County concert series continues Gary U.S. Bonds will play at Echo Lake Park Wednesday in Mountainside . Page 12 LINDEN, N.J WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM 75 CENTS VOL. 89 NO. 34 THURSDAY Teacher AUGUST 31, 2006 Candidate to Senator’s district staff surprised available next week appeal decision U.S. Senator Bob Menendez’s with room district staff will be at the Cranford By Dan Burns lots. Many who registered for an Community Center, 220 Walnut Staff Writer absentee ballot thought they were only Ave., Cranford, on Sept. 7 from 11 Discovery Channel ROSELLE — Superior Court registering to vote, according to a.m. to 3 p.m. to speak with and Judge John Malone upheld the results Dansereau. assist local residents. arranges makeover of the 5th Ward Borough Council Karasick submitted sworn testimo­ For more information, call By Kitty Wilder Democratic primary in a written ruling ny from several voters who received Menendez’s Newark district office Managing Editor on Aug. 23. absentee ballots from members of the at 973-645-3030. RAHWAY — When science Malone rejected defeated 5th Ward Bullock campaign, most notably teacher Brad Edwards left his middle candidate Christine Dansereau’s peti­ Councilman at Large Jamel Holley. school classroom for summer break, Department to dispose tion to disqualify several absentee bal­ Those witnesses stated they didn’t of unclaimed bikes he thought he detected a new cough. lots due to alleged voter fraud. The understand they were receiving an Administrators had told him they The Rahway Police Department evidence provided by Dansereau’s absentee ballot and would be preclud­ found asbestos in his room and will dispose of bicycles that have attorney, Ira Karasick, wasn’t specific ed from voting in person on election Edwards was just about convinced he come into police custody on Sept. enough to prove absentee ballots were day because of that. was sick because of it. 23. misused during the election, according Records from the Union County He knew his room would face The department is required to to Malone. Board of Elections show Holley deliv­ some repairs during the summer and keep unclaimed bikes for a period of “Other than identifying two voters ered 62 absentee ballots to voters in that he wasn’t allowed to go inside. six months prior to disposal. who may not have been residents of the 2nd and 5th wards in the weeks What he didn’t know was that it If your bike has been lost or Roselle, but who may have voted, it is prior to the election. State law permits was all a lie. stolen within the last year and you not at all clear what it is that the peti­ anyone to apply for an absentee ballot, Crews worked on Edwards’ class­ would like to see if they department tioner contends is the violation of the even if they will not be away during room this summer, but not for the has it, call the Traffic Bureau at 732­ election laws which forms the basis of the election. nightmare job of remediating 827-2075. the claim,” Malone stated. Malone ruled that even if voters asbestos. They were creating Karasick disagrees with Malone’s were confused by the absentee ballot Edwards’ dream classroom, courtesy assessment. He believes the petition process, there is no evidence any of Seminar planned at ‘Y’ of The Discovery Channel. Dr. Jeffery L. Segal will lead a was “more than satisfactory and con­ the absentee votes received by Bul­ On Monday, expecting to return to tained everything, legally, it needed to lock are illegal. The arguments Kara- presentation titled “The five com­ his same old room for the first time contain.” sick made were too general to satisfy mon female pelvic disorders that since June, Edwards walked into the can be treated” at the Rahway Karasick filed an emergent appeal the requirements for altering the surprise of his career — a new high­ of Judge Malone’s decision on Aug. results of the election, according to Branch of the YMCA on Sept. 13 tech classroom, equipped with top-of- from 7 to 8 p.m. 24. The appeal will be heard by Appel­ Malone. the-line teaching tools. late Division judges Rudy B. Coleman “General statements of illegality Segal is the director at the Center Suddenly, he joked, his “cough” for Urogynecology of St. Barnabas and John Holston Jr. are insufficient to satisfy the require­ had disappeared. The judges agreed to hear the mat­ ments of the statute setting forth the Medical Center. The center offers As he flipped on his light switch to comprehensive evaluation and treat­ ter quickly, because of time con­ grounds for an election contest,” Mal­ find camera crews and about 40 visi­ straints posed by the November Gen­ one said. “In this case, the petitioner ment of a variety of therapies, pelvic tors waiting to welcome him, Edwards floor rehabilitations, medications Photo By Sean Havey eral Election, according to Karasick. provides exhibits attached to the peti­ stood wide-eyed and speechless. Brad Edwards, a science teacher at Rahway Middle He and Bullock’s attorney, Allan Roth, tion, including certifications which are and minimally invasive surgeries. Crews took advantage of his shock Many problems considered a School, admires his new classroom with student teacher had until yesterday at noon to submit convoluted, contradictory and confus­ to explain the room’s special features. Lisa Corona. Edwards was awarded his ‘dream class­ documents relating to the case to both ing.” normal part of aging are not. By Replacing a chalk board was a properly diagnosing and treating room’ on Monday, courtesy of The Discovery Channel. judges. Roth called Malone’s decision SMART board — an interactive white- disorders, the goal is to return the Dansereau’s petition alleged 5th “right on point.” He believes individual to the previous lifestyle board with a touch-sensitive display The board was accompanied by 25 Other teaching-friendly perks Ward voters were coerced into voting Dansereau and Mayor Garrett Smith, once enjoyed. that connects a computer and digital new lap top computers and micro­ include multi-media curriculum tools, for the eventual winner of the election, who supported Dansereau in the This lecture is free and open to projector to show computer images. scopes — enough for each student. See CLASSROOM, Page 8 Rosemarie Bullock, via absentee bal­ See ELECTION, Page 2 the public. Send an RSVP to Mike Johnson at 732-388-0057, ext. 218. Offices closed Library likely to Memories at Madden Field The offices of this newspaper will be closed Sept. 4 in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen Sept. move downtown 5. The newspaper will be published By Dan Burns building, as was originally planned. Thursday, Sept. 7. Staff Writer Gregorio believes the centraliza­ The deadlines for the Sept. 7 edi­ LINDEN — The newly completed tion of the two attractions would tion are as follows: Raymond Wood Bauer Promenade on attract more people to the Wood • Lifestyle, including church and North Wood Avenue may be the next Avenue shopping area. club news, etc. — Friday, noon. home of the Linden Free Public “More people could make use of it. • Legal advertising — Friday, Library. And the more people see it, the more noon. The Linden library board approved prominent it is, the better for our • Letters to the editor — Friday, 9 an engineering study of the parking lot downtown,” Gregorio said. a.m. area behind the promenade at its Though it has the support of the • What’s Going On — Friday, 4 August meeting. If the grounds prove library board, relocating the library is p.m. suitable for a building, construction of far from a done deal. Linden doesn’t • Display ads — Friday, noon. a new library there would take the own all of the land where the proposed • Sports news — Friday, noon. place of the board’s old plan to expand library location sits, so it would • General news — Friday, 5 p.m. the existing library, according to appoint the Union County Improve­ • Classified advertising — Fri­ Mayor John Gregorio, a library board ment Authority to procure the land. day, 3 p.m. member. Those discussions between Linden “It looks like the board has made and the Union County Improvement m n i x H n s up its mind to move the library behind Authority have already begun, accord­ the new park,” Gregorio said. ing to general counsel for the Union Speak Out Gregorio believes the library County Improvement Authority, would complement the promenade Jonathan Williams. Would you like to see the nicely. Landscaped walkways would Current plans for the library call for Linden Library connect the park with the library and the Union County Improvement move downtown? make it accessible from both Wood Authority to purchase the necessary Photo By Sean Havey Avenue and Blancke Street, according land, for new lighting and landscaping Deborah Thomas, widow of the Rev. Gerald V. Thomas, speaks about her late husband’s to Gregorio. to be installed and for the library to love of coaching during a memorial dedication at Madden Field last week. The Rev. • Yes The library would be placed at the face out at an angle toward Blancke Thomas volunteered with Rahway’s Pop Warner program for more than 25 years. • No back of the park instead of an office See BOARD, Page 6

✓ ote Online at Rahway principal to become assistant superintendent By Kitty Wilder In 1984, Yergalonis returned to his Rahway at a number of national as an instructional leader in the district. Buglione was appointed head of IftirBlSoBtCLCTM Managing Editor hometown and gained experience as a events. “My hope is to help provide an the school district this summer when Click on : UNION LEADER RAHWAY — Board of Education supervisor before For two years, Yergalonis attended environment viable to success,” he former superintendent William Petrino Results published...... members voted unanimously on Tues­ taking a position the National Urban Task Force, along said. Specifically, he’d like to see left for another post. ★★★★★★★★★★★ day to appoint the high school’s prin­ as vice principal with 12 to 15 other principals from more students from Rahway attend Ray Candiloro, president of the cipal as the district’s assistant superin­ of the high across the country. The group focuses college or graduate with a solid career Rahway Education Association told tendent and school board secretary. school, where he on issues facing urban high schools. plan. the Board, “I think you’ve two home- Edward Yergalonis will take over worked for seven Yergalonis has made two presenta­ As a product of the Rahway school runs with the superintendent and assis­ IN THIS ISSUE the position in January, giving the years. tions at the state level on closing the system, Yergalonis said, “I like to tant superintendent.” board time to hire a new principal for After spend­ minority achievement gap and build­ think I’ve been a role model. You can The high school principal position Community Calendar ...... 2 Rahway High School. ing the next three ing communication within the get a heck of a good education at Rah­ has been advertised, Buglione said. In Police Blotter...... 2 Yergalonis, a Rahway High School years as principal schools. way and reach the top of your field.” choosing candidates, the district will Community Forum...... 4 graduate of the Class of 1974, has of what is now He also spoke at a national profes­ Superintendent Frank Buglione solicit input from a committee of par­ Yergalonis Letters to the Editor...... 4 worked in the district for 24 years. the middle sional development workshop on lead­ congratulated Yergalonis on his ents, staff and community members, Obituaries...... 7 He began his career as a teacher in school, Yergalonis took over as princi­ ership. appointment. he said. Sports...... 9 Rahway, serving for two years before pal of the high school in 1996. With this experience, and his Yergalonis replaces Buglione as Kitty Wilder can be reached at 908­ Arts & Entertainment...... 12 briefly leaving for other teaching posi­ In the decade he has led the high knowledge of Rahway schools, Yerga­ assistant superintendent. His salary 686-7700, ext. 127, or theprogress@the- County News...... 17 tions. school, Yergalonis has represented lonis said he looks forward to serving has been set at $143,500. localsource.com. Classified...... 29 “Your Best Source for Experience the E-EDITION ^rssjp Community Information” V \ 1 / ADwww.localsource.com OWL * Pay online YOUR NEWS, YOUR WAY! information f e f , , .. A Worrall Community Whetl,er you have moved out ef Mt, gone offto #f ou°rrEt.Es(eietiaond1mgoonSSP'11™' to 'D.^oSJ Place your own Classified ads at your own convenience college or just want your hometown newspaper Newspaper Your ad can appear in 14 Essex & Union County Newspapers and on our popular website available whenever and wherever you choose. WWW.localsource.com PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THE PROGRESS

Welcome to the Man leads police in car chase COMMUNITY CALENDAR The Progress Roselle There were no visible signs of a The Community Calendar is prepared by The Progress to inform resi­ POLICE BLOTTER How to reach us: Jonathan A. Guillen, 18, of Eliza­ break in, according to police. A cam­ dents of various community activities and governmental meetings. Mail The Progress is published every Thurs­ beth, was arrested on charges of driv­ era from the front seat was left community event schedules to: The Progress, Attn: managing editor, P.O. day by Worrall Community Newspa­ ing a stolen car and criminal mischief boy from Roselle was arrested for gun untouched by the thief. Box 3109, Union 07083, or submit them at www.localsource.com/calendar. pers, an independent, family owned after leading Roselle and Linden possession Sunday at 10:28 p.m. Rahway Today newspaper company. Our offices are Police officers on a chase Friday at An anonymous caller called police A man who pulled over on the side • The Rahway Center Partnership will sponsor a farmers market from located at 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, 9:38 p.m. to report hearing two shots fired on the of the road to check his car’s engine noon to 6 p.m. at the city’s train station plaza. Union, N.J. 07083. We are open from 9 Police received a call stating a car 300-block of Jefferson Avenue. The was robbed Friday evening. • The Linden Department of Recreation and Community Services’s free a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. Call us caller then saw four black males at one of the telephone numbers listed had just been stolen from a home on The victim told police he had left movie series will continue tonight with “Casablanca” at the Raymond Wood below: the 300-block of Birch Drive. Officers between the heights of 5 feet, 9 inches the Commerce Bank on St. Georges Bauer Promenade, across from City Hall on North Wood Avenue. Movies soon located the car at the intersection tall and 6 feet, 1 inch tall running Avenue Friday with $3,000 in cash. begin at dusk and will be cancelled in the event of rain. Voice Mail: of St. Georges Avenue and Chestnut away from the area the noise came As he drove away from the bank, Tuesday Our main phone number, 908-686-7700 Street. from. he noticed his car making a strange • The Rahway City Council will meet for its monthly pre-meeting con­ is equipped with a voice mail system to Police tried to pull the car over on When police found the 17-year-old noise. ference at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Rahway City Hall. better serve our customers. During reg­ Roselle Street in Linden, but Guillen a few moments later, he was with a 13- The victim pulled over and popped Wednesday ular business hours, a receptionist will year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy, answer your call. During the evening or refused to pull over. the hood of his car. While he was • The Rahway Parking Authority will meet at 6:30 p.m. at 67 Lewis St. when the office is closed, your call will Police chased him into Elizabeth each of whom matched the description inspecting the engine, he was • Hudson Shakespeare Co., “All’s Well that Ends Well” will perform at be answered by an automated recep­ until he lost control of his car on Cedar provided by the witness, according to approached by three males who asked 7:30 p.m. at the Raymond Wood Bauer Promenade, 400 N. Wood Ave., tionist. Avenue in Elizabeth. Guillen then police. if he needed help. across from City Hall. For rain site information, visit www.linden-nj.org. exited his car and ran south on Apple­ The 17-year-old was found to have When the victim told them he did­ Upcoming To subscribe: gate Avenue. a handgun on him. The other two boys n’t, the suspects left, but returned Sept. 7 The Progress is mailed to the homes of An officer was able to tackle had nothing in their possession and moments later displaying the handle • The Rahway Center Partnership will sponsor a farmers market from subscribers for delivery every Thursday. were released into the custody of their One-year subscriptions in Union Coun­ Guillen in the backyard of a home and of a handgun. noon to 6 p.m. at the city’s train station plaza. ty are available for $26.00, two year place him under arrest. A Linden parents. The victim handed over the cash to • The Rahway AARP Chapter will host a trip to Atlantic City’s Taj subscriptions for $47.00. College and patrol officer injured his knee during • Michael W. 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You Street, according to police. may use Mastercard, Visa, American money from an ATM on East 4th Two were wearing white T-shirts movie series will continue tonight with “Donovan’s Reef’ at the Raymond Express or Discover. Avenue had $500 stolen from his • Police spotted fresh graffiti on and denim jean shorts, the third wear­ Wood Bauer Promenade, across from City Hall on North Wood Avenue. account on Aug. 24, a few minutes several buildings in the 5th Ward of ing a black T-shirt and jean shorts. Movies begin at dusk and will be cancelled in the event of rain. Missing newspaper: after he left at 12:42 a.m. Linden in the past few weeks, accord­ One suspect had a large scar on his If your Leader did not get delivered The man withdrew $60 from the ing to police. nose. please call 908-686-7700 and ask for ATM at 12:42 a.m., but forgot to Graffiti designs in several locations • A 1930s-style silver-colored circulation. in the 5th Ward use the same word: Election debate continues take his card back from the washing machine was stolen from The machine. “nasty.” (Continued from Page 1) count of 285 votes to 265. By compar­ Back issues: Guilded Lillie on Poplar Street some­ He returned to the bank after 11 A woman from the neighborhood primary, were motivated by politics, ison, only five absentee ballots were To purchase back issues of The time between Aug. 16 and Aug. 23. Progress please call 908-686-7700 and a.m. that morning to report the card told police she has seen people climb not civics, when they filed the com­ cast in the 1st Ward primary election ask for circulation. Additional charges missing, but was told someone had roofs at night in order to spray paint The washing machine had been plaint. in Linden. may apply. already withdrawn $500 from his the upper facade of buildings. stored along the side of the business “I’m shocked the mayor is support­ Bullock will be sworn in as account at 12:44 a.m. • An Amon Terrace man’s car was and, when the owner returned from ing a complaint that is such a waste of Roselle’s 5th Ward councilwoman in News items: broken into and approximately $3,600 vacation, he reported it missing. taxpayer money and that would January, barring an unlikely barrage of News releases of general interest must • An East 2nd Avenue couple’s worth of compact discs were stolen • A man on East Grand Avenue attempt to disenfranchise voters who be in our office by Friday at noon to be home was broken into and $500 and write-in votes in the November Gener­ considered for publication the following numerous pieces of jewelry were from the trunk overnight between returned home Aug. 23 to find his used their constitutional right to vote al Election. No Republican or Inde­ week. Pictures should be black and taken on Aug. 22 between 2 and 3:15 Aug. 23 and Aug. 24. home burglarized. by absentee ballot,” Roth said. pendent candidate filed to run in the white glossy prints. For further informa­ p.m. The man parked his car in front of The victim told police he left his Dansereau appeared to be the win­ November election. tion or to report a breaking news story, The perpetrators gained entry to his house on Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. and apartment at 5:30 a.m. and returned at ner of the 5th Ward primary on the There is no definite timeline for the call 908-686-7700 and ask for Editorial. the home by cutting a bedroom win­ didn’t come back to it until 7 a.m. on 2:30 p.m. to find the lock on the entry night of the election, when she was appeal process currently under way, dow screen and pushing the window Aug. 24. door to his apartment was picked. leading Bullock 258 votes to 230, but but judges typically render decisions Story reprints: There were visible signs of pry For permission to reprint any item print­ up. They took numerous pieces of He noticed the contents of his glove an unusually high number of absentee in cases like these within a few days or ed in the newspaper you must call Tom jewelry and the $500 cash from the compartment were strewn about the marks on the door jamb, according to ballots swung the election in Bullock’s a couple of weeks of receiving the Canavan at 908-686-7700. All material bedroom, according to police. The front seat and his trunk was open. The police. favor. paperwork, according to Karasick. is copyrighted. bedroom is located on the first floor. then discovered his full 180-compact The victim reported about 40 mor­ Bullock’s 55 absentee votes Dan Burns can be reached at 908­ Linden disc holder was missing from the trunk, phine pills and 40 OxyContin pills severely outnumbered Dansereau’s 686-7700, ext. 120, or theprogress@the- Letters to the Editor: A 17-year-old Chandler Avenue along with a jack for changing tires. were reported missing. seven and allowed her to win by a localsource.com. The Progress provides an open forum for opinions and welcome letters to the editor. Letters should be typed, double spaced, must be signed, and should be accompanied by an address and day­ time phone number for verification. Let­ ters and columns must be in our office by 9 a.m. Monday to be considered for publication that week. They are subject to editing for length and clarity.

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LINDEN — An 82-year-old Linden woman county mosquito control unit, according to the ferent New Jersey counties. according to the Department of Health and “With summer winding down, residents became the first New Jersey resident to con­ department’s senior inspector, Rich Drozd. The Linden woman who was infected is an Senior Services. should remember to protect themselves against tract West Nile Virus this year. West Nile Virus is an arboviral disease trans­ avid gardener and “frequently participates in Symptoms of the more severe disease mosquito bites,” Department of Health and She was hospitalized Aug. 5 with a fever, mitted through the bite of a mosquito. Mosqui­ outdoor activities,” according to a statement include severe headache, high fever, neck stiff­ Senior Services Commissioner Fred M. Jacobs chills and muscle weakness, according to a toes pick up the virus by feeding on infected released by the state health department. ness, stupor, disorientation, coma, tremors, said. “We are well into the peak of the season statement issued by the New Jersey Depart­ birds, according to the state health department. State officials didn’t confirm the woman convulsions, muscle weakness and paralysis. for mosquito bites, which runs from mid-July ment of Health and Senior Services. Mosquitoes then spread it to humans. was infected with the West Nile Virus until lab The elderly are at higher risk to develop the through September.” She was treated at Robert Wood Johnson As of Friday, 136 birds have been submit­ results were returned Aug. 23. more serious disease, state health officials said. Health officials suggest limiting outdoor Hospital in Rahway and transferred to a reha­ ted for West Nile Virus testing by the Depart­ There have been 85 documented human State health officials urge New Jersey resi­ activities during dawn, dusk and evening bilitation facility. She is currently convalescing ment of Health and Senior Services’ Public cases of West Nile Virus in New Jersey since dents to reduce their chances of contracting the hours, when mosquitoes are typically most at a nursing home and is expected to make a Health and Environmental Laboratory this the disease first appeared in the United States virus by keeping mosquitoes away from them. prevalent. full recovery, according to the Department of year. Eighteen of those birds were determined in 1999. Residents should avoid keeping still water More information on the West Nile Virus Health and Senior Services. to have the virus. The eighteen positive birds Six New Jersey residents tested positive for on their property, such as in clogged gutters and can be found by visiting the Department of The woman lives on East Morris Avenue, came from seven different counties, but Union West Nile Virus last year. stagnant bird baths, according to the Depart­ Health and Senior Services Web site at according to Mayor John Gregorio. The area County wasn’t among them. Nationally, there have been 581 cases of ment of Health and Senior Services. www.nj.gov/health. near her home was inspected by the Union Some Union County mosquitoes did test West Nile Virus this year, according to the Health officials also advise residents to Dan Burns can be reached at 908-686-7700, County Mosquito Control department and all positive for the disease this year. Of the 2,300 health department’s statement. repair any broken door or window screens, ext. 120, or [email protected]. Linden halts ads while Gridiron dedication Homework help investigation continues By Dan Burns meetings — and items such as budgets offered in Rahway Staff Writer and ordinances — in a newspaper so LINDEN — The city has stopped the public is informed about the Library connects students with tutors placing legal advertisements in a actions its public officials are taking. newspaper published by Devine The rates for public notice advertising By Kitty Wilder file sharing and a white board enables Media Enterprises Inc. while an inves­ are determined by New Jersey state Managing Editor communication, Paul Kuhne, a mar­ tigation into the rates the company law and are calculated based on a RAHWAY — It’s safe to say stu­ keting manager with Tutor.com, said. charges continues, two councilmen newspaper’s paid circulation. dents heading back to school next The tools may help a geometry stu­ and a city attorney said this week. New Jersey Press Association fig­ week are not looking forward to dent draw their question or an English City officials decided to pull its ures show the News Record's circula­ homework. But at least this year student share a copy of an essay out­ legal advertisements from Devine’s tion for 2005 was 13,388. Figures for they’ll have access to a new high-tech line with a tutor, Kuhne said. News Record while Linden determines 2006 are not available because Devine helper if they get stumped on a ques­ Tutors who respond to questions if it was charged an illegal advertise­ Media is no longer a member of the tion. are stationed all across the United ment rate in the past. New Jersey Press Association. The Rahway Public Library recent­ States and Canada. Kuhne said the Devine Media owner James Devine Circulation figures are provided to ly signed up for access to Tutor.com’s company employs 1,000 tutors who hasn’t adequately responded to Linden’s the New Jersey Press Association Live Homework Help, online tutoring have each passed a “rigorous” screen­ requests for information since the inves­ directly by newspaper publishers. service that offers instant, one-on-one ing process, including a credential and tigation began in May, according to Lin­ They are not verified by a third party. help for free to students in the fourth criminal background check. den’s assistant municipal attorney, John In May, Devine declined comment through 12 th grades. Many tutors are “experts in their Hudak. Hudak sent Devine a letter on how his company calculated the All you need is a library card to get field,” Kuhne said, such as physicists requesting information more than once, amount it billed Linden for the ad. He started. Using their card number, stu­ who answers physics questions. Oth­ but has not received a reply, he said. also declined to go over the calculations dents can access the homework help ers are teachers, professors and col­ Linden launched an investigation with a reporter from The Progress. service through the library’s Web site, lege students. into Devine Media in May, but contin­ Devine did claim he plans to sue either at home or on one of the Parents should be assured the serv­ ued to place advertisements in the the publishers of The Progress for the library’s computers. ice is safe and that tutors are providing News Record. City officials wanted to content of its article “District overpays Once on the site, students select “help, not the answers,” Kuhne said. treat the company as innocent until for advertisement,” which appeared in their grade level and subject matter, So far, approximately 1,500 library proven guilty, according to City Coun­ the April 20 edition of The Progress. either math, science, English and branches across the country use the cil President Robert Bunk. The story claimed the Rahway social studies. From there, subjects Live Homework Help service, which Linden began its investigation after Board of Education overpayed Devine become more specific, according to began in 2001. a May 11 article in The Progress to advertise its proposed school budg­ Melissa Schabel, library reference Rahway is one of the first libraries revealed Linden was overcharged et. The school board has since stopped services manager. in New Jersey to sign up for the serv­ more than $1,600 to run a legal adver­ running legal advertisements in For example, if a high school sen­ ice. It will cost the library $5,000 for tisement in four March issues of the Devine’s newspaper. ior logs on and searches for math help, the year. Schabel said the expense is News Record. The Rahway City Council also he may then select a specific area of money well-spent. Devine Media charged Linden stopped publishing public notices in math, such as trigonometry or calcu­ Staff will be on-hand to help stu­ $4,503.60 to run notice of a tax sale in its the News Record in 2004, when the lus. This helps connect a student with dents at the library use the service. paper four times, but calculations by The council determined Devine Media had Photo By Sean Havey an appropriate tutor. Live Homework Help is available Progress show the company was legally overcharged the municipality. Rahway Chief’s Might Mights quarterback Jason Peo­ Sessions between a student and Sundays from 2 p.m. to midnight and entitled to charge only $2,866.50. Dan Burns can be reached at 908­ ple listens to speakers remember the Rev. Gerald V. tutor typically last 20 minutes, Scha­ Mondays through Thursdays from 3 to Government bodies are required by 686-7700, ext. 120, or theprogress@the- Thomas during a ceremony last week. bel said, depending on the question. 11 p.m. For more information, call the law to advertise notices of public localsource.com. Students may ask as many questions in library’s reference desk at 732-340­ as many subject areas as they need. 1551, ext. 212. Once on the site, tools help connect Kitty Wilder can be reached at 908­ the student and tutor. A combination of 686-7700, ext. 127, or theprogress@the- Civic group collects backpacks for students instant messaging, access to Web sites, localsource.com. By Dan Burns in the community with backpacks and The association collected more Dan Burns can be reached at 908- Staff Writer supplies to make sure they’re ready than 200 backpacks last year, accord- 686-7700, ext. 120, or theprogress@the- ROSELLE — Many kids go home for the school year,” Roselle Council­ ing to Holley. localsource.com. to a three-course meal and a full-size man at Large Jamel Holley said. LABOR DAY CLEARANCE bed every night. Some go home to The typical donation is a backpack more modest meals and have to share meant for a student in a specific grade, a room with their siblings. Still others containing items particular to that 14 "MATTRESS FACTORY 4 v \ www.mattressfac.com / ^ go home to poverty. grade, according Holley. Lists of the MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS MADE ON THE PREMISES However, at school, everyone is items for each grade level are avail­ COMPUTER BARN Open To the Public equal. Every child has a chance to do able from the civic association. 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Exploiting r I N A N C l A L S e r v i the system NEW NEIGHBORS — « __ FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Mike Greary and Tom A Superior Court judge’s decision to uphold the results of 1Serving All of Union County 908-86! Anderson help break Roselle’s 5th Ward Borough Council Democratic primary ground at the new Com­ PLANNING * DESIGN BUi‘ election may stand on legal footing, but leaves behind ethi­ CONSTRUCTION MANAGf munity Financial Ser­ 412-963-0100 vices Federal Credit cal questions as we approach this fall’s general election. Campbell www pwcampbei1 Judge John Malone wrote in his decision last week that Union on St. Georges Avenue at the Linden Borough Council Candidate Christine Dansereau failed to and Roselle border, last prove absentee ballots filed during the June primary were week. Membership is illegal. open to all Union Coun­ Dansereau filed a legal complaint after the primary elec­ ty residents. tion, calling into question the unusually high number of absentee ballots cast. The 62 ballots were enough to swing the election in favor of her opponent, Rosemarie Bullock. In rejecting Dansereau’s complaint, Judge Malone states that evidence provided by Dansereau and her attorney was not specific enough to prove the ballots were illegal. This may be true, those 60 plus ballots may have come from viable Roselle voters, but a closer look at how those ballots

came about is very revealing. Photo By Barbara Kokkalis Each of the ballots cast bears the signature of Councilman at Large Jamel Holley, a Bullock supporter. Holley, who served as the “messenger” of each vote, has defended his actions citing a new state law allowing any voter to cast an Educational programs come alive in the fall absentee ballot. Previously, voters were required to provide Every year school ends, vacation Cranford, Elizabeth and Plainfield of meeting a young woman from Eliz­ a reason for requesting an absentee ballot. begins and kids are out making high campuses, and will soon successfully abeth who graduated as class valedic­ school summer memories. Those who Freeholder complete its seventh year. A total of torian after struggling through person­ Holley has claimed that those voters who opted to file graduate turn their tassels to the right more than 12,000 seniors have partic­ al adversity. One of Vo-Tech’s goals is absentee ballots in the primary election were simply exer­ and are off like a shot, making prepa­ Forum ipated in 900 courses since 2000. to help students, young and adult, cising their right to vote under the new law. rations for the beginning of another By Alexander Mirabella For students thinking of continuing excel in the educational path of their This point may have been believable in the instance of a chapter in their lives. their education, UCC also offers choosing. More than 2,500 students handful of votes, but certainly not in a case of more than 60 As the seasons change and the fall that have benefited our residents at another freeholder initiative, the Col­ from across the county participated in votes. A simple comparison helps prove this point. In Lin­ semester commences, I’m reminded different stages of their lives. Sev­ lege for Teens, which allows students secondary day, adult high school and den, only five absentee ballots were filed in the city’s 1st of my own college days and how eral years ago, we bundled these pro­ from eighth to 12th grade the chance evening school programs during the Ward primary election. This is typical of a standard primary thankful I am that I was afforded the grams together and promoted them as to get a sense of the college atmos­ 2005-06 school year. phere. The county’s educational offerings election where campaign workers did not go out of their opportunity to further my education. “Lifelong Learning” initiatives. It is more important than ever that Included were offerings such as Free­ Students remain on campus for all have the mutual purpose in encour­ way to seek out extra votes, encouraging those in their favor. our children take full advantage of holder Scholars, Senior Scholars, Col­ three weeks and get to experience aging Union County residents to “Hop It is clear that the Bullock campaign took advantage of a their schooling. In this competitive lege for Teens, and the Union County many courses in different career on the Bus” to lifelong learning and state law intended to facilitate the election process for vot­ world, a lack of education can prevent Vocational-Technical School. paths in the hopes of making their setting a new direction at any point in ers. you from obtaining a higher paying These types of programs not only career choices easier down the line. their lives. We are fortunate in Union We support anyone who makes use of the democratic job. assist students in obtaining a broader Since the initiative was created in County to have a county college and process by casting a vote either at the polls or by absentee However, many weren’t as lucky to education but some, such as the Free­ 2002, more than 1,300 students Vocational School that are the best in have the opportunity to go to college holder Scholars Program at Union enrolled in College for Teens. New Jersey and among the very best ballot. What we will not support is a campaign that clearly in the United States. This fall, I exploited voters for personal gains. in their younger years and also, due to County College, provide funding We are inspired by the many suc­ rising educational costs, some Union assistance. More than 800 teenagers cess stories we have heard over the encourage our residents to explore Dansereau may have lost her chance to appear on the bal­ County families are now finding it have been awarded scholarships to years about these programs. Just these educational offerings. lot in November, but Roselle voters will be the real losers hard to pay the bills, let alone send a Union County College through this recently at the Union County Voca­ when an uncontested Bullock takes her seat on the Borough child to school. program since its inception in 2000. tional-Technical School graduation for Alexander Mirabella is chairman of Council next year. That’s why this freeholder board The Seniors Scholars program also the Adult-High School & Post-Sec­ the Union County Board of Chosen has worked hard to support and fund offers a variety of free courses for sen­ ondary Programs, my colleague, Free­ Freeholders and a Democratic can­ educational initiatives and programs iors at UCC. Courses are offered at the holder Angel Estrada, had the pleasure didate for re-election. Celebrating the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR plus the smaller Cities Service refinery and several large chemical plants in the Judge helped turn wheels of corruption Grasselli area, not to mention Gordon’s Gin, which in its own way contributed American worker To the Editor: mightily toward the war effort. It gave us a thrill to think we were living right in Roselle’s 5th Ward primary election is a microcosm of what’s wrong with the middle of a bull’s eye, so to speak. Of course, teenage boys are not known Monday is Labor Day, and while many see this as the Union County politics. The shenanigans of the party machine played a key role for their thinking ability. unofficial end of summer, the last chance to hit the beach or in making the voice of the people silenced. Judge John Malone claims that the I can recall walking down any street and almost every house having a Blue fire up some burgers on the backyard grill, it is actually a argument submitted by candidate Christine Dansereau inadequately articulated Star Banner in the front window and, unfortunately, some with Gold Stars. very unique holiday, unlike any other holiday in any other their argument. Malone is quoted as saying their argument was “convoluted, Thank God our Blue Star stayed blue, as my half-brother survived years of con­ contradictory and confusing.” country. For this holiday celebrates no man, living or dead, voy duty in the North Atlantic on a destroyer escort. We had an extensive Boy I was among the many voters who scoured the ballots at the Board of Elec­ Scout presence in town then and, as a member of Troop 33, I served the effort nor any sect, race or nation. tions in June. I must say if Malone waded through the serpentine path the coun­ Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation by selling War Bonds and collecting paper, rubber tires, scrap metal, books to ty and local party machine took to pull this deception off, he would know why send to our servicemen, etc. of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and the “evidence” — the droppings they left in their trail — were hard to scoop up. I recall the air raid drills when, as a high school student living within a 20 economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes It’s a shame that Malone couldn’t see through this convoluted, confusing fraud. minute walk of the school, I had to go home. After the all-clear sounded, I then a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have Perhaps he was wearing the same glasses he wore in making his “judgment” in had 20 minutes to get back to school. Air raid drills were looked forward to with made to the strength, prosperity and well-being of our coun­ favor of Union County Sheriff Froehlich’s stepson, Christopher Coon. even more anticipation than fire drills! Two other judges disqualified themselves because of the sheriff’s ties to the I told you your article brought back many memories. Thanks for writing it. try. case. Malone held a non-jury trial, as he did in the Roselle Election case. Coon, This concept might seem arbitrary, even capricious, but it Harvey A. Thorn a 26-year-old Union County sheriff’s officer, and his mother, Marlene Froehlich, Linden is in fact based on a steadfast symbol of our nation’s values managed to “purchase” a Porsche, BMW and a Volvo for $300 at a Union Coun­ and what they are built upon. It was independence of work­ ty auction. According to The Star-Ledger, “The only advertisement for the sale A Rahway budget history lesson ers that was the basis for our American Revolution and later was a notice posted in the sheriff’s office.” To the Editor: the Civil War. The sweat of these same workers supplied our I’m sure this sounds clandestine to ordinary citizens. Sebastian D’Elia, In 1991, Rahway Mayor James Kennedy and his City Council associates armed forces and led to our victories in World War I and Union County communication director, assured everyone that the sale was “con­ changed the cycle for the city of Rahway’s budget from a calendar year budget World War II. Their individuality and dogged determination ducted in accordance with the law.” to a fiscal year budget. This allowed Mayor Kennedy to go along with a fiscal Sound familiar? Roselle Councilman, Jamel Holley, complains about voters gimmick Gov. Jim Florio was offering to municipalities around the state. At the has maintained our position as a world power and leader who want to get to the bottom of the fraudulent primaries in the 5th Ward. He time, the deadline for presenting a budget changed from February to August. among nations. claims residents complaints are just, “sour grapes on the part of the losers, who The city of Rahway, under Mayor Kennedy, bonded millions to run the city So, whether this holiday was started by Peter J. McGuire, need to understand the law.” for six months to be able to make this change. The taxpayers would end up general secretary of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Unfortunately, ordinary citizens have not been personally tutored in the repaying millions over the life of the bonds. Joiners and a co-founder of the American Federation of “law” of politics by Union County Assemblyman Neil Cohen. I was taught that The point of this history lesson is to show how this mayor, from his first year Labor, or Matthew Maguire, a machinist and later the secre­ the law was meant to serve justice, not the political powers that be. in office, has offered gimmicks to solve high property taxes and has not been tary of Local 344 of the International Association of “Winner” Rosemarie Bullock repeatedly states that the “truth will prevail.” truthful with Rahway taxpayers. How can the truth come to light when the “meaty supplement,” noted and dis­ I have been present at the last four city council meetings — the mayor was Machinists in Paterson, doesn’t really matter. Labor Day is missed by Judge John Malone, will not be allowed into evidence? What evi­ not — and I have specifically asked why the city of Rahway under Mayor about celebrating the American spirit and backbone of our dence exists in that “meaty supplement” that Holley, Bullock and their handlers Kennedy seems to always find a way to file budgets late in election years. I great nation. don’t want our justice system to scrutinize? asked at the June meeting if this year’s budget will be filed on time. At the time We think it’s appropriate, therefore, that the nation pay The wheels of corruption are well oiled in Union County politics. Hopefully, of this letter, the administration has yet to enter a budget and it is well past the tribute on Labor Day to the creator of so much of the the Appellate Court will look into the concept of justice and the law and how it deadline. Part of the current debate over the budget process is around this issue. nation’s strength, freedom and leadership — the American is applied in Union County. State law clearly states budgets must be filed “no later then Aug. 10.” Amazing­ worker. Richard Lenihan ly, home owners received anticipated tax bills with an increase in the third and Roselle fourth quarters. Is a bigger increase coming in February? We wish you a happy Labor Day. The excuse for why a budget has not been adopted by this administration is Memories of war-time Linden that it anticipates $350,000 of Extraordinary State Aid that the city has applied To the Editor: for. This figure does not equal 1 percent of the municipal budget. While trying I enjoyed your article on the war-time manufacture of Grumman aircraft in to acquire this additional funding is worthwhile, I wonder what happened in our Linden during World War II, it brought a lot of memories flooding back to me. city that was so extraordinary to qualify for this money? There wasn’t a flood or David Worrall I was a teenager growing up in Linden during the war and remember very well a storm. Present a budget with the $350,000 and one without it. The difference Publisher the testing of the aircraft and the anti-aircraft battery in Rosehill Cemetery with can be easily understood. its large searchlight that would sweep the evening skies and virtually the whole The fact is, the mayor and city budgets seem to be perfect together in elec­ Tom Canavan city geared up for the war effort. Editor In Chief tion years — not seen until after the election. One memory I have is that, contrary to what you wrote, it was not “hardly The mayor and his campaign contributors are making it harder on our seniors Published Weekly Since 1917 Vincent Gragnani common knowledge” that the aircraft’s guns were tested at the airport. Granted, and young families to stay in their homes. The public should not be fooled by Regional Editor the workers inside the plant may not have heard the deep-throated rat-a-tat of the fancy fliers and free concerts. A Family of 'Newspapers machine guns over the noise of the assembly line, but everyone in town outside People are struggling to pay property taxes and real leadership is needed to Kitty Wilder the plant sure heard them. I lived, at the time, on Maple Avenue, just off Curtis Managing Editor deal with the problem. I believe the voters should know the answers to the fol­ Street, and we certainly knew whenever the guns were being tested, especially Published By lowing two questions before this November’s election: 1. Will Mayor Kennedy in the summer, when the windows were all open. Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Josef Ornegri allow the voters to know how much of a tax increase they will receive in 2007? Retail Ad Director Just about every industry in Linden did something of value to the war effort. 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083 2. When is redevelopment downtown going to start helping the typical home 908-686-7700 My dad worked for Mather’s Springs, which was located near what is now owner in Rahway? Joe Renna Memorial Park, and before the war made Auto Springs. My father spent the war ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Marketing Director After 16 years of Mayor Kennedy’s games, when it comes to property taxes, welding anchor chains for the Navy. It was a point of pride to us “macho” teen- 2006 All Rights Reserved can we really afford another four years of tax increases? Clearly, the answer is John D’Achino aged boys that Linden was considered a prime target for the Axis — if they could Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are the exclusive property of no. It is time for a change in Rahway! Circulation Director ever get over here to attack us. In a couple of mile’s radius we had Eastern Air­ Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. and any republication or broadcast Bryan DesRochers without written permission is prohibited. craft, Esso — with maybe the largest refinery on the east coast at that time — Rahway THE PROGRESS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 5 Linden residents to participate in Pulaski Day Parade The Pulaski Day Parade will be Oct. 1 in If she serves as Junior Miss Polonia, Barna attendance award. U.S. Marine Corps. information technology professional, certified New York. The following Linden residents said she will teach others about Polish culture Balabusta attends Union Catholic Regional Stefanowicz is a professional, certified by the Institute of Certified Computer Profes­ will participate: and show her pride in being Polish-American. High School in Scotch Plains and will be a jun­ international business consultant who owns sionals. Katherine Barna Sylvia Balabusta ior this fall. She is on the school honor roll and operates a consulting business providing The Linden marshall is a U.S. military vet­ Katherine Barna, 11, will attend St. Mary Sylvia Balabusta, 16, is the daughter of with a 3.5 grade point average. services to Fortune 500 Corporations. eran who served in the Far East and Pacific. He Elizabeth Academy this fall in the sixth grade Lucyna and Zdzislaw Balabusta. Balabusta She is a member of the environmental club, Stefanowicz is a certified information tech­ is an officer with American Legion Post 102, and would like to serve as Junior Miss Polonia. said her family and education has taught her the Student Movement Against Cancer, the Big nology and business professional who has and is Vice Commander of Catholic War Vet­ Barna attended St. Hedwig and St. Theresa lessons in the value and respect for the culture Brother and Big Sister club, service club, Peer worked in more than 60 countries. erans Post 497 in Linden. Grammar schools. Both of her parents are of and traditions of her Polish heritage. She Ministry and dance club. Stefanowicz was among a group of wireless Stefanowicz is active in supporting hospi­ Polish-American descent and have given would like to serve as Miss Polonia. Her studies in science, chemistry and the communications pioneers who developed talized veterans and blind and paralyzed veter­ Barna a love and appreciation for Polish cus­ Balabusta attended St. Theresa of the Child anatomy have made her interested in the field wireless e-mail and business applications that ans. toms, traditions, art, music and food. Jesus in Linden from prekindergarten to eighth of medicine. She plans to attend college and ran on early introduced wireless communica­ Born in Elizabeth, Stefanowicz attended St. Barna’s hobbies and interests are dancing, grade. She attended St. Adalbert’s Polish study medicine. tions technology. Hedwig grammar school and graduated from acting and writing. School since the first grade to further her Balabusta is a volunteer at Trinitas Hospital The members of this group consisted of Elizabeth High School. Barna has played contributing roles in two knowledge of Polish culture. in Elizabeth and her hobbies are playing the Microsoft, Intel, IBM, Apple Computer, Stefanowicz has been involved in athletics dramatic productions at St. Theresa School in Balabusta said St. Theresa School is where piano and dancing. AT&T, Sprint, Bell South and Internet service throughout his life. He coached with the Union Linden, including supporting roles in “A she discovered her love of science and spelling As a proud Polish-American, Balabusta providers. County Youth Baseball league and played with Christmas Carol” and “The Wizard Oz.” and was able to expand her hobbies and inter­ said she will work to bring to people the tradi­ Stefanowicz is a graduate of Seton Hall the Union County Semi-Professional baseball Barna has also written a poem titled, “A ests. tions of her Polish Heritage as Miss Polonia. University with a undergraduate degree in league. Friend in the Wind,” about the death of her Balabusta was a member of the school Ron Stefanowicz accounting and two master’s degrees in He has been president of the Linden PAL Golden Retriever. The poem was published in choir, the student council and participated in Ron Stefanowicz, the 2006 parade marshal finance and international business. since 1986. Celebrating Poetry in the fall of 2002. The many parish activities. Balabusta graduated St. is the son of Sophie and John Stefanowicz, Stefanowicz is a member of the first gradu­ Stefanowicz is past president of the Linden book is an anthology of poems written by stu­ Theresa School in 2004 as third in her class husband to Rose (Ansede) Stefanowicz, and ating class of Seton Hall University’s Institute Halloween parade and is a member of St. dents across the country. with a President’s award, honor roll award and father of Ron and Major Rob Stefanowicz, of International Business. Stefanowicz is an Theresa of the Child Jesus Church. Brick project to personalize park Groundwork Elizabeth is in the fin­ explained her non-profit organiza­ under construction in the area. ishing stages of design and is prepar­ tion’s interest in the project. “We are Mayor Chris Bollwage welcomes ing bid specifications for “Appletree working with Mayor Chris Bollwage, the recreational addition to this part of Park,” a pocket park which will be Councilman Manny Grova, the city, the city. “Economic growth must be located at 236 Front St. in the Eliza­ and the resident population of this matched by the commitment to posi­ bethport section of the city. very busy area to help address resi­ tively affect the lives of community Funds from the New Jersey dents’ needs for a place to sit and residents,” Bollwage said. “Ground­ Department of Environmental Protec­ relax, a place of serenity that they can work has helped the city in identifying tion’s Green Acres Program, a Com­ enjoy in their own neighborhood.” some key locations to do just this and munity Block Development Grant Appletree Park will sit adjacent to improve the quality of life for our res­ administered by the city, an NRTC 15 two family homes, known as idents.” grant from the state Department of “Appletree Village.” First Ward Councilman Manny Community Affairs and private dona­ These market rate homes form a Grova agreed with the mayor. tions will be used to build the park. protective wind barrier around the “We look forward to attending to One of the highlights of Appletree planned park without ruining the the needs of our long time residents by is Groundwork’s personalized brick waterfront view. Victor Vinegra of offering a peaceful park for their paver program. This program was dis­ Harbor Consultants, Greg Waga of enjoyment,” he said. cussed with residents at community Waga Enterprises and Chris Zehnder Agnes Kristen, whose Kristen Dis­ meetings in the fall of 2005 and spring of Zen Architecture pooled the com­ tributing Company sits a few yards of 2006. munity’s needs in the design of the from the planned park, is excited Any business, organization or pri­ park. about the upcoming project. vate individual wishing to purchase a Brick pavers, low fencing, lighting “Our mission is to change places in brick will be allotted space to put a and benches will greet the park’s order to change lives,” Kristen said. private message. There are two sizes users. More housing is planned for the “This park does just that.” of the bricks. neighborhood as a supermarket-phar­ For more information on purchas­ Robin Lospinoso, co-president of macy-housing project is due to be ing bricks for Appletree Park, visit Groundwork Elizabeth and chairper­ built at 60 Broadway. Other market www.groundworkelizabeth.com or son for the Appletree Park Committee, rate housing units are also currently call 908-289-0262, ext. 203.

