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*-~u- publication is I u tended to provide infor- mation to help b-; a guide on ••:' * what offers could be right for your children. See Inside. '• incorporating The Eagle, Trifc Ot" w^vsr, i'be Prcgrosj i.' A '«• Makoto Taniguchi, 37, of See SUICIDE, Page 7 PBA, FOP clash over fundraising By Jackeline Leon tends this has created, confusion. "They did not identify themselves Staff Writer Members of the other Union as being from the FOP," Ryan said. Government studied; UNION — Numerous residents Police Department union, the PBA, He noted he was suspicious accustomed to seeing a letter each have been fielding complaints when he saw the call was made year from the Policeman's Benevo- made by community members who from Middlesex County and not ipdates lent Association, Local 69, were are not aware of the FOP and it's Union. "If anyone gets phone calls By Paul GreuMih filled bj Marlena Schmidt. confused two weeks ago when tele- fundraising techniques. "We're like this, I recommend they get the Staff Writer Mayor Robert Puhak said it is marketing calls were made from getting a lot of complaints here name of the person making the call, CRANFORD — The town- too early to say what this change another police union seeking dona- because people are confusing the the organization and address and ship's administrative code may be might entail, but noted it could tions. FOP's efforts with ours," said check with the state attorney gener- tun<;d up in the coming months. include adding more responsibili- The Fraternal Organization of Detective William Fuentes. al's office to find out if there are Local officials examining ways ties to the role. "(This) will be up Policemen Local 35 say they have Dan Ryan, president of the Con- complaints against them before to improve how the government for discussion at an upcoming been legally soliciting via tele- necticut Farms Civic Association, committing to donating," Ryan operates are considering expanding meeting," he said. phone during the last couple of said he recently received a call said. the authority of the township The recommendation for this weeks, with the assistance of a tele- from people, saying they represent He is most concerned with tele- administrator, a position presently See ADMINISTRATIVE, Page 6 marketing firm. But the PBA con- the Union Police Department. See SOLICITATION, Page 6

YOUR NEWS, YOUR WAY! For more information MeAfffou km mmi out of stale, gone off i or to see a demo cdlqe or justmtyout hometown newspaper liiniliiiW www.Iocalsource.com «pg PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 2t, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Lawrence St. resident reports $20K jewelry theft Rahway They were both subsequently of drug paraphernalia. field, South Orange, East Orange On Aug. 7, at 10:20 p.m.. transported to the Union County • George Vesperino, .52, of and Whippany. police responded to Lawrence Jail. Colonia was arrested by Patrol- Street to investigate a burgla- •Dwayne Sanders, 27, of caiaway, was arrested at 12:22 man Brian Lope/: at 4 a.m. on Springfield ry. The victim reported that Newark was arrested at 6:16 p.m. on July 20 by officer Alex Aug. 18 after the vehicle he was • Nicole Shamia Jones, 28, of when they returned home p.m. on July 26 by officer Patrick Yanes at the Westfield Police a passenger in was pulled over on Irvington, was arrested on July from visiting a friend, they Grady in the vicinity of the Gar- Department on an outstanding Raritan Road at Moen Avenue for 31 at 2:20 p.m. for driving while found a bag of jewelry miss- den State Parkway Circle south- warrant in" the amount of $1,266 having a headlight out. Police suspended and simulating a ing. The estimated worth of bound on an outstanding warrant for contempt of court/motor investigated inconsistent state- motor vehicle. the jewelry was approximate- in the amount of $500 from vehicle violations. ments made by occupants and « Glenda Kirkland, 62, and ly $20,000. The incident is •Newark for contempt of Teal Jr. was subsequently discovered a substance believed Allan Garawitz, 56, were arrested under investigation. court/motor vehicle violations. transported to the Union County to be cocaine in Vcsperino's pos- at 22"Dogwood Terrace on July Sanders was subsequently Jail. session. He was charged with 30, at 10:28 p.m. Both were released after posting bail. • James Gabriel, 44, of 239 possession of cocaine, possession charged with possession of mari- • On Aug. 5, at 9:45 a.m.,' Hason Davis, 26, of Newark, Lexington Blvd., was arrested at of drug paraphernalia and posses- juana and possession of drug police responded to robbery on was also arrested on an outstand- 7:19 p.m. on July 20 by officer sion of a controlled dangerous paraphernalia. Garawitz was also Campbell Street. The victim ing warrant in the amount of Antonio Manata at police head- substance. The driver was ticket- charged with possession of pre- reported they were returning Si, 125 from Newark for con- quarters on outstanding warrants ed but not arrested. scription drugs. from the bank to their vehicle tempt of court/motor vehicle vio- totaling $1,580 from Clark, Eliz- when they were struck from lations. abeth, and Union for contempt of Kenilwotih Union behind by an individual riding a • Oloruntoy Awonuga, 34, of court/motor vehicle violations. • On Aug. 11, at 10:37 a.m., • On Aug. 12, at 3:20 p.m., bike. Irvington, was arrested on July Gabriel was subsequently the fire department responded to police received a report of a rob- The suspect allegedly grabbed 26 at 11:04 p.m. by officer transported to the Union County a report that a tree was struck by bery from the Hillside Police a white envelope from the vic- Patrick Grady in the vicinity of Jail. lightning inside the Golf Course Department. tim, containing $41.67 that they 210 Oak Ridge Road on two out- • On Aug. 5, at 7:40 p.m., at Galloping Hill on Galloping According to the police report, had just withdrawn. standing warrants in the amount police and fire department work- Hill Road. The tree caught fire, The suspect had attacked the vic- • On Aug. 5, at 12:04 p.m., of S284 for contempt of ers responded to a report of a but fire department workers were tim and stole two gold chains police responded to Commerce court/motor vehicle violations. motor vehicle fire in the vicinity able to extinguish the blaze. from their neck before fleeing. Bank on St. George Avenue to Awonuga was subsequently of Madison Hill Road and Mil- • On Aug. 12, at 9:07 p.m., meet with an employee who released after posting bail. dred Terrace. Clark Fire Depart- Mountainside police responded a car accident at admitted to taking $2,500 from • Charles Claridge, 45, of ment workers responded to • On Aug. 5, at 5:33 p.m., Video Extra on Route 22. A sum- their teller drawer on July 21. Iselin, was arrested on July 27 at extinguished the blaze. police responded to Dogwood mons was issued, as one of the The employee provided a written 1:41 a.m. by officer Patrick • Mohammad Ishfaq, 20, of Way on a report that a dog was drivers had no registration and statement admitting to stealing Grady in the vicinity of Oak Ehnwood Park was arrested by attacked by a raccoon. The dog was not in possession of a the money and was arrested. Ridge Road and Lake Avenue on officer Joseph Teston on Aug. 6 was treated by a veterinarian. license. • On Aug. 6, at 6:09 p.m., an outstanding warrant from at 9:22 a.m. for contempt of • On Aug. 6, at 2:37 a.m., • On Aug. 11, at 8:20 a.m., police responded to Route 1 Aberdeen in the amount of court/motor vehicle violations. police responded to the Loews police responded to 301 Tebe North on a report of a gas theft. $1,000 for contempt of • John Baumgartner, 44, was Theater on Route 22 East on Place to investigate the burglary, According to the police report, a court/motor vehicle violations. arrested by officer David report of a utility pole on fire. of a minivan. woman driving a late model blue Claridge was subsequently Satkowskr on Aug. 6 at 10:01 Mountainside Fire Department The passenger side window of Nissan Altima filled her vehicle released after posting bail. a.m., in the vicinity of Lake workers responded and extin- the van was smashed, and a cell with $30.30 worth of gas, then •Christopher Fonti, 21, of | Avenue and Oak Ridge Road for guished the blaze. phone and GPS navigation sys- left without paying. Hillside Avenue was arrested on driving while intoxicated. • On Aug. 8, at 7:53 p.m., tem were stolen. • On Aug. 6, at 7:34 p.m., July 27 at 3:02 a.m. by Sgt. Pete • John Royster, 19, of Rahway police were dispatched to Lung The burglary occurred some- police responded to a burglary at Matos in the vicinity of Union was arrested by officer Joseph Meadow in regards to a possible time during the night, according the Rahway Dance Theater on County Parkway and Valley Teston on Aug. 6 at 10:44 p.m. in garage fire. When officers to police. Irving Street. Road on an outstanding warrant the vicinity of 3 Longfellow arrived, there observed smoke A Panosonic DVD player val- in the amount of $350 for con- Drive for an outstanding warrant caused by a aerosol can that ued at SI50 and a panosonic tempt of court/motor vehicle vio- from Newark in the amount of blew up, however, nothing was Clarification VHS-VCR valued at $50, were lations. $589 for contempt of on fire. A Letter to the Editor that reported stolen. There were no Fonti was subsequently court/motor vehicle violation. • Christopher Casset was ran on Page 9 of the July 24 signs of forced entry, according released after posting bail • Joseph Gratacos, 46, was arrested at 4:45 p.m. on Aug. 6 at issue of Union County Local- to police. • Joseph Colatrella, 18, of arrested by officer Joseph Teston 90S Everts Avenue for aggravat- Source criticized the Kenil- • On Aug. 11, at 8:35 a.m., Scotch Plains was arrested on on Aug. 6 at 10:52 a.m. for an ed assault, resisting arrest, worth Board of Education for police responded to Veola Envi- July 28 at 10:34 a.m. Sgt. Pete outstanding warrant from Roselle obstruction of justice, driving allowing a group of David ronmental Services on Pinewood Matos in the vicinity of Winthrop Park in the amount of $750. while under the influence, care- Brearley High School seniors, Street to investigate a report of Road and Madison Hill Road for • On Aug. 8, at 10:05 a.m., less driving, leaving the scene of who failed to meet their gradua- gas theft. Between Aug. 7 and possession of narcotics. police responded to a report of a an accident and failure to report tion requirements prior to the Aug. 11, three of the company's Colatrella was subsequently burglary at 31 Florence Drive. an accident. graduation ceremony, to partici- trucks had diesel fuel taken from released on his own recogni- The incident is under investiga- • Marcos Espaillat was arrest- pate in the commencement. the gas tanks. zance pending a court date. tion. ed at 4:05 p.m. on Aug. 8 on The letter further stated that The gas from the three trucks Michael Reed, 19, of Madison • Edward Perafan-Hernandez, Summit Road for driving an school board member Gerard is valued at S2.025. Hill Road, was also arrested for 26, was arrested by George Mar- unregistered vehicle with a sus- Laudati's son was a member of possession of narcotics. Reed marouonAug. 11 at 1:03 p.m. in pended license. the graduating class. Laudati's Clark was subsequently released on his the vicinity of Raritan Road and • William O'Sullivan was son was not, however, among • James Daugherty, 27, of own recognizance pending a Central Avenue for an outstand- arrested at 8:40 p.m. on Aug. 10 the students who failed to meet Toms River, was arrested at 1:37 court date. ing warrant from Holmdel for on outstanding warrants from graduation requirements. p.m. on July 23 by officer Alex • Thomas Furman, 57, of contempt of court/motor vehicle Berkeley Heights, Cranforc, Gar- It is the policy of this news- Yanes in the vicinity of the Gar- Carteret, was arrested at 7:09 violations. wood and Westfield. paper to -correct or clarify all den State Parkway southbound, p.m. on July 18 by officer significant errors or items that for possession of a stolen motor Patrick Grady in the vicinity of Cranford Roselle are brought to the editor's atten- vehicle and numerous narcotics 1184 Raritan Road for driving • Jamal Johnson, 26, of Union • On Aug. II, at 10:53 a.m., tion. violations. with a suspended license. Fur- was arrested by Detective John police arrested George Baer for If you believe that we have Dougherty's- bail was set at man was also detained on an out- Swandrak at 12:04 a.m. on Aug. stealing a woman's purse at 1100 made such an error, e-mail $22,500. standing warrant from the Ocean 16 after being pulled over on Spruce St.. Tohiantt Antonelli, regional edi- Richard Maxfield, 23, of County Sheriff's Department. Centennial Avenue near Elm • On Aug. 5, at 1:32 a.m., tor at tantonelli@thelocal- Brick, was also arrested for Furman was subsequently Street for having an inoperable police arrested Daryl M. Clowers source.com or cull 908-686- numerous narcotics violations. turned over to the Ocean County brake light. at 428 Bartlett Street for posses- 7700, Ext. 122 weekdajs, Max Field's bail was set at Sheriff's Department. He was charged with posses- sion of marijuana and having out- before 5 p.m. $15,000. • Jeffrey Teal Jr., 29, of Pis- sion of marijuana and possession standing warrants,from Bloom- UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 3 Teen crowned Steppin3 out for fun IN THIS ISSUE dancing queen Police Blotter 2 Opinion Page 10 By Spencer Reiss Letters to the Editor 11 Correspondent County News 15 RAHWAY — As a performer. Arts & Leisure 17 Rahuay teen Daphne Lee knows What a Obituaries 23 how to shine in the spotlight. character! Sports 26 The 17-year-old dancer put her Legate 31 stage experience to good use when Classified 47 she swept the international compe- How to reach us: tition and won the Ha! Jackson Union County LocalSource is pub- Miss Talented Teen crown in Jul\. encouraged me to enter the pro- lished every Thursday by Worrail Lee beat out 10 other contest- gram. Community Newspapers, an inde- ants from across the country, as O: When and why did you first pendent, family owned newspaper well as the Bahamas and Canada, to take up dancing? company. Our offices are located at win the pageant in the Virgin A: 1 first started dancing at age 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, islands. N.J. 07083. We are open from 9 3. My mother was a dance teacher, a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. In addition to winning 55,000 in and I decided to spend my time To subscribe: scholarship money and a diamond with my mother at the studio, as Union County LocalSource is mailed ring. Lee received an all-expenses opposed to with a baby sitter. 1 to the homes of subscribers for paid trip to Jamaica, St. Croix and would also dance around the house, delivery every Thursday. One-year Antigua. whenever music was on. subscriptions in Union County are available for $20.00, two year sub- Q: What is the Hut Jackson Tal- 0: Have von entered previous- scriptions for S38.00. College and ented Teen contest? talent competitions? out-of-state subscriptions are avail- A: It is a scholarship program A: It was all very new to me. able. You may subscribe by phone based on talent, with the purpose of 0: What was going through by calling 888-753-2455 and asking helping people of color. your mind when thev announced for the circulation department. Q: "Who is HalJackson? you were the winner? News items: k: He was one of the first black A: 1 was shocked. At first, I was For information or to report a break- ing news story, call 908-686-7700 radio announcers. He used to nervous, but the nervousness soon and ask for editorial. Union County broadcast sports events. gave way to excitement. Still, it LocalSource accepts news releases 0: How did you learn of the took a few days for everything to and opinion pieces by e-mail. Our e- contest? settle in. mail address is editorial@thelocal- A: Kristen Harris, a girl who O: Here there any contestants in source.com. E-mail must be dances at my mother's dance stu- particular that you wanted lo heat'1 Memorial Day Camp recently held a dance com- received by 9 a.m. Monday to be dio, was Mis'; New Jersey 2007 in A: There was another dancer petition with Tremley Day Camp in Linden. Jaydn considered for publication that Fenner dances in the competition. week. the competition last year. She See LOCAL, Page 13 Postmaster Please Note: The Union County LocalSource (USPS 648-480) is published week- ly by Worrail Community Newspa- pers, Inc., 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Door Gallery SUPER SUMMER SALE Going on Now Union, N.J. 07083. Mai! subscrip- tions $20.00 per year in Union County, 50 cents per copy non- Enjoy savings of up to 25% on refundable. Periodicals postage paid atVoorhees, Nj, and additional selected" new, energy-smart offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Union County entry doors muring Summer LocalSource P.O. Box 341, Voorhees, NJ. 08043-0431. Sale Days at Door Gallery.

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Head to homeroom; Prettv Tile, Efclv Grout? schedules available (The stuff between the files) The Burnet Middle School Denise Lozano Re-grout, Steam clean, Stain or seal 2008-09 homeroom assignments 7-218, Alecia Jones Denise BATHTUB REGLAZING are as follows: Lozano Grades 6 7-223, Makka Ly to Valerie 6-123, Benjamin Abay to Mesen call Grouf Specialist 1-866-884-7683 Oyinechukwu Aririze. 7-241, Adam Miolan to Henry 6-131, Daniel Arreaga to Allison Okoh ••-.••• unionJocafsource.com 10% off any job with this ad Bober. 7-301, Michael Oliphant, to 6-140, Patrick Bohse to Jacque- Josephine Poku lyn Class 7-302, Amindab Porsenna to Ina 6-207, Delvin Codio to Yvenica Rusin ^ x Desvallons 7-303, Samantha Ryan to Toni- 6-219, Julie Diaz to Luis Fonse- Lee South ca 7-304, Sregor Stinfil to Brianna 6-225, Sergio Fonseca to Kollen Veltre Hawkins 7-305, Melania Verzbickis to 6-229, Al-Terik Henderson fo Rahcel Zuckerman Another PSE&G Jonathan Jones Grade 8 6-237, Kristopher Jones to 8-101, Motaz Andalla to Ikenna Maria Irene Lopez Asawabelem 6-238, Tasja Lovelace to Erika 8-103, Prisciilia Assale to Shane Mercado Bond* . 6-239, Wardney Nervilus to Jes- 8-105, Magglyno Bonhomme to sica Noel Alana Canares Fans help save energy. You - 6-245, Marissa Noel to Ryanne 8-117, Fiona Capil to Amanda Paras Cuesta can reduce air conditioning 6-247, Luis Paredes to Ashley 8^119, Jay son Cunha to Reis-Dematos Emmanuel Dike costs by using fans and ceiling 6-249, Cesar Reyes to Hrysto 8-127, Christopher Dillon to N fans in combination with your Sangolqui Kevin Fonseca . . : 6-251, Michael Santos to Justice 8-133, David Forde to Jesse central air conditioning. Ceiling Stewart Grindell 6-255,. Chelsea Sully to 8-135, Tiffany Grusinski to fans should be pushing air Innidarah Udoyen Daniel Idahosa 6-263, Antony Vaca to Cataliha 8-138, Nnamdi Ike to Amanda Zuniga Krause down during the warmer Grade 7 8-201~ Nicolette Krommes to 7-137, Jeffrey Adams to Diana Michael Mabeza months. And use all fans to Amorosa . 8-209, Darlene Madera to ^ 7-141^ Edward Annane to Alia Michael Moran circulate air during the day. - JBettdn 8-213, Tahani Morand to Dja- ;i 7-202, Ty^anria Blackwell- vanOsei You often can raise the- Tucker to Fredgens Ceus 8-224, Ndidi Osian to Christian 7-203, Angel Chabla to Pozzo thermostat, save energy and Nicholas D'Amore 8-231, Alexa Prbfetto to • ^04, Patricia DaSilva to Mad- Matthew Ruiz feel more comfortable. ihah El-Airiin, - 8-265, Gregory Rydzyk to 7-205, Shaiiah El-Amin to Maria Spiniello Renee Gancia 8-307, Gina Stanley to Standley \ 7-211, Kaylee Gaspar to Nasir Uche At PSE&G, we're concerned Harrington 8-310, Amanda Unegbu to '. 7-217, Daniela Hernandez to Michael Zuena about the rising cost of energy. Using less energy is the best UNION BRIEFS way to save. For more-tools Monday Club meeting For information, call 908-686- The Monday Club will meet 3965. and tips to help you manage Sept. t at the Union Senior Center, 968Bonnel Court, from 9:30 to 11 Monday Club meeting your energy costs, visit a.m. The club is open to Union The Monday Club will meet Township residents only, age 60 Sept., 8 at the Union Senior Center, pseg.com/saveenergy. and.up.. '• v • 968 Bonnel Court, from 9:30 to 11 For information, call 908 688- a.m. The club is open to Union res- 6939. idents age 60 and up. For informa- tion, call 908 688-6939. Flea market at Grace Grace Lutheran Church, 2222 Trip to Atlantic City We make things work for you. Vauxhall Road, Union, will hold a The Union Township Active flea market on Sept 27 from 8 a.m. Retirees Club will hold a bus trip to 3 p.m. outside on the church to Resorts Casino in Atlantic City grounds. Sept. 16. The rain date is Oct. 4. There is There is a fee. The bus,will a fee for vendor space. Reservation leave at 8:30 a.m. forms for space may be picked up For information or for reserva- at the church or can be. mailed. tions, call Ida at 908-688-6939. PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Solicitation method questioned iConiinued from Page I I we jusl warned an explanation." he up in September, a car *how held LIBERTY TAX SERVICE marketer? |Msir!>2 as nliieci's as said. Aug. l~! at Lincoln Tech, which The Fastest G> -.•-inj T,3^ £ei;ict- Finn Ever! the} request donations from the Sgi. Bub fere/, seereiar\ for also benefits aunsm research, and ln2U0K I ihem f 1\ sen icj yiew In more tax returns public. Ryan said. the FOR sivh his union dues no! iust recently played a charity :->o!'i- c lhan H&R Bk»cki and Jackson I lewittK t ombined. I'uentes recently [old concerned solicit pas! ) p.m. and tJi.'i! nut ali ball game against the little league residents the FOP has the right to i CALL US TO FIN0 OUT WHY. calls are made by telemarketers. coaches to benefit the 12-year-old make the calls seeking donation* V .1 l>u! lw' .ensvjtk'iii to«ork - 'Some of our officers make team traveling to Cooperstown. .__ \ JL. 1 ;" ty ia\. Service FniHL1 and clarified that the FBA only calls too." Perez said. solicits via niaii annually. according to Fuentes. Owner "foUaj! 1-SOO-790-3863 ext. 8110 He said the union has permis- «iw* itei ytosfrancr.ise com Perez said he respects the offi- Alma Roberts, director of the sion to utilize the telemarketing Golden Age Club, said she firm through the state FOP and cers that belong to the PBA. "We received a call from people solicit- also has a permit approved by the just have this difference of opin- ing donations and could not under- Slate Attorney General's Office. ion," Perez said. stand what it was ail about. She "They have the right to hire a He noted that donations benefit v.as thankful Fuentes presented the HealthLink facts. "We don't want to he dis- telemarketing firm, its just their the Jardine Academy for Cerebral turbed by teiemaiieters," Roberts tactics that are in question," Palsy and the Special Olympics. said. i'ueiues said, who noted he dis- "We also give to muscular dystro- Radio Fuentes said that in 2002, a bill agrees with telemarketers posing phy because my son has that," Perez said. Saturday, August 23 at BOO AM - WSOU B9.5 FM was proposed by the State PBA to as Union officers to attain funds. Healthtink Radio with Bab Mann halt all unions from utilizing tele- "Our membership docs not Tiie local FOP has been in the The recent cases of salmonella poisoning has marketing services. appreciate receiving one of these township for the past 14 years and caused concern about food safety. "The bill was opposed by only telemarketing calls during dinner has approximately 25 members. Learn how to recognize the ilincss as Dr. Rajeodra Kapi'a, an one entity, the state FOP." Fuentes or late at night and that is why According to Perez, the FOP is associate professor of infectious diseases at New Jersey Medical School, Explains the condition, its symptoms and how it is treated said. i'BA Local (•>') would never hire a one of the largest police unions in Roberts said some solicitors for telemarketer to do business for us," the country. Sunday, August 54 at 8:3O AM - WFDU 89! FM the FOP have been culling as late Fuentes added. Jackeline Leon can he readied HearthUnk Radio with Bob Mann as 9 p.m. "S respect the police PBA local 6') runs an annual at 908-686-7700, ext. 126, or edi- Don't miss this weeks show featuring NEW Jersey's only tDrkdiaihelocahource.com. nursing school offering a nurse midwifery education program. department and all the officers but Picnic for Autism, which is eominu Join Professor Sains K. Oiegman. director of the Nurse Midwifery Program at UMDNJ-School of Nursing, as she talks about this program as well as other programs offered by the school. After the HealthUnk Radio shows are aired on Wf=DU. they are archived and can be heard on Green Energy seeks Linden port www.theuniversityhosprtal.com UMDNJ (Continued from Page 1) seen an increase in the number of companies turn- The UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Although ports are also planned for Camden and ing waste into fuel from milling or farm waste. He University 01 Medicine & Dentistry of New Jetses Long Island, N.Y., Linden is the crucial port for the said the demand for environmentally-friendly fuel NEWARK, NEWJERSEY large scale expansion. and related technology makes attaining this fuel Murray said the 100-acre site is the only port that cheaper. is deep enough to handle international shipments. "It makes sense because you're taking something Since many of the facilities needed are already that would have went into a landfill or the wa^-te present, including warehouse and dock space, Mur- stream and creating energy," said Tattel. "Compa- ray said the hub can be operational by September. nies are seeing green equals green; you can make Initially, between 10,000 and 20,000 tons of wood money by doing right by the environment." biomass is expected to pass through the port each GER uses waste wood from saw or lumber mills month. that would usually go to a landfill or be dumped and Give us a call, it's FREE! Murray hopes stricter federal environmental turns it into wood biofuel, according to Murray. standards for fuel use will double or even triple "We are developing energy sources. We do not his company's shipment figures in the next few cut down trees. Our,..philosophy is to use what is We represent the seriously injured from auto, motorcycle, years. aiready...out there," Murray added. The Linden port is expected to have a staff of 5 Customers also receive carbon credits for using slip and fall, work related accidents (workers' compensation), to 10 employees, although as many as 50 jobs, such the eco-friendly fuel. The credits are a way for as truckers transporting in supplies, could be creat- industries to comply with regulations on how much and medical malpractice. We also handle your traffic tickets, ed regionally. carbon gases and greenhouse gases that can be "The renewable resource market is expanding," released into the air. DWI/DUI and criminal matters. Murray said. John O'Reilly can be reached at 90S-6H6-7700, Sierra Club state director Jeff Tattel said he has ext. 116, or editoriaK&thelacukoutvc.cotn. IIS Prince&Portnoi ii&^ Hill ATTORNEYS AT LAW Administrative changes reviewed (Continued from Page 1) see the need for some changes. after a tied vote in July. This ordi- change stemmed from the Charter "It seems like this kind of gov- nance would have authorized Study Advisory Committee, a ernment could and should work," another ballet question, offering group formed earlier this year to Puhak said. "Now we have to see voters the option of having another look into changing the township's how to make it work better." charter study performed - this one form of government. Such a study- Part of the motive behind estab- conducted under state regulation has not been performed in Cran- lishing a stronger administrative by an elected five-member com- Andrew S. Prince Mitchell H. Portnoi ford since the 1970s. code is to reduce the role of com- mittee. According to advisory commit- missioners in the day-to-day man- Puhak said it is unknown when tee member and former Township agement of the town, providing the subject may be revisited. "With Clerk Rosalie liellenbrecht, who them with more time and energy to so much on the Township Commit- 732,396.6900 presented the findings of the stud- devote to constituents and other tee's plate, I don't foresee it hap- ies, research and debate among the duties, according to Heilenbreeht. pening in the near future." he said. 136 Central Avenue • Cleric, Nj Q7Q$6 committee led more members to An ordinance to further pursue Paul Grculich can be readied •w:;w:w;-;.•p:.r j.n.c e a n d jr© r In © t. com see the merit of the township's cur- the possibility of a change in gov- at 908-6X6-7700 ext. 121, or at rent charter. They did, however, ernment was introduced and tabled editorkd(wthelocalsource.coni. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 7 Shifting into gear The Finer Things of Life Series at Brighton Gardens of Mountainside Brighton Gardens is committed to furthering the knowledge of senior living topics through events and seminars designed to help and inform seniors and their caregivers. Join us to learn something new and even meet some new friends. Meet our team, tour our community and mingle with residents. Please RSVP for each event, or call for more details.

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Photo By Frank Wood BRIGHTON During Roselle Park's National Night Out event on GARDENS Aug. 5, a county SWAT Team member helps a res- ASSISTED LIVING ident try on protective gear used by the unit. A SUNRISE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY KEN1LWORTH BRIEFS Brighton Gardens of Mountainside • 908-654-4460 J 350 Route 22 West, Mountainside, NJ 07092 Those attending will be picked Birthday book raffle For information and a FREE online newsletter, visit www.sunriseseniorliving.com Children may enter Kenilworth up at 10 a.m. across from the Public Library's Birthday Book Kenilworth Veterans Center, South 21st St Departing time is 6 p.m. Raffle during the month of their birthday. Two winners are chosen information, call Rosemary each month from two groups: ages Palmer at 908-272-1705. 3 to 7 and ages 8 to 12. Labor Day closing Firemen's carnival The Kenilworth Public Library t CONGRATULATIONS If The 9th Annual Firemen's wilt be closed Monday, Sept. I in r TO THE WINNERS OF OUR SUMMER OF FUN CONTEST ^ Carnival will be held until Satur- observance of Labor Day. It will day on weeknights from 6:30 to re-open Tuesday, Sept. 2 and will (4 TICKETS to a NEWARK BEARS GAME) 10:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 5 resume winter hours. The schedule Store Name Winner to 10:30 p.m. in St Theresa's is as follows: SUB WHERE ELSE, School parking lot, Washington • Monday, Tuesday and Kenilworth Edgar Pacheco, Kenilworth Ave, Kenilworth. • Thursday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ANGELO'S BARBER SHOP, • Wednesday: 10 a.m. - 6 Union Phil Ruggiero, Kenilworth There will be rides, games, MIKE & ANNE'S FROZEN DELIGHTS, food, a money wheel and a beer p.m. • Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kenilworth ..Kathleen Verno, Kenilworth garden. Tuesday, Thursday and MOUNTAINSIDE DELI, Saturday evenings are Wristband • Saturday: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mountainside Marge Muhlenforth, Bedmimter Nights; pay one price, ride all BLACKTHORN RESTAURANT & IRISH DELI, night. Motorcycle benefit Kenilworth Sheilah Sachs, Hohokus There will be a live band on Fri- Kenilworth PBA will hold a 45- BALTIC VIDEOS/LOVE BOUTIQUE, day and Saturday. For information, IIU'IL' imriorcycle run on Sept. 20 to Linden : Daisy DeJesus, Linden cail Dave Krill at 9()X-27(>-.'i79 i. benefit "Guzzy" Villanti, a 2-year- FUSCO BROTHERS, old who list his battle with cancer. Chatham Dave Monks, Chatham VALVANO INSURANCE AGENCY, A'iintic City trip Rci-iihtrjtion begins at 10 a.m. at Linden Robert Blizniak, Rahwav ! u Di'hoiah Hospital ! ounda- the Blackthorn Pub, 651 North JAVA'S BREWIN', 1 c i is sponsoring a trip in Show- Michigan Ave. 1 Cranfbrd Diana Caldwell, Cranford o >i I jiiiiu in Atlantic City on For information, call Michael CITIBANK, M1 k i'N. Devlin at 008-276-1700. Westfield Richard Kaye, Scotch Plains SPRINGFIELD YMCA, Springfield. Ashley Maas, Springfield SUMMIT YMCA, Suicide shocks many Summit David Adoutte, Summit (Continued from Page 1) "We are deeply saddened by the According to Timothv Saburn, tragic and sudden loss of GRAND PRIZE WINNER tlic Head of School at Oak Knoll, (Taniguchi)," Saburn said. "Me will (4 TICKETS to Mt. CREEK WATER PARK) counseling services are being he deeply missed by his col- CITI BANK, Westfield Richard Kaye, Scotch Plains ollered to students and faculty and leagues, students and all members staff members at the school, along of our community who knew and with alumnae. The service will be respected him." offered through the upcoming Joseph M. D'Alise can he WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS school year to help the community reddicdcu 90H-6N6-7700. ext. 124, cope with the loss. or a liioi •iuliw.ihelovalsotirce.com: PAGE 8 —THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Blackburn Road resident surprised by two intruders By Jackeline Leon accomplice, according to a Ali and the juvenile face burgla- Staff Writer spokesman for the Hillside Police ry, theft and criminal mischief HILLSIDE — A 15-year-old Department. charges. Ali is currently being held resident's afternoon turned into a Detective Michael Ricci later on a $25,000 bail. nightmare when she discovered a located the suspects at the Central The juvenile, who was taken to intruder in her home on Friday. Avenue Park. the Union County Juvenile Deten- Bilal Ali, 18, of Hillside and a "Ali was found to be in posses- tion Center, faces additional charges juvenile were arrested for breaking sion of a camera taken from the for receiving stolen property. into the Blackburn Road residence. bedroom," Detective Lt. Vincent "A further investigation is The victim reported hearing a Ricciardi said. underway, which may result in noise in her home while she was in According to Ricciardi, the 15- additional charges related to the the basement and allegedly discov- year-old suspect was found to be in home on Harvard Avenue," Riccia- ered Ali in her bedroom at around possession of a camera stolen rdi added. 12:41 p.m. She contacted authori- approximately two hours prior Jackeline Leon can be reached ties as Ali fled the home through a from another home on Harvard at 908-686-7700, ext. 126, oredito- window, along with the 15-year-old Avenue. rialGMhelocalsoiirce. com. Rt. 35 crew associate pleads guilty to racketeering charge By John O'Reilly life in prison and a $250,000 fine. 15, 2006 he drove with Rosado and Golden shovels, donated by Westfieid Building Staff Writer District Judge Joel Pisano also Andre Billups, 24, of Linden to the Supply, are used to break ground on the WWI-era RAHWAY — Two men con- ordered that Green must make Allentown, Pa., apartment of an flagpole at the Post Office Plaza in Cranford on nected to the infamous Rt. 35 Crew restitution to the victims of his individual who owed him money. Aug. 14. From left: Mayor Robert Puhak and of bank robbers recently pleaded crimes. Once there, Rosado allegedly Township Commissioner Martha Garcia. . guilty to committing a slew of rob- Two of the robberies took place straddled a woman in the bedroom beries over the past two years. in Rahway Savings Bank in Rah- and pointed a gun at her head, One of the crew's two leaders, way. and Speedy Cash Checking in while Hart showed Billups where a Flagpole ceremony Michael Green, 30, of Linden, Linden. safe containing the cash was locat- admitted to snatching $288,000 in Another associate of the crew ed. 11 armed bank robberies and two pleaded guilty to involvement in The men got away with $400 marked by findings other robberies in Middlesex and an Allentown, Pa., home invasion, and other items, according to By Paul Grculich "At this time, we're asking that Union counties between November during which an accomplice point- police. •". '. '•'••• Staff Writer anyone who may know of its loca- 2006 and August 2007, according ed a gun at a woman's head. The three men, all connected to CRANFORD — Persistent rain tion to see that it is returned to the to U.S. Attorney Christopher Sandy Hart, 29, of Rahway the "Route 35 Crew," along with was not enough to wash out the township office. There will be no Christie. admitted to one count of interstate Green and fellow crew associate groundbreaking ceremony for the questions asked." He also ratted out his crew, travel in aid of racketeering on Andria Yarborough, 24, of Roselle, WWI-era flagpole at the Post Freeholder Bette Jane Kowals- implicating* Ruben Rosado, 31, of Aug. 11, according to Assistant are all awaiting either trial or sen- Office Plaza. ki and Assemblyman Jon Bram- Rahway as a fellow mastermind U.S. Attorney Scott McBride. tencing for a series of armed bank Preceding the event, a wel- nick were on hand to witness the and two other men active in the Hart faces a maximum sentence robberies winding from Cranford to come surprise brightened the .groundbreaking, along with crew. of 20 years in prison and a Piscataway. impending festivities, while passersby who paused to watch the Green's sentencing date is set $250,000 fine. His sentencing is John O 'Reilly can be reached at another threatened to put a damper proceedings after spotting cameras for Nov. 18. scheduled for Nov. 19. 908-686-7700, ext. 116, or editori- on the Aug. 14 ceremony attended and uniformed VFW members. He faces a maximum penalty of He told FBI agents that on Aug. al@thelocalsource. com. by residents, officials and veter- The Township Committee has ans. bonded the $50,000 needed for this To weeks prior to the ground- project to ensure the flagpole's UUBEM BRIEFS breaking, Department of Public renewal and has established a pri- Senior clubs meeting Farmer's market Shirley Reeves show Works employees unearthed a vate fundraising effort to mitigate the costs. The Linden Active Seniors, The Linden Cultural Committee Shirley Alston Reeves, the orig- commemorative brass plaque mat Retired Men's Club, Golden Age will sponsor a farmers market from inal lead singer of The Shirelles, had accompanied the pole but was "In a time of fiscal challenges, Club and Senior Friendship Club 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays at will be appearing Tuesday at 7:15 missing — officials long believed escalating costs to restore the meet at the John T. Gregorio Recre- Raymond Wood Bauer Promenade. p.m. at the Raymond Wood Bauer it was lost or stolen. ;• decaying flagpole led to questions ation Center, 333 Helen St. The Wood Avenue at Knopf Street. Lin- Promenade, 400 North Wood Ave. With the finding, however, regarding the ability and practical- Tremley Point Seniors meets at the den. WIC and senior's FMNP All concerts will be moved to the came a loss. ity of bringing home this important 7th Ward Recreation Center, Trem- checks will be accepted by some air conditioned Linden High , Township Engineer Richard symbol," Puhak said. ley Point Road. farmers. ' . School auditorium in the event of Marsden informed officials on The flagpole cannot be raised If you are interested in joining a For information, call 908-474- rain. . . Aug. 5 that a brass sphere crown- until the Post Office Plaza senior citizen club, call the John T. 8493. For information, call the Linden ing the pole was missing and prob- Improvement Project, which Gregorio Recreation Center at 908- Department of Recreation and ably stolen. kicked off this year, is complete 474-8627 or visit www.linden-nj.org. Community Services at 908-474- The possible theft occurred and the pole is cleaned and refur- Knitting, crocheting after the pole was moved recently bished. Already, the site has been The Knitting and Crocheting for 8600 or visit wwwJinden-nj.org. See 'Beach Blanket' to the Conservation Center on partially cleared in preparation for a Cause invites people of all ages Birchwood Avenue. the construction. "Beach Blanket Bingo," a. who have a basic knowledge of See a HamiSton film "It was in the high weeds and The re-installation of the pole is movie starring Frankie Avalon and knitting or crocheting and a set of "Where the Boys Are," with we moved it out so the contractor scheduled for Nov. 8, according to Annette Funicello, will be shown knitting needles or a crochet hook Connie Frances and George Hamil- could look at it. But, I'm not sure municipal officials. today at sunset at the Raymond to meeting ton, will be shown Aug. 28 at sun- if it was an intentional hit or not," Resident Art Sagendorf, who Wood Bauer Promenade, 400 North Tuesday mornings from 10 a.m. set at the Raymond Wood Bauer Marsden said, who noted he does witnessed the ceremony from the Wood Ave. Movies are cancelled in to noon at the John T. Gregorio Promenade, 400 North Wood Ave. not know the value of the ball. cover of a tree near the post office, the event of rain. Recreation Center, 330 Helen St. All concerts will be moved to voiced his approval of the restora- For information, call the Linden Projects are distributed to charita- the air conditioned Linden High "It's...very disappointing, tion plan. Department of Recreation' and ble causes. School auditorium in the event of especially in this time of the flag- pole's restoration," Mayor Robert "It's a good idea to put it back Community Services at 908-474- For information, call 908-474- rain. Movies are cancelled in the Puhak said about the missing ball. in its original place." 8600 or visit www.Jinden-nj.org. 8627 or visit www.linden-nj.org. event of rain. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,2008 —PAGE 9 Crossing guard's post times ready The 2008-09 crossing guard's Stuyvesant and Oakland, 8 to 9 post times for the Township of a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. Union School District are as fol- Berwyn and Caldwell, 7:15 to lows: 8:15 a.m. and 2:25 to 3:25 p.m. Killian and Remos, 8:05 to 9:05 Commerce and Kent, 8:05 to a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. 9:05 a.m.; and 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. Morris and Liberty, 8 - 9 a.m.; Crawford and Selfmaster, 7:30 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. to 9 a.m.; 2:30 to 4 p.m. Liberty and Killian, 8:05 to 9:05 Morris and Sayre, 8- to 9 a.m.; a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Liberty and Spruce, 8:05 to 9:05 Midland and Euclid, 7:35 to a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Medical Assistant Training Mitchell and MacArthur, 8:05 to Colonial and Huguenot, 7:30 to Enhanced externship and • Financial aid 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; 2:30 to 4 p.m • Job placement assistance Stuyvesant and Vauxhall, 7:30 Morris and Colonial, 7:30 to 9 hiring opportunities with to 8:30 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. a.m.; 2:30 to 4 p.m. Summit Medical Group • Classes starting soon! Hilton and Tower, 7:15 to 8:30 Salem and Huguenot, 7:45 to 9 a.m.;2:15 to 3:15 p.m. a.m.; 2:45 to 4 p.m. Hilton and Vauxhall, 7:15 to Euclid and Greenwood, 7:35 to To enroll today please call 8:30 a.m.; 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Hilton and Burkely, 7:15 to 8:45 Kelly and Vauxhall, 7:15 to 8:30 908.206.1010 - 973.837.1818 a.m.; 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. a.m.; 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. Hilton and Russell, 7:15 to 8:45 Colonial and Thoreau, 8 to 9 a.m.; 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. Liberty and Vauxhall, 7:15 to Washington and Colonial, 8 to 9 SUMMIT 8:15 a.m.; 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. a.m.; 2:30 to 4 p.m. .MEDICAL Springfield and Tower, 7:15 to Oakview and Dogwood, 8:05 to The Institute for Healtli Professionals 8:30 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. GROUP Burnet and Burkley, 7:15 to Washington and Thoreau, 8:05 Live Will. Slay well. 8:45 a.m.; 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. to 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Bumet and Vauxhall, 7:30 to Washington and Whitewood, 8:30 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 8:05 to 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Chestnut and G.S. Parkway, Washington and Willow, 8:05 to 7:30 to 9 a.m.; 2:30 to 4-p.m. 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Elmwood and Johnson, 8 to 9 Whitewood and Livingston, a.m.; 2:30 to 4 p.m. 8:05 to 9:05 a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m Roosevelt and Beechwood, 8:05 Salem and Whitewood, 7:45 to 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; 2:45 to 4 p.m. Julian and Bradford, 8:05 to Chestnut and Washington, 8 to' 9:05 a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. a.m.; 3 to 4 p.m. Lindy Ter. and Day Ter., 8:05 to Mon-is and Caldwell, 7:20 tc 9:05 a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. 8:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:10 p.m. Stuyvesant and Wewanna, 8:05 UNION COUNTY Julian and Oakland, 8:05 to 9:05 a.m.; 3 to 4 p.m. to 9:05 a.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Walker and Bradford, 8:05 to Commerce and Vauxhall, 2:55 9:05 a.m.; 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. LOCALSOURCE

