25, 2009 a FAMILY AFFAIR Tim Henn of Hillside Is the Twelfth Member of His Family to Graduate from Roselle Catholic High Winning Smiles School

Incorporating The Eagle, The Observer, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 A FAMILY AFFAIR Tim Henn of Hillside is the twelfth member of his family to graduate from Roselle Catholic High Winning smiles School. Page 4 to be ?..i!

• .':• . -•> back' Marine, Army Spc. 1 j" ; •'-•' -\ lauded, recall duty db&* By Don E. Smith Jr. RECOUNT WANTED Correspondent Roselle voters braved the wet RAHWAY Army Spc. weather to protest the 5th Ward Matthew Wilfrid and Marine Lance primary outside County Board of Cpl. Ryan Kriedevveis, two Rahway Elections, Elizabeth, June 17 Page 6 natives who recently returned from Iraq, stood before: a crowd of city : "t' residents, both beaming as they collected plaques and an appreciative ^ ii . j "'thank you" from many. LL-- The city's American Legion Unit 5 honored the pair with a din- Gifted and Talented students in grades 3 and 4 at Roosevelt School in Rahway competed against each other in the district's 'Battle of the Books.1 Roosevelt ner party June 20 for their service School won the battle. From left, front row: Julian Navarro, Samantha Nievas, in the U.S. Military. Jazon Andes, David Tobar, Anthony Muschiatti, Jillian Devitt and Kami Beckford. Rosann Delso, current president From Left, back row: Alisha Griffin, Amaya Morisseau, Joshua Huertas, Abby of Unit 5's Ladies Auxiliary Club, SWRTTED ATTEMPT Atilola, Shammah Mornplaisir and Sydney Henriksen. said she felt she was being honored 'Ghost I liintors hds descended as well. upon Union County Courthouse. "We are...honored...they are Page 24 here," Delso said "We are ecstatic to do this," added Eleanor Ringled, a former ladies auxiliary president KBOE member to vacate seat and co-chair of the June 20 event. By John O'Reilly announced his departure at the June ment to the whole board." Current post commander Randy Staff Writer 9 meeting, saying an upcoming Board members said they are WahJ said being able to thank Wil- KL-NILWORTH —. After serv- move to C ran ford prompted the saddened by the impending loss of frid and Kriedevveis for their serving the district for seven years, action. a "calm and cool" voice of reason. ice tells veterans of other military Antonio Pugliese will step down Pugliese reflected on his time "He was not one to jump to an experiences they are remembered. Ska from his seat on the Board of Edu- with the board. "We did so much in emotional decision. He always "This is about the veterans of INNOCENCE FOUND cation. seven years, but I never look at it as thinks things through," said Nancy the past, the present and the Dale K. Nelson's novel, 'Born Pugliese, president of the state being only myself," he said. Any- Zimmerman, board president. future," said Wahl. Innocent,' takes a trip through Chiropractic Sports Council, thing that was done is a compli- See SCHOOL, Page 21 See RAHWAY, Page 21 Union County. Page 26 IN THIS ISSUE Township committee government eyed Police Blotter 2 By John O'Reilly ship's current government. the five-member committee votes commission member and former Opinion 8 Staff Writer "We will recommend...the to appoint one of their own to the Union Mayor Greg Muller said at Letters to the Editor 9 UNION — After 17 public mayor...serve more than one term post each year. The commission last week's meeting. School Zone 18 meetings and six months of work, fat a time]," said Jakubowski, must still determine if residents At prior meetings, four other Obituaries 23 Union Charter Study Commission detailing the most significant will be able to vote for the mayor. government formats were rejected Sports 30 has recommended Union convert to change from the existing govern- Other potential changes include - mayor-council, mayor-council- County News 24 an improved form of the township ment. term limits being imposed on com- administrator, council-manager and Arts & Entertainment 26 committee style of government. Much of the public's criticism mittee seats and dividing (he town special charier. Classified 47 This form would allow for the of the township's current govern- into wards, something that could The council decided its current same number of members and dis- ments was the fact that the mayor is create an "adversarial" attitude choice was the most logical for the tribution of power as the town- not voted on by the public, instead between different purls of town, See CSC, Page 12 iiiiii MM SliiseSilli fifr£t-S02£Q m BrjISTIIH mmBOH HI38 Id Place your own Classified ads at your own convenience §ZZZ\ Z200 96U. ZS00# |||!!!!ff!^ PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE CLARK Drug user not deterred by police presence BRIEFS Union Hillside « On June 9, at 5:34 p.m., the Guitar Center when he wit- Henryk Stroz, 45, and • • On June 15, at 10:03 p.m., police responded to a robbery on nessed three men stealing his base 'Etch'artist at CPL Michelle Alverness, 48, of officers Ryan Cruz and Blanca East Hazelwood Avenue. guitar from his vehicle. Etch-A-Sketch artist Keith Roselle Park were both arrest- Rivera arrested a 14-year-old male • On June 11, at 2:54 a.m., When the victim confronted the Drake will be at Clark library at 7 ed by Roselle Park officer juvenile for theft of a motor vehi- police responded to a robbery at three, he was punched in the face. p.m. today. A pizza party will fol- Michael Wielgus June 9 for cle. Route 1. •.On June 15, at 1:46 p.m., low. There is a fee and registration possession of cocaine and drug The officers were responding to • On June 14, at 12:22 p.m., police responded to a report of is required. The register, visit www.clarklibrary.org or call 732- paraphernalia. The arrest was a call of a stolen vehicle when they police responded to a burglary on stolen property at Jonathan Dayton 388-5999. the result of the officer spotted the juvenile driving the car New Brunswick Avenue. High School. responding to a noise com- north on Liberty Avenue. Officer Roselle Park An Apple laptop and carrying Access to audiobooks plaint at a home on Columbus Cruz attempted to stop the driver • Kyle Keller, 19, was arrested case, estimated at a total of $800, Place, Roselle Park. While by activating his emergency lights June 9 for possession of less than were reported stolen from a stu- expands for residents speaking with the resident, he and siren. When the driver ignored 50 grams of marijuana and drug dent's locker. For users or potential users of allegedly observed a different the officers' request and accelerat- paraphernalia. Summit Clark library's downloadable resident, later identified as ed through a red light, he was pur- While off duty, Detective • On June 9, at 4:44 p.m., audiobooks, a new version of Over- Alverness, lighting and smok- sued by police. Dominick Frino spotted two indi- police responded to a reported drive media console must be down- ing from a glass pipe. The juvenile was captured after viduals allegedly engage in a theft of an orange Harrow XI dirt loaded. Wielgus also allegedly crashing the vehicle into a con- hand-to-hand transaction he trick bicycle, valued at $327.97. This new software will enable observed several other glass crete pillar and lamp post. believed involved the sale of mar- • On June 13, at 9:38 a.m., users with iPods and Zune to use pipes throughout the home, Linden ijuana. Keller was nabbed after police responded to a report of WMA files instead of only MP3 __ • Kercy Pierre, 35, was arrested Frino alerted police to the incident. theft and damage to a vehicle files. Since the library's collection by officers Gary Hickman and • Alan Sanabia, 21, was arrest- parked in a Morris Avenue resi- is primarily WMA files, iPod users • On June 9, at 6:23 p.m., Piotr Matlosz June 11 for armed ed by Nicholas Vaughan June 12 dent's driveway. now have access to many more police responded to a hit and run robbery and possession of a for possession of less than 50 The radio antenna, side view titles. Downloadable book titles are motor vehicle accident with no weapon for an unlawful purpose. grams of marijuana. mirror, windshield wiper guard listed in the library catalog and injuries in the vicinity of Brant Police responded to Wal- The officer arrested Sanabia and VW logo were removed. through the ListenNJ site. You must Avenue and Lexington Boulevard. green's, East St. George Avenue, after investigating a complaint of a • On June 14, police responded have a valid Clark Library Card to • Nicholas Afonso, IS, Peter after receiving a report from the suspicious man loitering in th'e to four separate reports of mali- use this service. Menakis, 18, and Matthew Kali- victim/employee that a man area of an apartment building on a cious mischief to private and city For information, call 732-388- nowski, 19, all of Garwood were walked up to the register, placed a bicycle, While interviewing San- property on Hillcrest Avenue. 5999 or e-mail reference@clarkli- arrested at 12:35 a.m. June 11 for silver object, resembling a hand- abia, Vaughan discovered he was At 9:23 a.m., police received brary.org. possession of narcotics. Alfonso gun, on the counter and said: in possession of 12 small bags of reports two outdoor path lights and Menakis were also charged "Give me something." marijuana. were damaged sometime between Want to play games? with underage drinking. The cashier yelled gun, and the Springfield 7 p.m. June 13 and 7 a.m. June 14. .Ths Clark Public Library will • Shawntel Young, 21, of Ver- suspect fled the store without tak- • Cassidy Liaci, 31, was arrest- At 9:37 a.m., police received a hold afternoon games for youth Fri- mont was arrested at 3:39 a.m. ing anything. ed at 11:13 a.m. June 12 for aggra- report a "No Parking" sign was days at 3 p.m. Snacks and soda will June 14, and charged with driving A short time later, police locat- vated assault on a police officer, uprooted and found laying on the be .available. while intoxicated. The arrest ed Pierre in the Delta Gas Station making terroristic threats and ground. occurred after police saw Young's parking lot, West St. Georges resisting arrest. At 11 a.m., police responded to Like scrapbooking? Ford F-150 stopped in a lane of Avenue. • On June 17, at 2:46 p.m., a report a mailbox was knocked Clark Public Library will hold a traffic at the intersection of Boule- Rahway police responded to a report of down. Young Adult program, scrapbook- vard and Coolidge Drive. After • On June 6, at 12:22 p.m., theft at the Guitar Center, Route At 2:29 p.m., police responded ing, from 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday. The investigating, the officer saw police responded to a burglary on 22. to a report of a door snapped off a program will be held !n the Chil- Young passed out in the vehicle. East Lake Avenue. A man reported he was leaving mailbox. dren's Program Room, lower level. Call 732-388-5999. LINDEN PD: Need for decreased speed in Hillside BRIEFS By Collen Roach e About $4,000 received from the state will be Hillside. More than 22,000 speeding-related Correspondent used to increase patrols and radar details, motor vehicle accidents occurred in New Jersey Don't throw it away! HILLSIDE — Although their everyday lives according to local police. in 2008. Linden's 5th Ward Residents may be fast-paced, motorists have to slow down Offenders will receive summonses upon In a manner similar to the state's "Click It or Opposed to Crime/For Community on Hillside roads in the coming weeks, if they being stopped and could face fines ranging from Ticket" seatbelt enforcement campaign, "Obey Action group will hold a used hope to avoid receiving a pricey ticket. $77 to $272, depending on how many miles per the Signs or Pay the Fines" increases police clothing drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Between Wednesday and July 31, Hillside hour over the speed limit the driver is traveling presence and consequently, decreases crime, Saturday. Wearable and usable Police Department will increase efforts to on a roadway. authorities say. clothing for men, women an children are needed, including: belts, reduce the number of drivers disregarding the Areas surrounding schools are a top concern On a few days per week throughout July, four shoes, handbags, linens and stuffed speed limit on township roads. This endeavor is for police during the academic year, but busi- to six additional Hillside officers will patrol animals. Drop off donations at Lin- part of "Obey the Signs or Pay the Fines," a ness and residential areas will be the main focus streets on six- to eight-hour tours. "When they den Multi-purpose Center parking statewide campaign to enforce safer driving in during the summer, township police said see police all over, [lawbreakers] think twice lot, 1025 John St. New Jersey. This is the first year Hillside will The Division of Highway Traffic Safety about committing a crime," Quinlan said, participate. launched the "Obey the Signs or Pay the Fines" For information on the campaign, visit New Reading group open "Speeding is an ongoing priority for us," said campaign in 2006 as a response to excessive Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety's Linden Public Library Chil- Robert Quinlan, Hillside police chief. speeding on state roadways. Web site, www.njsctferoacls.com. dren's Room will hold registration The initiative is funded by a grant from the According to township police, speeding is a Editorial can be reached at 908-686-7700 or for its Summer Reading Club, New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety. serious problem throughout the state, not just for [email protected]. MOUNTAINSIDE BRIEFS Night out at Diliion's Sale: Vendors wanted Katherinc at community@moun- children, ages 12 to 23 months, a.m. For information about other Mountainside Newcomers Club Mountainside Newcomer's tainsidenewcomers.org or call 908- from 10:30 to II a.m. on Thurs- library events, call 908-233-0115. will hold its "Ladies Night Out" at Club Community Affairs issues a 232-1980. There is a fee to partici- days, Dillon's, Mountain Avenue, today, "Call for Houses" for its townwide pate, and sign-up ends Aug. 14. Toddler story time Mom's Club meets at 8 p.m., at Summit Firehouse. For garage sale scheduled for Sept. 12. Cuddle story time Mountainside library will hold a Mom's Club of Springfield & information, visit mountainside- The rain date is Sept. 19. If inter- Mountainside Public library will Toddler Story Time, just for 2-year- Mountainside meets the first newcomers.org. ested in participating, contact present a Cuddle Story time, for olds, on Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11 Wednesday of each month. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 3