RECREATION Brittany Bynum of Abraham Clark High School and Estefania Cabezas of Elizabeth High Rahway offers online 8600 or visit www.linden-nj.org. complete science of life, a class for School reviewed patient information with Dr. Vipin Garg following rounds during their Nurs­ The movie schedule is: Linden residents older than 18. ing Camp session at Trinitas Hospital. recreation registration Today: “Casablanca Classes will be Tuesdays and In-person, online or mail-in regis­ Sept. 8: “Donovan’s Reef” Thursdays Sept. 5 through Nov. 16, tration for instructional and recreation Sept. 14: “The Great Race” from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost for the Trinitas camp gives students programs will be accepted on Tuesday Sept. 16: “Finding Nemo” program is $60, with no refunds. Pay­ from 6 to 8 p.m.; weekdays starting Sept. 22: “Robin Hood” ment may be made by cash, check or Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sept. 28: “Who Done it?” money order payable to the Linden real-life medical experience Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Rah­ Oct. 6: “Star Wars” Recreation Department. The deadline Trinitas Hospital offered public the operating room, the emergency Brittany Bynum of Abraham way Recreation Center, 3 City Hall to register is Friday. and private students a summer learn­ department and renal services before Clark High School in Roselle and Plaza. Most programs and classes are Linden offers fitness Class size is limited and early reg­ ing experience that gives new mean­ two mornings of exposure to activities Estefania Cabezas of Elizabeth open to residents and non-residents. classes for adults istration is recommended. Registra­ ing to “How I Spent my Summer on the hospital’s nursing units. High School “shadowed” medical Online registration forms will be The Department of Recreation and tion forms are available at the John T. Vacation.” As they “shadowed” staff on nurs­ residents as they reviewed patient active Tuesday morning. Payment by Community Services announces com­ Gregorio Recreation Center, 330 Forty students from public and pri­ ing units, the students observed vari­ progress in the intensive care unit credit card will be accepted. plete fitness exercise classes for Lin­ Helen Street. No registration will take vate high schools in Elizabeth and sur­ ous levels of patient care delivered in while on daily rounds with Dr. Registration will not be accepted den residents age 18 and older. place the evening of the class. For rounding Union County towns partici­ the emergency department and the Vipin Garg, academic chief of pul­ after Sept. 15 at 4 p.m. so early regis­ This is a whole body workout more information, call 908-474-8627. pated in four sessions of the hospital’s intensive care unit as well as all med- monary medicine at Trinitas Hospi­ tration is encouraged. using kick boxing, high and low aero­ third summer nursing camp. ical/surgical nursing units. tal and medical director of the A schedules of classes offered and bics, cardio and body toning. The four one-week sessions gave Lisa Liss, director of volunteer Trinitas Hospital Sleep Disorders registration forms are available at the Classes will be Tuesdays and Tennis tournament students a deep immersion into daily services, who helped develop the pro­ Center. Recreation Center or online in PDF Thursdays, Tuesday through Nov. 16, activities in health care careers gram, said the program has offered Bynum said she had the opportuni­ format at planned in Linden from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. throughout the Hospital. Each session high school students learning experi­ ty to help a nurse as she drew blood, www.cityofrahway.com/recreation. Linden’s Dr. Martin Luther King Registration is due Friday. No reg­ kicked-off with an orientation to the ences that have been helpful in career adding, “I even had the chance to lis­ For more information about pro­ Jr. annual round robin one-day tennis istration will take place on evenings of hospital setting, providing an intro­ decision-making. ten with a stethoscope as a patient grams and other recreation activities, tournament for doubles ages 18 and classes. The cost the program is $80 duction to medical terms as well as “Not only do the students have the ingested fluid.” call 732-669-3600. older will be Sept. 16 at 9 a.m. with a with no refunds. Cash, check or rain date of Sept. 17 at Wilson Tennis presentations from staff members chance to assist nurses with patient The Trinitas Hospital Nursing money order only is payable to Linden Courts Linden Residents. from physical therapy, endoscopy, care,” Liss said, “but they also benefit Camp program was made available Recreation Department Recreation Department. The cost is $10 for Linden resi­ maternal and child health and respira­ from the perspectives of veteran nurs­ through a grant from Bank of America hosts movie in the park Class size is limited and early reg­ dents and $15 for out-of-town resi­ tory therapy. es who share their experiences in the and an anonymous donor to the hospi­ The Linden Recreation Department istration is recommended. Registra­ dents. The tournament is limited to 20 The students also toured radiology, field.” tal’s volunteer department. will host movies in the park at the tion forms are available and classes players who will be selected on a first Raymond Wood Bauer Promenade are held at the John T. Gregorio Recre­ come, first served basis. Artists sought for October Fest in Rahway across from Linden City Hall on North ation Center, 330 Helen St. Registration is available at the Wood Avenue. For information, call 908-474­ Community Center building, 605 S. Diversified Communities and Cherry Street and a portion of Main work and crafts in all forms. The free movies will be alternating 8627, or visit www.linden-nj.org. Wood Ave.; the John T. Gregorio Riverwalk at Rahway in association Street will be transformed for the fes­ The festival events will be each Thursdays and Fridays. Showtimes Recreation Center, 330 Helen St.; and with the Rahway Center Partnership tival by live music, German cuisine, Saturday from noon to 5 p.m., rain or will begin between 8:30 and 9 p.m. Yoga classes planned the Linden Multi-Purpose Center, will present October Fest every Satur­ arts and crafts activities for children, a shine. Call the Rahway Center Part­ Shows will be cancelled in the event The Department of Recreation and 1025 John St. The deadline to register day during October in downtown Rah­ farmer’s market and more. nership at 732-396-3545 to take part of rain. For information, call 908-474- Community Services announces Yoga: is Sept. 8. way. Artists are sought to display art- in the events. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY CLEANING SERVICE CLEAN UP & REMOVAL SPACE AVAILABLE HOME IMPROVEMENT MONEY TO LEND ROOFING ROOFING FREE DO YOU NEED TO ESTIMATES Tired Of The Clutter? Help your business WE STOP LEAKS! PLAZA CLARK BUILDERS, INC. 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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS DEFENDANT: ZUHEIR BADER day. All successful bidders must have ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALL I NAN & MUNICIPALITY: Roselle Park By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDE1) COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. cution to me directed I shall expose for BOROUGH OR ROSELLE NOVEMBER 17, 2005 tified check at the conclusion of the SUITE 100 STREET & STREET NO: 34 Summer sale by public venue, at the UNION 210 Chestnut Street SALE DATE sales. 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Avenue E. COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, Roselle, New Jersey 07203 WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF Property to be sold is located in the Bor­ MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 TAX BLOCK AND LOT: 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ough of Roselle, County of Union and SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH BLOCK: 701 LOT: 13 PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, Public Notice is hereby given that sealed By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ State of New Jersey FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 60’ x 100’ at two o’clock in the afternoon of said bids will be received by the Borough of cution to me directed I shall expose for Premises commonly known as: 1001 War­ THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S NEAREST CROSS STREET: 410’ from day. All successful bidders must have Roselle in the County of Union for the fur­ sale by public venue, at the UNION ren St., Roselle, NJ 07203 OFFICE. Chestnut Street 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ nishing of all labor, materials, and equip­ COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, BEING KNOWN as LOT 20, BLOCK 2402, THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE THOU­ SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any) tified check at the conclusion of the ment for the construction of a Field 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN on the official Tax Map of the Borough of SAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN & 94/100 NONE sales. House, including related site work at the PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, Roselle TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT The sheriff hereby reserves the right to Property to be sold is located in the City Field of Dreams, Columbus Avenue within at two o’clock in the afternoon of said Dimensions: 40ft. x 100ft. x 40ft. 100ft. ($363,116.94) adjourn this sale without further notice of Linden, County of Union and State of the Borough of Roselle on Thursday, day. All successful bidders must have Nearest Cross Street: 10th Avenue August 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2006 through publication. New Jersey September 14, 2006 at 11:00 A.M. Bids 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to U1 54258 PRO ($109.50) JUDGMENT AMOUNT Premises commonly known as: 819 Chan­ will be opened and read in public in the tified check at the conclusion of the adjourn this sale without further notice TWO HUNDRED SIXTY THOUSAND FIF­ dler Ave., Linden NJ 07036 Council Chambers of the Roselle sales. through publication. TEEN & 92/100 BEING KNOWN as LOT 7, BLOCK 74, on DESCRIPTION Municipal Building, 210 Chestnut *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal POWERS KIRN, LLC ($260,015.92) the official Tax Map of the City of Linden Street, Borough of Roselle, New Jersey. liens or other charges, and any such 9 East Stow Road, Suite C ATTORNEY: POWERS KIRN, LLC Dimensions: 40.00ft. x 100.00ft. x Bids are being received for: Complete NAME OF SALE: VELOCITY INVEST­ taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ Marlton, NJ 08053 SUITE C - 9 E. STOW ROAD 40.00ft. x 100.00 construction of Field House building MENTS LLC vs. ZUHEIR BADER ums or other advances made by plain­ P. O. Box 1568 P.O. BOX 1568 (MARLTON) Nearest Cross Street: Henry Street and related site work. (Single Overall SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY tiff prior to this sale. All interested Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Prime Contract for all work) UNION COUNTY parties are to conduct and rely upon (856) 802-1000 SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH adjourn this sale without further notice LUMP SUM BID (ALL WORK) compris­ LAW DIVISION their own independent investigation to Attorneys for Plaintiff (2006-0838) FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT by publication. ing a i work, General Construction, Docket No. L-2165-05 J-292237-05 ascertain whether or not any outstand­ THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Plumbing, HV, Electrical, for the construc­ STREET AND STREET NUMBER: 514 E ing interest remain of record and/or NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT OFFICE. liens or other charges, and any such tion of a Field House building. Elm St., Linden NJ 07036 have priority over the lien being fore­ Superior Court of New Jersey TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held on TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: Block closed and, if so the current amount Chancery Division THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED TWENTY- ums or other advances made by plain­ Wednesday, September 6, 2006 at 11:00 171, Lot 22 on the Tax Map of the City of due thereon. Union County SEVEN & 36/100 tiff prior to this sale. All interested A.M. in the Council Chambers, Roselle Linden Nj 07036 JUDGMENT AMOUNT Docket No. F-12683-06 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT parties are to conduct and rely upon Municipal Building, 210 Chestnut NUMBER OF FEET TO NEAREST CROSS TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR THOU­ ($273,227.36) their own independent investigation to Street, Roselle, New Jersey. STREET: 140’ to Maple Avenue SAND ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN & 36/100 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: August 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2006 ascertain whether or not any outstand­ Drawings and Specifications for the proj­ DIMENSIONS: 40’ x 100’ ($224,115.36) Alfonso Villarino, and Belen Villarino, U154261 PRO ($91.50) ing interest remain of record and/or ect may "be examined at the office of THE FULL DESCRIPTION ON: Deed Book ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALLINAN & have priority over the lien being fore­ m US i A L G R O u P, p.a., Architecture-Plan­ 4843 Page 70 SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDE1) YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and SHERIFF’S SALE closed and, if so the current amount ning-1 nterior Design, 191 Mill Lane, “THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE SUITE 100 required to serve upon the Attorneys for SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 759021 due thereon. Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 during RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITH­ 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 9 East Stow DIVISION CHANCERY **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** business hours, 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. A OUT FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUB­ MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Road, Suite C, Marlton, NJ 08053; P.O. COUNTY UNION THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN THOU­ copy thereof may be procured after noon LICATION". SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH Box 1568, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054, an DOCKET NO. F759106 SAND NINE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN & on Wednesday, August 30, 2006 at the FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT Answer to the Complaint (and Amendment PLAINTIFF: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC 22/100 office of the Architect, T h E MUSiAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S to Complaint, if any) filed in a Civil Action REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. ($367,947.22) GROUP, p.a., 191 Mill Lane, Mountain­ FIFTY FOUR THOUSAND SIX-HUNDRED OFFICE. in which Deutsche Bank National Trust DEFENDANT: LINDAP. HAMLETT, ETAL. ATTORNEY: side, New Jersey 07092, phone 908-232­ THIRTY-SIX & 00/100 TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND Company as Trustee of Argent Mortgage WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 2860, for the purpose of bidding. Form of ($54,636.00) THREE & 92/100 is plaintiff and Alfonso Villarino and Belen JULY 31, 2006 (FORMERLY FEDE1) Proposal and Specifications may be ATTORNEY: RAGAN & RAGAN, P.C. - TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Villarino, et al., are Defendants, pending SALE DATE Su it e 100 obtained on application at the office of COUNSELORS AT LAW ($236,003.92) in the Superior Court of New Jersey, with­ WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD the Architect upon payment of $150. PAY­ 3100 ROUTE 138 WEST August 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2006 in thirty-five (35) days after August 31, SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 MENT FOR ANY AND ALL SETS IS NON­ BRINLEY PLAZA, BUILDING ONE U1 542 55 PRO ($103.50) 2006, exclusive of such date. If you fail By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH REFUNDABLE. Check shall be made WALL, NJ 07719 to do so, judgment by default may be ren­ cution to me directed I shall expose for FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT payable to the THE MUSIAL GROUP, p.a. SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS dered against you for the relief demanded sale by public venue, at the UNION Extra drawings and/or specifications may FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT in the Complaint. You shall file your COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, OFFICE. be obtained from the Architect for the cost THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOU­ (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN of printing and handling, and postage OFFICE. with the Clerk of the Superior Court at the PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, SAND NINE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX & NON-REFUNDABLE. FIFTY-NINE THOUSAND FOUR & 14/100 Edwin Evans, his heirs, devisees, and 62/100 personal representatives, and his, their Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, CN at two o’clock in the afternoon of said Bidders shall leave their names, TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT 971, 6th Floor, North Wing, Trenton, New day. All successful bidders must have TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT addresses, phone number and fax number ($59,004.14) or any of their successors in right, title ($386,996.62) and interest Jersey 08625, in accordance with the 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ at the office of the Architect in order to August 10, 17, 24, 31, 2006 rules of civil practice and procedure. A tified check at the conclusion of the August 24, 31, Sept. 7, 14, 2006 have information or addenda mailed to U153522 PRO ($97.50) U154757 PRO ($106.50) YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND $135.00 filing fee payable to the Clerk of sales. them if and when required. The bidder the Superior Court and a completed Case Property to be sold is located in the City shall provide a street address and not a NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, ESQS., plain­ Information Statement must accompany of Linden, County of Union and State of PO Box number, since Express Mail can­ New Jersey (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: tiff’s attorneys, whose address is 200 your answer or motion. not be delivered to a PO Box number. The The action has been instituted for the Premises commonly known as: 8 Carteret NOTICE TO BIDDERS architect shall not be responsible for any Michael Giase, his heirs, devisees, and Sheffield Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, CITY OF LINDEN New Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num­ purpose of foreclosing a mortgage dated Street, Linden NJ 07036 such lack of information. It is the bidder’s personal representatives, and his, their BEING KNOWN as LOT 9, BLOCK 440, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY or any of their successors in right, title ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the January 3, 2006, made by Doraida responsibility to provide the appropriate Sanchez and Maria Robinson to Argent on the official Tax Map of the City of Lin­ and correct information. and interest Complaint and Amendment To Foreclo­ Sealed bids will be received by the Pur­ sure Complaint filed in a civil action, in Mortgage Company, LLC, and concerns den No bid shall be accepted that does not Dimensions: 40.00ft. x 100.00ft. x chasing Agent of the City of Linden, New YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND which U.S. Bank National Association as real estate located at 219 Marshall Street, conform to the specifications. Bids must Elizabeth, Nj . 40.00ft. x 100.00 Jersey on September 18, 2006 at 11:00 be made on standard proposal forms in REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCKER, Trustee is plaintiff, and Edwin Evans, et am, prevailing time in the Planning Board al., are defendants, pending in the Supe­ YOU, Alfonso Villarino, and Belen Villar- Nearest Cross Street: Pennsylvania the manner designated by the specifica­ GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, ESQS., plain­ Railroad Avenue Room #215, of the Municipal Building at tiff’s attorneys, whose address is 200 rior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi­ ino, are made a defendant because you tions, must be enclosed in sealed are a lien holder in the above matter and The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to 301 N. Wood Avenue, Linden, New Jersey envelopes bearing the name and address Sheffield Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, sion, Union County, and bearing Docket for F-14307-06 within thirty-five (35) days so have an interest in the property being adjourn this sale without further notice of the Bidder and the Contract being bid, New Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num­ by publication. #1) INTERIOR RESTORATION OF CITY ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the after 08/31/2006 exclusive of such date, foreclosed. on the outside thereof, addressed and An individual who is unable to obtain an *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal HALL COUNCIL CHAMBER AND MAIN delivered to the Borough of Roselle, Busi­ Complaint and Amendment To Foreclo­ or if published after 08/31/2006, (35) days ENTRY STAIR after the actual date of such publication, attorney may communicate with the New liens or other charges, and any such ness Administrator’s Office, 210 Chestnut sure Complaint filed in a civil action, in taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ Plans and specification for this work which Wells Fargo Bank, NA, as Trustee exclusive of such date. If you fail to do Jersey State Bar Association by calling Street, Roselle, New Jersey 07203. toll free 800-792-8315 (within New Jer­ ums or other advances made by plain­ may be examined at the Office of the Pur­ Bidders shall not submit more than one is plaintiff, and Michael Giase, et al., are so, judgment by default may be rendered chasing Agent of the City of Linden, 301 against you for the relief demanded in sey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of state). tiff prior to this sale. All interested bid for any single Contract. defendants, pending in the Superior Court parties are to conduct and rely upon N. Wood Avenue, 3rd floor Purchasing of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Union the Complaint and Amendment To Fore­ You may also communicate with a Lawyer Each proposal must be accompanied by Referral Service, or if you cannot afford their own independent investigation to Office #202, Linden, New Jersey between the following: County, and bearing Docket F-14274-06 closure Complaint. You shall file your 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, weekdays and pro­ Answer and proof of service in duplicate to pay an attorney you may call the Legal ascertain whether or not any outstand­ Bid security in the form of a certified or within thirty-five (35) days after ing interest remain of record and/or cured upon payment of $175.00 check or 08/31/2006 exclusive of such date, or if with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Services Office. The phone numbers for cashier’s check or bid in the amount 10% the county in which this action is pending have priority over the lien being fore­ cash made payable to the “City of Linden" of the Bid, but not in excess of Twenty published after 08/31/2006, (35) days New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - which is nonrefundable. Requests for CN971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, are: Legal Services (908) 354-4340, closed and, if so the current amount Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00). Bid bond after the actual date of such publication, due thereon. mailing of plans and specifications will be exclusive of such date. If you fail to do together with your check in the sum of Lawyer Referral (908) 353-4715. shall be in the form attached. Docket # F-12683-06 **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** not honored. For further information call Consent of Surety, executed by a bond­ so, judgment by default may be rendered $135.00 representing the filing fee in (908) 474-8470. accordance with the rules of civil practice Theodore J. Fetter THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND ing company authorized to do business in against you for the relief demanded in EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE & 20/100 For inspection of above projects please the Complaint and Amendment To Fore­ and procedure. Clerk of the Superior Court the State of New Jersey and certifying U1 55926 PRO August 31, 2006 ($27.38) ($315,831.20) call Al MacDonald at (909) 474-8600. that Surety Company will issue a perform­ closure Complaint. You shall file your This action has been instituted for the Each bid must be accompanied by a purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mortgage At t o r n e y : p h e l a n h a l l in a n & ance bond and a labor and material pay­ Answer and proof of service in duplicate SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDE1) guarantee, payable to the City of Linden, ment bond each in the full amount of the with the Clerk of the Superior Court of dated 01/21/2005 made by Edwin Evans New Jersey in the amount of ten percent as mortgagor, to Argent Mortgage Compa­ SHERIFF’S SALE SUITE 100 contract awarded to the successful bid­ New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD (10%) of the total Bid Price, not to exceed CN971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, ny, LLC recorded on 02/02/2005 in Book SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 759006 der. Performance bond and labor and DIVISION CHANCERY MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 $20,000.00 which guarantee may be pro­ materials payment bond shall be in the together with your check in the sum of M11027 of Mortgages for Union County, vided by Certified Check, Cashier’s check Page 0636 which Mortgage was assigned COUNTY UNION SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH forms attached. $135.00 representing the filing fee in FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT or Bid Bond, at the option of the bidder. accordance with the rules of civil practice to the plaintiff, U.S. Bank National Asso­ DOCKET NO. F585906 In the case of projects for any Public PLAINTIFF: CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S Each Bidder must also submit with the Body, a list submitted by corporate and and procedure. ciation as Trustee by Assignment Of Mort­ bid a Consent of Surety signed by a Sure­ gage which is unrecorded at this time; DEFENDANT: PAMELACRUZ, ETAL. OFFICE. partnership bidders of the names and This action has been instituted for the THREE HUNDRED THIRTY THREE ty Company. This states that if the ven­ purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mortgage and (2) to recover possession of, and WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE addresses of all stockholders owning 10% JULY 24, 2006 THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED NINETY- dor is awarded a contract the surety com­ or more of their stock or 10% or more of dated 08/29/2005 made by Michael Giase concerns premises commonly known as pany will provide the contractor with a 1073 William Street, Elizabeth, Nj 07201. SALE DATE EIGHT & 47/100 the stock of their corporate stockholders, as mortgagor, to Mortgage Electronic TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Performance and Payment Bond in an Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee If you are unable to obtain an attorney, WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF or in the case of a partnership, the names SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ($333,298.47) amount equal at 100% of the Total Bid and addresses of those partners owning a for FGC Commercial Mortgage Finance, you may communicate with the New Jer­ Price. NO OTHER SURETY FORM WILL sey Bar Association by calling 732-249­ By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ August 24, 31, Sept. 7, 14, 2006 10% or greater interest therein. DBA Fremont Mortgage recorded on U154759 PRO ($108.00) BE ACCEPTED. 08/31/2005 in Book M11325 of Mortgages 5000. You may also contact the Lawyer cution to me directed I shall expose for If one or more of such stockholders or sale by public venue, at the UNION Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed partnership is itself a corporation or part­ for Union County, Page 0323 which Mort­ Referral Service of the County of venue envelope marked with the name and loca­ by calling 908-353-4715. If you cannot COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, nership, the stockholders holding 10% or gage was assigned to the plaintiff, Wells SHERIFF’S SALE tion of the project and hand delivered or Fargo Bank, NA, as Trustee by Assign­ afford an attorney, you may communicate 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN more of that corporation or the individual PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 758852 sent by Certified Mail to reach the Pur­ partners owning 10% or greater interest in ment Of Mortgage which is unrecorded at with the Legal Services office of the chasing Department prior to the stated County of venue by calling 908-354-4340. at two o’clock in the afternoon of said DIVISION CHANCERY that partnership, as the case may be, this time; and (2) to recover possession COUNTY UNION time of the opening of the bids. Bidders of, and concerns premises commonly Edwin Evans, his heirs, devisees, and day. All successful bidders must have shall also be listed. These statements of 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ DOCKET NO. F1193505 are required to comply with the require­ named and addresses must be submitted known as 937 New Brunswick Avenue, personal representatives, and his, their or ments of P.L. 1975, c.127 (NJAC 17:27). any of their successors in right, title and tified check at the conclusion of the PLAINTIFF: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. prior to the receipt of the bid or must Rahway, NJ 07065. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS The successful bidder will be required to If you are unable to obtain an attorney, interest is made party defendants to this sales. accompany the bid. No award of contract Property to be sold is located in the Bor­ FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. properly execute the contract forwarded or agreement entered into may be made if you may communicate with the New Jer­ foreclosure action because he executed by the City of Linden with ten (10) days of plaintiff’s obligation and mortgage being ough of Roselle Park, County of Union DEFENDANT: TOMMIE NOBLE, ET AL there is a failure to comply with the provi­ sey Bar Association by calling 732-249­ WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE its receipt. In addition, the performance 5000. You may also contact the Lawyer foreclosed herein and may be liable for and State of New Jersey sions of this law. Premises commonly known as: 126 APRIL 06, 2006 and payment bonds and the insurance Bids must be enclosed in sealed, opaque Referral Service of the County of venue any deficiency and because hi is the requirements shall be returned with the owner of record of the mortgaged premis­ Hawthorne Street, Roselle Park, NJ SALE DATE envelopes bearing the names and by calling 908-353-4715. If you cannot WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF executed contracts. Failure to do so with­ afford an attorney, you may communicate es being foreclosed herein and for any 07204 address of the bidder, the Contract name BEING KNOWN as LOT 27, BLOCK 311, SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 in the time required herein will constitute being bid, on the outside thereof and with the Legal Services office of the lien, claim or interest he may have in to or a breach of the specifications and may against the mortgaged premises. on the official Tax Map of the Borough of By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ addressed in accordance with Advertise­ County of venue by calling 908-354-4340. cution to me directed I shall expose for result in the voiding of the bid award. Michael Giase, unmarried, his heirs, Roselle Park ment for Bids. No bid may be withdrawn Dimensions: 40ft. x 100.84ft. x 40.59ft. x sale by public venue, at the UNION The Director of Purchasing reserves the after the day of receipt. Only one bid shall devisees, and personal representatives, THEODORE J. FETTER, CLERK right to reject any and all bids and to SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 93.34ft. COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, be in each envelope. and his, their or any of their successors in 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN waive any or all informalities in the bids. right, title and interest is made party THIS IS AN ATTEMPT Nearest Cross Street: W. Westfield Bidders are notified as follows: Avenue PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, City Of Linden By: Joseph C. Bodek Addenda may be issued by the Architect defendants to this foreclosure action TO COLLECT A DEBT. Purchasing Agent ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to at two o’clock in the afternoon of said in accordance with the specifications up because he executed plaintiff’s obligation day. All successful bidders must have U1 55534 PRO Aug. 31, 2006 ($26.25) and mortgage being foreclosed herein WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. adjourn this sale without further notice to seven (7) days, prior to receipt of bids by publication. 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ and the bidders are obliged on their own and may be liable for any deficiency and File FCZ 78419 U1 55472 PRO Aug. 31, 2006 ($31.88) *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal tified check at the conclusion of the initiative to make inquiry for and examine because he is the owner of record of the sales. mortgaged premises being foreclosed liens or other charges, and any such such addenda, if any. taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ Property to be sold is located in the City No bid may be withdrawn after the date herein and for any lien, claim or interest of Linden in the County of UNION, State he may have in, to or against the mort­ ums or other advances made by plain­ NOTICE TO BIDDERS of receipt. tiff prior to this sale. All interested of New Jersey. Bidders are notified that they must com­ gaged premises. CITY OF LINDEN SHERIFF’S SALE parties are to conduct and rely upon Commonly known as: 442 Washington UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY ply with the provisions of N.J.S. 34:11­ Avenue, Linden, NJ 07039 THEODORE J. FETTER, CLERK SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 758997 their own independent investigation to 56.25, et. seq. (Wages on Public Works) ascertain whether or not any outstand­ Tax Lot No.: 25 in Block 196 and that the contract to be awarded in SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY DIVISION CHANCERY Sealed bids will be received by the Pur­ COUNTY UNION ing interest remain of record and/or Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 109 ft chasing Agent of the City of Linden, at the this case shall contain a stipulation that THIS IS AN ATTEMPT x 43 ft 113 ft x 43 ft TO COLLECT A DEBT. DOCKET NO. F209206 have priority over the lien being fore­ City Hall, 301 N. Wood Avenue, Linden, the wage rate must be paid to workmen closed and, if so the current amount Nearest Cross Street: Elm Street employed in the performance of the con­ ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED PLAINTIFF: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO­ NJ 07036 Planning Room #215, Septem­ CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR BEAR due thereon. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, ber 12, 2006 at 10:00 am prevailing time tracts and shall not be less than the pre­ WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. municipal or tax liens that may be due. File FCZ 78411 STEARNS ASSET BACKED SECURITIES, JUDGMENT AMOUNT for the following described work: vailing wage rate as determined by the ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO THOU­ Note: The sheriff reserves the right to Commissioner of the Department of Labor U155461 PRO Aug. 31, 2006 ($33.00) 2005-AC2 DEFENDANT: LUIS E. LONDONO, ETAL. SAND TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN & adjourn this sale for any length of time ITEM #1 - ONE NEW CATERPILLAR 420E and Industry of the State of New Jersey. 81/100 without further advertisement. Bidders are notified that they must com­ WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE BACKHOE LOADER OR EQUAL - PUB­ JULY 20, 2006 ($122,297.81) JUDGMENT AMOUNT LIC WORKS DEPT. ply with N.J.A. 52:32-1 to 52:33-4, the ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALLINAN & THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE statues on the use of domestic materials NOTICE OF SALE SALE DATE WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDE1) THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY- ITEM #2 - ONE NEW 2007 FORD on public work. SUITE 100 NINE & 22/100 Bidders are put on notice that the Bor­ Tri-State Moving & Storage LLC hereby SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 EXPLORER 4X4 OR EQUAL - TRANS & By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD ($333,839.22) PARKING DEPT. ough of Roselle is an exempt organization publishes notice, as required by New Jer­ ATTORNEY: ZUCKER GOLDBERG & sey “Self Storage Facility Act" (NJ Stat. cution to me directed I shall expose for MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 under the provisions of the N.J. State SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH ACKERMAN, ATTORNEYS Sales and Use Tax Act (N.J.S. 54:32B-1 2A-44-191), of a public sale of the prop­ sale by public venue, at the UNION ITEM #3 - ONE NEW 2007 4X4 PICK UP COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT SUITE 301 TRUCK WITH LIFT GATE - TRANS & et. seq.) and is not required to pay sales erty listed below to satisfy a landlord’s 200 SHEFFIELD STREET lien. All sales are for cash to the highest 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S PARKING DEPT. tax. OFFICE. MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 All bidders are put on notice that they bidder and are considered final. PODS, PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o’clock in the afternoon of said ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE THOU­ 1-908-233-8500 XCZ-70986 Specifications are on file at the Office are required to comply with all rules and INC reserves the right to reject any bids. SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH The sale shall be held at Tri-State Moving day. All successful bidders must have SAND SEVEN HUNDRED FOURTEEN & of the Purchasing Agent, Room #202, City regulations and orders promulgated by 83/100 FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT the State Treasurer pursuant to P.L. 1975, & Storage, 827 Newark Ave., Elizabeth, 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ Hall, 301 N. Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ. tified check at the conclusion of the TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S A fee of $10.00 for ITEM#1, ITEM #2 & c. 127 and with all provisions of N.J.S.A. NJ 07208 on Friday 9/15/2006 at 10am OFFICE. CUSTOMER POD# sales. ($129,714.83) ITEM #3 for each set of specifications 10:2-1 through 10:2-4 (Affirmative August 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2006 THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR THOU­ Action). Ian Haynes 42A77 Property to be sold is located in the Bor­ picked up, plus postage if mailing is ough of Roselle Park, County of Union U1 54262 PRO ($108.00) SAND EIGHT HUNDRED NINETY & requested1. All bidders are notified that they must Lesley Fischer 5082BX 15/100 David Mayas 11114BX and State of New Jersey Bids must be submitted in a sealed comply “The Public Works Contractor SHERIFF’S SALE TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Registration Act" (P.L. 1899, c, 238). CONTENTS INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED Premises commonly known as: 275 W. envelope clearly marked BID on item #1, Clay Ave., Roselle Park, NJ 07204 SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 759003 ($364,890.15) etc., and bearing the name and address Contractor must comply with N.J.S.A. TO: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, BOOKS, AND IN THE SECOND PLACE TO DEFEN­ EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, STEREO BEING KNOWN as LOT 5, BLOCK 308, DIVISION CHANCERY of the bidder on outside; addressed to the 52:32-44 (P.L. 2004, c.57). Contractor COUNTY UNION DANT must provide State Division of Revenue EQUIPMENT & MORE on the official Tax Map of the Borough of Purchasing Agent, City of Linden, City Roselle Park DOCKET NO. F423906 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR Hall, 301 N. Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ Issued Business Registration Certificate Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 2006 BY MERGER TO U155933 PRO ($17.25) Dimensions: 100.00ft. x 37.50ft. x PLAINTIFF: BANK OF NEW YORK, AS 07036 and be accompanied by a BID with the bid submission. TRUSTEE WELLS FARGO MORTGAGE, INC. By order of Mayor and Council of the 100.00ft. x 37.50ft. BOND OR CERTIFIED CHECK made Nearest Cross Street: None Given DEFENDANT: ANTONIO BARTHELEMY, *** THE SUM OF*** payable to the City of Linden, in the Borough of Roselle in the County of SHERIFF’S SALE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE & 00/100 SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 758998 The sheriff hereby reserves the right to ET AL. amount of ten percent (10%) of the total Union, New Jersey WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE ($155.00) David G. Brown, II, MPA DIVISION CHANCERY adjourn this sale without further notice bid. by publication. JULY21, 2006 MORE OR LESS, PLUS INTEREST. All bidders shall conform to the intention Business Administrator COUNTY UNION SALE DATE August 24, 31, Sept. 7, 14, 2006 Borough of Roselle DOCKET NO. F268506 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal and provisions of Affirmative Action in liens or other charges, and any such WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF U154755 PRO ($106.50) Public Contracts Laws of the State of 210 Chestnut Street PLAINTIFF: FREMONT INVESTMENT & SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 Roselle, New Jersey LOAN taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ New Jersey, R.S. 10:2-1 of 7/23/75, ums or other advances made by plain­ By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ Assembly Bill No. 2227. U1 55902 PRO Aug. 31, 2006 ($69.00) DEFENDANT: SMITH MILORD, ETAL. cution to me directed I shall expose for SHERIFF’S SALE WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE tiff prior to this sale. All interested Bidders are required to comply with the parties are to conduct and rely upon sale by public venue, at the UNION SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 759012 JULY 18, 2006 COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, DIVISION CHANCERY requirements of P.L. 1975, C.127 (N.J.A.C SALE DATE their own independent investigation to 17:27). ascertain whether or not any outstand­ 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN COUNTY UNION WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, DOCKET NO. F484906 Council reserves the right to reject any SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ing interest remain of record and/or and all bids should it be in the interest of have priority over the lien being fore­ at two o’clock in the afternoon of said PLAINTIFF: HSBC BANK, USA SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ day. All successful bidders must have DEFENDANT: SOLOMON BABU the City to do so and to waive any infor­ SHERIFF’S NUMBER CH 758975 cution to me directed I shall expose for closed and, if so the current amount malities in the bid. due thereon. 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ KENYANYA, ET AL DIVISION CHANCERY sale by public venue, at the UNION tified check at the conclusion of the WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE BY: JOSEPH C. BODEK, COUNTY UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, JUDGMENT AMOUNT PURCHASING AGENT THREE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO THOU­ sales. JULY 25, 2006 DOCKET NO. L216505 J29223705 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN RE: Bank pf New York, as Trustee v. SALE DATE COUNCIL PLAINTIFF: VELOCITY INVESTMENTS PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, SAND SEVENTY-FIVE & 12/100 CITY OF LINDEN ($342,075.12) Antonio Barthelemv. et al. WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF LLC at two o’clock in the afternoon of said DOCKET NO: F-4239-06 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 U155907 PRO Aug. 31, 2006 ($22.13) THE PROGRESS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 7 OBITUARIES Robert Clark He served as an IRTC instructor at Neck. Mr. Durning was a member of Ramsey four years ago. He was Robert E. Clark, 78, of Rahway Camp Robinson, Ark., and Camp Fan­ the Sgt. James J. Hennessey Post 712 employed by Medco, Franklin Lakes, died Aug. 20 in the Ashbrook Nursing nin, Texas. of the American Legion. In Rahway, as director of clinical product develop­ and Rehabilitation Center, Scotch He joined the 29th Infantry Divi­ he joined the American Legion Post 5, ment. Earlier, Mr. Duncsak owned the Plains. sion of the Maryland-Virginia Nation­ Rahway, and served in many capaci­ Vision Group in Ramsey and worked Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Clark lived al Guard in September 1944. ties. Mr. Durning was the grand mar­ at Mount Sinai Medical Center, New in Rahway for 27 years. He was a bus While on the Roer River, Lt. Col. shal of the 2005 Rahway Memorial York City, as a clinical coordinator of driver for Vilani Bus Co., Linden, for Ewing edited and typed a little news­ Day parade, a member of St. Mary’s infectious disease. 32 years before retiring in 2002. Mr. paper, “Chin Strap.” He wrote an Church, Rahway, and served for 43 He also worked at Merck, Rahway. Clark also was an electrician for account of his combat experience and years as an usher at Mass. He was a Mr. Duncsak was a 1988 graduate of Exxon Corp., Linden, for four years. a civilian career in journalism and life member of the Retired Men’s Club Rutgers University, New Brunswick, He served in the Army as a sergeant wrote accounts of the division’s of Rahway and a past member of the where he received a bachelor of sci­ from 1946 to 1954. Mr. Clark was a wartime history. Union County Executive Flag ence degree in pharmacy. member of the VFW Post 225 of Cran­ He was sent to Paris to publish a Guardian Committee, where he served He attended Rutgers School of ford and a life member of the Elks pamphlet. Then Lt. Col. Ewing was as chaplain and historian. Management in New Brunswick and Lodge of Cranford. assigned to Fort George G. Meade in Surviving are two daughters, Long Island University College of Surviving are three stepdaughters, Maryland and the War Department Loretta Durning and Mary Anne Ren­ Pharmacy. Irene Leapman, Alice Reynolds and Historical Division in the Pentagon, ner; a son, Edward Jr.; and four grand­ Surviving are his mother, Sophie; a Linda Piesco; two sisters, Betty Bun­ and wrote “29 Let’s Go,” an official children. son, Paul; a daughter, Samantha Jo; a nell and Carol De Venuta; three great­ history of the 29th Division in World brother, John R., and his companion, grandchildren and his companion, War II, published by the Infantry Jour­ Jerome Aquino Lorie Adamo. Trudy Vasas. nal Press. Jerome L. Aquino, 82, of Rahway From 1950 to 1953, he served on died Aug. 23 at home. Joan Williamson the historical staff of Gen. McArthur’s Born in Orange, Mr. Aquino lived Joan Yvette Williamson, 45, of Grace Keefe Far East Command Headquarters in FELINE FRIENDS— Puff, above, and Aramis, below, Grace Manahan Keefe, 86, of Rah­ in Rahway for 50 years. Newark and Roselle died Aug. 21 at Tokyo, Japan and, for 12 years, he was He was a World War II veteran and Trinitas Hospital, Elizabeth. are among those cats and dogs available for adoption at way died Aug. 19 in the Southern assigned to the First U.S. Army head­ the Friends of Linden Animal Shelter. For more informa­ Ocean Nursing and Rehabilitation served with the 4th Army Division in Miss Williamson was born in quarters on Governors Island, N.Y., in the Rhineland, Germany, and Central Newark. She graduated from Wee- tion about pets or volunteering at the shelter, call 908­ Center, Manahawkin. the public relations field. 474-8450 or e-mail [email protected]. Born in New York City, Mrs. Keefe Europe. Mr. Aquino was the recipient quahic High School, Newark. Lt. Col. Ewing became the first of three Bronze stars and the Purple Surviving are a daughter, Shanetta came to Rahway in 1933. She worked Army historian and curator of its his­ at General Motors Corp., New York Heart. Ashley Williams; her parents, Vernon torical museum. From 1965, as a He was a fire prevention adminis­ and Geraldine Williams; a sister, City, for 30 years before retiring as the department of the Army civilian, he assistant personnel director in 1975. trator with Lucent Technology, Mur­ Sharon Willliamson; and a brother, served for 15 years as curator of the ray Hill, for 15 years and retired in Darryl Williamson. Mrs. Keefe was a communicant of St. U.S. Army Museum System and Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in 1990. supervised more than 60 museums in Mr. Aquino was a former umpire Rahway. the United States and overseas, and Margarita McGuire for the Rahway Little League and the Margarita “Rita” McGuire, 57, of Surviving are a daughter, Kathryn also served as editor of the Army Rahway Men’s Softball League. He Rahway died Aug. 26 at home. V. Reilly, and three grandchildren. Museum Newsletter, a magazine for also was a volunteer with the Rahway Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Mrs. military museums. Rescue Squad and a communicant of McGuire lived in Kearny for seven Martha Britton Lt. Col. Ewing won many military St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, years before settling in Rahway in Martha Ann Britton, 58, of Rahway awards, and in his retirement years, he Rahway. 1977. died on Aug. 17. wrote “Sherman at War,” and later Surviving are his wife of 58 years, She was a costumer service repre­ Born in Williston, S.C., Mrs. Brit­ “The 29th: A Short History of a Fight­ Virginia; two daughters, Diane Yak- sentative for Continental Airlines, ton lived in Jersey City for 25 years ing Division. He held many member­ encheck and Deborah Pannone; three Newark, since 1988, and was a found­ before moving to Rahway 10 years ships in many organizations. brothers, Joseph, Donald and Russel; a ing member of the Continental Air­ ago. Surviving are his wife, Jacqueline sister, Sadie Quadrei; and five grand­ lines Operations Santa for Disabled She was a graduate of Jersey City June Van Hovel; two sons, Joseph children. and Underprivileged Children. State Teachers College in 1980, where Hoch Ewing Jr. and William Tecum- Surviving are her husband of 30 she received a bachelor of arts degree seh Sherman Ewing; a daughter, Geraldine Fowler years, James; a son, Ryan; a daughter, and a bachelor of science degree. Mrs. Jacqueline A. Pearson; six grandchil­ Geraldine Fowler, 70, of Mana­ Britton was a tolls supervisor at the dren and four great-grandchildren. Jamie; her father, Daniel Malloy; and Holland Tunnel for the Port Authority hawkin, formerly of Rahway, died two sisters, Josephine and Elizabeth of New York and New Jersey for near­ Aug. 23 in Community Medical Cen­ Malloy. Betty Smith ter, Toms River. ly 20 years. Betty R. Smith, 57, of Linden died Surviving are her husband, William Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Fowler Lucy Kiseli Aug. 18 in Robert Wood Johnson Uni­ moved to Rahway in 1977 before set­ S.; a son, William Britton IV; a daugh­ Lucy T. Kiseli, 81, a lifelong resi­ versity Hospital at Rahway. tling in Manahawkin this year. She ter, Gyneshia Britton-Mitchell; her dent of Linden, died Aug. 25 at home. Born in New Brunswick, Mrs. was a communicant of St. Mark’s SENIOR NEWS parents, Cornell and Bertha Gleaton; Smith lived in Elizabeth before mov­ Mrs. Kiseli was born in Wilkes- Roman Catholic Church, Rahway, and will be Sept. 22 through Dec. 8 at the six sisters, Sue, Mary, Rosa, Bertha ing to Linden. She was a secretary for Barre, Pa. She was a bookkeeper with Rahway AARP plans a member of the Veterans of Foreign John T. Gregorio Recreation Center, and Barbara Gleaton and Dawn the nursing unit at JFK Medical Cen­ Union County Plate Glass, Elizabeth, Wars Post 681 Women’s Auxiliary. trip to Atlantic City 330 Helen St., Linden, on Fridays Loftin; two brothers, James and Cor­ ter, Edison, for 32 years. for 15 years and retired in 1986. Surviving are a son, Bernard; a The Rahway AARP Chapter will from 10 to 11 a.m. nell Gleaton Jr.; and two grandchil­ Surviving are her husband, Walter; Before that, Mrs. Kiseli was the vice daughter, Marylouise; a brother, host a trip to Atlantic City’s Taj Mahal The classes are sponsored by the dren. a daughter, Carrie Brown; a step­ president and secretary for her late Anthony Ammaturo; four sisters, Sept. 7. The bus will leave at 8:30 a.m. Department of Recreation and Com­ daughter, Yvette Smith; a sister, John­ husband at John E. Kiseli Builders Anna Perchun, Mary Messeri, Arlene and return at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $20 munity Services and are free to partic­ Joseph Hoch Ewing nie Brown; four brothers, Robert, Inc., Linden. Hansen and Joan DiGergorio; and with $17 cash back and a $5 food ipants. You must be a Linden resident. Lt. Col. (Ret.) Joseph Hoch Ewing, Richard, Clarence and Thomas She was a member and past presi­ three grandchildren. coupon. Call 732-499-7740 to make a Instructions will include such 97, of Silver Springs, Md., formerly of Brown; three grandchildren and a dent of the Linden Board of Educa­ reservation. dances as the rhumba, cha-cha and Roselle, author, journalist, historian great-grandchild. tion. Mrs. Kiseli was a communicant and former curator of the United Byron LaVerne of St. Theresa’s Church, Linden, and a line dancing. States Army Museum System, died Byron D. LaVerne, 71, of Rahway member of its Rosary Society. Registration to begin Besides learning and improving Cookie Smith died Aug. 24 in Robert Wood Johnson She had worked with her late hus­ for senior programs dance steps, dancing is an excellent Aug. 18 at Mary Washington Hospital, Cookie Smith, 68, of Rahway died University Hospital at Rahway. band in support of his effort with St. The Rahway Division of Senior way to get exercise and make friends. Fredericksburg, Va. Aug. 21 in Robert Wood Johnson Uni­ Born in Vallejo, Calif., Mr. LaV­ Theresa’s Holy Name Society and Services will have its 2006-07 Call 908-474-8627 or visit www.lin- Born in the family home, 120 E. versity Hospital at Rahway. erne lived in Keyport before moving Boy Scout Troop 34. fall/winter program registration for den-nj.org for information. First Ave., Roselle, the son of the late Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Smith to Rahway 12 years ago. Surviving are three sons, Stephen, Rahway senior citizens age 62 and Neil H. Ewing and Joseph Hoch came to Rahway many years ago. She He worked in the maintenance John M. and Kenneth R.; seven grand­ older starting on Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Ewing, who resided in Roselle, was a was employed by the Rahway Police Seniors invited to craft department at Grief Brothers Corp., children and five great-grandchildren. the Rahway Senior Center, 1306 great-grandson of Sen. Thomas Ewing department as a crossing guard for 11 classes in Linden Rahway, for 35 years before retiring in Esterbrook Ave. Doors will open at 7 of Ohio, who was foster father of Gen. years before retiring in 2003. The Linden Department of Recre­ William Tecumseh Sherman and was 2002. Mr. LaVerne then did mainte­ a.m. All programs are $5 for Rahway Surviving are a daughter, Paige- Marina Tl nana ation and Community Services secretary of the treasury under Presi­ nance work for the past several years. seniors age 62 and older. Registration Lynne Rue, and two grandchildren. Marina Tinana, 78, of Linden died announces free senior citizen craft dent William Harrison and the first He was a communicant of St. forms are available at the Rahway Aug. 27 in St. Michael’s Medical Cen­ classes at the following facilities: secretary of the interior under Presi­ Mark’s Church, Rahway, and a Navy Senior Center. Fees vary for other ages ter, Newark. • Monday, Wednesday and Thurs­ dent Zachary Taylor. veteran of the Korean War. and out-of-town registrants. For more Edward Durning Sr. Born in the Philippines, Mrs. day from 10 a.m. to noon at the John Lt. Col. Ewing lived in Roselle for Edward Joseph Durning Sr., 91, of Surviving are his wife, Darlene information about registration proce­ Tinana lived in Linden for the past 12 T. Gregorio Recreation Center, 330 45 years, before moving to Silver Rahway died Aug. 23 at home. “Rocky;” two sons, Kenny LaVerne dures or any other Rahway senior pro­ years. Helen St., Linden. Spring, Md. in 1985. After his gradua­ Born in the Ironbound section of and Barry Musolf; four daughters, grams, call the Senior Center Office at Surviving are four sons, Arthur, • The fourth Tuesday of each tion from the University of Notre Newark, Mr. Durning moved to Rah­ Debbie Daveldek, Candy Miller, 732 827-2016. Ramon, Nelson and Arnold; a daugh­ month from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Dame in Indiana in 1932, he worked way in 1954. He worked for Victory Dorette Hill and Dorina; a sister, Jack­ ter, Marion Cusi; and 11 grandchil­ 8th Ward Recreation Center, Bedle for several weekly newspapers and Optical, Newark, Stanley Tool, Amer­ ie Lindsey; and nine grandchildren. dren. Senior dance classes Place. edited Town, a local community mag­ ican Airlines and retired in 1977 as a offered in Linden Call the John T. Gregorio Recre­ azine, in Roselle. supervisor in the air freight division. Paul Duncsak For a complete list of obituaries, Senior citizen line dance classes ation Center at 908-474-8627 for more In 1942, during World War II, Lt. Mr. Durning served in the Army dur­ Paul R. Duncsak, 40, of Ramsey, visit www.localsource.com. for Linden seniors age 50 and older information. Col. Ewing entered the service and ing World War II. formerly of Linden, died Aug. 23 at graduated from Officers Candidate While in Newark, he and his home. School and the Officers Advanced friends established the Ironbound Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Duncsak Course at Fort Benning, Ga. Ambulance Squad Sheltered Down lived in Linden before moving to If it’s happening in Linden, Roselle, Rahway or Elizabeth, then it’s £ j