Doctor pleads guilty Our award winning reporting provides the most comprehensive coverage of news, sports, and entertainment information. News and happenings in your town, delivered to to insurance fraud your mailbox that you can only get in the By John O'Reilly Date Systems, requested 25 origi- UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Staff Writer nal medical records from patients LINDEN — A licensed podia- whose treatments were reimbursed trist stands accused of sending by Medicare. 1 YEAR FOR ONLY. phony patient files to Medicare Schmierer and several co-con- Mail Coupon and Payment to: auditors searching for insurance spirators re-wrote notes in seven of fraud, a federal investigation has the files to increase information Worrall Community Newspapers, P.O. Box 341, Voorhees, NJ 08043 uncovered. about their conditions and treat- Dr. Michael Schmierer, 62, of ment in order to support the insur- O Yesl i want to subscribe for 1 year for just $20.00 O Check enclosed Pay by credit caui Holmdel pleaded guilty in U.S. ance claims. Name: LOCALSOURCE District Court on Aug. 7 to A representative at the center • VISA O Master Card O American Express O Discover obstructing a federal audit, accord- declined to comment on the situa- Address: Card number: ing to U.S. Attorney Christopher tion. Christie. He is currently free on a He faces a maximum sentence Town: Expiration date: $100,000 bail. of five years in prison and a State: Zip: Schmierer was a partner at $250,000 fine. Sentencing is sched- Card Holder: uled for Nov. 18. Advantage Foot and Ankle Centers, Home Phone: Signature^ located in Linden, and at three The insurance abuse was inves- other sites throughout Union and tigated by special agents from the E-mail: No other discounts apply. In-county delivery only. Middlesex counties. U.S. Department of Health and Must not have been a subscriber in the last 30 days. He admitted that sometime Human Services and the probe was around September 2003, a spearheaded by New York regional & Medicare contractor, Electronic agent Gary Heuer. PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE OPINION PAGE EDITORIALS Dress rehearsal The high price of gasoline has caused Americans to reduce their driving. According to the U.S. Department of Trans- portation, since 1980, Americans had been increasing the number of miles they drive each year by about 3 percent. But in November 2007 that trend reversed. And by May 2008. according to the department, Americans drove 10 billion miles fewer than they did in May 2007. In some ways, we like the way Americans have reacted to the higher price of gasoline. Sales of SUVs are way down and sales of gas-efficient cars and hybrids are up. People are car pooling more. We have seen gas-thrifty scooters on the streets, just like in Europe cities. Ridership on mass transportation is increasing. And in casual conversations with co-workers and neighbors, we hear of people altering their driving habits, replanning vacations and opting to drive not their SUV but their more fuel-efficient vehicle for everyday chores. In short, we are finally decreasing our dependence on foreign oil, and starting to adopt fuel-efficient measures. This is excellent news. Not tfiat high gasoline prices are good. They are not. They inflate the cost of nearly everything, and many businesses with profit margins based on inexpensive fuel are finding it PICTURE THIS — Rahway residents are out for a matinee at the city movie the- hard to survive. Meals on Wheels has had to decrease its ater in the 1950s. Chartered in 1858, the city of Rahway celebrates it's 150th wheel time. And municipal budgets are allocating more for anniversary this year. fuel at the cost of existing programs. We believe the days of cheap gasoline are over, and that the next world crisis or natural disaster could trigger a jump in oil prices that is unbearable to many. Towns and families who A look at 'cheaters'and their cousins will fare best will be those who have taken steps now to The story of the two kids from charge a per-room rate and wind up reduce their energy costs. In Summit, for example, a Sustain- Parsippany who were dropped off recovering income far in excess of ability Task Force is discussing the possibility of implement- each morning to attend Hillside Left what their mortgage payments are." ing a law against leaving cars idle on city streets and offering schools is recalled by Angelo Bon- On balance. Mack and others preferred parking for those driving hybrid vehicles or who nano. Out say the problem is lack of afford- carpool. The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders has For 31 years, before retiring, it By Frank Capece able housing. ""People wouldn't be also taken steps toward "greening" the county and curbing was his job to track down and doubling up if there weren't an affordability problem," he adds. greenhouse emissions by initiating a comprehensive Energy expose those people who thought it said, "the one thing I never heard was OK to cheat the system and from any of the parents, was "yes I In Union County, the group New Master Plan. enroll children in schools where admit this was wrong." Jersey Future estimates we have a These steps are modest beginnings that must continue. they didn't belong. There were a Stuart Mack from Rutgers huge number of citizens who spend Some town councils, however, appear simply to be reshuf- whole lot of examples. knows something about cheating. at least 35 percent of their gross fling their budgets as they wait for gas prices to fall or some In the case of the Parsippany In his position as director of the income on housing costs. other solution to miraculously appear. That is the' wrong commuters, their parents who Center for Governmental Services The conflicts abound on the approach. worked at the Newark Airport at the Bloustein School of Planning subject. The U.S. Department of found it more convenient to have and Public Policy, he has focused Justice has picked up the pace in The national goal of energy self-sufficiency can only be their kid just attend the Hillside on illegal housing conversions. He reviewing the larger number of per- achieved through baby steps — each one of us doing our part. Schools. recently said, "Pick any suburban manent foreign Labor certifica- Saving a gallon here and a gallon there added up to those 10 During his time, Bonnano has community and you'll find tremen- tions. Shay Goldstein on the other billion fewer miles we drove in May. This current gas crisis heard all the excuses: the kids were dous variation. In some places, you hand, as the executive director of has triggered conservation steps that we should maintain as visiting; they were cousins; they're have immigrants who are finding the New Jersey Immigration Policy, we move toward energy self-sufficiency. godchildren or nephews were ail inexpensive housing and doubling fights for new housing opportuni- the excuses that have been pitched. up and tripling up." ties in the suburban towns. The retired health officer spoke to The horror stories speak to one State efforts to end suburban "the cloak and dagger" aspects of Union County apartment complex, sprawl and the elimination of the job. His surveillance and tiling where tenants allegedly sleep in regional contribution agreements reports on the kids with the Board shifts, using large sheets to parti- where towns sell part of their hous- David Worrall of Education were what he did. tion off portions of a garden apart- ing responsibility to cities point to Publisher ment. more pressure on the older suburbs. Published Weekly Since 1917 He called Hillside the "hole in Incorporating the Union Leader, Toniann Antonelli the donut" with parents from Both sides are pushing back. The need for housing is The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle Regional Editor Newark and lrvington seeing the You don't have to be a rocket sci- undoubtedly going to grow. Still, relative benefits of sneaking their entist to figure out a problem exists the kids who attend the wrong Published By Stacey Eaton kids in without the tuition payment. when large amounts of garbage is school or the family who illegally Worrell Community Newspapers, Inc. Managing Editor 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083 A board member in another placed at the curb and a whole lot convert their house to permit illegal 908-686-7700 Josef Ornegri Union County town described the of people come and go from a sup- boarders are law-breakers and Retail Ad Director process of investigation and ques- posedly one family house. cheaters. It's wrong what they do tioning by the local board attorney Communities pass illegal and should not be tolerated. Can John D'Achino to expose the now resident kids. you imagine the mess if guys like Circulation Director dwelling ordinances that require ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. The effort is serious and that is 125 square feet of floor space for Bonnano and building officials 2008 Alt Rights Reserved proper. The cost of educating one every person older than 4 years old. hadn't been doing their job? Articles, pictures and advertisements herem are the exclusive property of student can vary in Union County One housing officer said, "Peo- Wtartalt Community Newspapers, !n-c. and any republtcation or without written petmisstort is prohibited. communities from $14,000 to ple see the potential to make a An attorney, Frank Capece is $20,000 per student. As Bonnano quick buck. They rent houses out, a resident of Cranford. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 11 OP ED PAGE Credit Card Debt? The 'why'behind the election ballot Over $10,000 in credit card bills? Editor s note: the following is candidates at the local level. These Only making the minimum payments? part one in a series about running are toss-up votes that usually track - We can get you out of debt in months instead of years for office. Seems y the top of the ticket and have as - We can save you thousands of dollars As another election season much business being cast as a bar- - We can help you avoid bankruptcy approaches, the problems con- To ber has of doing angioplasty, and Not a high-priced consolidation loan or on? of those consumer credit counseling programs fronting us at all levels of govern- usually with similar result. ; ; :: : ment promise to again be given little Me Of those who vote every year |g::s)^; :^: GA/Li CREi>i"r -CARD' RELIEF v;' :.;.•;, more than lip service, as a process there is a core group, possibly 70 By John Bury for four FREE cbnsuitation 866-479-5353 originally designed to select the percent, who vote party line, •'•":!:, ' '.''" '-• •..•• '••'•'.' /. ' ".' :"i;'" •"• ,'.'-'J '••'.} '•• ":r':'''.i'-::llJ^U[-;. •:-.' ,<-:•••"•'• ' Not av3iJab?o in nil states most qualified representatives regardless of the candidate. They instead yields the most compliant vote based on how they were political operatives. In this series I'll budget caps and state aid pretty brought up, either adopting or try to make sense of, first, the much dictating how money is spent rebelling against family prefer- process, then the problems resulting, and what services are to be provid- ences. That leaves a small percent- and finally offer possible solutions. ed, most local officials have little to age up for grabs who gravitate Our first contact with the elec- do but rubber stamp decisions towards whomever they hope or toral process often comes in high handed down by the state or the believe will be the likely winners, school where the popular kids vie courts as filtered through account- either because they know them per- to be class president. Posters are ants and lawyers. Towns have as sonally or have some familiarity hung, hands are shaken, and maybe much say about their futures as that with the name. It is to lure this even a mock debate conducted if a high school class president has swing group that party committees classroom is open. There are really about curriculum. Sure, they can seek the popular kids to fill out no issues since the position is large- complain to the principal about their tickets. ly ceremonial. If you win, you go to concerns their classmates have but, This system has been around for a few meetings after school and outside of transferring, they have years now and everybody could discuss things that you have no little practical option but to go have a good time with their cam- practical influence upon. along with what they are told to do. paign breakfasts and meet-and- Fast forward to adulthood, This is a direct result of having greets with higher-level politicians where most of the elections I've too many governing bodies staffed where you pay S50 to eat ham and witnessed have pretty much adopt- by part-timers, elected in populari- eggs in the same room with some- ed the high school playbook. But ty contests without any pertinent one who might have appeared on instead of handmade posters, there experience that would prepare them local access cable once. Except are lawn signs and billboards. to govern confidently. So how do these days we have a complication. Instead of standing outside some they get elected? Mostly by luck. We are in deep trouble. People student center handing out buttons There will be a presidential elec- arc losing their homes, their pen- you stand outside the A&P handing tion this year so in Ken iiworth, sions and even their lives because out brochures. Instead of engaging we'll probably have about 3,500 problems have been allowed to fes- in awkward conversations with the voters as compared to 2,200 in an ter as elected figureheads apply electorate in the halls you knock on off-year. What this means is that at palliatives to cankerous sores, not their doors. least 1,300 votes will be cast igno- possessing the requisite tools to Unfortunately, what seems to rantly by people who fee! an obli- operate. remain constant, in small-town gation to vote for somebody but New Jersey anyway, is the largely will have no clue as to the identity, John Bury is a resident of ceremonial nature of the job. With much less the qualifications, of the Kenilworth. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 2004 until recently, when 1 attended almost every sin- A great Project Grad gle meeting as a Republican candidate for freeholder To the Editor: until side lined by a serious illness, just weeks before It's hard to believe that more than a month has election day. Or why wasn't he making appearances at passed since we celebrated the graduation of the Cran- the meetings when senior citizen, Jerry Goldman, a ford High School Class of 2008. member of the Elizabeth Republican Committee, was Once again, the graduates enjoyed a wonderful Pro- attending meetings on such a regular basis that a chair UNION Calling all alumni... did you ject Graduation event to add to the memorable occa- in the audience bears a brass plaque with his name. Or County CoNege attend classes arUCIC, UjC, UC sion. In addition to the many parents and school offi- why wasn't he making appearances at the meetings or UCC? Don't miss the Reunion at cials, we want to thank the local businesses, commu- when former Linden resident, Kevin Retcho, an active Union, November 22, 2008. Call nity organizations and merchants whose services and Republican, was asking questions and making com- 908-709-7066 for information. generosity made this special event possible. The suc- ments on a fairly regular basis. cess of Project Graduation depends on the support of There is no argument that the Republicans have so many dedicated people and community organiza- recently hit a dry spell of meeting attendees. But it • Choose from over 80 Programs of Study tions. Again, thank you for your help and we wish the should be understood that even though GOP leaders or English as a Second Language best of luck to our graduates as they move on. are perpetually disgusted with the Democratic free- • Fall '08 Semester begins Sept. 3 (register until Sept. 9) Debbie Drechse and JoAnn Phillips holders' shenanigans, many have expressed the feeling • Fall '08 Late Start classes begin Sept. 16 (register until Co-chairs, CHS Project Graduation 2008 that attending the meetings can prove hazardous to Sept. 22) one's health. Is it any wonder that the GOP members • Transfer as a junior to prestigious 4-year colleges Attendance issues are avoiding this situation altogether as not being or universities worth the aggravation because they are blown off any- • Flexible class schedules ... days, nights or weelend or To the Editor: way simply because they are — horror of horrors — you can Leam from home with Onfine or Telerour'ss Regarding John Bury's "Seems to Me" column Republicans? • Only $90 per credit for appearing in the Aug. 7 edition of Union County Union County residents UJ p^ LofLilSource. Though lie hud some interesting obser- Now that county residents have received their new vations to make with relation to what issues the Union tax bills and we head into the "annual pre-election day County Freeholders have control over and vvhai they Freeholder spending season," there will be tiew indi- For information coll do not, Mr. Bury's closing remarks were just a tad off viduals showing up at the meetings, they will voice 908-709-7518 oi the mark. Mr. Bury closed his letter asking why the their concerns and attempt to ask questions which may Republicans haven't put in appearances at the free- or may not be answered. Visit UCC online at holder meetings. I have to ask Mr. Bury why he was- Patricia Quattrocchi n't making appearances at the meetings from early Union County Republican Committee www.ucc.edu PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCAL8GyRCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE A little stroke of genius CRANFORD BRIEFS Great &"Sntall Library book safe Friends of the Cranford Library will hold a used book sale today Presents by from 9:30 a.m. to i p.m. ai the Karen Cranford Public Library, 224 Wai- Megrirt, D.V.M, nut Ave.. For information, contact John Malar at 908-709-7272, send A DOG'S PEDICURE e-mail to libraryffi'craiifordnj.org or A dog's nails grow visit constantly, and how often nails cranford. corn- 'library-frit 'fids- index. need to be clipped will depend asp on a dog's lifestyle. If a dog does a lot of walking on bard Senior social meeting surfaces, its nails may be worn away naturally through friction. The Cranford Seniors Friday However, if a dog stays on grass. Club will hold a SoeialBingo dipping its nails will become an meeting at the Cranford Communi- essential part of grooming. ty Center, 220 Walnut Ave.. on Fri- Failure to do this can lead to day at 1 p.m. For information, call crippling pain iti the dog's paws Helen Popiel. club president, at and may cause permanent 908-276-2849. damage and malformation. If clipping the nails is difficult to do, a good alternative is to take Women's conference the pet to the vet or to a groomer. Greater Mount Zion Church They know how to cut nails, and 2008 Women's Conference will be the dog may react better to a held Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at stranger doing this than to its Photo By Barbara kokkalis 10:30 sun" and Sunday at 10:30 owner. Jason E. Nessel Memorial Invitational swim meet was held at the county pool in a.m., at 43 Johnson Ave., Cranford. At T.L.C. PET Rahway on July 26. Paul Kiell swims in the meet. There is a fee. DOCTOR, we recommend that For information, contact Amirah you pay close attention to your Corbitt at 908-276-0390 or by e- cat so that you may notice any difference in behavior. A mail at [email protected]. professional check-up can Teen dies in fatal car accident determine if your cat has Teen movies showing diabetes. If you notice increased By Joseph M. D'Alise gers in the vehicle with Black. two-year member of the Governor The Cranford Public Library is thirst or urination or if your cat ; ,•.: Staff Wter 7 ••. ; According to a police report, Livingston wrestling team and also sponsoring Summer Teen Movies just isn't acting normal be sure A 16-year-old who attended Black had been driving from his played left field for a recreation through Wednesday at I p.m. in the to bring your pet to 1326 Governor Livingston High School father's home in Mountainside and baseball team. Raddin Room. "Step Up" will be Stuyvesant Ave,» Union as soon in Berkeley Heights died last week was not wearing a seat belt when as possible. To schedule an Black is survived by his parents shown on Wednesday. Teen movies appointment, or to have your after crashing a family member's the accident occurred. Timothy and Eileen, a 15-year-old are open to all teens between ages minivan into a utility pole on Route questions answered, call Police are unsure where he was brother, Thomas and a 13-year-old 12 to 18 or who are entering grades 908.686.7080. We provide 22 in Springfield, according to heading in the car. sister Breanne. 7 to 12. Registration is not complete companion animal authorities. Because the case is under inves- A wake was held on Aug. 14 at required. For information, call 908- care, including dental care, and The Mountainside youth was tigation and because Black was a Our Lady of Lourdes Church in 709-7279, ext. 11. x-ray services. driving east on Route 22 at approx- minor, both the Springfield Police Mountainside, and was followed by P.S. Since a dog may imately 4 a.m. on Aug. 12 when his Department and the Union County a funeral Mass. His burial took Senior social meeting be reluctant to have its nails clipped, starting this process at a vehicle struck the pole. He died Prosecutor's Office declined to place at St. Gertrude Cemetery in The Cranford Seniors Friday very young age is a good idea. shortly after being taken to Univer- comment. Coloniaat 11 a.m. on Aug. 15. Club will hold a Social/Bingo sity Hospital in Newark, Spring- Black's father could not be Joseph M. D'Alise can he meeting at the Cranford Communi- www.myvetonline.com/tlcpd | field police said. reached for comment. - reached at 908-686-7700, ext. 124, ty Center, 220 Walnut Ave., on Luckily, there were no passen- The high school junior was a or [email protected]. Aug. 29 at 1 p.m.

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"It all seems like an The mayor also stated that some residents in The Summit YMCA, located at suring township officials to correct the environ- attempt to scare people," he said. town are just looking to .assign blame, not cor- 67 Maple St., has volunteer oppor- mental damage caused by asphalt millings that In July, after residents first complained to the rect the issue. "We are addressing who's respon- tunities available. For information, were dumped near the Rahway River and at a township about the dumping, public works sible for the dumping internally," he said. call Terri Clinton at 908-273-3330, county park several weeks ago. crews were seen at the site removing the piles of When Union County officials learned of the ext. 126. Although the piles of asphalt were removed asphalt left by the river. dumping, some concerns were also expressed by by the state Department of Environmental pro- Marion Avenue resident Harry Eckhart said Daniel Bemier, the director of the county Park tection from the park behind Marion Avenue fol- these efforts were not enough. Division of Planning and Environmental Ser- Old Guard meeting lowing several resident complaints that they "I have children that frequently take walks vices. All area 50 plus active men can pose a health risk, makeshift roads created with and play in the area, that is supposed to be pro- "The placement of loose millings without attend meetings of the Summit area these millings remain. tected wetlands, behind my house," Eckhart capping or sealing is a violation of New Jersey's Old Guard Tuesdays at the New In a letter to Springfield Mayor Bart Fraenkel said. "I do not want them to be exposed to solid waste laws. Placements of this or any other Providence Municipal Center at from Dennis Miranda; executive director of the potentially hazardous, toxic material. I just want type of fill in a floodplain, wetlands or riparian 360 Elkwood Ave, at 9:15 a.m. Rahway River Association, Miranda said the someone from the town to take responsibility for corridor is also not allowed," Bernier wrote to • For information, call Emil millings may contain dangerous carcinogens their actions, and correct what's been done." Springfield officials recently. "...I respectfully Butchko at 908-665-0678 or visit that could further pollute the Rahway River, the Fraenkel responded to these complaints by request that the township...continue its effort to www.summitoldguard.homestead. sole source of water for residents of Rahway. insisting that the roads, which lead to flood-pre- remove all remnants of millings." com. He also suggested the township hire an envi- vention equipment and sewers, are a necessity Fraenkel acknowledged the letter and sug- ronmental firm to conclude the extent of the and that the use of millings was stopped several gested the township is doing everything possible Naval historian to talk damage done in order to protect wetlands in the years ago. to clean up the area. The Summit area Old Guard area and the river. "We have picked up all the piles put there in Joseph M. D 'Alise can be reached at 908- will host Duncan Packer Tuesday at "The town really needs to restore the site to error," Fraenkel stated. "It is incorrect to think 686-7700, ext. 124, or editorial@thelocal- the New Providence Municipal its original condition," Miranda said. "You that having a road there is wrong. Something source.com. 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UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 15 Jail employees plead guilty to misconduct •By Jackeline Leon county jail, pleaded guilty to one count of loose tobacco, were smuggled into the jail. ment within the public sector. Fasciale is Staff Writer second-degree conspiracy to commit official Raymond, who pleaded guilty Aug. !2 to expected to sentence the three individuals on Two Union County Jail employees face misconduct. Pecoraro, of Elizabeth, pleaded second-degree conspiracy and third-degree Sept. 26. charges of conspiracy and official miscon- guilty to second-degree conspiracy and a bribery, had been jailed on robbery and Both Matthews and Pecoraro were arrest- duct after pleading guilty Aug. 12 to smug- third-degree charge of providing an electron- weapons charges. ed on Aug. 22, 2007. The recent develop- gling tobacco product's into the jail in ic device to an inmate. "He (Raymond) admitted in court that he ments are reportedly bringing the lengthy exchange for money. According to the Union County Prosecu-. purposely fried to corrupt government offi- investigation, led by Lt. Robert McGuire of Corrections officer Stephen Matthews, tor's Office, the electronic device was a cel- cials to get tobacco products into the jail and the Union County Police Department and 48, senior maintenance repairman for Union lular phone which Pecoraro reportedly that the employees were being paid to do so," Investigator Donald Johnston of the Union County Joseph Pecoraro, 37, and inmate admitted to delivering from a woman outside Kolano said. County Police Department Internal Affairs Shariff Raymond, 27, pleaded guilty Aug. 12 of the jail to an inmate. As ordered by Union County Superior Unit, to a close. to similar charges. In a press -release on Aug. 13, Assistant Court Judge Douglas M. Fasciale, both men According to the release, four other indi- Matthews, a Union resident who • was Prosecutor William Kolano confirmed that have lost their employment with the county viduals, three of which are current inmates, employed for more than 10 years with the tobacco products, including cigarettes and and are now restricted from seeking employ- face indictment in this matter. 'Back in the saddle again9 Police track down alleged drug lord By Jackeline Leon State Trooper and Union resident Staff Writer Moises Hernandez, 47, who admit- UNION— Alejandro Gleves, ted in court in 2006 to having an alleged heroin trafficker warned Valdez of surveillance. He believed to be responsible for was sentenced to 24 years in prison. arranging for up to six kilograms of In the press release issued by the the drug to be brought into the Prosecutor's Office, it was con- country on a weekly basis, was firmed that Cleves allegedly apprehended in Columbia last arranged the deliveries from week. Columbia. Authorities say he previ- The arrest in CJeves' birthplace, ously had the assistance of another Medellin, Columbia on Aug. II, is drug trafficker, Wilson Valdez, ini- the culmination of an international tially sought by local authorities. investigation between Columbian Valdez, a heroin and cocaine traf- authorities, the United States Drug ficker was arrested in 2005. Enforcement Administration and "He (Cleves) quickly moved the Union County Prosecutor's from being a low-leve! dealer in the Office. Cleves,"28, had been elud- U.S. to a significant trafficker in ing arrest and prosecution on third Columbia," Union County Prose- Fall will soon bg here before we know it.and Union County's Watchung Stable degree drug distribution charges for cutor Theodore J, Romankow said is busy preparing for the start of riding lessons. Ail applicants must be at least 9 approximately three years prior to in the release. years old. Class and troop assignments are based upon riding ability as deter- his arrest last week. Romankow said one kilogram mined by the stable management. The Watchung Stable also features adult les- Cleves, who had resided in of heroin can bring as little as sons. For information or to register, call 908-789-3665 or email stableques- Union County since he entered the $60,000 wholesale and as much as [email protected]. country when he was 7 years old, $500,000 if sold on the street. has been indicted in the county and Cleves1 mother, Nidia Roldan, is being held on a provisional arrest pleaded guilty to charges of money warrant for first degree racketeer- laundering after nearly $300,000 ing and first degree leading a nar- was found in her home in Union wns possibility of cotics trafficking network and other during a raid in 2005. According to offenses, the Prosecutor's Office the Prosecutor's Office, she is on. said in a press release Monday. If probation. rnergin departments convicted, Cleves may receive a In the release, it was confirmed By John O'Reilly fire services when we could receive be financed through $20,000 in life sentence. Cleves is awaiting that the identity of Cleves was first Staff Writer a higher level of service from Lin- grant money from the state Depart- extradition to the United States. He revealed in 2005 as a result of one Communities have learned that den at a fraction of the price," ment of Community Affairs Shared is currently being held on $2 mil- of the largest wiretapping investi- shared services are an effective way Smith said. Service Studies. lion bail as ordered by Morris gations in the the state in which 21 to save money, and Roselle and He noted that there is currently The borough could also receive County Superior Court Judge people were incriminated. Linden are looking to take the con- between $3 and $4 million in the $200,000 in funds to facilitate the Theodore Bozonelis. All the people found to be cept to the next level. municipal budget for the Fire process of liquidation if the depart- According to the Prosecutor's involved in the drug ring, with the Roselle Mayor Garrett Smith Department. Smith estimated the ments are merged. Office, Bozonelis signed the war- exception of Cleves, pleaded guilty introduced a controversial plan at average taxpayer could save Gov. Jon Corzine recently asked " rants, because he had been serving to a variety of charges and now the Aug. 13 Borough Council between $500 and $800 a year in municipalities to start looking into as acting wiretap judge for Union have been sentenced with some workshop meeting, commissioning savings from salaries, benefits and shared services in order keep bloat- County. A court date for Cleves has facing imprisonment of up to 24 a study to weigh the benefits of pensions in the Fire Department. ed budgets across the state in not yet been set. years. Earlier this year, in.order-to• merging the neighboring communi- He cited issues such as safety of check. The investigation that led to close in on Cleves, Romankow ties' fire departments. residents, response time, logistics "What I'm asking us to do is Cleves, the ring-leader of the drug traveled to Columbia with Special "We want to avoid...a situation and economic benefits as targets of what the state is asking us to do... ring which supplied Pennsylvania, Agent in Charge Gerard P. McAleer where we are spending the taxpay- the study. sit down with Linden and see if New Jersey and New York, also of the Drug Enforcement Adminis- ers' hard-earned dollars on our own Funding for the research would See LINDEN, Page 16 brought about the indictment of tration's New Jersey office. 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Mammal specialist Travis Gale of Wallaby Tales Traveling Zoo, left, introduces a duCret wallaby to Caroline and Christian Gulp of Scotch Plains at a recent Trailside Nature & Science Center event. For information on future programs at Trailside, School^ call 908-789-3670 or visit on the Web site at www.ucnj.org/trailside. • 1926 82 2007 • '•Years of Art Excellence Linden rejects first grant bid to HneIrt*SrapMc Design Illustration study fire department merger Oompiftererapiii&s (Continued from Page 15) But this was not a proposal that "We provide all fire services there are ways we can save our was open for discussion," Holley and ambulances in Roselie. Now ENROLL taxpayers money."' Smith said. said. you would have to wait for Linden He said the timing for the pro- Smith dismissed the charges by to come," warned Mucha. MOW! posal was right because of the con- saying he did not think input was Smith's counterpart, Linden „* *, struction of three new firehouses in necessary at the early stage of Mayor Richard Gerbounka, said he Fall Classes Begin September 2nd Linden. planning. approved performing the study, as OPEN HOUSES - Call for details Smith said the current firehouse "I can understand them getting long as it did not cost Linden any at the intersection of 8th Avenue involved once we get grant money, money and Roselie was doing the 1030 Central Avenue, Plainfield and Chestnut Street could be reno- they have to be involved. But we work applying for the grant. www.ducret.edu 908-757-7171 vated and used to solve the lack of are not merging yet. We are not "Most of the changes would recreation facilities in the borough. even doing the study yet... what affect Roselie, but it has to be ben- He said the building could be con- I'm asking is to get the grant," he eficial and acceptable to the resi- verted into a community center responded. dents of Linden," Gerbounka said. with pool, a fitness center or com- Roselie currently relies on "We'll wait and see. But you can't ATTENTION HILLSIDE munity meeting space for resi- mutual aid in case of a large-scale continue business as usual and dents. emergency. municipalities in general need to PARENTS/GUARDIANS: Before the study can begin, The total staff includes 29 full- look outside box for ways to run NEW PRESCHOOL PROGRAM both municipal councils must time firefighters and 14 volunteers. efficient government." approve the grant application. Linden has 126 full-time fire- Questions surrounding the issue If your child is three years old, or will be on three Some council members and public fighters. arose at Linden's pre-council on, or before October 1st, 2008, you may safety "employees in Roselie are Roselie Deputy Fire Chief Paul meeting on Monday, when the City register at the Board of Education Mon-Thurs, wary of the possible change. Mucha said the idea of mutual aid Council rejected the first grant bid. If both communities decide to can be misleading. He noted that Council President Robert Bunk now through August 28th. Parents/Guardians merge departments, Roselie would even the Elizabeth Fire Depart- said the governing body was not must bring all necessary documents; complete dissolve its department and pay ment — the largest in the county told about the proposal in advance registration packet, birth certificate, physical Linden a fee for its fire department — cannot fully staff a two-alarm and did not have enough informa- services. fire. tion to make a decision at this time. examination and immunization records. Councilman and Fire Commis- "The idea of mutual aid is a He was also concerned because Additionally, three proofs of residency are sioner Jarnel Holley, a Smith rival, necessity for departments these the grant application requires a required: 1-deed, tax bill, mortgage statement or voiced concern over the timing of days," Mucha said. He said regula- $2,000 contribution from each the issue, saying he was upset that tions to protect firefighters demand municipality. Bunk said he is plan- current lease, 2-current utility bill, 3-current no representatives of the Fire that for every two firefighters to go ning to meet with Smith, and hopes driver's license. Only twenty openings are Department or Public Safety Com- into a building, there must be two to get more information so the city available. Should more then twenty students mittee were brought into the outside to provide backup support. can revisit the idea of performing register, a lottery will be drawn on August 28th at process before the resolution to Mucha said a more important the study. apply for the grant was drafted. factor in citizen safety is response "We're open to listening to any- 6:00 PM at the Administration Building 195 "I have no issues with seeking time from the department head- thing...that doesn't necessarily Virginia Street, Hillside NJ 07205. ways to find funding or to investi- quarters to the scene of an emer- mean were accepting anything," he gate efficiency in any department. gency. said. ARTS & LEISURE

UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 17 How to 'restructure' if the 'glass slipper' is broken Hillside man's book explores relationship issues By Janclle LoBello that is when someone can walk into your life." Correspondent The book also differentiates between fairytale end- Body, soul, and spirit are three key elements in ings and reality. Ellis explains in his book how often, finding your soul mate according to Qnwan Ellis, a person's longing for the "Cinderella" fairytale is not author of "'Is This The One: My Spouse?" always the case as sometimes individuals believe, Ellis, 27, who published his first book in 2006 "whoever can tit in the glass slipper is the one for me." titled, "Bruised But 1 Refuse To Stay Broken," wrote Ellis suggests that when the glass slipper is broken, it his second book to help those looking for love to is given to God to be "restructured." understand themselves, relationships and all the ques- Aside from looking for the perfect person to fill in tions in between. that empty space in your life, Ellis, who is married and A resident of Hillside, Ellis is both a reverend and expecting his first child this month, also writes about a school teacher seeking to provide advice and guid- dealing with abusive relationships and how to really ance to young, married couples, unmarried couples appreciate your significant other, whether it be just a and young men and women who are still "looking for partner or your spouse. love." Ellis explained that he has seen many individ- Ellis' second book recounts the differences between uals wasting time and years on someone who is not the being "involved" with someone and just being in a ideal partner for them. In his book, he stresses the relationship. He claims when you are just involved importance of knowing ourselves before opening up to with someone "there is no commitment and no others. accountability." "Power comes when you know yourself first," Ellis "Is This The One: My Spouse?" also touches upon How to Krov for Sure said. guiding individuals to find comfort and love within ( In addition to knowing yourself, the book encour- themselves and their others. You're.Marrying f te Right One ages people to turn to their faith and religion to guide Ellis advises, "The greatest change comes when we them to finding their soul mate. can change ourselves." Quwan Ellis' second book, 'Is This the One; My "'When you become broken, God has hindsight," Janclle LoBello can be reached at 908-686-7700, Spouse,' explores relationships and encourages explained Ellis. "It is up to God to pick up the pieces... or editorial@thelocalsource. com. readers to turn to their faith during difficult times. Big acts, local artists highlight MusicFest The Union County Board of of MusicFest drew an estimated N' Run. Both nights will close at 10 Chosen Freeholders, in conjunction 50,000 attendees to take in two p.m. Lawn chairs, blankets and pic- with presenting sponsor Overlook stages of music. Beyond expanding nic baskets are welcome. Hospital, will host two jam-packed to two days, this year's event will Friday's musical highlights will days of music on three stages at feature even more musical enter- include: MusicFest '08. tainment on a third stage, a larger • Everclear, the alternative rock Musical acts will include Ever- version of Kids Kingdom in a new band originally formed in Portland, clear, who will headline MusicFest location in the park, additional food Ore., and known for such hits as on Sept. 5, and The B-52's who will vendors, a marketplace, and the "Santa Monica," and "Father of headline on Sept. 6, at Nomahegan return of the Love, Hope, Strength Mine." The Art Alexakis-led group Park in Cranford. Free to the pub- charity vvalkathon, paired with a will take the stage at approximately lic, the 11th installment of this newly added 5k race. 8 p.m. annual event will feature more than MusicFest ;08 will officially • Cracker, a modern rock group 20 peitoimeiN. among them, a con- open Scpi. 5 a: -"> p.m. The music formed by former Camper Van iiit;!oi t i'< i Miig musical stars from will continue Sept. (> at 8 a.m. to Beethoven frontman David Low- VH. , e s -\ en both days. coincide with registration for the ery. The band rose to prominence in I .!-.> w>i, L) single-duv version Rock On Wulkatfion and 5k Rock the 1990s, scoring hits with "Low," "Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)" and "Get Off This." A host of local acts sponsored by The Crossroads of Garwood — Known for their hits 'Roam' and 'Love Shack,' The B- including a solo performance by 52s will headline Union County MusicFest "08 on Smithereens frontman Pat DiNizio, Sept. 6. Beale Street Love, Tom Vella, 3rd 3 million records thanks to several • The Shane Walsh Field area Party and others will perform on hits, including "Hey Jealousy," will also include a stage for family MusicFest '08's newly added Wal- "Found Out About You" and "Alli- acts, a petting zoo for children, arts Mart-sponsored third stage. son Road" will be on hand. and crafts. Saturday's musical highlights Other attractions will include: • A laser tag area for adults and will include: • The John Lennon Educational children will be located in the • A headlining set by legendary Tour Bus. Shane Walsh Field area. A height of