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Tim Henn's graduation May 31 was a milestone for his family. He is the twelfth member to graduate from Roselle Park High School. The Henn Family, from left, back row, Tom, Christine, Michael, Timothy, Matthew, Dan, Susan, Mary; seated, from left, Margaret, Elizabeth, parents Bill and Patricia, Kathleen, and Patri- 1 Award Winning Fashion Designer cia. available to shop for you 1 | • Personal Clothing • Corporate Events Family marks end of era at RCHS | • Gifts - Any Occasion • Specialty Items By Chris Neidenberg Roselle Catholic's "Henn Era" side, the couple noted, their parish -M Correspondent spanned five U.S. presidents and elementary school, St. Cather- ROSELLE — For Pat and Bill featured many moments of athlet- ine's, was located across the ' "S." 732-396-3506 Henn, along with their 12 children ic, academic and charitable street. Bill Henn said this helped l| who passed through Roselle achievement. Some current RCHS make their commitment to Catholic High School during the teachers, who were also alumni, Catholic education that much eas- past 24 years, their family journey can remember being classmates of ier. has involved many small steps — the Henn's three oldest children. Tim will join his sister, Patricia all leading to the steps of the Tim's parents recalled careful- Henn, at Union County College school's graduation platform. ly selecting RCHS. "Roselle this full, but hopes to stay only a On May 31, the school marked Catholic has been an influential year to bolster his grades so he can the end of a significant chapter, part of our family's journey. It attend Marist University, like his with the graduation of Tim Henn, provided the children an excellent lather. Alter that, Tim would like 17. It was an occasion his 11 older Catholic education and taught to join his older brother Daniel SGiiiiiiiiliiiiiiilililii siblings made sure they would not them the importance of respecting Henn, a New Providence police miss. The family offered the com- their religion, their fellow man officer, in the ranks of law mencement's Benediction, at the and each other," said Pal Henn, enforcement. We represent the seriously Injured from auto, motorcycle, request of school officials. 61, employed as a Registered "To be the last Henn to gradu- While being raised in the self- Nurse at Trinitas Medical Center ate from Roselle Catholic is obvi- C slip and fall, work related accidents (workers' compensation), titled "Henn House" of Hillside, in Elizabeth for the past 3 ) years. ously a very special feeling and five sons and seven daughters Pat Henn noted it was her honor,'* he said. "1*11 always and medical malpractice. We also handle your traffic tickets, earned diplomas from the Raritan intention to have a large family — remember the school being like Road facility. Michae Ilennl, 39, one big family, including our bas- DWI/DUI and criminal matters. down to the exaet number — upon initiated the tradition upon receiv- courting, then marrying her hus- ketball team. I played all four ing his sheepskin in 1987. band — this alter the duo metyears, and while the record wasn't Additinally, all either have while attending college. Their great, we always pulled for each received, or are in the process of "long journey" started with "a other and always had each other's SB Prince brtnoi attaining college educations. short path." Upon moving to Hill- backs." 52a mm A T T ORNEYSAT LAW Roselle officer cleared in shooting By John O'Reilly The drug raid took place around The 28-year-old victim was was Staff Writer 6:30 p.m. April 1, at S&D Con- rushed to University Hospital in ROSELLE — The Borough struction at 1173 St. Georges Ave., Newark following the shooting, police officer who shot a suspect where authorities believed Doss where he was ireated for non-life during an April narcotics raid has was running a narcotics distribution threatening injuries, F-loll had been cleared of criminal charges by operation out of his father's busi- explained in press releases issued Andrew S. Prince Mitchell H. Portnoi a Union County grand jury. ness. in the days following the shooting. The jury determined Roselle No details regarding the find- Osty, a 19-year veteran of the Police Detective Joseph Osty ings of the raid have been dis- force, has been currently on paid J-32.3f6.S9OO slipped on wet pavement, causing closed, and no charges have been administrative leave from the him to accidentally discharge his filed against Doss, according to department. gun and hit the victim, Andre Doss UCPO spokesman John Hoi 1, who The Doss Family could not be of Roselle, in the upper shoulder, added the investigation is still reached for comment by press time. according to Union County Prose- active and charges can still be John O 'Reilfy can be reached at cutor Theodore Romankow. issued. 908-686-7700, ext. 116. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 5 Charges reduced; councilmen fined for disturbance By Paul Grculich bar to pay a $500 fine. forward. "I would have fought for case on those terms," he said. City Council President James Staff Writer Clark Municipal Prosecutor, being charged with nothing, but 1 Barr said the outcome of the Baker said he is pleased with the RAHWAY — First Ward Coun- Jon-Henry Ban', said the court, as wanted the case...over," he said. case will not count as a criminal outcome. "There will be no nega- cilman Bobby Ackbar is eager to well as the alleged victim, was sat- According to Clark police, conviction on Ackbar*s record. tive effect on [Ackbar's] status on return to his duties after pleading isfied with the outcome, and , charges stemmed from Ackbar exit- "Generally speaking, many munici- the council," he said. He added any guilty to disturbing the peace. stressed the nature of domestic vio- ing an undisclosed city parking lot pal prosecutors will permit a defen- action or penalty affecting Ackbar's The Railway school teacher was lence privacy laws set forth by the at an inappropriate speed, a crime dant charged with petty disorderly position would be handled by a arrested Feb. 26 for simple assault, state prevents disclosure of the Cumpagna compared to bringing persons offenses to be downgraded court or prosecutor, not the council. a charge his attorney Michael Cam- details related to the incident. "The one's garbage out on the wrong clay in appropriate circumstances to The council will "put this distrac- pagna successfully pleaded to have public should not think Mr. Ackbar or failing to pay a parking meter. violations of municipal ordinances, tion behind us," Baker said. reduced during his June 10 court is being protected because of who "The judge was presented with the in order to allow defendants to Ackbar's case was transferred to hearing in Clark. Municipal court he is," he said. result of plea negotiations, and all avoid getting a criminal record," Clark courts by Runway officials to Judge Antonio Inacio ordered Ack- Ackbar said he wants to move parties were willing to resolve the Barr explained. avoid a conflict of interest. KENSLWORTH BRIEFS startin r at 5:3 ra Au 3 in KPL: One-day closing 'Be Creative,' at library Library closing July 4 'Tricky Tray' for kids > ° p; - & ]. « Keuijworth Public Library will Kenilworth Library is gearing The Kenilworth Public Library The Keni!worth Public Library Schermg Plough Corporation's cor- be closed Friday for Staff Develop- up for the 2009 Summer Reading will be closed July 3 in observance will present its 8th annual cash-free Porate cafeteria- Registration has ment Day. It will rc-open at 10 a.m. Club, "Be Creative @ Your of Independence Day. It will also Tricky Tray For Children and begun. All donations are greatly Saturday. Library," which beginS Monday. be closed July 4 Teens, ages 2 through 18 years old, appreciated.

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The two week program, which will meet daily from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the John H. Stamler Police Academy, Scotch Plains, begins Aug. 3, and concludes Aug. 14. "The youth academy will teach our youth about law enforcement, what a sheriff's office does, and is a great first step for those interested in the field of law enforcement," Sheriff Ralph Froehlich said. "Showing them the human element of law enforcement will help our young people con- nect with the men and women in a way they never thought they could." The academy is not a boot camp for troubled youth, Froehlich noted. Participants will receive hands-on experience in a variety of emergency services and law enforcement functions and training. In addition, l'lioto By John O'Reilly they will have the opportunity to learn respect for law enforcement Angry voters protest the results of Roselle's 5th Ward primary outside Union through positive interaction during their attendance in the program. Par- County Board of Elections, Elizabeth, June 17. ticipants will be provided with uniform attire at no cost. Uniforms must be worn each day and should be kept clean and neat. "In his many years in law enforcement, Sheriff Froehlich has been an Borough voters protest election innovator in developing outreach programs," said Union County Free- holder Chairman Alexander Mirabella. "This Academy will help young-. By John O'Reilly Sylvia Turnage and former another ballot. sters see the many sides of law enforcement, and encourage them to pur- and Colleen Roache Board of Education President He also said his office has sue a career in public service. We encourage interested youth to apply and Rev. James Moore. asked the Union County Prosecu- ROSELLE — Some borough learn about law enforcement." voters are crying fraud. They say "If the state won't step in and tors Office and Attorney General Youngsters enrolled in high school, between ages 14 and 17, can apply. Union County Board of Elections investigate, we should move to the to investigate Baltimore for voting Applicants also must have a minimum GPA of 2.70, and obtain consent of unfairly threw out votes earlier national level, and ask the attorney more than twice — once by absen- a parent or guardian and medical release notes from a physician. this month in the town's Democra- general to look into what's going tee ballot May 29 and once at the Also to be included with the application is an essay, limited to one tic primary. on in Union County," added polls June 2. typed, double-spaced page, explaining why the student would like to About two dozen residents, led Ismael Hislop, a Roselle resident. Smith said if Baltimore sent in attend the Union County Sheriff's Youth Academy. Applicants must also by Mayor Garrett Smith and other Smith labeled the protesters an absentee ballot, he should have submit two letters of reference and a copy their most recent report card. council members, marched in the "disaffected Democrats" and been removed from the list of eli- The deadline for applications'are Monday. Applications can be rain in front of the board's Eliza- vowed they would pursue any gible voters. Kobitz claims his obtained from school guidance counselors, or by calling the Sheriff's beth offices June 17, disputing legal action against the county. office incorrectly sent out the final Identification Bureau at 908-558-2630. election results for Roselle's 5th Union County officials offer a voting list before the last absentee Ward primary. different story — one of fraud on ballots arrived, but added the can- They claimed 80 absentee bal- the part of Baltimore's supporters. didate knew he should not have lots were not sent out to voters and Board of Elections administra- voted twice. "1 find it ironic that Register for programs 50 write-in votes for Marc Balti- tor Dennis Kobitz said approxi- when all the handwriting on [bal- Registration for Gold and Silver Westfield Area Y Summer Day more, endorsed by Smith, were mately 50 Baltimore votes were lots] looks the same and voters individual and family members has Camps is ongoing. Traditional and rejected because the county found disallowed because the handwrit- vote twice, there are claims we are begun at the Westfield Area Y. specialty camps are also available similar handwriting on the ballots. ing was similar on the ballots. He not having a fair election," he Members can register online. Open for ages 3 through 15. Baltimore, who was not on the added a 20-year-old college stu- said. registration for programs and new Registration forms are available ballot — another point of con- dent counting votes noticed and Union County Clerk's Office members is underway. at the Welcome Center of the main tention — organized a write-in informed the Election Commis- was scheduled to hold a recount Two new programs for adults facility or online at www.westjield- campaign but lost to incumbent sion, which unanimously rejected yesterday at 9 a.m. at the voting have been introduced this session. ynj.org. Christine Dansereau by a vote of the votes. "On the inside of the machine warehouse in Scotch The Next 12 Weeks to a Health- In support of the green move- 317 to 36. ballot, it appeared to be the exact Plains. ier You provides an opportunity to ment, the Y will no longer be mail- "[We] just, warn to expose the same handwriting, which means "If the recount is denied, we're continue with and expand..upon the ing the Program Guide. Schedules unfair treatment and the corrup- voters had assistance. No one definitely going to court. There's knowledge of fitness level obtained are available on the Web and at the tion that takes place with the marked the portion asking if any- no doubt about it," said Dow. through the first 12 Weeks to a Y in new schedule displays at each election process. Nobody's one assisted you," he said. "Unfortunately this is not new in Healthier You program. location. allowed to interfere with that The 80 requests for absentee America. People are not afforded Beach Blast Workout consists of To learn more about the West- process," said Councilwoman ballots had similar discrepancies due process. We're willing to go eight weeks of intense training field Area Y's programs and servic- and Smith ally Samantha Dow, with matching signatures, he to the ACLU. We're willing to go designed to get you in beach body es, call 908-233-2700 or visit the Y who marched with other offi- added, saying a letter was sent to all the way to the federal level if shape by the summer. online. cials, including Councilwoman each voter telling them how to get we have to." " New for teens this session is The Westfield Area Y is a non- Teen Yoga. Registration for the profit human service organization. WESTFIELD BRIEFS Sing, dance, act out Special Improvement District, and Acting troop on stage • Rediscover the adventures of Get to run, pizza party Williams Nursery have applied for Odysseus through the Shakespeare WSW offers classes in arts, The following upcoming events The Downtown Westfield 5K & Westfield to receive a national Theatre of New Jersey's live per- crafts, communications, dance, will take place at Westfield Memo- Pizza Extravaganza will be held "America in Bloom" award. Judg- formance of Homer's Odyssey drama, music and special interests rial library: July 22. The race starts at 7 p.m. ing takes place through early July. from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. for students in pre-school through • "Origami for Teens " will be Registration for the event begins at Send stories and digital photos of grade 8. It includes a Summer held from 3:45 to 4:30 p.m. Mon- • Listen to a story and get 5 p.m. For information, call Down- Stage Theater production for grades your residence, business or outdoor day. inspired to make a snack from 3:30 town Westfield Corporation at 908- 6 through 12, which will present environment to info@westfieldin- • Kids ages 3 and older can to 4:30 p.m. July 7 at "Tasty Tales." 789-9444. "Little Shop of Horrors." The pro- bloom.com. come in their pajamas and enjoy a • Pre-school Story Time, for Communities are awarded for gram will run through July 31, from story time filmed by TV-36 from 7 ages 3 through 5, will be held from Farm market to open 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. efforts in the following categories: to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Parents or 10 to 10:30 a.m. July 7. Westfield's Farmer's Market! tidiness, environmental, communi- guardians must attend and sign a • Toddlers' and Babies' Group, will be held Saturday's July II ty involvement, heritage, urban broadcast release. for ages birth through 3, will meet Piteh in for Bloom' through Nov. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 forestry, landscaped areas, floral • Therapy dogs will sit with from 10 to 10:20 a.m. July 8. A Downtown Westfield Corpora- display, and turf and ground cover caregiver must attend with the p.m., at the South Avenue Train tion, the management entity of the youngsters while they read at 7 Station. areas. p.m. Wednesday. child. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 7