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(Continued from Page 1) administrators created a myth about plenty of storage space and an asbestos on middle school’s third improved classroom design. floor. Rather than sitting at low, grouped This kept staff away while con­ tables, Edwards’ students will now sit struction crews worked throughout at lab stations, each facing the front of August to make the surprise $250,000 the classroom. classroom a reality. Above them, the ceiling has been Construction took 28 days, art designed to look rich in fossils and an director Derek Wybourne said. Plan­ inflatable solar system hangs in the ning began about two weeks prior. back above a set of miniature eco-sys­ Crews, including some of tems. Edwards’ former students, worked Other basic amenities, like easy up- during early August heat waves, jack­ and-down shades and handicapped hammering the floor and sledge-ham­ accessibility, also make the classroom mering old furniture. an ideal workspace and an improve­ Even though she won’t be able to ment many say will help Edwards use Edwards’ classroom this fall, become an even more dynamic Danielle Eckenrode, 13, said the hard teacher. work was worthwhile. It was his enthusiasm for teaching “It’s cool because we made him that led Edwards to director Eli happy and he makes us happy,” she Kabilio’s attention in the first place. said. Kabilio, contracted by The Dis­ Monday’s surprising end result was covery Channel to film Edwards’ a relief, production manager Jon-Paul classroom makeover, is a Rahway Bouchard said. “We’re happy for him High School graduate of the Class of because we know he’ll use it.” 1984. Once some of the initial shock “We were looking for the right wore off, Edwards marveled at his teacher and school for months,” new work space. “This is the coolest Kabilio said. Eventually, the film thing I’ve ever seen,” he said. maker decided to return to his home He plans on spending time learning town. how to use the new equipment before The 63 children who participated in Linden Library’s summer reading program gathered at the John T. Gregorio Recre­ He contacted the district about the his students come in. ation Center recently for a party with librarian Jennifer Stevenson marking the end of their reading activities. For upcom­ project, which he envisions as a pilot “I see myself here for hours on end ing children’s activities, call the library at 908-298-3830, ext. 20. episode for a potential Discovery like a kid in a candy store,” he said. Channel program. Once the official school year starts, Only key officials were informed Edwards is optimistic he’ll be able to PSE&G opens new Customer Service Center of the true project. The rest of the staff make good use of his new tools. was told camera crews were in the “Who knows where I’ll be able to Public Service Electric & Gas Co. opened its Centers PSE&G maintains across the state. Since payments were accepted at that location, the school to film a documentary on what go with all this,” he said. doors Monday to a new Costumer Service Center in “Nearly a quarter of a million people come utility waived the $1 fee associated with making it’s like to be a science teacher. The viewing public will be able to Elizabeth, providing area residents with a conven­ through our customer service centers every year, PSE&G payments at area Western Union locations. 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Rahway Football Player of the Year Cranford Diamonds Sept. 8 at Cranford, 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at Hillside, 1 p.m. Sept. 24 at New Providence, 1 p.m. cut a special season Sept. 29 at North Plainfield, 7 p.m. Oct. 14 Brearley, 2 p.m. Oct. 21 Governor Livingston, 1 p.m. Finish first in Parkway League Oct. 28 Roselle, 1 p.m. Winning in style at the end of the year. Nov. 4 Newark Central, 2 p.m. The Cranford Diamonds 18-and-under summer softball team completed a Nov. 23 at Johnson, 10:30 a.m. remarkable season when it won its last seven regular season games and then Rahway defeated Clark in the playoffs to capture first place in the Parkway Invitational League. Boys’ Soccer After beginning their campaign with losses in two of their first three contests, Sept. 12 at Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. the Diamonds played superbly the remainder of the season by outscoring the Sept. 15 Cranford, 4 p.m. opposition by an impressive 67-14 margin the rest of the way. Sept. 19 Hillside, 4 p.m. The Diamonds clicked in all aspects as the pitching, hitting and defense were Sept. 21 at New Providence, 4 p.m. excellent. Sept. 22 at Newark Central, 4 p.m. Players such as Jenny Drechsel, Kristin Hardman, Liz Snyder and Lindsey Sept. 26 Johnson, 4 p.m. Deluca always seemed to be on base, while their air-tight defense was also vital Sept. 28 Technology, 4 p.m. to the team’s enormous success. Sept. 29 at Union Catholic, 4 p.m. Katie Goode, Dina Nicastro and Julie Adonna played key roles in numerous Oct. 5 Roselle Park, 4 p.m. games as did Mary Kate Minitelli, Jenn Handy and Stephanie Couto. Oct. 6 Newark Central, 4 p.m. The pitching of Kelly Hardman, a freshman at Cranford High School this fall, Oct. 10 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. was outstanding. Oct. 13 at Cranford, 4 p.m. Hardman posted four shutouts overall and concluded the season with three Oct. 17 Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. consecutive, including a no-hitter against Union. Oct. 19 at Hillside, 4 p.m. Hardman also stuck out 68 batters in 57 innings, recording 10 strikeouts or Oct. 23 at Johnson, 4 p.m. more in three games. Oct. 26 Union Catholic, 4 p.m. She finished the season with a stellar record of 8-1. Oct. 31 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. It was a complete team effort for the Diamonds, with their outstanding per­ Rahway formance boding well for the future of Cranford High softball. Girls’ Soccer Sept. 12 Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. Sept. 14 at Brearley, 4 p.m. Benedictine Academy Sept. 15 at Cranford, 4 p.m. Sept. 19 at Johnson, 4 p.m. Sept. 21 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. to have 1st golf outing Sept. 26 at Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. Sept. 28 New Providence, 4 p.m. Mountainside’s Maffey a co-chair Oct. 3 Union Catholic, 4 p.m. Oct. 5 Kent Place, 4 p.m. Benedictine Academy in Elizabeth will hold its first golf outing Oct. 12 at the Oct. 10 at Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. Cedar Hill Country Club in Livingston. Oct. 12 Dayton, 4 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit the all-female Catholic college-prep Oct. 17 Cranford, 4 p.m. high school located in Elizabeth. Oct. 19 Hillside, 4 p.m. A committee comprised of BA alumnae and friends has been formed to plan Oct. 24 Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. the outing and to coordinate sponsorship of it. Oct. 26 at Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. Charlie Maffey of Mountainside and South Plainfield resident Mary Jane Oct. 31 at Union Catholic, 4 p.m. McGregor Sylvester, class of 1969, are co-chairs of the event. Nov. 2 Johnson, 4 p.m. “A first class event is planned for those who attend,” Maffey and Sylvester commented. Rahway “Cedar Hill is a great course to play and the club is also recognized for its Girls’ Tennis hospitality and top-notch facilities.” Cedar Hill Golf & Country Club is private and is known for its 18-hole Sept. 11 Union, 4 p.m. “Cedar Hill” course, which features 6,403 yards of golf from the longest tees for Sept. 12 Cranford, 4 p.m. a par of 71. Sept. 14 at Roselle, 4 p.m. The course rating is 71.4 and it has a slope rating of 126 on bent grass. Sept. 15 at Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. “We hope to raise significant monies which will help the Academy continue Sept. 19 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. its goal of remaining competitive with area schools,” the co-chairs noted. Sept. 21 at St. Mary's, 3:45 p.m. “We have had a nearly 100 percent college attendance rate over the last Sept. 26 Roselle Park, 4 p.m. eleven years and our grads have obtained an excellent education to help them Sept. 28 at Johnson, 4 p.m. become college-bound. Sept. 29 Dayton, 4 p.m. “We want to see that exceptional track record continue.” Oct. 3 Kent Place, 4 p.m. A hot and cold buffet brunch will be served to golfers upon arrival at 11:30 Oct. 5 at Technology, 4 p.m. a.m. Oct. 6 New Providence, 4 p.m. Jacob Stockl of Clark, 12, captured the 2006 Regional U.S. Kids Golf Championship held Registration will begin at 11a.m. Oct. 10 at Union Catholic, 4 p.m. at the Cranbury Country Club Aug. 22 and 23. The event was run by the NJ PGA Asso­ Golfers, following a “best ball scramble” format, will begin playing the Oct. 12 Linden, 4 p.m. ciation. In addition, Stockl was awarded Player of the Year, in which you must place first course with a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 13 Roselle, 4 p.m. in five of the tournaments. His home course is Hyatt Hills Golf Complex in Clark and he A hot buffet dinner featuring a cocktail hour with passed hors d’oeuvres and Oct. 17 Technology, 4 p.m. takes instructional lessons from PGA Professional Bill Castner. open bar will follow at 5:30 p.m. Golf awards and prizes will be distributed at Oct. 13 Roselle, 4 p.m. the dinner. Prizes include four tickets to the Oct. 29 Giants vs. Tampa Bay game Oct. 17 Technology, 4 p.m. at Giants Stadium. Oct. 19 at Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. Committee members include Linda Cuccurolle Farrell, class of 1969, of Oct. 20 St. Mary’s, 4 p.m. Roselle Park; John Hannan of Washington Township, Mike Jones of Oceanport, Oct. 24 at Union Catholic, 4 p.m. ‘Coach Thomas Memorial’ Robert Kortenhaus of Middletown, Ginny Murphy class of 1965 of Spring Lake, Rahway Angelo Raimondi of Bloomfield and Hernan Stigliano of Clark. Anyone interested in becoming a sponsor for the Benedictine Academy Golf Girls’ Volleyball enriches Madden Field Outing - event, dinner or hole sponsorships are available - or those desiring more Sept. 8 at Westfield, 4 p.m. information about the event may contact the Academy’s Office of Development Sept. 12 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. at 908-352-0670, ext. 105. Sept. 14 Cranford, 4 p.m. He spent his life dedicated to the youth o f Rahway Sept. 19 at Kent Place, 4 p.m. By Jeff Cummins Warner Football and Cheer Conference. His 1987 team Sept. 21 at Union Catholic, 4 p.m. Staff Writer completed a perfect season and his 1990 team didn’t allow Sept. 26 at Johnson, 4 p.m. The dedication of the “Coach Thomas Memorial” at any points and won a league title. Football time is here Sept. 28 Technology, 4 p.m. Madden Field in Rahway wasn’t about wins and losses. It While young people were being taught the fundamentals Oct. 2 at Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. wasn’t about statistics of any sort. of sports, Rev. Thomas also taught them how to persevere Oct. 5 at New Providence, 4 p.m. Frankly, last Friday’s ceremony was more about a man through life. Oct. 6 at Cranford, 4 p.m. who taught values and built strong character in young peo­ “There were times when he couldn’t even walk,” Kyle Oct. 10 at Kent Place, 4 p.m. ple than about a man who coached youngsters to champi­ said. “Before he passed away, he revealed to us how his Oct. 12 Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. onships, or sent young athletes on to professional careers. muscle disease really hindered him from doing a lot of what Oct. 13 Union Catholic, 4 p.m. For three decades, the Rev. Gerald V. Thomas could be he wanted to do.” Oct. 17 Johnson, 4 p.m. counted on to work with young people in Rahway, coach­ Rev. Thomas passed the message on to the children he Oct. 18 Immaculate Heart, 4 p.m. ing them when it might have been more convenient to go coached and they went on to live life with dignity and Oct. 19 Dayton, 4 p.m. home. respect for others, qualities he encouraged through his work Oct. 24 at Newark Central, 4 p.m. Thomas’ dedication was about helping people, not win­ with them. Oct. 30 Union, 4 p.m. ning or losing, and certainly not about convenience, so he The memorial serves to honor his efforts, but those he was happy to dedicate his time to people, many of whom coached continue his work, something he would have Rahway came back to Rahway Friday to honor him at the ceremony appreciated. Cross Country at Madden Field. “It’s an honor and a tremendous accomplishment,” Kyle Sept. 12 at Cranford, 4 p.m. His son Kyle summed up the emotions of the night. said of the dedication for his father. “When we were Sept. 19 at Hillside/Central, 4 p.m. “It’s a permanent fixture in the community, so that who­ around, we would look at him as just dad, but when we start Sept. 26 Union Catholic, 4 p.m. ever rides by will be able to remember feelings my father thinking about all the beautiful things he’s done in this Oct. 3 at ALJ/UC/Hillside, 3:45 p.m. left for tons of youth who he had a chance to mentor and world and all the people he touched, we look at him as more Oct. 10 MVC Championships serve as a father figure,” Kyle said. than just a dad. We look at him as somewhat of a super­ The Merck & Co. Public Affairs Department joined the hero.” INSIDE Merck-Rahway Black History Committee in donating a Maybe that’s the key to the contributions Rev. Thomas 30x30 bronze plaque posted to the exterior wall of the Field made to the community. Plenty of men are executives, Page 10 - High school football House at Madden Field, located just off Leesville Avenue at businessmen, scientists and work in all types of vocations, standout senior linemen Desmond Capobianco Plaza and Elston Street near Route 1 South. but is there truly a higher honor than saying that a man who Stapleton of Union and Oliver Thomas started his work with local youth in the early was a true father figure? Haney of Johnson give verbal 1970s, coaching youth basketball and softball at the 2nd More than anything else, that’s what Rev. Thomas rep­ agreements to attend Division 1 Baptist Church in Rahway. resented to many young people in Rahway. schools. He also coached football, leading the Rahway Chiefs to Staff Writer Jeff Cummins may be reached for comment 10 consecutive winning seasons in the Central Jersey Pop at [email protected]. Page 11 - Roselle Park Youth Baseball League Tournament head Ricky Badillo is passing the torch Soccer tryouts commence Wednesday to his son Nicholas. • Tryouts for the Union Middle School boys’ soccer team final tryout. A mandatory physical form and permission will be held for seven days, beginning Wednesday and con­ slip are needed to be processed by the Union High School File photo Fall season to start The Linden football team is sparked by the performance The fall sports season will begin cluding Sept. 14. Interested 7th and 8th grade boys need to athletic office. report to Biertuempfel Park for sessions that will run after If a player has yet to do that it should be picked up from of senior two-way lineman Devonn Rodriguez. Check in earnest after Labor Day, with out our 2006 High School Football preview section in football games starting Sept. 8. school from 3:30 to 5 p.m. each day. that office and done so immediately in order to give the ath­ Team selections will be announced on Sept. 14 after the letic office time to approve the child for participation. next week’s newspapers. WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 10 Fine summer campaign Exciting day to hit the links planned at Roselle Golf Club Proceeds to benefit parish for future generations The Church of St. Joseph the Carpenter will sponsor its final eight seasons of a 16-season career. 12th Annual Golf Classic Fall Spectacular Sept. 18 at the He won his first one with the Yankees the last year Roselle Golf Club on Raritan Road in Roselle. Major League Baseball awarded just one set. All proceeds from this fund-raiser will benefit the parish Shantz won his next three as the American League’s best and school to ensure their places for future generations. fielding pitcher and his last three as the National League’s An invitation to participate in an exciting day of golfing best fielding pitcher. is extended to all. The three-time All-Star also pitched for the Pittsburgh The fee remains only $150 per person and includes: con­ Pirates, Houston Colt-45s, St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago tinental breakfast, lunch, three-hour open bar, dinner, carts Cubs. and green fees. He took to the mound in two World Series for the Yan­ As a token of thanks, all golfers will receive a golf shirt kees. Shantz was 0-1 in the 1957 World Series against the sponsored by Dr. Joseph Calderone, Jr. of Cranford Opthal- Milwaukee Braves and 0-0 in the 1960 World Series mology, a sleeve of golf balls, tees and other souvenirs against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Yankees lost both of from this special day. those World Series in seven games. Former New York Yankee Bobby Shantz will be one of The Pottstown, Pa. native will turn 81 on Sept. 26. the celebrities playing in this year’s golf outing, along with As part of the Golf Classic, there will be hole-in-one former Yankee catcher Frank Tepedino, who is presently a prizes on all par three holes. New York City Fireman Patrol. The prize for a hole-in-one on the 16th hole will be a Other former Yankees who will attend include Dale Rolex watch, sponsored by Martin Jewelers of Cranford. Berra and Steve Balboni. Berra is the son of Hall of Famer The prize for a hole-in-one on the sixth hole will be a Yogi Berra and played with the Pittsburgh Pirates from 2007 Mercury Milan, sponsored by Thomas Lincoln Mer­ 1977-1984 and with the Yankees from 1985-1986. cury of Westfield. The prize for a hole-in-one on the eighth Balboni, who was an assistant coach for this year’s Gov­ hole will be a $5,000 cash prize, sponsored by Amalfe ernor Livingston High School baseball team that captured Brothers Tire Service. the Central Jersey, Group 2 championship en route to The prize for closest-to-the-line on the 11th hole will be reaching the Group 2 final, played for the Yankees from a 20-inch color television, sponsored by the Golf Commit­ 1981-1983. tee. There will also be an opportunity to gain two round-trip The age 10 Cranford Summer League baseball team went 21-3. Cranford won the New Balboni also played for the Kansas City Royals from airline tickets good for travel anywhere in the continental Providence Green League title after going 10-1 and was 6-0 in winning the North Edison 1984-1988, helping the team win back-to-back American USA/Alaska/Canada/Mexico/Central Tournament. Sitting, from left, are Joe DaSilva, Anthony Scalea, Rob Delsandro and Alex League West Division championships in 1984 and 1985. America/Caribbean/South America, sponsored by Conti­ Ballas. Second row, from left, are Andrew Monahan and Kyle LaFronz. Standing, from Balboni slugged a team record 36 home runs in 1985 nental Airlines. left, are Sam Scher, Javier Roman, Justin Bakie, Marc Johnstone, Brenden Halpin, and helped the Royals win their only World Series champi­ If playing golf isn’t your cup of “tee,” why not be a Andrew Gee, Vinnie Papandrea and Kyle Mallon. Coaches, from left, are Vinnie Papan- onship that season. His 36 home runs in 1985 remains a sponsor of the golf classic? In return for your contributions, dre, Joe DaSilva, Tom LaFronz and Pete Ballas. Kansas City Royals team record to this day. a personalized sign will be posted with the Shantz fashioned a lifetime 119-99 record and 3.38 ERA inscription: “Your Company or Individual Name.” in a career that began with the Philadelphia Athletics in A $100 contribution nets Gold Sponsorship, with a sign 1949. posted at a prime location. Stapleton, Haney going Division 1 His best year was in 1952 when he was named the A $65 contribution nets Standard Sponsorship, with a By JR Parachini Meet of Champions the past two seasons, is the right guard National League’s MVP after going 24-7 with a 2.48 ERA. sign posted on one of the greens or tees. Sports Editor on offense and the right tackle on defense for head coach Shantz led the NL in wins (24) and winning percentage Entries are limited. Although the start of the season is still one week away, Gus Kalikas. (.774) that season. He pitched for the Yankees from 1957­ Early registrants will be given their choice of a 7:30 a.m. Union County football has at least two players that have His play last year helped Johnson football rebound with 1960, compiling four winning seasons that totaled a record or 1 p.m. shotgun start for the day. given verbal agreements to attend Division 1 schools. a 7-3 mark that included the Crusaders reaching the Central of 30-18. His first year with the Yankees produced an 11-5 More information about the Church of St. Joseph the Union standout two-way lineman Desmond Stapleton Jersey, Group 2 quarterfinals. He stands at 6-4, 275. record that included an American League-best 2.45 ERA in Carpenter’s 12th Annual Golf Classic Fall Spectacular at gave a verbal to Rutgers, while Johnson stellar two-way Minnesota is coached by Colonia native Glen Mason, 1957. Shantz concluded his career with the Philadelphia the Roselle Golf Club may be obtained by calling the St. lineman Oliver Haney gave one to Minnesota. who before Minnesota turned around the program at Phillies in 1964. Also an excellent fielder, Shantz won eight Joseph’s Rectory at 908-241-1250 or Joe Miller at this Stapleton (6-5, 300) is a tackle on both sides of the ball Kansas. consecutive gold gloves from 1957-1964, which were the number: 908-245-3279. for head coach Marc Crisafi. He helped Union finish 7-4 Mason has had a great deal of success in the Big Ten last year and reach the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 Conference the past 10 seasons and has been able to land Summit Summit Summit semifinals. many top players from New Jersey during that span, includ­ Football Field Hockey His older brother, Darnell, is a returning senior starter on ing quarterback Asad Abdul-Khaliq of Elizabeth. Girls’ Tennis Sept. 9 Mendham, 1:30 p.m. Sept. 6 Watchung Hills, 4 p.m. the offensive line for Rutgers. The signing period is scheduled to begin the first Sept. 9 at Morris Hills, 4 p.m. Sept. 16 West Essex, 1:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at Mendham, 10 a.m. Haney, a shot put champion who reached the spring Wednesday in February. Sept. 14 West Essex, 4 p.m. Sept. 22 Parsippany, 1:30 p.m. Sept. 12 Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Sept. 15 Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. Sept. 30 at Chatham, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 14 at Chatham, 4 p.m. Sept. 19 Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Garden State Baseball has fall package Oct. 7 Hanover Park, 1:30 p.m. Sept. 16 Morris Hills, 10 a.m. Sept. 21 at Chatham, 4 p.m. Oct. 14 at Parsippany Hills, 2 p.m. Sept. 18 Parsippany, 4 p.m. Sept. 23 Mendham, 4 p.m. Register your team in Garden State Baseball League’s Garden State Baseball has an affordable fall package Oct. 20 at Dover, 7 p.m. Sept. 25 at West Essex, 4 p.m. Sept. 26 at Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Fall Ball Program and receive free paintball tickets to the that will allow teams to play every Sunday from Sept. to Oct. 28 Weequahic, 1:30 p.m. Sept. 28 Livingston, 4 p.m. Sept. 28 Parsippany, 4 p.m. league’s Paintball Challenge, valued at $30 for each regis­ Nov. Games will be played in the Woodbridge area and Nov. 4 Morris Hills, 2:30 p.m. Oct. 3 Columbia, 4 p.m. Sept. 30 Morris Hills, 4 p.m. tered team player, plus one for the team chaperone. neighboring towns. More information may be obtained by Oct. 5 at Morris Knolls, 4 p.m. Summit Oct. 7 at West Essex, 4 p.m. The ticket includes free admission into Cousins Paint­ calling 732-382-4610. Oct. 9 Mendham, 4 p.m. Oct. 14 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. ball and free equipment rental if needed. The website is www.gardenstatebaseball.com. Boys’ Soccer Oct. 11 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Oct. 17 Chatham, 4 p.m. Sept. 9 Mendham, 10 a.m. Oct. 17 Chatham, 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at Mendham, 4 p.m. Sept. 11 at West Essex, 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at Morris Hills, 4 p.m. Oct. 21 Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Nobody does it better Sept. 13 Parsippany, 4 p.m. Oct. 23 at Parsippany, 4 p.m. Oct. 24 at Parsippany, 4 p.m. Sept. 15 at Chatham, 4 p.m. Oct. 31 West Essex, 4 p.m. Summit Sept. 18 Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Summit Sept. 20 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Girls’ Volleyball Sept. 25 at Dover, 4 p.m. Cross Country Sept. 5 Dayton, 4 p.m. Sept. 27 Weequahic, 4 p.m. Sept. 5 Walk Thru at Freedom Park Sept. 8 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Sept. 29 Morris Hills, 4 p.m. in Randolph, 4 p.m. Sept. 12 Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Oct. 4 at Mendham, 4 p.m. Sept. 9 Lancer Invitational Sept. 14 Mendham, 4 p.m. Oct. 6 West Essex, 4 p.m. at Livingston or St. Dominic Sept. 19 at West Essex, 4 p.m. Oct. 11 at Parsippany, 4 p.m. Sept. 12 Chatham, West Essex and Sept. 25 at West Morris, 4 p.m. Oct. 13 Chatham, 4 p.m. Weequahic at Randolph, 3:45 p.m. Sept. 26 Livingston, 4 p.m. Oct. 18 at Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Sept. 14 Practice at Warinanco, 4 p.m. Sept. 28 Mount Olive, 4 p.m. Oct. 20 Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Sept. 16 Warinanco or Marlton, 9 a.m. Sept. 29 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Oct. 25 Dover, 4 p.m. Sept. 19 Hanover Park/Parsippany Sept. 30 at Manchester, 8 a.m. Oct. 27 at Weequahic, 4 p.m. at Randolph, 3:45 p.m. Oct. 3 Chatham, 4 p.m. Nov. 1 at Morris Hills, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 23 NJCTC Class Meet Oct. 5 Parsippany, 4 p.m. at Warinanco Summit Oct. 10 at Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Sept. 26 Morris Hills/Dover Oct. 12 at Mendham, 4 p.m. Girls’ Soccer at Randolph, 4 p.m. Oct. 17 West Morris, 4 p.m. Sept. 6 Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. Sept. 30 Stewark Memorial Oct. 19 West Essex, 4 p.m. Sept. 9 at Mendham, 10 a.m. or Passaic Coaches Invite, 9 a.m. Oct. 23 Oak Knoll, 4 p.m. Sept. 11 West Essex, 4 p.m. Oct. 3 Mendham/Parsippany Hills Oct. 24 at Livingston, 4 p.m. Sept. 15 Chatham, 4 p.m. at Randolph, 4 p.m. Oct. 26 at Mount Olive, 4 p.m. Sept. 18 at Hanover Park, 4 p.m. Oct. 7 Shore Coaches Invitational Oct. 31 Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Sept. 20 Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. at Holmdel, 9 a.m. Nov. 2 at Chatham, 4 p.m. Sept. 22 at Union, 3:30 p.m. Oct. 10 Dual Meet Make-up if needed NOTES: Union County non-confer­ Sept. 25 Dover, 4 p.m. Oct. 17 Iron Hills Conference ence opponents the Hilltoppers will Sept. 29 at Morris Hills, 4 p.m. Championships at Randolph, 4 p.m. face include Dayton on Sept. 5 and Oct. 4 Mendham, 4 p.m. Oct. 18 Rain date for IHC champs Oak Knoll on Oct. 23, both of those Oct. 25 Union County The Clark ages 9-10 baseball team captured the New Jersey District 10 championship Oct. 6 at West Essex, 4 p.m. matches taking place at home. Championships at Warinanco, 4 p.m. by beating Metuchen last month in the title game in South River. From left, are players Oct. 11 Parsippany, 4 p.m. Another non-Iron Hills Conference­ Nov. 4 North 2, Group 2 at Warinanco Jay Shapiro, Vinny Fischetti, Chris Purcell, Thomas Hartnett, Brian Siessel, Shane Oct. 13 at Chatham, 4 p.m. Hills Division team Summit is sched­ Nov. 11 Group 2 at Holmdel Park Lynes, Charlie Reichers, Matt Berko, Eddie Olenick, Brian Stiers, Brendan Lloyd, Victor Oct. 18 Hanover Park, 4 p.m. uled to face is Passaic County foe in Holmdel Rizzuto and Mike Boulanger. Coaches, from left, are Tim Rizzuto, Mike Lynes, Mike Oct. 20 at Parsippany Hills, 4 p.m. Manchester on Sept. 30 on the road at Nov. 18 Meet of Champions Berko and Jim Purcell. Oct. 25 at Dover, 4 p.m. 8 p.m. Nov. 1 Morris Hills, 4 p.m. at Holmdel Park Summit’s season begins Tuesday.

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THIS IS HOW TO DO IT - At right, Portuguese National Women’s team member and former Rut­ gers’ star Lissette Bran- dao demonstrates prop­ er shooting techniques to Union Wildcat Soccer campers where she spent a week as an instructor this summer.

After 15 years, Ricky Badillo, left, is passing the torch to his son Nicholas. The former head of the Roselle Park Youth Baseball League Tournament is giving over control to Nicholas. “I'm leaving it in good hands,” said Ricky Badillo, whose son has been on deck, ready to take on the task for a few years. Nicholas, 22, was in elementary school when his father became the director of the annual tournament. “He was 7 years old when I started and he’s seen the tournament grow from when I first took it over,” Badillo said. Badillo making move from dugout to the bleachers Is passing torch to his son Nicholas By Toniann Antonelli admission fees paid by visiting teams is used to send local Staff Writer children to other tournaments, and for the purchase of ROSELLE PARK — After 15 years, Ricky Badillo is equipment, field improvements and maintenance and the making a move from the dugout to the bleachers. salaries of umpires who call the games throughout the The former head of the Roselle Park Youth Baseball entire season. League Tournament has passed the torch to his son, In the past 15 years, the tournament has grown to Above, Portuguese National Women’s team member and Rutgers’ standout Kim Bran- Nicholas. include more teams and additional age groups. Children dao demonstrates her more playful side as she assists Wildcat Soccer Camp co-direc­ “I’m leaving it in good hands,” said Ricky Badillo, from baseball leagues in Staten Island, Holmdel, Iselin, tor Jeremy Cohen with a “camper-counselor-contest.” Below, Union Wildcat Soccer whose son has been on deck, ready to take on the task for a Elizabeth, Cranford, kenilworth, Westfield and other towns Camp coaches and group sportsmanship winners surround Anthony Herrejon, winner of few years. come back year after year. The players range in age from 8 the Grand Sportsmanship Cup awarded to him in the final week of this summer’s Wild­ Nicholas Badillo, 22, was just starting elementary to 12 years old. In recent years, Badillo said, a new initia­ cat Soccer Camp held at Biertuempfel Park in Union. school when his father became the director of the annual tive has allowed winning teams to return free of charge the tournament. following year to defend their title. “He was 7 years old when I started, and he’s seen the The fact that the tournament has grown doesn’t only tournament grow from when I first took it over,” Badillo mean more money for the league; it also means more work said of his son, who will become the youngest person to for the director, but Nicholas Badillo is ready and willing to ever serve as the tournament director. step up to the plate and put in the time required. For more than a decade, Ricky Badillo has spent late In general, preparation for the tournament begins in winter, spring and early summer organizing rosters, con­ February, when the director contacts out-of-town teams that tacting visiting teams and volunteers, scheduling games have participated in the past, and those who haven’t but and making sure that the fields and equipment were in good might want a chance to go up against other leagues during shape. Most of the time, Nicholas could be found by his the competition. After that, scheduled have to be made, side, pitching in whenever possible, not to mention playing fields have to be groomed and equipment checked — and in the tournaments. that’s really just the tip of the iceberg, when it comes to the “It’s something I’ve really grown up in,” said Nicholas, director’s responsibilities. who, by the time he was a junior in high school, was serv­ “The director has to be there every day to make the day- ing as the umpire-in-chief for the league. “This is some­ to-day decisions. It has to be your passion; you have to thing I enjoy doing.” want to be there,” Ricky Badillo said, adding that Keith Nicholas, who has played both soccer and baseball Delgado, another youth who has grown up around the tour­ throughout his school years, especially enjoys watching nament, will assist the new director. younger children succeed on the field. He takes pride in A graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic University in Flori­ being able to offer advice to players who may have less da, where he majored in Biblical studies and organization­ experience, and watching as older players hone their bat­ al leadership, and minored in youth ministry, Nicholas is ting and fielding skills. According to his father, that’s this accustomed to working with kids. His ultimate goal isn’t type of dedication that makes him feel comfortable leaving just to help them become better ball players, but to become FB game-scrimmages the tournament in his son’s hands. decent people as well, both on the field and off. High school football game-scrim­ JR Parachini, Sports Editor “I felt it was time to let someone else take over,” said “I enjoy helping younger people realize that they have a mages scheduled for today include ______973-763-0700 x112______Badillo, who took over the tournament after his predeces­ purpose and a focus in life,” the new tournament director Emerson at Union at 10 a.m. and Free­ sor, Rusty Harris, decided to step down. said. hold Township at Cranford at 6:30 Organizations submitting news releases to the sports section can email copy to: The baseball tournament is about 35 years old, and “I like helping them stay on a straight path.” p.m. Elizabeth is scheduled to host [email protected] serves as an annual fund-raiser for the Roselle Park Youth Toniann Antonelli can be reached at 908-686-7700, ext. Columbia tomorrow night at 6 in its Baseball League. The revenue that’s generated from the 122, or [email protected]. game-scrimmage.

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In was staged off-Broadway and in New Haven, San Staff Writer rehearsal, it will be entirely specific to the actors Francisco and the HBO Aspen Comedy Arts Festi­ There will be some new, exciting and innovative who created the parables and to their individual per­ val. ideas unveiled with Daniel Goldstein’s imaginative sonalities and talents and their sense of humor.” Goldstein, who had never worked at the Paper direction of Stephen Schwartz’s musical, “God- The director agreed that this is “a different kind Mill Playhouse, was extremely familiar with the the­ spell.” The show, which will open at the Paper Mill of show. It’s not your traditional book musical, such ater. “I went to see ‘Sweeney Todd’ there,” he Playhouse in Millburn on the evening of Sept. 20 as ‘Gypsy.’ I felt I needed to alter this way of recalled. “Later, I went to see my friends from col­ and run through Oct. 22, is currently in rehearsal. It rehearsing the show to embrace that feeling of free­ lege perform there; Kate Baldwin in ‘Hello, Dolly!’ is “based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew, dom and creativity.” — wasn’t she great in that?” And Carolyn Cantor, and its cast of characters, who bring the parables of Goldstein assured that, even though the “songs who directed ‘Anne Frank,’ and David Korins, the Jesus Christ to life.” will be choreographed, they are all the same songs. set designer who did ‘Anne Frank’ and is now doing Goldstein, who has been working closely with Some slightly new arrangements for the musical ‘Godspell.’” the scenic designer, David Korins, and with both the director is being written for many of the songs. My How was Goldstein chosen to direct “Godspell?” choreographer, Dan Knechtges, and musical direc­ feeling about the show is that it works. What makes “They were looking for a director, and the Paper tor, Loren Toolajian, explained, “We came up with the show great doesn’t have to be written under a Mill director, Mark Hoebe, had seen my production the idea of allowing it to take place on the stage of very heavy concept. That would be burdensome. It’s of ‘Falsettos’ in Boston. Kate also was in that one, the Paper Mill Playhouse.” best when all you have to do is to tell the story of by the way. We met. And they hired me.” The young director added, “And what the audi­ people coming together to form a community.” Impressed by what Michael Gennaro, chief exec­ ence will really see will be theater under construc­ This, he indicated, would not change director utive officer and president of the Paper Mill Play­ tion in a place of transition on a rainy day. We will John-Michael Tebelak’s original conception. “But,” house, has done with the theater, Goldstein said, try to find a way for it to become all about the actors Goldstein said, “every production, by its very “It’s really remarkable what he and the staff are and how they’ll create the parables with whatever is nature, has to be different. It’s impossible to do it the doing. It’s great! They’ve hired younger directors available in the theater.” same way twice.” doing interesting work. I’m excited to share this Actually, Goldstein indicated, “Our ‘Godspell’ is Goldstein, who was born in Flushing, N.Y., show with the Paper Mill people and their audi­ about people coming together, out of a storm, and moved to Westchester when he was 2 years old. ences.” finding refuge in the theater and in each other. My “The theater was always my passion,” he said. “And After “Godspell,” Goldstein will be “spending team and I are creating the show for the individual I wanted to be a part of it in some capacity. I gradu­ some time with writing a musical. I’ll be on the talents of our extraordinary cast and specifically for ated from Northwestern University with a degree in other side of the desk,” he mused. “I have written the Paper Mill stage.” performance studies.” That was 10 years ago. He other musicals, even though I prefer directing. Writ­ He chuckled during his explanation of how “I recently directed “Indoor/Outdoor” at the DR2; ing can be such a lonely way of life. With musicals, took a shopping cart, and we shopped for props — “Falsettos” and “Les Liaisons Dangerouses” at the people are with you all day long. But when you’re everything from food to tennis rackets to plastic Huntington Theater Co.; “But I’m A Cheerleader” at writing, it’s very difficult. You can get very lonely. arms and legs. We grabbed one of everything, and the New York Musical Theater Festival; and “Living “Still, whatever you’re creating,” he admitted, we took them all back to the actors during the Room In Africa” at Gloucester Stage. Goldstein “you want to always stay interested in what you’re rehearsals so that they can take some of them and served as associate director for the Broadway pro­ doing. Most of all,” Goldstein stated, “I want to Stephen Schwartz, left, has been working with Director make up their little plays and parables.” duction of “All Shook Up!,” served as the resident know that I’m always doing something that’s chal­ Daniel Goldstein, right, to being about some new, exciting At this point, Goldstein said, “It was up to them director for the First National Tour of “Mamma lenging — whether it’s directing or writing.” and innovative ideas for Schwartz’s ‘Godspell,’ which will to create their parables. We put the actors into Mia!,” and created a one person show, “Celebra­ Bea Smith can be reached at djablonski@thelo- be shown at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn from groups and gave them a bag of 10 props and, within tion,” with Ethan Sandler and Josie Dickson, which calsource.com. Sept. 20 to Oct. 22. Playwrights Theatre opens 21st season Tickets on sale now for a variety of shows