»*•• : party rock band, The B-52's. • The Major League Baseball 52 inches is required to participate. • •/'Fti \ i Known for scores of hits, including Traveling Road Show, which In the event of rain, MusicFest "Love Shack," "Rock Lobster," includes pitching and batting cages will be held at Kean University, "Private Idaho" and "Roam." and video game kiosks, was a very however the Rock on! Walkathon Alternative rock band Everclear, known for their hit • The Gin Blossoms, a power- popular attraction at last year's and 5K, Rock N' Run will be held in song 'Father of Mine,' will take the stage during pop act whose classic 1992 album, event and will return to the Cranford. Additional information is Union County MusicFest '08 next month. "New Miserable Experience" sold MusicFest grounds in 2008. available at ucmusicfest.com. PAGE IS — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COftfl UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Stepping Out is a weekly calen- 11:30 am. For information about the dar designed to guide our readers to program call the library at 973-376- the many arts and entertainment 4930 or visit the library's Web site at events in the Union County area. www.sfplnj.org. The calendar is open to all groups and organizations in the Union County area. To place your free list- MUSEUMS ing, send information to: Worrall • Community Newspapers, 1291 in Mountainside. In case of rain, con- and Saturday from 5 to 11 p.m. locally grown produce for adults, THE WOODRUFF HOUSE/EATON Stuyvesant Aye., P.O. Box 3109, certs will be held at the air-condi- There will be rides, games, food, ages 18 years and older, at the STORE MUSEUM & PHIL RIZZU- Union, NJ 07083 or editorial@thelo- tioned auditorium at Cranford High raffles, a money wheel and a "beef Classic Thyme Cooking School, 710 TO BASEBALL HALL OF FAME calsource.com. School, on West End Place off garden." South Ave. in Westfield on Sept. 8, SPORTS EXHIBIT located at 111 Springfield Avenue in Cranford at from 7 to10 p.m. Conant St., Hillside includes a 1735 7:30 p-,m. THE DEUTSCHER CLUB of Clark, Space is limited, so pre-registration Farm House, a 1900s general store, ART SHOWS For information, call the Union Coun- Inc., 787 Featherbed Lane, invites is required. Call Trailside for space privy, well, water pump, mini apple ty Department of Parks and Commu- the public to a HAWAIIAN NIGHT availability and directions. Plan to orchard, barn, farm equipment and "BODY PARTS," an exhibit that nity Renewal at 908- 527-4900 or PICNIC in its "grove" on Saturday, arrive 15 minutes prior to the event. a display of memorabilia from the focuses on partial views of the visit the Union County Web site: starting at 4 p.m. Food stands' open For additional information, call 908- late Baseball Hall of Famer, Phil human body or individual parts will www. ucnj. org/parks/summerarts. htm at 4:30 p.m. There will be music by 789-3670 or go the Web site at Rizzuto, who was a short stop for run frorrj Sept. 12 to Oct. 3 at The I. the Norbert Ludwig Orchestra. Tra- www.ucnj.org/trailside. the New York Yankees, in the Phil ARTS GUILD OF RAHWAY. The ditional and Polynesian food and Rizzuto Sports Exhibit Room. The opening reception is Sept. 14 from CROSSROADS IN GARWOOD will drinks will be available. Children museum is open every third. Sun- 1 to 4 p.m. and admission is free. feature: every Monday, Open Mic younger than 12 will be admitted day of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Gallery hours are Friday, Saturday Night, every Tuesday, Jazz Jam, free. Parking is free. The event will JAZZ and by appointment. For informa- every Wednesday, karaoke night. tion call 908-353-8828. and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m., or by take place rain or shine. For infor- LANA'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE at appointment. The Crossroads is located at 78 mation call 732-574-8600, or visit North Ave., Garwood. For informa- The Hyatt Hills Golf Complex, 1300 the club's Web site at Raritan Road, Clark, 732-669-9024. tion, call Lee at 908-232-5666, or www.deustcherclub.us. The Union County Board of Chosen visit www.xxroads.com. Enjoy cuisine and world-class Jazz SINGLES Freeholders announced that the every Thursday and Friday. Thurs- 2008 TEEN ARTS TRAVELING days, 7 to 11 p.m.: Cometist WAR- Are you widowed, divorced, or EXHIBIT will be on display at Edge REN VACHE'S QUARTET, featur- never married? Then you should Art Gallery, 1577 Irving St., Rahway DANCE HOBBIES ing Eddie Monteiro on cordovox. look into the SINGLES GROUP that through Aug. 29. The exhibit con- meets each Sunday at 9 a.m. at the The Casano Community Center of Fridays, 7:30-11:30 p.m.: Different sists of 75 pieces of art selected groups. Friday: Latin trumpet star First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., from more than 600 visual artworks • Roselle Park will be hosting a MID- On Sep. 19, AMATEUR Westfield. It's not group therapy/but SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAMIN' OF ASTRONOMERS INC. will conduct its RAY VEGA'S QUARTET; Never a shown at the 2008 Union County cover charge or minimum. a discussion group that deals with Teen Arts Festival held in March at THE SOS DANCE Saturday from 7 monthly membership meeting at 8 p.m. singles issues, fosters friendships to 11 p.m. The event will feature in the Main Lecture Hall of the Nomehe- and a sharing of experiences. Other the Cranford campus of Union 16 PROSPECT WINE BAR & music by DJ Papa Joe, a light buffet gan building at Union County College, activities include winter movie County College. BISTRO in Westfield offers live jazz and refreshments sponsored by 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. imme- nights, picnics and holiday get- from Tuesday through Sunday Prestige Home Sales, a 50/50, door diately following the business meeting togethers. For information, call Lil nights in the wine bar. Offerings also prizes, and more. Come meet new at approximately 9 p.m., the club will at 908-889-475. AUDITIONS people and bring your friends. Sin- present a lecture on "The Hubble Space include 30 wines by the glass, an gle, divorced, or couples, all are Telescope: An idea that would not die," award-winning bistro menu, a cigar SUMMIT PLAYHOUSE seeks 30 to welcome as long as you are at least given by Robert Zimmerman. and cigarette lounge, courtyard din- 50 male singers who move well for 21 years old. Tickets are on sale Following the lecture, attendees will ing and a sophisticated, yet relaxing TRIPS a production of "BABY" by Maltby now at the Casano Community be invited to the William Miller Sperry atmosphere. Dinner reservations for and Shire on Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at 10 Center. For information call 908- Observatory that is. located nearby on parties of four or more are request- Holy Comforter Church of Rahway New England Ave". Music: Bring up 245-0666 or stop in the Casano campus, and will have the opportunity ed. For information, go towill sponsor a trip to COLORADO tempo and a ballad. Character Community Center, located at 314 to speak with club members and tour www. 16prospect.com. AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS actors for the ensemble, 20 plus, Chestnut St. in Roselie Park. the facility. Refreshments will be from May 29 to June 8, 2009. The trip will include motorcoach trans- are also needed. Production dates served. If weather permits, a celestial portation, 10 nights of lodging Oct. 31 and Nov. 1,6,7,8,9,14 and viewing focusing on Jupiter will be conducted using the club's two large MOVIES including four consecutive nights in 15. For information, call Vicki Tripo- scenic Colorado, 18 meals; 10 FESTIVALS telescopes. For information on AAI do, the director, at 908-578-6882. The Springfield Free Public Library, breakfasts and eight dinners, a tour The ninth annual KENILWORTH and directions, visit www.asterism.org 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield will of The Garden of Gods, a visit to the FIRE DEPARTMENT CARNIVAL or call 908-276-STAR. continue its SUMMER 2008 U.S. Air Force Academy, seeing the will take place through Saturday at LUNCHTIME FILM SERIES with Royal Gorge, a visit to historic Man- BOOKS the parking lot of St. Theresa's The Union County Board of Chosen every other Tuesday through Sept. itou Springs at the foot of famous School, Washington Avenue, Kenii- 2. Patrons can bring a brown bag THE READERS' FORUM, the book Freeholders and Trailside Nature Pike's Peak, gaming at Cripple worth. The carnival will be held lunch to the program. Creek in a historic western setting discussion group of the CRAN- and Science Center will offer a weeknights from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Coffee and cookies will be served at and much more. FORD PUBLIC LIBRARY, will COOKING WORKSHOP featuring begin its 16th year with a discussion of "Water for Elephants"' by Sara Gruen on Sept. 22. Subsequent titles and dates for the remainder of JUB/£P leers Bigger Than Ev^r? f^i^y^ FunJS< Entertaihrneilt 2008 include: "The Reader" by Bernhard Schiink, Oct. 27; "The Abstinence Teacher" by Tom Perrot- A Men's Club ta, Nov. 24; "Uncommon Arrange- 30 DANGERS DAILY ments" by Katie Roiphe, Dec. 29. 876 Hart Street • Rahway For information, call the library Ref- .'• 2 FREE BUFFETS: (732)574-3825 erence Department at 908-709- Hotline: (732) 382-5527 7272, or e-mail the library at •4 TO 6PM. & MIDNIGHT * 30 OF NJ'S HOTTESTDANCERS DAILY" I [email protected]. H • 2 Big Screen TVs • $2 SHOT SPECIALS ,M. .f Ove••-r 20 TV• s with ESPN, Sports H Channel, MSG & l:20p$ f Jpt|igSp.^ EVERY HOUR 1} All Pay-Per-View Events Rajn cji" Shine •iFre^^dipiss^irt > Doyynfpvyjrti jRufheiaford/ NJ •CONCERTS M1 Shot Specials Daly •22 TV'S WITH ESPN, MSG, M • 2 Free Buffets Daily • 4:30pm to 6pm On Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Presby- |j and 12 midnight terian Church in Westfield, the SPORTS CHANNEL & [2 • Delicious Homemade Specials WESTFIELD SYMPHONY M ALL PAY PER VIEW EVENTS " and Fresh Sauteed Dishes ORCHESTRA will accompany Boris AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES and Karloffs famed 1931 classic film "FRANKENSTEIN," with a live CORPORATE FUNCTIONS symphonic soundtrack. Free Parking on Premises •ATM on Premises H h|\|»|p|ran|||||WM:^lj!?r|(>if THE UNION COUNTY SUMMER 0 H OPEN: Mon-Fri 11:30am-2am • Sat 11:30am 'SI 3 am = = 1 ARTS FESTIVAL series includes the OFF:EXIT:13-A FROM NJ TURNPIKE tj Sun 4pm to 2am , fj following.performance: Wednesday, (908) 351-1231 : M |h:^!ijitiferfo!f(it*>;:: VERDICT at 7:30 p.m. at the Spring- field Avenue end of Echo Lake Park fW»TTTTT»TTTTTT»TT»H W UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 19 Sedaka Night of jazz will help to sing at to 'Brake the Cycle' On Sept. 26, Mayor Joseph Delorio will trek across three states and 275 miles from Gettysburg, Pa. to New York City with 140 other bicy- UCPAC clists to raise money for people living with AIDS/HIV. On Aug. 28, "a summer evening of romantic jazz with award-winning Performance is vocalist, Thos Shipley" will be part of a fundraising effort for the "Brak- set for Sept. 26 ing the Cycle" bike ride. Shipley was discovered by Leslie Uggams who introduced him in a Neil Sedaka is slated to per- solo show to a celebrity-packed room at the Claridge in Atlantic City. His form Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. at the Broadway credits include a three-year stint in the production of "Miss Union County Performing Arts Saigon." Center, 1601 Irving St. The event will be held at La Casa di Martino, 301 West Clay Ave., It is hard to imagine the history Roselle Park. The fixed price dinner includes Gilda Delorio's popular of rock and roll without the contri- cavetelli and broccoli, sausage and peppers and eggplant rolotini, appe- butions of Sedaka. Foe more than tizers, dessert, coffee and soft drinks. There will be two seatings from 6 four decades, his timeless stan- to 8 p.m. and with performance at 7 and 9 p.m. Reservations are required dards have helped change the face Neil Sedaka will share some of his famous tunes by calling 908-245-5897. of popular music. With countless during a performance at the Union County Per- Donations for the mayor's bike ride will be requested at the event and hit singles, and platinum and gold forming Arts Center on Sept. 26. Tickets are on are tax deductable. If you cannot attend but would like to make a dona- records, he is recognized as one of sale. tion, checks can be made to "The Center" care of Braking the Cycle, and rock and pop music's legendary 25 million records and their col- the classical roots of his early can be mailed to 301 West Clay Ave., Roselle Park, 07204. pioneers, and he remains as vital a laboration was to last for 30 years. years. With original romantic For information about Braking the Cycle visit, www.brakingthecy- force today as he was in the In 1958, at the age of 18, Seda- lyrics written by Sedaka and set to cle.org. 1950s. ka was catapulted into stardom the music of Beethoven, Chopin, In high school, Sedaka formed after Connie Francis recorded his Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky, a vocal group called "The Tokens" "Stupid Cupid." She then sang the he has released a collection of Rockers roll into Rah way and they recorded two singles that theme song he and Greenfield had these songs on "Classically Seda- The Rahway Mayor's Summer lished musical arenas as well - as became regional hits. Soon after, written for the 1960 MGM spring ka," which went on to earn a gold Concert Series will continue-today creating and leading her own musi- was Sedaka's .introduction to break movie classic, "Where The record in Europe. with a performance by Suzette cal group. Howard Greenfield. Together they Boys Are," which would end up Following the smash success of "Tina" Dorsey will be on stage The Summer Concert Series began a successful songwriting being her biggest hit. this record, Neil released "Turn- doing a "Tribute to Tina Turner." will end on Aug. 28 with The Fab- partnership. As Neil has noted, As a result, Sedaka signed a weaver," and made another depar- Suzette is versed in many areas ulous Grease Band. The Fabulous "for a long period of time, we contract with RCA as a writer and ture with the release of "Tales of of music and is always looking to Greaseband is a seven-member wrote a song a day." In the four performer and began recording his Love and Other Passions," record- take on challenges. She has record- "best of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and years between 1959 and 1963, the own material. ing both old standards and original ed with Arista Records, has been 90s rock 'n' roll party band." For songwriting team sold more than Recently Sedaka returned to Sedaka songs with a jazz trio. the leader and director of a 15- information about the Mayor's piece show, four-musician band, Summer Concert Series, call 732- and different orchestras. She is 669-3600 or go to www.cityofrah- Opa! Be 'Greek for a weekend' capable of performing in estab- way.com. Ever hear the words Opa! or Yasou? Did you ever As always, the festival will feature Greek cuisine see "My Big Fat Greek Wedding?" Or have you ever such as souvlaki, gyros, tiropites and spanakopites - read or seen the screen version of "Zorba, the Greek?" Greek meatballs, chicken Greek style or Kota, roast Have you ever had a feeling that you just wanted to leg of lamb, ami and Greek salad. let yourself go and dance? Saying 'yes' to any of those The deserts will be everything a sweet tooth proves you will enjoy stopping by the 31st annual St. demands: custard, butter cookies and baklava. To work Horizoi Special Sunny Seats Packages Demetrios Greek Festival from Sept. 4 to 7 in Union. off all those calories visitors can join in the exuberant Horizon blue Crow MueSlilcldorNcw Jersey Available on all Weekend Greek-American parishioners- of St. Demetrios Greek dancing, to the accompaniment of live music. Making Healthcare Work. Performances! Church will create a reproduction of a Greek village, Children, dressed in Greek costumes, will also be on Presents The Sunny Seats Package includes giving visitors the sense of actually being transported hand throughout the festivities. The church is located VIP seating, a show program to Greece. at 721 Rahway Ave., in Union. for every child and a photo opportunity with two characters before theshow. Use the password: SUNNY to 9SESAME STREET LIVEi purchase your tickets. QOOOOOOCOCXXCOOCXXOOd^ Quantities limited. Not available on GREEK l Wednesday - Friday performances. j TIVAI A VEE CORPORATION PRODUCTION ove it!!! ts! Rain or Shine

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Virgo, when family calls, it's much middle of a situation at home, DAY DATE TAURUS, April 21 to May 21: simpler to put a smile on your face Capricorn. Both parties are trying EVENT Taurus, you sometimes feel like and be agreeable than to sulk in the to win you over onto their sides. you want to move to a remote part corner. Good news arrives on You must remain neutral or remove PLACE of the world. However, a better Wednesday with concern to yourself for a while. TIME romance. solution is learning to deal with the AQUARIUS, Jan. 21 to Feb. 18: PRICE activity around you. LIBRA, Sept. 23 to Get, 23: Aquarius, it's easy for someone to GEMINI, May 22 to June 21: Libra, a desire for change could put push your buttons when you let on ORGANIZATION There's so much in store this week, you in hot water, unless you think about your Achilles' heel. Better to You can e-mail us at: [email protected] Gemini, that it may take two weeks through your plans carefully rather practice your poker lace so you for you to simply sort through it than acting on impulse. Saturday is don't let on about your weaknesses. all. A financial venture is at the a day for being a homebody. PISCES. Feb. V) to March 20: 908-686-7850 heart of everything. SCORPIO,"Oct. 24 to Nov. 22: Pisces, there's much you want to CANCER", June 22 to July 22: A Scorpio, you're being hit from all say to a friend, but you don't know few blue skies and sunny days are sides but you're a professional at where to begin. Think of the most all that's needed to take you out of keeping your cool in the spotlight. important part and start there. OVERCROWDING A PROBLEM? the doldrums. Cancer, You'll find if However, when you're alone, Also born this week: Marlce HAVE A SUCCESSFUL you stick with Sagittarius, you two that's when you lick your wounds. Matlin, Rachael Ray, Cassie Ventu- will have a good time together. SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to ra, Alexa Vega, Jack Black and LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23: Rela- Dee. 21: A lot must be accom- Michael Jackson. GARAGE SALE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 21 Celebration Singers return from international tour In honor of the choir's seven- viding the music for a special also sang informally in the town nied by 40 family members and The group also paid their tieth anniversary, the Celebration liturgy at Saint Ignatius Loyola square in St. Wolfgang, Austria friends. In addition to arranging respects at Dachau Concentration Singers of United Methodist Church in Prague, was the finale and by request in many restau- for the. performances, included Camp and its museum. Church in Cranford, under the. of the 10-day tour. rants. time for shopping and sightseeing Funding for the Celebration direction of Sean Berg, recently Other notable performances The final day of the tour was at places such as Neusehwanstein, Singers has been made possible in returned from its first interna- included Esterhazy Palace's the Fourth of July in Prague. King Ludvvig H's fairy tale mul- part by the New Jersey State tional tour, appearing in Austria, renowned Haydnsaal in Kisen- Everyone on the tour sang patriot- titurreted castle, for which Walt Council on the Arts, Department Germany and the Czech Republic. stadt, Austria; Mclk Abbey in ic tunes during our private party Disney used as his model for of State, through a grant adminis- The choir is comprised of Melk, Austria; Dom Cathedral in at Restaurant Emy Destinnove, Sleeping Beauty's castle; the tered by the Union County Office approximately 55 members, most- Salzburg, Austria; St. Paul's owned by a gentleman raised in medieval, walled city of Rothen- of Cultural and Heritage Affairs. ly from Union County. Church in Munich, Germany and Cherry Hill, Camden County. berg; Olympic Park in Munich; The Celebration Singers can The choir sang to enthusiastic the Franciscan Church in Rothen- Approximately 40 members of the Charles Bridge and the Astro- be found at www.cetehration- audiences in every venue. Pro- bura, Germany. The choristers the choir participated, accompa- nomical Clock in Prague. singers.org. RELIGION Beth O'rwill host ice high holiday worship. The temple Reid and granddaughter of Newark, hear the four part series, "Love & riage will be the four sermons, is located at 78 South Springfield Mia Ritchie mid children of Union, Marriage" to be presented by Rev. which include: forgiveness, love, cream social Sunday Ave. in Springfield. Jean Ross of South Plainfield and John W. Bechtel during the month service and commitment. Temple Beth O'r / Beth Torah, On Sept. 6 at 9 a.m., the temple Heather Stabinsky and Frank Tafur of August at Calvary Assembly of The Bible is full of directions the regional egalitarian conserva- will host the opening day of its K-3 of Union. God, Union. and encouragements for husbands tive synagogue in Clark, will host Shabbat morning program. Regis- The series will be presented at and wives. an ice cream social for prospective tration is now taking place. both the first and second Sunday Visit the Web site at www.cal- members on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pray for Peace On Sept. 8 at 9 a.m. the temple's morning services. varyunion.com or for information, synagogue, 111 Valley Road. An informal gathering to pray preschool program will begin. For The four pillars of a strong mar- call 908-964-1133. In addition to making and for peace will be held at the First information, contact Director Nina Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., today enjoying their own ice cream sun- Greenman at the temple office. daes, participants will have the at 9 a.m. and will be directed by On Oct. 12 at 10 a.m.. the tem- opportunity to tour the synagogue, Reverend Darla Turlington, Senior BATHTUB REGLAZIIMG ple preschool will host the annual meet the clergy and congregation Pastor. For information, call 908- Character Breakfast for children. SAVE IT • REGLAZE IT members, and learn about the pro- 233-2278 or email On Oct. 13 at 6:15 p.m., there grams and activities offered for all [email protected]. MAKE YOUR BATHTUB .00 will be an ice cream social, fol- ages, including the award-winning lowed by Sukkot services at 7 p.m. LIKE BRAND NEW religious school, youth groups, On Oct. 20 at 7 p.m., the Sim- Holy Hour for Life LIMITED TIME REG, adult education. Sisterhood, Men's chat Torah — a lively, interactive The Holy Hour for Life will take www.advancedrefinishingcorp.com Lic.#13VHO28407OO $425 Club, and Young Couples and service — will take place. place Sept. 3 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 Seniors groups. For information on these pro- p.m. at Holy Spirit Church, Subur- There are also community serv- ban Road, Union. ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. grams and services, visit the tem- 877-3 NEW TUB • 201-288-0073 • 732-988-6005 • 973-279-0083 ice activities, a host of classes, ple's Web site at www.shaiirey.org book discussions and lectures by or call the office to request a Parish honoring Mary noted scholars, among other pro- newsletter at 973-379-5387. St. Michael Parish, 40 Alden St., grams. Cranford, will celebrate a "Week to For information and to RSVP, Grace welcomes new Honor Mary, Mother of God," with call 732-382-4674 or 732-381- special Rosary Services every 8403. church members evening through Friday, at 7 p.m. The following individuals were For information, call the Parish recently welcomed into member- Office at 908-276-0360. Temple offers special ship at Grace Lutheran Church, programs, services 2222 Vauxhall Road, Union: Temple Sha'arey Shalom of Dianne Fannell of Cranford, Al Calvary program will Springfield will host special fall- Lienau of Union, John and Sarah focus on couples events in addition to its regular Loureiro and son of Roselle Park, Those who are married or plan- schedule of Shabbat services and Mildred Malone of Roselle, Brenda ning to get married, are invited to AUTO SERVICE & BODYSHOPSPECIALIST Professional Directory Save Up t© 20% On Yoyr Fwel Bill with Our Special Slimmer HURT AT WORK? 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1 Yhrd^] hoid* ilaiiy morning services SCHOOL; ST. MATTHEWS Ll'Tll. Siii' Vl 1 I - i] \\ m I t r t,imec-T» a ubrani. caring congregation committed to ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Monday thru Fmtay 'iti 7:00 am: Sunu.i\ al CHURCH FOR THE DEAF 2222 tip. W.Ji.. d i t vu i mi 1 0 pin. rciseual a;:d growth. We welcome ail tojum 8:55 am; .Sunday thru 1'hursdjy evenings at VamhaJI R(>ad. I.'nion. Rev. Donald I.. M n s r up t „ - i i ii r >Viiinesd,iv us. for worship and fellowship. Iw additional CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 7:45 pm. Friday evening Slubbat services Brand. Pastor. W8-686-3965. (Voice) 00 ii \kJi t'l rfib k s tjv ini Prayer information, call the church office at 908- INTERNATIONAL. A Pentecostal church are at S:lH) pm (except fur the Is! Friday of ITTY) 90S-S51-2U04 e-mail: dro ip~ "ilpm 688-3164 ur log on to u w v.ctfarm.firg. seeking the face of God". 953 W. Chestnut month at 6:30 pnrm. Shabhat morning at gracdu4inuyahoo.com: Family Bible Hr. * 1OWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St., I'nion. Cliurclv'964~l I33. F,n,%4-I!53. 9:3(1 am; for Shabbat afternoon Minim/ 9:15 Family Worship Hr. S & * 10:30 NON-DENOMINATIONAL 829 Salem Road, Union. Worship and Church Rev. John W. Beditel, Pastor. Ma'ariv'Havdalah, please call for times. (Summer *9:3(» "Interpreted for Deaf; School Sundays at 10:00 A.M. Nursery Care Sunday Services: KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL Newark Contact: Rabbi Mark Mailach Barrier-Free: Various Choirs & Bible during all services. Holy Communion the first and 23rd Street. Kenilworth, 008-272-6131, Sunday School - 10:05am (riiiinrebbea'aol.cpm) - (9731 376-0539 xl5 Studies; Visitors Expected; Free Information Sunday of each month. We offer opportunities Pastor Donald Dunkertnn. Sunday 9:15 am Morning Warship - ji:+5am. H:00.im or Executive Director Shir! Hainex Packet www'.grdcelutheninumon.org for persona! growth and development for Communion, 11:00 am Family Bible Hour and Evening Service - fejiipni (exeedirectorvrteniplebethahiriyisraeLcom) - children, youth, and adults. We have two Sunday School for all ages. Wednesday 7:00 Wednesday Services: (9731 376-0539 xl.3. children's choirs and an adult Chancel Choir. Ladies Bible Study (HeartifcHoinei - 10am HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH pm Prayer and Bible Study, (cuiidcare We also have a youth fellowship, regular adult Family Nigh*. 7:30pm with - prov idedt. Friday 7:00 pm Youth Acli\ ities for JE WISH-TRADITIONAL 639 Mountain Avenue, Springfield, 07081. Bible Study, a Book Club and Summer Royal Rangers boys program (ages.?-14 j Grade School age, Jr. High and Sr. High, Vacation Bible School. Conic and worship with CONSERVATIVE 973-379-4525, Fa* 973-379-8887. Our kenihvorthgospk'l.oni Misskmcttesgirls program (ages 3-17) Sunday Worship Service takes place at It) friends and neighbors this Sunday. Tovvnlev Adult s'chiwluf the Bible a.m. For information about our midweek Church is a growing congregation of caring Friday Services: CONGREGATION B'NAI AIIAVATU children, teen, and adult programs, contact people. Church Office 6X6-1028. Rev. Youth Nigh! - 7:3Qpm .SHALOM, 2035 Vauxhatl Road (comer of the Church Office Monday through Christopher Tavlor. Pastor, College & Career - 7:30pm Plane Street), I'nion. Tel: !°0S) 6Sfi-ft773. Thursday, 8:30-4:00 p.m. MAPLEWOOD BIBLE CHAPEL: Worship In addition (here arc monthly meetings ol" Dr. Leon J. Yauod, Rabhi Emeritus; Oscar and serve together in a warm and caring Bible Women's Ji>y Ministries ami Men's Newman, Cantor, David Cielband, ('resident. centered fellowship, located at the intersection Breakfast Fellowship. For directions call Congregation B"Nai Ahavath Shalom is a of Lcxingtou. Tuscan and Muniett Avenues. HOLY TRINITY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 210 9(«X-%4-U33andpress4. traditional conservative congregation with a Sunday services: Adult Bible Classes and LUTHERAN CHL'RCH E.L.C.A. Morris Ave. a! Church Mall, Springfield, 973- full range of programs. DAILYSF.RV1CES: Sunday School, 10:25 AM. Family Bible 301 Tucker Avenue, 379-4320. Rev. Victoria Ney, Pastor. Sunday Sun: fc:30anu Mun-Fri.: 7:30am; Friddv Ministry Hour, 11:00 AM. Tuesday 8:00 PM. Union NJ. 070X3 Worship begins at 10:1 Sam. Fellowship Hour UKRAINIAN EVANGE LI< ' VI. evening: Spin; SATURDAY: 9:00am. Ton* Prayer and Bible Stuilv. Imver meetiiw room. I'asuirs Darin:: & Dnsan Brelmv. immediately follows the service. August ASSEMBLIES OF GOD class half hour before each service. Hebrew Special activities for children and >uu!h ou AH Baptised Christians are welcome to our Sundays only - 11 am Union Service at 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (W)(i86-R171 School: Sundavs 9:30am. Fridav eveninu. Call us for details at 201-761- Communion Table on 1st and 3rd Sundays. 6430." Methodist Church. Registration for Sunday R6. Chajm Marcus, Phone/fax: (DOS) 687-2. You are invited to join us in Pastor: Rev. JiiiWook h-ung followed by "worship at 10:30 AM. Religions Worship Services on Surul.ns at 10:30 am. This Knulish Service: <>:30 -10:30 school classes meet on Saturday mnminp.s U a place for win to enjoy uplifting music ami for grades K-3; on Tuesday and Thursday Fellowship: 10:30- 11:00 relevant messages that will eneruize and inspire UNITARIAN- JEWISH- afternoons for 4-7; and Iiicsday evenings i\n Korean Service: 11:30-12:30 you. We offer ii warm and friendly environment post bar/bat mil/vah students.. I're-scliool, Followed by Fellowship with Bible study, Sunday school and active UNIVERSALIST CONSERVATIVE classes are available lor children ages 2 1:2 Join us i^ Joyous Celebration of our adult and youth groups. Fur further information, Lord Jesus Christ! through 4, I he Temple has the support of an please contact Dr. Christopher Helden, Pastor at UNITARIAN CHURCH IN SUMMIT. 4 TEMPLE BETH AH.VI YISRAEL i<0 active Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Renaissance Waklwn Avenue. Summit. NJ 07901. n(l8-273- Temple Drive. Springfield, 973-376-0539. Senior Group and Youth Group. A wide 3245. wvvvv.ucsummit.org. Rev, Vanessa Rush UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF We are a Conservative Egalitarian range of activities is oltered for nil interest Southern, Minister. Rev. Emilie Buggis. UNION. Bervvyn Street at Overlook Terrace, synagogue in Springfield. We are an levels and age groups. For more information, Assistant Minister, Tuli Patel, Director. Union. Rev. Ferdinand I.lenado, inclusive congregation, welcoming to the call the Temple office, (973) 379-5387 or CONNECTICUT FARMS Children's Religious Education, Mitchell Vines. Pastor.Jonathan Schneider, Music Director. broader community of" mature couples, visitvvww.shaarey.org. Music and Choir Director. Sunday Services at Church Office 687-8077. Parsonage 686- PRESBYTERIAN CHCRC'Ii, SSS singles, "traditional" Jewish families, 10:00am in summer. One-Room Sehoolhouse 2412. Worship Service 11:00 A.M., Sunday Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Sunday Worship interfaith families, and gay and lesbian Sunday School fur pre-K to Sth tirade. Children worship includes a children's sermon, Service at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School/ Jews. We are dedicated to enriching the lives 0-2 with their parents in the nursery with live followed by Sunday School, and communion Confirmation Class and "For Adults Only of our congregational family by providing an LUTHERAN Education" at 10:00 a.m. CMId care video feed. All are welcome. inviting environment lor spiritual, on the first Sunday of each month. All welcome. United Methodist' Men's, provided. Sound system for tht hearing educational, and social interaction and CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, impaired. Coffee hour follows tin: service. growth. We oiler tu our membership and Women's and Youth groups. Home Bible E.L.C.A. Studies 3rd Saturday each month. Ample parking is provided. New community.a wide variety of educational, 1354 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road Union contemporary worship service tUe "First NO'l'F.: All copy changes must be made in spritual and social programs. Our Early WS-686-01H8 Friday" of the month at 7:30 p.m. Men's, writing and received by Worrall Community Childhood program and Religious School Sunday Worship a! 10:00 a.m, women's, and youth groups provide a variety Newspapers No later than 12:00 Noon, are first rate. We hive tin active Men's Club, THKRF.V. JOHN I). LARSON of opportunities for participation. Church Fridays prior to the following week';, Women's League, Senior group, Teen INTERIM PASTOR MORAVIAN actively involved with the community publication. Institute (Hebrew High School), US ¥ (youth We invite you to become a part of our family through Vacation Bible School, "Friday Please address changes to; group), and Adult Education program. Please Night Happening" for middle school youth, and to share with us in ministry. BATTLE HHX COMMUNITY Connie Sloan plan on visiting and taking a look around. Everyone is welcomed. MORAVIAN CHURCH, 77 Liberty Ave., CF Food Pantry, weekday Nursery School, Come to our services and meet our GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH AND Union, 8-fi8(>-I.AMB. Rev. Percival and Cub and Boy Scout Troops. Serving the 1291 Stuyvesant Ave, P.O. Bo\ 1596 congregational family. Temple Beth Ahm Gordon, Pastor. Sunday Worship 10:30 am. community since 1730, Connecticut Farms is Union, NJ. 07083 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 23 OBITUARIES Timothy B. Benfordi the Momnouth Medical School of Co.. Newark, tor 30 years and Timothy B. Benford, 67. ot Nursing and was a registered nurse. retired 15 years ago. Mr. Frost was OBITUARY LIST Mountainside died Aug. lit at Mrs. Brash also did private duty an Air Force veteran of Work! War home. nursing in Union County medical 11. He was a member of the Knights ASL1N — Diane, of Linden; Aug. 14. Born in Bayonne, Mr. Benford. offices. Prior to that, she was a nurse of Columbus Council of Union. Mr. BENFORD — Timothy B.. of Mountainside; Aug. 10. moved to Mountainside in 1974. He in the Old Soldiers Home, Edison Frost also was a member of the BLACK —Timothy II. of Mountainside; Aug. 12. served on the Borough Council and and was a registered nurse for the Union Elks BPOE, the National BODNAR — Jane, of Kenilworth; Aug. 13. ~ as police commissioner. Mr. Ben- Union County Tuberculosis Clinic. Turners and the VFW Union Post. BRASH — Evelyn, formerly of Union; Aug. 14. ford was employed at the Bayonne Mrs. Brash was a member of the Surviving are a daughter, Mau- CA1OLA-- Lou, of Kenilwortiu Aug. 1 O.- Times newspaper. The Jersey Jour- Daughters of Scotia. Bonnie Doon reen Scheuermann; two sisters, DALY SR. — Sean Michael, of Roselle Park; Aug. 11. nal newspaper, and for Jersey Print- Lodge 10 and the Order of the East- Jane Milazio and Margaret Scorda- FROST — William A., of Kenilworth; Aug. 16. " ing, lie also worked as managing ern Star, Mount Zion Chapter 16 of to; a brother. Frank, and three GAREA — Kathleen Mary, of Springfield; Aug. 10. editor of Travel Weekly Magazine Metuchen. She was a member of grandchildren. GIUNTA — Anna, of Union: Aug. 14. and was also employed by the New the Third Westminster Church, The Mastapeter Funeral Home, GOETZ — Philippine A., of Union: Aua. 16. York City public relations linns of Elizabeth. Roselle Park, handled the arrange- KOWALSKI — Josephine, formerly of Hillside; Aug. 13. Manning, Selvage and Lee. Mr. Surviving are three daughters, ments. LIEBMAN — Harriet M., of Springfield; Aug. 11. Benford founded his own public Jeanne Cavanagh, Dahne LILLIE —Agnes, of Roselle Parking. 15. " relations firm, Benford Associates. Rodriguez and Carol Khimani; a Kathleen Mary Garea MACHESKA — Walter, of Summit; Aug. ! 5. brother. Alden Pinson; a sister, MACON — Carrie, of Union: Aug. 12. Surviving are his wife, Marilyn; Kathleen Mary Garea, 49, of Doris Hoest; seven grandchildren MACPHEE — Ruth, of Union; Aug. 11. a daughter. Susan Benford Jung; a Springfield, died Aug. 10 at Over- and two great-grandchildren. MCBRIDE — Helena, of Summit; Aug. 13. son. Timothy B. Benford III. and a look Hospital, Summit. MCKENZ1E — Willie B., of Linden; Aug. 6. brother, Thomas. The August F. Schmidt Memor- Born in Newark, Mrs. Garea MCLEOD — Odell, of Linden; Aug. 10." The Biggins and Bonner Echo ial Funeral Home, Elizabeth, han- lived in Roseile before moving to NUSSE — Helen, of Rahvvay; Aug? 11. Lake Funeral Home, Westfield. dled the arrangements. Springfield three years ago. An handled the arrangements. attorney, she graduated from Rut- O'DONNFLL- Edward P.,'formerly of Railway; Aug. 13. Lou Caioia gers University' in Newark and Rut- REANEY — Casimere, of Union; Aug. 13. Timothy Black 13 Lou Caioia, 86, of Kenilworth gers School of Law. Mrs. Garea RONDEAU - Dorothy, of Summit; July 12. SALE Y — Stephen, of Clark; Aug. II. Timothy Black 11, 18, of Moun- died on Aug. 10. was employed by Garees & Grabler STEIN MACHER — Theresa, of Roselle Park; Aug. 14. tainside died on Aug. 12. Mr. Caioia lived in Newark and Law Firm in Plainfield. She repre- STONAKER — JohnT., of Keinlworth: Aug. 15. Mr. Black graduated from the moved to Kenilworth in 1957. He sented injured workers for 25 years WARD — Shirley Jean, of Union; died Aug. 8. Deerfield School, Mountainside. served in the Navy during World and was a member of the Workers He was a student at Governor Liv- War II, from 1942 to 1946, as a Compensation Bar. WEINER — Estelle M. of Rahway; Aua. 10. ingston High School, Berkeley chief machinist mate of the many Surviving are her husband, WITTEL — Ann V., of Linden; Aug. 14~ Heights where he was a member of ships he served. Fie earned the Asi- Edward, and a sister, Lillian WONG —Chew Loong, of Clark; Aug. 13, atic-Pacific, Victory and American Bagert. the wrestling team. Mr. Black Editor s note: Not all of the names included in this listing will played in the Mountainside Youth Theater medals. Mr. Caioia joined The Dancy Funeral Home, appear as full-length obituaries. Baseball League. He was coached the Newark Police Department in Caldvvell, handled the arrange- by his father, Timothy. 1956. He retired in 1988 after 32 ments. Also surviving are his mother, years of consecutive service. Agnes Lillie Macheska: a brother, Leonard; five Eileen M. Black; a- brother, Surviving are two sisters, Con- Josephine Kowalski Agnes Lillie, 96, of Roselle grandchildren and five great-grand- children. Thomas, a sister, Breanne, and his nie De Marco and Jean Kaspraek; a Josephine Kowalski, 88, of Gal- Park died Aug. 15 in Overlook grandparents, Bill and Kathleen brother, Joseph; and a grandchild.. loway, formerly of Hillside, died on Hospital, Summit. The Quinn Hopping Funeral Black and Mary Morley. The Galante Funeral Home, Aug. 13. Born in Bayonne, Mrs. Lillie Home, Livingston, handled the The Higgins and Bonner Echo Union, handled the arrangements. Born in Newark, Mrs. Kowalski lived in Roselle Park for 60 years. arrangements. Lake Funeral Home, Westfield, resided in Hillside for many years She was a secretary for the Colo- handled the arrangements. Sean Michael Daly Sr. before moving to Galloway in nial Savings and Loan, Roselle Ruth MacPhee Sean Michael Daly Sr., 31, of 2002. Park, for 10 years and retired sever- Ruth MacPhee, 77, of Union Jane Bodnar Clifton, formerly of Roselle Park Surviving are a daughter, Marie al years ago. Prior to that, Mrs. Lit- died Aug. 11 at the Cornell Hall died Aug. 11. Kowalski Kustek; a sister, Agnes lie was with the National Slate Jane Bodnar. 89, of Kenilworth Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Born "in Elizabeth, Mr. Daly- "Stella" Chomicki, and a grand- Bank, Roselle Park. died Aug. 13 at Trinitas Hospital, Union. child. Surviving are a daughter, Ellen Elizabeth. lived in Roselle Park before mov- Born in New York, N.Y., Mrs. ing to Clifton two years ago. He The McCracken Funeral Home, Reilly; four grandchildren and Born in Barnsboro, Pa., Mrs. MacPhee resided in Union for the graduated from Roselle Park High Union, handled the arrangements. three great-grandchildren. Bodnar resided in Newark before past 32 years. She was a past mem- moving to Kenilworth in 1953. She School in 1995. Mr. Daly was ber of the Young Democrats Club was formerly employed as a head employed as a division manager for Harriet ML Liebman in Orange and a past member of the Intermodel Ramp Management of Walter Macheska Rosary Society at St. Venatius teller with Stonewall Savings & Harriet M. Liebman. of Spring- Elizabeth for six months. Prior to Walter Macheska, 88, of Sum- Church, Orange. MacPhee was a Loan, later becoming the Columbia field died Aug. 11 at St. Barnabas that, he worked lor New Jersey mit died Aug. 15 at home. member of St. Michael's Church, Bank ol'Ci.'irk t'vr 20 years before her Medical Center, Livingston. ("unrail as a train master lor sever- Bom in Newark, Mr. Macheska Union. retirement. Mis. Bodnar was a mem- Born in New York City, Mrs. lived in North Arlington before al years. Surviving are a daughter, ber of the kahway Hungarian Club Liebman lived in Elizabeth, moving to Summit 46 years ago. Catherine Tverdov, and three and had a professional acting career Surviving are hi-; wife, Rhonda; Newark, and Flushing, N.Y. before He served in the Army during grandchildren. singing as l.esko Jolonka. She also three sons. Sean Michael Jr., moving to Springfield more than 50 World War II in the Rhineland and The Jacob A. Holle Funeral was a prima donna in the Hungarian Jonathan Patrick. Mark Peter; a years ago. received the European, African, operettas, touring in the Northeast Home, Maplewood, handled the daughter. Lilah Ruse: his mother, She received a bachelor of sci- Middle Eastern Theater Campaign and Canada daring the 1940s. arrangements. Gail; three bmtheis, Peter. Brian, ence degree from Rutgers Universi- Ribbon with one service star and Surviving arc a son, Robert; a and Michael, and i-.so sisters. Mer- ty and was a laboratory supervisor the Purple Heart for injuries sus- daughter, Jeanne Maurella; >;i< rily and Joanne. and senior medical technologist at tained on Feb. 24, 1945. Helena McBride grandchildren and two great-grand The Walter J. Johnson Funeral Columbus Hospital, Newark, for Mr. Macheska was president of Helena "Chrissie" MeBride, 69, children. i huiie, Clark, handled the arrange- more than 30 years, retiring 13 the Damascus Tool Co., Union, and of Summit died Aug. 13 at home. The Mc<.'.'racket! Funeral Home, ments. years ago. Mrs. Liebman was a then Springfield, for many years. EJorn in Ireland, Mrs. McBride Union, handled the arrangements. longtime active member of Temple He was a member of the American lived in West Caldvvell for 27 years William Frost Sha'arey Shalom of Springfield Legion" Post 433 in New Provi- before moving to Summit more than three years ago. She was a Evelyn Brash William A. Frost, 78, of Kem'l- and of its Sisterhood and Renais- dence, the Purple Heart Associa- tion, and he became a member of purchasing agent for Verizon for Evelyn Brash, 81, of North IWi. worth, formerly nl" Union, died sance Club. She also was a mem- the Widowed Persons Association more than 30 years before retiring Fla., formerly of Union, died mi Aug. 16 at home. ber of the American Society of after the death of his wife, Violet. in 200! from the Parsippany Aug. 14. Born in East Orange, Mr. Frost Medical Technology. Mr. Macheska won a Gold Medal offices. Mrs. McBride was a mem- Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. lived in Irvington. then lived in Surviving are her husband, Saul; in bowling at the Senior Olympics. ber of the Irish-American Society Brash lived in Union for more than Union for 35 years before moving children, Eliott, Robin, and Mark; • Surviving are two sons, Walter of the Oranges. 70 years before moving to Florida io Kenilworth two years ago. He brothers and sisters, and six grand- Jr. and Paul; a daughter, Barbara four \ ears ago. She graduated from was a salesman for Swift Provision children. Continued on Page 25 PAGE 24 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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McKenzie, 74. of Lin- Robert; three sisters, Lacie Slater, Navy for 22 years before retiring Estelie M. Werner Saiey lived in Rahvvay for 25 years den died Aug. 8 at Trinitas Hospi- Ruth Herriott and Jessie Dixon; as chief petty officer in 1980. liste\\e M. Werner, 82, of Rah- and resided in Clark since 1947. tal, Elizabeth. two grandchildren and three great- Later, Mr. O'Donnell was way died Aug. 10 at her home. He was a carpenter for New Born in Byromville, Ga., Mr. grandchildren. employed as the superintendent of Born in New York, Mrs. Wein- Departure Hyatt Roller-Bearing of McKenzie lived in Roselle before Rahway Cemetery for many years. er lived in Brooklyn before moving The G.G. Woody Funeral Clark for 15 years before retiring moving to Linden. He was a con- to Rahway many years ago. She Home, LLC, Roselle, handled the Surviving are his wife, Antoni- in 1981. Mr. Saiey served in the tractor for Local 394 in Elizabeth. was a vocational guidance coun- arrangements. etta; a daughter, Frances Connolly, Army during World War II from Prior to that, he worked at General selor for Kean University, Union, and two grandchildren. 1943 to 1945. He was a member of Motors, GAF and Simmons Mat- before retiring in 1998. The Pettit-Davis Funeral the American Legion Post 328 of tress Co. Helen Nusse Mrs. Weiner was a life member Helen Nusse, 85, of Railway Home, Rahway, handled the Clark and the N.J. State Exempt Surviving are five daughters, of Hadassah. died Aug. II at Westfield Care arrangements. Association. Kathryn and Brenda McKenzie, Surviving are a son, Jeffrey; two Genesis. He also served as a fireman for Jacqueline Barksdale, Teresa Casimere Reaney daughters, Barbara Stoller and Jody Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Nusse the Clark Volunteer Fire Depart- Maeweather and Jenine Bellinger; Casimere "Corrine" Reaney, Schultz, and eight grandchildren. lived in Linden before moving to ment for over 30 years. a son, George W.; two brothers, 85, of Union died Aug. 13 in The Menorah Chapels at Mill- Rahvvay in 1947. She was a cafete- Surviving are his wife, Alford and Oscar; two sisters, Union. burn, Union, handled the arrange- ria worker for the Railway Board Stephanie; two sons, Gerald and Eldora Day and Bertha McKenzie; Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Reaney ments. of Education for five years before Thomas; two daughters, Stephanie 10 grandchildren and two great moved to Union 10 years ago. She retiring in 1975. Barber and Linda Sullivan; two grandchildren. was a clerk in the Union County Mrs. Nusse also served as a brothers, William and Thomas; Ann V, Wittei Registrar's Office, Elizabeth, for district deputy for and was a mem- nine grandchildren and two great Ann V. Wittei, 77, of Linden 30 years and retired in 1984. Mrs. Odell McLeod ber of the Catholic Daughters of grandchildren. died Aug. 14 in Brighton Gardens, Reaney was a lifelong member of Odell McLeod, 88, of Linden America CT. Victory. As a member Mountainside. St. Adalbert's Church, Elizabeth, The Krowicki Gorny Memorial died Aug. 10 at home. of the Rahway Service League, she Born in Newark, Mrs. Wittei and the Senior Citizens Club in the Home, Clark, handled the arrange- A longtime resident of Linden, worked many hours at the Thrift lived in Linden for more than 40 parish. ments. Mr. McLeod was an Army Air Shop. years. She was a supervisor in the Force veteran of World War II. Surviving are two daughters, Surviving are three sons, accounting department of Sea Land He was one of the original Patricia and Kathleen Reaney; Theresa Steinmacher Ronald, James and William; eight Corp., Elizabeth and Menlo Park, members of the Tuskegee Airmen, three sisters, Grace Sniezek, Lottie Theresa Steinmacher, 91, of grandchildren and two greai-grand for many years before retiring in later known as the 99th Fighter Zamorski and Albina Zamorski; Roselle Park died Aug. 14 in the children. 1983. Squadron. Mr. McLeod retired two grandchildren and a great- Brother Bonaventure, Elizabeth. Prior to that, Mrs. Wittei from the U.S. Post Office in 1979. grandchild. Bom in Newark, Mrs. Stein- worked at Prudential, Newark, for He received a Congressional Gold Edward O'Donnell The Krowicki McCraeken macher lived in Elizabeth before many years. She was a member of Medal, the Railway NAACP Edward P. 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PAGE 26 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Scholar-Athletes Soccer skills enhanced honored by NJSSAA The following scholar-athletes were selected by their respective iiiiilil schools and honored May 18 at the 15th annual Scholar Athlete By JR Parachint Luncheon at The Pines Manor in Sports Editor Edison: Let the blood, sweat and 9 tears begin. NJSIAA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES This is the time of the season FROM UNION COUNTY - the beginning of practice - SCHOOLS FOR 2007-2008: where players dream of that first i.1'. Roselle - Aigner Holmes scrimmage and coaches blow Johnson - Shannon Syciarz their whistles the most to stop a Cranford - William Albert drill and try to get it right. Brearley - Hany Elshiekh It's hot, it's humid. The air is Elizabeth - Nidia Carmona dry and stands still as does time. •.--I, Gov. Livingston - Laura Delatour The irony of ail this is that Hillside - Marcia! Zebaze teams practice hard in this heat Dayton - Alex Neubauer and then - over the course of Linden - Nicole Sarica time - must learn how to win in ••>,-. Mother Seton - Jennifer Skorupa the cold and rain and sometimes New Providence - Robert Arent snow if they are to become Oak Knoll - Bridget Nolan champions. Oratory Prep -Alexander Morrison Of the 17 football playing Photo by Barbara Kokkalis Plainfield - Aliya Davis schools in Union County, all but Union High School girls' soccer coach Eric Shaw works with Jessica Goncalves and Rahway - Mark Petraroia three began official practice this Carla Silva last Thursday during the final week of his Premier Soccer Training Camp R. Catholic - Kristina McNamara week, with those teams opening at Volunteer Park in Union'. Roselle Park - Joseph Pisauro the weekend of Sept. 12 and 13. Scotch Plains - Cathy Harley The three Union County Summit - Susan Scavone schools that -will commence Union Catholic - Angela Sessa practice next week include W.A.W. vs. Time Killers Union - Angela Nascondiglio Watchung Conference members Westfield - Rose M. Driscoll Elizabeth and Scotch Plains and defending Mountain Valley in championship game Outstanding Athletes Conference-Valley Division honored at Seton Hall champion New Providence. The following young women Those schools will open the Women's hoop league final tomorrow were selected by their high weekend of Sept. 19-20. By JR Parachini The score was 39-31 in favor of W.A.W. for the schools and honored as Outstand- 8 is not enough for Sports Editor first 13 minutes of the second half. Nobody could ing Athletes at the annual. Girls Winning a championship is always sweet. score and turnovers didn't help either team. and Women in Sports Luncheon Brearley, Roselle Winning one undefeated is even sweeter. League MVP candidate Tara Walker of Marist High Feb. 3 at Seton Hall University in Two other MVC-Valley Divi- That's what W.A.W, will attempt to do tomorrow School and St. John's University chipped in with six South Orange: sion squads - Brearley and night when it faces Time Killers in the championship second-half points. s Roselle - still had only eight teg- • game of the Rahway Women's Basketball League. Vanessa Vargas-Espinoza of W.A.W., who played FROM UNION COUNTY: ular Season games scheduled as Tipoff has been changed to 7:15 p.m. at the Rahway at New Jersey City University, paced all scorers with Brearley - Allyson Gerhart of Monday. : , ; : • '--,:.;' Recreation Center. 15 points. All of her points came from 3-point range. Cranford - Erin Hannen Brearley had all eight of its: W.A.W. improved to 8-0 after posting a 46-34 win Nedra Brown and Naimah Smith each scored nine Dayton - Jacqueline Kuczynski scheduled as of the state playoff over Team-4-Real in last Friday night's only semifinal points for Team-4-Real. . Elizabeth - Quiana Porter cutoff date weekend, which-is at the rec center. Johnson - Brittany Murray : Time Killers relies on the play of league MVP Nov. 7-8. V v Time Killers received a forfeit win over defending candidate Ann Barrino of Caldwell College, who is New Providence - Priscilla Barletta • •' Head coach Scott Miller said champion Fully Loaded in the other semifinal and averaging 11 points. • Oak Knoll - Katherine Caufield during the summer that the improved to 5-3. W.A.W, defeated Time Killers 57-52 in regular season Plainfield - Chanice Sears Bears might have to look to the W.A.W. led 26-25 at the half before rolling in the competition. Roselle Catholic - Alison Murtha Roselle Park - Michelle Rose Shore Conference for a ninth second half and outscoring Team-4-Real 20-9. • W.A. W. and Time Killers rosters are on Page 30 regular season opponent. , Summit - Tara O'Malley Roselle has only seven Union — Angela Nascondiglio games scheduled as of the cutoff Graham gives verbal to.attend Pitt Westfield - Claire Bennett date and will need to schedule By JR Parachini Graham spoke to PantherLair.com shortly after its other game before that. Fall season Hearing Sports Editor leaving Pitt's campus Saturday afternoon. Roselle's last scheduled reg- The 2008 scholastic fall season One of the most exciting and talented athletes that Graham's other college choices included Rutgers, ular season game is its annual is just around the corner'. competes in the Watchung Conference plans to continue South Carolina, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan Thanksgiving Day contest Although the football season in college in the Big East. State, North Carolina State and. Penn State. against Roselle Park. will commence a week later than it Elizabeth senior Raymond Graham gave a verbal As a sophomore in 2006, Graham rushed for 1,290. The Rams, situated' in Cen- usually has the past few years - commitment last Saturday to attend the University of yards and 13 touchdowns in helping lead the Minute- tral Jerseyi Group 2, are attempt- Sept. 12 and 13 to be exact - there Pittsburgh on a football scholarship. men to an 11-1 record and their first North 2, Group 4 ing to qualify for their first win- is one sport that will begin sooner. According to the web site rutgers.rival.com, Graham championship since 2000. ning season since 1998 and first In the Mountain Valley became the second four-star commitment to Pitt's playoff campaign since 2000. In the title game against defending champion Conference, girls' tennis, recruiting class of 2009. Phillipsburg at Rutgers, Graham scored Elizabeth's Sept. 10 a big day: Apian matches are scheduled for Elizabeth third-year head coach Chet Parlavecchio first points on a touchdown run in the fourth quarter of for several new conferences will Sept. 5. On that day there will be played for rival Perm State and was one of three Nittany a 14-9 comeback victory. be: voted on by the Execfiiive Johnson at Roselle Park at 4 p.m. Lion captains his senior season of 1981. In an injury-plagued season last year, Graham Committee of the NJSIAAfor Roselle Park's next match is Graham made his decision to give a verbal com- rushed for 750 yards and scored 12 touchdowns in four the 2009-2010 season. y Sept. 9 at 4 p.m. at home against mitment on an unofficial visit to Pitt last weekend. games. Elizabeth made the playoffs and finished 6-4. Roselle Catholic. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 27 Latest RC trip was a knockout Students attend boxing press conference in NYC The latest excursion for Roselle Catholic High School's new "Sports in Society" class was a real knockout. A handful of Roselle Catholic "Sports in Society" students attended the recent New York City press conference to officially announce a high- ly-anticipated prizefight between undefeated middleweight champion Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik and former middleweight champion Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins. Students listened attentively on Aug. 5 as promoters Todd duBoef (rep- resenting Bob Arum's Top Rank) and Richard Schaefer (of Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions) hyped the Oct. 18 HBO Pay-Per-View bout at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Middleweight champion Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik raising a fist to Roselle Catholic "Being at the Pavlik-Hopkins press conference was truly a memorable students at B.B. King's House of Blues Grill in New York City before the start of experience," said RC senior Kenenan Jasper, a Roselle resident. press conference to announce his Oct. 18 pay-per-view fight in Atlantic City vs. The RC students - accompanied by Roselle Catholic athletic director former champion Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins. From left, raising first with Joe Skrec, who'll teach the new elective in September, and RC alumnus Pavlik is RC alumnus Andrew Biddulph, class of 2001, and RC sports in society Andrew Biddulph, who played baseball and won the prestigious Matthes students Ryan Sullivan, Travis Boscia, Luke Bobbins, Michael Skrec and Award during His scholastic career - arrived early for the morning press Keenan Jasper. • conference at B.B. King's Blues & Club Grill in Times Square, eventual- ly getting a chance to meet Pavlik, who hails from Youngstown, Ohio. Top Rank publicist Lee Samuels introduced the students to Pavlik (34-0, 30 KOs), the reigning WBC, WBO and Ring Maga- zine middleweight world champion. Pavlik enjoyed a stellar year in 2007 when he arrived on the championship scene, scoring wins against Edison Miranda in a title eliminator and Jermain Taylor, a bout in which Pavlik was stunned before coming back to stop Tay- lor in the seventh round-and capture the middleweight title. "My favorite part of the trip was when we had the chance to meet Kelly Pavlik," said senior Luke Bobbins, a Union resident. "It was very exciting, going to see professional boxers." "Being an Ohian myself, it was a thrill meeting Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik," said Biddulph, who was born in Columbus, Ohio and now resides in Roselle. A fight fan, Biddulph has attended several high-profile cards at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. "I enjoyed the fact that Pavlik did so much interacting with all of the common folk," Biddulph said. "He was out there meeting people, giving interviews, ensuring a good time for others ... Boxing cannot survive and be alive without the fans, and Pavlik took the time to show that he really appreciates his supporters." Several RC students described Pavlik as "down to earth." Future International Boxing Hall of Famer Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins, On Oct. IS, Pavlik will move up 10 pounds to make'his light heavy- posing with Roselle Catholic students at Penn Statiori in New York City. Hopkins weight debut in what will be a meaningful and career-defining fight announced his Oct. 18 fight vs. Kelly Pavlik on Aug. 5 in NYC and was on his against Hopkins. way to catching a train of a press conference in Philadelphia. Clockwise are Known as one of the greatest middleweights of all time and a future Travis Boscia, Michael Skrec, Hopkins, Ryan Sullivan, Andrew Biddulph, Luke Hall of Famer, Hopkins (48-5-1, 32 KOs) held a world title as a mid- Bobbins and Keenan Jasper. dleweight or light heavyweight every year since 1995. In 2006, Philadelphia's Hopkins moved up to light heavyweight for the first time in his career to defeat Antonio Tarver winning The Ring Maga- zine World Championship and then dominated Ronald "Winky" Wright at 170 pounds to continue to prove his ring supremacy. "I'm not as into boxing as I am some other sports, but the boxing press conference was very interesting and entertaining," said Travis Boscia, who runs during all three seasons for the Lions and track coaches Carmine DeNicoIa and Paul Irwin. "It was great to see these two incredible boxers talk about their upcom- ing bout and this trip really made me look forward to the actual fight," said Boscia, who was joined by classmates Ryan Sullivan and Michael Skrec on the sweet science excursion. The Roselle Catholic students - many of whom also attended the base- ball-themed July edition of HBO's "Costas Now" at New York Universi- ty - didn't get a chance to meet Hopkins at the press conference, but ran into the ring legend at Penn Station. Hopkins - along with all of the other pugilism press conference par- ticipants - was on his way to a train bound for Philadelphia, where anoth- er press conference was scheduled for Aug. 5. The Roselle Catholic stu- dents were waiting to catch a train to the Linden station when they crossed paths with "B-Hop," who patiently posed for a photo. Roselle Catholic sports in society students surround charismatic International "It was very humbling to be in the presence of a legendary boxer and Boxing Hall of Fame writer Bert Randolph Sugar, who's authored more than 60 legendary sportswriter like Bernard Hopkins and Bert Sugar," RC's books and is one of the most recognizable personalities in the sweet science. Jasper said. "The atmosphere was incredible because we were in a famous From left to right are Roselle Catholic's Travis Boscia, Keenan Jasper, Sugar, restaurant surrounded by professional writers, agents and boxers. who sports his trademark fedora and cigar, RC alumnus Andrew Biddulph, Luke "It was an unforgettable trip." Bobbins, Ryan Sullivan and Michael Skrec. PAGE 28 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2 •.0CALS0URCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Stockl a repeat champ Johnson senior Smorol to continue at Rutgers His dream is to pitch in the Big East By JR Parachini "His strikeout-to-walk ratio was incredible." Sports Editor Kennedy said. "He didn't walk many guys. This spring's Rutgers baseball roster consisted of "He really kind of embraced what I asked him to 15 pitchers. do. He went out there and attacked the strike zone. He Only three of them were left handers. doesn't give in on the mound." To say that southpaw httrlers are always in high Kennedy reported that Hill saw Smorol pitch at demand would be an understatement. home against Union Catholic, which was John- Arguably the best left handed pitcher in Union son's final game on May 29 in Clark. Smorol County this spring was Johnson junior Rob Smorol. allowed three earned runs and four hits in six Smorol always dreamed of pitching in the Big East innings, striking out six and walking five in a 5-3 Conference one day, while Rutgers head coach Fred victory over the Vikings. Hill is always looking for a promising lefty. Smorol also beat Union Catholic 3-2 in Scotch On Monday, Smorol officially gave Rutgers a ver- Plains on May 14 for his fourth victory of the season. bal commitment to attend the Division 1-A school on He allowed four hits in six innings, striking out 12 and a baseball scholarship. walking two. It seems like a perfect connection. Greg Baker, who will also be a senior and will be "Rutgers was the best fit in terms of where I want- Johnson's No. 2 pitcher next spring, pitched a score- ed to play, which was somewhere in the Northeast," less seventh for the save. Smorol said. "It's close to home, it's Division 1 and "Every school is hoping to acquire a lefty," Rutgers has good academics. Kennedy said. "Rob has pretty good stuff and a lot "I've always wanted to play in the Big East." more to give. Hill's 40-man roster in 2008 was dominated by "He will continue to get stronger and down the Garden State athletes, including 37 New Jersey resi- road will throw harder. He'll be very successful at the dents and just one player each from Arizona, New next level." York and Pennsylvania. "Coach Kennedy has helped me a lot with my pitch- Union County residents included junior right hand- ing, pointing out different things." Smorol said. "He's Jacob Stockl, 14, of Clark repeated as the Ash- ed pitcher Jon McCue of Hillside and Seton Hall Prep, also helped me a great deal with my swing and with brook Golf Union County Public Links Tournament freshman right handed pitcher Billy Murphy of Cran- colleges, being able to talk with different coaches." champion last Friday. Stockl shot a 74 and placed ford and Roselle Catholic, freshman infielder Dan Per- Smorol, who has always batted right handed, hit first in all age groups from 12-17. Stockl will next rine of Scotch Plains and Oratory Prep and junior right .375 as a sophomore. participate in the Jr Jersey PGA Jr. Ryder Cup, handed pitcher Tony Wargo of New Providence, Last fall and this summer Smorol played for a trav- which is Aug. 22 at Trump National Country Club "Rob always had a dream to pitch in the Big East and eling team called the New Jersey Terminators, who are in Bedminster. that weighed on his mind," said Johnson head coach out of Toms River and coached by Dean Mancini. Dave .Kennedy, who just completed his tirst season at Other Union County players on the team this sum- the helm of the Crusaders. "He wants the challenge." mer included Union residents Lou Clemenle of International soccer match in Clark Smorol will be the second family member to play Roselle Catholic and Matt Canales of Union Catholic, today at Johnson High School for Hill. Rob's father, Rob Jr., played third base for also lefty pitchers. Soccer with a bit of an international flair invades Union County this Hill at Montelair State College in 1979 and 198(1 after Clemente will be a junior at RC and Canales will be evening. graduating from Johnson Regional in 1978. a senior at UC. Clark residents Franco Pezzella, Biagio Rimmauclo, Anthony Smorol wanted to get his college decision out of the This fall, Smorol will participate on a team called Trani. Michael Bernardo and Anthony Corbosiero are members of way sooner than later. He will sign his lettei-of-intent Full Count Baseball. The coach is Matt Belford, who a 17-and-under New Jersey All-Star soccer team that will take on in November, which is when the first signing period is the owner and director of programs for Full Count Inter FC of Milan, Italy tonight at 7:30 in a match at Johnson commences. Baseball. High School. "I really wanted to go into my senior season done Belford was the head coach at Bloom field College It will he Inter FC of Milan, Italy vs. the NJ All-Stars, O.C. Barons, with all of the college stuff," Smorol said. "1 wanted to from 2001-2008 and is now an assistant coach at with four US National Team players. make this decision as soon as possible." Montclair State University, where he earned a Masters Intemazionafe FC, Serie A team, is also the current Italian champion. The 2009 Union County Player of the Year candidate Degree in physical education in 2003. The Director of Operations, Ernesto Paolillo, wilt be in attendance. earned First Team All-County honors from The Star-Ledger "We'll play most of our games at Williams Field in Admission for those 18 and over is $3. this past spring. Smorol fashioned a 5-2-1 record that Elizabeth," Smorol said. "It's a showcase type of team, The event, which wilt be televised by TV36, is sponsored by the Clark included a stingy 1.24 earned-nm average and 64 strikeouts but there will be a lot of instruction. Soccer Club and Inter Club Facchetti. in 45 and 1/3 innings. "There will be a lot of college coaches and the The official financial sponsor is the Region of Calabria, Italy. He also batted .419 for the 9-10-1 Crusaders, who fin- practices will be like college practices. It should be Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso will perform the symbolic kick off. ished ranked eighth in Union County and reached the Union pretty good."