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liitiiiiilij Ad vitam paramus June is a big month for a lot of people, especially if you're a senior in high school. In addition to getting ready for the sun and fun of summer or starting a summer job, high school graduates are concluding a major part of their life and beginning an even bigger one: adult- hood. For some teenagers, high school graduation is followed by immersion into the work world: 40-hour weeks, sometimes more, climbing the corporate ladder, dressing professionally, that first paycheck. For other graduates, it's time for a four-year tour in our armed forces. This can lead to a career in the military or help foot the bill for college. And, finally, there are those teens who follow one school with another as they prepare to attend a college or university. Regardless of their direction, this is an exciting time for all of our graduates. It's an exciting time for the community, too, especially the newspapers. We've seen the birth announcements submitted and the school honors, from kindergarten through 12th grade. Students have adorned our pages, whether they're being asked for an answer for our question of the week feature or made an appearance as an athlete on our sports pages. These students have been Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, members of GET READY — Linden Mayor Richard J. Gerbounka presented Jose Aguiling, their student council and participants in river or park 2010 U.S. Census representative, with the proclamation, "Get Ready for Census 2010 Day," at Linden's May 19 City Council meeting. Gerbounka encouraged all cleanups. citizens to work with the U.S. Census Bureau in 2010 in order to achieve a com- We have seen these students grow up on our pages, plete and accurate census count and to ensure local residents receive their fair captured like photographs in an album. And we have share of federal funds and proper representation. found that, often, it's the same faces that crop up time and again. The girl who excelled at the spelling bee as a third-grader went on to become a volunteer at the local hospital. Or the boy who thrilled his parents when his poem about Presidents Day appeared in the local weekly An 'overwhelming interest of cost' newspaper is now the valedictorian at his high school. The usually soft-spoken Dan decision narrowing OPRA, their There's something about success that breeds success, and Sullivan was a little louder and Left was barely a murmur. it's been our joy to capture these memories. firmer when it came to his public In Plainsboro, a request and remarks at the last Freeholder denial for information via OPRA This is a special time in the lives of our graduates, a meeting. His target was a critic Out unleashed a battle to the State time of a rebirth. In Latin, it can be said that "ad vitam who Freeholder Sullivan claimed By Frank Capece Appellate Division. The gist of the paramus," which means "We have been preparing for liked to champion transparency argument was the desire to see life." And that is exactly what these graduates have been except when speaking about her- police records regarding weapons doing through all their years of schooling. Much like the self. selves birdogging requests through possession on school grounds. The caterpillar that goes through its chrysalis to become a The transparency issue, which the array of municipal agencies. It plaintiffs asserted the school's butterfly, these students will become the responsible has become the new political buzz is time-consuming. anti-violence policy was selective- Therein lies one of the warts. adults of tomorrow and members of our community. word, has a good chunk of its basis ly enforced. in the Open Public Records Act, There is a cost in meeting the The court balked, saying the We've grown with them, too, and feel some of the same commonly known as OPRA. It is requests of individuals in terms of police records are not subject to excitement they're now experiencing. the system for seeking public time frame and effort. It's pre- production under OPRA. The Good luck to all of our graduates. records. dictable that those who champion court added the "overwhelming The courts say "OPRA's clear the "informed citizens" aspect public interest in keeping the purpose is to maximize public aren't the ones having to birddog records private outweigh any knowledge about public affairs in the requests which, if not met, can interest in production." This OPRA order to ensure an informed citi- result in fines from the aggressive decision got virtually no notoriety. zenry and to minimize the evils state agency which oversee the act. That's unfortunate because the David Worrall ll- inherent in a secluded process." The numbers in Union County case sets new standards for police ^TL7 '"**^S«3wî£S^^ ' . ... Publisher Published Weekly Since 1917 . The daily newspapers love it get pretty big: in 2007, an estimat- and OPRA responsibility. Incorporating the Union Leader, ToniannAntonelli with the strict time frames to ed 450 requests for 2,964 pages Maybe the recent observations The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle Regional Editor respond. Others use it as an eco- were made; last year, 378 requests by Sullivan and the court will be a nomic businesses tool. It also for 1,290 pages, The county uti- good thing. The review of trans- Published By Stacey Eaton Worrafl Community Newspapers, Inc. Managing Editor makes life easy for attorneys and lizes an assistant county counsel parency should, in a word, be 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083 engineers wanting information on who spends a large chunk of his transparent. 908-686-7700 a location. Linden Clerk Joe day on OPRA requests and the Measuring the cost to the tax- Retail Ad Director Bodek estimates he gets about 30 complex maze of rules and statutes payers of the OPRA compliance OPRA requests a week. Hillside which are part of its application. and those who frequently use the John D'Achino Clerk Janet Vlaisavlgeic has seen Another rub is the decided bias. process goes beyond transparency. ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Circulation Director a drop in requests with the decline Complain about a delay or viola- It goes to the overwhelming inter- 2009 All Rights Reserved in real estate sales. tion of OPRA and there is a good est of cost to the taxpayer. Articles, pictures and advertisements horein are the exclusive propoi ly of Both clerks speak to the strict change of public notoriety and Worrall Community Newspaper*. Inc. and any republication or broadcast without written parmissiqn is prohibited. time frames in responding to newspaper coverage. Last week, An attorney, Frank Capece is a requests. They often find them- when the state courts issued a resident of Cranford. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 9 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Looking for a job, Mr. Right, or wood Cemetery. If this did not happen, Yoselin's rest- just kind of bored Councilman should resign ing place would have been in Keamy. This kind act To the Editor: kept her home. with yourself? I attended the most recent Railway City Council We commend all of Yoselin's friends for organizing meeting on June 10 and could not help but notice this effort and the community of Union and Union Here is the opportunity to let Bobby Akbar conspicuously absent after pleading High School for responding with such generosity. you see your "Inner Babe" guilty in court earlier that same day. I was also pres- Karen Davis update your current look or help you ent at this court case. Deborah Przybylowski re-do you and get the results you want! According to police and lawyers Akbar was arrest- School counselors ed for assault in connection with a February....incident Call Felicia for a free consultation to see the possibility which took place in the parking lot of the elementary Support made it possible of a "New You" at Styles Street Hair Salon. Located in school where he is employed as a fifth grade teacher in downtown Cranford, across from the Cranford Hotel. Rahway. The prosecutor confirmed that Akbar "creat- To the Editor: ed a very dangerous condition" when exiting the lot, The township of Union Education Foundation has Come and see us to begin the prospect of a fresh look, and as n result of the guilty plea, Councilman Akbar awarded nine grants to teachers for the 2009-10 school more confidence amd a new outlook on YOU! was ordered to pay a $500 fine plus court costs. The year. These teachers were honored at our annual recep- • Also specializing in Keratin Complex to straighten, or defrizz prosecutor also is quoted in the Star-Ledger as saying tion which, this year, was on May 20 at Liberty Hall. your hair in a healthy way. that "there was inappropriate behavior on the part of Even in these tough economic times, the foundation For an appointment /j/jn *>HH f 't/l^ the defendant," but that he could not comment further was able to award more grants than last year. We could Please Call: îfO* J/0.UUJ because of laws protecting...victims. not have done it without the support of many people in After the hearing Akbar, a Democrat, representing our community — Union Center Bank for their gener- the 1st Ward of Railway, said that he doesn't think his ous donation of $2,500; Investors Savings Bank for relations with the City Council or at Franklin Elemen- their donation of a grand prize for our raffle, and White tary will be damaged by the case. It is unclear what his Realty and Whole Foods, for their raffle prizes as well. 5 Walnut Avenue, Cranford relationship should be/will be with the BOE and the In addition, food for the reception was donated by Ara- status of his employment, however, there arc many in mark, and beverages from Potter Architects. Liberty Rahway who believe that he should immediately Hall graciously allowed us to use their beautiful facil- resign his position on the City Council. ity. When installed into public office, individuals swear In addition, we received financial support from an oath to abide by and enforce the laws of the nation, many throughout the community for our fundraisers state, county and their municipality, with their right throughout the year. We especially want to thank the hand raised and the left on the Bible. By pleading following for the financial support which contributed guilty, Mr. Akbar has told the community that it does- to our successful year: Dr. Theodore Jakubowski; EXIT EXCLUSIVE REALTY n't matter what he swore to do and that he doesn't George and Irene Pctras, Suplee, Clooney & Co., Maria A. Gomes 152 Centra! Avenue. Clark, NJ 07066 believe that the laws and ordinances of the city of Rail- Barry's Auto Center, Committee to elect David Office: (732)381-3948 Cell: (201)207-5766 way apply to him. Arminio, Steve and Joanne Helmstetter, Daniel Fax: (732)381-3995 Using their own standard of behavior, by which DeMarco, Harbor Haven, Lynn Vollmuth, Summit they have repeatedly attempted to measure the per- Physical Therapy, Gingerbred Kidz LLC, Sydelle formance of Republican council members, the Rail- Hirsch, Noreen Lishak, Ray Perkins, Jim Damato and way Democrats should, themselves, be insisting that the Township of Union PB A Local 6°. Must See Mr. Akbar vacate his council seat. In this case, it was The Township of Union Education Foundation is a shown and the councilman admitted in a court of law non-profit charitable organization whose mission is to in that he was guilty of an illegal act and yet the Rahway raise funds for creative and innovative educational Hast Orange Democrats persist to sweep this ugly incident under programs in our public schools. To date, we have fund- the rug as though nothing happened. ed more than 50 grants totaling more than $70,000. To This remarkable, 1 cannot help but believe if this were a Republican make a donation, please send a check made out to spacious home has they would be doing everything in their power to dis- Township of Union Education Foundation and send it 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. credit him and embarrass him into stepping down. But to P.O. Box 1282, Union, 07083. For information, call and a full-basement. because it is one of their own they, the Democratic 908-851-9869. Help us to continue to help the children Committee has circled the wagons and have down- in our public schools, Price: $275,000 played the seriousness of what has occurred. Susan Lipstein, president Pure and simple based on his own admission of Township of Union Education Foundation guilt, the man should resign, obviously, since he passed up the council meeting he was attempting to 'Forever thankful' avoid publicly addressing the issue. The people of the To the Editor: city deserve the best representation possible and obvi- Thank you to all who supported our efforts to be ously, this is not currently the case, nominated to run in this year's November election for Kevin Retcho Union Township Committee. WB Specialize m Rahway It was quite a challenge to win a primary with write-in votes. We really appreciated all who took the Neck and Back They showed generosity time and effort to type in Charles Donnelly's and Paul To the Editor: Verzosa's names. Pain Relief On April 25, 2009, Union High School lost one of To the many who spent endless hours going door to door, the phone callers, event sponsors and financial our own. Yoselin Sanchez, a senior, passed away unex- Slsc Hsrniatkjn pectedly. supporters, what else can we say? We are forever The students and faculty of UHS exhibited com- thankful. ShoBMsr, Arm Cflsetf fail passion and concern by raising more than S2,000 in Paul Verzosa Hfflgralnes c Hsadahces one day. Students were giving all of their lunch money Charles Donnelly #Setotlc& Lag Pain and any spare change they might have had. The facul- Union ty donated larger sums of money. The credit for this unbelievable accomplishment goes to her friends, Columns count who, in. spite of their grief, banded together to petition To the Editor: the student population for donations. The committee to elect Verzosa and Donnelly sent This good deed spread throughout the community flyers stating "that without your help the Republican and donations started to come in from outside agen- Party will not have candidates on this November's cies, other schools within the town and private citi- General Election Ballot." zens. In my opinion, that was a lie. Republican Carol Within three days, the unexpected happened. Segal was running for the Township Committee, but Through the love of her friends and the compassion of his name was placed under column D. her classmates at Union High School, enough money was raised for Yoselin's funeral and burial at Holly- Continued on Page 10 PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, JUNE~25,2bQ9' LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE OP-ED Showing support for the watershed The myth is that businesses do furnish the Rahway River Associa- not care about the environment. tion with a grant to buy binoculars With a profit motive being the para- Eye and field guides for the children of mount goal, the environment is just the JFK Community Center. an afterthought, or so it seems. On the For 2009, Merck & Co. provid- The truth is, a healthy Rahway ed much-needed funding to assess River watershed is an essential part Environment the natural resource values of the of the corporate culture of three Red Hill section of Ashbrook nationally renowned businesses By Dennis Miranda Swamp Reservation, a unit of the that either call Union County home Union County Park system. The or have a significant presence here. Union County Board of Public Util- Red Hill area appears to be a relict The Union Township Chamber of Commerce In 2009, they have played a major ities in maintaining Rahway River- Pine Barrens habitat disconnected 355 Chestnut Street, Union role in furthering the improvement front Park, a 10-acre park along the from the southern New Jersey habi- Tel: 908-688-2777 Fax: 908-688-0338 of the quality of life for both nature shores of the Rahway River. On tat thousands of years ago. and humans. Jim Brody Toni Johnson May 