Playwrights Theatre presents the and “Crazy Horse And Three Stars,” Their Education Programs intro­ New Jersey Premiere of “The Good have been produced at the Long Wharf duce students of all ages and back­ German,” by David Wiltse, featuring Theater in New Haven, Conn., and grounds to the possibilities inherent in Paul Murphy, Walker Jones, Brendan elsewhere. “Triangles for Two” was thinking and communicating creative­ Patrick Burke and Jane Keitel. Direct­ first produced at the Westport Country ly. Playwrights Theatre’s New Jersey ed by Playwrights Theatre’s associate Playhouse in 2000, “The Good Ger­ Writers Project provides hands-on artistic director, James Glossman, man” was introduced at the Westport workshops led by professional writ- “The Good German” previews on Oct. Country Playhouse in 2003 and “A ers-in-residence to students in schools 5 and runs for three weeks through Marriage Minuet” was given its pre­ and community centers throughout the Oct. 22, with a press opening on Oct. mier performance at Florida Stage in state. We place an equal emphasis on 6 at 8 p.m. 2005. New Play Development and Educa­ Special High School Student Mati­ In January 2006, David Wiltse was tional activities, and encourage our nees have been added on Oct. 11 and appointed to the position of play­ community and audiences to partici­ 18 at 11 a.m. and Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. wright-in-residence at the Westport pate fully in both. Appropriate for ages 17 and older. Country Playhouse. They are honored that, for the years A rare distinction for Gary U.S. Bonds is his ability to transcend the decades and genres of Tickets are on sale now for $25 to $35; As a novelist, Wiltse has had 12 2004-06, the New Jersey State Coun­ music as a singer and songwriter. In addition to his collaborations with Bruce Springsteen discounts available for students, sen­ books published. “Into the Fire” was cil on the Arts designated Playwrights and Steven Van Zandt, Gary has been honored by the Country Music Association and the iors and groups. made a main selection by the Literary Theatre as a Major Arts Institution. Rhythm and Blues Foundation. For tickets, visit www.ptnj.org or Guild. His first novel, “The Wedding This means that the Council considers call the box office at 973-514-1787 Guest,” was picked as one of the 100 Playwrights Theatre to be “an anchor X30. Notable Books of the Year by The New institution that contributes vitally to A respected professor in Nazi Ger­ York Times. “Prayer for the Dead” was the quality of life in New Jersey,” only Gary U.S. Bonds to many is asked by his wife to conceal a similarly chosen as a book of the year one of five professional theatres in the Jewish man in their home. His reluc­ by Time Out Magazine in London. state so designated. tant agreement leads to a personal Other works by Wiltse include more Again, for the sixth consecutive struggle with his prejudice and a con­ than 50 theatrical screenplays, televi­ year, Playwrights Theatre was also play at Echo Lake Park flict with his best friend, a rising star sion screenplays and television pilots. awarded a Citation of Excellence from in the Nazi bureaucracy. How does a A comedy series created by Wiltse, NJSCA for “exhibiting the highest The 2006 Union County Summer Arts Festival con­ and Blues Foundation. His latest album, “Back in 20,” man who has equal disdain for both “Ladies Man,” ran for a season on standards of excellence in artistry, cert series returns with an extra special presentation on received the 2005 W.C. Handy Blues Award as “Come­ Nazis and Jews handle this dilemma? CBS-TV. Wiltse is the recipient of an governance, public benefit, and fulfill­ Wednesday by the ever-popular Gary U.S. Bonds and back Album of the Year.” Hear what the critics are raving The resolution will surprise and Edgar Allan Poe Award from the Mys­ ment of special Council His Roadhouse Rockers. The Union County Board of about when Gary U.S. Bonds and his Roadhouse Rockers inspire. “The Good German” is a tery Writers of America for a televi­ interests,”(one of four professional Chosen Freeholders, led by Chairman Alexander take the stage to rock the night away. coproduction with Shadowland The­ sion movie, “The Revenge of the Step­ theatres statewide so honored. Mirabella, invites the public to attend this free concert, Mirabella urges you to “bring the entire family, pack a atre in Ellenville. ford Wives.” Other awards include the The 2006/07 Main Stage season which begins at 7:30 p.m. in Echo Lake Park. picnic basket, bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on, and “We are very pleased to be working Nebraska Sower Award for Lifetime opens in October with David Wiltse’s Gary U.S. Bonds burst onto the American music scene enjoy an evening of ageless rock and blues in Echo Lake on ‘The Good German’ with Mr. Achievement in the Arts and the West­ “The Good German,” Oct. 5 to Oct. in the early 1960s with rocking hits that included “New Park.” The Union County information van will be at the Wiltse, and to continue our practice of port Arts Achievement Award for Lit­ 22, and is followed by Robert Orleans,” “Quarter to Three” and “School Is Out.” His concert site, with representatives from the county on creating co-productions with other erature. Clyman’s “Where the Sun Never popularity in the United States catapulted him to interna­ hand to offer information about important programs and theatre companies like Shadowland His most recent play, “A Marriage Sets,” Feb. 1 to Feb. 18, and the sea­ tional success. On a 1963 tour of Europe, Gary headlined services available to Union County residents. Theatre,” says John Pietrowski, artis­ Minuet,” has been nominated for a son concludes with Sherry Kramer’s above a group of relative newcomers ... the Beatles. In case of inclement weather, call the Parks and Recre­ tic director of Playwrights Theatre. Carbonell Award as Best New Work. “When Something Wonderful Ends,” A rare distinction for Gary U.S. Bonds is his ability to ation hot-line at 908-352-8410 after 3 p.m. on the day of “This play was an audience favorite at Wiltse has also been awarded two April 19 to May 6. transcend the decades and genres of music as a singer and the concert. readings at both Playwrights Theatre grants from the Connecticut Commis­ Funding for Playwrights Theatre is songwriter. In addition to his collaborations with Bruce For more information, call the Union County Depart­ and New Jersey Repertory last year, sion on the Arts for his work for the made possible in part by the New Jer­ Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt, Gary has been hon­ ment of Parks, Recreation and Facilities at 908-527­ and Mr. Wiltse has continued to work theater. sey State Council on the Arts/Depart- ored by the Country Music Association and the Rhythm 4900. on the play as a result of feedback gar­ About Playwrights Theatre ment of State, a partner agency of the nered from those readings.” Playwrights Theatre is a not-for- National Endowment for the Arts, the Bettina Bierly will design cos­ profit, professional Actor’s Equity the­ Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the tumes and Drew Francis the set. Light­ atre and a community of professional F.M. Kirby Foundation Inc., the Shu- Dance class has open enrollment ing design is by Jack Wade and Sound playwrights, theater artists and arts bert Foundation, the Dramatists Guild The New Jersey School of Ballet in to the level, from beginner to profes­ ican Dance Theater, Boston Ballet, Design by Jeff Knapp. Danielle Con­ educators that provides opportunities Fund, Bank of America, Campbell’s Livingston, Somerville and Morris­ sional, that will help them achieve Eliot Field Ballet, Joffrey Balley, stance is the properties designer and for writers to develop their works in a Soup Company and many corpora­ town is accepting registrations now their goals. The school is open year- Momix, New York City Ballet, San production stage manager. nurturing environment and connect tions, foundations and individual con­ for fall classes in all levels of ballet, round with classes scheduled morn­ Francisco Ballet, New Jersey Ballet For more information about the with new audiences. tributors. jazz, tap and pilates, it was announced ings, afternoons — after school — and and also on Broadway and television. Playwrights Theatre main stage series, Their New Play Development Pro­ Playwrights Theatre is a member of by Carolyn Clark, director. There will evenings, Monday through Saturday Free placement classes for new stu­ Creative Arts Academy classes for gram is a five-step process through the New Jersey Theatre Alliance, the be open enrollment and intensive pro­ from September to June and Monday dents, ages 9 to 20 with previous train­ children, teens and adults throughout which playwrights, theater artists and National New Play Network, Ameri­ grams. through Friday in July and August. ing will be held at the Livingston stud­ the year, in-school residencies or the audiences collaborate to bring selected can Alliance for Theatre & Education, New Jersey School of Ballet has “A dance education is not just for ies through Sept. 7 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. new play reading series, visit texts from rough draft to finished pro­ Theatre Communications Group and classes in three locations, in Liv­ dancers,” said Clark. “We aim to Appointment is required. Proper www.ptnj.org or call 973-514-1787. duction. 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For more information about the Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section can mail copy to: comedy, “Doubles,” which ran for the ing at age four in addition to teens and New Jersey School of Ballet since New Jersey school of Ballet, log on to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, NJ 07083 adults. Classes are paced for different 1953, many have gone on to careers www.njschoolofballet.com and also l985-86 season on Broadway. Four levels of fitness and experience, and with top companies including Ameri­ visit the New Jersey Ballet Co. site at other plays, “A Grand Romance,” “A 908-686-7700 x124 every effort is made to guide students can Ballet Theater, Alvin Alley Amer­ www.njballet.org. Dance Lesson,” “Temporary Help” WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 13 New Jersey Ballet announces a season of great stories Many upcoming ballets based on legends, fairy tales and literary classics in a variety of musical styles There’s nothing like a great story, and New Jersey Ballet’s upcoming season 31 at The Community Theatre in Morristown and April 28 at bergenPAC in “storyteller” narration, so even the littlest theatergoers can keep up with the is filled with full length and feature length story ballets, many based on great Englewood. action. legends, fairy tales and literary classics. “Sleeping Beauty,” “Rodeo,” “Tom Another great American story, “Tom Sawyer,” will be featured as part of the New Jersey Ballet is committed to making its performances fully accessible Sawyer,” “Esmeralda” (“the Hunchback of Notre Dame”), plus “Hansel & Gre- New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s On School Time and Family Time pro­ to everyone wishing to attend. The theatres where the company performs meet tel” and “Cinderella” for families with younger children. grams in March. The production was composed and choreographed by David ADA barrier-free requirements, and most have assistive listening equipment. The company’s mastery of the full range of ballet will be on display as well McNaughton, the multi-talented former principal with San Francisco Ballet and Upon request, program information and/or program notes are available on audio in programs of mixed repertory composed of classical, contemporary and jazz New York City Ballet, and co-founder of Ballet Califia in California. cassette up to 2 weeks prior to performances. Large print programs are available works. Although “Tom Sawyer’”s inclusion in the On School Time series may sug­ at all performances. New Jersey Ballet will open the season with a weekend of ballet on Oct. 28 gest that it is a ballet for children, nothing could be further from the truth. It is a New Jersey Ballet’s extensive performance schedule is made possible in part and 29 at Centenary College in Hackettstown. The program, a collection of witty, whimsical re-telling of Mark Twain’s tale of a boy growing up on the Mis­ by support from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, repertory favorites selected with the Little Theatre’s intimate setting in mind. sissippi. Adults accompanied by children or not are encouraged to investigate a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, The Geraldine R. On Nov. 11, the company kicks off its Saturday Series at Kean University the New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s Family Time performance on March Dodge Foundation, and by other generous corporate, foundation, and individual with a Premiere Pas de Deux Evening subtitled Great Themes from Opera. The 11. contributions. highlight of the evening will be the premiere of a new pas de deux by Ali Pour- On the weekend between “Tom Sawyers,” New Jersey Ballet has scheduled The company has been designated a Major Arts Institution by the New Jer­ farrokh. The Nov. 11 program will be a tribute to the 40-year friendship with the a weekend of ballet at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. On March 9 at sey State Council on the Arts for “artistic excellence, substantial programming, New Jersey State Opera and its late founder/director Alfredo Silipigni. New Jer­ 7:30 p.m., the company will perform Highlights from Ballet Classics, followed and broad public service.” For more information and a complete performance sey Ballet has performed numerous operas with the New Jersey State Opera, by a gala meet-the-dancers reception. On Saturday, March 10, New Jersey Bal­ schedule, visit New Jersey Ballet on the Web at www.njballet.org. including “Aida,” “Carmen,” “La Traviata,” “Samson and Delilah,” “Faust,” let will give two performances, at 2 and 7 p.m., of its full-length “Sleeping Beau­ “Turandot,” “La Gioconda” and many others. The Premiere Pas de Deux ty.” Evening will be performed a second time on Jan. 13 at The Community Theatre America’s contribution to world music, Jazz, is the theme of Jazz on Pointe, in Morristown. an evening of ballet set to blues, jazz and ragtime. Jazz on Pointe will be per­ A Taste o f Isra e l & In December, New Jersey Ballet will present its statewide 22-performance formed Feb. 24 at The Community Theatre and May 5 at Kean University. M m

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Scotch Pia ins & Belleville Paper Mill Playhouse Walk-In’s Welcome 241964 (973)740-1400~~~~(800) VEIN-CTR BROOKSIDE DRIVE, MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY • WWW.PAPERMILL.ORG WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 15 Stepping Out is a weekly calendar Join the group for a cup of gourmet cof­ designed to guide our readers to the many fee and a wide variety of organic foods arts and entertainment events in the and participate in an original poetry Union County area. The calendar is open reading, a stand-up comedy routine or to all groups and organizations in the ^ t e p p c n g O a musical number. There’s no cover Union County area. To place your free charge, and patrons can come in, listing, send information to: Worrall make new friends, surf the Web or play Community Newspapers, 1291 Stuyvesant a game of Diablo2, NeverWinterNights, Ave., P.O. Box 3109, Union 07083. Faxes ciate conductor of the Chicago Sym­ the group of happy knitters in the cafe noon to 4 p.m., April through Decem­ the doors always open at 7:30 p.m. WarCraft or Counter-Strike. To ask may be sent to 908-686-6681. phony Chorus and as music director of every Monday morning. Bring your lat­ ber. Admission is $15 and will benefit the about a schedule of events, call 908­ Masterworks Chorale of San Mateo, est project and a smile. For more information about upcoming AIDS quilt. For information, call 908­ 490-1234 or visit its Web site: Calif. BARNES & NOBLE, 240 Route 22 Liberty Hall events or for reservations, 412-9105, press 2. Other concerts will www.theinternetlounge.com. Summit Chorale rehearses on West, Springfield, will have a Chess call 908-527-0400. take place at the First United Methodist Ar t Sh o w s Tuesdays, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., at the Group every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Play- Church of Westfield, 1 E. Broad St., United Methodist Church of New Prov­ corner of North Ave., Westfield. AZZ THE SUMMER SHOW, J idence, 1441 Springfield Ave., New LANA’S RESTAURANT, 1300 Raritan tion series at the Visual Arts Center of Providence. Auditions may be sched­ New Jersey, 68 Elm St., Summit, Road, Clark, will offer dinner and live uled for Tuesday or following two open Da n c e reggae with Exodus Supreme every debuted Aug. 1 with a group exhibition rehearsals on Tuesday and Sept. 12. Y-SQUARES, a local square dance Wednesday, beginning at 7 p.m. For featuring members of The New Jersey More information is available on the club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at information, call 732-669-9024. Photography Forum. Web site www.summitchorale.org or by Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan Road, The Summer Show, which runs calling Ellie Winslow at 973-762-8486. LIVE JAZZ PERFORMANCES will be Clark. The fee for each lesson is $4. through today, provides a fresh, unusu­ The chorale’s 98th season offers a featured every Friday at 9:30 p.m. at For information, call 908-298-1851, al and eclectic look at the contempo­ variety of programs to attract a musi­ 22 West Restaurant and Lounge, 2185 732-381-2535 or 908-241-9492. rary art scene in New Jersey. The cally diverse audience. The first, “Let Route 22, Union. Patrons must be 21 series will showcase the art of New Nature Take Its Chorus,” is an eclectic and older. For more information, call Jersey artists who work together in for­ DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY IN ELIZA­ 908-206-0060. assortment of opulent and wistful BETH. Pick your choice of social danc­ mally structured groups, such as The works about nature and the season, on New Jersey Photography Forum, or in ing, $9 per person, or Latin dancing, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at St. John’s Luther­ $10 per person, at the Bayway Polish informal groups such as artists’ co-ops. an Church, 587 Springfield Ave., Sum­ Th e a t e r It is an opportunity for these groups to Club, 625 Pulaski St. For information, mit, and Nov. 19 at 4:30 p.m. at the PREMIERE STAGES at Kean Univer­ exhibit in the Visual Arts Center’s Main call 908-355-3131. Presbyterian Church of Madison, 19 sity is set to embark on its 2006 sum­ Gallery and it’s also an opportunity for Green Ave., Madison. Included will be LUNA LOUNGE hosts “Tasty Thurs­ mer season, featuring a dynamic our viewing community to continue Morten Lauridsen’s ravishing Les days” with DJ Richie, who spins rag- series of world and New Jersey pre­ their art experience throughout the Chansons des Roses. gaeton and hip-hop. Patrons must be mieres, a musical-theater series for summer. Dec. 12 will see the return of the 21 or older, dress is casual but trendy. children, and a fun and engaging camp The New Jersey Photography Chorale’s popular Family Holiday Sing, Parking is available. Luna Lounge is for high school students. Forum is a not-for-profit group that was which is fast becoming a new tradition, located at 1906 E. St. Georges Ave., Located on the campus of Kean started in 1995 by Visual Arts Center with the participation of a guest chorus. Linden. Call 908-925-4120 for details. University, Premiere Stages offers instructor Nancy J. Ori of Berkeley Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass is the affordable prices, air-conditioned facili­ Heights and Michael Creem of Summit, centerpiece of a program titled “Let the ties and free parking in close proximity as an opportunity for professional pho­ Organ Thunder” in a March 10, 2007, to the theaters. To order tickets, get on tographers, photo educators, and seri­ Ho b b ie s concert at Calvary Episcopal Church, our mailing list, and/or to request a ous amateurs to meet and discuss 31 Woodland Ave., Summit. Included THE MODEL RAILROAD CLUB INC. season brochure, call 908-737-4092, their work, share expertise, advance in this performance will be the majestic meets at 295 Jefferson Ave., Union, or visit Premiere Stages online at skills, learn how to curate exhibitions, and brilliant sound of choir, brass and behind Home Depot on Route 22 East. www.kean.edu/premierestages. Pho­ and explore exhibition possibilities organ, featuring Douglas Keilitz, princi­ The club is open to the public Satur­ tos are available upon request. within the fine arts community. pal keyboardist for Summit Chorale days from 1 to 4 p.m. For information, Premiere Stages is made possible The group has grown over the and acclaimed music director of New call 908-964-9724 or 908-964-8808, in part through funding from the Geral­ years to become the largest and most York City’s Church of St. Ignatius of send inquiries via e-mail to dine R. Dodge Foundation, The New recognized group of fine art exhibiting Antioch. [email protected] or visit the Web Jersey State Council on the Arts, the photographers in the state. This sum­ The final concert of the season por­ site at www.tmrci.com. Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, mer show features the work of more trays many ways music expresses the and through the generous support of than 30 members from communities THE HARVEST QUILTERS OF CEN­ elusive and universal emotion called patrons. throughout New Jersey. The work of TRAL NEW JERSEY will meet the first love in “Let Love Sing On.” The May 19 THE SHOWCASE THEATER, a these artists shows a tremendous vari­ Monday of each month at Cozy Corner performance will once again be com­ tuition-based program, awards schol­ ety in style and photographic tech­ Creations quilt shop, Park Avenue, bined with the annual silent and live arship money based on a talent evalu­ nique. Themes explored in the exhibi­ Scotch Plains. auction evening of fun, food and wine ation. KNITTING GROUP meets every Mon­ tion include nature, the environment, tasting. day from 10 a.m. to noon. Knitters are For information on the Showcase architecture, heritage, people, and cul­ Funding for Summit Chorale is encouraged to bring a favorite project Theater or any NJWA program, call ture. made possible in part by the NJ State to the Springfield Barnes & Noble Café. 908-789-9696, visit the office at 150­ For gallery hours and additional Council on the Arts, Department of Peter Warren, 7, of Scotch Plains receives a full tuition For more information, call 973-376­ 152 East Broad St. in Westfield or log information, contact Mari D’Alessandro State, a partner agency of the National reimbursement check from Dr. Ted Schlosberg, founder 6581. on to www.njworkshopforthearts.com. at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey Endowment for the Arts, through a and executive director of the New Jersey Workshop for HICKORY TREE CHORUS, an award­ at 908-273-9121 or via e-mail at grant administered by the Union Coun­ the Arts. Peter’s name was selected in a special West­ winning women’s chorus singing four- [email protected]. ty Division of Cultural and Heritage field Summer Workshop 35th anniversary tuition reim­ part a cappella harmony in barbershop BERKELEY HEIGHTS ARTIST Affairs. Va r i e t y bursement drawing on July 27 at the WSW Arts Fest. style, meets every Wednesday at 7:30 NANCY ORI is featured at a perma­ THE BACK PORCH in Rahway will p.m. at the New Jersey Youth Sympho­ nent exhibit at Berkeley Heights Public present Open Mic Night every Thurs­ ny Music Center, 570 Central Ave., Library, 290 Plainfield Ave., Berkeley BOOKS ers of all levels are invited to discuss, day night, and live bands perform on New Providence. Open to residents of Heights. For information, call 908-464­ play and enjoy chess in the cafe each Friday and Saturday nights. BARNES & NOBLE, 240 Route 22 both Essex and Union counties. To 9333. week. Happy Hour is 4 to 7 p.m. Mondays West, Springfield, has Rainy Day Story Co n c e r t s learn more about Sweet Adelines, BARNES & NOBLE, 240 Route 22 to Fridays, with $1 drafts and $3 Long times on any rainy day in August at 1 Hickory Tree and its quartets, women West, Springfield, will have Weekly CROSSROADS IN GARWOOD will Island iced teas. Mondays are Mexican u d it io n s p.m. When it’s raining outside ... and and teen-aged girls who sing are urged A Children’s Story times with various feature the following: Mondays with $2 shot specials, $2 you just can’t go to the zoo, the beach, to visit the Web site, hickorytreecho- themes on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. for Every Monday, Open Mic Night. Coronas, $2 margaritas and $1 tacos. THE LITTLE OPERA COMPANY OF or the pool ... come visit the Children’s rus.org., send a message by e-mail to preschoolers and Thursdays at 4:30 Every Tuesday, Jazz Jam. Wednesdays are Ladies Nights and NEW JERSEY, a division of the New Department for a surprise rainy day [email protected]., or call p.m. for 5- to 7-year-olds. Every Wednesday, karaoke night. karaoke. Jersey Workshop for the Arts, will be story time. Lots of favorite stories and 973-966-6815. having vocal auditions for its Young fun will shine whenever it’s rainy out­ The Crossroads is located at 78 The Back Porch is located at 1505 Main St., Rahway. For information, call Artist Program for a production of side. North Ave., Garwood. For information, 732-381-6455. Humperdinck’s “Hansel and Gretel,” to BARNES & NOBLE, 240 Route 22 Cl a s s e s call Lee at 908-232-5666, or visit the In t e r n e t be staged Jan. 27, 2007. West, Springfield, will have Story time: Web site, www.xxroads.com. THE DUCRET SCHOOL OF ART is THE INTERNET LOUNGE, 256 South Singers, ages 10 to 18, may call Back To School Time! today at 4:30 COFFEE WITH A CONSCIENCE located at 1030 Central Ave. and is sit­ ADVERTISE! 908-789-9696 to schedule an audition p.m. If you’re getting ready for school CONCERT SERIES of Westfield has Ave., Fanwood, hosts an Open Mic/ uated on a seven-acre campus in a PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! time for Wednesday, at the New Jersey then don’t miss this special story time! resumed. All shows start at 8 p.m. and Karaoke Night on Sundays at 7 p.m. historic residential area of Plainfield. Workshop for the Arts studios at 150­ We’ll read What’s In Elmo’s Backpack, The school offers full-time and part­ 152 East Broad St. in Westfield. Spot’s Preschool, and Amelia Bedelia time day and evening classes in fine Vocalists should be prepared to Goes Back to School! art, graphic design/computer graphics perform one classical selection that THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN BOOK and illustration. For information call indicates their vocal range and bring GROUP will meet at Barnes and Does theatre excite and inspire you? 908-757-7171, fax: 908-757-2626, or sheet music for the accompanist. A Noble, 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For visit the Web site at www.duCret.edu. classic American musical selection, information, call 732-574-1818. LIBERTY HALL MUSEUM, 1003 Mor­ such as one from Lerner and Lowe or THE “LORD OF THE RINGS” READ­ ris Ave., Union, chronicles more than Rodgers and Hammerstein, should be ING GROUP meets the first Wednes­ 200 years of New Jersey and U.S. his­ memorized. Those interested in a prin­ day of the month at Barnes and Noble, tory. The museum is open to the public cipal role may pick up a short selection 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For informa­ Wednesdays through Saturdays, from from the opera, available at the New tion, call 732-574-1818. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays, from Jersey Workshop for the Arts. KEAN UNIVERSITY’S OFFICE OF The Little Opera Company of New UNIVERSITY RELATIONS and The Jersey is a division of the New Jersey Star-Ledger have partnered to publish CALDERONE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Workshop for the Arts. a new book titled “World of Wonder: NJ Registered Professional Provider SUMMIT CHORALE invites experi­ Exploring the Realms of History, Sci­ enced singers in all voice parts looking ence, Nature and Technology.” The Private Instruction for an excellent and musically reward­ book brings together 90 of the most On All Instruments ing “choral home” to audition. During fascinating subjects surveyed by the For All Ages the 2006-07 season, the ensemble will World of Wonder series. The book is i n continue to delight and inspire with its now available for purchase in the Kean exciting choral sound, which has been University book store and on the Web ‘Kindermusik" Classes the benchmark of acclaim by our ever­ site of The Star-Ledger at for ages 0 to 7 growing audience. Music Director http://www.nj.com/worldofwonder. College Prep Division Richard Garrin has brought extensive BARNES & NOBLE, 240 Route 22 choral experience and training to Sum­ West, Springfield, will have a Knitters’ SPRINGFIELD EAST HANOVER 973-467-4688 973-428-0405 mit Chorale, including serving as asso- Group every Monday at 10 a.m. Join 242146

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TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE product of erosion. (b) Demonstrate through hydrologic and hydraulic analysis that the increase of PUBLIC NOTICE stormwater runoff volume from pre-construction to post-construction for the 2-year "Site" means the lot or lots upon which a major development is to occur or has storm is infiltrated. Ordinance No. 0-06-018 occurred. (2) The following types of stormwater shall not be recharges: Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance has been introduced on first (a) Stormwater from areas of high pollutant loading. High pollutant loading areas are reading at a meeting of the Township Council held Tuesday, August 22, 2006 and will "Soil" means all unconsolidated mineral and organic material of any origin. areas in industrial and commercial developments where solvents and/or petroleum be considered for adoption at a meeting of the Township Council to be held at the products are loaded/unloaded, stored, or applied, areas where pesticides are Municipal Building, Liberty and Hillside Avenues, on September 5, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. "Solid and floatable materials" means sediment, debris, trash, and other floating or loaded/unloaded or stored; areas where hazardous materials are expected to be pres­ or as soon thereafter as the matter can be considered. All persons interested will be suspended solids. ent in greater than "reportable quantities" as defined by the United States Environ­ given an opportunity to be heard concerning such ordinance. mental Protection Agency (EPA) at 40 CFR 302.4' areas where recharge would be A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public "Special Resource Waters" means water bodies receiving special protections due to inconsistent with Department approved remedial action work plan or landfill closure notices are customarily posted in the Township of Hillside, and a copy is available up their drinking water status or role as high-quality habitat for Threatened and Endan­ plan and areas with high risks for spills of toxic materials, such as gas stations and to and including the time of said meeting to the members of the general public of the gered species or species of commercial or recreational importance. This includes vehicular maintenance facilities; and Township who shall request same, at the Township Clerk's Office, Liberty and Hillside waterways so designated through the NJ Stormwater Management Rules (N.J.A.C. (b) Industrial stormwater exposed to "source material". "Source material" means any Avenues, Hillside, New Jersey. 7:8) because of exceptional ecological significance, exceptional water supply signifi­ material(s) or machinery, located at an industrial facility that is directly or indirectly cance, exceptional recreational significance, exceptional shellfish resource, or excep­ related to the process, manufacturing, or other industrial activities, which could be a BY DIRECTION OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL tional fisheries resource. Waters so designated are protected by a 300-foot buffer source of pollutants in any industrial stormwater discharge to groundwater. Source Janet Vlaisavljevic, RMC, Township Clerk extending on either side of the waterway measured perpendicular from top-of-bank or materials include, but are not limited to, raw materials; intermediate products; final center of channel for waterways lacking a define top-of-bank; See Definition of "Cat­ products; waste materials; by-products; industrial machinery and fuels, and lubricants, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE, UNION COUNTY, IMPLEMENT­ egory One", "C-1". solvents and detergents that are related to process, manufacturing, or other industri­ ING STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS AND CONTROLS, AMENDING al activities that are exposed to stormwater. CHAPTER 188 (LAND USE) OF THE CODE OF HILLSIDE TOWNSHIP "State Plan Policy Map" is defined as the geographic application of the State Devel­ (3) The design engineer shall assess the hydraulic impact on the groundwater table opment and Redevelopment Plan's goals and statewide policies, and the official map and design the site so as to avoid adverse hydraulic impacts. Potential adverse BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Council of the Township of Hillside, in Union Coun­ of these goals and policies. hydraulic impacts, include, but are not limited to, exacerbating a naturally or season­ ty, New Jersey, as follows: ally high water table so as to cause surface ponding, flooding of basements, or inter­ "Stormwater" means water resulting from precipitation (including rain and snow) that ference with the proper operation of subsurface sewage disposal systems and other Section I. Chapter of the Township Code entitled "Land Use" is hereby amended at runs off the land's surface, is transmitted to the subsurface, or is captured by sepa­ subsurface structures in the vicinity or down gradient of the groundwater recharge Section 188, by establishing a new section thereof Section [188-68] entitled rate storm sewers or other sewage or drainage facilities, or conveyed by snow area. "Stormwater Management", as follows: removal equipment. c. In order to control stormwater runoff quantity impacts, the design engineer shall, Stormwater Management. using the assumptions and factors for stormwater runoff calculations at Section 5, "Stormwater Coordinator" means the person(s) designated by the governing body to complete one of the following: 1. Scope and Purpose review all development applications for compliance with federal, state, and local (1) Demonstrate through hydrologic and hydraulic analysis that for stormwater leav­ A. Policy Statement Stormwater Control and Stormwater management requirements. Unless a different ing the site, post-construction runoff hydrographs for the two, 10, and 100-year storm The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mandated that all states officer is appointed by the Township Council, the Township Public Work Director shall events do not exceed, at any point in time, the pre-construction runoff hydrographs for enact regulations to address the negative impacts of stormwater runoff on the Nation's serve as the Stormwater Coordinator. the same storm events, or streams and water resources. The State of New Jersey adopted new regulations at (2) Demonstrate through hydrologic and hydraulic analysis that there is no increase, the direction of the EPA. Under these state regulations, all municipalities in the State "Stormwater runoff" means stormwater flow on the surface or in the storm sewers, as compared to the pre-development condition, in the peak runoff rates of stormwater must implement these stormwater regulations through local ordinance(s) by April, resulting from precipitation. leaving the site for the two, 10, and 100-year storm events and that the increased vol­ 2006. This ordinance is intended to implement these regulations. ume or change in timing of stormwater runoff will not increase flood damage at or The purpose of these regulations is to control stormwater from new "major develop­ "Stormwater management basin" means an excavation or embankment and related downstream of the site. This analysis shall include the analysis of impacts of existing ment," and not to regulate pre-existing development. "Major Development" under the areas designated to retain stormwater runoff. A stormwater management basin may land uses and projected land uses assuming full development under existing zoning terms of this ordinance, means any "development" that provides for ultimately dis­ either be normally dry (that is, a detention basin or infiltration basin), retain water in and land use ordinances in the drainage area, or turbing one or more acres of soil on a development site and/or any development that a permanent pool (a retention basin), or be planted mainly with wetland vegetation (3) Design stormwater management measures so that the post-construction peak provides an additional one quarter (1/4) acre of impervious surface on a development (most constructed stormwater wetlands). runoff rates for the 2, 10 and 10-year storm events are 50, 75 and 80 percent, respec­ site. tively, of the pre-development peak runoff rates. The percentages apply only to the Flood control, groundwater recharge, and pollutant reduction through nonstructural "Stormwater management measure" means any structural or nonstructural strategy, post-construction stormwater runoff that is attributable to the portion of the site on or low impact techniques shall be employed before relying on structural Best Man­ practice, technology, process, program, or other method intended to control or reduce which the proposed development or project is to be constructed. The percentages agement Practices for Stormwater (BMP), prepared by the NJ Department of Environ­ stormwater runoff and associated pollutants, or to induce or control the infiltration or shall not be applied to post-construction stormwater runoff into tidal flood hazard mental Protection. Structural BMPs should be integrated with nonstructural stormwa­ groundwater recharge of stormwater or to eliminate illicit or illegal non-stormwater areas if the increased volume of stormwater runoff will not increase flood damages ter management strategies and proper maintenance plans. Nonstructural strategies discharges into stormwater conveyances. below the point of discharge; or include both environmentally sensitive site design and source controls that prevent 2. Any application for a new agricultural development that meets the definition of pollutants from being placed on the site or from being exposed to stormwater. Source "Structural Stormwater Techniques" means a stormwater management measure that major development at Section 2 shall be submitted to the appropriate Soil Conserva­ control plans should be developed based upon physical site conditions and the origin, involves control of concentrated stormwater runoff or infiltration such as stormwater tion District for review and approval in accordance with the requirements of this sec­ nature, and the anticipated quantity or amount of potential pollutants. Multiple basins, piped conveyance systems and manufactured stormwater devices, and can tion and any applicable Soil Conservation District guidelines for stormwater runoff stormwater management BMP may be necessary to achieve the established perform­ include various types of basins, filters, surfaces, and devices located on individual quantity and erosion control. For the purposes of this section, "agricultural develop­ ance standards for water quality, quantity, and groundwater recharge. lots in a residential development or throughout a commercial, industrial, or institu­ ment" means land uses normally associated with the production of food, fiber and live­ B. Purpose tional development site in areas not typically suited for larger, centralized structural stock for sale. Such uses do not include the development of land for the processing The purpose of this ordinance is to establish minimum stormwater management facilities. or sale of food and the manufacturing of agriculturally related products. requirements and controls for major development and to reduce the amount of non­ G. Stormwater Runoff Quality Standards point source pollution entering surface and ground waters. This ordinance guides new "Threatened and/or Endangered Species" means those species whose prospects for 1. Stormwater management measures shall be designed to reduce the post-construc­ development in a matter that is proactive and minimizes harmful impacts to natural survival in New Jersey are in immediate danger because of loss or change in habitat, tion load of total suspended solids (TSS) in stormwater runoff by 80 percent of the resources. Specifically, this ordinance shall: over-exploitation, predation, competition, disease, disturbance or contamination. anticipated load from the developed site, expressed as an annual average. Stormwa­ 1) Reduce flood damages to protect public health, life and property. Assistance is needed to prevent future extinction in New Jersey and those who may ter management measures shall only be required for water quality control if an addi­ 2) Minimize increased stormwater runoff rates and volumes. become endangered if conditions surrounding them begin to or continue to deterio­ tional %-acre of imperious surface is being proposed on a development site. The 3) Minimize the deterioration of existing structures that would result from increased rate. This definition includes protection of habitats of these species. requirement to reduce TSS does not apply to any stormwater runoff in a discharge rates of stormwater runoff. regulated under a numeric effluent limitation for TSS imposed under the New Jersey 4) Induce water recharge into the ground wherever suitable infiltration, soil perme­ "Total Suspended Solids" or "TSS" means Total Suspended Solids (TSS) are those Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NJPDES) rules, N.J.A.C. 7:14A, or in a dis­ ability, and favorable geological conditions exist. solids in water that can be separated from water by manmade or natural filtration, or charge specifically exempt under a NJPDES permit from this requirement. The water 5) Prevent an increase in non-point source pollution. by centrifuging. TSS can include a wide variety of material, such as soil, decaying quality design storm is 1.25 inches of rainfall in two hours. Water quality calculations 6) Maintain the integrity and stability of stream channels and buffers for their eco­ plant and animal matter, as well as organic and non-organic matter. shall take into account the distribution of rain from the water quality design storm, as logical functions, as well as for drainage, the conveyance of floodwater, and other reflected in Table 1. The calculation of the volume of runoff may take into account the purposes. "Vegetation" and/or "vegetated buffer" means plant life and plant cover in soil, but not implementation of non-structural stormwater management measures. 7) Control and minimize soil erosion and the transport of sediment. lawns. A suggested list of native and non-invasive species appropriate for use for Table 1: Water Quality Design Storm Distribution 8) Minimize public safety hazards at any stormwater detention facility constructed purposes of this ordinance is attached as "Appendix A". This is not exclusive. In pursuant to subdivision or site plan approval. addition, the terms "vegetation and/or vegetative buffer" are meant to be consistent Time Cumulative Time Cumulative 9) Maintain adequate base-flow and natural flow regimes in all streams and other sur­ with other NJDEP definitions, i.e. contained in the Freshwater Wetlands Regulations, (Minutes) Rainfall (Minutes) Rainfall face water bodies to protect the aquatic ecosystem. etc., derived from the NJ Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual, Chapter 7, (inches) (inches) 10) Protect all surface water resources from degradation. tables 7-9 and 7-10. 11) Protect ground water resources from degradation and diminution; and 0 0.0000 65 0.8917 12) Ensure that any additional % acre of impervious surface complies with this ordi­ "Waters of the State" means the ocean and its estuaries, all springs, streams, wet­ 5 0.0083 70 0.9917 nance. lands, and bodies of surface or ground water, whether natural or artificial, within the 10 0.0166 75 1.0500 C. Applicability boundaries of the State of New Jersey or subject to its jurisdiction. 15 0.0250 80 1.0840 1. This ordinance shall be applicable to site plans and subdivisions, considered indi­ 20 0.0500 85 1.1170 vidually and/or cumulatively, as of the date of adoption of this ordinance, for the fol­ "Wetlands" or "wetland" means an area that is inundated or saturated by surface water 25 0.0750 90 1.1500 lowing major developments: or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under nor­ 30 0.1000 95 1.1750 a) Non-residential major developments mal circumstances does not support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for 35 0.1330 100 1.2000 b) Aspects of residential major developments that are not pre-empted by the Resi­ life in saturated soil conditions, commonly known as hydrophytic vegetation. 40 0.1660 105 1.2250 dential Site Improvement Standards (RSIS) at N.J.A.C. 5:21 3. General Standards 45 0.2000 110 1.2334 c) Residential development that meets the definition of "Major Development", as A. Design and Performance Standards for Stormwater Management Measures 50 0.2583 115 1.2417 defined in this ordinance, i.e. any "development" that provides for ultimately disturb­ 1. Stormwater management measures for major development shall be developed to 55 0.3583 120 1.2500 ing one or more acres of soil and/or any development that provides an additional one- meet the: 60 0.6250 quarter (1/4) acre of impervious surface on a development site. a) erosion control standards, d) Any agricultural or horticultural development that meets the definition of "major b) Groundwater recharge standards, 2. For purposes of TSS reduction calculations, Table 2 below presents the presumed development" under NJAC 7:8. b) stormwater runoff quantity standards, and removal rates for certain BMP designed in accordance with the New Jersey Stormwa­ 2. This ordinance shall also be applicable to all Major Developments undertaken by c) stormwater runoff quality standards in Section 4 ter Best Management Practices Manual. The BMP Manual may be obtained from the Hillside Township. To the maximum extent practicable, these standards shall be met by incorporating address identified in Section G, or found on the Department's website at www.nj D. Compatibility with Other Permit and Ordinance Requirements nonstructural stormwater management strategies into the design. If these strategies stormwater.org. The BMP Manual and other sources of technical guidance are listed in Development approvals issued for subdivisions and site plans pursuant to this ordi­ alone are not sufficient to meet these standards, structural stormwater management Section G. TSS reduction shall be calculated based on the removal rates for the BMP nance are to be considered an integral part of development approvals under the sub­ measures necessary to meet these standards shall be incorporated into the design. in table 2 below. Alternative removal rates and methods of calculating removal rates division and site plan review process and do not relieve the applicant of the responsi­ a. Apply only to new major development and are intended to minimize the impact of may be used if the design engineer provides documentation demonstrating the capa­ bility to secure required permits or approvals for activities regulated by any other stormwater runoff on quality and quantity of water in receiving water bodies and to bility of these alternative rates and methods to the review agency. A copy of any applicable code, rule, act, or ordinance. In their interpretation and application, the maintain groundwater recharge. approved alternative rate or method of calculating the removal rate shall be provided provisions of this ordinance shall be held to the minimum requirements for the promo­ b. Do not apply to a new major development to the extent that alternative design and to the Department at the following address: Division of Watershed management, New tion of the public health, safety and general welfare. This ordinance shall be con­ performance standards are applicable under a regional stormwater management plan Jersey Department of Environmental Protect, PO Box 418 Trenton, New Jersey, strued to assure consistency with the requirements of New Jersey laws and acts or Water Quality Management Plan adopted in accordance with Department rules. 08625-0418. amendatory thereof or supplementary thereto, applicable implementing regulations, 4. Stormwater Management Requirements 3. If more than one BMP in series is necessary to achieve the required 80 percent and any existing or future municipal NJPDES Permits and any amendments or revi­ A. The development shall incorporate a maintenance plan for the stormwater man­ TSS reduction for a site, the applicant shall utilize the following formula to calculate sions thereto or re-issuance thereof. This ordinance is not intended to interfere with, agement measures incorporated into the design of a "major development" in accor­ TSS reduction: abrogate, or annul any other ordinances, rule or regulation, statute, or other provi­ dance with Section 10. R = A + B - (AXB)/100 sions of law except that, where any provision of this ordinance, rule or regulation, or B. Stormwater management measures shall avoid adverse impacts of concentrated Where other provision of law, the more restrictive provisions or higher standards shall con­ flow on habitat for threatened and endangered species as documented in the Depart­ R = total TSS percent load removal from application of both BMO, and trol. ment's Landscape Project or Natural Heritage Database established under N.J.S.A. A = the TSS percent removal rate applicable to the first BMP 2. Definitions 13:1B-15.147 through 15.150, particularly Helonias bullata (swamp pink) and/or Clem- B = the TSS percent removal rate applicable to the second BMP Unless specifically defined below, words or phrases used in this ordinance shall be mys muhlnebergi (bog turtle). ______T able 2: TSS R em o val R ates fo r BMP______interpreted so as to give them the meaning they have in common usage and to give C. The following linear development projects are exempt from the groundwater this ordinance its most reasonable application. The definitions below are the same as recharge, stormwater runoff quantity, and stormwater runoff quality requirements of Best Management Practice TSS Percent Removal Rate or based on the corresponding definitions in the Stormwater Management Rules at Sections 4.F and 4.G: Bio-retention Systems 90 N.J.A.C. 7:8-1.2 and other State sources. 1. The construction of an underground utility line provided that the disturbed area are Constructed Stormwater Wetland 90 revegetated upon completion; Extended Detention Basin 40-60 "Agricultural or horticultural development" means construction and/or land uses nor­ 2. The construction of an aboveground utility line provided that the existing condi­ Infiltration Structure 80 mally associated with the production of food, fiber and livestock for sale. Such uses tions are maintained to the maximum extent practicable; and Manufactured Treatment Device See section 6.C do not include the development of land for processing or sale of food and the manu­ 3. The construction of a public pedestrian access, such as a sidewalk or trail with a Sand Filter 80 facturing of agriculturally related products. maximum width of eight (8) feet provided that the access is made of permeable mate­ Vegetative Filter Strip 60-80 rial. Wet Pond *123456 ______50-90______"Best Management Practices" "BMP" means "New Jersey Stormwater Best Manage­ D. A waiver by the Planning Board, upon concurrence by the Stormwater Coordinator, ment Practices Manual," adopted by the New Jersey Department of Environmental from strict compliance from the groundwater recharge, stormwater runoff quantity, and 4. If there is no more than one onsite drainage area, the 80 percent TSS removal rate Protection ("Department") originally in February 2004, as updated and revised. Con­ stormwater runoff quality requirements of Section 4.F and 4.G may be obtained for the shall apply to each drainage area, unless the runoff from the sub-areas converge on sult www.nistormwater.org for this Manual and other pertinent information. enlargement of an existing public roadway or railroad; or the construction or enlarge­ site in which case the removal rate can be demonstrates through a calculation using ment of a public pedestrian access, provided that the following conditions are met: a weighted average. "Category One Waters" or "C-1 Waters" means those waters designated in the tables 1. The applicant demonstrates that there is a public need for the project that cannot 5. Stormwater management measures shall also be designed to reduce, to the maxi­ in NJAc 7:9B-1.15(c) through (h), for purposes of implementing the anti-degradation be accomplished by any other means, and mum extent practicable, the post-construction nutrient load of the anticipated load policies set forth in NJAC 7:9B-1.5(d), for protection from measurable changes in 2. The applicant demonstrates through an alternatives analysis, that through the use from the developed site in stormwater runoff generated from the water quality design water quality characteristics because of their clarity, color, scenic setting, other char­ of nonstructural and structural stormwater management strategies and measures, the storm. In achieving reduction of nutrients to the maximum extent practicable, the acteristics of aesthetic value, exceptional ecological significance, exceptional recre­ option selected complies with the requirements of Sections 4.F and 4.G to the maxi­ design of the site shall include nonstructural strategies and structural measures that ational significance, exceptional water supply significance, or exceptional fisheries mum extent practicable, and optimize nutrient removal while still achieving the performance standards in Sections resource(s). 3. The applicant demonstrates that, in order to meet the requirements of Sections 4.F 4. (F) and 4.(G). and 4.G, existing structures currently in use, such as homes and buildings, would 6. Developers shall comply with the New Jersey Stormwater Best Management Prac­ "Compaction" means the increase in soil bulk density. need to be condemned, and tices manual, which may be obtained from the address identifies in Section G, or 4. The applicant demonstrates that it does not own or have other rights to areas, www.mstormwater.org. For development projects where differing standards may "Core" means a pedestrian-oriented area of commercial and civic uses serving the including the potential to obtain through purchase or condemnation lands not falling apply, the stricter requirement shall be followed. surrounding municipality, generally including housing and access to public transporta­ under D.3 above within the upstream drainage area of the receiving stream, that would 7. In accordance with the definition of FW1 at N.J.A.C. 7:9B-1.4, stormwater man­ tion. provide additional opportunities to mitigate the requirements of Sections 4.F and 4.G agement measures shall be designed to prevent any increase in stormwater runoff to that were not achievable on-site. waters classified as FW1. "County review agency" means an agency designated by the County Board of Chosen E. Nonstructural Stormwater Management Strategies 8. Special water resource protection areas shall be established along all waters des­ Freeholders to review municipal stormwater management plans and implementing 1. To the maximum extent practicable the standards in Section 4.F and 4.G shall be ignates Category One at N.J.A.C. 7:9B, and perennial or intermittent streams that ordinance(s). The county review agency may either be: met by incorporating nonstructural stormwater management strategies set forth at drain into or upstream of the Category One waters as shown on the USGS Quadran­ A county planning agency; or Section 4.E into the design. The applicant shall identify the nonstructural measures gle maps or in the County Soil Surveys, within the associated HUC14 drainage area. A county water resource association created under N.J.S.A. 58:16A-55.5, if the ordi­ incorporated into the design of the project. If the applicant contends that is it not fea­ These areas shall be established for the protection of water quality, aesthetic value, nance or resolution delegates authority to approve, conditionally approve, or disap­ sible for engineering, environmental, or safety reasons to incorporate any nonstruc­ exceptional ecological significance, exceptional recreational significance, exceptional prove municipal stormwater management plans and implementing ordinances. tural stormwater management measures identified in Paragraph 2 below into the water supple significance, and exceptional fisheries significance of those established design of a particular project, the applicant shall identify the strategy considered and Category One waters. These areas shall be designated and protected as follows: "Department" means the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. provide a basis for the contention, subject to approval by the Stormwater Coordinator. a. The applicant shall preserve and maintain a special water resource protection area 2. Nonstructural stormwater management strategies incorporated into site design in accordance with one of the following: "Designated Center" means a State Development and Redevelopment Plan Center as shall: (1) A 300-foot special water resource protection area shall be provided on each side designated by the State Planning Commission such as urban, regional, town, village, a. Protect areas that provide water quality benefits or areas particularly susceptible of the waterway, measured perpendicular to the waterway from the top of the bank or hamlet. to erosion and sediment loss outwards or from the centerline of the waterway where the bank is not defined, con­ b. Minimize impervious surfaces and break up or disconnect the flow of runoff over sisting of existing vegetation or vegetation allowed to follow natural succession is pro­ "Design Engineer" means a person professionally qualified and duly licensed in New impervious surfaces vided. Jersey to perform engineering services that may include, but not necessarily be limit­ c. Maximize the protection of natural drainage features and vegetation (2) Encroachment within the designated special water resource protection area under ed to, development of project requirements, creation and development of project d. Minimize the decrease in the "time of concentration" from pre-construction to post Subsection ( 1) above shall only be allowed with the approval of the Stormwater Coor­ design and preparation of drawings and specifications construction. "Time of concentration" is defined as the time it takes for runoff to trav­ dinator, where pervious development or disturbance has occurred. The encroachment el from the hydraulically most distant point of the watershed to the point of interest shall only be allowed where applicant demonstrates that the functional value and "Development" means the division of a parcel of land into two or more parcels, the within a watershed overall condition of the special water resource protection area will be maintained to construction, reconstruction, conversion, structural alteration, relocation or enlarge­ e. Minimize land disturbance including clearing and grading the maximum extent practicable. In no case shall the remaining special water ment of any building or structure, any mining excavation or landfill, and any use or f. Minimize soil compaction resource protection area be reduced to less than 150 feet as measured perpendicular change in the use of any building or other structure, or land or extension of use of g. Provide low-maintenance landscaping that encourages retention and planting of to the top of bank of the waterway or centerline of the waterway where the bank is land, by any person, for which permission is required under Municipal Land Use Law, native vegetation and minimizes the use of lawns, fertilizers, and pesticides undefined. All encroachments proposed under this subparagraph shall be subject to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1 et seq. In the case of development of agricultural lands, develop­ h. Provide vegetated open-channel conveyance systems discharging into and through review and approval by the Department. ment means: any activity that requires a State permit; any activity reviewed by the stable vegetated areas b. All stormwater shall be discharged outside of, and flow through, the special water County Agricultural Development Board (CADB) and the State Agricultural Develop­ i. Provide other source controls to prevent or minimize the use or exposure of pollu­ resource protection area and shall comply with the Standard for Off-Site Stability in ment. Committee (SADC), and municipal review of any activity not exempted by the tants at the site, in order to prevent or minimize the release of those pollutants into the "Standards For Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey" established Right to farm Act, N.J.S.A. 4:1C-1 et seq. stormwater runoff. Such source controls can include, but are not limited to: under the Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Act, N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 et seq., (1) Site design features that help to prevent accumulation of trash and debris in c. If stormwater discharged outside of and following through the special water "Disturbance" means any activity including the clearing, excavating, storing, grading, drainage systems, including features that satisfy Section 4.E3 below resource protection area cannot comply with the Standard For Off-Site Stability in the filling, or transportation of soil or any other activity that causes soil to be exposed to (2) Site design features that help to prevent discharge of trash and debris from "Standards for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey" established under the danger of erosion. drainage systems Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Act, N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 et seq., then the stabilization (3) Site design features that help to prevent and/or contain spills or other harmful measures in accordance with the requirements of the above standards may be placed "Drainage area" means a geographic area within which stormwater, sediments, or dis­ accumulations of pollutants at industrial or commercial developments; and within the special water resource protection area, provided that: solved materials drain to a particular receiving water body or to a particular point (4) When establishing vegetation after land disturbance, prior to applying fertilizer in (1) Stabilization measures shall not be placed within 150 feet of the Category One along a receiving water body. accordance with the requirements established under Soil Erosion and Sediment Con­ waterway; trol Act, N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 etc, soil tests must be conducted onsite to determine the (2) Stormwater associated with discharges allowed by this section shall achieve a 95 "Environmentally critical areas" means an area or feature which is of significant envi­ type and quantity of fertilizer required, percent TSS post-construction removal rate; ronmental value, including but not limited to: stream corridors; natural heritage prior­ 3. Site deign features identified under Section 4.E.2.i(2) above shall comply with the (3) Temperature shall be addressed to ensure no impact on the receiving waterway; ity sites; habitat of endangered or threatened species; large areas of contiguous open following standard to control passage of solid and floatable materials through storm (4) The encroachment shall only be allowed where the applicant demonstrates that space or upland forest; steep slopes; and well head protection and groundwater drain inlets. For exemptions to this standard see Section 4.E.3.c below. the functional value and overall condition of the special water resource protection recharge areas. Habitats of endangered or threatened species are identified using a. Design engineers shall use either of the following grates to collect stormwater from area will be maintained to the maximum extent practicable; the Department's Landscape Project as approved by the Department's Endangered a surface water body under that grate: (5) A conceptual project design meeting shall be held with the appropriate Depart­ and Nongame Species Program. (1) The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) bicycle safe grate, which ment staff and Soil Conservation District staff to identify necessary stabilization is described in Chapter 2.4 of the NJDOT Bicycle Compatible Roadways and Bikeways measures; and "Erosion" means the detachment and movement of soil or rock fragments by water, Planning and Design Guidelines (April 1996); or (6) All encroachments proposed under this section shall be subject to review and wind, ice or gravity. (2) A different grate, if each individual clear space in that grate has an area of no approval by the Department, prior to local approval(s). more than seven (7.0) square inches, or is no greater that 0.5 inches across the d. A stream corridor protection plan may be developed by a regional stormwater man­ "Ground water" means a body of water below the surface of the land in a zone of sat­ smallest dimension. agement planning committee as an element of a regional stormwater management uration where the spaces between the soil or geological materials are fully saturated Examples of grates subject to this standard include grates in grate inlets, the grate plan, or by a municipality through an adopted municipal stormwater management plan. with water. portion (non-curb-opening portion) of combination inlets, grates on storm sewer man­ If a stream corridor protection plan for a waterway subject to Section 4.G(8) has been holes, ditch grates, trench grates, and grates of spacer bars in slotted drains. Exam­ approved by the Department, then the provisions of the plan shall be applicable spe­ "HUC-1 4" means a watershed as defined by the United States Geological Survey with ples of ground surfaces include surfaces of roads (including bridges), driveways, cial water resource protection area requirements for that waterway. A stream corridor a 1 4-digit identifier; a subwatershed. parking areas, bikeways, plazas, sidewalks, lawns, fields, open channels, and protection plan for a waterway subject to G.8 shall maintain or enhance the current stormwater basin floors. functional value and overall condition of the special water resource protection area as "Impervious surface" means a surface that has been covered with a layer of material b. Whenever design engineers use a curb-opening inlet, the clear space in that curb defined in Section G.8.a.(1) above. In no case shall a stream corridor protection plan so that it is highly resistant of infiltration by water. opening (or each individual clear space, if the curb opening has two or more clear allow the reduction of the Special Water Resource protection Area to less than 150 spaces) shall have an area of no more than seven (7.0) square inches, or be no feet as measured perpendicular to the waterway subject to this subjection. "Infiltration" is the process by which seeps into the soil from precipitation. greater than two (2.0) inches across the smallest dimension. e. Paragraph G.8 does not apply to the construction of one individual single family c. This standard does not apply: dwelling that is not part of a larger development on a lot receiving preliminary or final "Major development" means any "development" that provides for ultimately disturbing (1 ) Where the Planning board, with the recommendation of the Stormwater Coordina­ subdivision approval on or before February 2, 2004, provided that the construction the soil on one or more acres of land and/or any development that provides an addi­ tor, determines that this standard would cause inadequate hydraulic performance that begins on or before February 2, 2009. tional one-quarter (1/4) acre of impervious surface on a development site. This defi­ could not feasibly be corrected by using additional or larger storm drain inlets that 5. Calculation of Stormwater Runoff and Groundwater Recharge nition applies consistently to the term "major development" as used throughout this meet these standards; A. Stormwater runoff shall be calculated in accordance with the following: ordinance. (Note" "major development" for purposes of this ordinance is not identical (2) Where flows from the water quality design storm as specified in Section 4.G.1 are 1. The design engineer shall calculate runoff using one of the following methods: to the definition in the Municipal Land Use Law or local zoning ordinances.) conveyed through any device (e.g., end of pipe netting facility, manufactured treat­ a. The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) methodology, includ­ ment device, or catch basin hood) that is designed, at a minimum, to prevent delivery ing the NRCS Runoff Equation and Dimensionless Unit Hydrograph, as described in "Maximum extent practicable" means compliance with the specific objective to the of all solid and floatable materials that could not pass through one of the following: the NRCS national Engineering Handbook Section 4 - Hydrology and Technical greatest extent possible taking into account equitable considerations and competing (a) A rectangular space four and five-eighths inches long and one and one-half inch­ Release 55 - Urban Hydrology for Small Watersheds; or factors, including but not limited to, environmental benefits, pollutant removal effec­ es wide (this option does not apply for outfall netting facilities); or b. The rational Method for peak flow and Modified Rational Method for hydrograph tiveness, regulatory compliance, ability to implement given site-specific environmen­ (b) A bar screen having a bar spacing of 0.5 inches. computations. tal conditions, cost and technical or engineering feasibility. (3) Where flows are conveyed through a trash rack that has parallel bars with one- 2. For the purpose of calculating runoff coefficients and groundwater recharge, there inch (1") spacing between the bars, to the elevation of the water quality design storm is a presumption that the pre-development condition of the site or portion thereof is a "Municipality" means any city, borough, town, township, or village. as specified in Section 4.G.1; or wooded land use with good hydrologic condition. The term "runoff coefficient" applies (4) Where the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection determines, pur­ to both the NRCS methodology at Section 5.A.1a and the Rational and Modified Ratio­ "Node" means an area designated by the State Planning Commission concentrating suant to the New Jersey Register of Historic Places Rules at N.J.A.C. 7:4-7.2(c), that nal Methods at Section 5.A.1 b. facilities and activities that are not organized in a compact form. action to meet this standard is an undertaking that constitutes an encroachment or will 3. In computing pre-development stormwater runoff, the design engineer shall damage or destroy the National, and/or New Jersey Register listed historic property or account for all significant land features and structures, such as ponds, wetlands, "Nonstructural Stormwater Management Techniques" means techniques that control or district, within the meaning of the "Historic Places Rules". depressions, hedgerows, or culverts that may reduce pre-development stormwater reduce stormwater runoff in the absence of stormwater structures (e.g., basins and 4. Any land area used as a nonstructural stormwater management measure to meet runoff rates and volumes. piped conveyances), such as minimizing slopes, utilizing native vegetation, minimiz­ the performance standards in Sections 4.F and 4.G shall be dedicated to a govern­ 4. In computing stormwater runoff from all design storms, the design engineer shall ing turf grass lawns, increasing time of concentration and maintaining and enhancing ment agency, subjected to a conservation restriction filed with the appropriate Coun­ consider the relative stormwater runoff rates and/or volume of pervious and impervi­ natural drainage features and characteristics. ty Clerk's office, or subject to an approved equivalent restriction that ensures that ous surfaces separately to accurately compute the rates and volume of stormwater measure or an equivalent stormwater management measure approved by the Stormwa­ runoff from the site. To calculate runoff from unconnected impervious cover, urban "Nutrient" means a chemical substance and/or compound, such as nitrate or phos­ ter Coordinator, is maintained in perpetuity. The approved form to be used as "con­ impervious area modifications as described in the NRCS Technical Release 55 - Urban phate, organic materials, etc., which is essential to and promotes the development of servation restriction" shall be determined by the Township Attorney and shall be Hydrology for Small Watersheds and other methods may be employed. organisms. reviewed and approved by the Township Attorney as to form and by the Township Engi­ B. Groundwater recharge may be calculated in accordance with the following: neer as to description, on a case by case basis. To the greatest extent feasible, non­ 1. The New Jersey Geological Survey Report GSR-32 A Method for Evaluating "Person" means any individual(s), corporation, company, partnership, firm, associa­ structural stormwater management strategies shall be used and shall comply with Ground-Water Recharge Areas in New Jersey, incorporated herein by reference as tion, Township of Hillside, or political subdivision of this State subject to municipal those listed in the New Jersey Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual. The amended and supplemented. Information regarding the methodology is available from jurisdiction pursuant to the Municipal Land Use law, N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1 et seq. BMPManual may be obtained from the address identified in Section G, or found on the the New Jersey Stormwater Best management Practices manual; at Department's website at www.njstormwater.org. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/mgs/; or at New Jersey Geological Survey, 29 Arctic Park­ "Pollutant" means any dredged spoil, solid waste, incinerator residue, filter backwash, F. Erosion Control, Groundwater Recharge and Runoff Quantity Standards way, P.O. Box 427 Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0427; (609) 984-6587. sewage, garbage, refuse, oil, grease, sewage sludge, munitions, chemical wastes, 1. This subsection contains minimum design and performance standards to control 6. Standards for Structural Stormwater Management Measures biological materials, medical wastes, radioactive substances (except those regulated erosion, encourage and control infiltration and groundwater recharge, and control A. Standards for structural stormwater management measures are as follows: under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (42 U.S.C. 2011 et seq.). thermal stormwater runoff quantity impacts of major development. 1. Structural stormwater management measures shall be designed to take into waste, wrecked or discarded equipment, rock, sand, cellar dirt, industrial, municipal, a. The minimum design and performance standards for erosion control are those account the existing site conditions, including, for example, environmentally critical agricultural, residential, and construction waste or runoff, or other residue discharged established under the Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Act, N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 et seq. areas, wetlands; flood-prone areas; slopes; depth to seasonal high water table; soil directly or indirectly to the land, ground waters or surface waters of the State, or to a and implementing rules. type, permeability and texture; drainage area and drainage patterns. domestic treatment works. "Pollutant" includes both hazardous and non-hazardous b. The minimum design and performance standards for groundwater recharge are as 2. Structural stormwater management measures shall be designed to minimize main­ pollutants. follows: tenance, facilitate maintenance and repairs, and ensure proper functioning. Trash (1) The design engineer and Stormwater Coordinator shall, using the assumptions racks shall be installed at the intake to the outlet structure as appropriate, and shall "Recharge" means the amount of water from precipitation that infiltrates into the and factors for stormwater runoff and groundwater recharge calculations at Section E, have parallel bars with one-inch ( 1") spacing between the bars to the elevation of the ground and is not evapotranspired (including evaporated or transpired). either: water quality design storm. For elevations higher than the water quality design storm, (a) Demonstrate through hydrologic and hydraulic analysis that the site and its the parallel bars at the outlet structure shall be spaced no greater than one-third ( 1/3) "Sediment" means solid material, mineral or organic, that is in suspension, is being stormwater management measures maintain 100 percent of the average annual pre­ the width of the diameter of the orifice or one-third ( 1/3) the width of the weir, with a transported, or has been moved from its site of origin by air, water or gravity as a construction groundwater recharge volume for the site; or minimum spacing between bars of one-inch and a maximum spacing between bars of CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 Counter-attack Educators Sharon Kwoller in Rabner nominated as attorney general Scotch Plains and Al Burke of By Lauren DeFilippo intervened when live-in boyfriend Hamlet Goore of the U.S. Attorney’s Office, criminal division. needs to be done,” Rabner said in a statement Cranford High School found them­ Staff Writer was pulled over during a routine traffic stop as “There are few people in my experience with released Aug. 24. selves last week smack in the mid­ Gov. Jon Corzine announced last week that he part of the “Click-It or Ticket” campaign. the integrity, intelligence and commitment to The post of attorney general is the state’s top dle of the opening salvo of efforts hopes Stuart Rabner will succeed Zulima Farber After being stopped, officers learned that excellence that Stu Rabner has demonstrated law enforcement official and the head of the to cut back on benefits to public as the state’s attorney general. Goore’s vehicle registration had lapsed. over the course of his career,” said Corzine in a Department of Law and Public Safety. The employees. The obscure state Farber, who resigned earlier this month after Goore was given summonses for driving with statement released Aug. 24. “He will make an department has 10 divisions that run the gamut Health Benefits Commission meet­ an investigation found she had broken several a suspended license and operating an unregis­ outstanding attorney general.” from law enforcement and public safety to con­ ing in a decidedly small room in state ethics rules, is scheduled to leave office tered vehicle. In the interim, First Assistant Attorney Gener­ sumer rights, the oversight of gaming and racing Trenton took on the trappings of a today. Goore, who had been serving as the acting al Anne Milgram will serve as acting attorney and alcoholic beverage industries within the Fort Sumnter type confrontation. Rabner’s nomination must be confirmed by a director of the Department of Planning and general, effective Friday. state. The department also provides legal counsel The public employees present, committee of state legislators, namely the Judi­ Development in the township of Irvington, will “If confirmed, I look forward to being able to to other state agencies, in addition to overseeing including Kwoller and Burke, were ciary Committee and the entire Senate, before also not be returning to his post, Mayor Wayne continue to serve the public from this new posi­ all elections in the state and the Election Law none too happy that they were officially being named attorney general. Rabner Smith said. tion. Together with the professionals at the Attor­ Enforcement Commission. denied access to and the ability to would fill out the rest of Farber’s term which Prior to being nominated to for the position of ney General’s Office and the entire law enforce­ Lauren DeFilippo can be reached at 908-686­ fight for the benefits they suppos­ expires in 2010. attorney general, Rabner, 46, served as the gov­ ment community, we will continue to strive to 7700, ext. 119, or unioncountyb@thelocal- edly had secured through collective In May, Attorney General Zulima Farber ernor’s chief legal counsel and is a former head meet the highest standards in the vital work that source.com. bargaining. L e ft Renovated library opens just in time for school O u t By Karen Koch “It was tough, and when I look ing areas. I feel it’s so important to A picture of the MacKay library A rededication ceremony will be By Frank Capece______Correspondent back it seems impossible, but we curl up with a book, newspaper or will be featured on the cover of the Oct. 16 featuring a ribbon cutting cer­ CRANFORD — Until just a cou­ worked around the construction,” even laptop,” said MacRitchie. “I feel November issue of Choice Magazine. emony and a speech by a Rutgers Uni­ The public employees’ union ple of years ago, much of Union MacRitchie said. “The students were the library is now more conducive to “The library renovation is great for versity librarian. which has been on the defensive, County College’s MacKay library was such good sports, even though they studying, researching and learning. the students, for the faculty,” said Karen Koch can be reached at 908­ they would say scapegoated, was deisgned similiarly to its 1973 open­ only had half the space they should The students are happy, and that’s Smith. “It’s amazing and a brand new 686-7700 or unioncountyb@thelocal- launching a counterattack in the ing. have had. They were incredibly most important.” beacon for our college.” source.com. battle over which budget cuts could “We even had the original carpet­ patient.” be made. One spokesman reminded ing from the ‘70s,” said Andrea The library now is now laid out to the commissioners that public MacRitchie, director of the library. “It feature an interactive first floor and employees contribute to their own was stripes of gold, orange and black. quieter second floor. The first floor pensions. Another little secret hit When you would look at the floor, it now holds the circulation desk, as well was, “If the state would pay back almost vibrated.” as an information commons, a multi­ all of the money that it borrowed But after a $5 million renovation media room and tutoring area. The from the pension fund and if local that wrapped up in April, the entire Tomasulo Art Gallery will remain government had not skipped con­ building has a more modern feel, from here, holding exhibits throughout the tributing to the pension fund the more subdued carpeting to updated year. problem would not have grown to technology. Information commons features 38 what it is today.” “It’s much more open and welcom­ computers in clusters of two or four, The counterattack picked up ing,” MacRitchie said. “It’s a bright allowing both privacy and economical momentum, when the day after the new space for students.” use of space. “Commons is the heart pension confrontation, the nonparti­ As for the 1970s carpeting and of the first floor,” said MacRitchie. san office of legislative services color scheme, the library “worked off “It’s a one-stop shopping center. The ruled that the state could not change of the soft brick of the original build­ reference help, the tutoring center — publicly funded pension benefits ing, dark brown accents with rosy everything is right here, so students for those who have had public jobs beige. There’s sage, purples; it’s rest­ can find help for anything they need.” for five years. ful. It’s like a new library,” said The floor also has a classroom that Bill Dressel, on behalf of the MacRitchie. holds 28 flat screen computers as well hard pressed League of Municipali­ The project, which began early in as a built-in projector and antistatic ties, came out in favor of a plan to 2004, included not only redoing the carpet. raise co-pays and use of generic library but also adding a third story to While students often had to share drugs. He proclaimed, “Local gov­ Photos By Barbara Kokkalis the building for classrooms and facul­ computers for classes in the past, the ernments are facing a health care Andrea MacRitchie, the director of the Union County Community College library, stands in ty offices. Each level is about 1,500 addition of more computers will add spending crises that causes a signif­ a newly decorated room in the library, complete with a flat screen projector on the wall. The square feet. to the college, said MacRitchie. icant burden on local property entrance to the library, below, has also been remodeled. “We now have the new floor, an Adding computers also corresponds taxes.” Still on the subject of forc­ elevator and stair tower in the front, with the new web based catalog. ing towns to consolidate, a position and 13 new classrooms,” said Within the upcoming month, wire­ none too popular with his employer, MacRitchie. “We added an elevator, less Internet and a laptop lending pro­ Dressel sent out a counter attacking carpeting, ceiling, lighting and new gram will be introduced to the library. alert, “It would be a sad loss of dry walls. We recreated new spaces. “We will start with half a dozen lap­ opportunity if the legislature sought There was a lot of demolition.” tops and hopefully grow from there,” to erode home rule and ignored MacRitchie said that they were MacRitchie said. “This will allow stu­ what really drives the property tax lucky to receive one federal grant of dents to borrow the laptop for a few crises in the State.” almost $300,000. hours and move throughout the build­ Not all the counter attacking is One of the challenges of the reno­ ing.” going on in Trenton. The shoppers vation was ensuring a library was Another addition to the first floors on Sunday at the Wal-Mart on the available to the students and faculty of is that of running water. “We’re happy Linden and Rahway border the college. “Everything did go very to have bathrooms and drinking foun­ received colored fliers reminding smoothly, but what is unbelievable is tains on the first floor now,” said them of the different needs for ele­ that we never closed,” said Vice Pres­ MacRitchie. mentary, high school and college ident of Academic Affairs Wallace The second floor of the library will students. Shopping at Wal-Mart Smith. now hold the majority of the books may be the wedge issue in the next With the combination of putting available to the students and the eight presidential election. One candi­ books in storage and not wasting any new study rooms. Rooms were booked date, Senator Joe Biden of space, the library, which holds more immediately since the April opening. Delaware said of the retailer, “I than 100,000 volumes, managed to New couches, chairs and tables are don’t see any indication that they remain open throughout the renova­ placed throughout the two floors. care about the fate of middle class tion period. “We tried to carve out comfy seat- people. The talk about paying them $10 an hour. That’s true. How can you live a middle class life on that?” Gov. Jon Corzine got into the act Change order approved for Rahway Arts Center signing a law last week that forces By Lauren DeFilippo ect and the specs were finalized, these changes to mechanical, plumbing and electrical system, per­ an adjacent building and a nearby parking lot for the disclosure of the names of large Staff Writer mechanicals and systems were required,” offi­ mitting modern production standards; the reno­ $1.3 million. The freeholder board actually employers that have inordinate The Union County Board of Chosen Free­ cials said. vations of existing dressing rooms for better closed on the sale of the property in April. numbers of workers enrolled in the holders voted unanimously in favor of a $43,000 USA Architects Senior Partner Paul Swartz stage and handicapped access; the inclusion of a Funding for the purchase came from the state’s subsidized health care pro­ change order in a contract with USAArchitects. presented information about the project to the rehearsal room backstage; the construction of a county’s capital fund and not the $6.18 million gram. The change order represents approximately freeholder board at their June 22 meeting in Rah­ new loading area behind the theater to improve the county had set aside for costs relating to the State studies point to Wal-Mart 6.38 percent of the Sommerville-based firm’s way. access for deliveries; a demountable stage exten­ acquisition, renovation and rehabilitation of the and Home Depot as examples of $673,000 contract. Swartz could not be reached for additional sion for larger performances; and restoration of facility in August 2004. company’s that have large numbers Freeholder Deborah Scanlon was not present comments at press time. the historic orchestra pit. As part of the sale, the non-profit Union of employees who must rely on for the vote. Some of the work planned for the historic the­ Work is also planned for the building’s roof, County Arts Center Inc., which runs the facility, state subsidized health care. Turns The firm was originally contracted by the ater includes the construction of a 6,500 square Swartz said in June. will lease the 1,300-seat theater for $1 per year. out that the bargains at some big county in 2004 to provide architectural and foot addition and the installation of an air condi­ Additionally, Central Avenue, which runs Formerly known as the Rahway Theater, the box stores aren’t such a bargain. design services for the county in reference to the tioning system. alongside the Arts Center, will become a two­ Union County Arts Center opened its doors in While you may be paying less for renovation of the Union County Arts Center in The addition, planned to be two stories tall, way street and allow for additional parking near 1928 as a vaudeville and movie showplace. In the back to school clothes, or the Rahway. will house dressing rooms and additional rest the theater. Swartz said the construction is 1985, the space became known as the Union deck cleaner, you are also paying County Officials said Tuesday the change rooms. Swartz said the goal of attracting larger expected to take about a year. County Arts Center. via taxes for subsidizing their lousy order was precipitated by changes to the project acts to the theater necessitated the additional On July 28, 2005, the Union County Board of Lauren DeFilippo can be reached at 908-686­ benefits. that came up during the design phase. space. Other improvements slated for the 80- Chosen Freeholders unanimously passed a reso­ 7700, ext. 119, or unioncountyb@thelocal- The counter attacking by Wal­ “As we got close to going to bid on this proj- year-old theater include the upgrading of lution to purchase the Arts Center, as well as a source.com. Mart was reported by the Wall Street Journal last week, including the giant’s courting via contribu­ tions to influential black lawmak­ Motorcycle enthusiasts to take part in Ride for Hunger ers. They quoted Congressman Charles Rangel of Harlem a benefi­ The Essex County Harley Owners Group and Essex County orative T-shirts will also be sold to benefit the statewide charity. no,” said Wanda Debski, “I soon realized that, through this proj­ ciary of political contributions by Harley-Davidson, along with Teamsters Joint Council No. 73, will Each participant will also receive a raffle ticket for a chance to ect, I would be working with a diverse and very special group of Wal-Mart as saying, “The ball is in present a police-escorted ride Sept. 30 to benefit the Community win a variety of prizes, including Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles people, bound by a hobby, who possess a genuine willingness to their court to protect decent wages FoodBank of New Jersey. tickets and Harley-Davidson gift certificates. help the less fortunate in their own communities.” and benefits.” Bikers will gather at the Meadowlands Sports Complex, Giants “The Community FoodBank of New Jersey was our first choice The Ride for Hunger will take place rain or shine and all bikes Maybe instead, the ball is in the Stadium, lots 10 to 12, for registration, coffee and doughnuts at 9 when it came to our year-end donation,” said Anthony Wartel, are welcome. For more information, visit the Events page at court of public opinion as to what a.m. This location is on the Route 120 side of Giants Stadium, director of the Essex County HOG. “We were looking for a chari­ www.njfoodbank.org. employees should be paid and between Gates B & C. ty that kept their operating costs low and in turn could benefit the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, the state’s largest dis­ whether or not every worker is enti­ The donation to participate is $20 and a non-perishable food people in our local communities. tributor of food to non-profit organizations serving people in need, tled to decent benefits. item such as hearty soups and stews, canned tuna or peanut butter The police-escorted ride departs promptly at 10:30 a.m. and distributed over 20 million pounds of groceries last year, ultimate­ in plastic jars. will end up at 168 Bloomfield Ave., Bloomfield for an open house ly reaching more than 530,000 low-income people in 18 of New An attorney, Frank Capece is a Passengers can come along for a $10 donation. hosted by Anthony Rottino, owner of Essex County Harley-David- Jersey’s 21 counties. resident of Cranford. The registration fee includes a commemorative patch designed son. To learn more about the work of the Community FoodBank by artist and HOG member Robert “Spike” Anderson. Commem- “Meeting Anthony Wartel, Bob Anderson and Anthony Rotti- visit www.njfoodbank.org. PAGE 18 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