• .' » • • . • County Tournament quarterfinals. NOTES: One of Smoroi's best pitched games in Tonight at 7:30 at Johnson High School in Clark "Rob learned how to locate his fastball," Kennedy- 2008 was his third win of the year. said. "He had to deal with a new coach and going On May 3 at Union in the first round of the UCT, INTER FC (Milan, Italy) Current Italian U17 Champion through that whole process." he threw six shutout innings and earned the victory in vs. Smorol was 4-4 his sophomore year for head coach a 3-0 decision. NJ ALL-STARS (O.C. Barons) With 4 US National Team Players Matt Cilento and 0-lon the varsity his freshman cam- After Smorol had a high pitch count, Kennedy had paign, splitting time between junior varsity and varsity. sophomore lefty Rich Mullin come in and get the save "Being a front guy, he handled that very well," in the seventh. JR's Kennedy said. "Rob gave us a chance to win every time "Our goals next year are to win the county cham- All the latest sports he took the ball. pionship and, ultimately, the state tournament," chatter, opinions, and "That's all you can ask for at any level." Smoroi said. scores for Union County* Smoroi's pitching repertoire includes fastball, "We have a lot of seniors coming back." curvcball and changettp, Kennedy is also helping him Returning seniors include Smorol, Baker, Dan Visit my bios and keep up to data devise a cutter. Dugcm, Mark DiMaio and Matt Matlos/. BLOG on sports around ttia county. "Fastball is my No. i pitch, usually thrown at about Johnson remains in Central Jersey, Group 2 for the 85-86 and topping out at 87," Smorol said. "This oil- 2009 season. season I'm going to really work in the weight room a The Crusaders last reached the UCT championship kit - on rny legs and by doing shoulder exercises - hop- game in 2002 when they were defeated by Westtield. ing to at least throw my fastball two more miles an F.lizbelh defeated Wesllield 4-2 in this year's title hour at 89 if I can." game, winning the UCT for the first time since 1991. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURGE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 29 UNION COUNTY FOOTBALL GAME-SCRIMMAGES SCHEDULE

By JKParacbini Sports Editor The following is a lisi of game-scrimmages for the 17 football pla\' ing schools in Union County;

UNION - Sept. 4 at Brick Memorial. 6 p.m.

ROSELLE PARK - Sept. 5 DuncIIen, 7 p.m.

BREARLEY - Sept. 5 Iseiin Kennedy; 7 p.m.

DAYTON - Sept. 5 at Robbinsville. 4:30 p.m..

SUMMIT - Sept. 5 Rah way, 4 p.m.

GOVERNOR LIVINGSTON - Sept. 4 Roselle, 4 p.m.

ELIZABETH - Sept. 11 at Red Bank Catholic. 4 p.m.

HILLSIDE - Sept. 5 at Pequannock, 6 p.m.

LINDEN - Sept. 5 at Monroe, 6 p.m.

Union County's Watchung Stable in Mountainside is busy preparing for the start RAHWAY - Sept. 5 at Summit, 4 p.m. of riding lessons in the fall. ROSELLE - Sept. 4 at Governor Livingston, 4 p.m. Watchung Stable preps JOHNSON - Sept. 5 Hanover Park, 7 p.m. CRANFORD - Sept. 4 at Somerville, 5 p.m. for start of riding lessons PLAINFIELD - Sept. 4 vs. St. Peter's Prep, 7 p.m. at Caven Point in Jersey City

Classes for children, adults begin Sept. 2 WESTF1ELD - Sept. 5 Livingston, 4 p.m. Fall will be here before we know it and Union The Watchung Stable also features adult lessons for County's Watchung Stable is busy preparing tor the people IX years of age and older beginning the week SCOTCH PLAINS - Sept. 12 Ridgewood, 5 p.m. start of riding lessons. of Sept. 2. "Horseback riding in the Watchung Reservation is Classes for adults are available on Sundays at NEW PROVIDENCE - Sept. 13 Belvidere, 10 a.m. a wonderful activity," said Freeholder Rick Proctor, 12:45 p.m., Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Wednesdays at liaison to the Union County Department of Parks and 7:30 p.m. Community Renewal. Adult lessons are an eight-week program on Sun- Union County teams that open "Our lesson program at Watchung Stable is a great day and Tuesday mornings and a six-week program on Week Zero, Sept. 12-13: way to learn how to ride. I'm proud to say that more Wednesday evening. Union, Roselle Park, Brearley, Dayton, Summit, than 40,000 girls and boys have participated in this ter- Beginners through advanced lessons are available Governor Livingston, Hillside, Linden, Rahway, rific program since it began in I935." on all three days. Roselle, Johnson, Cranford, Plainfield and Westlleld. All applicants must be nine years of age or The cost to participate begins at S210 for 10 class- older. Class and troop assignments are based es and varies with Union County residency status and Union County teams that open upon riding ability as determined by the stable troop assignment. Week One, Sept. 19-20: management. Uniforms and helmets are required and must be Elizabeth, Scotch Plains and New Providence. Applicants with previous experience may be asked provided at the rider's expense. to demonstrate their riding ability in order to be placed Registration forms and fees must be submitted in- in the appropriate class. person at Watchung Stable, which is located at 1160 Daily game-scrimmage lineup: Classes are held Tuesdays through Saturdays. Fall Summit Lane in Mountainside. Troop will last for 10 weeks beginning Sept. 2 and will Office hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. daily. Thursday Sept. 4 (4): culminate with the Fall Troop Horse Show. Call 908-789-3665 ore-mail: stablequestionsfci'.ucnj.org. Roselie at Governor Livingston, 4 p.m. Cranford at Somerville, 5 p.m. Union at Brick Memorial, 6 p.m. Swimmers sought for competitive team Plainfield ut St. Peter's Prep, 7 p.m. Is there a budding young swimmer in your tlmiily? Swimmers age 8 and under will be timed in the 25 at Caven Point in Jersey City The Summit Seals will he holding swim seam yard freestyle and 25 yards of an alternate stroke of tryouts Sept. 2 and 4 ;it the Summit Area YMCA, their choice. Friday, Sept. 5 (8): located at 67 Maple Str.\t in Summit. Age is determined as of Dec. 1, 2008. Livingston at Westtleld, 4 p.m. Tryouts on Sept. 2 will be held by age group as The Summit Seals is a winter youth swim team Rahway at Summit, 4 p.m. follows: with year-round training opportunities and is open to Dayton at Robbinsville, 4:30 p.m. Linden at Monroe, 6 p.m. Age 10-and-under: 4:50 p.m. - warmups begin at swimmers ranging from the 8-and-under age group Hillside at Pequannock, 6 p.m. 4:30 p.m. through the ages 15-18 group. Hanover Park at Johnson, 7 p.m. Age 11-and-up: 6:10 p.m. - wanimp; begin at Daily training takes place in their six-lane, 25-yard Dunellen at Roselle Park, 7 p.m. 5:45 p.m. pool, complete with a state-of-the-art Colorado Timing Iseiin Kennedy at Breariey, 7 p.m. Makeups for all age groups will be held Sep- system. tember 4 ut 5:40 p.m. following a brief warmup Training for the 2008-2000 season commences Sept. period. 15. A typical season will run through late February or Thursday, Sept. 11 (1): Swimmers should arrive at least 20 minutes late March for the older swimmers and to late February Elizabeth at Red Bank Catholic, 4 p.m. prior to wanmips to complete ;ill necessary or early March for the younger age groups. Friday, Sept. 12(1): paperwork. More information may be obtained by calling head Swimmers aye 10 and older will be timed in two coach Hank Buntin or Aquatics Director Suzi Pellegri- Ridgewood at Scotch Plains, 5 p.m. events: 50 yard freestyle and 50 yards of an alternate no at 908-273-3330. stroke of their choice - backstroke, breaststroke, or The Summit Seals web site is www.summity- Saturday, Sept. 13 (1); butterfly. seals.org. Belvidere at New Providence, 10 a.m. PAGE 30 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LGCAISOURGE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Basketball rosters for Rahway title game « \<"HAMPION f • \\. \.U.(S-«» > "•• Si .' }\-!th Auibs.n Hiiib f i> sj,. , ,., Mi'U I itu ^ NUVur - Elizabeth High -i-l >. .uMi'L) "a SOCCER SEASON 1 ) . U>i i \\ ilk-! • Mamt High School * 1 SOON - The Dayton i"J "-i Jv! <\ - * ' , ,~r , boys' soccer team, L, \' ; * ". • "J * > ^ 1 " 1 'iJliL.a I La-,-Sellers - Red Bank . r', \'j $>•*•.. * *" \ Utah Wi'i ,.Pd St. Peter's shown in action here * * 1 *.* ' 1 vs. Whippany Park in \f.ii>t/i RuJfuuez - Ferris High 1 School iinJ Rider last year's North 2, • •"';" V', ? * * •„£' Karinia McKen/ie - Ferris High Group 1 playoffs, is j n <•'•* !" -' / coming off a 17-5 cam- V'rJ '. * " ', , \ ' - * ' ""' ^ i School and The College of New Jersey paign. The Bulldogs ' ^ r \ i * 'n^ T J Vanessa Vargas-Espino/a - Emerson

• are scheduted to com- '*.',', t" *, ,"- f High School and NJCU mence their 2008 sea- - , _ r Danielle Moseley - Montclair, Keats son Sept. 12 at 4 p.m. Christina Aitamaruuo - Buyrine, tTXJ at Union Catholic. • DIVISION B CHAMPION Time Kilk-rs (5-3) Mareena Bellamy - Si. FVier'sCoikgc ** -'i' Tania Kemk-iK - Si. 1'eier's College

• Stephanie Cadet - Caldwell College Silina Dixon Bkwiteld State College Aheana George Caldwell College

Jl I " Ann Barrino - Caldwell College " / * Khaliqa Davis - CaMvvel! College

fj Phota coutesy of I'eter J. Cools ^ ~ "~~ Kimherlv Toliver - Morunouth Univ.

pL.A|NFIEip Special Services, P.OB 017, Trenton. gage and may be liable for any defi- foreclosure action because you exe- NJ 08666-0017 ciency, and are a record owner of the cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF HEARING FOR August 14, 21. 2008 subject property and for any'right, title gage and may be liable for any defi- PUBLIC COMMENT U218S80 WCN ($15.68) and interest you may have in, to or ciency, and aie a record owner'of the (L,S.» STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: against the subject property, subject property and for any right, title RAMON WILLIAMS TAKE NOTICE THAT she County of File# FCZ 103122 and interest you may have inF to or Union is proposing to use 0.5 acres of JENNIFER M. PERE2, CLERK against the subject property YOU ARE HEREBV SUMMONED AND Green Acres-encumbered property by SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY File #FCZ106119 REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, converting existing open space to a NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS This is an attempt JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARO, .plaintiff's Skate Park, Jocated adjacent to the fo co/Zeet a debt, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY attorneys, whose address is 7 Century softbail fiefd on the Woou Avenue aide (L S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO and any information obtained will This is an attempt Drive, Suite 201, Patsippany. New Jer- of John Russell Wheeler Park, Block # BL.ANCA ORTIZ, her hoirs, devisees. be used for that purpose to collect a dsbt, sey 07054, telephone number #(973) 463, Lot #13, City of Linden, Mew Jer- and persona) representatives, and U219236 WCN Aug. 21, 2008 ($45.57) and any information obtained will 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint sey. her, tneir or any of their successors be used for th$t purpose. and Amended Complaint, if any. filed Pursuant to Green Acres require- in right, title and interest U219492 WCN Aug. 21, 2008 ($42.33) in a civil action in which U.S. BANK ments as outlined in NJAC 7:36- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 2S.6(a). a hearing to obtain public AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS TRUSTEE UNDER SECURITlZATlQN comments will be nelti in the City of ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS Linden, at City Hall. 301 North Wood ESQS , plaintiffs attorneys, whose (X.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: OF AUGUST 1, 2008 STRUCTURED Avenue, Linden, New Jersey, 07036, address is 200, Sheffield Street, Suite Samuel P. Mervdez, his heirs, pasac NOTICE ASSET MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 from 301. Mountainside, New Jersey devisees, and personal representa- is Plaintiff and RAMON WILLIAMS, et 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, regarding the pro- 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- tives, and his, their or any of their al., are defendants, pending in the posed plan for this parcel of land. Any 233-8S00, an Answer to the Amended successors in right, title and inter- Superior Court of New Jersey, interested party may appear at the Complaint filed in a civil action, in est Chancery Division. UNION County and hearing and participate therein. which Citibank, N A. as Trustee for SHERIFF'S SALE bearing (Docket No F-28864-08 within Public written comments are also Structured Asset Mortgage Invest- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08004691 thirty-five 135) days after 08/21/08 welcomed and can be submitted up to ments II Inc., Bear Stearns ALT-A AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- Division: CHANCERY exclusive of such date, or if published two weeks after the hearing date. Trust. Mortgage Pass-Through Certifi- ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, Docket Number: F2855007 after 08*21/08. thirty-five (35) days Comments can be sent to the County cates Series 2006-8 is plaintiff, and ESQS., plaintiff's (attorneys, whose County: Union after the actual date of such publica- of Union at the Office of the County BLANCA ORTIZ et al., are defen- address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- tion, exclusive of such date If you fail Counsel, County of Union, Union dants, pending in the Superior Court of 301, Mountainside, New Jersey CIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE C- lo do so. Judgment by Default may be County Administration Building, Fifth New Jersey, Chancery Division. Union Q7092-Q024, telephone number 1-908- BASS MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- rendered against you for the relief Floor, Eluabelhtown Plaza. Elizabeth, County, and bearing Docket F-19452- 233-B500, an Answer to the Amended BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES demanded in the Complaint You shall New Jersey, 07207 or NJDEP, Green 08 within thirty-five (35) days after Complaint filed in a civil action, in 2007-083 file your answer and proof of service in Acres Program, Bureau of Legal Ser- 08/21/2006 exclusive of such date, or which IndyMac Bank, FSB is plaintiff VS duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- vices and Stewardship, PO Box 412, if published after 08/21/2008. (35; and Samuel P, Mender, et al., are Defendant: ANDERSON LEVORATO or Court Hughes Justice Complex, Trenton, NJ, 0B625-0412 or call 609- days after the actual date of such pub- defendants, pending in the Superior MRS. LEVORATO, WIFE OF ANDER- CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, 984-0S31. lication, exclusive of such date. If you Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- SON LEVORATO in accordance with the Rules of Civil For additional information, please fai! (o do so, judgment by default may sion, Union County, and bearing Dock- Sale Date: 09/03/2008 Practice and Procedure. contact Mohamad S Jalloh, Esg.. at be rendered against you for the relief et F-127074-08 within thirty-five (35) Writ of Execution 07/02/2008 This action has been instituted for 908-527-4250. demanded in the Amended Com- days after 08/21/2008 exclusive of Ey virtue of the above-stated writ of the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- U219515 WCN Aug 21. 2006 ($20.58) plaint. You shall file your Answer and such elate, or if published after Bxecuiion to me directed I shall gage dated March 17 2006 made oy proof of service in duplicate with the 08/21/2008, (35) days after the actual expose for sale by public venue, at the RATION WILLIAMS and as mortgagors Clerk of the Superior Court of New date of such publication, exclusive of UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION to COMMONWEALTH UNITED MORT- Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN such data. If you fail to do so, judg- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 EL!ZA- GAGE A DIVISION OF NATIOKAL CITV Public Auction at Devon Setf Storage- 971, Trenton. New Jersey 08628, in ment by default may be rendered BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J BANK OF INDIANA recorded on March 625 Glenwood Ave. Hillside N J. accordance with the rules of civil prac- against you for the relief demanded in on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in tlie 24, 2006 in Book 11619 of Mortgages 07205 on Wednesday. September 17th. tice and procedure (he Amencfad Complaint. You shall afternoon of said day. All successful for UNION County, Page 669. et seq , 200S at 11:00 a.m. Properly contents This action has been instituted fur file your Answer and proof of service bidders must have 2O';i of then Wei which mortgage was rfuly assigned to in the following units, will oe sold to the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- available in cash or certified check at the Plaintiff named above, who is the the highest bidder to satisfy the own- gage dated 1Q<31/2006 made By Blan- rior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Jus- the conclusion of the sales present holder of said Mortgage, and ers' lien for rent under N.J, code sec- ca Ortiz as mortgagors, to Mortgage tice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New MUNICIPALITY: Hillside (2) fo recover possession of, ant} con- tion 2.444 - 187ET SEQ, Unit # 124 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Jersey 08625, in accordance With the COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N J Gems premises commonly known as Bernaid Nixon containing Household as nominee for First Residential Mort- rules of civil practice and procedure. STREET & STREET NO- U.'.S Le;:li- 324 -326 WATSON AVE, PLAINFIELD, Goods Unit # H12 Karen P. Lone* gage Services Corporation recorded This action has been instituted for Street NJ 07062. containing Household Goods and Fur- on 12/12/2006 in Book m11971 of lbs? purpose OJ (1) foreclosing a Mort. TAX BLOCK AND LOT If you cannot afford or are unable to niture. Unit # H4 Patrick Annett con- Mortgages for Union County, Page gage dated 01/12/2006 made by BLOCK: 302 LOT: 18 Samuel P. Mender, by his attorney in obtain an attorney, you may communi- taining Household Goods, Clothing 0057 which Mortgage was duly DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 9V x 34' 1 cate with the Legal Services Office of and Furniture. Unit It A33 Robert D. assigned to the plaintiff, Citibank. fact Esmfiralda J Merida as mort- NEAREST CROSS STREET 60? IT the County of venue by casing: Feiguson containing Clothing and Fur- N.A. as Trustee for Structured Asset gagors, to Mortgage Electronic Regis- from Hillside Avenue niture. Auction is with reserve. Devon Mortgage Investments II Inc., Bear tration Systems, Inc., as nominee for SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: Self Storage reserves the right to set Stearns ALT-A Trust. Mortgage Pass- IndyMac Bank, FSB recorded on NONE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOYICE /; PUBLIC NOTICE put-tic NOTICE UNION Jam ea j Dam ate ASSESSMENT SEARCH DATED x 35.50 feet x 102.00 feet CRANN STREET, HILLSIDE NJ 0?205 Board Secretary 04/07/2008 SUBJECT TO 2 QTR. Nearest Cress Street: Baltimore Ave BEING KNOWN as LOT 25, BLOCK NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS U219527 UNLAug. 21. 2008 (S23 91) TAXES DUE 05/01/2008 $2,197.19 The Sheriff hereby reserves the 901, on the official Tax Map of the OPEN: SEWER CHARGES: right to adjourn this sale without Township of Hiltside SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ____ 01/01(2007-12/31/2007 $96.00 OPEN further notice by publication. Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 40.00 feet Union COUNTY + PENALTY. "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- x 100.00 feet x 40.00 feet ""THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES pal liens or other charges, and any Nearest Cross Street: Liberty Ave Docket No, F- 30932-08 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE such fanes, charges, liens, insurance The Sheriff hereby reserves the STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: Kim WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE premiums or other advances made by right to adjourn this sale without Parra and Kimberly Ann Parra (L.S.i STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: THROUGH PUBLICATION."* plaintiff prior to this saie All interest- further notice oy publication. HECTOR GARCIA JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $328,236.59"* ed parties are to conduct and rely "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and LAURA MARIE TORRES, A MINOR BY Throe Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- upon their own independent investiga- pal liens or otfter charges, and any required to serve upon Pluese, Becker, G/A/L LUZ SANTIAGO sand Two Hundred Thirty-Six and tion to ascertain whether or not any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance S Saltzman. LLC, whose address is 59/100*** outstanding interest remain of record premiums or otder advances made by 20000 Horizon Way, Suite 900, Mount YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Attorney: and/or have priority Over the lien being plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Laurel, NJ 08054, An Answer to the REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, ESCHEN, FREMKEL, WEISMAN - foreclosed and, if so the current ed parties are to conduct and rely Complaint, filed in a civil action in SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's GORDON, LLP amount due thereon. upon their own independent investiga- which Bank of America, NA, is Plaintiff attorneys, whose address is 7 Century 80 MAIN STREET "U the sale is set aside for any rea- tion to ascertain whether or not any and Encarnacion Parra, her heirs Drive Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- FIFTH FLOOR- SUITE 560 son, the Purchaser at the sale shal! be outstanding interest remain of record devisees and personal representatives sey 07054, telephone number #(,973) WEST ORANGE, NJ 07052 entitled only a return of the deposit and/or have priority over the lien teeing and her, their or any of their succes- 538-9300. an Answer to the Complaint (973) 325-8800 paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- foreclosed and, if so the current sors in right title and interest, et a), and Amerided Complaint, if any filed Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich ther recourse against the Mortgagor, amount due thereon. are Defendants, pending in the Superi- in a civil action, in which US BANK A full legal description can be found at the Mortgagor's attorney "If the sale is set aside for any rea- or Court of New jersey, Chancery Divi- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS the Union County Sheriff s Office JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $268,697.23*** son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be sion, Union County, bearing Docket TRUSTEE JPMMAC 2006-NC1 is Total Upset- $383,862,75 Two Hundred Sixty-Eight thousand entitled only a return of the deposit No. F-30932-08, within thirty-five days Plaintiff and LUIS A- RIOS, et a!., are "•Three Hundred Eighty-Three Thou- Six Hundred Ninety-Seven and paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- (35) after August 21, 2003 exclusive of defendants, pending in the Superior sand Eiqrtt Hundred Sixty-Two and 23/100"" ther recourse against trie Mortgagor, such date if you fail to do so. Judg- Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- 75/100*** Attorney: the Mortgagor's attorney. ment by Default may be rendered sion, UNION County ana bearing July 31, August 7. 14, 21, 2008 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG. PC JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $376,602.12*" against you for relief demanded in the Docket No, F-30816-08 within thirty- U217915 UNL ($160.72) 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Three Hundred Seventy-Six Thou- Complaint, You shall file your Answer five (35) days after August 21, 2003 SUITE 100 sand Six Hundred Two and 12/100"* and Proof of Service in duplicate with exclusive of such date, or if published MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Attorney: the Clerk of the Superior Court, Hugh- after August 21, 2008, thirty-five (35) (856) 813-5500 es Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, days after the actual date of such pub- SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG PC New Jersey 08625. in accordance with lication, exclusive of such date, if you Sheriff's File Number: CH-0-004706 A full legal description can be found at 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD the Rules of Civil Practice and Proce- fail to do so, Judgment by Default may Division: CHANCERY the Union County Sheriffs Office SUITE 100 dure, be rendered against you for the relief Docket Number: 2285207 Total Upset. $294,031.57 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 demanded in tne Complaint. You shall (856) 813-S500 This action has been instituted for County. Union •"Twwo HundreHune d Ninety-FouNety r Thousand Sheriff: Ralph Ffcehlich the purpose of foreclosing She mort- file your answer and proof of service in Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA, NATION- Thirty-OnThitO e and 57/100"57/100"* duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- AL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT July 31, August 7, 1y be t'ixam- Tl 1 t I A L f MORTGAGE CAP1- (856) 813-5500 You may contact the Lawyer Referral insci at the offico of thi- .Secretary. I I I Nh NA. COUNTY OF Sheriff. Ralph Froehlich Service of the County in which this Administration BuiUihia ".*'»<3E- Morns 11 ill' I MUSIC CENTER, HliXSLQE A full legal description can be found at action is pendinS by calling 90B-353- Avenue. Union, New J,-I •;<:>/ M70B3 and Ui hi V It RSEY the Union County Sheriff's Office 4715 If you cannot afford an attorney, u.icii bidder thereof imy obtain one SHERIFF'S SALE Total Upset: $307,251.08 you may communicate with the Legal cnoy W I' it o 06/30/2008 Sheriff's File Number: CH-0804S79 •"Five Hundred Seven Thousand Two Services Office of the County in which i-'ai each Did tainting S1.0CIO.00 or i i. f t ib ve-stated writ of Division: CHANCERY Hundred Fifty-One and 08/100*** this action is pending by catling 908- mote, a deposit payable t,i i.ha Union c t t i it directed I shall Docket Number: F3430307 August 21, 28, September 4, 11, 2008 354-4340. Tnvnship Board of Eductiijn" in the e f c il U/p italic venue, at the County: Union U219240 UNL ($152.88) File #62705 firm of a certified or c.»-Hi3r s check U»Jl I IlliTi ADMINISTRATION Plaintiff: WACHOVIA BANK, NA, AS ____™__ DATED: August 12, 2008 or bid bond issued by s surt-ty compa- t Jl IN 1 T I LOOR, 10 ELIZA- TRUSTEE FOR PPS1 2004-WF1 DONALD F. PHELAN. CLERK ny licensed to do business in the State B HI" VN I LA*.A Elizabeth, N.J., VS Superior Court of New Jersey a'. New Jersey shall accompany each 0 I N DA1! at two o'clock in the Defendant: MARINA A. DESOUZA, SHERIFF'S SALE U219448 UNL Aug. 21, 2008 ($37.73) proposal. The amount of tne deposit t n t id diy. All successful ARGENT MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC, Sheriff's File Number: CH-080049S3 shall be 10% of the total amount of the bat it have 20% of their bid KELLY FERREIRA, PITUSA FURNI- Division: CHANCERY bid but in no case in excess of 1 bi i i sh or certified check at TURE IND. Docket Number: F496808 S20.000. It f c r I or of tht sales. Sale Date: 08/27/2008 County: Union SHERIFF'S SALE No bidder may withdrew his bid for a MU 4 IP LITf Township of Hillside Writ of Execution: 07/07/2003 Plaintiff: CITIMORTGAGE. INC. Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004707 pariod of sixty (60) clays after the date rOJflfY fNQ bTATE: County of By virtue of the above-stated writ of Division: CHANCERY sat for the opening thereof. Un t t c f New Jersey execution to me directed I shall Defendant. JOSE RICHARD CUEVAS; Docket Number: F1300107 Tne Board of Education reserves the THE flD - I REtr NUMBER: 154 expose for sale by public venue, at the NILDACUEVAS County: Union right to reject any or 3ti IJIIIB, or to UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sale Date: 09/17/2008 Plaintiff: WASHINGTON MUTUAL nccepl the bid, which