27, dozens of Covanta The Rahway River Association Executive Director President To celebrate Earth Day, Com- employees, representatives of the retained the service of a Pine Bar- cast Corporation mustered nearly Union County Board of Public Util- rens expert to study the fauna and 50 volunteers to tidy up Bezaga ities and volunteers expanded a but- flora of this remarkable biological Park in the city of Rahway, Togeth- terfly garden that was built last year community billed by regional Friday, June 26 8:00 -10:00 am: er with support of the Land Conser- with funding by Merck & Co. The botanists as the place where "the Joint Legislative Breakfast with vancy of New Jersey's Parks for garden composed of native flowers, glaciers met the sea." The much- People Program personnel and vol- shrubs and trees will provide a food needed funding will determine the Greater Elizabeth Chamber Featuring: unteers of the Rahway River Asso- source for beneficial insects, butter- health of globally rare plants that Joe Florio, Deputy Mayor of Union, Sheriff Ralph ciation, we removed garbage, flies, hummingbirds and later a were discovered here during a Rail- Froelich, Assemblywoman Annette Quijano, weeded undesirable plants and source of seeds for migratory birds. way River Association sponsored placed mulch on trails of the 10 While the Covanta employees bioblitz in 2007 and make recom- Assemblyman Joseph Cryan, acre nature preserve, a part of the provided the "sweat equity" to dou- mendations for ensuring their sur- State Senator Thomas Kean Jr. Union County park system. ble the size of the butterfly garden vival intro the future. Liberty Hall Conference Center, The project volunteers received replete with new plants and mulch, Covanta Energy, Comcast Cor- encouraging words of support and other activities were taking place, poration and Merck & Co. are the 1085 Morris Avenue; Union gratitude by Mayor Jim Kennedy of including the participation of chil- first members of the Rahway River Members $15 {Non-Members $25) Rahway and Alexander Mirabella, dren of the John F. Kennedy Com- Association's Watershed Business RSVP 908-688-2777 or [email protected] chairman of the Union County munity Center on a nature walk. Partners who recognize the need to Board of Chosen Freeholders. Vol- Donning binoculars, the children contribute to the improvement of "Our mission is to "Unite, Strengthen, Represent and Promote business unteers of Comcast Corp. toiled saw mockingbird, yellow warbler, the parks, nature preserves and nat- growth for the Members of the Union Township Chamber of Commerce." hard to make Bezaga Park a better double crested cormorant and ural areas of the Ralnvay River place lor the surrounding commu- snowy egrets among others. Sig- watershed as part ol" their corporate nity and for the wildlife that call nage, an educational brochure and a philosophy. The Rahway River this park home. blue bird trail are all planned for the Association is deeply grateful for Covanla Energy, the conglomer- future thanks to a pledge of future their financial support and commit- ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS ate that operates the sprawling support by Covanta Energy. ment to the environment. . Union County Resource Recovery In 2007, Merck & Co. provided Facility along Route 1 in Rahway is the much-needed funding to build Dennis Miranda is the executive Get pir lemeten IMR eiliie an enthusiastic partner with the the first stage of the butterfly gar- director of the Rahway River Rahwav River Association and the den at Rahway Riverfront Park and Association. ? 11^. ,(*»•,-»,, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR BtGiVto&&^l*wtfffljiVr$f ^"^hotjwj^p f^lwW, IWw ^W Ûw^p^ wmUMMw (Continued from Page 9) willing to support the many budget draining ideas that Republican Chairman Ralph Gaglione, according our 5th Ward eouncilwoman has voted against. Smith to the newspaper, wished Mr. Segal luck in the is running a candidate, whose only "service" to upcoming primary election. Roselle has been his appointment by the mayor to the is just a click away! Zoning Board. His lack of attendance at meetings put Why wasn't Mr. Segal's name placed under col- the borough in jeopardy of lawsuits by lawyers and To check out our demo or to subscribe, just visit... umn A? I am sure that if his name had been under col- builders because the board lacked a quorum. umn A, he would have won. Eleanor Radler The mayor's candidate, who the article describes Union as having "just attended his second council meeting," Editor's note: Ballot positions for candidates in all will need to do better than he did with his Zoning elections are determined by random drawings that Board attendance, if he wins with his write-in vote. E-Edition subscriptions are for 6 months or a year, take place at the Union County Clerk's office. When asked about his removal from the June 2 ballot, and there is no software to download. he was unable to explain the reason to the reporter. As chairperson of the Public Safety Committee, Mayor did an 'about-face' Dansereau studied and promoted the red light camera To the editor: system, which is a revenue-building safety project The Union County section of a local daily paper with no cost to the borough. The mayor's candidate, ran an article about the Roselle Borough Council race according to the article, prefers the installation of that omitted important issues voters must weigh when speed bumps and stop signs which would be the bor- going to the polls. In interviewing incumbent 5th ough's financial responsibility. Ward candidate, Christine Dansereau, the reporter As a 5th Ward resident, I am disappointed in the mentioned her scrutinizing of Mayor Garrett Smith's mayor's exorbitant financial support of a candidate effort to serve as the business administrator. It did not, who knows so little about a major issue in this ward however, mention Smith's demand for a 500 percent — the flood project. Ms Dansereau has dedicated increase in his salary, which Dansereau fought many years to a soon-to-be-realized grant, giving against. relief to residents of our ward. Her opponent's lack of This may be one of the many reasons why Smith knowledge of, and interest in this critical issue will set has made an about-face in his previous support of this high priority project back considerably. Dansereau. Mayor Smith's desperation is evident in Richard Lenihan selecting an unknown candidate, who apparently is Roselle UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURGE LOCALSQURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUME 25, 2009 — PAGE 11 stands, DOE \J By John O'Reilly Staff Writer HILLSIDE — An ex-Board of Up to $3,050 in rebates and tax credits Education member, voted out of office earlier this year, has lost his appeal to overturn a six-month suspension. Nine-year board member Elbert Smith was first issued the suspension by the state School Ethics * Some expiration dales apply so don't delay Commission in May 2007. New Rheem Heating -j Save This Coupon According to the original ruling, or Air Conditioning System Smith was accused of sending vari- Plus Money ous letters, e-mails and confidential Mate Your Best Deal memos undermining then-high Then Take school principal, EvaMarie Smith Saving Any Service Call Raleigh, directly to other board Davy said in her ruling. iii i members. Even if Smith's six-month sus- Last month, after a final appeal, pension had been revoked, the dis- state Commissioner of Education trict would not have been affected Lucille Davy upheld the ruling. — he lost his seat in April's elec- "[Smith's] actions did cross the tion and is no longer a board mem- line between proper board activity ber. and school administration," Davy Hillside's Interim Superinten- said in her decision. "While he dent, Michael Roth, said he is protested he was not micro-manag- unsure how the suspension will be ing or passing judgment on princi- served, now that Smith is no longer pal Raleigh, his writings reveal that a board member. "If the person is I'sRnewi'" he was." no longer on the board, [a suspen- Smith's suspension came after sion] doesn't really carry its origi- several school officials, including nal weight. Whether that would the superintendent at the time, Ray- impact the person if they ever want mond Bandlow, testified he over- to come back, I don't know," he reached his bounds of power in his said. harsh criticism of Raleigh. The state Department of Educa- During (he ethics hearing, staff tion's Ethics Commission could not testified Smith frequently ques- clarify the details of the penalty by tioned Raleigh's leadership during press time. If it's happening in your town, then it's in the the 2006-07 school year, and was Raleigh, now a principal in the particularly critical of a senior Salem County Special Services prank in which students drove a School District, did not return calls vehicle on the school track. The to her new school seeking com- students were not charged criminal- ment. ly, according to Bandlow, who tes- Messages left at Smith's home tified Raleigh handled the matter were not returned. He is an admin- appropriately. istrator in Orange Public Schools. LOCALSOURCE Smith was also accused of tar- Roth, who was not with the dis- geting the new principal clue to her trict when the incidents in question treatment of his wife, who still took place, did comment that Smith works as a physical education acted within his bounds of office Our award winning reporting provides the most teacher at Hillside High School. while they worked together. comprehensive coverage of news, sports, and entertainment t .^ *(-**• "Even if [his] wife's view of "With the time I was with him, information. News and happenings in your town, delivered to Raleigh had nothing to do with his he always tried to be conscientious your mailbox that you can only get in the actions, he...projected the appear- and was always appropriate," he UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE ance of bias and impropriety," said. 1 YEAR FOR ONLYmww. SPRINGFIELD BRIEFS Mail Coupon and Payment to: Like to play Scrabble? Hepbum films playing Worrall Community Newspapers, P.O. 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Springfield library holds its • July 9: French film "Priceless" Must not have been a Subscriber in the last 30 days. drop-in computer training program • July 16: Chinese film "Tuya's Wednesdays. Visit the library Marriage" between 10:30 a.m. and noon for • July 23: Mexican film "Under training in how to use the Internet. the Same Moon" PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Batter up CSC decision looms (Continued from Page 1) township, after reviewing how governments in nearby communities operate. Two forms had the township administrator or manager answer directly to the mayor, potentially giving them too much power, officials had said. Adding more committee seats, as the mayor-council form would have required, was also nixed because of additional costs in salaries and benefits. The change to a township committee has worked successfully in both Cranford and Hillsborough, the governing body said. Some residents, however, said the current form of government is fine. Instead, they blamed political problems on the people in power. Vauxhall resident James Scott said elected officials have to worry more about "small" issues like overgrown playgrounds and massive potholes. "If the people in there now need to rededicate themselves to what they Were elected to do, I do not believe the topic would ever have surfaced that we need a new government," Scott said after the June 22 Charter Study meeting. "We vote for these people, now we need to vote them out." The commission's next order of business is to polish and refine their final report, due on or before Aug. 4. After their recommendation for a Clark Recreation has added another new program to its list of classes and pro- change in Union's government, the public must vote on the plan. 1 grams . About 80 women of all ages meet twice a week for Women's Softball. The commission plans to review their final report with the Township This non-competitive league gives Clark residents the chance to be active and Committee July 9, decide on a tentative final draft July 16 and givea have fun. Local businesses sponsored each team and supplied shirts. For infor- final presentation of their recommendation by July 27. mation, contact Ralph Bernardo at the Recreation Office, 732-388-3600. John O 'Reilly can be reached at 908-686-7700, ext. 116.

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Live gospeS Fridays officer killed in Shootout Friday Night Live will be held at Ebenezer AME Church, 253 Cen- Suspect kidnapped nine-year-old son from estranged wife tral Ave., Rahway, from 7 to 11 By John O'Reilly ers on a 40- Miller, a former marine, was p.m. Friday. There will be poetry Staff Writer mile chase married with three daughters, and and jazz. There will be refresh- UNION — A former township through the received u posthumous Medal of ments for sale. Donations will be man was shot to death in a gunfight Pocono Honor from state police during his aeeepted. For information, call with Pennsylvania state police, Mountains in funeral June 13, what would have 732-382-0541. after he kidnapped his nine-year- the northeast- been his 35th birthday. old son and shot two pursuing state ern part of the "Trooper Miller's death is a Quality Hair Cuts At YMCA offers camps troopers, killing one. state, before tremendous loss for the depart- Affordable Prices Registration for the 2009 Sum- Daniel Autenrieth, 31, was he was forced ment," said Pawlowski. "His mer Camp at the YMCA of Eastern armed with a 9 mm handgun when off the road in actions will never be forgotten." Union County, Rahway Branch, he allegedly snatched his son, Coolbaugh Lombardo, who was shot in the Township, has begun. Camps are 10 weeks Trevor, .from his estranged wife's torso during the gunfight, was list- according to state Police Commis- and begin Monday, ending Sept. 4. home in Nazareth, Pa., June 7, state ed in satisfactory condition at Com- sioner Frank E. Pawlowski. The YMCA has the following police sa>d in a report issued the munity Medical Center in Scranton camps: clay after the gun battle. When officers rushed toward the last week. • Discovery Camp for ages 5 A spot esperson for Autenrieth's vehicle, Autenrieth, standing out- Autenrieth was a 1996 graduate OPEN MON. thru SAT. wife, Susan, told a local newspaper side his car, opened fire, killing of Union High School, though in through 7 1654STUYVESANTAVE.' UNION • Explorer Camp for ages 8 Daniel pointed a gun at her and six-year police veteran Joshua 2004, he moved to Palmer, Pa. The through 10 slammed the door on her broken Miller, 34, and injuring another, slain suspect allegedly received the 908-851-2813 • Adventure Camp for ages 11 ankle during the kidnapping. She Robert Lombardo, 35. Police handgun from a girlfriend who pur- through 14 was able to escape through the back returned shots, hitting Autenrieth chased it for him in a sporting • Square Foot Gardening camps door of her home, and yelled for eight times. His sou, who was res- goods store in May, according to will be available during July and neighbors to call police. cued from the backseat of the car published reports. A court had while the shooting was going on, August. Autenrieth and his ex-wife had barred him from owning a gun due was not harmed. Pawlowski com- Additional volunteers will be been fighting for custody of the to the legal issues with his ex-wife. mended the two officers for dis- : needed to assist the staff during the boy, along with their two younger John O 'Rcilly can he reached at tracting Autenrieth, while other Great & Sma! mornings. Previous experience is daughters, Abigail, 3, and Carolyn, 9DS-6H6-7700, cxi. 116, or cditori- police on the scene rescued the boy. not required. 4. He led Pennsylvania state troop- al(ii\tlwlncaboiirce,com.