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TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE JULY 20, 2006 SHERIFF'S SALE 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ DEFENDANT: ELLIS SMITH JR.; ET AL NOTICE TO BIDDERS SALE DATE: SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 759005 tified check at the conclusion of the WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Section 1.0 WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF DIVISION CHANCERY sales. JULY 26, 2006 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 COUNTY UNION RE: Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB v. Jorge SALE DATE: Statutory Authorization, Findings of will be received by the Purchasing Com­ By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ DOCKET NO. F183206 Arteaga, et al. WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF Fact, Purpose and Objectives mittee of the Township of Hillside in the cution to me directed I shall expose for PLAINTIFF: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION­ DOCKET NO: F-4982-06 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 Council Chambers - Municipal Building, sale by public venue, at the UNION AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR MUNICIPALITY: Hillside Twp. By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ 1.1 STATUTORY AUTHORIZATION Hillside, New Jersey on September 20, COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF GSAMP COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. cution to me directed I shall expose for The Legislature of the State of New Jer­ 2006 at 10:30 a.m. prevailing time, at 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN TRUST 2005-SD1, MORTGAGE PASS­ STREET & STREET NO: 385 Rutgers sale by public venue, at the UNION sey has in N.J.A.S. 40:48-1, et seq., del­ which time they shall be opened and pub­ PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES Avenue COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, egated the responsibility to local govern­ licly read for the demolition of a building at two o'clock in the afternoon of said 2005-SD1 TAX BLOCK AND LOT: 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN mental units to adopt regulations at 1594 Maple Avenue. day. All successful bidders must have DEFENDANT: AUDREY ANDRADE BLOCK: 705 LOT: 37 PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, designed to promote public health, safety, Bidder may inspect the site by making 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 54' x 80' at two o'clock in the afternoon of said and general welfare of its citizenry. an appointment with Larry Ditzel by call­ tified check at the conclusion of the JULY 24, 2006 NEAREST CROSS STREET: 487.20' from day. All successful bidders must have Therefore, the Township Council of the ing 973-926-5100 between the hours of sales. SALE DATE Liberty Avenue 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ Township of Hillside of New Jersey does 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Fri­ Property to be sold is located in the WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): tified check at the conclusion of the ordain as follows: day. Township of Hillside, County of Union SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 NONE sales. Contract Drawings, Specifications, and and State of New Jersey By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to The property to be sold is located in the 1.2 FINDINGS OF FACT related matters may be obtained at the Premises commonly known as: 1474 cution to me directed I shall expose for adjourn this sale without further notice Township of Union in the County of 1. The flood hazard areas of Township of Office of the Township Clerk during regu­ Compton Terrace, Hillside NJ 07205 sale by public venue, at the UNION through publication. UNION, State of New Jersey. Hillside are subject to periodic inundation lar business hours, upon receipt of a BEING KNOWN as LOT 17, BLOCK 412, COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** Commonly known as: 1640 Andrew Street which results in loss of life and property, check for a non-refundable fee made on the official Tax Map of the Township 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE THOU­ North f/k/a Andrew Street, Union, NJ health and safety hazards, disruption of payable to the Township of Hillside in the of Hillside PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, SAND ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE & 07083 commerce and governmental services, amount of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for Dimensions: 100.00ft. x 40.00ft. x at two o'clock in the afternoon of said 70/100 ($263,195.70) Tax Lot No.: 24 in Block 5507 extraordinary public expenditures for one (1) set of Specifications. 100.00ft. x 40.00ft. day. All successful bidders must have ATTORNEY: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 ft flood protection and relief, and impair­ Bids must be submitted on the Proposal Nearest Cross Street: Belleview Terrace 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ POWERS KIRN, LLC x 35 ft ment of the tax base, all of which form furnished to the bidder and must be The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to tified check at the conclusion of the SUITE C - 9 E. STOW ROAD Nearest Cross Street: Pleasant Parkway adversely affect the public health, safety, enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing adjourn this sale without further notice sales. P.O. BOX 1568 (MARLTON) Prior mortgages and judgments have and general welfare. by publication. The property to be sold is located in the MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 been resolved by indemnification letters: 2. These flood losses are caused by the the name and address of the bidder and Harmonia Savings Bank, $5141.00, the Project Name. The bid must be *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE in the County of SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH cumulative effect of obstructions in areas liens or other charges, and any such UNION, and the State of New Jersey. FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT 5/31/89 of special flood hazard which increases accompanied by a Certificate of Surety Montclair Savings Bank, $2007.79, from a Surety Company licensed to do taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ Tax LOT 33 BLOCK 1712 THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S flood heights and velocities, and when ums or other advances made by plain­ COMMONLY KNOWN AS 64 MADING OFFICE. 2/3/2000 inadequately anchored, causes damage in business in the State of New Jersey guar­ Ford Motor Credit Company, $4313.53, anteeing to furnish a Performance Bond tiff prior to this sale. All interested TERRACE, HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX THOU­ other areas. Uses that are inadequately parties are to conduct and rely upon 07205 SAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX & 2/21/92 floodproofed, elevated or otherwise pro­ for 100% of the contract in event of Hoover Co., $745.84, 7/6/92 award, a statement setting forth the their own independent investigation to Dimensions of the Lot are (Approximate­ 35/100 tected from flood damage also contribute ascertain whether or not any outstand­ ly) 37.21 feet wide by 99.80 feet long. TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Note: The sheriff reserved the right to to the flood loss. names and addresses of all stockholders adjourn this sale for any length of time in the corporation or partnership who ing interest remain of record and/or Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the ($276,756.35) have priority over the lien being fore­ SOUTHERLY side of MADING TERRACE, August 17, 24, 31, September 7, 2006 without further advertisement. 1.3 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE owns ten percent or more of its stock of **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** any class or of all individual partners on closed and, if so the current amount 166 feet from the EASTERLY side of U154039 UNL ($113.46) It is the purpose of this ordinance to pro­ due thereon. SALEM AVENUE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE THOU­ mote the public health, safety, and gener­ the partnership who owns ten percent or SAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE & greater interest therein, and a Certified The sale of this property is subject to THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID SHERIFF'S SALE 20/100 ($173,839.20) al welfare, and to minimize public and pri­ Check or Bid Bond for not less than ten prior mortgages, liens and encumbrances, TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, SHERIFF'S NUMBER: CH 759028 ATTORNEY: vate losses due to flood conditions in percent of the total bid, but not exceeding as follows: WATER AND SEWER LIENS AND OTHER DIVISION: CHANCERY ZUCKER GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, specific areas by provisions designed: $20,000.00. Deborah Milewski to State of New Jersey MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS. THE COUNTY: UNION ATTORNEYS 1. To protect human life and health; Each bidder must submit with his bid a Higher Education Assistance Authority in AMOUNT DUE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM DOCKET NO. F590506 SUITE 301 2. To minimize expenditure of public signed certificate stating that he owns, the approximate amount of $2,350.31 THE LOCAL TAXING AUTHORITY. PUR­ PLAINTIFF: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, 200 SHEFFEILD STREET money for costly flood control projects; leases or controls all the necessary Deborah Milewski to First Fidelity Bank SUANT TO NJSA 46:8B-21 THE SALE AS TRUSTEE MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 3. To minimize the need for rescue and equipment required to accomplish the in the approximate amount of $1,730.06 MAY ALSO BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMIT­ DEFENDANT: SUSAN VAUGHN 1-908-233-8500 XFZV-66010 relief efforts associated with flooding and work shown and described in the Contract Deborah Milewski to General Motors ED LIEN PRIORITY OF ANY CONDO- WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH generally undertaken at the expense of Documents, should the bidder not be the Acceptance Corporation a NY Corp In the MINIUM/HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION AUGUST 02, 2006 FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT the general public; actual owner or lessee of such equip­ approximate amount of $6,648.22 LIENS WHICH MAY EXIST. SALE DATE: THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S 4. To minimize prolonged business inter­ ment, his certificate shall state the source **JUDGMENT AMOUNT* ** THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF OFFICE. ruptions; from which the equipment will be obtained TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE THOU­ RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITH­ SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ONE HUNDRED NINETY THOUSAND 5. To minimize damage to public facilities and, in addition, shall be accompanied by SAND EIGHT HUNDRED NINETY & OUT FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUB­ By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ ELEVEN & 71/100 and utilities such as water and gas mains, a signed certificate from the owner or per­ 06/100 ($263,890.06) LICATION. cution to me directed I shall expose for TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT electric, telephone and sewer lines, son in control of the equipment definitely ATTORNEY: **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** sale by public venue, at the UNION ($190,011.71) streets, bridges located in areas of spe­ granting to the bidder the control of the PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO THOU­ COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, August 24, 31, September 7, 14, 2006 cial flood hazard; equipment required during such time as (FORMERLY FEDE1) SAND FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE & 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN U154744 UNL ($1 24.62) 6. To help maintain a stable tax base by may be necessary for the completion of S u it e 100 63/100 ($432,525.63) PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, providing for the second use and develop­ that portion of the Contract for which it is 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD ATTORNEY: at two o'clock in the afternoon of said BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK ment of areas of special flood hazard so necessary. MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP - ATTORNEYS AT day. All successful bidders must have UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY as to minimize future flood blight areas; Bidders are required to comply with the SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH LAW 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ 7. To insure that potential buyers are Affirmative Action requirements of P.L. FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT SUITE J tified check at the conclusion of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol­ notified that property is in an area of spe­ 1975 c.127 (NJAC17:27); the Disclosure THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S 406 LIPPINCOTT DRIVE sales. lowing proposed ordinance was intro­ cial flood hazard; and Statement requirements of P.L.1977, 1 OFFICE. MARLTON, NJ 08053 The property to be sold is located in the duced and passed on first reading by the 8. To ensure that those who occupy the c.33, and all the latest amendments to TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-THOUSAND SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH Township of Union in the County of Union, Mayor and Council of the Borough of areas of special flood hazard assume same. TWENTY-FOUR & 28/100 FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT State of New Jersey. Roselle Park, in the County of Union, New responsibility for their actions. Bidders are required to comply with P.L. TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S Commonly known as: 176 Oswald Place, Jersey, at a public meeting held on 2004 c.57 (Chapter 57) which amends ($277,424.28) OFFICE. Township of Union, Vaux Hall, NJ 07088 August 17, 2006 and that said ordinance 1.4 METHODS OF REDUCING FLOOD N.J.S.A. 52:32-44. August 17, 24, 31, September 7, 2006 FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN THOU­ Tax Lot No.: 18 in Block 5706 will be taken up for passage on Septem­ LOSSES The successful bidder shall be required U154037 UNL ($154.38) SAND TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE & Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 28 ft x ber 7, 2006, at 7:30 p.m. prevailing time", In order to accomplish its purposes, this to comply to the provisions of the New 07/100 73.04 ft or as soon thereafter as said matter can ordinance includes methods and provi­ Jersey Prevailing Wage Act, Chapter 150 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Nearest Cross Street: Burkley Place be reached, at the regular meeting of said sions for: of the Laws of 1963, effective 1, 1964, the ($467,263.07) Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, Mayor and Council to be held at the Bor­ 1. Restricting or prohibiting uses which Contract Work Hours and Safety Stan­ August 17, 24, 31, September 7, 2006 municipal or tax liens that may be due. ough Hall in said Borough of Roselle are dangerous to health, safety, and prop­ dards Act, the Copeland Act and the NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS U154040 UNL ($143.22) Tax and prior lien info: Park, and that all persons interested erty due to water or erosion hazards, or Davis-Bacon Act, and all the latest The total amount due for past due taxes therein will be given an opportunity to be which result in damaging increases in amendments to same. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: SHERIFF'S SALE is $991.36. All tax figures are good to heard concerning same. erosion or in flood heights or velocities; No bids shall be received after the time SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 759009 7/14/2006. By order of the Mayor and Council of the 2. Requiring that uses vulnerable to and date specified, and no bids will be Joseph Crimi, Jr., his heirs, devisees, DIVISION CHANCERY Prior Mortgage: Plaintiff has obtained Borough of Roselle Park. floods including facilities which serve received by mail. After receipt of bid, no and personal representatives, and his, COUNTY UNION an indemnification letter which insures such uses, be protected against flood bid shall be withdrawn except as express­ their or any of their successors in DOCKET NO F1665005 plaintiff or a purchaser at sheriff’s sale INTRODUCED damage at the time of initial construction; ly authorized herein. The Township of right, title and interest PLAINTIFF: NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE as having a valid first lien, w/o excep­ ORDINANCE NO. 2186 3. Controlling the alteration of natural Hillside shall award the Contract or reject CORPORATION tions to title as to the following: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ARTICLE flood plains, stream channels, and natural all bids within 60 days of the bid opening, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND DEFENDANT: GISELLE COY; DONNA BROADWAY BANK & TRUST CO N/K/A XVIII, CHAPTER 43-65 OF THE CODE OF protective barriers, which help accommo­ except that the bids of any bidders who REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCKER, TALIAFERRO; WACHOVIA BANK, NA; HUDSON UNITED BANK $16870.65 THE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK date or channel flood waters; consent thereto may, at the request of the GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, ESQS., plain­ MITCHELL SUPREME 05/13/1981 REGARDING THE POSITION OF ASSIS­ 4. Controlling filling, grading, dredging, Township, be held for consideration for tiff's attorneys, whose address is 200 WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Note: The Sheriff for any length of time TANT TREASURER and other development which may such longer period as may be agreed. Sheffield Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, JUNE 26, 2006 reserves the right to adjourn this sale Doreen Cali increase flood damage; and, The Township of Hillside reserves the New Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num­ SALE DATE: without further advertisement.. Borough Clerk 5. Preventing or regulating the construc­ right to accept or reject any and all bids ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** U155585 UNL Aug. 31, 2006 ($14.88) tion of flood barriers which will unnatural­ and to waive any informalities in the bid­ Complaint and Amendment To Foreclo­ SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN THOUSAND ly divert flood waters or which may ding. The Township of Hillside reserves sure Complaint filed in a civil action, in By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ SEVEN HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE & 43/100 NOTICE OF HEARING increase flood hazards in other areas. the right to sever and make awards of all which Deutsche Bank National Trust Com­ cution to me directed I shall expose for ($116,761.43) or part of any bids to one or more bidders. pany, as Trustee is plaintiff, and Joseph sale by public venue, at the UNION ATTORNEY: Please take notice that an application Section 2.0 No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of Crimi, Jr., et al., are defendants, pending COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ZUCKER GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, has been made by Emma F. Bedecia for a sixty (60) days subsequent to the opening in the Superior Court of New Jersey, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN ATTORNEYS variance from the requirements of the DEFINITIONS of bids without the consent of the Town­ Chancery Division, Union County, and PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, SUITE 301 Township of Union Land Development ship of Hillside. bearing Docket F-14273-06 within thirty- at two o'clock in the afternoon of said 200 SHEFFIELD STREET Ordinance (and for subdivision/site plan Unless specifically defined below, words Janet S. Vlaisavljevic five (35) days after 08/31/2006 exclusive day. All successful bidders must have MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 approval) as to permit: An addition to sec­ or phrases used in this ordinance shall be Township Clerk of such date, or if published after 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ 1-908-233-8500 XCZ-75708 ond floor located at: 111 Jensen Lane, interpreted so as to give them the mean­ U155440 UNL Aug. 31, 2006 ($48.36) 08/31/2006, (35) days after the actual tified check at the conclusion of the SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH Union, New Jersey 07083, which is in vio­ ing they have in common usage and to date of such publication, exclusive of FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT lation of section(s) 170-126, 170 attach­ give this ordinance its most reasonable such date. If you fail to do so, judgment NEW .CENTURY MORTGAGE THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S ment 3 of the Land Development Ordi­ application. by default may be rendered against you CORPORATION vs. GISELLE COY, et als OFFICE. nance. “ A ppeal” means a request for a review of for the relief demanded in the Complaint Docket No. F-16650-05 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY THREE THOU­ Any person or persons affected by this the Hillside Township Construction Offi­ SHERIFF'S SALE and Amendment To Foreclosure Com­ SAND FIFTY & 32/100 application may have the opportunity to cial interpretation of any provision of this SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 757627 plaint. You shall file your Answer and The property to be sold is located in the TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT be heard at the public hearing to be held ordinance or a request for a variance. DIVISION CHANCERY proof of service in duplicate with the TOWNSHIP OF UNION, County of Union ($123,050.32) by the Board of Adjustment on 09/13/06 at “Appeal Board” means a board consist­ COUNTY UNION Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jer­ and State of NJ. August 31, September 7, 14, 21, 2006 7:30pm in the Municipal Building, 1976 ing of three (3) Hillside Township Council DOCKET NO F1199903 sey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN971, It is commonly known as 328 OSWALD U155435 UNL ($133.92) Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey. Members, Township Engineer, Superin­ PLAINTIFF: HOMEAMERICAN CREDIT, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, together with PLACE, UNION, NJ. All documents relating to this application tendent of Public Works and the Hillside INC. D/B/A UPLAND MORTGAGE your check in the sum of $135.00 repre­ It is known and designated as Block 5812, may be inspected by the public between Township Attorney. DEFENDANT: ROGER NUTTER; senting the filing fee in accordance with Lot 33. SHERIFF'S SALE the hours of 8:30am-4:00pm in the office “Area of shallow flooding” means a MICHELLE ALPHONSO NUTTER, HIS the rules of civil practice and procedure. The dimensions are approximately 35 feet SHERIFF'S NUMBER: CH 759025 of the Secretary of the Board of Adjust­ designated AO or AH zone on a communi­ WIFE This action has been instituted for the wide by 68.47 feet long. DIVISION: CHANCERY ment in the Municipal Building, Building ty's Flood Insurance Rate Map with a one WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mortgage Nearest cross street: Laurel Avenue. COUNTY: UNION Department, 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, percent or greater chance of flooding to OCTOBER 24, 2003 dated 11/11/2005 made by Joseph Crimi, Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID DOCKET NO. F386406 New Jersey. an average depth of one to three feet SALE DATE: Jr. as mortgagor, to Mortgage Electronic TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. PLAINTIFF: CHASE HOME FINANCE, EMMA F. BEDECIA where a clearly defined channel does not WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for AS OF MAY 18, 2006 TAXES PAID LLC Applicant exist, where the path of flooding is unpre­ SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 Wilmington Finance, a Division of AIG THROUGH FIRST QUARTER 2005. DEFENDANT: WALDIR SOARES, ETAL. U155451 UNL August 31, 2006 ($13.95) dictable and where velocity flow may be By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ Federal Savings Bank recorded on PAST DUE BALANCE: TOTAL AMOUNT WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: evident. Such flooding is characterized cution to me directed I shall expose for 1 2/01/2005 in Book 11467 of Mortgages DUE AS OF 7/20/06 FOR 2005-2ND, 3RD, JULY12, 2006 NOTICE OF HEARING by ponding or sheet flow. sale by public venue, at the UNION for Union County, Page 601 which Mort- 4TH, 2006-1 ST, 2ND AND SEWER IS IN SALE DATE: BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK “Area of special flood hazard” means COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, age was assigned to the plaintiff, THE AGGREGATE SUM OF $3,840.00 WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF PLANNING BOARD the land in the flood plain within a com­ 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN &eutsche Bank National Trust Company, THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 munity subject to a one percent or greater PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, as Trustee by Assignment Of Mortgage RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITH­ By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ TAKE NOTICE, that on Monday, Septem­ chance of flooding in any given year. at two o'clock in the afternoon of said which is unrecorded at this time; and (2) OUT FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUB­ cution to me directed I shall expose for ber 18, 2006, at 7:30 p.m. in the Munici­ “Base flood” means the flood having a day. All successful bidders must have to recover possession of, and concerns LICATIONS. sale by public venue, at the UNION pal Building of the Borough of Roselle one percent chance of being equaled or 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ premises commonly known as 128 Bailey **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, Park, 110 East Westfield Avenue, Roselle exceeded in any given year. tified check at the conclusion of the Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205. TWO HUNDRED TWO THOUSAND THREE 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN Park, New Jersey, a hearing will be held “ B asem ent” means any area of the build­ sales. If you are unable to obtain an attorney, HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR & 79/100 PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, by the Planning Board of the Borough of ing having its floor subgrade (below The property to be sold is located in the you may communicate with the New Jer­ ($202,344.79) at two o'clock in the afternoon of said Roselle Park for the purpose of reviewing ground level) on all sides. TWP of UNION County of UNION and sey Bar Association by calling 732-249­ ATTORNEY: day. All successful bidders must have and adopting the findings of the prelimi­ “Breakaway wall” means a wall that is State of New Jersey. 5000. You may also contact the Lawyer STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ nary investigation report of the proposed not part of the structural support of the Commonly known as: 2504-6 ALLAN Referral Service of the County of venue NORGAARD, LLC (LVNGSTN) tified check at the conclusion of the Romerovski Site Area Redevelopment building and is intended through its AVENUE UNIT 1 and 2, UNION NJ 07083. by calling 908-353-4715. If you cannot 293 EISENHOWER PARKWY-STE. 300 sales. Study Plan. design and construction to collapse under Tax Lot No. 19.01 c0001 in Block No. afford an attorney, you may communicate P.O. BOX 1660 Property to be sold is located in the A copy of the proposed Redevelopment specific lateral loading forces without 4411 with the Legal Services office of the LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 Township of Hillside, County of Union Study Plan is currently available for causing damage to the elevated portion of Approx. Lot Size: 79 x 92 County of venue by calling 908-354-4340. SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH and State of New Jersey inspection in the office of the Borough the building or supporting foundation sys­ Unit No. 1 and Garage 1, in 2504 Allen Joseph Crimi, Jr., his heirs, devisees, FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT Premises commonly known as: 423 Clerk in the Municipal Building, 110 East tem. Avenue Townhouse, a Condominium and personal representatives, and his, THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S Lehigh Place, Hillside NJ 07205 Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jer­ “Development” means any man made together with an undivided 50 percent their or any of their successors in right, OFFICE. BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK 806, sey during normal business hours, 9 a.m. change to improved or unimproved real interest in the common elements appur­ title and interest is made party defen­ TWO HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOU­ on the official Tax Map of the Township to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. estate, including but not limited to build­ tenant thereto as amended from time to dants to this foreclosure action because SAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY & of Hillside Any interested party may appear in per­ ings or other structures, mining, dredging, time, in accordance with and subject to he executed plaintiff's obligation and 72/100 Dimensions: 80.00ft. x 28.00ft. x son or through an agent or attorney to be filling, grading, paving, excavation or the terms, limitations, conditions, mortgage being foreclosed herein and TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT 80.00ft. x 28.00ft. heard at such hearing. drilling operations, or storage of equip­ covenants, restrictions and other provi­ may be liable for any deficiency and ($217,320.72) Nearest Cross Street: Yale Avenue Roselle Park Planning Board ment or materials located within an area sions of 2504 Allen Avenue Townhouse, a because he is the owner of record of the August 17, 24, 31, September 7, 2006 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Joel Reed of special flood hazard. Condominium, Master Deed dated Janu­ mortgaged premises being foreclosed U1 54252 UNL ($137.64) adjourn this sale without further notice Chairman “Elevated building” means a non-base­ ary 30, 1990 and recorded on January 31, herein and for any lien, claim or interest by publication. U155897 UNL Aug. 31, 2006 ($13.49) ment building (i) built in the case of a 1990, in the Office of the Register of he may have in, to or against the mort­ *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal building in an Area of Special Flood Haz­ Union County in Deed Book 44111, Page gaged premises. SHERIFF'S SALE liens or other charges, and any such Public Notice ard to have the top of the elevated floor 19, et seq. as amended from time to time. THEODORE J. FETTER, CLERK SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 759020 taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ elevated above the ground level by means Unit No. 2 and Garage 2, in 2506 Allen SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY DIVISION CHANCERY ums or other advances made by plain­ TAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day of of piling, columns (posts and piers), or Avenue Townhouse, a Condominium THIS IS AN ATTEMPT COUNTY UNION tiff prior to this sale. All interested September, 2006 at 7:30 P.M. a hearing shear walls parallel to the flow of the together with an undivided 50 percent TO COLLECT A DEBT. DOCKET NO. F1068403 parties are to conduct and rely upon will be held before the Planning Board of water, and (ii) adequately anchored so as interest in the common elements appur­ ANYINFORMATION OBTAINED PLAINTIFF: MIDWEST FIRST FINANCIAL their own independent investigation to the Borough of Roselle Park on the not to impair the structural integrity of the tenant thereto as amended from time to WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. LIMITED PARTNERSHIP IV ascertain whether or not any outstand­ appeal or application of the undersigned building during a flood up to the magni­ time, in accordance with and subject to File FCZ 78415 DEFENDANT: LOURDES SARDOMA, ET ing interest remain of record and/or for relief so as to permit: a minor subdivi­ tude of the base flood. In an Area of Spe­ the terms, limitations, conditions, U155475 UNL Aug. 31, 2006 ($40.92) AL. have priority over the lien being fore­ sion of Lot 9 in block 205, on premises cial Flood Hazard “elevated building" also covenants, restrictions and other provi­ WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: closed and, if so the current amount located on Valley Road and designated as includes a building elevated by means of sions of 2504 Allen Avenue Townhouse, a JULY31, 2006 due thereon. Block 205, Lot 9 on the Municipal Tax fill or solid foundation perimeter walls Condominium, Master Deed dated Janu­ SALE DATE: **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** Map, located in a R-3 zone or district. with opening sufficient to facilitate the ary 30, 1990 and recorded on January 31, WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX HUNDRED All documents relating to this application unimpeded movement of flood waters. 1990, in the Office of the Register of SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ELEVEN & 80/100 ($236,611.80) may be inspected by the public in the “ Flood or flo o d in g ” means a general and By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ ATTORNEY: office of the Borough Clerk in the Borough temporary condition of partial or complete Union County in Deed Book 44111, Page SHERIFF'S SALE 19, et seq. as amended from time to time. cution to me directed I shall expose for PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Hall, 110 E. Westfield Avenue, Roselle inundation of normally dry land areas SHERIFF'S NUMBER: CH 759030 sale by public venue, at the UNION (FORMERLY FEDE 1) Park, New Jersey, between 9:00 A.M. and from: “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to DIVISION: CHANCERY adjourn this sale without further notice COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, S u it e 100 4:00 P.M. 1. The overflow of inland tidal waters COUNTY: UNION 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Any interested party may appear at said and/or through publication." DOCKET NO. F770406 Prior Liens/Encumbrances PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 hearing and participate therein in accor­ 2. The unusual and rapid accumulation or PLAINTIFF: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION­ at two o'clock in the afternoon of said SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH dance with the rules of the Board. runoff of surface waters from any source. 2006 TAXES QTR 2 OPEN + PENALTY AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR $1,109.78 day. All successful bidders must have FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT Borough of Roselle Park “Flood Insurance Rate Map” (FIRM) THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF NEW 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S By: Mayor, Joseph DeIorio means the official map on which the Fed­ 2006 TAXES QTR 3 TO BE DETERMINED CENTURY HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST, SEWER OPEN $255.95 tified check at the conclusion of the OFFICE. Applicant eral Insurance Administration has delin­ SERIES 2005-B, ASSET BACKED PASS­ sales. TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE THOUSAND U155443 UNL August 31, 2006 ($11.63) eated both the areas of special flood haz­ LIENS: 2002 3RD PARTY LIEN: SUBSE- THROUGH CERTIFICATES QUENTTAXES + INTEREST; $19,863.30 Property to be sold is located in the FOUR HUNDRED FOURTEEN & 28/100 ards and the risk premium zones applica­ DEFENDANT: EMILLIE ALON A/K/A Township of Union, County of Union TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT Public Notice ble to the community. SOLD ON: 10/23/2003; CERT. #030064; EMILLE ALON; CIENDA ALON AND SOLD TO: SASS MUNI IV; TAX/SEWER and State of New Jersey ($251,414.28) “Flood Insurance Study” (FIS) means ERNEDO ALON,H/W Premises commonly known as August 31, September 7, 14, 21, 2006 TAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day of the official report provided in which the TOTAL As Of 07/06/2006: $21,229.03 WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: “ JUDGMENT AMOUNT** 968 W endy Court, Union, NJ 07083 U155432 UNL ($128.34) September, 2006 at 7:30 P.M. a hearing Federal Insurance Administration has pro­ AUGUST 11, 2006 BEING KNOWN as LOT 82, BLOCK 1, on will be held before the Planning Board of vided flood profiles, as well as the Flood TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE THOU­ SALE DATE: SAND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE & the official Tax Map of the Township of the Borough of Roselle Park on the Insurance Rate Map and the water sur­ WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF Union BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENT appeal or application of the undersigned face elevation of the base flood. 54/100 ($263,885.54) SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 ATTORNEY: Dimensions: 50ft. x 119.57ft. x 102.67ft. AND SUMMARY for relief so as to permit: a minor subdivi­ “Flood plain management regulations” By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ x 82.05ft. sion of lot 26, block 205, on premises means zoning ordinances, subdivision FEIN SUCH KAHN & SHEPARD, P.C. cution to me directed I shall expose for SUITE 201 Nearest Cross Street: Spruce Street The bond ordinance, the summary terms located on Jerome Street and designated regulations, building codes, health regu­ sale by public venue, at the UNION The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to of which are included herein, has been as Block 205, Lot 26 on the Municipal Tax lations, special purpose ordinances (such 7 CENTURY DRIVE COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 adjourn this sale without further notice finally adopted by the governing body of Map, located in a R-3 zone or district. as flood plain ordinance, grading ordi­ 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN by publication. the Township of Union, in the County of All documents relating to this application nance, erosion control ordinance, SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Union, State of New Jersey, on August 22, may be inspected by the public in the stormwater management ordinance, land at two o'clock in the afternoon of said liens or other charges, and any such 2006 and the 20 day period of limitation office of the Borough Clerk in the Borough use ordinance) and other applications of THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S day. All successful bidders must have OFFICE. taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi­ within which a suit, action or proceeding Hall, 110 E. Westfield Avenue, Roselle police power. The term describes such 20% of their bid available in cash or cer­ ums or other advances made by plain­ questioning the validity of such ordinance Park, New Jersey, between 9:00 A.M. and State or local regulations, in any combi­ THREE HUNDRED EIGHT THOUSAND tified check at the conclusion of the TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE & 74/100 tiff prior to this sale. All interested can be commenced, as provided in the 4:00 P.M. nation thereof, which provide standards sales. parties are to conduct and rely upon Local Bond Law, has begun to run from Any interested party may appear at said for the purpose of flood damage preven­ TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT The property to be sold is located in the ($308,295.74) their own independent investigation to the date of the first publication of this hearing and participate therein in accor­ tion and reduction. TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE in the county of ascertain whether or not any outstand­ statement. Copies of the full ordinance dance with the rules of the Board. “Floodway” means the channel of a river August 24, 31, September 7, 14, 2006 UNION, and the State of New Jersey. U154737 UNL ($174.84) ing interest remain of record and/or will be available at no cost and during Borough of Roselle Park or other watercourse and the adjacent Tax LO T16 BLOCK 701 have priority over the lien being fore­ regular business hours, at the Clerk's By: Mayor, Joseph DeIorio land areas that must be reserved in order COMMONLY KNOWN AS 384 LONG closed and, if so the current amount office for the members of the general pub­ Applicant to discharge the base flood without cumu­ AVENUE, HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY 07205 due thereon. lic who shall request the same. The sum­ U155450 UNL August 31, 2006 ($11.63) latively increasing the water surface ele­ Dimensions of the Lot are (Approximate­ **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** mary of the terms of such bond ordinance vation more than 0.2 foot. NOTICE OF DECISIONS AND MEETING ly) 80.00 feet wide by 26.00 feet long. OF THE ZONING BOARD OF TWO HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT THOU­ follows: “Highest adjacent grade” means the Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the SAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE & Title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN­ TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE highest natural elevation of the ground ADJUSTMENT OF THE BOROUGH SOUTHERLY side of LONG AVENUE, 650 OF ROSELLE PARK 65/100 ($298,953.65) SHIP OF UNION IN THE COUNTY OF PUBLIC NOTICE surface prior to construction next to the feet from the EASTERLY side of BLOY ATTORNEY: UNION, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR proposed walls of a structure. STREET. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG RECREATIONAL AND PARK FACILITIES Ordinance No. O-06-024 “Historic Structure” means any struc­ TAKE NOTICE that on August 23, 2006, THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE the Zoning Board of Adjustment of Bor­ (FORMERLY FEDE 1) IMPROVEMENTS AND RELATED Notice is hereby given that the following ture that is: RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITH­ Su it e 100 EXPENSES IN AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP ordinance has been introduced on first a. Listed individually in the National Reg­ ough of Roselle Park, County of Union, OUT FURTHER NOTICE BY PUBLICA­ State of New Jersey took the following 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD OF UNION AND APPROPRIATING reading at a meeting of the Township ister of Historic places (a listing main­ TION. MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 $285,000 THEREFOR AND PROVIDING Council held Tuesday, August 22, 2006 tained by the Department of Interior) or actions: THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID 1. Adopted Resolution denying use, lot SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $204,250 IN and will be considered for adoption at a preliminarily determined by the Secretary TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP meeting of the Township Council to be of the Interior as meeting the require­ frontage and front setback variances for WATER AND SEWER LIENS AND OTHER two-family house at Block 910, Lot 31, THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OF UNION TO FINANCE THE SAME held at the Municipal Building, Liberty and ments for individual listing on the Nation­ MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS. THE OFFICE. Purpose(s): various improvements to Hillside Avenues, on September 5, 2006 al Register; 118 Walnut Street, Roselle Park, New Jer­ AMOUNT DUE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM sey to Raymond Johns. THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN THOU­ recreational facilities and parks in the at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the b. Certified or preliminarily determined THE LOCAL TAXING AUTHORITY. PUR­ SAND SIX HUNDRED ONE & 57/100 Township, including, but not limited to, matter can be considered. All persons by the Secretary of the Interior as con­ 2. Adopted Resolution granting rear SUANT TO NJSA 46:8B-21 THE SALE yard coverage variance for garage at TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT various improvements to the Joe Collins, interested will be given an opportunity to tributing to the historically significance of MAY ALSO BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMIT­ ($347,661.57) the Andrew Street and the Sayre Brook be heard concerning such ordinance. a registered historic district preliminarily Block 1102, Lot 2, 226 Sheridan Avenue, ED LIEN PRIORITY OF ANY CONDO- Roselle Park, New Jersey to Eugene August 24, 31, September 7, 14, 2006 parks, installation of lights at A copy of this ordinance has been post­ determined by the Secretary to qualify as MINIUM/HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION U154749 UNL ($1 33.92) Biertuempfel Park and replacement of the ed on the bulletin board upon which pub­ a registered historic district; Meola, Jr. LIENS WHICH MAY EXIST. 3. Denied rear yard set back variance Teener League roof, all as shown on and lic notices are customarily posted in the c. Individually listed on a State inventory **JUDGMENT AMOUNT** in accordance with the plans and specifi­ Township of Hillside, and a copy is avail­ of historic places in States with historic for sunroom at Block 1110, Lot 25, 128 TWO HUNDRED FORTY-ONE THOUSAND Charlotte Terrace, Roselle Park, New Jer­ SHERIFF'S SALE cations therefor on file in the Clerk's able up to and including the time of said preservation programs which have been EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN & SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 758999 Office, and including all work and materi­ meeting to the members of the general approved by the Secretary of the Interior; sey to Lawrence and Nicoletta Dickey. 60/100 ($241,847.60) Resolutions memorializing decisions are DIVISION CHANCERY als necessary therefor or incidental there­ public of the Township who shall request or ATTORNEY: COUNTY UNION to. same, at the Township Clerk's Office, Lib­ d. Individually listed on a local inventory filed in the office of the municipal clerk SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP - ATTORNEYS AT and are available for public inspection. DOCKET NO. F498206 Appropriation: $285,000 erty and Hillside Avenues, Hillside, New of historic places in communities with his­ LAW PLAINTIFF: LEHMAN BROTHERS BANK, Bonds/Notes Authorized: $204,250 Jersey. toric preservation programs that have ROSELLE PARK ZONING SUITE J BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT FSB Grants (if any) Appropriated: $70,000 BY DIRECTION OF THE TOWNSHIP been certified either: 406 LIPPINCOTT DRIVE DEFENDANT: JORGE ARTEAGA, ET AL. Section 20 Costs: $5,000 COUNCIL 1. By an approved State program as JOHN F. FITZPATRICK, JR., ATTORNEY MARLTON, NJ 08053 U155580 UNLAug. 31, 2006 ($14.88) WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Useful Life: 15 Years Janet Vlaisavljevic, RMC determined by the Secretary of the Interi­ SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH JULY17, 2006 Eileen Birch, Township Clerk Township Clerk or; or FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT SALE DATE: U155439 UNL Aug. 31, 2006 ($25.11) 2. Directly by the Secretary of the Interi­ THE UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S SHERIFF'S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF An ordinance to amend Chapter 160 of or in States without approved programs. OFFICE. SEPTEMBER A.D. 2006 the Code of the Township of Hillside enti­ “Lowest Floor” means the lowest floor of SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 759010 TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR THOU­ DIVISION CHANCERY By virtue of the above-stated writ of exe­ tled “Flood Damage Prevention" by the lowest enclosed area (including base­ SAND TWO HUNDRED SEVENTEEN & cution to me directed I shall expose for SHERIFF'S SALE repealing the entire text and replacing it ment). An unfinished or flood resistant COUNTY UNION 72/100 DOCKET NO. F495506 sale by public venue, at the UNION SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 759014 with a new Chapter 160 entitled “Flood enclosure, useable solely for the parking TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, DIVISION CHANCERY Damage Prevention of vehicles, building access or storage in PLAINTIFF: LASALLE BANK, NA, ($254,217.72) TRUSTEE 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETHTOWN COUNTY UNION an area other than a basement is not con­ August 31, September 7, 14, 21, 2006 PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, DOCKET NO. F1961604 CHAPTER 160 sidered a buildings lowest floor provided DEFENDANT: ANDRE ORLANDO, ET AL U155436 UNL ($146.94) WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: at two o'clock in the afternoon of said PLAINTIFF: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION that such enclosure is not built so to ren­ day. All successful bidders must have REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. ORDINANCE WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 21