POSOC NOTICE PUBLJC NOTICE PUBQC NOTICE ; •PUBLIC NOTiCE PUBLIC NOTICE BETHTOWN PLAZA Eiisaoefh, N J.. ESO5 . plaintiff 3 attorneys Ariose on WEDNESDAY, at two a clock: in the address is 20G Sheffield Street. 8u::e afternoon a! said day, Alt successful 301. Mountainside, New Jersey SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFF S SALE bidders must have 20"-'i of their bid 0"032-0Q24. telephone number 1-308- Sheriffs File Nurrt&er: CH- 08004S87 Sheriff's File Number. CH- 88004678 Snsnff's File Number CH- 08004710 available in cash or certified check at 233-6500, an Answer to the Amended Division- CHANCERY Dinsion; CHANCERY Division, CHANCERY the conclusion of ttis salss Complaint filed m a civil action, m Docket Number: F3212SQ7 Docket Number- F2373Q07 Docket Number: F3417107 Ttie properly to fie sold is located in which Wells Fargo Bank, N.A as County Union County Union County: Union the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County Trustee far Option One Mortgage Loan Plaintiff- COUNTRYWIDE HOME Plaintiff, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Plaintiff U.S. BANK NATIONAL of UNION and State of New Jersey Trust 2007-4 Asset-Backed Certifi- LOANS. INC CIATION AS TRUSTEF. FOR THE ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR Commonly known as. 270 RYAN ST, cates. Series 2007-4 is plaintiff, and VS STRUCTURED ASSET. SECURITIES CSMC ARMT 2007-1 HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. JAViER RIVERA, et ai. are defen- Defendant, JOSE A, R/VAS: MORT- CORPORATION 2l)06-Bt2 VS Tax Lot No. 15 in Block No 919 dants, pending in the Superior Court of GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION VS Defendant: EUNICE LOPEZ; MORT- Dimensions of Lot Approximately 40 X New Jersey, Chancery Division. Union SYSTEMS INC AS NOMINEE FOR Defendant ROSARIO RODRIGUEZ GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 100 County, ana bearing Docket F-28565- COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC • RAHWAY HOSPITAL SYSTEMS INC, AS A NOMINEE FOR Nearest crass street LIBERTY 08 within thirty-five (35) days after MATHEWA. SUMNER, ESQ.; MATHEW Sale Date: 09/03/2008 NJ LENDERS CORPORATION, BANK AVENUE O8»2H2Q08 exclusive of such date, or A SUMNER PC: UNITED TRUST Writ of Execution; 06/28/2008 OF AMERICA N.A. BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE if published after 08(21/2008, (35) BANK, ST. JOSEPHS HOSPITAL, By virtue of the above-stated writ of Sale Date- 09/10/2008 SOUTHERLY LINE OF RYAN AVENUE, days after the actual date of such pub- COUNTY OF MORRIS; RUTGERS THE execution to me directed I shall Writ of Execution: 07/03/2008 DISTANCE 600.00 FEET EAST OF ITS lication, exclusive of such date. If you STATE UNIVERSITY; NORTHWEST expose for sale by public venue, at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of INTERSECTION WITH THE EASTERLY fail to do so, judgment by default may RADIOLOGY It, ASSET ACQUISITION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION execution ta me directed I shall LINE OF LIBERTY AVENUE be rendered against you for the relief GROUP LLC; STATE OF NEW JERSEY BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- expose for sale by public venue, at the "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES demanded in the Amended Com- Sale Date; 08/27/2008 8ETHT0WN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE plaint. You shall file ytjur Answer and Writ of Execution. 05/28/2008 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE proof of service in duplicate with the By virtue of the above-stated writ of afternoon of said day. Al! successful BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., THROUGH PUBLICATION." Clerk of the Superior Court of New execution to me directed I shall bidders must have 20% of their bid on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex • CN expose for sale by public venue, at the available in cash or certified check at afternoon of saici day. All successful SEWER OPEN + PENALTY $67.85 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, m UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the conclusion of the sales. bidders must have 20% of their bid TOTAL AS Of July 17, 2008: $67.85 accordance with the rules of civil prac- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- The property to be sold is located in available in cash or certified check at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $264,471.92*** tice and procedure. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION the conclusion of the sales. Two Hundred Sixty-Four Thousand This action has Been instituted for on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the and Slate of New Jersey, Property to be sold is located in the Four Hundred Seventy-One and the purpose of <1> foreclosing a Mort- afternoon of said day. AH successful Commonly known as: 505 HAGEL City of Elizabeth, County of Union, 32/100"* gage dated 02/22/2007 made by bidders must have 20% of their bid AVE, LINDEN, NJ 07036 State of New Jersey. Attorney: Javier Rivera as mortgagors, to Option available in cash or certified check at Tax Lot No 17 in Block No 7 Premises commonly knows as: 225 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD. PC One Mortgage Corporation recorded the conclusion of the sales Dimension of Lot Approximately: PINE STREET, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 7 CENTURY DRIVE on 03/23/2007 in Book 1209S of Mort- The property to be sold is located in 31.25 X 100 BEING KNOWN as LOT 401 (Dual. SUITE 201 gages for Union County, Page 286 the CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of Nearest Cross Street: DILL AVENUE W01), BLOCK 1, on the official Tax PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 which Mortgage was duly assigned to Union and State of NJ. BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE Map of the City of Elizabeth (9731 538-4700 the plaintiffT Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as II is commonly known as 212 INSLEE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF HAGEL Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet Sheriff: Ralph Froetilieh Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan PLACE. ELIZABETH. NJ, AVENUE SAID POINT BEING DISTANT x 100.00 feat x 25.00 feet A full legal description can be found at Trust 2007-4 Asset-Backed Certifi- It is known and designated as Block 1, 50.00 FEET NORTHWESTERLY FROM Nearest Cross Street: Second Street the Union County Sheriff's Office cates, Series 2007-4 by Assignment Of Lot 255, W01. THE INTERSECTION OF SAID LINE The Sheriff hereby reserves the Tota! Upset: $300,0.57,08 Mortgage which is unrecorded at this The dimensions are approximately 25 WITH THE NORTHWESTERLY LINE right to adjourn this sale without "'Three Hundred Thousand Fifty- time: and (2) to recover possession of, OF DILL AVENUE. further notice by publication. Seven and 0B/100"* and concerns premises commonly fuet wide by 100 feet long. 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- August 7. 14, 21, 28. 2008 known as 336 BROOKFI.ELD PL, RAH- Nearest cross street: SECOND "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES pal liens or other charges, and any VVAY, NJ 07065. STREET THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE U218232 UNL ($131,32) Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE such taxes charges, liens, insurance If you are unable to obtain an attor- TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL THROUGH PUBLICATION." premiums or other advances made by ney, you may communicate with the LIENS. PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- New Jersey Bar Association by calling AS OF 3/20/2008 TAXES ARE PAID 2008 QTR 1: $1,265.82 ed parties are to conduct and rely 732-249-5(300 You may also contact THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2008. 2ND OPEN + PENALTY upon their own independent investiga- LINDEN, tne Lawyer Referral Service of the tion to ascertain whether or not any County of venue by calling 908-353- QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE 2008 QTR 2: $1,265.81 outstanding interest remain of record 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, AMOUNT OF $1,282.59 WAS DUE ON OPEN + PENALTY and/or have priority over the lien being SHERIFF'S SALE 5/1/2008. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF SEWER ACCT: $105 70 Sheriff's File Number- CH- 08004845 you may communicate wiih the Legal 5/5/2008 FOR UNPAID WATER/ foreclosed and, if so the current Division, CHANCERY Services office of the County of venue OPEN + PENALTY; amount due thereon. fay calling 908-354-4340. SEWER CHARGES IS THE AGGRE- SEWER CHARGES ARE BASED ON "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Docket Number: F21860078 GATE SUM OF $1,773.56. PRIOR WATER CONSUMPTION County: Union YOU, JAVIER RIVERA, his heirs, THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be devisees and personal representa- 2007 3RD PARTY SEWER LIEN; SOLD entitled only a return of the deposit Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE ON: 06/13/2008 $6,378.28 AL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE, tives, and his, their or any of their suc- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE paid The Purchaser shall have no fur- ON BEHALF OF MORGAN STANLEY cessors in right, title ana interest are TOTAL AS OF July 11, 2008; ther recourse against the Mortgagor, made a party defendant to this foreclo- THROUGH PUBLICATION. $9,015,61 the Mortgagor's attorney. ABS CAPITAL 1 INC, TRUST 2007- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $268,834.77"* JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $316,587.42*** HE6 sure action because you executed V v^ ^J \J IVI h* I n I I* 111 ^J \H • 1 I q *K *• W U f U V™ p • i JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $333,172.51"* plaintiff's obligation and mortgage and Two Hundred Sixty-Eight Thousand Three Hundred Sixteen Thousand Three Hundred Thirty-Three Thou- VS Five Hundred Eighty-Seven and Defendant: VICTORIO LONTOC MRS. may be liable for any deficiency, and Eight Hundred Thfrty-F sand One Hundred Seventy-Two and are a record owner of the subject prop- 77/100* 42/100*** 51/100*** VICTORIO LONTOC, HIS WIFE, Attorney: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- erty and for any right, title and interest Attorney: Attorney: TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- you may have in, to or against the sub- STERN LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC ject property. & NORGAARO, LLC 7 CENTURY DRIVE PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC NEE FOR DECISION ONE MORTGAGE 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY SUITE 201 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD COMPANY. LLC, JC PENNY COMPA- YOU, MARIA RIVERA, har heirs, SUITE 300 - P:O, BOX 1660 PARSlPPANY, NJ 07054 SUITE 100 NY, INC devisees, and personal representa- LIVINGSTON. NJ 07039-1660 (973) 538-4700 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Sale Date: 09/10/2008 tives, and her, their or any of their (973) 740-0700 Sheriff: Ralph Fraehlich (856) 813-5500 Writ of Execution: 07/21/2008 successors in right, title and interest Sheriff Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at Sheriff'. Ralph Froehliqh By virtue of the above-stated writ of are made a party defendant to this A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can be found at execution to me directed I shall foreclosure action because you hold a Total Upset: $354,833,16 expose for sale by public vanue, at the judgment/lien/mortgage which may be the Union County Sheriffs Office the Union County Sheriff's Office against the owner/mortgagorjs) and Total Upset: $296,505.84 •"Three Hundred Fifty-Four Thousand Total Upset: $365,162 82 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ***Two Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty-Three and ""Three Hundred Sixty-Five Thousand BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- for any right, title and interest you may 16/100"'* BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth N.J., have in, to or against the subject prop- Five Hundred Five and 84/100*** One Hundred Sixty-Two and 82/100"* on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the erty. Upon request, a copy of the July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 200S August 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 August 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2008 afternoon of said day. All successful Complaint and Amended Complaint, if U217932 PRO ($154,84) U218290 PRO ($154.84) U218794 PRO ($154.84) bidders must have 20% of their bid any, will be supplied to you for partic- available in cash or certified check at ularity. ELIZABETH ELIZABETH the conclusion of the sales. File* FCZ 105772 Property to be sold is located in the JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK SHERIFF'S SALE . R.OSELLE SHERIFF'S SALE City of Linden, County of Union, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004702 Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004750 State of New Jersey, Division: CHANCERY SHERIFF'S SALE Division: CHANCERY This is an attempt Docket Number: F3541407 Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004745 Docket Number: F3275307 Premises commonly knows as: 736 to collect a debt, Division: CHANCERY Riverbend Drive. Linden NJ 07036 and any information obtained will County: Union County: Union Plaintiff: WACHOVIA MORTGAGE Docket Number: F720907 Plaintiff: THE BANK OF NEW YORK. BEING KNOWN as LOT 7, BLOCK bo used for that purpose. County- Union 404, on the official Tax Map of the City U219247 PRO Aug. 21, 2008 ($50.96) CORPORATION AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF THE of Linden VS Plaintiff; DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL HOLDERS OF THE TERWIN MORT- Defendant: DAVID COYLA AND MARIE TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE GAGE TRUST 2007-6ALT, ASSET- Dimensions: $3.00ft x 12S.Q0ft x EUZA&EIH PIERRE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVIC- BAKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 53.50ft x 125,00ft Sale Date: 09/03/2008 ING AGREEMENT SERIES 2004-B 2007-6ALT. Nearest Cross Street: Stiles Street 'SHERIFF'S SALE Writ of Execution: 07/09/2008 VS VS Tita Sheriff hereby reserves the Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004699 By virtue of the above-stated writ of Defendant: CHRISTINA LYN SOTO; Defendant: GERALDO ANTONIO SAN- right to adjourn this sale without Division: CHANCERY execution to me directed I shall ANGEL TLANIPA: STATE OF NEW TOS. MRS SANTOS, WIFE OF GER- further notice by publication. JERSEY 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Docket Number: F286S07A expose for sale by public venue, at the ALDO ANTONIO SANTOS, MERS FOR pal liens or other charges, and any County: Union UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sale Date: 09/10/2008 GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING, such taxes, charges, Siens, insurance Plaintiff: FIRST BANK AMERICANO BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Writ of Execution: 07/07/2008 INC premiums or other advances made by VS BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth, N.J., By virtue of the above-stated writ of Sale Date: 09/10/2008 plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Defendant: ALVIN PRAMNAUTH, on WEDNESDAY, at two o clock in the execution to me directed I shall Writ of Execution. 07/09/2008 ed parties are to conduct and rely THOMASSO BROS OIL COMPANY, afternoon of said day All successful expose for sale by public venue, at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of upon their own independent investiga- APRAM. LLC AND SHARON bidders must have 20% of their bid UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION execution to me directed I shall tion io ascertain whether or not any MiCHALKO-PICON available in cash or certified check at BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- expose for sale by public vanue. at the outstanding interest remain of record Sale Dale: 09/03/2006 the conclusion of the sales. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth N.J., UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION and/or have priority over the lien being Writ of Execution: 06/27/2008 PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI7A- foreclosed and, if so the current By virtue of the above-stated writ of IN: City of Elizabeth. County of Union afternoon of said clay. All successful BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J , amount due thereon execution to me directed I shall in-the State of New Jersey bidders must have 20% of their bid on WEDNESDAY, at Iwo o'clock in ihe •"If tne sale is set aside for any rea- expose far sale by public venue, at the PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS available in cash or certified check at afternoon of said day. All successful son, the Purchaser at the safe shall be UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 431 Walnut Street the conclusion of the sales, bidders must have 20% of their tiki entitled only a return of Ilia deposit BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Elizabeth, New jersey 07201 The property to be sold is located m available m cash or certified Chech Bt paid The Purchaser shall have no fur- BE THTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N J TAX LOT « 1356 BLOCK # 12 the Borough of Rosalie in the County the conclusion of the salos ther recourse against the Mortgagor, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 25.18' x of Union, State of New Je'sey MUNICIPALITY: Eluaoath the Montgaaof's attorney. afternoon of said day. All successful 95.96' x 99.8' Commonly known as 11/ Popiat COUNTY: UNION STATE 01" N..I. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $365,454.14'" bidders must ha»e 20% of their bid NEAREST CROSS STREET. Anna Street Hoselie NJ 07203 STREET a STREET NO; 10!,'Mf!i5 Three Hundrad Sixty-Five Thousand available in cash or certified check at Street T:ix Lot No.: 15 in Block 1602 Flora 31 tne conclusion of the sales "Taxes: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Four Hundred Fifty-Four and The properlv to be sold is located in 13G ft x 45 ft '. 14! ft :< 45 ft TAX BLOCK AND LOT- 14/100**" (he City of Elizabeth in the County of Current through 2nd Quarter 2008" Nearest Cross Street: Second Avenue BLOCK- 8 LOT 779A Attorney: Union, and State of New Jersey 'Plus interest on these figures through Subject to any open taxes, DIMENSIONS OF LOT 15.58 J PHELAN HALLINAN S SCHMIEG PC Premises are commonly known as- date of payoff and any and all subse- water/sewer, municipal or tax liens 100,00' 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 313-315 Second Street. Elizabeth. quent taxes, water and sewer that may be due. NEAREST CROSS STREET 167 60 New Jersey amounts. from Spring St SUITE 100 THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/ SUPERIOR INTEREST (if any). MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Tax Lot No. 736 In Block No, 1 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE sewer/w !ter may be delinquent - You NONE (.856)813-5500 Dimensions of Lot. (Approximately) 50 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE must chJCk With the tax collector for The Sheriff hereby reserves the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich feet wide by 10Q feet long THROUGH PUBLICATION. exact amounts due. right to adjourn this sale without A full legal description can be found at Nearest Cross Street. Ripley Piace. A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Note: The sheriff reserves the right to further notice through publication the Union County Sheriff's Office The Sheriff hereby reserves the right PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE adjourn 'his sale for any length of time JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $279,379.52""* Total Upset: $409,026.96 io adjourn this sale without further OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION without further advertisement. Two Hundred Seventy-Nine Thou- ""Four Hundred Nine Thousand Twen- notice through publication. COUNTY JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $269,643.87"* sand Three Hundred Severity-Nine ty-Six and 98'tOO"" JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $438,107.68*"* JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $502,702.32'** Two Hundred Sixty-Nine Thousand and 52/100"" August 14, 21. 28. Sept. 4, 2008 Four Hundred Thirty-Eight Thousand Five Hundrad Two Thousand Sevan Six Hundred Forty-Three and Attorney: U21878S PRO ($162.68) One Hundrad Seven ana 68/100*** 87/100*" ______Hundred Two and 32/100"* POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS Attorney. Attorney: Attorney 728 MARNE HIGHWAY ALBERTO ULLOA. PC. PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS ZUCKEfl, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 1435 MORRIS AVENUE 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST LLC MOORESTOWN, NJ 080S7 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS THIRD FLOOR THREE GREENTREE CENTRE • 200 SHEFFIELD STREET (850)802-1000 UNION, NJ 07083 P.O. BOX 974 SUITE 301 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (LSI STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: (908)687-8080 MARLTON. NJ 08053-0974 MOUNTAINSIDE NJ 07092 A full legal description can ba found at JAVIER RJVERA MARIA RIVERA, and Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 1856)596-8900 (908)233-8500 XRZ-68956-R1 the Union County Sheriff's Office each of their heirs, devisees, and A full legal description can be found al Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff; Ralph Froehlich Talal Upset $308,124 06 personal representatives, and his, the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at ""Three Hundred Eight Thousand One her, their or any of their successors Total Upset: $556,831.05 the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office Hundred Twenty-Four and 00/100"* in right, title and interest ""Five Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand Total Upset: $546,144.00 Total upset: $306,574,98 August 14, 21, 28, Sept 4, 2008 Eight Hundred Thirty-One and *"*Five Hundred Forty-Six Thousand '"Three Hundred Six Thousand Five U218823 PRO (S 127.40) YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 057100""* One Hundred Forty-Four and 00/10Q*1" Hundred Seventy-Four and 98/100*** AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- August 7 14, 21. 28. 2008 August 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 August 14, 21, 28, Sept, 4, 2008 ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, U21832S PRO ($111.72) U21832S PRO ($133,28) U218822 PRO ($129,36! CONTINUED ON PAGE 33 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 33

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE; ELIZABETH ELIjZA^ETH. UNBSK SHERIFF S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriffs File Number. CH-08B04703 Sheriff's File Number. CH-0S094681 Sheriffs File Number. CH-080G4882 Sheriffs Flie Number CH- 08004805 Sheriff's File Number CH-08004459 Division: CHANCERY Division CHANCERY Division, CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division; CHANCERY Docket Number. F3433707 Docket Number1 F1804107 Docket Number: F1705307 Docket Number1 F23S13Q7A Docket Number: F1740704 County. Umen County Union County UmDn County. Union County: UnioJi Plaintiff U S. BANK NATIONAL Plaintiff DEUTSCHE BANK. NATIONAL. Plaintiff- US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Plaintiff1 DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL Plaintiff: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CSAB INC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC. CSMC ARM-NT 2QQ6-3 VS 1 MORTGAGE-BACKED PASS- V3 VS Defendant ALIRio DESOU2A, His THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES Defendant: ARMANDO TOSRE MORT- va Defendant. MERCEDES VENTURA, HEIRS. DEVISEES. AND PERSONAL 2 a 06-2 GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Defendant: JOSEPH V. CAPLETTE. ANNA VENTURA, MORTGAGE REGIS- REPRESENTATIVES. AND hiS THEIR VS SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOMINEE FOR MARY JO CAPLETTE TRATION SYSTEMS INC AS A NOMI- OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN Defendant. MANDJE TOURE ACT LENDING CORPORATION. Di'B/A Sale Date: 08/27/200S NEE FOR NJ LENDERS CORP RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Sale Date 09/03/2008 ACT MORTGAGE CAPITAL Writ of Execution: 07/01/2003 Sale Date 09/03'2008 ERNEST1NA RACHA DESOUZA, HER Writ of Execution 05/14/2003 Sale Date: 09-"fO;200S f$y virtue of !he above-staled writ of Writ of Execution 07/02/2008 HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAI By Virtue of the above-stated w. Map of the City Dimensions, 57 feet x 100 feet x 57 BLOCK 3, on the official Tax Map of available in cash or certified check at Dimensions: 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet of Elizabeth Feet x 100 feet the City of Elizabeth fhe conclusion of the sales x 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet Dimensions. 17.60ft x 100.00ft x Nearest Cross Street; Carlton Street Dimensions: 26.00ft x 100.00ft x The property to be sold is located in Nearest Cross Street: Fifth Street 17.60ft x 100.00ft The Sheriff hereby reserves the 26.00ft x 100.00ft the City of Elizabeth in the County of The Sheriff hereby reserves the Nearest Cross Street: Spring Street right to adjourn this sale without Nearest Cross Street: Fifth Street Union 'State of New Jersey, right to adjourn this sale without The Sheriff hereby reserves the further notice by publication. The Sheriff hereby reserves the Commonly known as: 1056 East Grand further notice by publication. right to adjourn this sale without 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- right to adjourn this sale without Street (a/k/a Grand Street). Elizabeth. "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- further notice by publication. pal liens or other charges, and any further notice by publication. NJ 07201 pal liens or other charges, and any "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- such taxes, charges, iiens, insurance •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Tax Lot No.: 335 - W09 in Block 9 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance pal hens or other charges, and any prerniuros or other advances made by pal liens or other charges, and any Dimensions ot Lot: (Approximately) premiums or other advances made by such taxes, charges, Hens, insurance plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- such taxes, charges, liens insurance 100 ft X 25 ft plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- premiums or other advances made by ed parties are to conduct and rely premiums pf other advances made by Nearest Cross Street: Catherine Street ed parties are to conduct and rely plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- upon their own independent investiga- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Subject to any open taxes, upon their own independent investiga- ed parties are to conduct and rely tion to ascertain whether or not any ed parties are to conduct and rely water/sewer, municipal or tax liens tion to ascertain whether or not any upon their own independent investiga- outstanding interest remain of lecord upon their own independent investiga- that may be due. outstanding interest remain of record tion to ascertain whether or not any and/or have priority over the lien being tion to ascertain whether or not any Tax and prior lien info; At the time of and/or have priority over the lien being outstanding interest remain of record foreclosed and, if so the current outstanding interest remain of record publication taxes/sewer/waier informa- foreclosed and, if so the current andfor have priority over the lien being amount due thereon. and/or have priority over the lien being tion was not available - You must amount due thereon. foreclosed and, if so the current "If the safe is set aside for any rea- foreclosed and, if so the current check with the tax collector for exact "If the sale is set aside for any rea- amount due thereon son the Purchaser at the sale shall be amount due thereon. amounts due- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be "If the sale is set aside for any rea- entitled only a return of the deposit "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Note: The sheriff reserves the right to entitled only a return of the deposit son, the Pu>iuh.aser at the sale shall be paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be adjourn this sale for any length ot time paid The Purchaser shall have no fur- entitled only a return of the deposit ther recourse against the Mortgagor, entitled only a return of the deposit without further advertisement. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- the Mortgagor's attorney paid. The Purchaser shal! have no fur- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $477,585.41"" the Mortgagor's attorney. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $214,7«8.S9«" ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Four Hundred Seventy-Seven Thou- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $356,161.50"* the Mortgagor's attorney, Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand the Mortgagor's attorney, sand Five Hundred Eighty-Five and Three Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $253,651.03 — Seven Hundred Sixty-Eight and JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $411,418.90"* 41/100*" One Hundred Sixty-One and Two Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand 89/100"* Four Hundred Eleven Thousand Four Attorney: 50/100*** Six Hundred Fifty-One and 03/100*** Attorney: Hundred Eighteen and 90/100*** Attorney. Attorney: PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Attorney ZUCKER. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD LLC PHELAN HALLiNAN & SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC SUITE 100 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 200 SHEFFIELD STREET 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 301 SUITE 100 SUITE 100 <856) 813-5500 SUITE 100 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 070S2 MT LAUREL NJ U8054 MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich MMT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 (908)233-8500 FCZ-89682 (356) 813-5500 (8561 813-5500 A full legal description caii he found at (8856) 813-5500 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff- Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the Union County Sheriff's Olfice SSheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at Total Upset: $267,574.83 A full legal description can he found at the Union County Sheriffs Office the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office "•Two Hundred Sixty-Seven Thousand the Union County Sheriffs Office Total Upset: $553,631.41 Total Upset: $402.602.15 Total Upset: 3235.112.27 Five Hundred S«srenly-Four and Total Upset: $448,644.56 '"Five Hundred Thirty-Three Thou- '"Four Hundred Two Thousand Six ***Two Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand 93/100"* •""Four Hundred Forty-Eight Thousand sand Six Hundred Thirty-One and Hundred Two and 15/100**' One Hundred Twelve and 27/100*** July 31, Auousl 7, 14, 21, 200S Six Hundred Forty-Four and 56/100"* 41/100"* August 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 August !4, 21, 28, Sept. 4. 2008 UZ179Z0 PRO ($148,96) August 7, 14, 21, 28. 2008 August 7, 14, 21, 28 2008 U218266 PRO ($150.92) U21S793 PRO ($150.92) U218267 PRO ($152.88) U218272 PRO ($152.88) HNDE.N ————- ' ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ELIZABETH SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's File Number CH-07006396 SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriffs File Number. CH-0700504S Division. CHANCERY Sheriff's File Number. CH-08004686 Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004838 Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004827 Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F13411Q7 Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F1821304 County: Union Docket Number, F937T07 Docket Number: F1645Z07 Docket Number. F3257307 County: Union Plaintiff: EVERHOME MORTGAGE County: Union County: Union County: Union Plaintiff: UNION FEDERAL BANK OF COMPANY Plaintiff: RESIDENTIAL FUNDING Plaintiff: GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC Plaintiff DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL INDIANAPOLIS VS COMPANY, LLC VS TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE VS Defendant: FRANK V MARTUCCI, JR. VS Defendant: EDSON MALANSKI, HIS VS Defendant: MELIDA CABEZAS; PNC AND FLORENCE ANN CALUCCI Defendant: MARGARITA JARAMILLO; HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL Defendant: ANNA BRITOS: THE STATE BANK, N.A. Sale Date: 09/03/2003 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- REPRESENTATIVES, AND HIS. THEIR OF NEW JERSEY Sale Date: 09/10/2008 Writ of Execution: 10/09/2007 TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMI- OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN Sale Date: 09/10/2008 Writ of Execution: 08/28/2007 By virtue of the above-stated writ of NEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINAN- RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST, MORT- Writ of Execution: 07/08/2008 By virtue of the above-slated writ of execution to me directed I shall CIAL, LLC (F/K/A HOMECOMINGS GAGE ELECTRONIC REGSITRATIQN By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the FINANCIAL NETWORK, INC.); AMERI- SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION FIRST HOME IMPROVEMENT GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING, expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- FINANCE CO. INC., IONEIDES SOUSA UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Sale Date: 09/03/2008 Sale Date: 09/10/2008 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ.. on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Writ of Execution: 06/30/2008 Writ of Execution: 07/09/2008 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Ail successful By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of on WEDNESDAY, at two o clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. UNION COUNT? ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. Municipality; City of Linden BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 EL1ZA- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- the conclusion of the sales. The property to be sold is located in Street Address: 712 Beechwaod Road BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth, N.J The property to be sold is located in the CITY of RAHWAY, County of Tax Lot: 14 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of UNION and State of New Jersey. Tax Block: 391 afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said day All successful UNION and State of New Jersey. Commonly known as: 98 RICHMOND Approximate dimensions: 126.65' x TERRACE, RAHWAY. NJ 07085. oiddor! s must have 20^ «f thn• r bid hirider:; rnurtt nave 20% of (heir bid Commonly known as: 563 ADAMS AVE, 75.30' x 118.13' x 57.35' ivai aiile in cash or certified r.ntcK nt available in cash or certified check at ELIZABETH, NJ 07207. Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 42 Nearest cross street: Vreeiand Mills ihi! conclusion of the sales the concluv.icn of the sales. Tax Lot No. 24, W08 in Block No. 8 Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 50 X Road 0>e piopefty to be soia u located in The pioft'tv to be sold is located in Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 X 100 THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES ihrt City of Elizabeth in ;h» County of the liny til ELIZABETH in the County Nearest cross street: WEST INMAN THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Union State of New Jersey of Union .State of New Jersey, Nearest cross street: JULIA STREET AVENUE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE GVinmoniy known-as: 49 Giove Street Commonly known as. 949 OLIVE ST., BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE Beginning at a point on the northwest THROUGH PUBLICATION, El'z.ibatli NJ 07202 ELIZABETH1. NJ 07201 side of Richmond Terrace distant JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $173,725.42*" Tax Lot No.: 554 in Block 13 Tan Lot Mo. 14B2 in Block 8 EASTERLY LINE OF ADAMS AVF.NUE 1 DISTANT NORTHERLY 150,00 FEET southwesterly 131.89 feet from Its One Hundred Seventy-Three Thousand: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Dimensions uf Lot (Approximately) 25 intersection with the southerly side of Seven Hundred Twenty-Five and 102 ft x 25 ft x 105 (t x 25 ft ft ,< 100 it FROM THE INTERSECTION OF THE 1 EASTERLY LINE OF ADAMS AVENUE West Inman Avenue; thence running 42/100"*" Nearest Cross Street: Murfai Street Neaies! Cio:,c Street: Spring Street WITH THE NORTHERLY LINE OF "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Attorney: Subject to any open tax&$, Subject to any open taxes, JULIA STREET THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE PLUESE. BECKER & SALT2MAN, LLC water/sewer, municipal or tax liens WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE that may he due. watvr>svwer, municipal ot tax lisas "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES 20000 HORIZON WAY that mav he due. THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE THROUGH PUBLICATION," SUITE 900 Tnx ana prior lien info: faxes/ Tan and prior lien info: At the lime of WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054-4318 st-war/'water may be delinquent - You publication tixes/sewer/water informa- THROUGH PUBLICATION.' NONE AS of July 23rd, 2008. (656)813-1700 must check with the ta>; collector for tion v;ai not available - You must PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCE.S: JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $236,625.44'" Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich e-act amounts due. cheik with the tax collector for exact 2007 3RD PARTY LIEN, SOLD ON Two Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand A full legal description can be found at Note: The sheriff reserves the right to amounts due. 06/02/2007; CERT # 07-00246 Six Hundred Twenty-Three and the Union County Sheriff's Office aiiiijurn this sale for any leiiijll, of time Note: The sheriff reserves the right to $1,473.45 44/100*** Total Upset: $201,090-59 without further advertisement. adjeuin this sale for any length or time TOTAL AS OF July 17, 2008: Attorney: •"Two Hundred One Thousand Ninety JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $41)7,0 1 9.35*" wilhai.t luithei advertisement. S1.473.45 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC and 59/100"* Four Hundred Seven Thouaaiid Nine- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $303,448.62"* JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $325,350,52"* 7 CENTURY DRIVE August 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 teen and 35/100"' Thrtie Hundred Three Thousand Four Three Hundred Twenty-Five Thou- SUITE 201 U218297 PRO ($107.80) Attorney Hundred Forty-Eight and. 62/100"* sand Three Hundred Fifty and PARSIPPANY, NJ 070S4 ZJCKEfi, GOLDBERG t. ACKiHMMAN. Attorney: 52/100*" (973) 538-4700 LLC ZUCKEf:. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Attorney: Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 200 SHEFFIELD STREf !' LI.C FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC A full legal description can be found at SHERIFF'S SALE 200 SHEFFIELD STREET 7 CENTURY DRIVE the Union County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004470 sum; aoi sum: ;o i SUITE 201 Total Upset: $2/5,696,14 Division: CHANCERY MOUNTAINSIDE. NJ 07H9-' MOUNTAIMKIDE, NJ 07092 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 •"Two Hundred Seventy-Five Thou- Docket Number: F2607707 lt'08)233-8500 FCZ-85933 (S0»)i3"J-350O XCZ-88087 (973) 538-4700 sand Six Hundred Ninety-Six and County: Union Sheriff Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 14/100"" Plaintiff; COUNTRYWIDE HOME A full legal description can te found at A full leijjl description can be found at A full legal description can be found at August 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4. 2008 LOANS. INC- the Union County Sheriff's, Dtfici the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office U218814 PRO ($127.40) VS Total Upset. $47S.897.>1B Tot.il U|is..;t S330.639.95 Total Upset: $360,557.14 Defendant: CHERYL GRAY-WATSON, ""lour Hundred Seventv-Hve Thou- ••"Thieu Hundred Thirty Thousand Six MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- sand Eiqht Hundred Ninety-St-von and "'Three Hundred Sixty Thousand Five 48/100*** Hiindieii Thirty-Nine and 95/100'*' Hundred Fifty-Seven and 14/100"'* Auqust 7, 14, 21, 28, 20051 Aucuiit 14. 21, 28 Sept 4, 2008 August 14. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2008 ADVERTISE! U2'i8275 PRO ($135.24) U2iB(i18 PRO ($135.24) U218816 PRO ($135,24) CONTINUED ON PAGE 34 PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