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Camacho Kyle Richard Chaikin Myles Ra'shaun Chandler Theja Venkata Channapragada Barry Edward Cohen Warren Corrales Kevin Max Handeli Jolie L. Marrin Karyn Eva Rothspan Michael Correia Terae Londre Hargrove Shana Elizabeth Marshall Alyssa Kim Rotkewicz Jeanine Dana Costa Nazja Flassan Alyssa Ann Mason Julie Blaire Salant Jon Michael Cubukcu Justine L. Hernandez Archil Matsaberidze Sandrine Ariella Salman Mike Danishevsky Rebecca Lynn Hersh Najee James McKay Stephanie Yvonne Schnabel Nicole Marie DelMauro Kadeem E. Hill Jhonnatan R. Medina Matthew James Schweikert Joseph John DiMaria George Ugochukwu Ibe Justin Glenn Model Craig Lawrence Scott, Jr. Michael David Diament Katie Michelle Imbriano Peter Michael Mongiello, Jr, Manah Jaqueline Scott Danielle Dishy Johanna Lynn Joseph Ramy Esam Mostata Carolina Gomes Sequeira Anna Dorokhin Adam Noach Kadosh Katilin Rose Murphy Matthew Alexander Shanes Caroline Mary Egnatuk Nicholas G. Kakounis Christopher James Neville Kyle Kevon Simonson Cheryl Rose Fanti Christina Eleni Karas Shaun Yonatan Nisani Joseph William Smela Dana Teddy Feldman Casey Elizabeth Kennedy Luciana Mariel Okseniuk • Heather A. Sommer Frank Robert Filippone Heather Anne Kerr Mor'na Joanique Peeples Sneha Sreekumar Couilney Elizabeth Finan Jessica Rachel Khordos Michael Joseph Petrilli Tatyana M. Stanziale Zachary Benjamin Floyd William Patrick Kirk Joanna Helen Podberezniak Michael Andrew Stigliano Jonathan Scotl Friedman Paula Michelle Krause Aleksandra Polshakova Michelle Catherine Talis Gregory Brandon Krupit Stephanie Michelle Porquin Anna-Alicia Kristina Tettamanti Corey P. Gaffrey Jacob Dylan Krupp Veronica Quinones Melissa A. Tierney Jordan Ian Gelband Jacqueline Kuczynski Steve A. Rivera Jillian Joan Torzewski Stephanie Nicole Gelband Justin George Lam Evan Thomas Rodrigues Doreen Tova Tuvel Abhiseikh Gill Stephanie Elizabeth Lawson Melissa Marina Rodriguez Jordan Samuel Usdin Ryan Richard Godfrey Jane Lilvin William Jamal Rogers Alen Wojciuk Kyvann Jose Gonzalez Dmitriy Lubavin Kimberlinne Ninoska Charles Scoit Green Caitlin Margaret MacDonald Romero Santos Robert Nicholas Yannazzone Colin Michael Greten Sara Rose Malaker Eric Scott Rosenberg Liat Zabludovsky Alyssa Louise Grobarz Michelle Sue Manders Harris Seth Rothbard Roxana Isabelle Ziarek Shawn F. Gutinan Rena Elena Zouloufos

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Allen, Pierre, Nathalie Pindeda-Lopez, Najah Allen, Elsie Amaya, Ryan Anthony Pintado, Philip Pires, Andrews, David Anglade, Alexa • Abel Porter, Telima Plowman, Angrisani, Edwin Anuforo Jr., Anjeneau Privott and Gary Pyrus, Malcom Annslead, Mireya Arre- i •' i ' >• • •! ! Edward Quinn and Andrea villaga, Cynthia M. Aulert and 1 Quinones. Michael Avallone fl, Robert Ragan, Tiffany Michael Baez, Jean'ette Bai- . | Ramierez, Melissa Rasnovv, ley, Angelina Banina, Jennifer I Edward Reesg, Etias Reyes, Barnes, Marquis Barnes, Melvin Shanelly Reyes, Gaibriela Reyna, Barnes, Dennise Bartra, Lindsey \ ' Alexavier Rivera, Nicole Rivera, Bell, Octavio Bent, LaDante Kendra Robinson, Carmen Berry-White, James B. Best, Carl Rodriguez, Crtsthian Rojas, Carly Blackmail, Lance Bilodeau, Reg- •5- -'., Romeo, Wilberto Rosa Jr., Jamos gie L. Blocker Jr., Juanl Bolanos, Rose, Marcus Rouse, lsaiafi Ruiz Jamal Bolden, Derrell Bonner, and Darren Rybarczyk. Fanima Boone, Victoria Brenner, ; l- Gabireia Salazar, Nicolas Ani'jaah Brown, Ashlee C. , 1 Sanchez,- Richard Sanchez, Victo- Brown, Christian T. Brown, ria Santos, James Sawyer, Robert Jamarr Brown, Joshua S. Brown i , •• s-" Schtmmel, Ashley Scretchen, Afu- and Bryshann Bryant. !••''•?•'.„ ned Selim, Ashley Serrano, Timo- Jennifer Cadestin, Phillip J. Photo By Hiirbani Kokkalis thy Shivers, Madeleine Slom- Caldwell, Courtney Carbonaro, Members of the Rahway High School Class of 2009 reflect on the past four years czewski, Ali Smith, Asheea Smith, Tarik Carman, Brittany Casares, and look to the future as they wait to receive their diplomas during the high school's Latasha Smith, Scott Smith, Fabian Castro, Julio Cattaneo, commencement ceremony Monday. Amdanda Stadler, Denzel Staple- Christopher Cavvley, Daniel Choj- ton and Julius Stephenson. naeki, Michael Civitano, Keyonna and Kelly C. Dunn. Oliver Gozo, Krystal Graham, LaPonia, Carlton Lawson, Daphne Charles Taggart, Danny Tate, Coleman, Samaria Coffins, Derek Roy Eastman Jr., Troy East- Louis Cfrant, lazeha Grecn-Fant, Lee, Adrian Leon, Chantelle Marcus Tate, Caleb Taylor, Niya Colvin, Moniquc Couover, Alyson man, Christian Eekenrode, A'ja Steven Guerrero, Jose Gutierrez. Lewis, Melissa Libbey, Luis Taylor, Briana Tennet, Lahnisha Corduan, Winston E, Cornette, Edwards, Julian Elam, Gabriel Jr. and Michael Gutierrez. Lopez and Sarah Lopez. Thomas, Pamela Thomas, Paola Catherine Courtot, Cecil Cran- Evangeltsta and Nathaly Exantus. Andrelis Hernandez, Norma Leonard Madison, Neftaly Thonuis, Stephanie Thomas, more, Stephanie M. Cruz, Justin Stephanie Feliciano, Yissel Hernandez, Damans Hill, Rochell Martinez, Dennis Mayo, Ocquasia Casey Thompson, Ryan Thomp- L. Curtis and Petar Cvetojevic. Fcliz, Meigan Fernandez, Brittany Hinton iV, Adrian Hughes, Kotnt- McCalpine, Marissa McCarthy, son, Malcolm Thorpe, Caillyn Tor- Raehelle Dagenc, Tiffany S. Figueroa, Raiza Figueroa-Perez, ney Hughes, Andre Hunt, Brian Aaron McFaiiin, Colin McGrath, res, McKenzie Trahan, Niccole Daggett, Edward Daniels, Jeffrey Jarrad Fiorito, Al-Nisa Fish, Hunt and Melissa Hurst. Allen McCiovern, Gloria Tutt and Michael Tvverdak. Daniels, Pierre Darisme, Carly L. Richard Fitzpatrick, Rebecca Dimilrius Inee and Steven McLamb, Darius McPhatter, Christopher Vansco, Taylor Defuner, Inez DeLeon, Diego A. Florezak, Irvin Flores, Siobhan L. Irizarry. Aiyah Moustafa, Karin Moya Velez, Melissa Velreein and Jan DelPozo, Jessica Dembiczak, Ford, Darius Foster, Alexis Pasealc Jean, Russell Jenkins, Tlissi, Giovanni Monoz and David Alexa Villanueva. Anthony J. DePasquale, Dave Fowler, Marquise Fraisier and Steven Jeronimo, Jarrid Johnson, Muriel. Laljosja Wade, Richard Walsh, Desormcau, Gilberle Desrosiers, C'haz Fudge III. Kennefh Johnson, Sattirah John- Werner Nazon, Anthony New- Ryan Warren, Christen Whyte, Samantha DeVeau, Erie Dick, Kevin Chirviria, Amy Cieis, son, Gabriel Johnson-Ortiz and born, Jonathan Newman, Qiatm Frank Wilfrid, April Williams, Hvonte Dickerson, Monique Dick- Michelle CHI, Charisma Gillette, Amir Jones. Newsome, Phillip Newton, Steven Patrie Wishbow, Janise Woiwor, son, Tessa Dolce, Daniella Dor- Christina Gilpin, Amanda Ciilroy, Matthew Racer and Shanctte J. Nieves, Alexander Nolan, Ligia Quaran Wpmack, Cynthia Wright cent, Darius Doss, Thomas Drake, Michael Giurco, Daniel Glaser, Kinard. Norinho and James Norman. and Gayle Wrona. Richard Dnuighn, Eric Dumey Alexander Goncalvcs, Samuel- Diamond La Duna, Kandcn Tradaius Oaten-Tucker, Jenna Ifcana Zapata.

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L PAGE 16 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE ALJ grads look toward the future SOE Arthur L Johnson High School, Daniel Da Silva Clark, Commencement Ceremony Colleen Anne Davey was held June 18. The graduating Diana De Lauro class included the following stu- Victoria Marie De Marzo dents: Anthony De Wolf Noah Amer John Michael De Paola Peter Arteaga Cayla Joan Di Fabio Le-Quan Askew , Cristofero S. Di Nucci Michelle Krystie Avena Mark Dimaio Kevin Azydzik Dillon Drigon Ray Bailey Jamie Marie Duffy Gregory Robert Baker Daniel Dugan Michael Robert Baker Casey Megan Dunn Thomas P. Kiernan Allison Lehigh Nozza Erica Ashleigh Seng Jeanamarie Banta Jennifer Esposito Joseph Kilburg Collyn Thomas O'Kane Evan Shanahan Monica F. Barros Kimberly Taylor Esposito Adam Ross Kipnis Eric B. Ottenstein Ryan John Shaughnessy Rebecca Lynn Bartolick Christina M. Etlinger Matthew John Klimchak Damen Padilla Manvir Singh David Fitzgerald Bernardo Megan Anne Etzel Scott Klimchak Maria Catherine Palermo Nina Maria Sinicropi Donna R. Black Michael Christopher Fabi- Danielle Judith Koebli Nicole Angelina Paserchia Nicole V. Sintra Molly E. Black janczuk Kevin Konopi Victoria Elizabeth Pelosi Monica Slodowski Alicia Marie Bolen Alyssa Lynn Faede Agata Kulacz James Pendergast Ian Smith Michael Bonaccorso Doris Fakeh Christine B. Leal Kristen A. Pereira Robert F. Smorol III Holly Katherine Brewer Claire Felter Christopher M. Lim Robert Michael Perez Margaret Solowinski Bradley Thomas Brown Vincent Louis Ferdinandi Zachary A. Linderoth Eric Peters Loralyn Sortino Jessica Lynn Budrock Nicholas Ferreira Kevin Manuel Lourenco Pritesh V. Pillay Richard T. Spellerberg Michael John Calavano Nicole Luann Ferrentino Emily Rita Lubin Jeffrey Pinkham Christopher Ryan Spence Matthew Thomas Calo Joseph Salvatore Florio Daisy Luis Gerald William Pobuta Danielle Nicole Stern Breanna Cannetti Anthony G. Fonti Brian Lutz Nikki Lyn Porcelli Thomas Huston Stillman Gabriella Capobianco Darianna Fraser Kristen Manata Joshua Bryant Powers Michael Szewczuk Louis M. Caporaso Mario Anthony Furfero Alexandria Mareino Nicole H. Puszczalo Stephanie Lee Teixeira James E. Cascao Shaun Patrick Gaffney Valeria Marin • Kathryn Grace Quattrocchi Jessica Lynn Torres Thomas Cassidy Jephthah J. Gamo Matthew Thomas Matlosz Robert Joseph Raimundo Edward L. Toth, Jr. Alejandro Castro Michael A. Geraci Alexandra Nicole Mattie Guido D. Rebosio III Frank Travisano Chrisitian Andrew Chavez Jennifer Lynn Glassen Edward Maye Antonio Regada Brooke Lauren Tropeano Konstantinos Christodoulakis Jennifer Michele Goldberg Amanda De La Vega Mazzole- Kristen Lee Reynolds Christopher Thomas Tylutki Alan Alexis Chu Sarah Lauren Goldenberg nis Michael Joseph Riccio Michael Vaccaro Kerri Cislo Catherine D. Goncalves Brian Megill David Scott Ring, Jr. Steve Valente Erin Elizabeth Closs Alexander Grajewski Michael James Merfert Douglas M. Ritter Michael Vicente Joseph Daniel Coler Anthony John Guido Kara Marie Metz Christopher Paul Roberts Lindsey Villanova lsis Colon Agnieszka Halat Stefan Mihajlovski Christopher G Rodrigues Christopher Villaverde Robert Comeau Harrison Howard Haney John Alexander Miller Jonathan Rodriguez Juliet Lynn Vinegra Giuseppe Congiusta Amber Katerina Hewko Edward Paul Mironski Diana Marie Roncaioli Leah Kristine Warner Ryan Patrick Conrad John Hogan Steven P. Miskinis Matthew Haber Rotondo Michael C, Webb Caroline Ann Conway Zuzana Hrehova Connor Moore Amanda Rose Rubano David S. Weiner Christopher Coons Tom as Iiurtado Kimberly Susan Mortensen Patrick John M. Runkle Jessica White Nicholas Coppola Alyssa Janine Jacob Kelly Ann Muller Shawn Ryan Lance Marlon Wildorf Dylan James Cosgrove Pawel Jamiolkowski Joseph Anthony Murin Kyle Jacob Saich Mikolaj Wilk Rachael M, Cselovszky Andrew Janeiro Jamie Mytrowitz Nicholas Sakellis Kaitlyn Woelpper Katherine Elizabeth Currier Courtney Rose Johnson Alexandra Naspinski Jerry Scaturo Cody Marc Wrobleski Marissa Eileen Curti Kimberly Ann Juzefyk Joseph James Newman Jacquelyn Mae Schadewald Brian I, Yeo Christine Cutinello Jozef Knpel Matthew W. Newman Karen F. Schwendemen Andrew Zucosky Lauren Christine Czapla Elizabeth Catherine Kent Chad Nolle Erica Ann Scner Bartley Zucosky Schieferstein Farm Market Congratulations Produce & Garden Center Local Blueberries Class Fresh Baked New Jersey of 2009 PIES TOMATOES FLOWERS Bulk MULCHES TOPSOIL ^5^ ^W *(f 2009

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PAGE 18 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE SCHOOL ZONE Youths honored for community service Movin} up Lawton C. Johnson Summit ty service, students help out at local tal, or helping parents rake leaves," Shaping Summit Together. Middle School eighth-graders who events, lend a hand to food and said LCJSMS guidance counselor Special honors were given at the donated at least 20 hours of com- clothing drives, volunteer to help Jane Parkinson. "These are family breakfast to eighth-grader Kendra munity service this school year, out at one of the many churches, obligations and responsibilities. Lerner, who logged 225 hours of were honored at a breakfast held in temples, hospitals, or schools, or Community service is working in community service •— the most of- the school cafeteria June 5. give help to a senior citizen or our community to make it a better any student in the class. As part of the school's Advisory neighbor in need. place in which to live." Eighth-graders performed a Program, eighth-grade students are "Students are taught that com- At the breakfast, presentations total of 6,567 hours of community expected to perform at least 20 munity service is not helping out at were made by Daryl Lublin, chair service, and all will be honored at hours of community service during home, babysitting for siblings, vis- of the Franklin School Fair, and their graduation ceremonies for this the school year. Through communi- iting family members in the hospi- Annette Dwyer, coordinator of achievement. SCHOOL NEWS Health scholarships applicant chose a career in health- 18. Offerings include: Tennis Camp ing the school Web site at available to students care should accompany each appli- July 13 through July 16, from 9:30 www.motherseton.org or call Moth- cation. Applicants are chosen based to 11:30 a.m.; Softball Camp, July er Seton at 732-382-1952. Rahway High Joseph E. Enright Foundation is on the strength of their application 13 through July 16, from 5 to 8 and essay. p.m.; Volleyball Camp, July 20 to Register for Pre-K, School senior Patric offering $1,000 scholarships for Wishbow was students pursuing a field in health- For information or an applica- July 24, beginner and J.V. from 10 Head Start programs care, including but not limited to a.m. to noon and varsity level from awarded the 2009 tion, visit www.josephenrightfotm- Registration for enrolling chil- Vagelos Scholar- nursing, radiology, medical and dation.org or call 908-464-0277. 