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE der the structure in violation of other proofing methods for any nonresidential 1. All new construction and substantial the following standards are required: ard established in SECTION 3.2 are areas ordinance be and the same hereby applicable non-elevation design require­ structure meet the floodproofing criteria improvements shall be anchored to pre­ designated as floodways. Since the repealed. ments. in Section 5.2-2; and vent flotation, collapse, or lateral move­ 5.2- 1 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION floodway is an extremely hazardous area “Manufactured home” means a struc­ 4. Description of the extent to which any ment of the structure. 1. New construction and substantial due to the velocity of flood waters which Section 7.0 ture, transportable in one or more sec­ watercourse will be altered or relocated 2. All manufactured homes shall be improvement of any residential structure carry debris, potential projectiles, and If any portion or clause of this ordinance tions, which is built on a permanent chas­ as a result of proposed development. anchored to resist flotation, collapse or shall have the lowest floor, including erosion potential, the following provisions is declared invalid for any reason whatso­ sis and is designed for use with or without lateral movement. Methods of anchoring basement, elevated to or above base apply: ever, same shall not affect the validity or a permanent foundation when attached to 4.2 DESIGNATION OF THE LOCAL may include, but are not to be limited to, flood elevation; 1. Prohibit encroachments, including fill, constitutionality of any other part of por­ the required utilities. The term “manufac­ ADMINISTRATOR use of over-the top or frame ties to 2. Require within any AO zone on the new construction, substantial improve­ tion of this ordinance. tured home” does not include a “recre­ The Hillside Township Construction Offi­ ground anchors. This requirement is in municipality's FIRM that all new construc­ ments, and other development unless a ational vehicle”. cial is hereby appointed to administer and addition to applicable State and local tion and substantial improvement of any technical evaluation demonstrates that Section 8.0 “Manufactured home park or manufac­ implement this ordinance by granting or anchoring requirements for resisting wind residential structure shall have the lowest encroachment shall not result in any The effective date of this ordinance shall tured home subdivision” means a parcel denying development permit applications forces. floor, including basement, elevated above increase in flood levels during the occur­ be fifteen (15) days after its final passage (or contiguous parcels) of land divided in accordance with its provisions. the highest adjacent grade at least as rence of the base flood discharge. by the Township Council and approval by into two or more manufactured home lots 5.1- 2 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS high as the depth number specified in feet 2. If SECTION 5.3 (1) is satisfied, all new the Mayor at the time and in the manner for rent or sale. 4.3 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES AND METHODS (at least two feet if no depth number is construction and substantial improve­ provided by law. “ New construction” means structures for OF THE ADMINSTRATOR 1. All new construction and substantial specified). And, require adequate ments must comply with SECTION 5.0 U155446 UNLAug. 31, 2006 ($471.05) which the start of construction com­ Duties of the Hillside Township Construc­ improvements shall be constructed with drainage paths around structures on PROVISIONS FOR FLOOD HAZARD menced on or after the effective date of a tion Official shall include, but not be limit­ materials and utility equipment resistant slopes to guide floodwaters around and REDUCTION. floodplain regulation adopted by a com­ ed to: to flood damage. away from proposed structures. 3. In all areas of special flood hazard in munity and includes any subsequent 2. All new construction and substantial which base flood elevation data has been improvements to such structures. 4.3- 1 PERMIT REVIEW improvements shall be constructed using 5.2- 2 NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUC­ provided and no floodway has been desig­ “New manufactured home park or sub­ 1. Review all development permits to methods and practices that minimize TION nated, the cumulative effect of any pro­ Public otices division” means a manufactured home determine that the permit requirements of flood damage. 1. New Construction and substantial posed development, when combined with park or subdivision for which the con­ this ordinance have been satisfied. improvement of any commercial, industri­ all other existing and anticipated develop­ struction of facilities for servicing the lots 2. Review all development permits to 5.1- 3 UTILITIES al or other nonresidential structure shall ment, shall not increase the water surface on Line on which the manufactured homes are to determine that all necessary permits have 1. All new and replacement water supply either have the lowest floor, including elevation of the base flood more than two- www.njpublicnotices.com be affixed (including at a minimum, the been obtained from those Federal, State systems shall be designed to minimize or basement, elevated to the level of the tenths (0.2) of a foot at any point. installation of utilities, the construction of or local governmental agencies from eliminate infiltration of flood waters into base flood elevation or together with the streets, and either final site grading or which prior approval is required. the system; attendant utilities and sanitary facilities, Section 6.0 our online source for the pouring of concrete pads) is complet­ 3. Review all development permits to 2. New and replacement sanitary sewage shall; All ordinances or parts of ordinances ed on or after the effective date of the determine if the proposed development is systems shall be designed to minimize or 2. Be required within any AO zone on the inconsistent with the provisions of this public notices in New Jersey flood plain management regulations located in the floodway, assure that the eliminate infiltration of flood waters into municipality's FIRM that all new Con­ adopted by the municipality. encroachment provisions of Section the systems and discharge from the sys­ struction and substantial improvement of “Recreational vehicle” means a vehicle 5.3(1) are met. tems into flood waters; any commercial, industrial or other non­ which is (i) built on a single chassis; (ii) 4. All Development Permits shall be for­ 3. On-site waste disposal systems shall residential structure shall either have the 400 square feet or less when measured at warded by the Township Construction be located to avoid impairment to them or lowest floor, including basement, elevated the longest horizontal projections; (iii) Official to the Township Engineer and contamination from them during flooding; above the highest adjacent grade at least designed to be self-propelled or perma­ Superintendent of Public Works for review and as high as the depth number specified in nently towable by a light duty truck; and and approval. 4. Electrical, heating, ventilation, plumb­ feet (at least two feet if no depth number (iv) designed primarily not for use as a ing and air-conditioning equipment and is specified). And, require adequate permanent dwelling but as temporary liv­ 4.3- 2 PERMIT FEES other service facilities shall be designed drainage paths around structures on ing quarters for recreational, camping, 1. A Development Permit Fee of $200 and/or located so as to prevent water slopes to guide floodwaters around and travel, or seasonal use. (two hundred dollars) is required for an from entering or accumulating within the away from proposed structures; or HITS I “Start of Construction” for other than application for one single family home or components during conditions of flooding. 3. Be floodproofed so that below the new construction or substantial improve­ one two-family home on a single lot. The base flood level the structure is watertight Our website ments under the Coastal Barrier Development Permit Fee for all other 5.1- 4 SUBDIVISION PROPOSALS with walls substantially impermeable to Resources Act (P.L. No. 97-348) includes uses shall be $50 (fifty dollars) plus an the passage of water; substantial improvements and means the hourly rate billing rate of $90 (ninety dol­ 1. All subdivision proposals shall be con­ 4. Have structural components capable of date the building permit was issued, pro­ lars) an hour. All fees shall be paid in full sistent with the need to minimize flood resisting hydrostatic and hydrodynamic vided the actual start of construction, rior to the issuance of a Development damage. loads and effects of buoyancy; and, repair, reconstruction, rehabilitation, ermit. 2. All subdivision proposals shall have 5. Be certified by a registered profes­ addition, placement, or other improve­ public utilities and facilities such as sional engineer or architect that the ment was within 180 days of the permit 4.3- 3 USE OF OTHER BASE FLOOD sewer, gas, electrical, and water systems design and methods of construction are in averages 3,000 visits daily date. The actual start means either the AND FLOODWAY DATA located and constructed to minimize flood accordance with accepted standards of first placement of permanent construction When base flood elevation and floodway damage; practice for meeting the applicable provi­ of a structure on a site such as the pour­ data has not been provided in accordance 3. All subdivision proposals shall have sions of this subsection. Such certifica­ C om bining those ing of a slab or footings, the installation with Section 3.2, BASIS FOR ESTAB­ adequate drainage provided to reduce tion shall be provided to the official as set of piles, the construction of columns, or LISHING THE AREAS OF SPECIAL exposure to flood damage; and forth in SECTION 4.3-3 (2). any work beyond the stage of excavation, FLOOD HAZARD, the Hillside Township 4. Base flood elevation data shall be pro­ com puter visits w ith the or the placement of a manufactured home Construction Official shall obtain, review, vided for subdivision proposals and other 5.2- 3 MANUFACTURED HOMES on a foundation. and reasonably utilize any base flood ele­ TRY proposed development which contain at 1. Manufactured homes shall be new spapers circulation Permanent construction does not include vation and floodway data available from a least 50 lots or 5 acres (whichever is anchored in accordance with Section 5.1­ land preparation, such as clearing, grad­ Federal, State or other source, in order to less). M eans R esults ing and filling nor does it include the administer Sections 5.2-1, SPECIFIC 2. All manufactured homes to be placed installation of streets and/or walkways, STANDARDS, Residential Construction, 5.1- 5 ENCLOSURE OPENINGS or substantially improved within an area US nor does it include the excavation for a and 5.2-2, SPECIFIC STANDARDS, Non­ All new construction and substantial of special flood hazard shall be elevated fo r yo u r classified ad basement, footings or piers, or founda­ residential Construction. improvements having fully enclosed areas on a permanent foundation such that the tions or the erection of temporary forms, below the lowest floor that are usable top of the lowest floor is at or above the nor does it include the installation on the 4.3- 4 INFORMATION TO BE OBTAINED solely for parking of vehicles, building base flood elevation. property of accessory buildings, such as AND MAINTAINED access or storage in an area other than a garages or sheds not occupied as 1. Obtain and record the actual elevation basement and which are subject to flood­ 5.3 FLOODWAYS dwelling units or not part of the main (in relation to mean sea level) of the low­ ing shall be designed to automatically Located within areas of special flood haz­ Call: 908-686-7850 structure. For substantial improvement, est floor (including basement) of all new equalize hydrostatic flood forces on exte­ the actual start of construction means the or substantially improved structure, and rior walls by allowing for the entry and first alteration of any wall, ceiling, floor, whether or not the structure contains a exit of floodwaters. Designs for meeting or other structural part of the building, basement. this requirement must either be certified whether or not that alteration affects the 2. For all new or substantially improved by a registered professional engineer or PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE external dimensions of the building. floodproofed structures: architect or must meet or exceed the fol­ “Structure” means a walled and roofed i. Verify and record the actual elevation lowing minimum criteria: A minimum of PUBLIC NOTICE building, a manufactured home, or a gas (in relation to mean sea level); and two openings having a total net area of or liquid storage tank, that is principally ii. Maintain the floodproofing certifica­ not less than one square inch for every Take notice that the following applications for Zoning Variances were heard by the Board of Adjustment of the Township of Union above ground. tions required in Section 4.1 (3). square foot or enclosed area subject to on W ednesday, August 23, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, Friberger Park, Union, N.J. Resolutions memorializing. “Substantial Damage” means damage of 3. Maintain for public inspection all flooding shall be provided. The bottom of any origin sustained by a structure where­ records pertaining to the provisions of all openings shall be no higher than one by the cost of restoring the structure of its this ordinance. Calendar # Name of Applicant & Variances Decision of the Board foot above grade. Openings may be Premises Affected Requested of Adjustment before damaged condition would equal or equipped with screens, louvers, or other exceed 50 percent of the market value of 4.3- 5 ALTERATION OF WATER­ covering or devices provided that they Cal. #3061 SPW, LLC. Demo of existing bldg, Carried for Resolution of Approval the structure before the damage COURSES ermit the automatic entry and exit of occurred. 1. Notify adjacent communities and the oodwaters. 1417 Stuyvesant Avenue construct mixed-use building “Substantial improvement” means any Department of Environmental Protection Block- 2203- Lot-5 reconstruction, rehabilitation, addition, or prior to any alteration or relocation of a 5.2 SPECIFIC STANDARDS other improvement of a structure, the cost watercourse, and submit evidence of such In all areas of special flood hazards Cal. #3062 C. Ferreira & S. Serrano Construction of a new single Carried for Resolution of Approval of which exceeds 50 percent of the mar­ notification of the Federal Insurance where base flood elevation data have 8 Brunswick Avenue family home ket value of the structure before the “start Administration. been provided as set forth in Section 3.2, Block- 4704 Lot- 4 of construction” of the improvement. This 2. Require that maintenance is provided BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING THE AREAS term includes structures which have within the altered or relocated portion of OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD or in Sec­ Richard Malanda, Board of Adjustment Secretary incurred “substantial damage”, regardless said watercourse so the flood carrying tion 4.3-2, use of Other Base Flood data, U155424 UNL August 31, 2006 ($25.11) of the actual repair work performed. The capacity is not diminished. term does not, however, include either: 1. Any project for improvement of a struc­ 4.3- 6 INTERPRETATION OF FIRM ture to correct existing violations of State BOUNDARIES or local health, sanitary or safety code Make interpretations where needed, as to PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE specifications which have been identified the exact location of the boundaries of by the local code enforcement officer and the areas of special flood hazards (for CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 which are the minimum necessary to example, where there appears to be a assure safe living conditions; or conflict between a mapped boundary and one-inch and a maximum spacing between bars of six inches. In addition, the design 2. Existing Conditions Base Map 2. Any alteration of a “historic structure”, actual filed conditions). The person con­ of trash racks must comply with the requirements of Section 8.D. The reviewing engineer and/or Stormwater Coordinator may require upstream tribu­ provided that the alteration will not pre­ testing the location of the boundary shall 3. Structural stormwater management measures shall be designed, sequenced, con­ tary drainage system information as necessary. All applicants should contact the clude the structure's continued designa­ be given a reasonable opportunity to structed, and installed to be strong, durable, and corrosion resistant. Measures that municipal engineer and/or stormwater management coordinator for specific require­ tion as a “historic structure”. appeal the interpretation as provided in are consistent with the relevant portions of the Residential site Improvement Stan­ ments. “Variance” means a grant of relief from Section 4.4. dards at N.J.A.C. 5:21-7.3, 7.4, and 7.5 shall be deemed to meet this requirement. 3. Environmental Site Analysis the requirements of this ordinance which 4. At the intake to the outlet from the stormwater management basin, the orifice size A written and graphic description of the natural and man-made features of the site permits construction in a manner that 4.4 VARIANCE PROCEDURE shall be a minimum of two and one-half inches in diameter. and its environs may be required. Particular attention should be given to unique, would otherwise be prohibited by this 4.4- 1 APPEAL BOARD 5. Stormwater management basins shall be designed to meet the minimum safety unusual, or environmentally sensitive features and to those that provide particular ordinance. 1. The Appeal Board as established by standards for stormwater management basins at Section 8. opportunities or constraints for development. Section 3.0 the Township of Hillside shall hear and 6. If the invert of the outlet structure of a stormwater management measure is below 4. Proposed Description and Site Plan decide appeals and requests for vari­ the flood hazard design flood elevation as defined at N.J.A.C. 7:13, the design engi­ A map or maps at an appropriate scale of the proposed conditions, indicating the GENERAL PROVISIONS ances from the requirements of this ordi­ neer shall take into account the effects of tail water in the design of structural location of existing and proposed buildings, roads, parking areas, utilities, stormwater nance. stormwater management measures. and sediment control management facilities and other permanent structures. The 3.1 LANDS TO WHICH THIS 2. The Appeal Board shall hear and B. Stormwater management measure guidelines are available in the New Jersey maps shall also clearly show areas where alteration occur in the natural terrain and ORDINANCE APPLIES decide appeals when it is alleged there is Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual. Other stormwater management cover, including lawns, and other landscaping, and seasonal high groundwater eleva­ This ordinance shall apply to all areas of an error in any requirement, decision, or measures may be utilized provided the design engineer demonstrates that the pro­ tions. special flood hazards within the jurisdic­ determination made by the Township Con­ posed measure and its design will accomplish the required water quantity, groundwa­ The map shall also include: tion of Hillside Township, Union County, struction Official in the enforcement or ter recharge and water quality design and performance standards established by Sec­ 1. Total area to be paved or built upon, proposed surface contours, land area to be New Jersey. administration of this ordinance. tion 4 of this ordinance. occupied by the stormwater management facilities and the type of vegetation thereon, 3. Those aggrieved by the decision of the C. Manufactured treatment devices may be used to meet the requirements of Section and details of the proposed plan to control and dispose of stormwater. 3.2 BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING THE Appeal Board, or any taxpayer, may 4 of this ordinance, only when recommended by the Stormwater Coordinator, provided 2. Details of all stormwater management facility designs, during and after construc­ AREAS OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD appeal such decision to the Superior the pollutant removal rates are verified by the New Jersey Corporation for Advanced tion, including discharge provisions, discharge capacity for each outlet at different The areas of special flood hazard for the Court as provided in the State of New Jer­ technology and certified by the Department. Manufactured treatment devices may be levels of detention and emergency spillway provisions with maximum discharge capac­ used only where the maintenance plan required by Section 10 ensures that the manu­ ity of each spillway. Township of Hillside, Community No. sey. factured device will be properly maintained for its functional lifespan and will be A written description of the site plan features and justifications of proposed changes 340465, are identified and defined on the 4. In passing upon such applications, the replaced as needed with management measures that are at least as effective as the in natural conditions shall be provided. following documents prepared by the Fed­ Appeal Board, shall consider all technical original manufactured treatment device working in accordance with manufacturers 5. Stormwater Site Planning and Design Summary Narrative eral Emergency Management Agency: evaluations, all relevant factors, stan­ specifications. This narrative shall provide a demonstration of how the goals and standards of Sec­ a. A scientific and engineering report dards specified in other sections of this 7. Sources for Technical Guidance tion 3 through 6 are being met. The focus of this plan shall be to describe how the “Flood Insurance Study, Union County, ordinance, and: A. Technical guidance for stormwater management measures can be found in the doc­ site is being developed to meet the objective of controlling groundwater recharge, New Jersey (All Jurisdictions)” dated Sep­ i. the danger that materials may be swept uments listed at 1 and 2 below, which are available from Maps and Publications, New stormwater quality and stormwater quantity problems at the source by land manage­ tember 20, 2006. onto other lands to the injury of others; Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, 428 East State Street, P.O. Box 420, ment and source controls whenever possible. Refer to the Township of Hillside Munic­ b. Flood Insurance Rate Map for Union ii. the danger to life and property due to Trenton, New Jersey, 08625; telephone (609) 777-1038 and at www.nistormwater.org. ipal Stormwater Management Plan, as amended, for additional requirements. County, New Jersey (All Jurisdictions) as flooding or erosion damage; 1. Guidelines for stormwater management measures are contained in the New Jersey 6. Calculations shown on Index and panel number(s) iii. the susceptibility of the proposed Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual, as amended. Information is provid­ a. Comprehensive hydrologic and hydraulic design calculations for the pre-develop­ 0013, 0014, 0023, 0024; whose effective facility and its contents of flood damage ed on stormwater management measures such as: bio-retention systems, constructed ment and post-development conditions for the design storms in Section 4 of this ordi­ date is September 20, 2006. and the effect of such damage on the indi­ stormwater wetlands, dry wells, extended detention basins, infiltration structures, nance. The above documents are hereby adopted vidual owner; manufactured treatment devices. Pervious paving, sand filters, vegetative filter strips, b. When the proposed stormwater management control measures (e.g., infiltration and declared to be a part of this ordi­ iv. the importance of the services provid­ and wet ponds. basins) depend on the hydrologic properties of soils, a soils report shall be submitted. nance. The Flood Insurance Study and ed by the proposed facility to the commu­ 2. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Stormwater Management This soils report shall be based on onsite boring logs or soil pit profiles. The number maps are on file at Hillside & Liberty Ave, nity; Facilities Maintenance Manual, as amended. and location of required soil borings or soil pits shall be determined based on what is Hillside, NJ 07205. v. the necessity to the facility of a water­ B. Additional technical guidance for stormwater management measures can be needed to determine the suitability and distribution of soils present at the location of front location, where applicable; obtained from the following: the control measure. The municipality shall be notified of site investigation activities 3.3 PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE vi. the availability of alternative locations 1. The "Standards for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey" promulgated and given the opportunity to have a witness, either prior to approval or as a condition No structure or land shall hereafter be for the proposed use which are not sub­ by the State Soil Conservation Committee and incorporated into N.J.A.C 2:90. Copies of approval, as appropriate for the specific type of measure. Subsequent to approval constructed, located, extended, convert­ ject to flooding or erosion damage; of these standards may be obtained by contacting the State Soil Conservation Com­ of the major development, post-construction bulk soil density and infiltration testing ed, or altered without full compliance with vii. the compatibility of the proposed use mittee or any of the Soil Conservation Districts listed in N.J.A.C. 2:90-1.3(a) 4. The shall be required for all infiltration measures that were used as justification for meet­ the terms of this ordinance and other with existing and anticipated develop­ location, address, and telephone number of each Soil Conservation District may be ing the recharge standard, to ensure that they were properly constructed. applicable regulations. Violation of the ment; obtained from the State Soil Conservation, P.O. Box 330, Trenton, New Jersey 08625; 7. Maintenance and Repair Plan provisions of this ordinance by failure to viii. the relationship of the proposed use (609) 292-5540; The design and planning of the stormwater management facility shall meet the main­ comply with any of its requirements to the comprehensive plan and flood plain 2. The Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service, 732-932-9306; and tenance requirements of Section 10. (including violations of conditions and management program of that area; 3. The Soil Conservation District listed in N.J.A.C. 2:90-1.3(a) 4. The location, 10. Maintenance and Repair safeguards established in connection with ix. the safety of access to the property in address, and telephone number of each Soil Conservation District may also be A. Applicability conditions) shall constitute a misde­ times of flood for ordinary and emergency obtained from the State Soil Conservation committee, P.O. Box 330, Trenton, New Jer­ 1. Projects subject to review as in Section 1.C of this ordinance shall comply with the meanor. Any person who violates this vehicles; sey, 08625, (609) 292-5540. requirements of Sections 10.B and 10.C. ordinance or fails to comply with any of x. the expected heights, velocity, dura­ 4. New Jersey Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual, and in the NJDEP B. General Maintenance its requirements shall upon conviction tion, rate of rise, and sediment transport Ocean County Demonstration Study, Stormwater management Facilities Maintenance 1. The design engineer shall prepare a maintenance plan for the stormwater man­ thereof be fined not more than or impris­ of the flood waters and the effects of Manual (June 1989), available from NJDEP. agement measures incorporated into the design of a major development subject to oned for not more than days, or both, for wave action, if applicable, expected at 8. Safety Standards for Stormwater Management Basins review and approval of the Stormwater Coordinator. This plan shall be separate from each violation, and in addition shall pay the site; and, A. This section sets forth requirements to protect public safety through the proper all other documents and designed for ongoing use by the site owners or operators in all costs and expenses involved in the xi. The costs of providing governmental design and operation of stormwater management basins. This section applies to any performing and documenting maintenance and repair, and by the municipality in case. Nothing herein contained shall pre­ services during and after flood conditions, new stormwater management basin. ensuring implementation of the maintenance plan. The final maintenance plan shall vent the Township of Hillside from taking including maintenance and repair of pub­ B. Requirements for trash Racks, Overflow Grates and Escape Provisions be updated and provided to the municipality post-construction to include an evaluation such other lawful action as is necessary lic utilities and facilities such as sewer, 1. A trash rack is a device to catch runoff-borne trash and debris and prevent the based on the specifications of the initial maintenance plan and as-built conditions. to prevent or remedy any violation gas, electrical, and further the purposes clogging of outlet structures. Trash racks shall be installed at the intake to the outlet 2. The maintenance plan shall contain specific preventative maintenance and sched­ of this ordinance. from the stormwater management basin to ensure proper functioning of the basin out­ ules; cost estimates, including estimated cost of sediment, debris, or trash removal 3.4 ABROGATION AND GREATER 5. Upon consideration of the factors of lets in accordance with the following: and disposal; safety needs; identification of methods and disposal sites for materials RESTRICTIONS Section 4.4-1(4) and the purposes of this a. The trash rack should be constructed primarily of bars aligned in the direction of removed during maintenance; maintenance requirements for created wetlands and This ordinance is not intended to repeal, ordinance, the Appeal Board may attach flow with a maximum bar spacing of approximately half ( 1/2) the diameter or width of other ecological systems; safety devices and systems; warranty and operational stan­ abrogate, or impair any existing ease­ such conditions to the granting of vari­ the hydraulic opening it is protecting. Transverse bars aligned perpendicular to flow dards form the manufacturers of any manufactured treatment devices (See Section ments, covenants, or deed restrictions. ances as it deems necessary to further should be sized and spaced as necessary for rack stability and strength. 6.C); and the name, address, and telephone number of the person or persons respon­ However, where this ordinance and other the purposes of this ordinance. b. The trash rack shall be designed so as not to adversely affect the hydraulic per­ sible for preventive and corrective maintenance (including replacement), using main­ ordinance, easement, covenant, or deed 6. The Construction Official shall main­ formance of the outlet pipe or structure. tenance guidelines for stormwater management measures from Section 7, the Munici­ restriction conflict or overlap, whichever tain the records of all appeal actions, c. The average velocity of flow through a clean trash rack is not to exceed 2.5 feet pal Stormwater Management Plan, Municipal Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan imposes the more stringent restrictions including technical information, and per second under the full range and discharge. Velocity is not to be computed based and any relevant regional stormwater management plan. If the maintenance plan shall prevail. report any variances to the Federal Insur­ on the net area of opening through the rack. identifies a person other than the developer (for example, a public agency or home­ ance Administration upon request. d. The trash rack shall be constructed and installed to be rigid, durable, and corro­ owner's association) as having the responsibility for continuing maintenance, the plan 3.5 INTERPRETATION sion resistant, and shall be designed to withstand a perpendicular live loading of 300 shall include documentation of such person's agreement to assume this responsibili­ In the interpretation and application of 4.4- 2 CONDITIONS FOR VARIANCES lbs/ft sq. ty, or of the developer's obligation to dedicate a stormwater management facility to this ordinance, all provisions shall be: 1. Generally, variances may be issued for 2. An overflow grate is designed to present obstruction of the opening in the top of such person under an applicable ordinance or regulation. 1. Considered as minimum requirements; new construction and substantial the overflow structure. If an outlet structure has an overflow grate, such grate shall 3. Responsibility for maintenance shall not be assigned or transferred to the owner or 2. Liberally construed in favor of the gov­ improvements to be erected on a lot of meet the following requirements: tenant of an individual property in a residential development or project, unless such erning body; and, one-half acre or less in size contiguous to a. The overflow grate shall be secured to the outlet structure but removable for emer­ owner or tenant owns or leases the entire residential development or project. 3. Deemed neither to limit nor repeal any and surrounded by lots with existing gencies and maintenance. 4. If the person responsible for maintenance identified under Section 10.B.2 above is other powers granted under State structures constructed below the base b. The overflow grate spacing shall be no less than two inches across the smallest not a public agency, the maintenance plan and any future revisions based on Section statutes. flood line, providing items (i-xi) in Sec­ dimension. 10.B.7 below shall be recorded upon the deed of record for each property on which the tion 4.4-1(4) have been fully considered. c. The overflow grate shall be constructed and installed to be rigid, durable, and cor­ maintenance described in the maintenance plan must be undertaken. Such recorded 3.6 WARNING AND DISCLAIMER OR As the lot size increases beyond the one- rosion resistant, and shall be designed to withstand a perpendicular live loading of instruments shall be subject to the review and approval of the Township Attorney prior LIABILITY half acres, the technical justification 300 lbs/ft sq. to recording the same with the Union County Clerk's Office. required for issuing the variance increas­ 3. For purposes of this paragraph 3, escape provisions means the permanent instal­ 5. Preventative and corrective maintenance shall be performed to maintain the func­ The degree of flood protection required es. lation of ladders, steps, rungs, or other features that provide easily accessible means tion of the stormwater management measure, including repairs or replacement to the by this ordinance is considered reason­ 2. Variances may be issued for the repair of egress from stormwater management basins. Stormwater management basins shall structure; removal of sediment, debris, or trash; restoration of eroded areas; snow able for regulatory purposes and is based or rehabilitation of historic structures include escape provisions as follows: and ice removal; fence repair or replacement; restoration of vegetation; and repair or on scientific and engineering considera­ upon a determination that the proposed a. If a stormwater management basin has an outlet structure, escape provisions shall replacement of nonvegetative linings. tions. Larger floods can and will occur on repair or rehabilitation will not preclude be incorporated in or on the structure. With the prior approval of the reviewing 6. The person responsible for maintenance identified under Section 10.B.2 above rare occasions. Flood heights may be the structure's continued designation as a agency identified in Section 8.C a free-standing outlet structure may be exempted shall maintain a detailed log of all preventative and corrective maintenance for the increased by man-made or natural caus­ historic structure and the variance is the from this requirement structural stormwater management measures incorporated into the design of the es. This ordinance does not imply that minimum necessary to preserve the his­ b. Safety ledges shall be constructed on the sloped of all new stormwater manage­ development, including a record of all inspections and copies of all maintenance- land outside the area of special flood haz­ toric character and design of the struc­ ment basins having a permanent pool of water deeper than two and one-half feet. related work orders. ards or uses permitted within such areas ture. Such safety ledges shall be comprised of two steps. Each step shall be four to six 7. The person responsible for maintenance identifies under Section 10.B.2 above will be free from flooding or flood dam­ 3. Variances shall not be issued within feet in width. One step shall be located approximately two and one-half feet below the shall evaluate the effectiveness of the maintenance plan at least once per year and age. any designated floodway if any increase permanent water surface, and the second step shall be located one to one and one- adjust the plan and the deed as needed. Such person shall report his findings to the This ordinance shall not create liability in flood levels during the base flood dis­ half feet above the permanent water surface. See Section 8.D for an illustration of Municipal Clerk, annually, by February 1st of the following year. on the part of the Township of Hillside, charge would result. safety ledges in a stormwater management basin. 8. The person responsible for maintenance identified under Section 10.B.2 above any officer or employee thereof or the 4. Variances shall only be issued upon a c. In new stormwater management basins, the maximum interior slope for an earthen shall retain and make available, upon request by any public entity with administrative, Federal Insurance Administration, for any determination that the variance is the dam, embankment, or berm shall not be steeper than 3 horizontal to 1 vertical. health, environmental, or safety authority over the site, the maintenance plan and the flood damages that result from reliance minimum necessary, considering the flood d. An emergency drawdown method for detention basins is required where the per­ documentation required by Section 10.B.6 and 10.B.7 above. on this ordinance or any administrative hazard, to afford relief. manent pool will be more than two and one-half feet deep. This drawdown method 9. The requirements of Sections 10.B.3 and 10.B.4 do not apply to stormwater man­ decision lawfully made thereunder. 5. Variances shall only be issued upon: must consider downstream or offsite stability at the outfall in accordance with the agement facilities that are dedicated to and accepted by the municipality or another i. a showing of good and sufficient cause; Standards for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey. governmental agency. In the event that any stormwater control structure is not dedi­ Section 4.0 ii. a determination that failure to grant C. Variance or Exemption from Safety Standards cated to the Borough, the developer shall post a two-year maintenance guarantee in the variance would result in exceptional 1. A variance or exemption from the safety standards for stormwater management accordance with NJSA 40:55D-53, and provide any other maintenance measures as ADMINISTRATION hardship to the applicant; and basins may be granted only upon a written finding by the appropriate reviewing required by the Borough, to ensure proper maintenance and functioning of the system. iii. a determination that the granting of a agency (municipality, county or Department) that the variance or exemption will not Guidelines area available from NJDEP, see Section 7B (4). 4.1 ESTABLISHMENT OF DEVELOP­ variance will not result in increased flood constitute a threat to public safety. 10. In the event that the stormwater management facility becomes a danger to public MENT PERMIT heights, additional threats to public safe­ D. Illustration of Safety Ledges in a New Stormwater Management Basin: safety or public health, or if it is in need of maintenance or repair, or if the annual A Development Permit shall be obtained ty, extraordinary public expense, create 9. Requirements for a Site Development Stormwater Plan report is not received by February 1st of the following year, the municipality shall so before construction or development nuisances, cause fraud on or victimization A. Submission of Site Development Stormwater Plan notify the responsible person in writing. Upon receipt of that notice, the responsible begins within any area of special flood of the public as identified in Section 4.4- 1. Whenever an applicant seeks municipal approval of a development subject to this person shall have fourteen (14) days to effect maintenance and repair of the facility in ordinance, the applicant shall submit all of the required components of the Checklist a manner that is approved by the municipal engineer or his designee. The municipal­ hazard established in Section 3.2. Appli­ 1(4), or conflict with existing local laws or cation for a Development Permit shall be ordinances. for the Site Development Stormwater Plan at Section 9.C below as part of the sub­ ity, in its discretion, may extend the time allowed for effecting maintenance and repair made on forms furnished by the Hillside 6. Any applicant to whom a variance is mission of the applicant's application for subdivision or site plan approval. for good cause. If the responsible person fails or refuses to perform such mainte­ 2. The applicant shall demonstrate that the project meets the standards set forth in nance and repair, the municipality or County may immediately proceed to do so and Township Construction Official and may granted shall be given written notice that this ordinance. shall bill the cost thereof to the responsible person. include, but not limited to; plans in dupli­ the structure will be permitted to be built 3. The applicant shall submit three (3) copies of the materials listed in the checklist C. Nothing in this section shall preclude the municipality in which the major develop­ with a lowest floor elevation below the cate drawn to scale showing the nature, for site development stormwater plans in accordance with Section 9.C of this ordi­ ment is located from requiring the posting of a performance or maintenance guaran­ location, dimensions, and elevations of base flood elevation and that the cost of nance. tee, or a sinking fund, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40:55D-53. the area in question; existing or proposed flood insurance will be commensurate B. Site Development Stormwater Plan Approval D. The maintenance plan shall specifically provide a specific municipal right of structures, fill, storage of materials, with the increased risk resulting from the The applicant's Site Development Stormwater Plan shall be reviewed as a part of the access for inspection of measures, and for maintenance if required under Section drainage facilities; and the location of the reduced lowest floor elevation. subdivision or site plan review process and by the Stormwater Coordinator. The B.10. foregoing. Stormwater Coordinator shall determine if all of the checklist requirements have been Section II. Any person, entity, or association who erects, constructs, alters, repairs, Specifically, the following information is Section 5.0 satisfied and to determine if the project meets the standards set forth in this ordi­ converts, maintains, fails to maintain as required in Section 10 hereof, or otherwise required: nance. uses any building, structure or land in violation of this ordinance shall be subject to a 1. Elevation in relation to mean sea PROVISIONS FOR FLOOD HAZARD C. Checklist Requirements fine of not more than $2,000 and/or a term of imprisonment of not more than 30 days level, of the lowest floor (including base­ REDUCTION The following information shall be required: or both. Each day that a violation persists shall be a separate violation hereof. ment) of all structures; 1. Existing Topographic Map Section III. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with any provisions of 2. Elevation in relation to mean sea level 5.1 GENERAL STANDARDS A topographic map (or maps) at an appropriate scale of the existing conditions indi­ this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency. to which any structure has been flood- In all areas of special flood hazards the cating the location of existing buildings, roads, parking areas and utilities. The Section IV. This ordinance shall take effect upon adoption and publication in accor­ proofed. following standards are required: map(s) shall also clearly show where alterations occur in the natural terrain and dance with law and filing with the Union County Planning Board. 3. Certification by a registered profes­ cover, including lawns and other landscaping, and seasonal high ground water eleva­ U155488, 155525 UNL August 31, 2006 ($971.86) sional engineer or architect that the flood­ 5.1-1 ANCHORING tions. A written description of the site plan and justification of proposed changes in natural conditions may also be provided. PAGE 22 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM WORRALL NEWSPAPERS COUNTY NEWS ______LIFESTYLE______Amateur Astronomers Veterans to dedicate age and adult children, and significant rience. Sept. 26, 28, Oct. 3, 5, from 11 others of individuals with severe and a.m. to 1 p.m. Smith celebrates 100 years resume meetings memorial in Elizabeth persistent mental illness. It is not • Digital Photography On Sept. 15, Amateur Astronomers Union County Sheriff Ralph appropriate for individuals who them­ Learn how to use that new digital Gertrude Ellen Spencer Smith of Roselle celebrated her 100th birthday on Inc. will conduct its monthly member­ Froehlich and the Eastern NJ Chapter selves suffer from one of the major camera to take pictures of the grand­ Aug. 18 with family members and friends. She was born on Aug. 18, 1906 in ship meeting at 8 p.m. in the Main of the Vietnam Veterans of America mental disorders. In a confidential set­ children. Sept. 25, 27, Oct. 2, 4, from Sumter, S.C., and came to Cranford at the age of 5 in July, 1911. She attended Lecture Hall of the Nomehegan Build­ invites all family members of the 29 ting, loved ones will learn how to 10 a.m. to noon Fee is $25 Registra­ Sherman School in Cranford, and as a teenager in 1919, the family moved to ing at Union County College located U.S. servicemen from Elizabeth who understand and support their ill rela­ tion deadline is Sept. 22 Roselle, where she continued her education. at 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. were killed in Vietnam to the dedica­ tive while maintaining their own well­ • Introduction to Computers — On April 29, 1928, she married Russell P. Smith in Roselle and celebrated 54 Immediately following the business tion of the Elizabeth Vietnam Veterans being. The program is taught by Learn some of the things that a com­ years of marriage before his death on Aug. 6, 1982. From this union, three chil­ meeting at approximately 9 p.m., the Memorial. NAMI members who have completed puter will do for you. Mondays, 10 dren were born, Russell Jr., Audrey Smith Holder and James “Jimmy” Smith. club will present a lecture on “Bicy­ “It would be an honor to stand with intensive training. a.m. to noon, eight weeks beginning Audrey Holder and Jimmy Smith predeceased her. Her son, Russell, resides in cling on Other worlds,” given by the families of these brave men as we Curriculum covers schizophrenia, Oct. 16. Clinton, Md., with his wife and children. Smith has five grandchildren, Eddie Lonny Buinis. Buinis is an instruction­ remember the ultimate sacrifice they bipolar disorder or manic depression, • Word Processing — Mondays, Holder Jr., Vaughn Smith, Gregory Smith, and Quinton and Audrey Smith. al designer, space artist and amateur made for our country,” said Froehlich. clinical depression, panic disorder, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m, eight weeks She has been an active member of the Heard AME Church in Roselle since astronomer. He will discuss closeup The Elizabeth Vietnam Veterans obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxi­ beginning Oct. 16. its inception, when a few members worshiped in homes before the purchase of impressions of the planets as viewed Memorial will be dedicated Sept. 21 at ety, etc., the clinical treatment of these • Introduction to the Internet. Learn a church building. Smith has been presented with several awards and plaques for during a bicycle trip through the solar 10:30 a.m. in Scott Park, directly illnesses and how caregivers can learn how to use e-mail and surf the ’net. her dedication and diligent work with the church. On Oct. 28, 2004, she was system. across the street from Jefferson High to cope more effectively. Attendees Wednesdays: from 10 a.m. to noon, honored by Heard Church as being the oldest living member. On April 2006, she Following the lecture, attendees School in Elizabeth. will learn about the biology of the eight weeks beginning Oct. 18. was presented with a plaque from the new Jersey Conference Branch Women’s will be invited to the William Miller The memorial to the 29 servicemen brain, new research, medications, Registration deadline is Oct. 12. Missionary Society. Sperry Observatory that is located has come to fruition thanks to the dili­ skills needed to successfully commu­ Fees for all eight-week classes $60. Politics is a favorite subject for debate with her, and living in Roselle for 85 nearby on campus and will have the gent work and fund-raising efforts of nicate with a relative and how to deal For all classes, a training manual will years, she has seen a lot of changes in the community, state and in the country. opportunity to speak with club mem­ many individuals and veterans groups. with critical periods. Other topics be provided. Coffee served at break She attributes her longevity to good clean living and her faith in God. bers and tour the facility. Refresh­ The Union County Board of Chosen include advocacy, fighting stigma and times. Ample free safe parking is ments will be served. If weather per­ Freeholders also contributed funding problem solving. available. Registration and classes are mits a celestial viewing focusing on for the completion of the memorial. Classes will meet at the Clark held at the Boys & Girls Club of two globular star clusters, M13 and Chapter 779 is still accepting dona­ Municipal/Recreation Building, 430 Union, 1050 Jeannette Ave., Union. Double celebration M92, in the constellation Hercules tions for the memorial through its Westfield Ave., Clark. To register, and For more information, call 908­ will be conducted using the club’s two “Buy A Brick” program. Each 4x8- if you have questions, call Pat Roman 687-2697. large telescopes. inch brick costs $100 and offers the at 732-382-0762. Refreshments will In addition to the monthly meet­ donor a place to leave a personal mes­ be served. ings on the third Friday of each month sage that will be forever visible in the Ombudsman seeks September through May, more infor­ memorial. nursing home advocates mal meetings are on the remaining For more information about the SeniorNet offers photo, Dedicated, committed and caring Fridays at Sperry Observatory. At 7:30 dedication ceremony and making a computer classes people are needed to be volunteer p.m., a program for younger audiences donation, call 908-282-9100. SeniorNet Learning Center at the advocates for nursing home residents is held with topics that include the Boys and Girls Clubs of Union Coun­ in Essex, Hudson, Morris and Union constellations and phases of the moon. ty is offering computer and internet counties. Bergen Family Center, under Arrangements can be made for groups Mental illness alliance training for seniors 50 and older. The contract with the New Jersey Depart­ to attend at 7:30 p.m. by contacting offers family course volunteer senior instructors and ment of Health and Senior Services, Anthony Espinoza at Union County residents are invited coaches at the Union SeniorNet Cen­ Office of the Ombudsman, conducts [email protected]. At 8:30 to register for the fall Family-to-Fam- ter in Union County are offering intro­ the Volunteer Advocate Program. p.m. programs for the general public ily Education Program that begins ductory computer classes starting in After completing 32 hours of train­ are presented on such topics as cos­ Sept 7. Presented by the Union Coun­ September for seniors interested in ing in communication, observation mology and astronomy software. If ty Chapter of NAMI — National learning how to use a computer for and trouble-shooting skills, the advo­ weather permits there will be a celes­ Alliance on Mental Illness — the word processing, searching the Inter­ cates visit nursing facilities near their tial viewing throughout the evening. course meets from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on net, using e-mail to communicate with homes a minimum of four hours each All meetings and lectures have no Thursday evenings, over a 12-week friends and family, and learning digital week. Their role is to visit and address On May 19, Anthony and Maryann Kowalski celebrated a admission fee and are open to the pub­ period. It is free-of-charge, with all photography. concerns on such issues as living con­ double event. It was their 60th wedding anniversary and lic. necessary materials furnished at no Classes offered: ditions, daily activities and quality of Anthony’s 90th birthday. The Kowalskis have two daugh­ Free parking is provided. For more cost. • Computer Fundamentals — four- care. For more information and an ters, five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. information on AAI and directions The course is offered specifically session tryout course. application, call Sue Rosenkranz at They have resided in Union for more than 45 years. visit www.asterism.org. to the parents, siblings, spouses, teen- For seniors with no computer expe- 973-226-1041.