" ; PUBLIC NOTICE ;; PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE POBLlCNpTICE TRATION SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMI- Defendant MARIE CAFPELLACCl ET BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- ELIZABETH NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK, ALS BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N J NA.; PREMIER CONSULTING ASSO- Sale Date 09/03/2003 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS SHERIFF'S SALE CIATES LLC; ANN CATRIN SIMMONS; Writ of Execution 09/13/2006 afternoon of said day Ail successful Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08004831 EAST COAST FUNDING LLC AND By virtue af the nboye-stated writ of bidders must have 20^ of their bid (L.S ) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Division CHANCERY ASSCALA ECHEBERRY TENANT execution to me directed i shall available in cash or certified chec's at Sergio Ponte, and each of their Docket Number F110108 Saie Data: 08/27/2008 expose fof sale bv public venue, at the the conclusion of the sales heirs, devisees, and persona! repre- County: Union Writ of Execution 05/19/2008 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Property to be sofd is located in the sentatives, and his, her, theif or any Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- By virtue of the above-stated writ of BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- City of Elizabeth, County of Union, of their successors in right, title AL TRUST CO AS TRUSTEE FOR execution to me directed I shall BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., State of Now Jersey. and interest MORGAN STANLEY LOAN TRUST expose for sale by public venue, at trie on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Premises commonly knows as: 423 2006-HE2 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION afternoon of said day. AH successful LIVINGSTON STREET, ELIZABETH YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED VS BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- bidders must have 20% of their bid NJ 07206. AND REQUIRED to serve upon 2UCK- Defendant: LEONARDO ALVAREZ; BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., available in cash or certified check at BEING KNOWN as LOT 674 (to be ER. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the conclusion of the sales. known as lot 674.A in 2005), BLOCK ESQS,, plaintiff's attorneys, whose TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOMI- afternoon of said day. All successful Municipality: City of Linden 3, on the official Tax Map of the City address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite NEE FOR EAST COAST MORTGAGE bidders must have 20% of their bid Street Address 10 North Wood of Elizabeth 301. Mountainside, New Jersey CORPORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS available in cash or certified check at Avenue, Unit 307 Dimensions: 100.00ft x 25.00ft x 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- AND ASSIGNS; CIC CORPORATION the conclusion of the sales. Tax Lot: 12C0307 100.00ft X 25.00ft 233-8500, an Answer to the Amended INC. The property to be sold is located in Tax Block: 201 Nearest Cross Street: Fourth Street Complaint filed in a civil action, in Sale Date: 09/10/2008 the CITY OF LINDEN, County of Union Approximate dimensions: Cortdq Unit The Sheriff hereby reserves the which Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Writ of Execution: 07/18/2008 and Stale of NJ. Nearest cross street: Condo Unit right to adjourn this sale without Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan By virtue of the above-stated writ of It is commonly known as 315 S. THE SHERIFF HERESY RESERVES further notice by publication. Trust 2007-3 Asset-Backed Certifi- execution to me directed I shall STILES STREET, LINDEN. NJ. THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- cates, Series 2007-3 is plaintiff, and expose for sale by public venue, at the tt is known and designated as Block WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE pal liens or other charges, and any Sergio Ponte, et al., are defendants, UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 466. Lot 21, THROUGH PUBLICATION. such taxes, charges, liens, insurance pending in the Superior Court of New BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- The dimensions are approximately 34 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $13,733.49*** premiums or other advances made by Jersey, Chancery Division. Union BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., feet wide by 120 feet long. Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred plaintiff prior to this sale All interest- County, and bearing Docket F-25947- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Nearest cross street: MUNSELL Thirty-Three and 49/100*" ed parties are to conduct and rely 08 within thirty-five (35) days after afternoon of said day. All successful AVENUE Attorney upon their own independent investiga- 08/21/2008 exclusive of such date, or bidders must have 20% of their bid Prior !ien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN, LLC tion to ascertain whether or not any if published after 08/21/2008. (35) available in cash or certified check at TAXES AND OTHE~ R MUNICIPAL 20000 HORIZON WAY outstanding interest remain of record days after the actual date of such pub- the conclusion of the sales LIENS. SUITE 900 andfor have priority over the lien being lication, exclusive of such date. If you Property to be sold is located in the AS OF 2/28/2008 TAXES ARE PAID MT, LAUREL, NJ 08054-4318 foreclosed and, if so the current fail to do so, judgment by default may City of Elizabeth, County of Union, THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2008. 2ND (856)813-1700 amount due thereon. be rendered against you for the relief State of New Jersey. QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich "If the sale is set aside for any rea- demanded in the Amended Com- Premises commonly knows as: 17 AMOUNT OF SI,605.63 WAS DUE ON A full legal description can be found at son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be plaint. You shall file your Answer and ERIE STREET, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 5/1/2008 TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF the Union County Sheriff's Office entitled only a return of the deposit proof of service in duplicate with the BEING KNOWN as LOT 421, BLOCK 4(7(2008 FOR UNPAID SEWER Total Upset: $19,552.5? paid The Purchaser shall have no fur- Clerk of the Superior Court of New 5, on the official Tax Map of the City CHARGES IS THE AGGREGATE SUM "•Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN of Elizabeth OF $253.44. Fifty-Two and 57/100*** the Mortgagor's attorney. 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in Dimensions: 100.00ft x 25.00ft x THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES August 7, 14,2*. 28, 2008 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $322,599.66*" accordance with the rules of civil prac- 100.00ft x 25.00ft THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE U218295 PRO ($103,88) Three Hundred Twenty-Two Thou- tice and procedure. Nearest Cross Street: Merritt Avenue WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE sand Five Hundred Ninety-Nine and This action has been instituted for The Sheriff hereby reserves the THROUGH PUBLICATION. ELIZABETH 66/100*" the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- right to adjourn this sale without JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $403,502.45*** Attorney: ggagg e dateated 002/14/200 7 made byy Ser- further notice by publication. Four Hundred Three Thousand Five SHERIFFS SALE PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC giio Ponte as mortgagorsmtgagors , to OptiOptioon "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Hundred Two and 45/100*** pal liens or other charges, and any Attorney: Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004806 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD One Mortgage Corporation recorded Division: CHANCERY SUITE 100 on 03/07/2007 in BBooo k 12070 of MorMortt- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG Docket Number: F331040? MT LAUREL NJ 08054 gages fof r Union CountyC , PagP e 545 9 premiums or other advances made by & NORGAARD,LLC plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY County. Union (856) 813-5500 which Mortgage was duly assigned to Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank, N A. as ed parties are to conduct and rely SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 16S0 upon their own independent investiga- LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 LOANS, INC. A full legal description can be found at Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan VS the Union County Sheriff's Office Trust 2007-3 Asset-Backed Certifi- tion to ascertain whether or not any (973) 740-0700 outstanding interest remain of record Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Defendant: LID J, PACHECQ; MORT- Total Upset: $352,680.15 cates, Series 2007-3 by Assignment GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION ""Three Hundred Fifty-Two Thousand Of Mortgage which is unrecorded at and/or have priority over the lien being A full legal description can be found at foreclosed and, if so the current the Union County Sheriff's Office SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMINEE FOR Six Hundred Eighty and 15/100*" this time; and (2) to recover posses- COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC. August 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2008 sion of, and concerns premises com- amount due thereon. Total Upset: $447,924.39 "If the sale is set aside for any rea- ""Four Hundred Forty-Seven Thou- AND ELVIRA LARGO. TENANT U2T8791 PRO ($174.44) monly known as 625 Fulton Street , Sale Date: 09/10/2008 Elizabeth , NJ 07206. son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be sand Nine Hundred Twenty-Four and entitled only a return of the deposit 39/100"* Writ of Execution: 05/30/2008 If you are unable to obtain an attor- By virtue of the above-stated writ of ney, you rnay communicate with the paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- Juiy 31, August 7, 14, 21, 2008 execution to me directed I shall SHERIFFS SALE New jersey Bar Association by calling ther recourse against the Mortgagor, U217931 PRO ($148.96) Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004951 732-249-5000. You may also contact the Mortgagor's attorney. expose for sale by public venue, at the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $396,342.91"" , LINDEN " UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Division: CHANCERY the Lawyer Referral Service of the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Docket Number: F34304Q7 County of venue by calling 908-353- Three Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., County: Union 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, Three Hundred Forty-Two and SHERIFF'S SALE Plaintiff: U.S. BANK, NATIONAL you may communicate with the Legal 91/100*** Sheriffs File Number: CH-08004705 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Attorney: Division: CHANCERY afternoon of said day. AH successful ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Services office of the County of venue Docket Number: F3267307 bidders must have 20% of their bid CMLTI 2007-AR1 by calling 908-354-4340. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC County: Union available in cash or certified check at VS YOU, SERGIO PONTE, his heirs, 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Plaintiff: JPMORGAN MORTGAGE the conclusion of the sales Defendant:'HENRY MILLAN SALAZAR, devisees, and personal representa- SUITE 100 ACQUISITION CORP. The property to be sold is located in MRS HENRY MILLAN SALAZAR, HIS tives, and his, their or any of their suc- MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054 the CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of WIFE, FABIOLA NARANJO, MRS. cessors in right, title and interest are (856) 813-5500 Defendant: RHONDA JULIUS Union and State of NJ. FABIOLA NARANJO, HIS WIFE, JUAN made a party defendant to this foreclo- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sale Date: 09/03/2008 It is commonly known as: 165 BELLE- CAMILO VICTORIA, MRS JUAN sure action because you executed A full legal description can be found at Writ of Execution: 07/01/2008 VUE STREET (a/k/a 165-167 BELLE- CAMILO VICTORIA. HIS WIFE, Plaintiffs obligation and mortgage and the Union County Sheriff's Office By virtue of the above-stated writ of VUE STREET), ELIZABETH, NJ. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- may be liable for any deficiency, and Total Upset: $432,717.67 execution to me directed I shall It is known and designated as Block TRATION SYSTEMS. INC, AS NOMI- are a record owner of the subject prop- ""Four Hundred Thirty-Two Thousand expose for sale by public venue, at the 10, Lot 142. NEE FORAHM MORTGAGE erty and for any right, title and interest Seven Hundred Seventeen and UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION The dimensions are approximately 42 Sale Date: 09/17/2008 you may have in, to or against the sub- 67/100'" BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- feet wide by 100 feet long. Writ of Execution: 07/25/2008 ject property. August 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2008 BETHTOWN PLAZA. • Elizabeth, N.J., Nearest cross street: JERSEY By virtue of the above-stated writ of File #FCZ 105547 U218790 PRO ($162.68) on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the AVENUE execution to rne directed I shall JENNIFER M, PEREZ, CLERK afternoon of said day. Ait successful Prior (lien's): SUBJECT TO UNPAID expose for sale by public venue, at the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY bidders must have 20% of their bid TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION This is an attempt available in cash or certified check at LIENS. AS OF 3/20/2008 TAXES ARE BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- to collect a debt, the conclusion of the sales. PAID THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2008. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ., and any information obtained will ELIZABETH Property to be sold is located in the 2ND QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the be used for that purpose. City of Linden, County of Union, AMOUNT OF $2,957.70 WAS DUE ON afternoon of said day. All successful U219237 PRO Aug. 21. 2008 ($44.10) SHERIFF'S SALE State of New Jersey. 5/1/2008. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004952 Premises commonly knows as: 1014 OF 6/19/2008 FOR/. UNPAID available in cash or certified check at Division: CHANCERY JOHN ST, LINDEN NJ 07036 WATER/SEWER CHARGES IS THE the conclusion of the sales. Docket Number: F3020007 BEING KNOWN as LOT 11, BLOCK AGGREGATE SUM OF $405.34. Property to be sold is located in the Storage Post, Inc., will sell at Public County: Union 85, on the official Tax Map of the City THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE RIGHT City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Auction under New Jersey Lien laws Plaintiff: FREMONT INVESTMENT & of Linden TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT State of New Jersey for cash only on September 10, 2008 LOAN FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLI- Premises commonly knows as: 523 at 11:00 A.M. and on such succeeding VS Dimensions: SO feet x 100 fest CATION. MURRAY ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07202 days and times as may be necessary Defendant: LUTFI ALZUBI A/K/A LUTFI Nearest Cross Street: Middlesex BEING KNOWN as LOT 924, BLOCK at 401 S. ParkAve., Linden, NJ 07036 M. ALZUBI A/K/A LUFTI ALZUBI, Street JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $421,248.05"* LINDA FUNDING LLC The Shoriff hereby reserves the -Four Hundred Twenty-One Thousand 13, on the official Tax Map of the City the property described herein as Two Hundred Forty-Eight and of Elizabeth belonging to: Anthony Graham #3258: Sale Date: 09/17/2008 right to adjourn this sale without Dimensions: 127.93 feet x S.08 fest x cartons, microwave, bins; Crystal J. Writ of Execution: 07/21/2008 further notice by publication. 05/100"" By virtue of the above-stated writ of 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Attorney: 2.99 feet x 2S.O0 feet x 130.00 feet x McClaim #3338: cartons, TV, furniture; STERN, LAVtNTHAL, FRANKENBERG 30.00 fest Shawn M. McClaims #3046: cartons, execution to me directed I shall pal liens or other charges, and any furniture, TV; Michelle Pace #2057: expose for sale by public venuo, at the such taxes, charges, liens, insurance & NORGAARD, LLC Nearest Cross Street: Clover Street UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION premiums or other advances made by 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY Tho Sheriff hereby reserves the cartons, furniture; Terence T. Carmo'n SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 right to adjourn this sale without #2217: cartons, furniture; Christopher BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Cruz #2210: cartons, furniture; Peter BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. NJ, ed parties are to conduct and rely LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 further notice by publication. on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the upon their own independent investiga- (973) 740-0700 "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- G. Gialamas #3255: cartons, bags, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich pal Hens or other charges, and any tote; Keith A. Kitchen #3337: cartons, afternoon of said day. All successful tion to ascertain whether or not any bags, furniture; Ronnie Terry #3112: bidders must have 20% of tlujir bid outstanding interest remain of record A full legal description can be found at such taxes, charges, liens, insurance available in cash or certified check at and/or have priority over the Hen being the Union County Sheriff's Office premiums or other advances made by cartons, totes, furniture; Keyana S. Total Upset: 5464,705.04 plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Wilder #7023: furniture, lamp, cartons; the conclusion of the sales. foreclosed and. if so the current Keith D. Manns #5048: bins, vacuum, Property Address: 76 Marshall Street, amount due thereon. ""Four Hundred Sixty-Four Thousand ed parties are to conduct and rely Elizabeth. NJ 07206 "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Seven Hundred Five and 04(100*** upon their own independent investiga- furniture; Rizal Gilmore #6013: August 14. 21. 28, Sept. 4, 2008 tion to ascertain whether or not any shelves, chairs, cartons; Lisa W. Block and Lot: Block: 2; Lot: 765 WOE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Blalock #2124: cartons, TV, furniture; City: City of Elizabeth entitled only a return of the deposit U218821 PRO ($143.08) outstanding interest remain of record County: UNION paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- and/or have priority over the lien being Lisa M. Blalock #2126: cartons, totes, foreclosed and. if so the current TV; Candice D. Brown #3343: chairs, Dimension: 100.00' x 25.00 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ELIZABETH bags; Frank R. Farese #2074: cartons, Nearest Cross Street: First Street the Mortgagor's attorney. amount due thereon. "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES JUDGMENT AMOUNT: S3'H.8S8.S7"* "If the sale is set aside for any rea- furniture; Loraine P. Foster #3165: SHERIFF'S SALE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be cartons, chairs, bags; Clarissa Holman THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Three Hundred Eleven Thousand Six Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08004815 #3244: bags; Carlos M. Kilcan #5002: WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Hundred Eighty-Six and 97/100"** Division: CHANCERY entitled only a return of the deposit Attorney: paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- cartons, TV. bags; Sonyei Leary #3040: THROUGH PUBLICATION " Docket Number: F3447507 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, cartons; Taneisha S Lee #3117: car- "Subject to Tax Sale Certificate No. PHELAN KALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC County: Union the Mortgagor's attorney. tons, bedding, furniture; John A. 07-00060" 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Plaintiff: HSBC USA BANK, NATION- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $325,493.95'" Mahecha #3162: bags totes, furni- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $485,297.73"" SUITE 100 AL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Three Hundred Twenty-Five Thou- ture; Tanika D. McRae #3164: bags, Four Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON sand Four Hundred Ninety-Three cartons; Sergio Monterrosa #2215: Two Hundred Ninety-Sovan and (SS6) 813-5500 ARMT 2005-1 and 95/100"* bags cartons; Mamerto Morales 73/100"" Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich VS Attorney: #2035: cartons, furniture; Aminab S. Attorney: A full legal description can be found at Defendant: JUAN VENTURA; ANTONIA Muhammad #2119: bags cartons, TV; MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES, LLC the Union County Sheriff's Office VENTURA; LUIS HERNANDEZ; NJ PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Awilda Prosper #2263: cartons, bags; WOODLAND FALLS CORPORATE Total Upset: $340.199.87 LENDERS CORP.; PARK PLAZA RADI- Edward A Ransom #5003: cartons, PARK '"Three Hundred Forty Thousand One OLOGY; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; SUITE 100 totes, chairs; Sonia Rivera #2107: car- NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054 220 LAKE DRIVE EAST, SUITE 301 Hundred Ninety-Nine and 87/100"* tons, totes, furniture; John D. Searles CHERRY HILL NJ 08002 August 7. 14, 21, 28, 2008 LLC; AMIGA MUTUAL INSURANCE; (856) 813-5500 #6012. lamps, bedding, furniture; CHASM M. MANDEL; COZY FORMAL Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (856)482-1400 U218270 PRO (S143.08) Tamara Mable Wave #3119: totes, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich WEAR INC., PRIME UNIFORM SUP- A full legal description can be found at bags; Lynn Pearse #2125: cartons, TV, PLY, INCORPORATED; AHS HOSPI- the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can tie found at totes; Alex A. Henderson #1112: refrig- the Union County Sheriff's Office TAL CORP; MQNMOUTH COUNTY Total Upset: $354,088.77 erator, chairs, cartons. Daniel & Don- BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES; JP ""Three Hundred Fifty-Four Thousand Total Upset: $536,433,91 SHERIFF'S SALE ald Bader, Auctioneers as Agents. ""Five Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Eighty-Eight and 77/100"* Storage Post reserves the right to Sheriff's File Number: CH-08000253 Sale Date: 09/10/2008 August 21. 28, September 4, 11, 2008 Four Hundrad Thirty-Three and Division: CHANCERY refuse any bid or cancel the auction 91/100"* Docket Number: F69460S Writ of Execution: 07/16/2008 U219261 PRO ($164.64) for any reason. County: Union By virtue of the above-stated writ of August 21. 28. 2008 Auqust 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 200B Plaintiff: VNB MORTGAGE SER- execution to me directed I shall U219452 PRO ($54.88) U219267 PRO ($115.64) VICES, INC. expose for sale by public venue, at the ADVERTISE! VS UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! CONTINUED ON PAGE 35 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 35

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 'PUBLIC'notice" PUBLIC NOTiCE ELIZABETH SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF S SALE SHERIFF'S SAL" SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff!; File Number CH- 08004918 Snsn'f s F,!e Numb*? ££'"08004314 Sna' iff s Fu-3 Numaer. CH- 03004941 Sheriff's File Nurtiter. CH-03004958 Sheriffs File Number CH-S380Q4943 Division CHAfiCERY Division- CHANCERY Oii/iaion. CHANCERY Division: CHANCERV pfiCKfj? Number ?3436907 Dacke? Nuncer F53420C '" 0 c k e t M u n b £". F 2 2 < j1 5 Q 7 Docket Murnsar FS37107 Docket Number £3445707 County Union Caun'v. Union Gi.-nT,: Union Cauniv Union Cauntv: Union Plaintiff. US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- P'aintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATli '4 > lamti'ft WELLS FARGO SAfiK N A Plaintiff. FREMONT INVESTMENT A Plainti'ff. WELLS FARGO BANK N. A. CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR CSMC AL TRUST COMPANY AS TRL ft • S TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTQN LOAN DBA AMERICAS SERVICING CO, MORTGAGE-BACKED PASS- FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS "r MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST. SERIES) VS VS THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES TAL ! iNG TRUST 2C0S-HE3 'Ol'S-fid ASSFT-SACK"P P*SP- Defendant: CARLOS A. AVILA' MORT- Defendant' ANA ARGOTE MORT- 2006-6 73 TMROLJGH CtRriFICATF.S GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Defendant. KATAR7YNA VS SYSTEMS INC., AS NOMINEE FOR SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOMINEE FOR vs RZECZKQWSKI MORTGAGE ELEC- Defendant: MARILIA DCS SANTOS, FGC COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE EAST COAST MORTGAGE CORPORA- Defendant- MARY ANGELA ROSAZZA TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS SAXON MORTGAGES SERVICES FINANCE. DBA FREMONT MORT- TION MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- INC. AS A NOMINEE FOR VVMC Sale Date 0.3/17/2008 GAGE: BERGEN CO BD SOCIAL Sale Date 09/17/2008 TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS A NOMI- MORTGAGE CORPORATION ITS SUC- Writ of Execution- 07/25/2Q0S SERVS [SIC], STATE OF NEW JER- Writ of Execution. 07/2S/2D08 NEE FOR CREDIT SLWSSE FINANCIAL CESSORS AND ASSIGNS By 'jsMue of the above-state;:! wru of SEY, DAWN FUEL INC. By virtue of the above-stated writ of CORPORATION Sale Date: 03/10/2008 execution to me directed i shall Sale Date: 09/17/2003 execution to rue directed I shall Sale Date 09'17/2008 Writ of Execution 07/21/2005 expose for sale by public venue.' at the Writ Df Execution: 07/14/2008 expose for sale by public venue, at the Writ of Execution. 07/23/20.08 By virtue of the above-stated writ of UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION By virtue of the above-stated writ of UNION COUNTV ADMINISTRATION By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed ! shall BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR 10 ELIZA- execution to me directed I sfaaM BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. N.J expose for sale by public venue, at lhe BETHTQWN PLA2A, Elizabeth, N.J,. expose for sale bv public venue, $1 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the UNION COUNTV ADMINISTRATION on WEDNESDAY, at 1*0 o'clock in the UNION COUNT? ADMINISTRATION 1 BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 EltZA- BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELSZA- afternoon of said Cay. All successful BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- afternoon of said dav. Alt successful BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA Elisabeth, N.J bidders must have 20-,4 of their bid BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth. N J.. bidders must have 20% of their bid on WEDNESDAY at two o'clock in !he on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in tne available m casn or certified check at on WEDNESDAY, at t-.vo o'clock in the available in cash or certified check at afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said da'/. Ail successful the conclusion of the sgles afternoon of said day. All successful tne conclusion of the sales. bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their tiid Property to be sold is located- in trie bidders must have AU% cf their bid Property to be sold is located in the available in cash or certified check at City of Elizabeth, County of Union, available in cash or certified check at City of Elizabeth, County of Union, available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. State of New Jersey. she conclusion of the sales the conclusion of me sales 1 State oi New Jersey 1 Property to be sold is located in the Property to be sold is located in the Premises commonly knows as 548 The property to be sold is located in Premises commonly knows as 232 City of Elizabeth, County of Union. City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Livingston Street, Elizabeth NJ the CITY of ELIZABETH in the County 234 WEST FIELD AVENUE, ELIZA- State of New Jersey- State of New Jersey. 07206 of UNION, and the State of New Jer- BETH NJ 07208 Premises commonly knows as' 519 Premises commonly knows as, 329 BEING KNOWN as LOT 644, BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 1B42, BLOCK 1ST AVE, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 ATLANTIC STREET, ELIZABETH NJ 3, on the official Tax Map of the City fax'LOT 1218 W10 BLOCK 10 13, on the official Tax Map ql the City BEING KNOWN as LOT 557, BLOCK 07206 of Elizabeth COMMONLY KNOWN AS 74S LINDEN of Elizabeth 5, on the official Tax Map of the City BEING KNOWN as LOT 81, BLOCK 5, Dimensions: 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet AVENUE ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY Dimensions: 175.00 feat x 40.00 feet of Elizabeth on the official Tax Map of the City of x 2S.00feet x 100.00foet 07202 x 175.00 feet x 40.00 feet Dimensions. 25.26 feet x 143.72 feet Elizabeth Nearest Cross Street: Sixth Street Dimensions of the Lot are (Approxi- Nearest Cross Street: Chilton Street x 25.00 feet x 147.34 feet Dimensions: 67.64ft x 98.82ft x The Sheriff hereby reserves the mately) 100.00 feet wide by 33 00 feet The Sheriff hereby reserves the Nearest Cross Street. Fifth Ave 11.78ft x 25.06ft x 28.80ft x 51.40ft right to adjourn this sale without lonq. right to adjourn this sale without The Sheriff hereby reserves the Nearest Cross Street: Third Avenue further notice by publication. Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the further notice by publication. right to adjourn this sale without The Sheriff hereby reserves the "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- SOUTHERLY side of LINDEN AVENUE. 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- further notice by publication. right to adjourn this sale without pal liens or other charges, and any 600.00 feel from the WESTERLY side pal liens or other charges, and any "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- further notice by publication. such taxes, charges, liens, insurance of ELMERS AVENUE such taxes, charges, liens, insurance pal liens or other charges, and any "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- premiums or other advances made by THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID premiums or other advances made by such taxes, charges, liens, insurance pal liens or other charges, and any -plaintiff prior to this sale. Alt interest- TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, plaintiff prior to this sale All interest- premiums or other advances made by such taxes, charges, liens, insurance ed parties are to conduct and rely WATER AND SEWER LIENS AND ed parties are to conduct and rely plaintiff prior to this sale. Ail interest- premiums or other advances made by upon their own independent investiga- OTHER MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS. upon their own independent investiga- ed parties are to conduct and rely plaintiff prior to this sale. Ail interest- tion to ascertain whether or not any THE AMOUNT DUE CAN BE tion to ascertain whether or not any ed parties are to conduct and rely outstanding interest remain of record upon their own independent investiga- OBTAINED FROM THE LOCAt. TAX- outstanding interest remain of f record tion to ascertain whether or not any upon their own inti®pendent investiga- and/or have priority over the lien being ING AUTHORITY. PURSUANT TO and/or have priority over the . ien being outstanding interest remain of record tion to ascertain whether or not any foreclosed and, if so the current NJSA 46:SB-21 THE SALE MAY ALSO foreclosed and, if so the current and/or have priority over the lien being outstanding interest remain of record amount due thereon. BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMITED LIEN amount due thereon. foreclosed and if so the current and/or have priority over the iien being "If the sale is set aside for any rea- PRIORITY OF ANY CONDOMINIUM? "If tha sale is set aside for any rea- amount due thereon. foreclosed and. if so the current son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION LIENS son, the Purchaser at the sale Shalt be **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- amount due thereon. entitled only a return of the deposit WHICH MAY EXIST. entitled only a return of the deposit son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be "If the sale is set aside for any rea- paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- The sheriff hereby reserves the right paid. The Purchaser shall tiavs no fur- entitled only a return of the deposit son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be ther recourse against the Mortgagor, to adjourn this sale without further ther recourse against the Mortgagor, paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- entitled only a return of the deposit the Mortgagor's attorney. notice through publication. the Mortgagor's attorney. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $479,784.38"* JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $473,488.36*" JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $372,424.26"* the Mortgagor's attorney. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Four Hundred Seventy-Nine Thou- Four Hundred Seventy-Three Thou- Three Hundred Seventy-Two Thou- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $379.334.63*" the Mortgagors attorney, sand Seven Hundred Eighty-Four sand Four Hundred Eighty-Eight and sand Four Hundred Twfenty-Four and Three Hundred Seventy-Nine Thou- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $381,550.29"* and 38/100*** 36/100'** 26/100*** sand Three Hundred Thirty-Four and Three Hundred Eighty-One Thou- Attorney: Attorney: Attorney: 63(100*** sand Five Hundred Fifty and PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP - ATTORNEYS PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG. PC Attorney: 29/100"* 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 14000 COMMERCE PARKWAY 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD PHELAN HALLINAN S SCHMIEG, PC Attorney: SUITE 100 SUITE B SUITE 100 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD PHELAN HALLINAN S SCHMIEG, PC MT, LAUREL, NJ 08054 MOUNT LAUREL, NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 SUITE 100 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD (8S6) 813-5500 (853)793-3080 (856) 813-5500 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 SUITE 100 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (856) 813-5500 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (856) 813-5500 the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can be found at Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Total Upset: $526,023.86 TotalUpset: S522,011:.13 Total Upset: $415,515,12 the Union County Sheriffs Office A full legal description can be found at "•Five Hundred Twenty-Six Thousand "*Five Hundred Twenty-Two Thousand •••Four Hundred Fifteen Thousand Total Upset: $421,611 54 the Union County Sheriff's Office Twenty-Three and 86/100'*" Eleven and 13/100"* Five Hundred Fifteen and 12/100*** '"Four Hundred Twenty-One Thou- Total Upset: $414,202.35 August 21. 28, Sept- 4, 11, 2008 August 21. 28, Sepl. 4, t1. 2008 August 21, 28, September 4, 11, 2008 sand Six Hundred Eleven and "'Four Hundred Fourteen Thousand U219423 PRO ($154.84) U219272 PRO ($154.84) U219262 PRO ($154.84) 54/100*** Two Hundred Two and 35/100*" August 21, 28. Sept. 4, 11, 2008 August 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2008 ELIZABETH U219431 PRO ($160.72) U218792 PRO ($160.72) ELIZABETH SHERIFF'S SALE ELIZABETH Sheriff's File Number: CH-08003401 SHERIFF'S SALE ELIZABETH Division: CHANCERY Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004197 Division: CHANCERY SHERIFF'S SALE ELIZABETH Docket Number: F1796907 Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004946 SHERIFF'S SALE County: Union Docket Number: F3150807 County: Union Division: CHANCERY Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004942 SHERIFF'S SALE Plaintiff: AVELO MORTGAGE, LLC Docket Number: DJ29265305B Division: CHANCERY Sheriffs File Number: tH-08004955 VS Plaintiff: US. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- CIATION AS TRUSTEE County: Union Docket Number: F3631807 Division: CHANCERY Defendant: JASON FALLACARO, HIS Plaintiff: VELOCITY INVESTMENTS County: Union Docket Number: F3299007 HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL VS County: Union Defendant: JAN SADLAK; MALGO- LLC Plaintiff: POPULAR FINANCIAL SER- REPRESENTATIVES, AND HIS, THEIR VS VICES, LLC Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RZAT BURY Sale Date: 09/17/2008 Defendant: JEANINAJ. LOUIS VS LOANS, INC. RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST: FRE- Sale Date: 09/17/2008 Defendant CLOVIS SCHMIDT & MRS. VS MONT INVESTMENT & LOAN Writ of Execution; 05/30/2008 Defendant: ERNESTO PULIDO, SR. Sale Date: 09/17/2008 By virtue of the above-stated writ of Writ of Execution: 10/19/2006 CLOVIS SCHMIDT, UNKNOWN execution to me directed I shall By virtue of the above-stated writ of SPOUSE OF CLOVIS SCHMIDT; Sale Date: 09/17/2008 Writ oi Execution: 05/09/2008 execution to me directed I shall MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Writ of Execution: 07/14/2008 By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shad UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION expose for sale by public venue, at the TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sale Date: 09/17/2008 execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, TO ELIZA- Writ of Execution: 07/25/2008 expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., By virtue of the above-stated writ of afternoon of said day. All successful on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the execution to me directed I shall BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J,, afternoon of said day All successful expose for sale by public venue, at the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ,, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the bidders must have 20% of Iheir bid on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day All successful available in cash or certified check at bidders must have 20% of their bid UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the conclusion of 'he sales. available in cash or certified check at BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth. N.J bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at The property to be sold is located in available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of NAME OF SALE: VELOCITY INVEST- on WEDNESDAY ;it two o'clock m the UNION and State of New Jersey. MENTS LLC vs. JEANINA J LOUtS afternoon of said diiy All sU'-.casstui the conclusion of the sales. The property !o be sold is located in SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY bidders mutt h.ivs 21)*>'• of trieir bid The property to be sold is located in the City of Elizabeth in the County of Commonly known as: 115-11/ MAR- the CITY or ELIZABETH, County of UNION, State of New Jersey SHALL STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ UNION COUNTY available m c;*s!i oi certified chi?f>: at 07206. LAW DIVISION the conclusion of !ht; sales. UNION and State of New Jersey. Commonly known as: 101B North Docket No. DJ-292653-05 NAME OF SALT; Popular Fin.-mci:il Commonly known as 761-765 OLD Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ 07201 Tax Lot No. 710, W02 in Block No. 2 Service!-,, L1C us Clovis Schmidt and ROAD, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. Tax Lot No,: 1318 in Block 9 Dimensions of Lot Approximately: DC-522S-05 Mrs Clevis 3ihini.lt Unknown Spouse T;m Lot No, 1239.A. in Block No, 4 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 26 50X100 STREET AND STREET NUMBER: 533 of Clovis Sclirnlct: Mortgage Electronic Dimensions of Lot Approximately: ft x 100 ft Nearest cross street: FIRST STREET Riverside Dr. Elizabeth NJ 0720S Registration Systems, Inc. 77,55 X 53.58 X IRR TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: Block Nearest Cross Street: Van Buren BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE 11, Lot 1318 on tha Tax Map of the STREET MO.:' !23 Maqnolia Aveiiuo, Nearest cross street: ALLEN STREET Avenue EASTERLY SIDELINE OF MARSHALL Elizabeth, NJ 07206 BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION Elizabeth NJ 07208 Subject to any open taxes, STREET SAID POINT BEING DIS- NUMBER OF FEET TO NEAREST TAX LOT AND SLOCK NOS Let 709 Or THE NORTHERLY LINE OF OLD water/sewer, municipal or tax linns TANT 175.00 FEET WESTERLY FROM Block 3 ROAD AND THE EASTERLY LINE OF THE INTERSECTION OF SAME WITH CROSS STREET: 395.83' Parker Road ALLEN STREET that may be due. DIMENSIONS: 55' X 130' THE DIMENSIONS: 25 02ft x 100,00 Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer THE WESTERLY SIDELINE OF FIRST FULL DESCRIPTION: Deed Book ft. x 25.02ft. x 1 JO.00ft. THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES and Water may be delinquent you must STREET AND FROM SAID POINT 3807 Page 196 NO. OF FEET TO THE NEAREST THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE check with the tax collector for exact RUNNING THENCE "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES PRIOR LIENS: County Mortgage CROSS STREET: 350 322 feet tram WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE amounts due. LIEN AMOUNT: $128,712.Off the intersection t.f Maqnolia Avenues THROUGH PUBLICATION- Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE "The sheriff reserves the right to and Third Street PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: any): adjourn this sale without further notice QTR3 OB/01/08 OPEN $1,667.25 Note: The sheriff reserves the right to THROUGH PUBLICATION." The sheriff ht-rt.by reserves the IKJIII PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES by publication" to adjourn this rale without further TOTAL AS OF July 28, 2008: adjourn this sale for any length of time JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $8,375.12"" publication S1.667.25 without further advertisement. TOTAL AS OF June 17, 2008: $.00 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $246,125.75"' JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $551.960.70*" JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $214,798,78*" Eight Thousand Three Hundred Sev- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $503,719.10"* Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand enty-Five and 12/100*'" Five Hundred Tiuae Thousand Seven Two Hundred Forty-Six Thousand Five Hundred Fifty-One Thousand Attorney: Hundred Nineteen and tO/100"1 One Hundred Twenty-Five and Nino Hundred Sixty and 70/100*** Seven Hundred Ninety-Eight - and 7S/100'" Attorney: 78/100**" RAGAN & RAGAN - COUNSELORS AT Attorney. Attorney: LAW EISENBEIU;. (SOLD A CETTE.I - Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, BRINLEY PLAZA BUILDING ONE COUNSELOR!; FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC LLC FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD. PC 3100 ROUTE 138 WEST NINE TANNER tiRLET 7 CENTURY DRIVE 200 SHEFFIELD STREET 7 CENTURY DRIVE WALL, NJ 07719 WEST ENTRY SUITE 201 SUITE 301 SUITE 201 (732)280-4100 HADOONHf 1.0 NJ (18033 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 Sheriff: Ralph Froelilicri (856)795-035! (!.'73| 538 4700 (908)233-8500 XCZ-89132 (973) 538-4700 A full legal description can be found at Sheriff: Ralph frueiilich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal (inscription can be found at A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at Total Upset: $10,000,14 the Union County Slieiiff's Office the Union County Sheriffs Office the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office "•Ten thousand and 14/100*"* Total Upsist: •3537,640.34 Total Upset: 3282,112.95 Total Upset: $605,332.47 Total Upset: $239,414.89 August 21. 28, Sept. 4, 11. 2008 ***Five HundrO'i Tnirty-Seven Thou- •"'Two Hundred Eighty-Two Thousand '"Six Hundred Five Thousand Three ***Two Hundred Thirty-Nine Thousand U21S266 PRO ($123,48) sand Six Hundred Forty and 3-1/100"* One Hundred Twelve and 95/100 * Hundred Thirty-Two and 47/100*" Four Hundred Fourteen and 89/100*" August 21, 28, B«pt 4. 11, 2008 Auqust 21. 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2008 August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2008 August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2008 U21927Q PRO {$123.44) U219443 PRO ($123.48) U219440 PRO ($133.28) U219451 PRO ($131,32) CONTINUED ON PAGE 36 PAGE 36 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNiON COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUSLIC NOTICE PUBIIC NOTICE EJJZABEJJJ All meetings will begin promptly at ough Hall, at 210 Chestnut Street, 7.00 prn. with trie exception of Sep- Roselle New jersey, a public hearing SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFF'S SALE tember 3rd anc) October 'si. in the vmli be held by Ihe Board of Adjustment Sheriffs File Number: CH-0S004479 Sheriffs File Number: CH-080045SO Sheriff's File Number CH-08Q04916 Council Office or, the second lioar of to consider she application of: Division CHANCERY Division. CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY City Hail For further information. Pocket Number: F2SS508 Docket Number: F320608 Docket Number F517303 piease contact Ms. Mary Purves a! Applicant: United Way of Greater County: Union County: Uman Countv Union 908-486-1490. Union County Plaintiff THE BANK OF NEW YORK Plaintiff1 DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Plaintiff: CHASE MORTGAGE COMPA- U219519 PRO Aug. 21, 2003 ($10.29) Property Address: 719 Locust FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFI- AL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE NY-WEST F/K/A MELLON MORTGAGE Street CATEHOLDERS ASSET-BACKED CER- FOR j.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK COMPANY Block: 4102 Lot: 40 TIFICATES, SERIES 2007-4 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION JPMAC VS Applicant to piovide a Family Success VS 2007-CH3 Defendant: 01OMEDHS CALERO AND SHERIFF'S SALE Center in a residential dwelling Defendant: WILTON CARVALHQ; AND VS VANESSA CALERO. HUSBAND AND Sheriff's File Number CH-08004938 MARIA CARVALHO Defendant: TERESA LESCANO, WIFE. DISCOVER FINANCIAL SER- Division- CHANCERY Applicant: Cavalier Properties Sale Date: 08/27/2008 CHASE BANK USA, N.A., CASTLE VICES Docket Number: F3150.407 Property Address: 2401 North Wood Writ of Execution: 06/27/2008 HOME MORTGAGE CORP Sale Date: 09/17/2003 County. Union Avenue By virtue of the afc'oye-stated writ of Sate Date: 08/27/2008 Writ of Execution 12/10/2007 Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Blocks: 7306, 7305 Lots: 4,9,10 & 11 execution to me directed I shall Writ of Execution: 07/11/2008 By virtue of tfse above-slated writ of LOANS Applicant is increasing building coyer- expose for sale by public vanue, at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution so me -directed ( shall VS age UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the Defendant- CRISTOBAL RODRIGUEZ: BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION JOSE A REYES The file pertaining to applications are BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sale Date: 03/17/2008 available for inspection during normal on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELiZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., Writ of Execution: 07/15/2008 business hours Monday - Friday 9:00 afternoon of said day, AH successful BETHTOWN PLAZA, Efu-abeth, NJ,, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the By virtue of the above-stated writ of a.m. to 4:QG p.m. in the office of the bidders must have 20% of Iheir bid on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful execution to me directed I shall Zoning Board Secretary, which is available in cash or certified check at afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their Did expose for sale by public venue, at the located on the Third Floor of the Bor- the conclusion of Ifte sales. bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ough Hall Annex, 115 West 2nd Property to be sold is located in the available in cash or certified check a! the conclusion of the sales. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Avenue. City of Lindfcn, County of Union, the conclusion of the sales. NAME OF SALE: Popular Finances BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J,, State of New Jersey, Property to be sold is located in the Services, LLC vs. Clovis Schmidt and on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Sheila Shockley Premises commonly Knows as: 314 City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Mrs. Clovis Schmidt, Unknown Spouse afternoon of said day All successful Board Secretary MITCHELL, AVENUE, LINDEN NJ State of New Jersey. of Clovis Schmidt; Mortgage Electronic bidders must have 20% of their bid U219S22 PRO Aug. 21, 2008 ($20.58) 07036-0000 Premises commonly knows as: 20-22 Registration Systems. Inc. available in cash or certified check at BEING KNOWN as LOT 19.01 & 19.02, ERIE STREET, ELIZABETH NJ 07201 REAL ESTATETAX DISCLOSURE the conclusion of the sales ELIZABETH BLOCK 463, on the official Tax Map of BEING KNOWN as LOT 5, BLOCK If designated below, there are liens in The property to be said is located in trie City of Linden 388, on the official Tax Map of the City the estimated sum as specified below. the CITY of ELIZABETH, county of SHERIFF'S SALE Dimensions: 50.00 feet x 200.00 feet of Elizabeth Plaintiff advises that the municipal tax UNION and State of New Jersey. Sheriffs File Number. CH- 08004930 X SO.00 feet x 200.00 feet Dimensions: 100.00ft x 37.50ft x office should be contacted to obtain Commonly known as: 334 COURT Division: CHANCERY Nearest Cross Street: Wesl Stimpson 10.0.00ft x 37.50ft any additional amounts that may STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 07206- Docket Number: F3176907 Ave Nearest Cross Street: Merritt Avenue become due. Tax Lot No. 78 in Block No. 3 County. Union The Sheriff hereby reserves the The Sheriff hereby, reserves the Pursuant to a Municipal Tax Search Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 X Plaintiff: JP MORGAN MORTGAGE right to adjourn this sale without right to adjourn this sale without dated July 26, 2008, the sale is sub- 100 ACQUISITION CORP. further notice by publication. further notice by publication. ject to: Nearest cross Street. THIRD STREET VS 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- 1. Taxes: $1,710.87 BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE Defendant: EDGAR C. REMED1OS; pal liens or other charges, and any pal liens or other charges, and any 2. Water: UNAVAILABLE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF COURT MRS. EDGAR C, REMEDIOS, HIS such taxes, charges, liens, insurance such taxes, charges, liens, insurance 3. Water & Sewer Lien: 866.56 plus STREET, SAID POINT BEING DIS- WIFE, CHASE BANK USA NA premiums or other advances made by premiums or other advances made by interest, penalty and recording TANT NORTHWESTERLY 425.00 FEET Sale Date: 09/17/2008 plaintiff prior to this sale- All interest- plaintiff prior to this sale. Ail interest- charges. FROM THE INTERSECTION Of THE Writ of Execution: 07/18/2008 ed parties are to conduct and rely ed parties are to conduct and rely CONCISE DESCRIPTION NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF THIRD By virtue of the above-stated writ of upon their own independent investiga- upon their own independent investiga- 1 The property to be sold is common- STREET WITH THE SOUTHWESTER- execution to me directed I shall tion to ascertain whether or not any tion to ascertain whether or not any ly known as: 57 Sayre Street, Eliza- LY LINE OF COURT STREET AND expose for sale by public venue, at the outstanding interest remain of record outstanding interest remain of record beth, NJ 07208. THENCE UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION and/or have priority over the lien being and/or have priority over the lien being 2. Tax Block No.: 11 Lot No.: 1396 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- foreclosed and, if so the current foreclosed and, if so the current 3. Dimensions of lot: 140.00 x 25.00 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE BETHTOWN PLA2A, Elizabeth, N.J., amount due thereon amount due thereon. X 39.50 x 990.00 x 2950 x 30.00 X WITHOUT FURTHER NOTfCE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the "If the sale is set aside for any rea- "If the sale is set aside for any rea- 150.00 THROUGH PUBLICATION." afternoon of said day. All successful son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 4. Nearest cross street: Cherry Street PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: bidders must have 20% of their bid entitled only a return of the deposit entitled only a return of (he deposit "The Sheriff hereby reserves the right 2007 3RD PARTY TAX LIEN; SOLD available in cash or certified check at paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- paid- The Purchaser shall have no fur- to adjourn this sale without further ON: 06/02/2008: $2,168.51 the conclusion of the sales. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ther recourse against the Mortgagor, notice by publication." 2008 QTR 3: $436.20 Property to be sold is located in the the Mortgagor's attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $130,956.11*** 200S QTR 4: $435.20 City of Elizabeth, County of Union, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $373,997.82"" JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $362,431.48*" One Hundred Thirty Thousand Nine PILOT: YEAR: 2008 (3RD QTR) State of New Jersey. Three Hundred Seventy-Three Thou- Three Hundred Sixty-Two Thousand Premises commonly knows as: 526 Hundred Fifty-Six and 11/100*** $510,00 1ST AVENUE, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 sand Nine Hundred Ninety-Seven Four Hundred Thirty-One and Attorney: TOTAL AS OF July 31, 2008 and 82(100*** 48/100"* $3,550.91 BEING KNOWN as LOT 511, BLOCK Attorney: Attorney: HUBSCDHMAI N & ROMAN - ATTOR- 5, on the official Tax Map of the City NEYS GENERAL REMARKS. AN ASSESSED of Elizabeth PHELAN KALLINAN S SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 318 BERGEN BOULEVARD VALUE OF $26,000.00 EXISTS 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD PAISADES PARK, NJ 07650 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $257,127.76*"* Dimensions: 103.09 feet x 25.00 feet SUITE 100 SUITE 100 (201)947-5700 Two Hundred Fifty-Seven Thousand x 101.67 feet x 25.04 feet MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich One Hundred Twenty-Seven and Nearest Cross Street: Spencer Street (856) 813-5500 (856)813-5500 A fult legal description can be found at 76/100*" The Sheriff hereby reserves the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the Union County Sheriff's Office Attorney: right to adjourn this sale without A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at Totaii/pset: $149,497.95 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN « SHEPARD, PC further notice by publication. the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office ***One Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand 7 CENTURY DRIVE 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Total Upset: $418,2.36,23 Total Upset: $393,700.35 Four Hundred Ninety-Seven and SUITE 201 pal liens or other charges, and any ""Four Hundred Eighteen Thousand '"Three Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- 95/100"* PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Two Hundred Thirty-Six and 23/100*" sand Seven Hundred and 35/100"* August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2008 (973) 538-4700 premiums or other advances made by July 31, August 7, 14. 21, 2006 July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 2Q08 U219278 PRO ($152.88) Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- U217322 PRO ($154.84) U217925 PRO ($154.84) _____ A full legal description can be found at ed parties are to conduct and rely the Union County Sheriff's Office upon their own independent investiga- Total Upset: $288,722.72 tion to ascertain whether or not any ***Two Hundred Eijjhty-Eig'ht Thou- outstanding interest remain of record NOTICE TO BIDDERS and/or have priority over the lien being ELIZABETH ELIZABETH CITY OF LINDEN sand Seven Hundred Twenty-Two and 72/100*** foreclosed and, if so the current UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY amount due thereon. SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11. 2008 **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- Sheriff's File Number: CH-08004950 Sheriffs File Number: CH-0800494B Sealed bids will be received by the U219450 PRO ($150 92) son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Purchasing Agent of the City of Lin- entitled only a return of the deposit Doefcel Number: F283806B Docket Number: F245O9O7 den, at the City Hall, 301 North Wood , RQSgLLE paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- County: Union County: Union Avenue, Linden, NJ 07036 Planning ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Plaintiff: WORLD SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff: WM SPECIALTY MORTGAGE, Board Room # 215 September 4, 2008 BOROUGH OF ROSELLE the Mortgagor's attorney. FSB LLC at 10.00 a.m. prevailing time for the ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $373,774,94*" VS VS following described work: Three Hundred Seventy-Three Thou- Defendant: ALBA RiCARDO, HER Defendant: LEONARDO BASTO, NOTICE sand Seven Hundred Seventy-Four HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- ITEM #1 - 2008 FALL SHADE TREE and 94/100"" REPRESENTATIVES AND HIS/HER, TRATION SYSTEMS. INC , AS NOMI- PLANTING - SHADE TREE COMMIS- Notice is hereby given that on Attorney; THEIR, OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE FINANCIAL SION Wednesday, September 3, 2008 at SORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND INTER- CORPORATION 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Court room, PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC EST, JORGE RICARDO, JR. Sale Date: 09/17/2008 Specifications are on file at the in the Borough Hall, at 210 Chestnut 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Sale Date: 09*17/2008 Writ of Execution: 07/18/2008 Office of the Purchasing Agent, Room Street, Rasefle, New Jersey, a public SUITE 100 Writ of Execution: 07/22/2008 By virtue of the above-stated writ of #202, City Hall, 301 N,%ood Avenue, hearing will be held by the Board of MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall Linden, NJ. Adjustment to consider the application (856) 813-5500 execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the A fee of $10.00 FOR item #1, will be of: Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich expose for sals by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION charged for each set of specifications A full legal description can be found at UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- picked up, plus postage if mailing is Applicant: Metro PCS the Union County Sheriff's Office BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELiZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., requested. Property Address: 711 East 1st Total Upset: $412,190,17 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Bids must be submitted in a sealed Avenue ***Four Hundred Twelve Thousand on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful envelope clearly marked BlD on item Block: 201 Lot: 2 One Hundred Ninety and 17/1 Oil*"* afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid #1, etc., and bearing the name and An application to place an antenna on August 21, 28, Sept 4, II. 21)08 bidders must have 20% at Weir bid available in cash or certified check at address of the bidder on the outside, an existing cell tower U219429 PRO ($146 90> available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. addressed to the Purchasing Agent, ______the conclusion of the sales. The property to be sold is located in City of Linden, City Hall, 301 N. Wood Applicant: Skybox Sports Bar NAME OF SALE: Popular Finances the City of Elizabeth in the County of Ave., Linden, NJ 07036. and be Property Address: 586 Raritan Road Services, LLC vs. Clovis Schmidt and Union, State of Now Jersey. accompanied by a BID BOND OR CER- Block: 7205 Lot; 25 NOTICE Mrs. Clovis Schmidt, Unknown Spouse Commonly known as: 222 Lt. Glenn TIFIED CHECK made payable to the An application to increase floor space ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGu CONTROL of Clovis Schmidt: Mortgage Electronic Zamorski Drive, Elizabeth, NJ 07201 City of Linden, in the amount of ten by utilizing the basement and thereby Registration Systems. Inc. Tax Lot No.: 148 in Block 5 percent (10%) of the total bid requiring increased parking. Take notice that application tias MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth Dimensions of Lot. (Approximately) All bidders shall conform to the inten- been made to the the City Jf Linden COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. 100 fix 25 ft tion and provisions of Affirmative Applicant: J & P Developers Board of Alcohol Beverage Control of STREET &. STREET NO: 111 Port Nearest Cross Street: Second Avenue Action in Public Contracts Laws of the Property Address: 1124-1128 Chan- 301 North Wood Ave , Ltndari t J trans- Avenue Subject to any open taxes, State of New Jersey, R.S. 10:2-1 of dler Avenue fer to St. Georges Liquors Corp. trad- TAX BLOCK AMD LOT: water/sewer, municipal or tax liens 7/23/75, Assembly Bill No. 2227. Block: 2505 Lot: 9 ing as Shoppers Discount liquor for BLOCK: 1 LOT: 135.D that may be due. Bidaers are required to comply with An application to subdivide two prop- premises located at 54 E\ 3! Georges erties and build a two family dwelling Ave-, Linden, NJ 07030 th..i Plenary DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 130' x 30' Tax and prior Den info: At the time of requirements of P.L. 1975, C127 Retail Consumption License with NEAREST CROSS STREET. 130,65" publication taxes/sev/er/water informa- (N.J.AC. 17.27). on each lot 1 from First Street tion was not available - You must Council reserves the right to reject Broad Package Privilege i 2009-32- SUPERIOR INTERESTS(if any): check with the tax collector for the any and all bids should it be in the The file pertaining to applications are 043-002 heretofore iasiie-I to Cho & NONE exact amounts due. interest of the City to do so and to available for inspection during normal Associates Inc., trading as Snappe-'S The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Note. The sheriff reserves the right to waive any informalities in the bid. business hours Monday - Friday 9:00 Oiscount Liquor for premises located a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the office of the at 54 £, St. George9 Ave , Linden MJ lo adjourn this sale without further adjourn this sale for any length of lime 07Q36. notice through publication. without further advertisement. BY: ANNMARIE WHELAN Zoning Board Secretary, which is ; JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $237,064.78'*' JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $502,669.26*" PURCHASING AGENT located on the Third Floor of the Bor- The persorHs) v.hu *vi l he-id an Two Hundred Thirty-Sevan Thou- Five Hundred Two Thousand Six COUNCIL ough Hall Annsx, 115 West 2nd interest in the license are sand Sixty-Four ant) 78/100*" Hundred Sixty-Nina and 26/100*'* CITY OF LINDEN Avenue Attorney: Attorney: UZ19780 PRO Aug. 21, 2008 ($26.95) Amit Patel POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Sheila Shockloy 161 Market St. Ai,t *M05 728 MARNE HIGHWAY LLC Board Secretary Saugerties. NV I24i 7 P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 200 SHEFFIELD STREET U219524 PRO Aug. 21, 2006 ($24.50) MOORESTOWN, NJ 08057 SUITE 301 Please be advised that the following (856)802-1000 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 meetings for the Linden Environmental Shakti PiiUil Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (908)233-8800 FC2-ai656 Commission for the remainder of the 40 Valleywoad Oriv-j A full legal description can be found at Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich year 2008 will be the first Wednesday BOROUGH OF ROSELLE Somerset, NJ BBU73 the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can be found at of each month. The dates are as fol- ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Total Upset: $283,990.71 the Union County Sheriff's Office lows: Bipin Patel •••Two Hundred Eighty-Three Thou- Total Upset: $547,902.00 "September 3 36 Geiger Lon« sand Nine Hundred Ninety and "'Five Hundred Forty-Seven Thou- * October 1 Warren. NJ 07059 71/100*'* sand Nine Hundred Two and 00/100*** November 5 Notice is hereby given that on Thurs- August 21. 28, Sept. 4. 11, 2008 August 21. 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2008 December 3 day, August 28, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. in U219277 PRO ($129.36) U219437 PRO ($129.36) the Municipal Court room, in the Bor- CONTINUED ON PAGE 37 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 37