12:15 to 2:15 p.m.; Basketball dren in Union's pre-kindergarten pharmacology. Students who reside Camp, July 27 to July 31, from 10 ship, given to local program for September has begun. graduates who in central to northern New Jersey Register for camps a.m. to 2 p.m.; Soccer Camp Aug. Children must be four-years-of- are encouraged to apply by Tues- 17 to Aug. 21, from 9 a.m. to noon. attend one of the Mother Seton Regional High age by Sept. 30. Children who will top 25 colleges and day, A short essay stating what the School, Clark, is offering a summer The is a fee for each camp. be 3 1/2 years old by Sept. 30, and applicant is studying and why the universities. sports camps for girls, ages 10 to Obtain an application by visit- Continued on Page 21 Scholarship Fund distributes $6,500 to students The Clark Scholarship Fund County Magnet High School and Harrison Haney was presented education at Ramapo College. presented awards in excess of presented five scholarships, with a will be attending Carnegie Mellon the $ 1,000 William Sanguiliano Amber Hewko was presented $288,000. Clark Scholarship Fund total value of $6,500 to outstanding University in Pittsburgh. She will Scholarship, also named after a to the Elks Scholarship of $500, is supported entirely by contribu- Arthur L. Johnson and Union study physics. deceased member. Haney will sponsored by Clark/Mountainside tions from many businesses and County Magnet High School sen- Lance Wildorf, who will be attend the University of Connecti- Elks Lodge and administered by individual citizens in area commu- iors at an awards ceremony held at attending Tufts University in Mass- cut and major in theatre and pup- the Scholarship Fund, Hewko will nities. the Knights of Columbus May 18. achusetts, was awarded the Henry petry. attend Kean University to become a The fund welcomes anyone who Colleen Tracey was awarded Staeger Scholarship, named in Nicole Ferrentino was awarded mathematics teacher. would like to get involved in its the $2,000 Charles B. Driesens honor of another co-founder of the Toal Stipend, named in honor of The 2009 year marked the 56th work. Scholarship, named in honor of one CSF. The Staeger award has a value James J. Toal, the Fund's 17th pres- year the Scholarship Fund has hon- Meetings are held fives times a of the co-founders of Clark Schol- of $2,000. He plans to major in ident, in the amount of $1,000. ored outstanding students with such year. Interested parties should call arship Fund. Tracey attends Union English, Ferrentino will major in elementary awards. In this time, the fund has 732-388-6720. First time around STUDENT UPDATE Rafferty graduates AU Meghan Rafferty of Summit graduated from American Universi- ty, Washington, D.C., with a master's degree in public history and museum studies. While at Ameri- can University, Rafferty was a member of Phi Alpha Theta, a history honor society, and presented a paper at the annual Robyn Rafferty Mathias Conference, Heine on Honor Roll Jessica Heine, a sixth-grade student at Orange Avenue School, Cranlbrcl, was named to the Honor Roll for the third marking period. Lehigh: Two graduate Sarah Rowcn of Hillside and Ian Bcmaichc of Union earned bache- lors degrees in English and mechanical engineers, respectively, from Lehigh University. Berdela, Brechka, Panel members pose with moderator Matt Spricigo after completion of the Rotary of Roseile-Roselle Park's Kennedy honored first ethics seminar held at Roselle Park High School for students. From left to right: Joseph lungerman, Michele Berdela and Elizabeth Michael Reiovsky, Reverend Glen Scheying, and Harold Breunizer. Kennedy, both of Summit and Han- Continued on Page 19 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 19 STUDENT Finest hour UPDATE

(Continued from Page 18) nah Brcchka of Cranford earned highest honors for the spring 2009 semester at Skidmore College, /- \-4! Highest honors are awarded for a ViUlV quality point ratio of 3.670 or more from a possible 4.0. Judge obtains degree Christopher M. Judge of Dovvn- .' I ingtown was among 494 students who received their degree at St. Lawrence University's commencement ceremony May 17. Judge is a Cranford High School graduate. -/. SHS: Scholars named ' M Nineteen Summit High School students were named F-dward J Bloustein Distinguished Scholais for the 2009-10 academic jear Approximately 5000 high achie\- - \ftJ ing students in New Jersey second- 1 ary schools were selected as 6 Bloustein Scholars. These students I 'I are eligible for $1,000 annual scholarships if they attend a New Phulns Courtesy of D. Schindler Jersey college or university. Sum- Kindergarten students from Brookside Place School, Cranford, celebrated their 'Stepping Up' to first grade. mit High School's Bloustein Schol- The class sang 'God Bless America,' 'Start Off Each Day with a Song,' and 'We Did a Fine Job.' They also ars are Kristen Railey, Steven Tri- presented a choral reading of 'An ABC Farewell.' canowicz, Sarah Porr, Katie Lawrence, Sophie Van Home, Jason Curley, Paige Osborne, Samantha Greenman, Victoria Tour Paws Pet Fair' Green, Ruth Lovejoy, Lauren Ciar- avalli, Brian Fung, Rohaan Kewal- ramani, Kevin Johnson, Tomas coming to downtown Salazar, Julia Espy, Julian Cyrus, The Railway Center Partnership groomers, pet sitters and food and Dan Wong and Jonathan Zackolf. will host the Four Paws Pet Fair in drink venders have been invited. In downtown Rah way Saturday, from addition, there will be a 1(C Pet Cornell honors two 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the YMCA Walk hosted by the YMCA's Acti- 908.276.1829 Cornell's Merrill Presidential parking lot on Irving Street. Union vate Railway group and a "People's 505 Boulevard, Kenilworth Scholars Program honored 32 sen- County Mounted Police and K-9 Choice" pet show. There is a regis- iors, high school teachers and uni- units will attend. This free event is tration fee per pet. Awards will be versity faculty members who made open to the entire community and given to the winners. Children contributions to the students'1 lives. surrounding towns. So, bring your younger than age 16 must be Varan N. Gehani of Summit and pet and parents, and enjoy a fun day accompanied by an adult. Michael Thayer of Summit High for the entire family. For information, contact Rail- were among the honorces. Veterinarians, dog trainers, pet way Center Partnership at 732-396- Continued on Page 21 supply venders, animal shelters, pet 3545 or visit www.rcpnj.org. Government SurpBus GovDeals Is Hosting at Online Auction the Surplus Assets of New Jersey State, County, Municipalities, Emergency Services, Utilities and Other Agencies Vehicles - Confiscated Property - Heavy Equipment irt KlClSfail? Emergency Equipment - Computers - Specialty Assets f your child is struggling with schoolwork, r- regains writing j New Items Added Dally - Register Online to Bid Now! http://NJ.govdeals.com take action now to make his or her grades I confidenc* 1 Register online to bid. Call 800-613-0156 or I e-mail [email protected] for more Information % better. Since 1977, Huntington Lejiraing Center® [~ math~i^ttina GovDeals.-'o-n has helped improve children's skills, confidence! and motivation. Call WVATE rijTORwg pott Huntington today! I^^S^^^SHI CZH^fi^^™ .71 IMMEDIATE INSTflU. • 973-812-9440 Your child can learn. ^BM

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Antonio never tions, he rarely missed meetings fer someone with finance experi- Gonnella Business Administra- meet income or other guidelines, got into the middle of that. He was and always there for the needs of ence or the ability to explain budg- tor/Board Secretary, 426 Boule- can qualify for the Head Start pro- always a calming influence." the children," she said. ets and finances to the public. vard, Kenilworth, NJ 07033. The gram. For a pre-kindergarten regis- Pugliese has been a board In the past 15 years, the school Vincent A, Gonnella, board deadline for applications is 3 p.m. tration packet, call the Pre-kinder- member since 2002, when he was board has had to fill three other business administrator and secre- Friday. garten/Head Start Office at 908- selected to fill the vacancy left by vacancies due to resignations or tary, noted two to four people typi- Applicants must attend a spc-.. 851-6564. The office hours are Sue Washuda. Annmarie Duda deaths. cally apply for an open seal. cial board meeting at 7:30 p.m. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday remembered Pugliese\s first clays. While searching for Pugliese's July 8, in the Conference Room at through Friday. Anyone who has been a bor- "He was...young, had completed replacement, Zimmerman said the ough resident for more than a year, B rear ley High School to be inter- Get special services his chiropractic [schooling] and school board is trying to avoid can- age 18 or older, a registered voter viewed. Springfield Public Schools wanted to get involved in the com- didates with a "political ax to and can read and write is welcome A candidate may be appointed locate, identify and evaluate all res- munity," Duda said. grind." to apply. The term expires in April that night, according to Gonnella. ident students in need of special Reflecting on his contributions "We want people interested in 2010. John O'Reilly can he reached education and related services, throughout the years, Duda added, making our district the best it can Candidates are asked to send a at 908-686-7700, ext. 116. including pre-school children 3 to 5 years of age, pupils with disabilities attending public and non-public schools, and highly mobile pupils, Rahway community celebrates U.S. military such as migrant workers' children (Continued from Page I) Wilfrid, who was honorably One of the worst parts was the off," he recounted. and homeless children.Parents with Members of the local legion discharged, was first stationed in sand. "Oh, it got everywhere," Now, back home, Wilfrid said concerns about their child should also presented each of the men Kaltcrbach, Germany, before being Wilfrid said. "It gets into your he is looking forward to pursuing a contact Leslie Vaccarino, supervi- with a one-year free membership shipped to Balad, Iraq. "1 was in clothes, your hair and your eyes." degree in physical education and sor of special services, at 973-376- to the club and tickets to the annu- Iraq for 15 months," Wilfrid While Wilfrid was on the base helping his community. "I would 1025, ext. 2498, or in writing to al picnic. explained. working as a mechanic on genera- love to be a firefighter,'" he said. Springfield Public Schools, Depart- While Kriedeweis declined What surprised him most about tor engines and vehicle engines, Ringled said the Maple Avenue ment of Special Services: P.O. Box comment, Wilfrid said he was glad his time on the Middle Eastern other soldiers had it worse, he said. branch of the American Legion 210, Springfield, NJ 07081. to be home. county was how well the natives "It was pretty safe on the base, will continue to remember those Information for children with "It's nice to be back," Wilfrid spoke English. "I'd be doing guard but for the soldiers who were in the serving in the military. potential disabilities or those with said, noting he has spent much of duty up in a tower, and they would nearby villages, kicking in doors to "It feels...good to give back to disabilities from birth to age three his time getting reacquainted with call up to me asking for a Pepsi," search for insurgents, it was the people who sacrifice for us," is available through Project Child old, familiar faces and some much he recalled. There were also things tough," Wilfrid said. she said. "After all, freedom is not Find, a service established by the need rest. "I have been just catch- from home. "We had DVD players He described one the terrifying free" state Department of Education, at ing up with friends and hanging and air conditioning," he moments at the base. "A mortar hit Editorial can he reached at 800-322-8174. out." explained. one of the buildings and bounced 908-686-7700 or editoria[(8ithelo- STUDENT UPDATE (Continued from Page 19) Ramos of Rosellc Park, and Class of 2009 at Immaculate Con- Orange sixth-graders Jersey at the school's May 20 com- UC youths grads at Matthew Paul Taeschlcr of Moun- ception High School in Montclair. make honor roll lists mencement ceremony. Providence College tainside graduated from Villanova University during a commence- NJ. college students Orange Avenue School, Cran- McPherson awarded Caitlin Starr of Summit, ment ceremony held May 17, in noted for achieving ford, sixth-grade students named Meghan Wischusen of Cranford, Villanova Stadium. to the High Honor Roll and Honor science degree at RST Meaghan Geislinger of Mountain- College of New Jersey hosted Roll lists are as follows: Kyle Ashley McPherspn of side, Lori Zamanski of Linden and its first College Honors Sympo- High Honor Roll: Hayden Mountainside graduated from Stephen Hankinson of Summit Three graduate from sium to recognize academic Barry, Laura Brink, Rafael Brodie, Rochester Institute of Technology, were named to the clean's list for Qusnnspiac University accomplishments of graduating Emma Hooks, Joseph Kugelman, Rochester, N.Y., with a bachelor's at Providence College. Alexis D. Fotiadcs of Summit, students enrolled in the College's Alexander Levy, Olivia Noesner, degree in computer sciences. Ryan S. Mikotacyzk of Cranford Honors Program. Evan Perotta, Gillian Reaclie, McPherson studied in RIT's B. Locals graduate from and Jenna M. Stafford of Kenil- Ramapo College Honors Pro- Christina Rocchmi, Nicole Schini- Thomas Goltsahd College of Com- Villanova University worth graduated from Quinnipiac gram is a community of faculty menti and Ryan Shupp puting and Information Sciences. and students dedicated to intellec- Lauren Alexa Biondi of Clark, University May 17. Honor Roll: Jordan Carney, tual, creative and moral engage- Christopher N. Grimmig, John Timothy Doian, Christopher Gal- ment. Jamie Fasino of Union and Bloomfieid graduates Paul McKenna, Nicholas .1. Schi- DeFonzo, Kinnaman lagher, Michelle Mason, David Fiorelli Anne Salvo of Railway include UC residents fano, and William John Schultz IV Weichert and Theresa Wetherall named to dean's list were among students recognized Bloomfieid College held its of Summit, Christine Mary Gry- Matthew J. DeFonzo and Emily for their academic accomplish- 136th commencement ceremony walski and Ryan Walsh of Spring- A. Kinnaman, both of Summit, ment. on May 21. Among the graduates field, Brian Thomas Guirnalda of were named to the dean's list at Kuiinski awarded were Jenny Baguidy, Felicia N. Union, Daniel John Johnson and McDaniel College degree at UMDNJ Evans-Edwards and Christal N. Andrew Louis Petrozziello of Pask on dean's list Julie Kuiinski of Cranford was McCall, all of Hillside; and Adeso- Cranford, Justyna Malgorzata Rachel Pask of Clark was Clybum moves ahead awarded a Doctor of Physical la Adefowoju, Matthew S. 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class half hour before each service. Hebrew Summer Bible School Union, NJ 07083 begins at 10:15am. Fellowship Hour ASSEMBLIES OF GOD School: Sundays 9:30am. ADULT: Variety of groups offering Phone/fax: (908) 687-9440 immediately follows the service. Church time opportunities for ministry E-Mail: [email protected] CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOB nursery and Sunday School for infant to Pre- and fellowship Dr. Tom Sigley, Pastor-Teacher INTERNATIONAL. A Pentecostal church 14 avail. Sunday School for K-I2th grade BARRIER FREE SERVICES ON SUNDAY: begins at 9:00am in the Parish House (u1 37 seeking the face of God". 