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Low Low Rates $ “IT’S OUR PLEASURE FINDING YOUR TREASURE” $ PLAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cell 973-985-4675 $ $ Siding • Windows • Roofing 973-783-3574 908-276-5752 Kitchens • Bathrooms • Basements $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Extensions • Concrete • Masonry Residential • Commercial Free Estimates • 100% Finance INSIDE OUT TREE SERVICES No Down Payment • Fully Insured ’’The Painting Professionals” “NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE THE OWNERS OF Reference Available • NJ License Interior / Exterior painting & Stain STUMP GRINDING ENDOWMENT POLICIES, ANNUITY CONTRACTS OR PERSONAL PROPERTY.” #122866 Deck Sealing & Staining 1-800-735-6134 Complete Powerwashing Services Fast Service Free Estimates • Fully Insured TO THE PERSONS LISTED BELOW, TO THE OWNERS OR BENEFICIAL TOBEN HOME IMPROVEMENT - Remod­ (732) 382-3922 eling, Carpentry, Tile, Repairs & Installation. © © 1-800-525-6481 Brandt Crane OWNERS OF, OR PERSONS ENTITLED TO PERSONAL PROPERTY PRESUMED 908-591-3670. Free Estimates, Fully TO BE ABANDONED. Insured. Lic# 13VHO1639200. TATA DELIA - Painting, Wood Floors - Pol­ ish, Installation. Free estimate. Worked in 908^247•2468 TAKE NOTICE that information has been filed with the State Treasurer of New Jersey concerning certain personal property in this LANDSCAPING many home in Cranford Area. English 908­ TUTOR State which has remained unclaimed or the whereabouts of the person or persons entitled to such personal property have be 906-5277 Spanish 201-776-1420. remains unknown for statutory abandonment periods and that such personal property has be n presumed abandoned and has been D’ONOFRIO & SON TUTORING K-6 Mentoring for 1st and 2nd delivered to the State Treasurer pursuant to §N.J.S.A. 46:30B-1 et seq. Complete Landscape Service PAINTING/ PAPER HANGING year teachers tutoring in English language The name and the last known address of the owners of such personal property are as follows: Spring/ Fall Clean-up (children & adults). 18 + Yrs. 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Call Steve 517-242­ ANYMOON INC 728 WARREN ST WESTFIELD 9929388 BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. www.brotherspharmacy.com APALINSKI ANIELA 814 BACHELLOR AVE LINDEN 9766241 4866 ESTABLISHED 1922 APAR ARMANDO 2709 KENNEDY BLVD APT 2 LINDEN 9889069 TREE & STUMP REMOVAL APOLINSKI ANIELA 814 BACHELLOR AVE LINDEN 9766246 ARBELAEZ R P 13 STEWART PL ELIZABETH 9889111 ______PAINTING______PRUNING CLASSIFIED ADS ARBOLEDA JULIAN A AND LILIAN 940 GARDEN ST ELIZABETH 9716914 TREE SURGERY IN ARE QUICK AND ARCH LOUISE 33 PARKVIEW TER SUMMIT 9766295 CASEY’S SUMMER SPECIAL - Painting ALL ITS BRANCHES ARCIA PEDRO R BOX 523 ELIZABETH 9734073 • Interior/Exterior -Interior Specialist • CONVENIENT! Carpentry. Family Business Over 50 Union Years. 908-686-8547. 908-964-9358 MORE CLASSIFIED ON PAGE B29 Continued on Page 23 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 23 Continued from Page 22 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

O W NER NAM E STREET 1 STREET 2 CITY P R O P E R T Y ID O W NER NAM E STREET 1 STREET 2 C IT Y P R O P E R T Y ID AREVALO JOSE R 127 WATCHUNG AVE APT 1 PLAINFIELD 9811112 BRYANT ESTHER 1025 W 5TH ST PLAINFIELD 9296854 ARKEL YALE PO BOX 1744 UNION 9928597 BRYSON ORVILLE 3 CHIPLOU LN SCOTCH PLAINS 9989869 ARMBRUSTER DAVID C 43 STOCKTON RD SUMMIT 9561099 BUCCI R M 645 SAINT MARKS AVE WESTFIELD 9117159 ARMENGOL EVENCIO 162 FRANKLIN ST 1ST FL ELIZABETH 9709228 BUCCINE THOMAS E 707 WILLOW ST CRANFORD 9559157 ARMSTRONG CYNTHIA 2001 PARKWOOD DRIVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9851052 BUDA S INVESTMENT CL 555 GREEN ST ELIZABETH 9555971 ARMSTRONG LINDA W 2015 GALLOPING HILL KENILWORTH 9829202 BUEHLER HELENA 343 SPRINGFIELD ROAD ELIZABETH 9933440 ARNSTEIN DAVID P O BOX 1345 UNION 9559696 BUENDIA BEATRIZ 292 MURIEL AVE NORTH PLAINFIELD 9913694 AROCHA EILEEN B CANDELLA 701 CRANFORD AVE APT 312 LINDEN 9766381 BUFANIO ANTHONY E 361 PUTNAM RD UNION 9882993 ARON CHRISTINE 32 STONEGATE DR WATCHUNG 9717206 BULGER PAUL G 327 W LINCOLN AVE ROSELLE PARK 9723293 ARONSON ARTHUR J 120 W 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 10014863 BUONANNO MADELINE E 1129 BOYNTON AVE APT 2005 WESTFIELD 9769081 ARONSON SYLVIAA 120 W 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 10014862 BUONTEMPO ALEXANDER B 120 HARDWICK AVE WESTFIELD 9624288 ARORA VINAY 706 HAMILTON PL ROSELLE PARK 10013412 BUONTEMPO MARGUERITE 120 HARDWICK AVE WESTFIELD 9624289 ARRUNATEGUIJOSE 315 ELMORA AVE ELIZABETH 9929103 BURGER JOHN 267 HAZEL AVE WESTFIELD 9769125 ARVIND P 90 WOODBRIDGE CTR DR WOODBRIDGE 9863219 BURGESS AMELIA 1067 LAFAYETTE ST ELIZABETH 9731596 ASCENSO JOSE M 2596 ELEANOR TER UNION 9727074 BURGESS HENRY M 1067 LAFAYETTE ST ELIZABETH 9731596 ASELIN ANNE L 10 MELROSE TER ELIZABETH 9624732 BURGHARDT DEBRA L PO BOX 369 SCOTCH PLAINS 9769133 ASHERMAN ABRAHAM 1057 FAIRVIEW PL HILLSIDE 9746017 BURNEJKO CAROL ANN 132 LIVINGSTON STREET ELIZABETH 9731443 ASHERMAN LEAN 1057 FAIRVIEW PL HILLSIDE 9746019 BURNEJKO CAROL ANNA 33 ELISA LANE CLARK 9731441 ASHRAF MOHAMMAD 380 E WESTFIELD AVE FIRST FLOOR ROSELLE PARK 9829206 BURNEJKO DAVID 33 ELISA LANE CLARK 9731440 ASHTINE ANDREA J 81 ASHWOOD AVE SUMMIT 9766431 BURNEJKO GREGORY 33 ELISA LANE CLARK 9731441 ASMAT DORIS 129 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE HILLSIDE 9884544 BURNEJKO PETER R 33 ELISA LANE CLARK 9731442 ATAMANCHUK GLENN M 723 GREENWOOD RD SOUTH UNION 9560553 BURNEJKO THOMAS 132 LIVINGSTON STREET ELIZABETH 9731443 ATANASIO ANGELO 1201 DE WITT TER LINDEN 9729756 BURNETT DWAYNE 315 VALLEY RD CLARK 9559498 ATANASIO ANNA 1201 DE WITT TER LINDEN 9729756 BURNETT RANA 945 WOODLAWN AVE APT 2 LINDEN 9555984 ATHERLEY MD TREVOR 1344 JOHNSTON DR PLAINFIELD 9751592 BURNS MARGARET M 225 W 3RD AVENUE ROSELLE 9877476 ATHLETIC BALANCE 261 SOUTH AVE EAST WESTFIELD 9929034 BURTON GENEVIEVE F 879 W INMAN AVE RAHWAY 9769243 ATKINS SUSAN 220 GIBSON BLVD APT 9 CLARK 9709688 BUTLER CECIL E 904 STELLE AVE PLAINFIELD 9769280 ATKINSON MINNIE B 120 RANDOLPH RD APT 61 PLAINFIELD 9933255 BUZARD ROSEMARIE 356 ASLAND ROAD SUMMIT 9909684 ATLANTIC AMBULATORY 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MARCOS A 310 CHILTON ST APT 1 ELIZABETH 9878616 BACHI CHARLES J 2282 CONCORD ROAD SCOTCH PLAINS 9880062 CAMARGO DOUGLAS 1165 RT 22 W APT 163 NORTH PLAINFIEL 9989886 BACICH RUDY MO 35X LLC CRANFORD 9936476 CAMELOT BOOKS ESEL INC T/A MERYL LAYTON & CRANFORD BOOKS SUMMIT 9742441 BADIO JUNETTE 47 WOLF PL HILLSIDE 9993324 458 SPRINGFIELD AVE BAER SUSAN 91 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT 9847192 CAMERON LOIS Y 1346 EVERGREEM AVE PLAINFIELD 9912899 BAEZ FERMIN 460 E JERSEY ST FL 2ND ELIZABETH 9883022 CAMERON MATTHEW F RE PTC PO BOX 664 CRANFORD 9799541 BAGINSKI EVA 47 RARITAN RD LINDEN 9989803 CAMERON SUSAN C RE PTC PO BOX 664 CRANFORD 9799541 BAHARO AMMAR A 1027 ESSEX AVE LINDEN 9799839 CAMPBELL KIM Y 722 ESSEX AVE LINDEN 9717545 BAIG MIRZA W 439A LIDGERWOOD AVE ELIZABETH 9709313 CAMPOLIETO LUCY 375 SOUTH ST NEW PROV 9846816 BAILEY CHARLES 727 MONROE AVENUE PLAINFIELD 9929539 CAMPOS ZULEIKA 1436 LEXINGTON PL FL 2 ELIZABETH 9717548 BAILEY HOWARD K 348 E ALBERT ST RAHWAY 9766702 CANDELA MARY A 701 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O W NER NAME STREET 1 STREET 2 CITY P R O P E R T Y ID O W NER NAME S T R E E T 1 S T R E E T 2 CITY P R O P E R T Y ID CRAIG ETTA M 680 W FRONT ST PLAINFIELD 9877555 FARR RICHARD C P 1983 HAINES AVE UNION 9847853 CRAIGHEAD CARLOS 1457 ESTERBROOK AVE APT 2 RAHWAY 9804378 FASTOW JOAN 37 JOANES DRIVE NEW PROVIDENCE 9560161 CRAWFORD BRUCE 1426 LIBERTY AVE HILLSIDE 9805324 FASULLO RAYMOND J 44 POST ROAD CLARK 9879325 CRESENCIA AZUCENA 320 SUMMIT RD ELIZABETH 9727315 FAULK MAURICE 715 ROSEWOOD AVE ROSELLE 9883304 CRISAFI PATRICIA 105 GARFIELD ST BERKELEY HEIGHTS 9827001 FAUST THERMOGRAPHIC SUPPL 457 EAST 1ST AVENUE ROSELLE 9852334 CROCE LOIS A 300 ROCK AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9771616 FAVOR DONNA 3215 FEDOR AVE LINDEN 9774356 CROISSIERT CAROL PO BOX 311 SPRINGFIELD 9993361 FAZIO BARBARA 992 CARTERET AVE UNION 9774367 CROUCHER ARTHUR R 1400 AVON PL LINDEN 9805490 FEDERICO CHARLES F C/O THE REDWOOD MOTOR HOTEL 400 US HWY #1 ELIZABETH 9556481 CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM 450 SOUTH FRONT ST ELIZABETH 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DRUMMOND BETTY 241 WEST GRAND STREET APT B6 ELIZABETH 9929770 GILLETTE JAMES A 152 EAST 9TH AVE ROSELLE 9810059 DRYLEWICZ MARY 252 NEWARK AVENUE UNION 9811133 GILLIAM HELEN R 2559 JACKSON AVE UNION 9775976 DUCKSWORTH WILLIAM E 1029 MOUNTAIN AVE BERKELEY HTS 9556395 GILSENAN MICHELE 1457 RARITAN RD CLARK 9929188 DUDONIS ANDREW W 102 OAKWOOD DR NEW PROVIDENCE 9843476 GINSBERG JACK 1792 MANOR DR UNION 9927436 DUFFY RAYMOND E 1534 IRVING ST RAHWAY 9852318 GIRT HORACE G PO BOX 1715 ELIZABETH 9721733 DUNEKACK G 501 WEST 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 9954178 GIRT RUTH A PO BOX 1715 ELIZABETH 9723318 DWYER DOROTHY 853 GEBHARDT ELIZABETH 9876943 GITTENS TRACY K 1278 N BROAD ST 3 HILLSIDE 9736771 DYCZOK DENIM P 541 LINDEN AVE APT 2 ELIZABETH 9929774 GLACKIN KEVIN 749 OGDEN STREET ELIZABETH 9879767 DYDE ANNE 1964 CHURCHILL DR UNION 9718087 GLADYS MAYERS 508 CLEVELAND AVE LINDEN 9854928 E G A CORPORATION 86 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT 9773648 GLENN ROBERT LEE 428 HENRY ST ELIZABETH 9884222 EAGLE WORK CLOTHES I 785 RAHWAY AVE PO BOX 388 UNION 9773652 GLORIA I O 1423 MYRTLE AVE PLAINFIELD 9879358 EAST COAST COMPUTERS ENT 2245 COLES AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS 9928853 GLUNK ELISA M 250 N JACKSON AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9776124 EDELSON LEONARD 1032 PROSPECT AVE MOUNTAINSIDE 9855516 GODEK TERESA 433 PENNINGTON STREET ELIZABETH 9929857 EDGAR ROAD TANK WORKS INC 1632 E EDGAR RD LINDEN 9741610 GOEBEL IRENE V SPRING GARDEN INN RT 22 E. RM 202 SPRINGFIELD 9731849 EDMONDSON DONNA A 1380 NORTH AVE APT 609 ELIZABETH 9883266 GOLD EDGAR F 127 PERSHING AVE ROSELLE PARK 9878797 EDOO IAN 1286 STUYVESENT AVE UNION 9991070 GOLDBERG JACK 150 OAK ST GARWOOD 9776171 EDWARD A SOMMA MD 115 NORTH AVE HILLSIDE NJ 9953922 GOLDBERG JACOB 150 OAK ST GARWOOD 9776173 EDWARD C ECKMEDER 1240 BISCAYNE BLVD UNION 9724301 GOLDBERG MEYER 63 C LELAND AVE PLAINFIELD 9927420 EICHELBERGER GWENDOLEN J 224 PARKSIDE ROAD PLAINFIELD 9843770 GOLDEN LEONARD A 180 LELAK AVE SPRINGFIELD 9706388 EICHELBERGER JAMES W JR 224 PARKSIDE ROAD PLAINFIELD 9843770 GOLDSTEIN ANDREW I 2801 MORRIS AVE UNION 9928606 EIGLERT JOSEPHINE 925 SHERMAN AVE PLAINFIELD 9877648 GOMBERG JEROME R 220 W JERSEY ST 9K ELIZABETH 9559233 EILBACHER CHRISTINE G 845 MCCANDLESS PLACE LINDEN 9948697 GOMES DIAMANTINO B 1 250 ORANGE AVE UNION 9624934 EITEL ELIZABETH W 31 GARDEN DR ROSELLE 9773835 GONOR CHERI 2001 NORTH WOOD AVE LINDEN 9804701 EL RUBI INC 114 1ST ST ELIZABETH 9741657 GONOR ROBERT F 2001 NORTH WOOD AVE LINDEN 9804701 ELEANOR OBRIEN 308 HINTINGTON ROAD UNION 9723205 GONZALEZ CARLOS 203 SANFORD AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9929864 ELECTROCATALYTIC INC 2 MILTOWN COURT UNION 9806385 GONZALEZ ELIZABETH 433 SANFORD AVE HILLSIDE 9776251 ELI BARRY 23 BROWN TER CRANFORD 9931969 GONZALEZ GLADYS 711 FLORAL AVENUE ELIZABETH 9879360 ELIZABETH BOLT NUT 43 45 SPRING ST ELIZABETH 9870016 GONZALO GUALBA 1000 ELIZABETH AVE DBA WKG CO ELIZABETH 9810633 ELIZABETH ORTHOPEDIC GROUP 701 NEWARK AVE ELIZABETH 9764625 GOOD HELEN C 236 MONTCLAIR AVE #1 VAUXHALL 9729013 ELIZABETHTOWN GAS COMPANY 1 ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA BOX 317 UNION 9993768 GOODE ELMER S 20 HILLSIDE AVE HILLSIDE 9883366 ELLIS CATHERINE 116 LIBERTY ROAD WARREN 9862981 GOODMAN DAVID M 394 SALEM RD UNION 9556670 ELLIS ERIC J 32 HARRISON AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9773892 GORDEN ALISHA 231 HILLSIDE AVE HILLSIDE 9750676 ELOWITZ RONALD 3 CONNELL DRIVE BERKELEY HEIGHTS 9917695 GORDON EUGENE S 652 RIVERSIDE DR CRANFORD 9776301 ELSIE MARGARET A 2015 MOUNTAIN AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9846917 GORDON GRACE 10 ROWAN ROAD SUMMIT 9935627 EMILIANI ENTERPRISES ENT 735 RAHWAY AVE UNION 9861512 GORDON MORTON 10 ROWAN ROAD SUMMIT 9935627 EMME HAROLD 630 MEADOW ST ROSELLE 9933742 GORGOL ZYGMUNT S 5 ONEIDA PL CRANFORD 9558679 EMPLOYMENT AND REHAB CONSULTING ENT 155 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD 9810508 GOTKOWSKI JANUSZ A 619 WASHINGTON AVE LINDEN 9871185 ENAMORADO HERNAN 951 SHERIDAN AVENUE 2ND FL ELIZABETH 9879833 GOTTI JIM 7 STONE HILL ROAD APT. A SPRINGFIELD 9918687 ENDRESS ROGER 338 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT 6605440 GOTTLIEB LILLY 1071 LEDGEWOOD RD MOUNTAINSIDE 9776348 ENG TECHNOLOGY ENT 1016 JULIASTREET ELIZABETH 9890517 GOTTLIEB ZYGHUNT 1071 LEDGEWOOD RD MOUNTAINSIDE 9776351 ENGELMAN CHARLES H 131 THELMA TERR LINDEN 9729540 GRADECKIS ANNA 72 WESTFIELD AVE APT 403 ELIZABETH 9776395 ENGELMAN LORRAINE D 131 THELMA TERR LINDEN 9729540 GRADY ROSA L 1054 MYRTLE AVENUE PLAINFIELD 9876306 ENGLEMAN LORRAINE CARLA 131 THELMA TERRACE LINDEN 9948699 GRAF MARY 433 HARVARD AVE HILLSIDE 9877743 ENO ADELAIDE F 351 MIDWAY AVE FANWOOD 9879912 GRAFTON EVELYN S 28-07 FLAGLER STREET MORRISTOWN 9993791 ENRIGHT SHELLY J 221 LAWRENCE DR BERKELEY HEIGHT 9843477 GRAHAM HELEN R 312 W SCOTT AVE RAHWAY 9859837 EPSTEIN JUDY 2 WILSHIRE RUN SCOTCH PLAINS 9825588 GRAHAM PETER 19 OAK RIDGE AVE SUMMIT 9996112 ERADZE KAKHABER 119 JACKSON AVE APT 1 NORTH PLAINFIEL 9990054 GRAHAM ZELLA 1160 MIDDLESEX ST LINDEN 9927132 ERD ELIZABETH 110 BRYANT AVE CRANFORD 9773996 GRAMPP FREDERICK T 157 MONMOUTH RD ELIZABETH 9729022 ESCOBAR PABLO 318 CHILTON ST ELIZABETH 9933753 GRANDE ANNA 100 RICHARD ST CLARK 9776438 ESPEJON IRENITTA 1116 FALLS TER UNION 9774048 GRANGER LUCY A 1421 LEXINGTON PLACE ELISABETH 9912139 ESPINOSA ISABEL 1 227 E FRONT STREET APT 58D PLAINFIELD 9860315 GRANISON JEANNE H 214 EAST 9TH AVENUE ROSELLE 9731869 ESPINOSA JUAN C 625 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH 9734132 GRANISON OSCAR D 214 EAST 9TH AVENUE ROSELLE 9732914 ESPOSITO ANNA 735 PARK AVE APT 1B PLAINFIELD 9801581 GRANISON OSCAR DEPRIEST 214 E NINTH AVE ROSELLE 9731866 ESPOSITO MAUREEN L 117 LOCUST DR UNION 10008924 GRANT AVENUE COMM CENTER 403 W 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 9860725 ESPOSITO RICHARD F 117 LOCUST DR UNION 10008924 GRANT JEANETTE 1201 ROSE ST PLAINFIELD 9776461 ESQ CARUSO A 1420 IRVING STREET RAHWAY 9810620 GRASZ CHRISTOPHER P 14 CONNECTICUT ST CRANFORD 9776486 ESSIEN VICTOR L 110 WESTHIGHLAND PKY ROSELLE 9852327 GRAUER CHARLES 158 FULTON STREET CLARK 9805397 ESTEVES SALVADOR 1 382 ALINA STREET 2ND FL ELIZABETH 9875611 GRAUER EMIL 158 FULTON STREET CLARK 9805397 EUSTAQUIO MARCOS A 618 BAILEY AVE ELIZABETH 9726955 GRAY CONSTANCE 2622 HAWTHORNE AVE UNION 9998935 EVANS NAEEMAH 965 LAFAYETTE ST FL 2 ELIZABETH 9883294 GRAY STANLEY 2622 HAWTHORNE AVE UNION 9998935 EWEMANDE EDWARDS 590 BUCHANAN ST HILLSIDE 9946347 GRAYSON BERNARD L 613 CENTRAL AVE WESTFIELD 9667493 EXECUTIVE REHAB. INC . ENT PO BOX 2732 1 37 ELMER ST. WESTFIELD 9883297 GREAT EASTERN SHIPPING INC ENT 1571 IRVING STREET RAHWAY 9810635 EZEANUNA ZERIBE 1249 SHETLAND DRIVE UNION 9917809 GREEN DERRICK 35 SPRINGHOLM DR BERKELEY HTS 9883373 FACKINA JAMES S 217 RANKIN AVE CRANFORD 9774180 GREEN E 1 527 MORRIS PL HILLSIDE 9749385 FAGG DEAN A 21 MCCLELLAN ST CRANFORD 9716287 GREEN MICHAEL K 242 E 8TH AVE ROSELLE 9776590 FAGGAN VIRGINIA B 126 HILLCREST AVE PLAINFIELD 9774187 GREEN NORMA J 220 WILLIAMSON AVE HILLSIDE 9725813 FAIRBANKS MARK W 16 N 22ND ST KENILWORTH 9774195 GREEN PELEGE 1078 LAFAYETTE ST ELIZABETH 9776594 FALLON THOMAS J 326 POPLAR ST ROSELLE 9774229 GREENBLATT FRANCES 563 MALCOLM RD UNION 9844163 FARLEY EDWARD J 722 WARREN STREET WESTFIELD 9879077 GREENE JOHN 328 ROSEWOOED TERRACE LINDEN 9709639 FARMER GEORGE R 1418 HIAWATHA ST HILLSIDE 9851888 GREIFF GRACE A 120 S STILES ST LINDEN 9731879 Continued on Page 25 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 — PAGE 25 Continued from Page 24 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