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC Notice PUBLIC NOTICE "PUBLIC WOTSCE Objections, if any sricuid be rn.nde Sheriff Ralph Frciisi-.ixri available in cash ai certified crteck at Writ of execution: 07/07/2008 immediately in writing to. Joseph C A full legal description can be found at the conclusion of the sales. By virtue of the above-stated virit of Badek, ABC Board Secretary of 301 the Umcn C-iunty Sheriff s Otti-:s The property So be sold is Ideated in SHERIFF S SALE execution to me directed I shall North Wood Ave. Linden. NJ 07036. Total Unset 5476.117.70 the TOWNSHIP of SPRINGFIELD Sheriffs File Number: CH-0800468S expose far sale by public venue, at the ""Four Hundred Seventy-Si» Thou- County of UNION and State of New Division' CHANCERY UNION COUNT? ADMINISTRATION St Georges Liquors Ccrp sand One Husiarcd Seventeen and Jersey. Docket Number: F3301BP7 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 EL12A- Applicant 701100""* Commonly knows as: 4 CLEARVIEW County Union BETHTOWN PLAZA. ElUabeth. N.J., August 21. 25. 2008 July 31. August 7 14 21. 2003 ROAD, SPRINGFIELD. NJ 07031 Plaintiff. WELLS FARGO BANK, NA an WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in trie E21946C PRO ($49.30) U217926 PRO ($141.12! Tax Lot No, 47 in Block (Jo 3304 AS TRUSTEE IN TRUST FOR THE afternoon of said day. Ail successful Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 125 REGISTERED HOLDERS OF PARK bidders must have ZQ'% of their bid ELIZABETH X IRR PLACE SECURITIES, INC ASSET- available in cash or certified check at Nearest Cross Street1 CHIMNEY BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- the conclusion of the sales. SHERIFF'S SALE RIDGE DRIVE CATES. SERIES 2005-I/VLL1 MUNICIPALITY: Summit Sheriff s File Number: CH-08004944 BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE VS COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J Division: CHANCERY 8PRIN

PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Avenue VS MQUMIMMSMS. Council Chambers. 512 Soringfield Springfield Avenue. Summit, New Jer- BLOCK: 3309 LOT, 5 13 Defendant ADDISON FERDINAND Avenue. Surnmit, New Jersey to con- sey,, tto consideconsiderr aan applicatioapplication affectaffect-- QiMENSIQfJS OF LOT Unit I-4 Sals Dale 09/03/2006 NOTICE OF BID sider an application affecting the prop- ininjj thee propropertp y whose street address NEAREST CROSS STREET: Summit Writ of Execution OB/07'2009 erty whose street address is known as is knownown aass if HarrisoH n CtCt . SummiSit East Condominium By virtus of the aoove-stated writ of Notice is hereby given that sealed 48 Tulip Street, Block 3202 Lot 17. Blockk .1135.1135.. LOLOTSJTSJTT " SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if anyh execution to me directea I shall £ids will be received bj the BorouQr, The conditions affecting this proper- The conditions affectinq this proper- NONE expose for sale iw public venue, at the Clerk of the Borough of Mountainside ty and the reason far the application ty ans the reason for the application The sheriff hereby reserves the right UNION COUNTY" ADMINISTRATION for. being heard are as follows. tjTg_swjjei beineing heard are as follows. We. would. !o adjourn this sale without further BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELiZA- plans to build a second floor over an ike To construct a wooded n decdkk 222 / > notice through publication BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., "CONTRACT 2008-6 - TELEVISION lmBsUxSnSSir LLnjii£iii3LJuaaLlIlI21!3asan JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $373,976.79 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the INSPECTION OF STORM SEWERS" slmBsUxSnSSir ""Three Hundred Seventy-Three afternoon of said day. All successful Applicant requests any, other waivers !,e.a r-ya"fg set"5?cFoT [he . proposed Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-Six bidders must have 20Si of their bid Bicis win be opened and read irs pub- or variances a;s way tie required oyjhe d^cK is 14 5 which does riof.conform and 79/100"" available in cash or certified check at lic at trie Municipal Building. 1335 *5ird?rTfjrpr57es.'Sionais. at trie lime wen required setF^cfc 0T45 Attorney: the conclusion of the sales Route 22, Mountainside N. J. on Sep- ShrneappTTcatioe hearing n foims and support- Applicant request^any otper waivers POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS The property to be sold is located in tember 4. 2003 al 3:0Q P.M. prevailing ing documents are on file in the 723 MARNE HIGHWAY the municipality of SUMMIT in the time. Department of Community Services or its prpfessfrfrTals^atthe time P O BOX 848 - SUITE 200 County of UNION and State of New Bids shall be m accordance with 512 Springfield Avenue, and may be Tearing MOORESTOWM, NJ 03057 Jersey. plans and specifications prepared by inspected on any workday between the application forms and support- (856)802-1000 Commonly known as 208 MORRIS the Borough Engineer Proposal hours of 800 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any ing documents are on file in the interested party may appear at the Department of Community Services. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich AVE. SUMMIT, NJ blanks, Specifications and Instructions 512 Springfield Avenue, and may be A full Segal description can be found a! Tax LOT 3_£ BLOCK 3313 to Bidders mav be obtained at the hearing ana participate therein, sub- ject to the rules of the Board inspected on any workday between the the Union County Sheriff's Office Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 office of the Borough Clerk at the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any Total Upset: $412,120.75 feet wide, and 100 feet long. Mountainside Municipal Building, 1385 interested party may appear at the '"Four Hundred Twelve Thousand Situate on the Southerly side at 2Q8 Route 22, 1st Floor, Mountainside, Sadek Khaled hearing and participate therein, sub- One Hundred Twenty and 75/100"* Morris Ave, 500 fee! from the Westerly N.J. Applicant ject to the rules of tna Board August 7, 14, 21. 28, 2008 side of Sayre Street. Bidders will be furnished with a copy U21S49? OBS Aug. 21, 2008 {51?.15) The sheriff hereby reserves (he right U218242 OBS (5119,56) of the Plans and Specifications by the Rajendra f,4. Marathe to adjourn this sale without further Engineer, upon proper notice and pay- notice through publication, Applicant ment of a check for twenty-five dollars U219496 OBS Aug. 21, 2008 ($18.62) JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $7,220.88 ($26,) payable to the Borough of TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning SHERIFF'S SALE ""Seven Thousand Two Hundred Mountainside, said cost being the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sheriffs File Number: CH-08004698 Twenty and 88/100*** reproduction price of the documents Summit, New Jersey, will hold a hear- Division: CHANCERY Attorney: and is not returnable ing on September 8, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. MOUNTAINSIDE Docket Number: F33299Q7 PELLEGRINO & FELDSTEIN. LLC. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 512 Bids must be made on the Boroughs Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jer- County: Union 290 ROUTE 46 WEST form of bid and must be enclosed in a SHERIFF'S SALE Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- DENVILLE, NJ 07834 sey, to consider an application affect- Sheriff's File Number. CH- 08004788 sealed envelope addressed to the Bor- ing the property whose street address CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR THE (973)586-2300 ough Clerk. Borough of Mountainside Division: CHANCERY STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich is known as 6 Hawthorne Place, Block Docket Number: F1603407A 1385 Route 22, Mountainside, N. J. 2004, Lot 21. LOAN TRUST, 20Q6-BNC3 A full legal description can be found at and hand delivered or sent via certi- County: Union VS the Union County Sheriff's Office fied mail at the place and hour named The conditions affecting this property Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Defendant: YOLANOA DAVIS Total Upset. $8,214.99 Bids shall be endorsed on the outside and the reason for the application CIATION AS TRUSTEE RESIDENTIAL Sale Date: 09/03/2008 ""Eight Thousand Two Hundred Four- of the envelops with the name and being heard are as follows, three story FUNDING COMPANY, LLC Writ of Execution: 06/30/2008 teen and 99/100"** address "BID PROPOSAL FOR CON- rear addition requires variances for VS By virtue of the above-stated writ of August 7, 14. 21, 28, 2008 TRACT 2008-6 - TELEVISION Floor Area Ratio, the number of stories Defendant: LARRY STEVENS execution So me directed I shall U218248 OBS ($107.80) and average building height. Sale Date: 09/1Q/20Q3 INSPECTION OF STORM SEWERS". Applicant requests anyother waivers expose for sale by public venue, at the Each proposal must be accompanied Writ of Execution: 07/16/2008 UNION COUNT? ADMINISTRATION ^— SUMMIT or variances as may be required bv the By virtue of the above-stated writ of by a certified check, cashier's check oard pr its professionals at the time BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 EllZA- or a bid bond equal to ten percent B execution to me directed I shall BETHTOVVN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ., NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (10%) of the full amount of the bid, not expose for sale by public venue, at the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE to exceed $20,000,00 and made The application forms and supporting UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION afternoon of said day, Aii successful CITY OF SUMMIT payable !o the Borough of Mountain- documents are on file in the Depart- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- bidders must have 20*!i of their bid SUMMIT, UNION COUNTY, N.J. side as a Proposal Guaranty. ment of Community Services, 512 BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., available v the Ave, Block 2001, Lot 25. BparBpaTag or its pprofessionaln s at the time Board or its professionals at thi? time The conditions affecting this property documents are on file in the Depart- and the reason for the application merit of Community Services, 512 The conditions affecting this property qf the fiearjrtq. ot the hearing. 1 Springfield Avenue, and may be and the reason for the application The applicatioapplieation forms and supporting I he application forms and supporting being heard ara as follows ust vari- inspected any workday between the being heard are as follows: ZB-08- documents are on file in the Depart- documents are oi file in the Depart- ance to store a recrentionol vehicle 1390-(C) variance for a front yard sat ment of Community Services, 512 outdoors. hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Any ment of Community Services, 512 Springfield Avenue, and may be interested party may appear at the back to restore front porch. Springfield Avenue, and may be inspected any workday between the A! hearing and participate therein, sub- Applicant requests any othel*er waiyers inspected on any workday during busi- hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Any ject (o the rules of the Board. r ya.riaflc.ejf/as. may be requilirer d bvTIje ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any interested party may appear at the §pard orflf professionals aatt the time interested party may appear at the hearing ana participate therein, sub- f3ixftu«,iaa> Lopa and Rajiv Gupta of the hearing. hearing and participate therein, sub- ject to the rules of tne Board. The application forms and supporting Applicants The application forms and supporting ject to the rules of the Board. documents are on file in tiiu Depart- U219499 OBS Aug. 31, 2008 {$18.13) documents are on file in the Depart- Molly B, Adams. Applicant James Eric apd Karen 8,, Nipel.y ment of Community Services, 512 ment of Community Services, 512 U219520 OBS Aug. 21, 2008 ($17,15) Applicants Springfield Avenue, and n.iy be Springfield Avenue, and may be U219498 OBS Aug 21, 2008 ($20.OS) inspected on any workday durin.j busi- inspected on arty workday during busi- SUMMIT, ness hours, 8:00 am, to 4:00 n m Any SHERIFFS SALE ness hours, Sou a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any SUMMIT interested party may appi'ai at tite interested party may appear at the hearing and participate thori.'fn, sub- Sheriff's File Number: CH-0S004679 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, as ject to the rules of tno Board Division: CHANCERY hearing and participate therein, sub- irovideided in the MMunicipa. l Land Use TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning Board Docket Number: DJ19653307 ject to the rules of the Board. Law, that the ZoninZonii g Board ot Adjust- of Adjustment of the City of Summit, Michael Wagnei, Applicant County: Union Angus Thompson, Applicant ment of the City of Summit. New Jer- New Jersey, will hold a hearing on U219525 OBS Aug. 21 2008 (316.17) Plaintiff: L..T. ASSET RECOVERY. U219521 OBS Aug. 21 2008 ($15.68) sey will hold a hearing on September September 8 2008 at 7.30 p.m. in the City HaTrCouncii Chambers, 512 LLC. 8, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall CONTINUED ON PAGE 39 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2008 — PAGE 39

PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 7 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~~" SPRINGFIELD ing documents ate on, file in the North Trivett Street and are available plemented and restated in the follow- sistent with the provisions of this Ordi- Department of Community Services fcr inspection 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Men- ing manner. nance, are hereby repealed to the SHERIFF S SALE 512 Springfield Avenue, and may be day through Fnday- extent of such inconsistency. Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08004833 inspected on any workday between the Any interested party may appear at Shculd the enforcement authority, SECTION, 4; Effective Ojite Division: CHANCERY hours of BOO a.m. to 4:00 p.m Any said neanng and participate therein in after conducting an inspection of the This Ordinance shall take effect upon Docket Number, F338S1Q7 interested party may appear at the accordance with the rules of the Plan- premises, determine that there exists adoption and upon publication accord- County: Union hearing and participate therein, sub- ning Board of the Township of Spnng- a violation of the terms and conditions ing to law. Plaintiff: HSBC SANK USA. AS ject to the rules of the Board fieid. of thss section, the enforcement Edith L, Merkel, RMC TRUSTEE FOR ACE SECURITIES Bruce M. Pitman,Esq. authority shall, prior to the issuance of Township Clerk CORP. HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST, Tim Landers Attorney for Applicant any summons hereunder, issue to the U219464 EAG Aug. 21, 2008 ($71.54) SERIES 2006-OP1 ASSET BACKED Applicant U219493 OBS Aug. 21, 2008 ($23.52) owner a written order to correct the PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES U21949S OBS Aug. 21, 2008 ($17.64) stated violation within ten (10) calen- VS dar days. Failure of the owner to com- Defendant: PETER KESSEL: SHIFRA SPRINGFIELD ply with such an order to correct shall KESSEL result in the issuance of a summons NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Sale Date: 09/10/2008 under the provisions hereof. Writ of Execution: 07)08/2008 CLARK Should any property owner fail !o (L.SJ STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO. By virtue of the above-stated writ of maintain their property in accord with EMANUELHALLAX execution to me directed I shall TOWNSHIP OF CLARK the terms hereof after receipt of the expose for sale by public venue, at the Take notice that on the 3rd day of CORPORATION NOTICE firs! summons issued hereunder, then YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION September, 2008, at BOO p.m., a and in that event each succeeding vio- AND REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- hearing will be held before the Spring- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that lation shall be initiated by a five {5} SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J.. field Planning Board a! Ibfi Municipal the following Ordinance was duly calendar day notification of the viola- attorneys, whose address is 7 Century on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Building. 100 Mountain Avenue, adopted and approved on final reading tion hereof and a remediation of said Drive, Suite 201. Parsippany, New Jer- afternoon of said day. All successful Springfield, New Jersey on behalf of at a Regular Meeting of the Municipal condition shall be required within five sey 07054, telephone number #(973) bidders must have 20% of their bid Forest Realty Management, Inc., Council, Township of Clark on August <5) calendar days thereafter. Failure 538-9300. an Answer to the Complain! available in cash or certified check at seeking an amendment to the Resolu- 18. 2008. to comply with such an order for reme- and Amended Complaint, if any, filed the conclusion of the sales. tion of the Board dated June 6, 2007, diation shall result in She issuance of a in a civil action, in which MORTGAGE The property to be sold is located in which granted preliminary and final ORDINANCE 08-13 summons under the provisions hereof ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- the TOWNSHIP of SPRINGFIELD. site plan approval to construct two 20- without further notification. TEMS, INC, AS NOMINEE FOR County of UNION and State of New unit buildings with variances. Said AN ORDINANCE FOR DETERMINING Any notice required hereunder ahalf COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC. is Jersey. amendment sought is for the purpose POSITIONS ELIGIBLE FOR THE be by personal service or certified mail Plaintiff and EMANUEL HALLAX, et Commonly knows as: 175 NEW of seeking approval for an additional DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIRE- and upon the failure of personal serv- al., are defendants, pending in the BROOK LANE, SPRINGFIELD. NJ variance for spacing between multi- MENTPROGRAM ice or service by certified mail, by reg- Superior Court of New Jersey, 07GB1. family buildings wherein 35 feet is ular mail or leaving a copy of the Chancery Division, UNION County and Tax Lot No. 30 in Block No. 3001 required pursuant to Ordinance 35:15- Edith L. Merkel RMC notice at the property address. bearing Docket No. F-30114-08 within Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 67 2(b)(1) and wherein 31 feet is pro- Township Clerk The penalty for violation of this ordi- thirty-five (35) days after 08(21/08 X IRR posed. The applicant shall also seek U219469 EAG Aug. 21, 2Q08 ($10.78) nance in addition to the cost pre- exclusive of such date, or if published Nearest Cross Street: BENJAMIN any other variances that may be nec- _____ scribed by Section 17-2.6 shall be a after 08/21/08, thirty-five (35) days DRIVE essary as evidenced by the plans now penalty of $500.00 for the first viola- after the actual date of such publica- BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE on file or as may be modified at the tion during any one (1) year, $750.00 tion, exclusive of such date. If you fail NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF NEW request of the Planning Board of the TOWNSHIP OF CLARK for any second violation during any to do so, Judgment by Default may be BROOK LANE, WHICH POINT IS DIS- Township of Springfield. CORPORATION NOTICE one (1) year and $1,000.00 for any rendered against you for the relief TANT 176.81 FEET IN A SOUTHWEST- This application is made for premises third and successive violations during demanded in the Complaint. You shall ERLY DIRECTION ALONG THE SAID located at Block 102, Lot 1 and Block PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that any one (1) year. For the purposes oT file your answer and proof of service in LINE OF NEW BROOK FROM ITS 103, Lot 1, more commonly known as 4 the following Ordinance was duly this ordinance, a year shall commence duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH- Forest Drive, on the Springfield, New adopted and approved on final reading on the day the notice to correct is or Court, Hughes Justice Complex, WESTERLY LINE OF SAID BENJAMIN Jersey, tax map. at a Regular Meeting of the Municipal issued and shall continue for a period CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, DRIVE. The application, plans and survey Council, Township of Clark on August of twelve (12) months thereafter irre- in accordance with the Rules of Civil "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES are on file in the Annex Building, 20 18, 2008. spective of the fact that the period ref- Practice and Procedure. THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE North Trivett Street and are available erenced herein may carry over to a This action has been instituted for ORDINANCE 08-11 successive calendar year. WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE for inspection 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mon- SECTION 2: Section 17-2.6 is hereby the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- THROUGH PUBLICATION," day through Friday. gage dated July 26, 2007 made by AN QRDINAMCE TO AMEND VARIOUS amended and supplemented so as to PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES Any interested party may appear at provide: EMANUEL HALLAX and CATHERINE TOTAL AS OF July 21, 2008: $00 said hearing and participate therein in SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 7, SECTION HALLAX as mortgagors to MORT- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $415,235.10*" accordance with the rules of the Plan- 7-41 IN THE FOLLOWING PARTICU- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Four Hundred Fifteen Thousand Two ning Board of the Township of Spring- LARS If an owner shall idtl to maintain the SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR Hundred Thirty-Five and 10/100*" field. premises in accord with the provisions COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. of subsection 17-2.2, then upon tire Attorney: By: Bruce M. Pitman, Esq. Edith L. Merke!, RMC recorded on August 2, 2Q07, in Book Township Clerk expiration of ten (10) calendar, days M1225 of Mortgages for UNION Coun- FEIN, SUCH KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Attorney for the Applicant after the giving of written notice by the 7 CENTURY DRIVE U219494 OBS Aug. 21, 2008 ($23.52) U219465 EAG Aug. 21, 2008 ($10.78) ty, Page 0729, et seq., which mortgage enforcement authority, the Township of was duly assigned to the Plaintiff SUITE 201 Clark shall have the right, in addition PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 SPRINGFIELD named above, who is the present hold- to the other remedies set forth herein- er of said Mortgage, and (2) to recover (973) 538-4700 above, to remediate the condition in Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich TOWNSHIP OF CLARK possession of and concerns premises NOTICE OF INTENTION order that the intent and purpose of commonly known as 176 N LEHIGH A full legal description can be found at TOWNStffrff this section is specified in subsection the Union County Sheriff's Office AVE, CRANFORD, NJ 07016. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 17-2.2 shall be preserved and protect- Total Upset: $459,887.18 ed. Take notice that on the 3rd day of following ordinance was introduced * Four Htfndmd fifty-Nina Thousand For any second or further violation If you cannot afford or are unable to Eight Hundred Eighty-Seven and September, 2008, at 8:00 p.m., a and passsd on first reading at a Regu- obtain an attorney, you niay communi- hearing will be held before the Spring- lar Meeting of the Municipal Council of occurring within one (1) year of the cate with the Legal Services Office of 187100"" the Township of Clark, County of date of the first violation, the periods August 14, 21. 28. Sept 4. 2008 field Planning Board at the Municipal the County of venue by calling: Building, 100 Mountain Avenue, Union State of New Jersey on Mon- for notification and remediation as set U218787 OBS ($143 08) day, August 18, 2008 and that said forth in section 17-2.5 hereof shall be Springfield, New Jersey on application UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: on behalf of Oakwood Homes, Inc. ordinance will be taken up for further controlling (908)353-4715 SUMMIT Applicant shall seek preliminary and consideration and final passage at a The Director of the Department of Regular Meeting at 315 Westfield UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES final site plan approval for the con- Public Works shall certify the cost (908)354-4340 TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning struction of 253 dwelling units of which Avenue, Clark, New Jersey on Monday. thereof to the Township Council at Its Board of Adjustment of the City of 238 units are multi-family and 15 units September 15, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. pre- next regular meeting thereafter The vailing time, at which time and place YOU. EMANUEL HALLAX are made Summit New Jersey, will hold a hear- are single family. Of the 238 multi- Township Council shall examine the party defendant(s) to this foreclosure ing on September 8. 2008 at 7:30 p.m. family units there will be an affordable ail persons interested therein will be certificate, and if found to be correct, housing component in accordance with given an opportunity to be heard con- action because yau are one of the in the City Hall Council Chambers, 512 cerning the same. shall cause the cost, as shown there- mortgagors and may be liable for any Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jer- the AH-17 Zoning District Regulations. of, to be charged against Hie lands. In The applicant shall also seek a di min- deficiency and for any lien, claim, or sey, to consider an application affect- the event such cost is found to be interest you may have in, to or against ing the property whose street address imus exception for a sidewalk along AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND excessive by the Township Council, one side of the street throughout the the mortgaged premises by reason of is known as 30 Essex Rd, Block 2611, SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER 17 OF THE the Council shall cause a reasonable the Mortgage made by you, EMANUEL Lot 1j\ entire development. The applicant REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE cost therefore to be charged against shall also seek any other variances HALLAX and CATHERINE HALLAX, as The conditions affecting this proper- TOWNSHIP OF CLARK ENTITLED the lands The amount so charged set forth above. that may be necessary as evidenced PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ty and the reason for the application by the plans now on fife or as may be shall forthwith become a lien on the Upon request, a copy of the Com- being heard are as follows: Property modified at the request of the Planning lands and shall be added to and plaint and Amendment to Complaint, if owner requests permission to rejaTjjKe Board of the Township of Springfield. BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing become and form a part of the taxes any. will be supplied to you for partic- existing driveway on the Whittridne Body of the Township of Clark that the next to be assessed and levied upon ularity. side qt property which requires a vari- This application is made for premises following sections ot Chapter 17 of the the lands and shall bear interest at the located at Lot at Route 22 Westbound, Revised Ordinances of the Township of same rate as other taxes and be col- File* ZCW 1063 ance for t,wo curb cuts. Dated: August 15, 2008 APDlJggnt requests any other waivers Block 3601, Lots 1 and 86 and Block Clark be amended and supplemented lected and enforced by the same offi- 3901, Lots 6 and 6.01 on the Township in the following particulars: cers and in the same manner as taxes. CHRISTINA P. H1GGINS or variances as may be reouiredov trie Clerk of the Superior Board 'or its prpfessjortqls at the time of Springfield tax map (Ord. No. 92-02 §6) ot the hearing. The application, plans and survey SECTION 1; Section 17-2.5 entitled SECTION 3: Inconsistent Ordinance Court of New Jersey U219528 EAG Aug. 21, 2008 ($42.14) The application forms and support- are on file in the Annex Building, 20 Notice ot Violation" is amended, sup- Any Ordinance or parts thereof incon-

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information concerning the amount and description of the personal property referred to herein may be obtained by any person possessing a legal or beneficial interest in the aforesaid personal property by completing the claim form found at the end of this ad. Please carefully complete, cut out, and mail this form to Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property, EQJoxZBZ, Trenton, New Jersey 08695-0287, You may also contact the Mew Jersey Unclaimed Property Office at (609) 292-9200 for claim form information. Any additional names regarding Personal Property can be obtained from the Division's website at:

http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/updiscl.htm

Stephen M. Sylvester Administrator, Unclaimed Property State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury

NEW JERSEY UNCLAIMED PROPERTY NEWSPAPER CLAIM INQUIRY FORM Instructions: 1) Print neatly 2) Answer all Pertinent Questions 3) Include Property ID listed in newspaper 4) Mail to: State of New Jersey, Unclaimed Property, PO Box 287, Trenton, NJ 08695-02S7

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Call 908 UNION COUNTY TOWNS in c.:....ir,n 3 PP.' rt.t.>.wv Aii Help Wanted Employment ads include a fax or ernaii link allowing applicants U'"i^~ Kenilworth Rosalie Park. Hillside, Display - Space reservaryn 5 PM Friday to apply by responding online. Resumes can L riden. Roselle, Rahway, Elizabeth, Ad Cap/ 12 noon Monday Business Directory 4 PM Thursday be sent as attachments 686-7850 Clark, Cranford, Summit, Springfield, ant! Mountainside mwmsmmmm 30 words $31.00 ECSEX COUNTY TOWNS Adjustments: We make every £frcr? to avoid Garage Sale signs, price stickers, balloons, mistakes in yoyr classified advertisement. Ftease Call Daily MjpteAood South O'ii'ige West Orange helpful hints, inventory sheet and check your ad the first day it runs! We cannot be Rain insurance available. Monday through Friday 9:00 AM - 5 PM Faj-t Orarfie 0>ange (rv.ngten responsible beyond the firs! insertion. Should afi and our Classified Consultant Vaiishii'g Niitfj Bel'ev.ile error occur please notify !he classified department BIO SAVINGS will help to create your ad. B ocm'ie'J anj 3Ien Ridge Worrali Community Newspapers, Ins. reserves tiie Place j'our classified ad rrl ne wth right to reject, revise or reclassify any advertisement at any time Ad Owi 24/7 www iocalsource con