O W NER NAM E S T R E E T 1 S T R E E T 2 CITY PROPERTY ID O W NER NAM E S T R E E T 1 S T R E E T 2 CITY PROPERTY ID GREIFF KENNETH W 120 S STILES ST LINDEN 9731879 JONES BRADFORD 261 CHESTNUT AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9812113 GROSS ERIC 217 4TH AVE GARWOOD 9951186 JONES DAVID S 810 CHANDLER AVE LINDEN 9779609 GROSS JEREMY 217 4TH AVE GARWOOD 9951186 JONES DIANE A 91 EASTERN PARKWAY HILLSIDE 9862614 GROSS LEESA 372 MEISEL AVE SPRINGFIELD 9927447 JONES DOLORES 768 ROESSNER DR UNION 9779602 GROUSS JOHN A 218 LIVINGSTON AVE NEW PROVIDENCE 9776808 JONES EDWARD 617 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD 9956456 GRUBA JAMES J 356 WYCHWOOD ROAD WESTFIELD 9556723 JONES JAQUIL J 852 BOND ST ELIZABETH 9750446 GRUNING ROBERT 836 MITCHELL AVE UNION 9560207 JONES JESSIE L 817 BOWER ST LINDEN NJ 9841443 GUALBERTO WOSON F 190 SILVER AVE FL 1 HILLSIDE 9718470 JONES JOHNNIE A 16-B MRAVLAG MANOR ELIZABETH 9848466 GUARINO KATHLEEN 331 1 ACADEMY TER LINDEN 9864197 JONES JULIA E 813 E CURTIS ST LINDEN 9779633 GUARRIELLO DONALD R 221 EAST LANE CLARK 9559336 JONES PHILIP M 1661 BURNET AVE FL 2 UNION 9779659 GUBERNAT GABRIELLE 131 A DUNCAN HILL WESTFIELD 9624945 JONES RICHARD 190 CARLISLE TER PLAINFIELD 9779664 GUERRA DELFINA 211 W 5TH ST APT 2 PLAINFIELD 9868756 JONES ROBERT L 960 MYRTLE AVE PLAINFIELD 9779670 GUEVARA FRANCISCO 56 2ND STREET ELIZABETH 9927817 JONES SAM 164 STILES ST ELIZABETH 9929980 GUILIANO NICOLE 207 N 14TH ST KENILWORTH 9883745 JONES VIOLA J 319 CHESTNUTST ROSELLE PARK 9877877 GUINAN EDWARD J 615 CENTER ST GARWOOD 10014353 JORDAN CHARLES N JR 888 WINYAH AVE WESTFIELD 9954218 GUINTA JOHN L JR 117 RUDOLPH AVE RAHWAY 9827279 JOSEPH NERI 720 BOULEVARD KENILWORTH 9723010 GUINTA MICHELLE S 117 RUDOLPH AVE RAHWAY 9827279 JOSTSIVICKIS JUAN M 754 PENNINGTON ST 1ST FLOOR ELIZABETH 9877317 GUTKIN H R 34 WILLOW LN ROSELLE 9884833 JOYCE JOSEPH F 65 HIGHPOINT DR SPRINGFIELD 9899553 GWENDOLYN B S 1181 MAIN ST APT 5L RAHWAY 9864823 JOYCE RODNEY D 815 PEARL ST 3J ELIZABETH 9710074 HAARRIS ALIYA M 142 SUMMER AVE PLAINFIELD 9847618 JR LEAGUE OF ELIZ / PLFD 1060 WYCHWOOD RD WESTFIELD NJ 9841446 HAASE CHARLES 1437 ORCHARD RD MOUNTAINSIDE 9729052 JU WEI 1571 IRVING ST STE 204 RAHWAY 9810542 HABIB LOULOU M 461 465 SPRING ST APT 2 ELIZABETH 9718497 JUZEFYK JOAN M 1363 STANLEY TERR ELIZABETH 9558704 HAFIZ ABDUL 1926 CHURCH ST SCOTCH PLAINS 9829451 JW GOODLIFFE SON 1900 E ELIZABETH AVE LINDEN 9888284 HAFNER SANDRA 65 MURRAY HILL BLVD MURRAY HILL 10014355 KADAKIA SAILESH APT B 15 ELIZABETH 9718828 HAFNER THOMAS 65 MURRAY HILL BLVD MURRAY HILL 10014355 KALARIS THOMAS L C/O THOMAS KALARIS 280 OAK RIDGE AVE SUMMIT 9725903 HAGADORN THELMA H 1150 RARITAN RD CLARK 9877763 KALB ELLIOTT 955 S SPRINGFIELD AVE APT SPRINGFIELD 9716365 HAGERTY MEGAN 43 DRUID HILL RD SUMMIT 9825057 KALKOWSKI NANCY 919 APGAR TERRACE RAHWAY 9927853 HAGGERTY DONAHUE AND MONAGHAN ENT ONE SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT 9812761 KALUS MARIE A 32 RAYMOND TER ELIZABETH 9779881 HAGIN KENNETH 94 TUSSEL LN SCOTCH PLAINS 9556745 KAMAU DEDAN K 301 KAWAMEEH DR UNION 9779886 HAIR BEVERLY J 691 SHERIDAN AVE PLAINFIELD 9777108 KAMEL MOHAMED 1000 CENTRAL AVE. APT.84 WESTFIELD 9919982 HALEY SHERI 802 EAST FRONT STREET APT A16 PLAINFIELD 9909739 KANE ANNE M 172 NETHERWOOD AVE NORTH PLAINFIELD 9724946 HALL RODNEY D JR 23 BEEKMAN ROAD SUMMIT 9661129 KANSKI JOHN E 834 BAYWAY AVE ELIZABETH 9779950 HALLADAY MABEL M 390 PHILLIP LN WATCHUNG 9731905 KAPLAN SARI 10 BREEZE KNOLL DR WESTFIELD 9723771 HALLIGAN RUTH 72 WESTFIELD AVE APT 503D ELIZABETH 9186883 KAPLOWITZ MEG V 101 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE #7 UNION 9884831 HALSEY JAMES S 470 1/2 SPRING ST ELIZABETH 10008957 KARAKATSANIS JOSE 443 NORTH AVENUE GARWOOD 9868769 HALSEY LUCEAL 715 ELAINE CT PLAINFIELD 9933926 KARATESTORE 1010 W ELIZABETH AVE LINDEN 9830017 HALSTATER AARON J CHELSEA AT FANWOOD 295 SOUTH AV FANWOOD 9621811 KARGER LARRY 45 SWENSON CIRCLE BERKELEY HGTS 9748818 HALSTATER KEAR F CHELSEA AT FANWOOD 295 SOUTH AV FANWOOD 9621811 KARPENOS ALEXANDER G 1314 PARK AVE PLAINFIELD 9929225 HAMILTON ARTHUR G 1 230 RADCLIFFE PL PLAINFIELD 9731909 KARTER NICHOLAS 638 BOULEVARD WESTFIELD 9848421 HAMILTON MARGARET 1981 WALKER AVENUE UNION 9731140 KAUFMAN NATHAN T 801 N BROAD ST ELIZABETH 9827427 HAMLIN RICHARD 8 SHEFFIELD RD SUMMIT 9571055 KAUR KULWANT 350 W 1ST AVE ROSELLE 9780067 HAMMONDS FERDINAND 1171 CUSHING RD PLAINFIELD 9559140 KAUR SHAMI 425 N WOOD AVE LINDEN 9942901 HAMOUD MICHAEL C 16 NEW WALNUT ST NO PLANFIELD 10013039 KAVINSKI JEANNE MARIE 42 KEMPSHAL TER FANWOOD 9929412 HAND CARE INC ENT 123 SOUTH AVE E WESTFIELD 9810818 KAZARY CHARLES 666 ALLEN ST LINDEN 9556999 HANNON JOHN 1 GREENSVIEW COURT SCOTCH PALINS 9723324 KELLER INEZ H 743 JACKSON AVE APT 1 ELIZABETH 9877897 HANSEN BONNIE B 42 MOONTAIN AVE NO PLAINFIELD 9062051 KELLY ANN M 315 W GRAND ST APT 3R ELIZABETH 9780169 HANSEN ELSIE F 2042 TYLER ST UNION 9729061 KELLY EUGENE 462 MEISEL AVE. SPRINGFIELD 9883290 HARDWICK VIRGINIA L 361 ORENDA CIR WESTFIELD 9781495 KELLY JOSEPHINE %MANTELL 26 FOREST DR WATCHUNG 9877899 HARDY NAOMI C 542 W 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 9933937 KELLY KATHLEEN C 10C PARKWAY VILLAGE CRANFORD 9843088 HARLOW CLARICE S 72 GARDEN OVAL SPRINGFIELD 9878814 KELLY LAURIE 760 VALLEY RD WALTCHUNG 9742960 HARMAN PATRICIA C/O PATRICIALAMBERTSON 475 WEST END AVE PLAINFIELD 9709431 KELLY MARYELLEN 34 TOOKER AVE SPRINGFIELD 9726671 HARRINGTON RUTH P P O BOX 6510 EAST PORT STATION ELIZABETH 9159730 KELLY NELSON J 1287 WILDWOOD TER UNION 9894713 C/O JACK SHALHON KELLY RUTH C/O RUTH KELLY 265 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT 9889130 HARRIS GERTIE A 1119 LINCOLN AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS 9624383 KEMPCZYNSKI THEODORE 210 NORTH AVE W CRANFORD 9852419 HARRIS MARYLEE PO BOX 2451 PLAINFIELD 9777470 KEMPER INSURANCE KEMPER BLDG SUMMIT 9855987 HARTMANN ALYCE A 1601 DILL AVE # APT110 LINDEN 9877776 KENELY ELIZABETH 108 BERWYN ST ROSELLE PARK 9780256 HARVELL JUNIUS 1133 WASHINGTON AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9933953 KENNEDY KERRI L 508 GRIER AVE ELIZABETH 9780260 HASAN SYEDA I 291 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD 9748205 KENNETH ZALK 6 ESSEX ROAD SUMMIT 9890486 HASPILER VICTOR 828 MONMOUTH AVE LINDEN 9742230 KENNY GEORGE C 45 BELLEVUE AVE SUMMIT 9996116 HATCH JACQUELINE 2015 MOUNTAIN AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9730311 KENYON JOHN R 157 HUNTER AVENUE FANWOOD 9722584 HATFIELD DEIRDRE 27 VALLEY VIEW AVENUE SUMMIT 9909743 KEPPING GEORGE 12 MOUNTAINVIEW DR MOUNTAINSIDE 9780298 HATTO VICTOR A 500 WESTFIELD AVENUE 3RD ELIZABETH 9742231 KEPPING MARTHA J 12 MOUNTAINVIEW DR MOUNTAINSIDE 9780298 HATULAN JULIESETTE 417 RARITAN RD LINDEN 9863750 KESSLER ALBERT L 934 LOWDEN AVE UNION 10008980 HAUPT DORA L 216 EVERGREEN CT MOUNTAINSIDE 9777585 KEYES EARNESTINE PO BOX 3324 ELIZABETH 9780350 HAUPT ELSIE 284 SHELTON TER HILLSIDE 9933955 KEYSER C JACK 1110 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE 9667564 HAUSER FRANK C 1133 BOYNTON AVE APT 133 WESTFIELD 9777587 KEYSER JACQUELINE J 1110 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE 9667564 HAUSMANN WILLIAM F 676 LILLIAN TER UNION NJ 9841433 KHOLEVO ALEXANDER S 159 SOUTHGATE RD NEW PROVIDENCE 9954377 HAWKS MADELINE C 237 CRANFORD AVE CRANFORD 9729088 KIEBLER HEINZ G 22 PRINCETON RD CRANFORD 9742510 HAYES ELEANOR 248 W 3RD AVE ROSELLE 9777613 KIFNER JOSEPH 573 JERSEY AVE ELIZABETH 9877911 HAYES JOSEPH N 696 W EIGHTH ST PLAINFIELD 9624959 KILLEEN J M 2227 CONCORD RD SCOTCH PLAINS 9928687 HAYWARD INDUSTRIES RETIREMENT PLAN ENT 900 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE ELIZABETH 9803882 KILLEEN KATHLEEN CARE OF JOAN MAULSHAGEN 769 EMERSON AVE ELIZABETH 9858758 HAYWOOD ZELDA 131 BAILEY AVE HILLSIDE 9868386 KILLIAN THOMAS W 75 COLT RD SUMMIT 9780414 HECHAVARRIA JOSE L 555 JEFERSON AVENUE APT J ELIZABETH 9748217 KIM ANDY 1407 MORRIS AVE #114 UNION 9803556 HECHLER JILL A 291 DUER ST NORTH PLAINFIELD 9726535 KING ALBERTAS 305 JOHNSTON AVE 2ND FL PLAINFIELD 9927124 HEICK JOAN G 14 ADAMS AVE CRANFORD 9869311 KING IDA 50 WENDELL PLACE CLARK 9877914 HELBO GEORGE 211 MAPLE AVE N PLAINFIELD 9709834 KINNEY 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LARKSPUR DR MOUNTAINSIDE 9777977 KRAVITZ SIDD 1435 MORRIS AVE UNION 9559016 HICKS WILLIAM B 36 WINDSOR WAY BERKELEY HEIGHT 9621574 KREBS WILLIAM L 810 CENTRAL AVE PLAINFIELD 9871540 HIDALGO FRANK F 630 EAST THIRD AVENUE ROSELLE 9062059 KREUTZER JOHN C 67 LEFFERTS LN CLARK 9934232 HIGGINS ERNEST W 249 W 1ST AVE ROSELLE 9801611 KRIEGER GEORGE 13 WADSWORTH TERR CRANFORD 9263473 HILDAO TAYLOR 1019 CHARLES ST MOUNTAINSIDE 9977387 KRIENDLER ALICE 190 OAKRIDGE AVE SUMMIT 9825078 HILL ALTHEA 240 ADAMS ST RAHWAY 9750488 KRINSKY MARY 276 DELAWARE AVE UNION 9952303 HILL JOHN C 11 2ND ST SANDWOOD 9804859 KRONISH HERBERT P O BOX 1621 PLAINFIELD 9812783 HILLENBRAND JON 127 WEST 5TH AVE ROSELLE 9877242 KUCK CHARLOTTE L 25 EDGEMONT RD WATCHUNG 9999990 HILLIARD ELEANOR E 1 252 BRIARCLIFF DR RAHWAY 9778054 KUDUK LILLIAN 137 CEDAR AVE BOX 4068 LINDEN 9729203 HILLSIDE PHYSICAL TH ENT 1 542 MORRIS PL HILLSIDE 9928715 KUDUK VICTOR M 137 CEDAR AVE BOX 4068 LINDEN 9729206 HILTZHEIMER FITZHUGH C/O U S LINES 32 COMMERCE AVE CRANFORD 9556840 KUEHLER JEFF 1620 RT 22 EAST UNION 9940886 HINKES PHYLLIS 19 BERNADETT CRT SPRNGFLD 9747963 KULESZA ZDZISLAW 31 CAROLYN TER APT A ROSELLE 9781160 HINTENACH RAYMOND JR 1094 JAQUES AVE RAHWAY 9556842 KUO PING C 640 GOLF TER UNION 9710531 HINTON CLAUDETTE 1216 UNION AVENUE 1ST FLOOR LINDEN 9909747 KUPCHA JOSEPH 1127 WALNUT ST LINDEN 9934239 HINTZE MARY E 275 HAMILTON AVE BERKELEY HEIG 9879383 KURZ HENRY W 132 W LINCOLN AVE ROSELLE PARK 9729209 HIPPERT MARY L 451 HENRY ST ELIZABETH 9778090 KUTKA KAREN E 61 RARITAN RD LINDER 9737854 HIRIBERTO RUIZ 1367 LIBERTY AVE CHESTNUT 9908162 KVARACEJUS CAROLINE L 751 MYRTLE ST ELIZABETH 9781237 HOFFMAN ALTHEA D 2379 REDWOOD RD SCOTCH PLAINS 9621827 KVARACEJUS PETER J 751 MYRTLE ST ELIZABETH 9781239 HOFFMAN CHRISTINE 638 CORA PL RAHWAY 9990193 KYDONIEUS DEMETR 456 N BROAD ST ELIZABETH 9709235 HOGAN BRIAN 107 CHAUCER DR BERKELY HEIGHTS 9560413 KYNES FOSTER C 923 GRANDVIEW AVE WESTFIELD 9625052 HOGSTROM DOROTHY G 41 WASHINGTON AVENUE NO PLAINFIELD 9745304 KZIRIAN DANIELLE M 618 MAPLE STREET WESTFIELD 9624466 HOLCOMB HARLEY J 112 LINDEN AVE APT 2 PLAINFIELD 9926601 KZIRIAN LYDIA C 618 MAPLE STREET WESTFIELD 9625053 HOLDER JEANETTE M 31 BERKELEY TERRACE PLAINFIELD 9806431 LA CORTE FRANK 1123 GRANDVIEW AVE WESTFIELD N J 0 9737254 HOLLAND ALICE D 1055 JAQUES AVENUE RAHWAY 9877813 LA COTERA OSCAR L 358 S BROAD ST #6 ELIZABETH 9748743 HOLLAND GEORGIA E 78 CHERWOOD RD SPRINGFIELD 9991772 LABA ELAINE 26 CHESTNUT HILL DR NEW PROVIDNCE 9882792 HOLLERBACH ANNA M 25 JACQUES ST ELIZABETH 9934012 LAMAIRE PETER SCOTT 693 DENNINGER RD NORTH PLAINFIELD 9726768 HOLLEY GEORGE 332 WINANS AVE HILLSIDE 9844177 LAMANIS STEPHEN D 15 DONALD PLACE ELIZABETH 9731321 HOLLMAN JIM H 1601 COMPTON PL HILLSIDE 9778247 LAMB TAMARA M 1948 MOUNTAINVIEW AVE UNION 9781382 HOLLOWAY CLINTON 1108 HARLES ST APT#25 LINDEN 9709357 LAMINS MARY A 15 DONALD PLACE ELIZABETH 9731321 HOLLYWOOD EILEEN 707 SELFMASTER PKY UNION 9883270 LAMONT BARBARA 76 NEW ENGLAND AVE APT 22 SUMMIT 9727193 HOLMES FINANCIAL 291 MORRIS AVE SUMMIT 9863215 LAPOINT ANNA M 572 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH 9877956 HOLMES MARIAN C C/O MARIAN THOMAS 437 CATHERINE ST ELIZABETH 9186885 LAPOLLA MICHAEL 15 HIGHLAND AVE ELIZABETH 9799731 HOLMES PAMELA F 315 MYRTLE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9778275 LARA MANUEL 717 ARLINGTON AVE A 4D PLAINFIELD 9810837 HOLMES SHAYNE J 246 HILTON AVE VAUXHALL 10013670 LARMONE GERVELLE C 16 JOHN ST SUMMIT 9934256 HOLT PENELOPE W C/O JOHN R HOLT POA 1 236 EAST 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 9624975 LARRAHONDO JOSE F 1139 MARY ST ELIZABETH NJ 9841450 HOMILDADELNETTE E 47 ETHAN DR NW PROVIDENCE 9852391 LARSON DOROTHY 414 EDGAR RD WESTFIELD 9877959 HONRATH ROBERT F 227 LONGVIEW ROAD UNION 9928322 LASALA ANNA 15 JOHN ST SUMMIT 9781545 HOOP PICKS LLC 269 APPLETREE LN MOUNTAINSIDE 9830005 LATORRE LEMUEL 550 NEWMAN PL 2ND FLOOR ROSELLE 10012880 HOPKINS EDDIE III 965 WEST 5TH STREET PLAINFIELD 9996048 LAUBE NESLY 25 LOCKWOOD DR APT 33 ROSELLE 9718991 HOPKINS SANDRA JEAN 1 SAMOSET RD CRANFORD 9709705 LAUCIUS ROBERT 41 N ELEVENTH ST KENILWORTH 2621350 HORN MAX J 1510 LIBERTY AVE HILLSIDE 9877823 LAURIDSEN MOGENS H 432 DENMAN ROAD CRANFORD 9724037 HORN MICHAEL A 1770 MOUNTAIN AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9726561 LAURORE JIMMY J 726 DRAKE AVE ROSELLE 9863004 HORNE FLORENCE T 5 PINE COURT WEST FIELD 9927443 LAWRENCE LINDA M 955 WILLIAM ST ELIZABETH 9781672 HORNING JOAN 174 HIGH TOR DR WATCHUNG 9558695 LAWRENCE MINNIE L 326 LIVINGSTON ST ELIZABETH 9781676 HOROWITZ GARY J 955 S SPRINGFIELD AVE UNIT C11 SPRINGFIELD 9778387 LAWRENCE ROOSEVELT 688 JACKSON AVENUE ROSELLE 9920660 HOUSELL CECILIA 35 GARDEN DR APT A ROSELLE 9778429 LAZAR WILLIAM 1611 SUMMIT TER LINDEN 9781709 HOVANEC EDNA MAE 165 E GRAND AVE APT 209 RAHWAY 9951196 LAZUR GARY J 23 VISTA AVE ELIZABETH NJ 9841454 HOWARD LORETTA 205 PENNSYLVANIA AVE HILLSIDE 9778448 LEACH EUGENE 436 VINE ST APT D ELIZABETH 9781728 HOWARD MARK L 248 PORT AVE ELIZABETH 9873768 LEACH MAYRA M 436 VINE ST APT D ELIZABETH 9781732 HOWARD RICHARD 634 E 6TH ST PLAINFIELD 9778454 LEAR SIEGLER DIVERSIFIED 469 MORRIS AVENUE SUMMIT 10008858 HOWARTH JANE 1175 GRESLIN TER RAHWAY 9731 237 LEARY IVERY L 918 W 7TH ST PLAINFIELD 9781750 HRICKO STEPHEN A MR 608 FAITOUTE AVE ROSELLE PARK 9878829 LEAVY JAMES 332 CRAWFORD TERR UNION 9920692 HRUDOWSKY THERESA 1 53 2ND ST ELIZABETH 9726569 LEBRON MARIBEL 229 WESTFIELD AVE ELIZABETH 9709303 HUBER DAVID 219 GALLINSON DR MURRAY HILL 10012996 LEDET BONNIE D 68 PALLANT AVE LINDEN 9914017 HUBLEY ANNA 305 HOGEL STREET LINDEN 9877832 LEDON RAMON 1308 MORRIS AVE UNION 9929247 HUDSON GEORGETTE PO BOX 193 ROSELLE 9778536 LEE NEWTON C 228 MARINE TERRACE HILLSIDE 9560248 HUDSON JAMES C 559 LEO ST HILLSIDE 9991123 LEE SOOK J 10 OVERLOOK RD APT 3I SUMMIT 9781859 HUFF ELEANOR M 932 LAKE AVE CLARK 9624406 LEIDIG MARIE A 315 W GRAND ST APT 12L ELIZABETH 9934278 HUGHES JANET 1636 WILLEVER ST PLAINFIELD 9778580 LEJARDI MARIA 575 MONROE AVE # ATTIC ELIZABETH 9895128 HUGHES JOSEPH P 26 RIDGEDALE AVE SUMMIT 9726575 LELLMAN CHARLES L 2346 PROMENADE SCOTCH PLAINS 9865753 HUNT HOWARD 1832 CHAPEL RD SCOTCH PLAINS 9556881 LENNON ROBERT J 1709 MOUNTAIN AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9557168 HUNT JEAN ANN 557 OAKRIDGE AVE NORTH PLAINFIELD 97291 27 LEOBOLD RICHARD J 214 N 11TH ST KENILWORTH 9781953 HUNT MARIAN 360 SYCAMORE DR UNION 9990209 LEONARD SOPHIE D 126 COURT ST ELIZABETH 9200144 HURDLE TANGI PO BOX 3216 PLAINFIELD 9778691 LEONE CATHERINE W 42 TIP TOP WAY TOMS RIVER 9781967 HURLEY EDWARD T 12 BURNSIDE AVENUE CRANFORD 9559189 LEONOWICZ KENNETH 57 SOUTH UNION AVE CRANFORD 9929046 HURLEY GEORGE C JR 347 MARTIN RD UNION 9934060 LEPKOSKY CORA M 573 WALNUT ST ELIZABETH 9709630 HURTADO NELSON 567 MADISON AVE ELIZABETH 9883733 LESINAK ZOZISOAW 750 JACKSON AVENUE ELIZABETH 9560256 HUSKA MARTIN C 744 COOLIDGE AVE PLAINFIELD 9852399 LESNIAK LAURA 75 TUDOR DRIVE CLARK 9920807 HUTCHINS ALICIAS 125 CARNEGIE PL VAUXHALL 9882762 LESNIK & WOLFENSON 2414 MORRIS AVE UNION 9932201 HYDEN VINCENT A 220 WEST SECOND AVE ROSELLE 9716391 LESNIK LEON 57 COUNTRY CLUB LANE SPRINGFIELD 9931495 HYLTON PHARON A 1058 MADISON AVENUE APT D ELIZABETH 9742238 LETTINI ROSE 14 FURBER AVE LINDEN 9782009 HYMAN MARTIN 443 E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK 9929214 LEUSTEK ANA T 117 PERSHING AVE ROSELLE PARK 9870500 IANDOLI SUSIE A 147 BROAD ST SUMMIT 9731972 LEVINA IRINA 426 VINE ST ELIZABETH 9716203 IBRAHIM HOWAIDA S PO BOX 2419 ELIZABETH 9710504 LEVY FRANCOIS A 26 GREEN HILL RD SPRINGFIELD 9624479 IDOWY KEHINDE 347 MARION ST UNION 9946393 LEWANDOWSKI EUGENE 306 RETFORD AVE CRANFORD 9782058 IGNATUK HEATHERQ 390 MORRIS AVE SUMMIT 9825450 LEWCZAK DOLORES E 63 W CLAY AVE ROSELL PARK 9735291 ILIOPOULOS GEORGIOS 361 WATCHUNG AVENUE NORTH PLAINFIELD 9913936 LEWIS ANDRE 1209 CENTRAL AVE PLAINFIELD 9855320 IMPERIAL COLOR CORP 824 LIVINGSTON ST ELIZABETH 9778799 LEWIS EDITH M 440 W 4TH ST PLAINFIELD 9782071 INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL CARE PA ENT 35 BEECHWOOD RD SUMMIT 9856993 LEWIS LUCY B 304 INDIANAST UNION 9730434 INTRAN INC T A E FAYE AGENCY 7 3RD ST ELIZABETH 9990225 LEWMAR PAPER CO INC TR 251 S 31ST ST KENILWORTH 9852449 IRVING NEIL W 36 YARMOUTH DR MURRAY HILL 9805545 LIBERTY HARLEY DAVIDSON 12 W MILTON AVE RAHWAY 9723728 IRVING TODD D 36 YARMOUTH DR MURRAY HILL 9805545 LIBERTY PUBL STUDIO 1106 N BROAD ST HILLSIDE 9829568 ISAACS BRYAN A 955 W 6TH STREET PLAINFIELD 9855319 LICHEN TAN 211 BROADMOOR CT APT 1 UNION 9954277 IXPATAC MIGUEL 445 W 6TH ST PLAINFIELD 9989728 LIE HANS 132 BRIARWOOD DRIVE EAST BERKELEY HEIGHTS 9805700 IZAKS HILDEGARD R 2421 N THIRD ST UNION 9853509 LIGERTWOOD ALAN S 851 SPRINGFIELD AVE #16F SUMMIT 9726854 IZAKS VOLDEMARS 2421 N THIRD ST UNION 9853509 LILLIAN M ZAHN 2091 MORRIS AVENUE APT 221 UNION 9722953 J M GRAPHICS A N EDWIN COHN CHARLOTTE CO LINDEN 9929077 LIMA SORAIA C 312 GREEN BRIER DR UNION 9749043 J MAUTI MD ENT UNION HOSPITAL 1000 GALLOPING HILL UNION 9716363 LINDEN PAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS LINDEN 9807044 JACHYM PAUL M 334 BROADWELL AVE UNION 9726607 LINDSAY CHRISTINE 120 WEST FIELD AVENUE UNIT 19C ELIZABETH 9728423 JACK M SIEGEL ESQUIRE 2445 STEVENS ST UNION 9723740 LINI INC 665 E LINCOLN AVE RAHWAY 9908466 JACKSON DOUGLAS P 455 MAPLEWOOD AVE ROSELLE PARK 9779002 LIONEL R LIMA 2559 HAMILTON TERRACE UNION 9723307 JACKSON EVA L 948 FLORA ST ELIZABETH 9897334 LIPOVSKY BORIS 10 CHERRY STREET ELIZABETH 9991164 JACKSON GIGANTE C 389 RIDGEVIEW AVE APT #2 SCOTCH PLAINS 9743711 LIPSCOMB GEORGE E 233 W GRAND ST ELIZABETH 9810071 JACKSON MARIE N 33 TRENTON AVE PO BOX 6 FANWOOD 9955327 LIQUOR FLAGSTAFF P O BOX 3129 UNION 9742220 JACKSON MARK D 733 BERKELEY AVE PLAINFIELD 9892915 LISATOLSON SELF EMP PSP 1507 FOX TRL MOUNTAINSIDE 9726861 JACKSONREED HELENE R HELENE R JACKSON 536 BLOY ST APT 1 HILLSIDE 9779065 LISSENDEN WILLIAM T 19 NORWOOD RD SPRINGFIELD 9719070 JAEKLE GWEN W 1142 HARDING RD ELIZABETH 9746079 LITCHMAN MICHAEL 127 SWEETBRIAR LANE NO PLAINFIELD 9558714 JAFERI GHAZANFAR 11 GREENE DRIVE ROSELLE PARK 9929219 LIZAIRE GERDA 785 MADISON AVE UNION 9903282 JAFFE LEONARD 609 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD 9928611 LLANOS JAMES 108 WEST 9TH AVE ROSELLE 9930028 JAFFE TANIA 419 CAYUGA WAY WESTFIELD 9749886 LLC CSLD PO BOX 3126 PLAINFIELD 9801643 JAIMES ADALBERTO 985 BROWN TER UNION 9739671 LLC SUMMIT E 6 HARRISON DR BERKELEY HEIGHT 9869403 JAIN REEMA 1101 COOPER ROAD SCOTCH PLAINS 10013555 LLD MCEOC 801 3RD ST PLAINFIELD 9801950 JAMES RICHARD JR 6 ALVIN TERR SPRINGFIELD 9724800 LLOYD SAMUEL O 35 EASTERN PKWY HILLSIDE 9782354 JANSON BARBARA O 201 PENN PL LINDEN 9779190 LOGAN BARBARA J 1065 E JERSEY AVE ELIZABETH 9782394 JAREMA STEPHEN 1 525 FRANK ST SCOTCH PLAINS 9722570 LOMBA NANCY D 315 E 5TH AVE ROSELLE 9782431 JAZWA THOMAS E 1986 WALL ST RAHWAY 2465201 LOMBARDI MARCELLINO 630 SPRINGFIELD AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT 9801851 JEAN DIENDONNE JO 19 PINGRY PL ELIZABETH 9827466 LONG KEVIN 712 N BROAD ST ELIZABETH 9557224 JEAN MARTINO 610 SALEM AVE APT B7 ELIZABETH 9882766 LONG LILLIAN 931 ESSEX AVE LINDEN 9804331 JEANNOT PIERRE M 1345 VIRGINIA ST ELIZABETH NJ 9841442 LOPES MARIA C 144 PARK PL FL 1 ELIZABETH 9719095 JEDINY JULIAESTAT 131 DENMAN RD CRANFORD 9934097 LOPEZ ARMANDO M 6 NORTH ST SUMMIT 9829575 JEFFREY HAZEL 900 CHANDLER AVE ROSELLE 9779264 LOPEZ JOE L 115 INSLEE PL REAR ELIZABETH 9719099 JEMESON NELLY 1029 IRONBOUND AVE PLAINFIELD 9556931 LOPEZ JOSE D 238 PORT AVE ELIZABETH 9709229 JENETTE ANTHONY R 133 BELMAR TERR WEST FIELD 9556932 LOPEZ LESLIE 1 229 LENOX AVE PLAINFIELD 9953937 JENKINS JAMES E 69 OLD STERLING RD WARREN 9876881 LOPEZ MARITZANA 230 FRANKLIN ST APT 2 ELIZABETH 9882805 JENKINS JEAN 138 CLARK PL ELIZABETH 9866399 LOPEZ RENZO 1513 OAKLAND AVE UNION 9927871 JENNINGS MICHAEL R 321 NORTH AVE E102 CRANFORD 9874619 LORDI ANTHONY P 373 CORNELL AVE RAHWAY 9852457 JENNINGS VERONICA M 321 NORTH AVE E102 CRANFORD 9874619 LORENSON RICHARD C/O LORENSON JEWELERS 446 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT 9557230 JESUS ANGEL 953 MADISON AVE APT 1 D ELIZABETH 9734123 LORETTA V B 262 HOLLY HILL MOUNTAINSIDE 9931646 JETTER BEVERLY E 315 WILLOW AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9779337 LORIOT C VINCENT C/O ROBERT N SULLIVAN BOX 272 BERKELEY HEIGHTS 9890025 JETTER IRENE 315 WILLOW AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9779339 LOTT JAMES D 970 GROVE ST B ELIZABETH 9875806 JIBSON BABATUNDE 1453 55 MAPLEWOODD TERR PLAINFIELD 9860441 LOUIE THERESE E 447 CONANT AVE UNION 9782536 JIMENEZ ALEX 202 LELAND AVE APT 2 PLAINFIELD 9929958 LOVALLO LYDIA 4 RUTGERS RD CRANFORD 9976650 JIMENEZ FRELIDA 347 PENNINGTON ST # 1 ELIZABETH 9883477 LOVELL SIDNEY D PO BOX 5470 HILLSIDE 9990338 JIMENEZ NIEVES M 816 MEACHAM AVE LINDEN 10008974 LOVETT ALFRED R JR 14 NETHERWOOD AVE PLAINFIELD 9927194 JOAO MANUEL D 21 ACORN DR CLARK 9913954 LOVETT BETTY A 420 JOHN ST PLAINFIELD 9927186 JOHANSON MARY ELIZABETH 1002 RIPLEY AVE WESTFIELD 9722572 LOWE DOLLIE V 689 W 3RD ST PLAINFIELD 9782573 JOHN M AND NELWYN ROSS 340 NORTH AVENUE CRANFORD 9726773 LUBECK JEFFREY C 166 GROVE ST NORTH PLAINFIEL 9709233 C/O DUGHI & HEWIT ATTN CH LUBRANO EDWARD 14 GINISI DR CLARK 9935360 JOHNSON ALEXANDER 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LOREEN E 688 W 4TH ST PLAINFIELD 9927159 LYONS PEARL R 355 HENRY STREET PLAINFIELD 9878012 JOHNSON PAMELA F 1 265 SHAEFER AVE ROSELLE 9779503 M AMATOS INC 947 MEREDITH AVE ELIZABETH 9990350 JOHNSON RALPH C 1148 FOREST DR CLARK 10000845 M D JAYESH KANUGA 1175 PUDDINGSTONE ROAD MOUNTAINSIDE 9828093 JOHNSON RANDOLPH C/O RENETTA PIERCE 125 DEHART PL ELIZABETH 9713544 M D LUCYAMMATHALODY 240 WILLIAMSON STREET SUITE 400 ELIZABETH 9828133 JOHNSON SHARONNA M 83 ANDOVER AVE PLAINFIELD 9990243 M W INTERNATIONAL IN 225 LONG AVE HILLSIDE 9782800 JOHNSON WAKA S 1038 PARK AVE APT 9 PLAINFIELD 9827946 MACDONALD JENNIFER L 400 W ELIZABETH AVE APT 6 LINDEN 10005969 JOHNSON WILLIAM A PO BOX 903 NEW PROVIDNCE 9891734 MACEACHERN KEVINEXECU 218 KATHERINE ST SCOTCH PLAINS 9934344 Continued on Page 26 PAGE 26 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 WWW.LOCALSOURCE.COM WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Continued from Page 25 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

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O W NER NAME STREET 1 STREET 2 CITY P R O P E R T Y ID O W NER NAME STREET 1 STREET 2 CITY P R O P E R T Y ID POPOVICH MARYANNE 923 SPOFFORD AVE ELIZABETH 9854004 SANTOS MARIA L 582 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH 9720197 POPROSKY ELAINE 450 COLONIAL AVE UNION 10001833 SAPORTA DIEGO 315 ELMORAAVE ELIZABETH 9929331 PORPIGLIA WILLIAM 535 MOUNTAIN AVE MURRAY HILL 9954337 SAQUING ZENY 83 REINHOLD TER UNION 9791250 POWELL DAVID 955 S SPRINGFIELD AVE A P T C 30 SPRINGFIELD 9788772 SATTUR THEODORE W II 1029 PEIRPONT ST RAHWAY 9805007 POWELL EDWARD 475 WEST END AVE NORTH PLAINFIELD 9804984 SAUNDERS GILBERT 934 LELAND AVE PLAINFIELD 9730323 POWELL JEFFREY 955 S SPRINGFIELD AVE APT C 30 SPRINGFIELD 9788773 SAVAGE ALICIA C 380 IRVINGTON AVE APT 2 ELIZABETH 9791307 POWERS ROSE M 1851 DILL AVE LINDEN 9788801 SAWICKA S 167 BAY AVE ELIZABETH 9934935 POWLEY FRANCIS E 774 W SCOTT AVE RAHWAY 9788806 SCHADT MARTIN R 112 ELM ST WESTFIELD 9791431 PRADO ALEXANDER 632 DEVINE AVE ELIZABETH 9891645 SCHATZABEL WILLIAM H 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STANKIEWICZ LECH 456 MARSHALL ST ELIZABETH 9793398 ROSE TENEALE S 2035 BALLMORAL AVE UNION 9946524 STANLEY D SCHULTZ 499 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD 9913584 ROSELLE CENTER PHARMACY ENT 570 RARITAN RD ROSELLE 9857554 STASIL JEROME 233 LAURENCE AVE PLAINFIELD 9929485 ROSENFARB RONALD 1108 RARITAN RD CRANFORD 9953789 STATON ULANDA R 1576 CLINTON PL HILLSIDE 9829087 ROSENZWEIG JAY 463 E 1ST AVE ROSELLE 9790511 STAVRAKIS LOUIS 103 ELMWOOD AVE UNION 9933166 ROSSETTI STEFANO 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD KENILWORTH 9573293 STAVRAKIS SHARON 103 ELMWOOD AVE UNION 9933166 ROTELLA PERRY 263 SEATON AVE ROSELLE PARK 9882877 STAVROS SOUSANA J 227 CHARLES WESTFIELD 9878382 ROTH RONALD K 8 SHEFFIELD RD SUMMIT 9571055 STAZESKI THEODORE J 14 DRUID HILL RD SUMMIT 9576880 ROTKEWICZ JAMES K 945 WOODLAWN AVE LINDEN 9559356 STEIMEL JOHN J 76 E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK 9852650 ROURKE JAMES 34 WHITTIER RD CLARLE 9790596 STEIN DONALD 112 RIDGE STREET CRANFORD 9560355 ROY JOSEPH 1433 E FRONT ST PLAINFIELD 9879595 STEINBRENNER RICHARD T 9 HUNTERS TRAIL WARREN 9558209 ROYSTER LEWIS 357 HOE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9790654 STEINER HILDIE 38 CHRISTY LN SPRINGFIELD 9884494 ROYSTER LUCY 619 DARROW AVE PLAINFIELD 9934879 STEINER TODD J 38 CHRISTY LN SPRINGFIELD 9884494 ROYSTER ROGER 1 224 MAGNOLIA PLACE UNION 9934880 STEINHAUSER NICHOLA 86 WASHINTON AVE SPRINGFIELD 9954448 RUALES MICHAEL 444 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE 9930387 STERRATH HELEN E 776 EMERSON AVE ELIZABETH 9727967 RUANO VIDALIA 157 CODDINGTON ST RAHWAY 9790666 STEVENS JANET C 1438 WHITEWOOD CT PLAINFIELD 9793568 RUBEL FRANCES 930 TICE PL WESTFIELD 9733327 STEVENS LARRY M 496 RACE ST RAHWAY 9793571 RUBEL KURT 930 TICE PL WESTFIELD 9733327 STEVENS LOIS 410 LINDEN ROAD ROSELLE 9812132 RUBERTI ANNA K 387 GROVE ST NORTH PLAINFIEL 9790676 STEVENS NICK 468 WESTFIELD AVE CLARK 9860248 RUBERTI THEODORE J 387 GROVE ST NORTH PLAINFIEL 9790678 STEVENS STEVE 1201 RARITAN RD CLARK 9855993 RUBINO MICHAEL J 12 HARRISON DR BERKELEY HTS 9884329 STOKES LORRAINE H 1601 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STROBER DAVID 1319 PROSPECT ST WESTFIELD 10014687 RYAN DOREEN M CALI CORP CENTER 65 JACKSON DR CRANFORD 9931489 STROUD DEBBIE 255 CLARK ST HILLSIDE 9730190 RYAN ELVA L 1020 WILLIAM ST ELIZABETH 9790854 STROUD LILLIAN 255 CLARK ST HILLSIDE 9730190 RYAN MILDRED D 49 FOREST DR SPRINGFIELD 10002348 STROWE THOMAS H 206 SHERMAN AVE ROSELLE PARK 9793809 RYAN ROBERT J 127 INDEPENDENCE DR ROSELLE 9790876 STRYCHOWSKI IRENE 2 KATHERINE ST CLARK TOWNSHI 9709663 RYAN WILLIAM E 116 PENNINGTON WASHINGTON RD ROSELLE PARK 9929327 STUART CUNDIFF 140 W 6 AVENUE ROSELLE 9890496 RYON WILLIAM J 75 PINE GROVE RD BERKLEY HGTS 9557982 STUDZINSKA ROMUALDA 1686 WALKER AVE APT 2 UNION 9793840 S WARREN ASSOC RIVERS EDGE 151 SUMMERS AVE KENILWORTH 9888260 STUMPF NORMAN R 33 ESTELLE LANE FANWOOD 9728908 SA LYNETTE 32 CRAIG PL N PLAINSFIELD 9877336 STUMPF PAULINE C 33 ESTELLE LANE FANWOOD 9728908 SAAVEDRA FRANCISCO 918 ELIZABETH AVE ELIZABETH 9929328 STYPA MARCIA 1031 SUNNY SLOPE DR MOUNTAINSIDE 9991295 SABO EDITH 22 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APT 246 ROSELLE 9794160 SANDHU KULWINDER S 350 W 1ST AVE FL 2 ROSELLE 9791134 TABEEK FOUAD C/O JOHN RUSNAK 26 KEMSHALL TERRACE FANWOOD 9709816 SANDHUSEN VIRGINIA 1463 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE 9924139 TABEEK MARGARET ANN 161 FARLEY AVE FANWOOD 9909511 SANDLER DONALD R 23 RUTGERS RD CRANFORD 9790823 TADROS ROSA 329 CENTRE STREET ELIZABETH 9742170 SANDLER GORDON M 23 RUTGERS RD CRANFORD 9790823 TAG CHARLES 620 LAUREL AVE ROSELLE PARK 9878430 SANDS CHARLES L 934 WEST 6TH STREET PLAINFIELD 9863976 TALENT TREE INC STE 112 430 MOUNTAIN AVE MURRAY HILL NJ 9953866 SANFIORENZO VICTOR J 87 NORWOOD AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9791148 TAMBOLI JAGBISH M 549 CHILTON ST ELIZABETH 9805038 SANFORD FRANCES 317 CEDAR ST GARWOOD 9559668 TAMMARO TERESINA 129 MYRTLE AVE FL 2 WESTFIELD 9802011 SANGIULIAN DOROTHY 54 PORTLAND AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9791153 TAN GLENNA 647 ACADEMY TER LINDEN 9884363 SANGIULIANO JOSEPH 54 PORTLAND AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 9791155 TANCHAK DOROTHY 786 LIBERTY AVE UNION 9558276 SANGUILIANO 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O W NER NAME S TR E E T 1 S TR E E T 2 CITY P R O P E R TY ID O W NER NAME S TR E E T 1 S TR E E T 2 CITY P R O P E R TY ID TEAMSTERS LOCAL 4 1 CITY HALL PLAZA RAHWAY 9858408 WARD WALTER 270 ADAMS ST RAHWAY 9868820 TEDESCO BARBARA 407 E PRICE STREET LINDEN 9879777 WARD WILLIAM 928 E HENRY ST LINDEN 9796165 TEGRAR STEVEN THREE CONNELL DR STE 6200 BERKELEY HEIGHTS 9931492 WARE WALTER 122 NETHERWOOD AVE PLAINFIELD 9796177 TENA M D 103 BRIARWOOD DRIVE WEST BERKELY HEIGHTS 9860787 WARICKA MARY 1235 COLLIDGE AVE UNION 9879880 TENTEN ROBERT C 165 RUSSELL ROAD FANWOOD 7477624 WARNER DALE 801 THIRD ST PLAINFIELD 9801950 TERRY CHAPEL W 720 S PARK ST ELIZABETH 9794443 WARRANTY TITLE AGENCY INC 65 SPRINGFIELD AVE SPRINGFIELD 9852680 TERRY MARY A 720 S PARK ST ELIZABETH 9794449 WARREN GROUP 340 NORTH AVE E CRANFORD 9894295 TERRY MILTON E 381 CREEK BEAD RD MOUNTAINSIDE 9805042 WARUTA BEN 1811 MANOR DR APT C UNION 9710003 TERRY THEODORE M 114 IRWIN ST SPRINGFIELD 9878440 WASILEWSKALIC ALICE 711 SELFMASTER PKWY UNION 9796232 TESTA MICHAEL 31 SALEM RD NEW PROVIDENCE 9558286 WATSON ERIC 1029 WEST FRONT ST PLAINFIELD 9995634 THE ESTATE O C/O MR. LEON GARNER 1004 CHANLER AVE ROSELLE 9931713 WATSON JENNIFER 2342 LAURANA ROAD UNION 9625379 THE INDEX SYSTEM PO BOX 2095 RAHWAY 9842775 WATTEN CLOTHILDE 929 MADISON AVENUE PLAINFIELD 9857841 THEMIS INC ENT DONNA JANCSEK 67 WALNUT AVE CLARK 9875679 WAY FELISHA C 1905 E ELIZABETH AVE APT B LINDEN 9902112 THOMANDER SMITH SUSAN 36 MILLTOWN RD UNION 9726494 WEAVER ERIC 1293 ARLINGTON AVE PLAINFIELD 9827960 THOMAS ALEXANDER 1036 NORA DR LINDEN 9794518 WEBB DONALD 1442 COMPTON TER HILLSIDE 9883248 THOMAS ANN 1036 NORA DR LINDEN 9794522 WEBB NIMROD B 1353 FLORENCE AVE PLAINFIELD 9805678 THOMAS BERTRAM K 1204 FAIRMOUNT AVE 1ST FL REARELIZABETH 9720555 WEBER JOY A 2426 HILL ROAD WESTFIELD 9707081 THOMAS DONALD S 614 13 WEST 8TH ST PLAINFIELD 9843043 WEBER RICHARD H 985 TINKETTLE TURN UNION 9558469 THOMAS EDMUND 1118 W 3RD ST PLAINFIELD 9801941 WEEKS LAURA 302 WYCHWOOD RD WESTFIELD 9944899 THOMAS ESAU H 602 LIVINGSTON ST ELIZABETH 9884022 WEGRZYNEK VINCENZO A 601 MAPLE AVE LINDEN 9722283 THOMAS FRANCES J 1464 ORCHARD TER HILLSIDE 9732495 WEIDELI THOMAS 1700 E 2ND ST SCOTCH PLAINS 9827296 THOMAS H EMERSON BOX 550 WESTFIELD 9805716 WEIDELI THOMAS 1700 E. 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APT C HILLSIDE 9860020 YOU AND I BEAUTY CON 1000 SOUTH ELMORAAVE ELIZABETH 9812911 VELEZ PABLO 690 W 4TH ST PLAINFIELD 9744979 YOUNG ANNAYE A 1089 LAFAYETTE ST ELIZABETH 9841130 VELLOTTI FRANK J 1452 HIAWATHA AVE HILLSIDE 9795572 YOUNG BEATRICE 815 PEARL ST APT 4K ELIZABETH 9797623 VENEZIA ROSE 1 CEDAR ST GARWOOD 9795607 YOUNG CATARINA M 49 TUDOR CT SPRINGFIELD 9748875 VENEZIO SECURITIES I ATTN FRANK VENEZIO 516 ELIZABETH AVE ELIZABETH 9560422 YOUNG HAROLD 911 HUSSA ST LINDEN 9797634 VENTURA ALDA F 2861 WICKERSHAM AVE LINDEN 9795626 YOUNG KELLI E 404 LINCOLN PARK E CRANFORD 9797644 VENTURA NOEL A 219 MAGNOLIA AVE APT 1 ELIZABETH 9893288 YOUNG MARVIN L 117 CRESCENT AVE #11C PLAINFIELD 9728015 VERDIER CLIFFORD 341 E 6TH AVE ROSELLE 9795646 YOUNG SAMUEL V 1231 UNION ST LINDEN NJ 9841539 VEREEN MARGARET 1607 CLINTON PL HILLSIDE 9734250 YUROWSKI YVONNE L 1472 VAUXHALL RD UNION 9797697 VERNAZA NAYIBER 1190 W SAINT GEORGES AVE LINDEN 9795672 ZAGHI MIRIAM 801 NORTH BROAD #5A ELIZABETH 9825913 VESEY MARY C 1271 BARBARA AVE UNION CENTER 3317847 ZAK CAROLINE 250 EAST JERSEY ST ELIZABETH 10004007 VESSELS ELIZABETH R 1133 BOYNTON AVE APT 234 WESTFIELD 9795698 ZANCAN MARIO PO BOX 636 600 700 MTN AVE MURRAY HILL 9954459 VILLA JUAN 49 EVERGREEN ROAD SUMMIT 9845516 ZARNICK REGINA 256 CHARNWOOD RD NEW PROVIDENCE 10004014 VILLANTI MAUREEN 16 WEST 20TH ST. LINDEN 9925796 ZAVALA JHON J 839 MC CANDLES PL LINDEN 9709172 VILLANUEVA CARLOS 1116 DILL AVENUE LINDEN 9842992 ZAZICK JR LOUIS 459 ROSEHILL PL ELIZABETH 10009152 VILLAVICENCIO MARCO 676 FAIRVIEW AVE PLAINFIELD 9935195 ZELONIS KENNETH 114 E BLANCKE ST LINDEN 9558573 VINT STACY 1011 MOPSICK AVE LINDEN 9991317 ZEPHIRIN NELATON 1983 MARIANNE WAY UNION 9797846 VIVEROS JOHN 300 FIRST ST APT 1 FR ELIZABETH 9930563 ZHANG LI X 219 SOUTH AVE WEST WESTFIELD 9797857 VIVIANA ARTURO 1335 MAGIE AVENUE UNION 9723463 ZHANG YUN 23 -B TROY DR SPRINGFIELD 9797867 VLACHAKIS ALEX J 1382 BIRCH HILL ROAD MOUNTAINSIDE 9621598 ZHOSAN BORYS 17 SOUTH ST SUMMIT 9990832 VLACHAKIS CHRISTOS N 1382 BIRCH HILL ROAD MOUNTAINSIDE 9621598 ZIFF FAITH R 800 SAINT MARK AVR WESTFIELD 9854416 VOGEL IRENE R 365 STANTON ST RAHWAY 9977500 ZIFF HERBERT 114 ELM STREET WESTFIELD 9854417 VOLDEMARIS IZAKS 2421 N 3RD ST UNION 9954452 ZIHLBAUER HENRY F 855 RIFFLE AVE RAHWAY 1525164 WA DOROTHY 1 STONELEIGH DR SCOTCH PLAINS 9990784 ZIMMERMAN SANDERS 1105 HARDING RD ELIZABETH 9625411 WAAGE THOMAS C PO BOX 126 KENILWORTH 9558429 ZINSKIE PAUL M 43 BELMONT AVE NORTH PLAINFIEL 9720930 WADE RUTH M 824 KNOLLWOOD TERR WESTFIELD 9995902 ZITCH ANITA 745 BELVIDERE AVE WESTFIELD 9797943 WAGENHOFFER GEORGE 1103 ELM TERR RAHWAY 9558433 ZUCKERMAN A 186 SURREY RD HILLSIDE 9826301 WAHL NANCY 788 STONY ST RAHWAY 9930566 ZURAV DAVID 1 ARCH BRIDGE LANE SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD 9825976 WAHL RANDY 788 STONY ST RAHWAY 9930566 ZWARYCZ MONICA 1 DEWITT ROAD ELIZABETH 9888770 WAHLBERG DOUGLAS R APT 36 675 RARITAN RD CLARK 9625378 WAITE GEORGE C 2257 NEWARK AVE WESTFIELD 9621599 Information concerning the amount and description of the personal property referred to herein may be obtained by any person WAITE HARRIET F 2257 NEWARK AVE WESTFIELD 9621599 possessing a legal or beneficial interest in the^ aforesaid personal property by completing the claim form found at the end of this WALDMANN STEVEN F C/O TERRACE ROSEDELLE 9935202 du. ncdoc udi ciuny uumpiGit;, uui uui, emu iiicm l 111 o luim ucpcm iiiciii ui mo ncdouiy, UMUidimcu riupciiy, r w q u a / . i i c i i - WALKER AUBREY O PO BOX 145 ROSELLE 10014874 ton, New Jersey 08695-0287. You may also contact the New Jersey Division of Taxation Information Hotline at (609) 292-6400 for WALKO GEORGE 204 LARCH ST C/O JOAN O'NEILL PORT READING 9709384 claim form information. WALLACE PATRIC J 117 FRANKLIN ST ELIZABETH 9865121 Any additional names regarding Personal Property can be obtained from the Division’s website at: WALLERSTEIN STEVEN J 465 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH 9558441 WALLING JEFFREY 1225 E 2ND ST PLAINFIELD 9720752 http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/updiscl.htm WALSH ANN E 776 EMERSON AVE ELIZABETH 9727967 STEPHEN M. SYLVESTER WALSH JOHN J 1911 MANOR DR UNION 9558442 ADMINISTRATOR, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY WAMBACH KURT 3 SEVELL CIR CLARK 9825680 STATE OF NEW JERSEY WANG YUAN 941 SAVITT PL APT 3 UNION 9796139 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY WARD ANDREW H 630 SPRINGFIELD AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT 9796148 WARD MARY 11 HILLSIDE AVE CLARK 9558451 U154363 WCN August 24, 31, 2006 ($ 14,692.50)

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