Use your computer Day or Night •• 24/7 21) VkJri" ur if ; S20 00 ptr ec r r Asnil "'J *o.>l . 5'; GO per niert n All classified acis require prepayment. www.localsource.com Co h* Rt One low price to advertise -10 weeKs Please have your card handy when you caiL 20 words for $39.00 No word changes permitted Add a photo for $8.00 Ask about our 2 county combo rate and Worrail Community Newspapers save $$$. All classified ads appear online P.O. Box 3109 without additional charges Union, NJ 07083 ADD A PHOTO-1x1" Only E-Maii your ad to us at Fax; your ad to us at OR FAX 908-686-4169 TO YOUR AD $300 [email protected] or 908-686-4169 LOCAL JOB SEARCH AUTO HELP WANTED HELP WANTED - HELP WANTED Ask about our AUTO SPECIAL ADVERTISING SALES CARHAULERS OWNERS Operators Worrall Newspapers is seeking Account Wanted. United Road has opportunities CUSTOMER SERVICE for experienced Carhaul Owner Opera- Executives to sell advertising space in HoneyBaked Ham, Watchung seeks AUTO FOR SALE our Essex/Union publications. Requires tors. You must possess a clean MVR, the ability to meet and service existing Clerks, phone, food prep Clear Criminal Background, pass Dot AUTOMOTIVE HONDA ACCORD 1990, 2 door, black and new accounts. Must be well organ- and delivery people. Physical and Drug test. Call John 800- AM/FM/CD, sunroof, bucket seats. ized with strong verbal and communica- Must have license and car 221-5127 ext. 186 Needs some minor work, $600 or best tion skills. We offer a salary, commission, offer. Call 908-217-7871. mileage allowance, 401K and benefits CALL 908-755-3524 DRIVERS- $5K Sign-On Bonus for AUTO FOR SALE HONDA ACCORD 1997 Only $1,000. program. CUSTOMER Experienced Teams: Dry Van & Temp Buy Police Impounds! For Listings 800- Email your resume to: Control, Solo Lanes afso available O/Os 1995 CHEVY ASTROVAN Vantique, SERVIC E/BOOKKEEPING 374-7395 ext. A921 iorneoiiiijMheloca lsourCB.com Local Transportation Company & CDL-A Grads Welcome. Gail Covenant excellent condition in and out. Custom or fax to 908-686-4169 (866)684-2519. EOE. interior, 7 passenger, all maintenance Is seek a person to work in records. 100,000 miles, $2600. 908- AUJOS WANTED AIRLINES ARE Hiring. Train for high Office Morning 7;30am-11:30am. 789-2240 paying Aviation Maintenance' Career. Requires use of microsoft office DRIVERS WANTED: Suburban Essex $$$ CASH PAID For Your Old Car$$$ FAA approved program. Financial aid if and pleasant phone manner Cab Company seeking part/ full time 1997 DODGE STRATUS 4-door, red, 4 We pay the Most foryou r Junk Car. Free qualified. Job Placement assistance. Call Ideat for returning Mom. help. 30- 50 hours week. Good pay. cylinder. Only 58,300 miles. Senior driv- Towing in 3 hours, junkacar.com 1-800- Aviation Institute of Maintenance. (888- Call Jeff Kyle 973-762-0178. Steady work. 973-752-5700 er, Clean, in Union. $3,000. Call 908- 300-JUNK. 349-5387) 687-9521 or 908-591-6648 DONATE YOUR Car to Special Kids ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & CRAFTS CLASSIFtEOADS DRIVERS: $1000 + Weekly. Sign-on Fund! Help Disabled Children with Camp FROM HOME! Year-round work! Excel- Bonus 35-41 cpm. Earn over 51000 2006 SUBARU IMPREZA SPORTWAG- ARE QUICK AND and Education Non-Runners OK, Quick- lent pay! No experience! Top US Compa- weekly! Excellent Benefits. Need CDL-A ON 2.5i, 4-door, manual transmission, CONVENIENT! est Free Towing. Free Cruise/Hotel ny! Glue Gun, Painting, Jewelry & More! and 3 mos recent OTR 800-635-8669. one owner, 23,500 miles, tinted win- Voucher. Tax Deductible. Call 1-866-448- Toll Free 1-866-844-5091, code 2 dows, extended warranty. Asking 3254. • ANNOUNCEMENT $15,800. Call 973-275-0886. AWESOME FIRST Job!! Now hiring PLEASE DONATE your car. 1-800-692- motivated sharp individuals to work and 1221 Childrens Hope Charities Tax $500! POLICE IMPOUNDS! travel entire USA. Paid training. Trans- I--""' deductible- free pickup-any condition. *'•, ' Hondas/Chevys/Jeeps and more! Cars portation, lodging furnished. Call today, "•.< Kelly Psychic Reader & Spiritual from $500! For Listings 800-374-7395 Also receive gift certificate for each car Start tomorrow 1-877-646-5050. Advisor On All Maters, Love, ext. A932 . donated. Help Us, Help Children ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- Part- Money, Job, Health & Family. time. Seeking reliable person with com- Forecast & Horoscopes I Have puter office experience. East Orange location. Call 973-673-1745 x10 The Answers You Seek With Over 35 Years Experience. EMPLOYMENT S60.0 WEEKLY POTENTIAL!!" Helping BODYGUARDS- COUNTER Assault h • " i rni e''t part time. No Experi- Teams Needed/ USA and Overseas Call Today & See What I Can Do. ,i , 1 f'r) Call: 1-888-213-5225 $119-$220K year. Bodyguards $250- 1182 Morris Avenue I' „ •; V3 I n Maryland and South $750 a day, 18 or older. 1-615-730-5936 ext. 633. www.OverSeaMissions.com Union, New Jersey* 07083 HELP WANTED \i (908) 624-0033 ii \. L <1 Y Potential $$$. Helping BODYGUARDS- Needed. No Experi- iroc Enveiopes-SC d ir (.- tilt i.jvi.e..iiafcnt, FT. No experience. No TEEDH Receive 36 for every envelope ence OK. Free Training. Excellent Pay. Available For Parties Selling Call: 1-888-213-5225 Ad code: H stuffed with our sales material. Free 24 Stateside and overseas assignments. •lour information 1-800-621-3560 coda Temporary or long term. 1-615-228-1701 11 ATTENTION www.psubodyguards.com REAL ESTATE INVESTORS Envelopes=$7Q00. GUARAN- Car! Take advantage of large inventory of CAREER OPPORTUNITY Class II TEED!! Receive S7 for every envelops Medical Device company now expanding Rated Ona of -the Top ' Ch«.rf-Heus in AmoriotI* stuffed with our sales material. Free 24 below market prices properties, short in union county. If you are seeking a hour information 1-86B-f>2>.)-0078 sales, pre-forec!osures, income pro- CAREER and not just a job, we will train ducing properties and fixer uppers. you. Entry level opening in air quality "2008 POSTAL JOBS!" 'jiitcTiii customer service division. No FREE TOWING - ANY CONOmON • 2A MR P/U hour + Full Federal Bane-Ms No Experi- Don's miss the chance of a lifetime experience needed. Complete on the job BCWS ACCEPTVO • TAXDCPUCnOLE • H9 RECOGNIZED i. DM1/COMPLIANT ence Required- Now Hiring' Green Card NO CONSULTING FEES CHARGED training. Applicants must be 18 years old, Providing Personalized Songs OK. 1-800-913-4384 e-xt 1:5 Closed Sun- have own car, and be willing to start days. for Seriously III Children Gall: Peterpaul Real Estate immediately. For interview Appointment S384 DAILY! No experience required! Agency call Monday-Saturday 973-976-3620 www.songsoflove.orsj Data entry positions available Now! Frank or Marls (973)589-0055 Visit: Internet access needed! Income is Guar- CAFETERIA HELP Wanted- Part Time, anteed! Apply today! www.peterpaulrealestate.com Mountainside School District. Call Joan Ttin Mo

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By Paul Greulich A portion of the proceeds will go to the Clark earns high ranking Prior to UCNB, Jaffe was at Staff Writer Chamber Scholarship fund,'as well as an event for Triad Security Systems of Wilent/, Goldman & Spitzer, a CLARK — Westfield and Brant Avenues will be hx,s.\ senior citizens known as the Senior Prom, Union, has been named among the major law firm where he focused getting extra color thanks to a Chamber of Com- Businesses that have already ordered banners top 100security system integrators, on public finance, commercial merce initiative to sell and install street banners include Columbia Bank, A&M Jewelers, and the according to a recent publication of lending transactions, banking and advertising local businesses. Allegiance Title Agency. 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Union, a part of the world's fastest "The chamber thought it would be a nice way to The sale is no longer open to Clark Chamber of growing ink and toner refilling beautify the streets and raise money for graduating Commerce members, but non-members can still Barbone to serve as retailer, is offering a more afford- seniors," she said. order by contacting Kate Conroy at 908-352-0900. new project manager able and environmentally-friendly Success Communications alternative for students to stay Group's SL3 division, the strategic "ahead of the curve" when it comes consultative arm of the company, to ink cartridges. has appointed Kenilworth resident Cartridge World is encouraging local back-to-schoolers to refill COLDWELL BANKER Cherilyn Barbone as a project man- ager to its recruitment advertising their existing ink cartridges rather group to coordinate day-to-day than throw them away or buy brand RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE advertising activities and develop new ones. proactive strategies to ensure client Customers can bring their needs are met. empty ink and toner cartridges into Success is a nationwide, full- a local store and have each refilled service advertising, public rela- or swap out their cartridge for one tions, recruitment/classified adver- that is ready to go. tising services and Web develop- In North America alone, more ment and interactive firm, head- than 350 million cartridges are dis- ,v * quartered in Parsippany. carded in landfills, and that number i'j increases by 12 percent annually. 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If this were grammar school, they'd university to "fully utilize" buildings be slugging it out in the playground. that currently see little use on certain days of the week, generate more A decision to change class revenue for the school by allowing it scheduling at Kean University has to offer more classes, and alleviate sparked a war of words between the parking problems on the largely University's administration, and commuter campus. faculty and students opposed to the move. However, spokesmen for the Kean Federation of Teachers disagree with The plan, scheduled to take effect the administration's conclusions. They with the spring 2009 semester, suggest that the new schedules will includes shortening class periods from make it difficult for students to balance 80 to 50 minutes and increasing the class, internship and work schedules, number of sessions each class would increase the burden on adjunct meet per week. Classes also would be Time is running out for those who oppose a planned expansion of class schedules and related rule changes at Kean professors who must drive to the held more frequently on Fridays and University, some of which take effect this fall. The University administration and faculty are embroiled in a war of words campus more often, make it more on Saturdays. over the issue. difficult for full-time professors to "Fixed costs remain the same handle non-teaching duties, and could one part of a faculty member's duties difficult by the new schedule, Kelly is to ensure that this is the case across regardless of the utilization rate of the actually increase costs and delay and that the new rules will make it argues. the board and that faculty are available more difficult for teachers to perform as required to both teach and counsel buildings," said university spokesman graduations rather than accelerate "Faculty activity far exceeds a typical Stephen Hudik. Fixed costs include non-teaching tasks. students on a full-time basis four days them, as the administration states. 40-hour work week," he said. maintenance, heating and similar a week. "The administration's arguments in "Faculty have to prepare to teach operating expenses. "By flattening out Kean officials counter that ensuring favor of the new schedule don't stand four three-hour classes per week, "Maintaining the status quo for a the schedule and spreading classes that all faculty members work a full- up to reason," said Charlie Kelly, chair prepare and copy materials, write up select group who enjoy two- or three- more evenly, we can increase the time schedule is an issue. of the negotiating committee for the assignments, grade papers, prepare day work weeks with salary and number of classes offered and the teacher's federation and a member of and grade tests, supervise labs, "The vast majority of our faculty go benefits up to $ 160K a year is not number of students served." the school's political science faculty supervise internships, and advise and above and beyond their contractual sustainable or responsible to our Under the current schedule most since 1972. "The administration says meet with students," he said. obligations toward the University and students, the University and New students attend classes only four days the new schedule will bring in more our students," the administration said Jersey taxpayers." Research, grant writing and a week, allowing them three days for tuition. But in fact, no additional through an issued statement. professional development such as The changes come along with a work and to perform internships classes have been scheduled. They are (University officials other than Hudik conferences or work in off-campus tuition increase of 7.9 percent. The required in many majors. Kean just spreading out the same number of declined to speak with Inside Business research facilities also are an administration suggested that without administration officials say the new classes over more days." for this article.) "They already spend important part of a faculty member's plan, which includes more classes on four to five days on campus. Our aim Kelly argues that class time is only work and would be made more Fridays and Saturdays, will allow the (Continued on page 4) Finding Einstein in Union County By Rod Hirsch Sometime this school year, science County and the surrounding business Union County and have reached out "Our partnership with public there are no science majors in college teachers will introduce their students community - although perhaps they to public school systems to help schools in Union County focuses we won't have anyone to hire to do to the concept of symbiosis, an should. supplement curriculums, build and primarily on science education," our research. interdependent working relationship equip labs, provide instruction, explained Joe Starkey, executive Corporations such as Merck, "We believe very much in giving where every component involved mentor teachers and sponsor director of public affairs for Schering- Schering-Plough, Infineum, Cogen back to the communities where we benefits. scholarship programs. Plough in Kenilworth. "We are a Technologies, Ikea, Wakefern operate and where our employees research-based company and it's in It is unlikely the teachers will cite as Supermarkets and others believe they While the cause is worthy, the live. It makes sense for us because it our interest to get young people example the alliances that have been have a proprietary interest in the motivations are both altruistic and self- assists us in our mission," interested in the study of science. If built between public schools in Union academic achievements of students in serving. (Continued on page 3) JJGateway |o GrowthFf Customer knowledge is an active thing? " / B/john L Picard / A few years ago, I was at an awards ceremony for entrepreneurs. Upon accepting his sense of importance, weight and bearing your value has on the award, a small business owner attributed his success to his commitment to each customer customer's life. relationship. He spoke eloquently that he was able to succeed, where others hadn't, Pillar Two - Context - Change your conversation to because the foundation of his business was everyone at his company had the ability to really incorporate previous behaviors and the customer's true underlying needs, today. This is the know and be involved with each customer. This simple truth was a powerful reminder that it opportunity to incorporate history, circumstances and the overall market environment into all comes down to connections built on insight. all your relationship channels and marketing tools. George Carlin was right - We all collect data, numbers and information whether we like it Pillar Three - Timing - Use knowledge to hone the timing of your offer, contact style and or not. Whether the impetus is regulations, tax requirements, partners, internal reporting, medium. Knowledge of customer timing can drive you to a better window of opportunity, or market research, we all gather 'stuff,' to quote the comedian, George Carlin, and often different messages about urgency, alternative ways to reach the prospect and to incorporate wonder why we do it. factors such as seasonality and cycles of customer needs. Insights we use - Like the entrepreneur above, we do know, intuitively, that it is real Pillar Four - Emotions - Within the cold, hard facts of customer data lay insights that knowledge that can make a difference with the customers who are the driving force of our touch the human emotions that connect to motivation and commitment. We need to know business. We know that to get the most out of our customers and prospects, we need to the level, or 'heat index' (intense, casual or unemotional) of these emotional cues and transform the passive data, 'we have,' into the actionable insights, 'we use.' incorporate them into our communications. Additionally, we need to mirror and appeal to Like your old journalism class - It is a little like the basic questions you may have learned the emotional characteristics hidden beneath the customer information. Below surface facts, in high school journalism. Each of us needs to understand the "who, what, when, where, buying history and demographics are intangibles like: trust, commitment, loyalty, hope and how and why" of their customers and incorporate that knowledge into the tools and need. messages of business. Four pillars - One integrated picture - Each pillar is part of a whole 'knowledge Four pillars to insight transformation - Insight is the act of thinking about and leveraging construct' that is supported by all the other pillars. They work together to create a single your information. Transformation is the change that comes from leveraging insight into perception this is more than the sum of each of the parts. When taken together, you gain a action and results. There are four pillars, or insight components, that are built on this picture you might never have seen had you looked only at a single aspect. foundation. Turn transformation into opportunity - Bottom line: Step back and use the customer Pillar One - Relevancy - Adapt the information in your customer dialogue so products, insight you already have, but often take for granted, to form strategies and action that is services, messages and offers are presented in the context of the customer need. Go centered on customer perspective and a sense of relationship ownership throughout your beyond looking simply at the last transaction or some field in a database and determine the business.

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People tend to blend them, but it is important to keep • Each staffer's individual performance can earn up to 80 percent of that amount, or $800; them separate, because they have different effects on staff. • The department or team performance can earn up to 20 percent, or $200; The discret/onory bonus is given at the pleasure of the employer, and it is a show of appreciation, an after-the-fact acknowledgement for a job well done. The nondiscretionary • And the sum of the two will be multiplied by the firm's success percentage. bonus is promised before the fact and is given only if specific goals or objectives are So if Staffer A achieves 100 percent of her or his personal goals, she or he gets 100 reached. percent of the potential $800. And if the department achieves 100 percent of its goals, Of the two, the nondiscretionary bonus is the better approach because it carries an Staffer A gets $200 added to that. incentive to do more than what is required. Then multiply the total of those two by the firm's performance percentage. How to be Nondiscretionary Thus, if it's been a great year and the firm has met its goats by I SO percent, the $ 1,000 To set up a nondiscretionary bonus system, the employer first has to assign specific goafs gets multiplied by I SO percent, and Suffer A gets not $ 1,000 but $ 1,500. that can be measured. To ensure the best payoff for the firm, set the goals at three levels - It also is possible to give a staffer or department two or three goals and score the for each individual, each department or team and the office as a whole. Base them on what outcome by the number of goals reached. That way, if Staffer A has three goals and achieves management wants to see happen and things that will take everybody beyond the basic only two of them, the score is 66 percent, and the calculation goes on from there. requirements of their jobs. Beware of Overtime The bonus amounts are set by a scorecard of the three levels put together. To coordinate it all, let senior management set the company goals, then ask the departments to decide on The caveat in setting goals is to watch out for overtime pay. The firm can lose the financial what they can do to achieve them and what each staffer's contribution should be. benefit of bonuses if reaching the goals requires overtime. If so, the office will wind up paying overtime plus the bonus amount. Suppose senior management sets a goal of increasing revenues by X percent. The billing department might say it can help by setting a goal of getting a certain number of bills If done correctly, nondiscretionary bonuses can generate improvements in staff submitted every day. It might then set a goal for Staffer A to get all the bills out by the end of performance and give a company a better bottom line. By contrast, a thank-you with no each week. requirements attached does little to drive performance. The Three-Way Score To determine who gets what money, decide on the amount the firm can give and set a Connie M. Brennan is a Professional Employer Consultant with Oasis Outsourcing. She can be contacted by office phone at866.8S6.9S5l, ext. 223, or by cetf phone at 973219.1991.

A Low-down Showdown in Higher Education (Continued from page I) the changes this increase would be even greater. professor can teach more than two sections of the same class. "We chose the option that best preserves our mission," the statement "This change was made after the students had made their fall schedules," he said. continues. "The alternate would require a double digit increase in tuition that would be "Often there is no other person available to teach that third class, which must now be devastating to our students, causing many to postpone or forego their studies. Our dropped from the schedule." students are especially vulnerable to increased costs and do not have contractual Kelly was unable to say how many courses will be dropped this fall because of the protections, including wage increases," rules change, or how many students would be affected. However, he claimed that many One student who opposes the changes is Gema Castaneda, a senior social work of the dropped classes had full registration. major. Castaneda and several other students organized a petition against the revised "How is this saving money? Dropping classes that are full?" he asked. schedule and collected more than 2,000 signatures. Kelly also maintained that if students cannot attend the classes they need at the right "Social work requires field work, an internship one to two times a week," she said. "It time it can delay their graduation, requiring they stay in school longer and forcing them is difficult to work full time, take classes and handle the internship. If we have to be on to pay more in tuition. campus five days a week instead of four it will be more.difficult." "The University does not have a response to the allegations" regarding the changes Other students, however, approve of the new schedule. About a dozen students for the fall schedule, according to Hudik. made favorable comments about the proposed changes in the July 21 online edition of The Cougar's Byte, one of the school newspapers. "Our goal with the schedule change is to ensure that Kean University continues its mission as an affordable institution of higher education for students," according to the However, the University's Council of Concerned Faculty charged that "under the issued statement. "To that end, the University looked at ways to best utilize its guise of being a 'student' newspaper, The Cougar's Byte was created by the resources in an era of declining state funding, uncertainty of future levels of support and administration who objected to negative or critical stories written in the independent increases in our fixed costs. paper, The Tower, so that tt could control information distributed to students. You will never find anything critical of the administration in the Cougar's Byte. Its purpose is "Student access to full-time faculty in and outside the classroom for academic public relations, not news." counseling, mentoring and related activities is an essential part of the educational process. Effective scheduling provides better access for our students to classes and While most of the scheduling changes will not take effect until spring, in May the academic support services from our faculty. administration announced new scheduling rules effective this fall. The new rules were announced shortly after a May S demonstration against the new schedule was held by "The schedule change is not a quick fix but an effort to address a long-term problem: faculty and students. Kelly and other faculty members consider these new rules how to keep higher education affordable for our students. We developed the new "punitive." schedule after reviewing a number of options and receiving input from many constituencies, including students and faculty." According to Kelly, one of the new rules states that, effective in September, no Expanding the Benefits of Membership The benefits of membership in the Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce have just do they have to offer, how do they make money, what is their gotten better - literally. Peggy Baffoni has joined the Gateway staff as special projects perfect customer profile - and put the pieces together," she coordinator with the charge of strengthening the $erv\ces the Chamber provides to said. "My goa! is to add value to any meeting and orchestrate members in the areas of employee administration and benefits. the solutions through Gateway members. In doing that, I become a resource - a resource that connects the dots." Baffoni also will provide Gateway members with enhanced events planning and management activities. In the area of employee administration and benefits, those dots will be the varied companies that comprise the Gateway Baffoni steps into the Gateway Chamber from a career path that ideally tailored her for and the service providers that offer this expertise. the duties of her new position, having passed through the varied fields of project management, management training, recruiting and sales. Along the way she became a "For those businesses that do not fit within the PEO model we are creating a network voracious networker and owned a company that specialized in business process redesign within the association of all those players," said Baffoni, who sees her role as that of a strategies for retailers. conduit of information. "The vision is to make sure that all our members are whole in their employee administration needs." Among her stops was a seven-year stint at Sandier Sales Institute, the highly respected sales training franchise, where she worked closely with founder David Sandier on the That vision will apply to all members, regardless of their size. Baffoni notes that many institute's Strategic Sales Management Program®, smaller companies often do not consider themselves candidates for the benefits of employee administration assistance even though they in fact are. "I was a recognized producer at Prudential Financial and thought I knew how to sell," "I've worked with Fortune 200 companies, so I have a pretty good background of Baffoni said. "Then came Sandier. I was so fortunate to have had David Sandier as a mentor." businesses understanding," she said." I also understand that small business have the same From there Baffoni moved into the world of PEOs - professional employer organizations concerns as larger companies. It's good to serve as a voice in the Gateway that looks at the that provide employee benefits and administration services to companies. There she smaller players and levels out the playing field as if they were larger and at the same time garnered the expertise that she plans to use in her new position with the Gateway to help helps the larger players do what they do well by creating better programs." members maximize the benefits they receive from their association - through direct service Widening the pool of services also will be an aim for Baffoni. from the Chamber to interconnection with one another and new members. "We also want to attract new members that have favorable offerings for existing "I spent seven years working in employee administration learning about the value this members," she said. "Anyone can join the Gateway and become a resource." model brings to the mid-sized to large businesses," she said. "I also realized there was an even bigger audience out there — small businesses." Baffoni is committed to connecting alt those resources and widening the benefits of memberships for all those within the Gateway. Baffoni intends to help members fully realize all their options - both in the arena of employee administration but also in the benefits of chamber membership. She will do this "We are really excited to have someone of Peggy's caliber joining our staff," said Jim through direct interaction with members and through an expansion of Gateway events. She Coyle, Gateway president. "She has a tremendous background in employee benefits and plans to take that already extensive calendar and bring it to a new level, introducing such sales. new additions as professional services events and education seminars. "We are confident Peggy will really help fiil out the services and benefits we provide our It is all about connecting members and services, Baffoni claims. members. As a chamber of commerce, our job is to provide tangible benefits to our members that directly effect their business operation. With Peggy, these services and "The objective is to have a good understanding of our members' business needs - what benefits are going to get even stronger than they are now."

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Absence of Life Skills Education Doesn't Add Up Finding Out What You Want to Be When You Grow Up I recently came across an article about college students falling prey Do an online search for high school internship and shadow programs in New Jersey and to unscrupulous credit card companies. Credit card companies use prepare to be disappointed. It is slim pickings, to say the least. all kind of enticements like free food, T-shirts and music downloads to capture the attention of the unwary well educated college student. You will find reference to a few national internship programs for specific disciplines, Then BOOM, they're signing their lives away using credit to fill their such as visual arts, architecture or the dairy industry. There are high school mentoring every need and want. It is absolutely vicious. Jim Coy/e programs going on in New York, Delaware and Colorado, as well as isolated shadow Much the same can be said about the subprime mortgage debacle. Here the unwary programs identified by individual New Jersey schools. homeowner wannabes were enticed by foolishly cheap mortgages to buy much more house . But you will be hard pressed to find broad-based high school-business internship and than they ever could afford. Well, when the fine print was understood, BAM, it was like shadow programs within the state that might allow the business community to help being hit between the eyes. prepare the next generation of workers and teachers or high school administrators to Mortgage payments skyrocket. People can't pay. Housing values drop. We have a crisis better prepare their students for life in the workplace after graduation. that threatens the wellbeing of our economy. Jerseylntern.com defines an internship as, "Placement with an organization primarily How can so many people be so stupid? to gain work experience, learn about the nature of that work, acquire skill and Some blame the avarice of banks and mortgage companies. Some blame the greed and knowledge in doing that work, and acquire contacts that can assist in getting a job and dishonesty of buyers. Some say it is symptomatic of the times; people want more than they building a career." can afford, they want it now, and they are willing to incur debt they can't afford to get it. Student Shadow programs are "informal arrangements between schools and Really the blame belongs right at the feet of our public schools. businesses that give students the opportunity to explore the workplace," according to Schools no longer teach life skiMs. The art of balancing a checkbook or calculating interest CareersPrep.com. "Businesses allow one or more students to follow employees around payments on a loan or a savings account are something school children are rarely exposed to during the business day, observing, asking questions and taking part in planned hands-on these days. activities." As an undergraduate I had a major in economics and minors in math and computer science. In graduate school my master's degree was in mathematical economics and quantitative The benefit of these programs is twofold. Students are given firsthand experience in analysis. 1 did a lot of math in school. the workplace while also getting a taste of potential career options. Businesses are able to give back to the community they serve while also sowing the seeds for a potential However, I can't remember the last time I integrated an equation or performed a regression. future employment pool. Now I do functional math — everyday. I balance checkbooks. I calculate costs and earnings. I evaluate interest rates. I make decisions on whether to buy or lease. I make budgets that let There are wonderful programs in place in Union County. Infineum of Linden each me know what I can afford, and what I can't. And this is at home, not the office. year hosts "Youth Day" for the children of employees as a way of getting them Living in today's world takes a lot of sophistication. Just trying to figure out which cell interested in science and Wakefern stocks and supervises a small market on the campus phone plan best fits my needs is extremely challenging. of the Vocational and Technical High school in Elizabeth to provide on-the-job training The skills to do this analysis use to be taught In school, starting in middle school and for students. Merck, Schering-Plough, Cogen Technologies and Ikea all partner with local continuing in high school. I know I'm showing my age here, but back when I was in school school districts to offer ongoing opportunities for high school teachers and there were classes in home economics and basic business and accounting that everyone administrators to improve their skills as a way of better preparing the next generation of took. Also, in the regular math classes many of the problems, especially the hated word employees. problems, dealt with calculations that were basic life skills. Yet these programs often are geared for educators or are very narrowly available This unfortunately is no longer the case. Schools for the most part have eliminated these rather than serving as general guidance for a broad population of high school students. kinds of classes. Outside groups, like Junior Achievement, try hard to fill the void but they can't realty replace a class that meets daily, and even in the schools where they have programs The Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Educator Institute, a they touch only a few. In many school districts these outside groups aremot even welcome as four-day program through which the chamber exposes Union County teachers to the they detract from the "college preparation" focus of current curriculums. many jobs available in the workplace that require a variety of skills and training but not So we end up with kids that have no idea how credit works. They have no idea how to necessarily a college degree. Each day the teachers visit different businesses where they formulate or stick to a budget. They can be misled by any fast-talking salesman into signing see first-hand the important functions these workers serve for both their employers and up for crushing debt. And when aggregated, they can have a crushing impact on the economy, the local economy. Each year only between 20 and 25 teachers avail themselves of this as we have seen with the subprime mortgage crisis. program, yet up to 50 or more could be accommodated.

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Copyright Jamet Coyta 2008 removing them from the school and having them travel, thereby incurring added liability for a school district. That is an understandable concern, but certainly not one that cannot be resolved. Of greater concern - urgency even - should be the responsibility of the educational system for preparing students for entry into the work world. Not all high school students go to college - in New Jersey in 2006, only 33.4 percent of all adults over the age of 25 held a bachelor's degree, according to the U.S. Census bureau. And of the occupations projecting the fastest growth rate between 2006 and JttftflG 2016, three of the top five do not require a bachelor's degree and two require no associate degree, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. A publication of the Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce Publisher: James R. Coyle • Editor: Chris Reardon The state's school systems should be working with the business community to Director of Advertising: Joanne Vero • Director of Graphics: John Tirpak prepare today's high school students for the choices they will face after graduation, and 135 Jefferson Ave., P.O. Box 300, Elizabeth, N.J. 07207-0300 giving them a better taste of what flavors those choices will carry. Telephone (908) 352-0900 • Fax (908) 352-0865 After all, what better way for 17-year-olds to find out if veterinary, home health care w ww.gatewaychamber.c om or telecommunication technology is for them than by spending time in those workplaces Visit our website at www.gatewaychamber.com side by side with those who have made career choices before them? MISSION STATEMENT It is time for everyone — students, school systems and businesses — to get to work "The Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce is a business organization in preparing today's youth for tomorrow's workday. which represents and advances the business interests of its members" Congressmen Frank LoBio^do (R-G2) A Wealth of Opportunity in South jersey New Jersey's economic outlook is challenging. Small businesses are continually crushed by While these projects clearly diversify South Jersey's economic base, burdensome regulations and excessive local and state taxes. Multinational corporations, it should not be inferred that the region has deserted iu historical once thriving locally, have packed up operations and relocated to more business-friendly roots. Quite the opposite. With 45 percent of the state's farm lands, jurisdictions out of state. South Jersey was the only logical home for the unique partnership of Rutgers University and local farmers known as the Food Innovation Center. Located in Bridgeton, this economic With congestion in many parts of our state and a shortage of readily-available qualified development accelerator program provides business and technology expertise - from employees, there isn't a compelling case for entrepreneurs or established businesses to market research and product development to workforce training and quality assurance - to look to many parts of New Jersey for opportunity and growth. small and mid-sized food companies across New Jersey. Unless, of course, they look toward South Jersey. I was pleased to secure the initial federal funding needed to break ground on the project, Previously only thought of for its manufacturing and agricultural sectors, the explosion of and strongly believe the Rutgers' Food Innovation Center will be a partner in reaching food diverse industries, including healthcare, aviation, tourism and entertainment, have and agribusinesses not only in New Jersey, but throughout the nation. encouraged investors and business leaders to take a second look at South Jersey. Similarly, the sectors of tourism and gaming remain critical to the future of South Jersey The region has some exciting projects in the works that should be a serious and the state's overall economic growth. With nearly $ 10 billion in planned casino consideration for any business looking for new opportunities. One major facility - the New expansions in the pipeline, Atlantic City's casinos continue to draw tens of millions of visitors Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville - recently opened to an enthusiastic reception and annually to their gaming floors, luxury shops, first-class spas and top performance venues. promising future. With more than 700 acres of planned racing tracks, restaurants, hotel rooms and meeting space, there is ample opportunity for additional investment and Likewise, the shore communities along Atlantic and Cape May counties continue to be business development in a region that is seeing increased visitor traffic. equally attractive to visitors and residents. With a reliable consumer base, both sectors provide additional opportunities for new businesses to enter the market. In neighboring Atlantic County, there is considerable buzz around the upcoming ground- breaking of the planned Aviation Research & Technology Park, The Park will provide an While South Jersey provides a wealth of opportunity for new business ventures or environment where advanced concepts in aviation research can be explored by engineers, expansions of existing companies, it also holds significant job potential for residents and computer scientists, mathematicians and air traffic controllers to advance the those looking to relocate. Projects like the Aviation Research Park and Food Innovation modernization and protection of our national airspace system and increase airspace and Center will create thousands of high-wage jobs for the region and I've been proud to airport capacity. Adjacent to the William J. Hughes Federal Aviation Administration partner on these and similar Investments in South Jersey's future. Technical Center and the Atlantic City International Airport, this joint venture with the I strongly believe that government does not create jobs, but that it creates opportunities Richard Stockton College, Atlantic County Government and the South Jersey Economic for economic growth and prosperity. New Jersey must stop being an obstacle to business Development District will bring an estimated 2,000 jobs and $80 million in private through excessive regulations and taxation. In order for our residents and our economy to investment to the region. thrive, we must foster the wealth of opportunity, not squander it.

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By Dr. Howard Rubin. Professor of Political Science, Keon University The relevance of presidential nominating conventions has, until at least 1980, been widely without either Sen. Obama or Sen. Clinton clearly being a presumptive nominee. accepted. Our major political parties exist primarily to select and elect candidates to public Rules, as noted, call for the large majority of delegates to be elected. Democratic rules office. also call for proportional representation in each state's elected delegate allocation. Hence, it Since there are a multitude of such offices at the state and local levels, there are vibrant is difficult in a tight race for any candidate to overwhelm the other in overall delegate count. parallel political party structures. At the national level, the only election is that of the Additionally, delegates pledged to a third and/or other candidate who drops out are free President (and Vice President). Hence, parties have a national committee, with to vote for anyone else. Moreover, approximately 20 percent of the Democratic delegates representation from each state, a national chairman and limited staff. That is about it are "superdelegates," party leaders who are appointed, not elected, and do not have to nationally. pledge support to any candidate. The conventions have been the sole legitimating national venue at which delegates from It was quite possible that the Obama-Clinton race would be decided, at the Convention, various states come together and select a presidential candidate. by votes of unpledged superdelegates and John Edwards' supporters. There was enough There have always been differences on various policy issues - and candidate selection - uncertainty for long enough to argue for the potential future relevance of conventions. between state organizations contained within the national parties. The conventions, more or Prevailing logic had been that nomination contests would not stay that close that long. less successfully, were a venue for party leaders to play a mediating role, including the Prevailing logic was wrong - and could be again. Although the Republican Party does not adoption of a national platform. generally use proportional representation, the other points noted as to delegate selection Up to the 1970s there were many states in which certain party leaders - bosses, if you are essentially relevant to them, as well. prefer the term - controlled most if not all of their state's delegates. The ability to "deliver" Polling has shown that large elements of the public do not focus on the presidential race a delegation, en masse, to a chosen candidate was certainly relevant to backroom brokering until the conventions. They remain a focal point for capturing public awareness. The over candidates and issues. conventions also remain the single comprehensive coming together for party activists on a Do conventions remain relevant? We still have a federal system in which state parties national scale. dominate. The differences from state to state within parties remain. With regard to It is hopeful for the candidates that they return home energized for the fall campaign. "bosses," the situation has drastically changed. Under current rules, elected delegates, Only at the conventions do the national parties physically come together to legitimize and through primaries and caucuses, are pledged to their respective candidates at the time of fulfill their most important reason for existence - nominating and seeking to elect a their election. Differing viewpoints will, by convention time, have already been reflected in President of the United States. the composition of elected delegates. Presidential nominating conventions are no longer routinely what they used to be. So why not a simple vote count? Nevertheless, the roles they clearly do play, and sometimes might play, are sufficient that, if The last year in which there was true uncertainty as to the nominee at a convention was they did not exist, we would have to invent something very much like them. 1976. Yet in 2008 we came rather close to having a Democratic Convention convene Trinitas Hospital Launches Occupational Medicine Center Offers full range of workplace exams and medical programs A new, freestanding service for employers - Occupational Medicine at Trinitas Hospital - is now available for the care of occupational injuries and illnesses. Located on the main campus of Trinitas Hospital, the center conducts pre-placement, annual and DOT/ICC exams and medical surveillance programs designed to meet the particular needs of companies and organizations for their workforces. Among the center's many services are drug and alcohol testing with services of a certified Medical Review Officer (MRO) available on site. Also offered are pharmacy services, radiology, laboratory, physical and occupational therapy services, vision screening, hearing conservation services, pulmonary function testing and The staff of immunizations. Ergonomics and back injury prevention are key components of a work- Occupational conditioning program that is offered to help reduce the risk of recurrent injuries and Medicine at Trinitas improve job performance. Hospital includes: Robert Beswick, MD, Explained Glenn Nacion, vice president of human resources at Trinitas Hospital, MPH, Medical "Occupational Medicine at Trinitas Hospital offers full, 24-hour bilingual support to area Director; Rhonda employers for all of their employee health needs." Hartley, RN (left); Patricia Thiel, RN, BS, "Our staff is fully versed in providing excellent episodic and preventive occupational Director, Occupational health care for companies in Union County and surrounding areas," noted medical Therapy and director Robert Beswick MD, MPH. Dr. Beswick is Board Certified in occupational Employee Health medicine and internal medicine, and has more than two decades of experience in the (right); and Rosemary Medina, office development and implementation of high quality occupational medicine programs secretary. throughout the state. To learn more about Occupational Medicine at Trinitas Hospital, call 908.994.5368. services; diabetes management; women's services, renal care; behavioral health About Trinitas Hospital services; and senior services. The Department of Behavioral Health & Psychiatry offers Trinitas Hospital is a major center for comprehensive health services for those who live one of the most comprehensive services in the state for the psychiatric treatment of and work in Central New Jersey. Offering S31 beds, Trinitas is distinguished by no less children and adults. Trinitas serves as the Center for End-Stage Renal Care for Eastern than 10 Centers of Excellence, which include: the Trinitas Comprehensive Cancer Union County. Trinitas is a Catholic teaching hospital sponsored by the Sisters of Charity Center; the Trinitas School of Nursing; the Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric of Saint Elizabeth in partnership with Elizabethtown Healthcare Foundation. For more Medicine; the Sleep Disorders Center; cardiology services; maternal/child health Information on Trinitas Hospital visit www.TrinitasHospital.org or call 908.994.5138.

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The program was made possible through a $4-million grant from The Commercial real estate brokers Doug Richter and Ian Grusd and have teamed with Merck Company Foundation and the Alliance will work with the Merck Institute for Sperry Van Ness, one of the largest commercial real estate brokerage firms, to expand Science Education for implementation. the firm's presence in the New Jersey market. Richter and Grusd will serve as managing directors and principal directors. During the next five years the program will provide 50 high school students from Elizabeth and two other school districts with $42,500 each in college scholarship and internship support to pursue STEM degrees. In addition, 125 Hispanic college students O.Berk Company of Union has acquired AQL Decorating Company of Fairview, a nationwide will receive $2,000 scholarships. company with which it has done business for four decades. O.Berk provides plastic, The Elizabeth Board of Education and Superintendent Pablo Munoz were glass and metal container decorations; AQL specializes in screen printing, labeling, hot among five school board-superintendent teams nationwide chosen to participate in a stamping and pad printing. O.Berk was AQL's first customer nearly 42 years ago and the two-year national program that focuses on school board policy best practices. The two companies share many clients, according to Mark Gaelen, O.BERK president and program, called "Reform Governance in Action," trains the nation's most promising CEO. AQL will continue to operate as an independent company. reform-minded school boards and superintendents to become effective, high- performing teams. Fore for Four...and More Join the lads and lasses for a day on the green at Northfield Bank has announced that the Irish Business Association 2008 Golf UMv. Eileen Yeagle has joined the bank as Outing, Thursday, September 25, at Twin '' * *- assistant vice president/mortgage servicing Brooks Country Club in Watchung. Registration manager. Most recently Yeagle was head of begins at 11:00 a.m. with a shotgun start at 12:30 operations for WarehouseOne, LLC, a p.m. The cost is $195 per golfer and includes golf, cart subsidiary of Sterling Eagle Mortgage. She and full clubhouse access, continental breakfast, lunch and attended Somerset County College and is a dinner, prizes and awards. New Jersey Licensed Title Producer and a New Jersey Licensed Notary. Business sponsorships are available. Dinner and cocktails only are available for $ 100. For reservations or event sponsorship, contact Kate Conroy or Previously, Northfield announced that Peggy Baffoni at the Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce at 908.352.0900. Diane Senerchia was named program director of Northfield Bank Foundation, which supports nonprofit organizations operating in the The Trinitas Health Foundation's Annual Golf Classic and Spa Day will be held communities in which Northfield Bank does business. Prior to Monday, September 15, at Shackamaxon Golf & Country Club in Scotch Plains. The cost joining the Northfield Bank Foundation, Senerchia was vice is $650 per-golfer, which includes golf, cart, buffet brunch, refreshments on the course, president of institutional marketing and sales for Merrill Lynch cocktail reception, sit-down dinner, premium gifts and raffle prizes. To accommodate expected turnout and player preference, there will be two shot gun starts, at 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. There will be major hole-in-one prizes of two late model automobiles, a The Board of Trustees of Trinitas Hospital has announced that the institution's name has $10,000 cash prize, and a men's or women's Rolex President Watch. been changed to Trinitas Regional Medical Center to reflect the status of Trinitas as a The Day at the Spa option will be provided by Vito Mazza Day Spa in Woodbridge. regional healthcare provider and the broad range of services available at the facility, Limousine transportation will be provided from Shackamaxon to the spa. The Day at according to Gary Horan, FACHE, president and chief executive officer. the Spa is limited to only 20 guests at a cost of $650 per person. In 2007 Trinitas admitted more than 17,000 patients, treated more than 60,000 Tickets for the cocktail reception and the dinner are available for a fee of $ 125. A full emergencies and provided more than 300,000 outpatient treatments. In addition to range of business and individual sponsorship opportunities are available, as well. For two major Elizabeth campuses, Trinitas has a healthcare presence throughout the state reservations or event sponsorship opportunities, call the Trinitas Health Foundation at with nearly 100 locations. In addition, with a staff of more than 2,400 employees and a 908.994.8249. medical staff of close to 500 physicians, Trinitas Regional Medical Center is one of the largest employers in Central New Jersey.

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