953 W. Chestnut (908)688-0714 9:45 A.M. Bible School for all ages St., Union. ClHirch/964-1133, Fax/964-1153. JEWISH- 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Celebration Worship Church Mall. For more information about Rev. John W. Bechtel, Pastor. CONSERVATIVE Services Church groups and community activities or Sunday Services: Children's Church & Nursery to contact Pastor Ney, please call the Church Sunday School - 10:05am REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Care is provided. Office at 973-379-4320, or visit our website: Morning Worship - R:45nm, ll:O0am TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRAEL 60 AND SCHOOL, 229 Cowperthwaite PI., Wednesday: SpringfieldPresbytcrian.org. Evening Service - 6:30pm Temple Drive, Springfield. 973-376-0539 - Westfield, Rev. Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor. 7:30 P.M. Addiction/Compulsion Wednesday Services: a Conservative Egalitarian inclusive (908) 232-1517. Beginning Sunday, July 6, Discussion Group Ladies Bible Study (Heart&l lome) - 10am congregation, welcoming to the broader Summer Worship Times are as follows: Youth activities during the week: Family Night 7:30pin with - community of mature couples, singles, Sunday Worship Services, 8:3(1 and 10:00 children of all ages. Royal Rangers hoys program (ages 3-14) "traditional" Jewish families, gay and a.m. Sunday morning Nursery available. Home Bible studies are now meeting. Missionettes girls program (ages 3-17) Wednesday Evening Worship Service, 7:30 Call for more information or Adult School of the Bible lesbian Jews, and interlmth families. We are dedicated to enriching the lives of our p.m. Holy Communion is celebrated at all check us out on the web. ROMAN CATHOLIC Friday Services: worship services. The church and all rooms Web Site: www.ccfou.org -congregational family by providing an Youih Night - 7:30pm are handicapped accessible "Where the Bible Comes ALIVE!" College & Career- 7:3l)pm inviting environment for spiritual THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY OK In addition (here are monthly meetings of education and social interaction and LOURDES, 300 Central Avenue, VICTORY CHURCH, 950 Raritan Road. Mountainside. 908-2.12-II62. Celebrate the Women's Joy Ministries and Men's growth, with an NAEYC certified Early Cnmibrd, NJ. 732-407-1543. Pastor Terry Lord's Day: Anticipated Mass 5:00pm, Sunday Breakfast Fellowship. For directions call Childhood Program and first rate Hicock. Sunday Service t pm Worship and 908-964-1133 and press 4. at 7:30am, <>:30am. 11:30am. Weekdays: Religious School, an active Men's Club, Praise, Teaching ami prayer for healing. Monday-Friday 7:30am, Saturday 8:00uin. Women's League, Hazak (Seniors). Teen METHODIST Wednesday night 7pm. Bible study and Sacrament of Reconciliation. Saturday at Ipm. Institute (Hebrew High School), USY, prayer for healing. Perpetual Adoration Chapel for personal prayer Keruv (Inteifaith), 1..GBT, and Adult COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST and devotion. www.olliiHHinlaiiisiile.org, CHURCH UKRAINIAN EVANGELICAL Education programs. PLEASE JOIN US! offieeMullmoiintaiuside.org. 301 Chestnut St.. ASSEMBLIES OF GOO Services: Daily on Sunday til 8:55 am, Roselle Park. NJ 07204 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (0(18) 686-8171 Monday-Friday at 7:00 am, and Sunday- Phone: 908-245-2237 Rev. Walter Cebulu, Pastor Thursday at 7:45 pm. Friday Shabbat Pastor: Rcv.Glcnn A. Scheyhing "Note: All services are in English. Evening at K:00 pm (1st Friday of month 10:30 AM Worship Service ( Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) at 6:30 pm) und Shabbal morning at 9:30 Sunday School Available Sunday Worship: 10:30 AM St. JAMES THE APOSTLE PARISH Sunday Evening: fi:30 I'M am. Shabbitt afternoon times are available COMMUNITY, 45 South Springfield Avenue, by phone. Contact Rabbi Mark Malloch KENILWORTII COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Springfield, New Jersey 07081.973-376-3044. Food Pantry tWednesday) 5-6:45 PM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 PM (x!5) ([email protected]) or Executive www.saintjamesparish.org. SUNDAY MASS: 455 Uoulevard COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Spanish Service (Saturday): 7 PM Director, Shiri Haines (xl3) Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated), Sunday 7:30, Kenilworth. NJ 07033 CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, Mountainside, ([email protected] 9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 noon. WEEKDAY Church Office; 908-276-1956 New Jersey 07092. You are invited to join us in MASS: Monday-Friday 7:30am. Saturday ) and plan on visiting us soon. Parsonage: 908-272-1995 Worship Services on Sundays at 10:30 am. This 8:00am. RECONCILIATION: Saturday Pastor: Rev. JinWook Jeong is a place for you to enjoy uplifting music and 11:00am (any time by appointments. English Service: 9:30 - 10:30 relevant messages that will energize and inspire Fellowship: 10:30-11:00 you. We offer a warm and friendly environment Korean Service: 11:30-12:30 with Bible study, Sunday school and active BAPTIST Followed by Fellowship adult and youth groups. For further information, Join us in Joyous Celebration of our please contact Dr. Christopher Belden, Pastor at ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, 640 S. Lord Jesus Christ! 908-232-9490. Springfield Ave., Springfield. Rev. Clarence ST. .JOSEPH PARISH, 767 Prospect Street, Alston, Pastor. Church phone (973) 379- JEWISH - REFORM Maplewood (1 blk. S. of Springfield Ave.); 1465. SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. Family Bible 973-761-5933, since 1914 serving Maplewood TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM School; 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. and adjacent areas of Union and Millbtirn. Our Springfield, NJ (073) 370-5387 WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. Mid-Week faith community welcomes you to join us for visit www.shaarey.org UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF CONNECTICUT FARMS .Service. Holy Communion every First worship, service opportunities and spiritual Rabbi: Joshua Goldstein UNION. Bervvyn Street at Overlook Terrace, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 888 Sunday. Nursery Care available every support. Varied activities for adults, youth Cantor; Amy Daniels Union, Rev. Ferdinand Llemulo, Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Rev. Roberta Sunday. If transportation is-needed "call the group, K-8 religious education classes, and a Religious School,. PreSchool, Senior group Pastor.Jonalhan Schneider, Music Director. Arrowsmitb, Pastor. Sunday Worship Service church office. Everyone is Welcome at Catholic school tor age 3 to grade K. Mass (Renaissance) Church Office 687-8077. Parsonage 686- at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School/Confirmation Antioch. celebrated in our beautiful church, Sundav 7:30, 2412. Worship Service 11:00 A.M., Sunday Class and "For Adults Only Education" at 9:00 and 11:30 a.m.; Saturday 5:30 p.m. * worship includes a children's sermon, 10:00 a.m. Child care provided. Sound followed by Sunday School, and communion system for tilts hearing impaired. Coffee hour on the first Sunday of each month. All follows tile service. Ample parking is welcome. United Methodist Men's, provided. New contemporary worship service LUTHERAN Women's and Youth groups. Home Bible the "First Friday" of the month at 7:30 p.m. Studies 3rd Saturday each month. Men's, women's, and youth groups provide a CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, variety of opportunities for participation. UNITARIAN- E.L.C.A, Church actively involved with thy CHRISTIAN & 1359 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road Union community through Vacation Bible School, UNIVERSALIST 9(>K-68fi-0188 "Friday Night Happening" for middle school MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. youth, CF Food Pantry, weekday Nursery UNITARIAN CHURCH IN SUMMIT, 4 THE REV. JOHN D. LARSON MORAVIAN School, and Cub and Boy Scout Troops. Waldron Avenue, .Summit, NJ 079(11. 908-273- ORCHARD PARK CHURCH INTERIM PASTOR Serving the community since 1730, 3245. wtvw.tn.-siimmit.arg. A member Nick. dent of Linden, died on June 17. COCUZZO — Sophie, of Union; June 15. Rahway,1iandled the arrangements. The Pettit-Davis Funeral Home, Mr. Juras was born in Elizabeth. COONEY — Vera J,, of Union; June 12. Rahway, handled the arrangements. He served in the Army in Europe COZZI —Rocco S., of Railway; June 17. Seymour Britain during World War II. Mr. Juras was DePAOLA — Elizabeth, formerly of Roselle Park; June 20. a boiler room operator for Allied Seymour "Sy" Britan, 83, of William Disney DISNEY - William J., of Rahway; June 14. Signal for many years and retired Cranford died June 15 in the Ingle- William J. Disney, 88, of Rah- GALLAGHER — Dolores M., of Union; June 15. several years ago. moor Rehabilitation and Care Cen- way died June 14 at home. GARCIA --Emma, of Hillside; June 20. The Werson Funeral Home, Lin- GARGANO — Ruth A., of Union; June 19. ter, Livingston. Born in Tottenville, Staten den, handled the arrangements. JURAS —• Frank, of Linden; June 17. Born in Newark, Mr. Britan Island, N.Y., Mr. Disney moved to lived in Chicago, 111, and in Union Rahway in 1958. He worked as a K1SELYK - Mary, formerly of Union; June !8. before moving to Cranford in 1957. pipefitter for American Cyanamid, Veronica Lehr LEHR — Veronica Shevock, of Summit; June 18. LOSITO •— Gloria, of Union; June 16. He attended the University of Illi- Linden, for six years before retiring Veronica Shevock Lehr, 88, of MASSA — Julieta Wolf, of Cranford; June 17. nois, where he became the chancel- in 1977. Previously, Mr. Disney Summit died June 18 in Runnells McCANN -••-- Janet M., of Clark; June 18. lor of the Phi chapter of Tau was employed by DuPont, Perth Specialized Hospital of Union Epsilon Fraternity and served from Ainboy, for 24 years. He was a County, Berkeley Heights. MEEKES Walter, formerly of Roselle Park; June 16. 1944 to 1945. Mr. Britan then went World War II Marine, serving from Born in Portage, Pa., Mrs, Lehr MUSSO — Frank, of Mountainside; June 19. on to receive a bachelor of science July 3,1940 until Nov. 9, 1946. Mr. was a longtime resident of Summit. PASQUA — Vince Marie, of Roselle Park; June 20. PETRAS — Michael, of Hillside; June 19. degree from DePaul University in Disney's tours of duty included She received a bachelor of science 1947. He worked in various furni- American Samoa, Br. Batnoa, New degree in home economics from POLASK1 - Anna M., of Clark; June 15. ture stores in Newark and became a Caledonia, Melbourne, Australia, Wayne University and a master of POSUSNEY — Edward J., of Linden; June 13. furniture representative for Keller Wellington, New Zealand, Tarawa, science degree in home economics REHAK — Lawrence E., of Rahway; June 18. RUTKOWSKl — Mary, of Rahway; June 20.' Manufacturing Co. from 1955 to Hawaii, Maui, New Heybrides, from Pennsylvania State Univer- SHEPHERD •-•• Rev. John P. Jr,, formerly of RosellcPark; June 12. 1993, covering all of New Jersey. Saipan, Tinian, Ihiya, Okinawa and sity, where she also was an instruc- Mr, Britan was the recipient of Kyushu, Japan. Mr, Disney was a tor of food and nutrition. She mar- SKIDMORE Isabel T., of Rahway; June 14. the E. Louis Billington Sr. Award in member of the Rahway VFW, the ried ["rank H. Lehr, a civil engineer, SONNTAG — George L, of Rahway; June 19. 1993 from the Metropolitan Fur- Rahway Retired Men's Club, Rail- on June 24, 1950 and moved to SORIANO - Armando, of Union; June 19. SP1NAZZOLA — Catherine, of Union; June 15. nishing Association of New Jersey. way American Legion Post, 5 and Summit. Her husband of 59 years STEVENS •— Harry J., formerly of Summit; June 12. This award is given to a sales rep- its Forty and Eight and the Rahway was mayor of Summit during the resentative who has distinguished Knights of Columbus Council 1146 1970s and a Union County free- TINGOLI - Louisa, of Roselle Park; June 16. himself in service to the furniture and its Alhambra. holder during the 1980s. Mrs. Lehr USTIN — Claire S., of Cranford; June 10. industry. He was an associate mem- Surviving are a son, Daniel M.; was employed by Plainfiekl Red VAN ALEN WAIT -1 larold, of Cranford; June 19. ber of Roselle Cranford Hadassah, five daughters, Lorraine A. Plum- Cross and Celanese Corp., Summit. VERDUCCI- -Jerry, of Springfield; June 17. B'nai B'rith, Livingston Lodge No. mer, Mary A. Bialoglow, Patricia E. Also surviving are two daugh- WAS YLAK — Walter, of Linden; June 20, 11 of the Free and Accepted Tiffany, Teresa M, Disney and ters, Janice Sullivan and Diane WEISS ~~ Jack, of Springfield; June 15. Masons, Congregation Beth Israel, Kathleen A. Condron; 27 grand- Lehr; a son, Frank !•'.; a sister, Ann WILLIAMS — Lawson Jr., of Roselle; June 14. children and 47 great-grandchil- Dzielski, and six grandchildren. Scotch Plains, and its Men's Club Editor's note: Not all of the names included in this listing will dren. The William R. Dangler Funeral and the Metropolitan Furnishing appear as full-length obituaries. Association. The Pettit-Davis Funeral Home, Home, Summit, handled the Surviving are his wife of 54 Rahway, handled the arrangements. arrangements. years, Barbara, and two daughters, The Maslapeter Funeral Home, Born in Cairbrook, Pa., Mr. Judith and Kathy. Dolores Gallagher Gloria Losito Roselle Park, handled the arrange- Meekes lived in Roselle Park for 45 ments. The Menorah Chapels at Mill- Dolores M. Gallagher, 82, of Gloria Losito, 80, of Union died years before moving to Edison two burn in Union handled the arrange- Union died June 15 in the Clark June 16 "in Trinitas Regional Med- years ago, He served in the Army ments. Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. ical Center, Elizabeth. Janet IVIcCann during World War II, Mr, Meekes Bom in Newark, Mrs. Gallagher EJorn in Union, Mrs. Losito Janet M. McCann, 54, of Clark was employed as an auto body Sophie Cocuzzo lived in Irvington and Newark lived in Union for 51 years. She died June 18 at home. technician with Maxon Pontiac, before moving to Union in 1953. Union, before retiring. Sophie Cocuzzo, 86, of Union was a member of Holy Spirit Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. She formerly was employed as a Surviving are two sons, Joseph died June 15 in Runnel Is Special- Church, Union. Mrs, Losito was McCann spent many years in Clark. bookkeeper with J. G. Tilp Inc., and Fredrick; a daughter, Shirley ized Hospital, Berkeley Heights. one of the owners of American Flag She was a special education coordi- Union, for 20 years, Mrs. Gallagher Meekes; a brother, Joseph, and four Born in the Province of Avelli- Co., Union. nator for Westfield Board of Educa- was a member of Holy Spirit grandchildren. no, Montelfalcione, Italy, she set- Surviving are a daughter, Lau- tion for more than 32 years and Church, Union, and its Rosary The McCracken Funeral Home, tled in Union 74 years ago. She was ren "Laurie" Liberatore; a son, retired earlier this year. Mrs. Society. She also was a member of Union, handled the arrangements, a private nurse's aide for many Joseph; a sister, Louise Montagna, McCann was a member of New St. Michael's Seniors in Union, years and retired 30 years ago, and three grandchildren. Jersey National Education Associa- Surviving are a son, Dennis; a Surviving are a daughter, Emil- The McCracken Funeral Home, tion and International Dyslexia Frank fViusso brother, Robert McCarthy, and lia Siter; a brother, Joseph Cocuz- Union, handled the arrangements. Association. She received the Gov- Frank Mussp, 85, of Mountain- three grandchildren. zo; three sisters, Anne Magee, Jean ernor's Teacher Recognition Award side died June 19 in Ashbrook The McCracken Funeral Home, Ford and Amy Cocuzzo; four Julieta Massa in 1988-1989. Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Union, handled the arrangements. Scotch Plains. grandchildren and eight great- Julieta Wolf Massa, 79, of Cran- Surviving are her husband, Bom in Flat Creek, N.Y., Mr, grandchildren. ford died June 17 in St. Michael's Thomas E,; a daughter, Jenny Musso lived in Cranford and Clark The Mastapeter Funeral Home, Emma Garcia Medical Center, Newark. McCann, and two brothers, John before moving to Mountainside 43 Roselle Park, handled the arrange- Emma Garcia, 86, of Hillside Born in Gramado RS, Brazil, and Richard Bielecki. •'. years ago. He served in the Army ments. died June 20 at home. Mrs, Massa came to the United The KrowicTci Gomy Memorial Air Corps during World War II. Mr. Born in Newark, Mrs. Garcia States in 1981 settling in Kenil- Home, Clark, handled the arrange- Musso was the owner and operator RoccoCozzt lived concurrently in Hillside and worth. She lived in Cranford for the ments, of Alpine Metal Products, Edison, Rocco S. Cozzi, 90, a lifelong Boca Raton, Fla., for the past 20 past 27 years. for 24 years and retired in 1986, He resident of Rahway, died June 17 in years. She was a secretary for the Surviving are a son, Raul; three Walter Meekes was on the board of directors of the Center for Hope Hospice, city of Newark for 40 years befor,e sisters, Realda Wolf, Loiva Monte- Walter Meekes, 89, of Edison, Stonewall Savings Bank, Clark, Scotch Plains. retiring 10 years ago. rio and lrany Jung, and two grand- formerly of Roselle Park, died June Surviving are his wife, Mary Mr. Cozzi worked as a carpenter Surviving are her husband of 62 children. 16 at home. PAGE 24 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

By Paul Crculich attesting that he witnessed White inflicting was something he had never seen over the Norton said Williams, as well as several Staff Writer injuries on Reyes on July 15, 2008. He was course of career. other officers, may be testifying against A Union County Corrections Officer has charged with a disorderly persons offense. "It is an unusual circumstance when an White. The case is pending before Superior returned to work after agreeing to testify According to Williams' attorney Robert officer pleads to a disorderly persons offense , Court Judge Joseph Donohue. against a fellow officer charged with assault- Norton, Williams pled guilty to a disorderly and returns to work," Norton said. "It was a "The case is still progressing against ing an inmate at the Union County Jail last persons offense, which are normally handled fair decision and I think a very humane one White," Holl said. year. in municipal court and do not result in a by Mr. Romankow." White is represented by Patrick Toscano Sgt. brie Williams was suspended from criminal record. Union County Prosecutor's Office of Caldwell, who replaced Westfield-based his duties after bung charged with two However, Norton said Williams would Spokesman John Holl also said William's attorney Scott Mitzner last week. Toscano counts of second-degree misconduct for not have retained his position in law enforce- return to duty is somewhat unusual. did not return calls for comment. slapping inmate Edwin Reyes and failing to ment without the approval of Union County "It typically doesn't happen, but the facts Lt. James Rinaldo, who serves as PBA report the more serious assault of Corrections Prosecutor Theodore Romankow, who evalu- were such in this case that the determination President for superior officers at the jail, also Officer Alvin White, who allegedly broke ated the matter and made a request to the was made that it was okay for him to go back did not return calls for comment as of press Reyes' jaw. Williams signed a statement court. Norton said Williams' return to duty to work," Holl explained. time. Searching for Swine 'ghostly' secrets flu death 7V Ghost Hunters investigate claims in UC of paranormal activity in courthouse III %J> \B# Ghostly Secrets of ihe Union husband, the Rev. James Cukt- By Paul Greulich County Courthouse To Be Vvell, a strident revolutionary Staff Writer Revealed This Summer? known as the Fighting Parson. Union County suffered its first Seth Laderman won't say But the circumstances of her swine flu-related fatality June 3 whether the ghost of Hannah death more than two centuries ago when a 36-year-old man died at Caldwell is finally ready for her remains the subject of historical Trinitas Regional Medical Center close-up. .dispute. By some accounts, she in Elizabeth after being hospital- But he is predicting that fans was mistaken for a sniper by a ized two clays prior with a cough of Ghost Hunters, the popular British redcoat, while other and fever. cable television series on the Sci- reports say the killing was retalia- According to the State Depart- Fi channel, will not be disappoint- tion for her husband's activities. ment of Health and Senior Ser- ed when they tune in this summer Some historians have even vices, New Jersey has experienced to see what the crew found when suggested it could have just been four reported swine influen/u fatal- they visited the Union County a stray shot from either side. ities including this Union County Courthouse . Regardless, her death was used to resident. The other victims have "They can expect a pretty cool rally the area's farmeis, who until been residents of Somerset, I'.ssex, investigation," said Laderman, a that point, had remained fairly and Sussex County. co-producer of the Sci-Fi chan- ambivalent about the revolution. Swine flu has been detected in nel's Ghost Hunters. Retired Star-Ledger reporter the public schools of Cranford and In fact, the crew, members of Robert R Misseck, who covered most recently Linden, where the The Atlantic Paranormal Society, the Union County Courthouse, city's Board of Health confirmed based in Warwick, R.I., which remembers writing his first stories Union County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich, above, one case of MINI influenza in a travels the country investigating about the Caldwell ghost in the leads cast and crew members of the Sci-Fi show second grade student at School 5 reported paranormal activity, was Ghost Hunters on a tour of the Union County last week. 1970s. Courthouse. pleased with what they encoun- "It was three or four weeks Superintendent of Schools tered at the Elizabeth courthouse. before Halloween, when one of tronic equipment from EMF not in the business of convincing •Rocco Tomazic said June 17 the So pleased, in fact, that when the the custodians in the courthouse detectors, which record the pres- people," he said, noting that the district is relying solely on the series returns for its sixth season comes into the press office and ence of electro magnetic fields, to team had "a great time investigat- word of local health officials, fol- in July, the courthouse episode is tells me he saw a ghost ~ a special recorders that pick up ing" the county courthouse area. lowing a fraudulent claim of H INI expected'to air as either the first woman standing in the elevator sounds inaudible to the human Sheriff Ralph . Froehlich, at Soehl Middle School about two or second of the 25 shows with him, all dre.ssed in white," ear. They utilize nightvision cam- whose office is in charge of court- weeks ago. : planned for the coming season, Misseck said. eras equipped to film in the dark, house security, not only observed On Tuesday, City Health Officer Laderman said. Soon after the story ran, a psy- along with thermal imaging cam- some of the filming, but also pro- Nancy Koblis said it is possible the The historic courthouse with chic paid a visit to the courthouse. eras, equipped with thermal sen- vided the crew with some of the child has returned to school, having its wide marble staircases, and the She was "getting the vibe" that sors to detect temperature history to the courthouse and its spent the mandatory week-long adjoining cemetery at the First Caldwell was not pleased with the changes. "We try to bring as much alleged other worldly inhabitants period out of school. Presbyterian Church, with its way her murder was depicted on science into this as we can," — yes — there have been reports "The child had been out of Revolutionary War-era grave- the official Union County seal, Laderman said. of other spectral beings, school prior to diagnosis and stones, provided backdrops wor- Misseck said. Grant Wilson, one of the co- Froehlich sat. down with the remained out of school for the thy of a movie set. But TAPS Laderman said the TAPS crew founders of the show, said that show's hosts for the segment, seven-day period," Koblis said. team also couldn't resist the enjoys investigating public build- when the crew investigates para- called the "reveal." While he Koblis said that once schoolis opportunity to investigate reports ings, in part because there's usu- normal incidents, they consider it promised not to repeat what was out for the summer, the risk of that CaldwelFs ghost haunted the ally far more history involved and as much a success when they said before the show airs, he did transmitting viruses such as swine historic courthouse. more people who have had expe- debunk a story as when they find say the experience left him sitting llu among the youth population Hannah Caldwell was buried riences there. evidence supporting the presence on the fence when it comes to the will probably decrease. in the church cemetery next to her The team brings a host of elec- of unexplainable forces. "We're paranormal. As the infected School 5 student recuperates at home, school offi- See LINDEN, Page 25 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 25 Finding the flora and fauna Medivac lands on "TCI

-:> '•>"•< GSP after crash By Paul Greulich fire," Venturella said. "Ft was proba- Staff Writer bly just steam from the radiator." CLARK —Traffic came to a halt • Venturella said fire crews needed ! :••;' •'-:<, • Sunday on the Garden State Park- steel-cutting tools as well as way as a medivac helicopter landed hydraulic equipment known as the on the northbound lanes to transport "jaws of life" to extricate the driver an accident victim to a nearby trau- so he could be airlifted to the trauma ma center. center. According to authorities, the "It was a serious accident," Ven- driver, a 66-year-old man, sustained turella said. serious leg injuries when his pickup Venturella said helicopters land- Iruek crashed into a tree on the ing on the parkway to pick up acci- northbound side of the highway, dent victims isn't common, but local near exit 135 in Clark. police and rescue workers are famil- . The parkway was fully shut iar with the procedure. down for almost half an hour fol- "It's not standard, but it's noth- lowing the crash, which occurred at ing too technical. We've done it about 10:32 a.m., authorities said. many times before," Venturella said. Local police and firefighters, as Venturella praised the Clark fire well as state police responded and fighters for their speed and profes- worked to extricate the man from sionalism. "My guys did a great job. the vehicle, which was found up They removed the guy as quick as against a tree when emergency possible," Venturella said. crews arrived. Clark Police Chief Denis Con- .' Due to the extent of the victim's net I said local police often assist at injuries, a medivac helicopter accidents on the Garden State Park- responded to transport him to Uni- way. "We just respond with firstai d ::,.'• ...'?- _i.ii_-*• '•_ ?< \ versity Hospital in Newark. until the State Police get there and Photo by Jim Lowncj>, county of Union Union County Freeholder Chairman Al Mirabella and Freeholder Bette Jane Clark Fire Chief Robert Ven- they take it from there," he said. Kowalski, left, listen as Karen Inzillo, a naturalist with the Union County Trailside turella said it appeared that the vehi- Connell believed the accident Nature and Science Center, speaks about tiny wildlife in a pond in Briant Park in cle hit a tree near the' right lane of was fatal, although hospital officials Summit during Bio-Blitz 2009. the parkway. would not comment about the vic- "The car was smoking when we tim, whose name has not been got there but there was no sign of released. UC Human Relations Commission honors locals The Union County Human Relations flict mediation and prejudice reduction, bul- side Police Department. dent — Diogo Cardoso, Union County Voca- Commission held its eighth annual awards lying and cyber-bul lying prevention work- • Unity Award for Achievement by a Cor- tional-Technical High School. reception earlier this week, honoring individ- shops for educators, students and the public, poration or Business Establishment — Tririi- • Unity Award for Achievement in Public uals and organizations whose contributions and the locally renowned "Police and Teens tas Regional Medical Center, accepted by Service — Union County Sexual Assault enhance the spirit and quality of life of the Together" high school program. Gary S.Horan, president. Response Team, accepted by Felicia Infante, county. The annual award presentations were Educational programs are being explored • Unity Award for Achievement by a sexual assault nurse examiner coordinator, held at the Eiizabethtown Gas Company and developed for host sites that are a part of Community Organization — Josephine's Tamara Bauman, Rape Crisis Center director facility on Morris Avenue. the [nterPaith Community Network and Place, accepted by Sister Judith Merte, direc- and David Hummel, assistant prosecutor. The Union County Human Relations Union County's houses of workshop are tor. * Unity Award for Achievement by an Commission consists of a voluntary group of always invited to join the Network, • Unity Award for Achievement by a Non- Individual —-Shade Lee and Malcolm Net- Union County residents and professionals, The award recipients include the follow- Profit Organization --•» Groundwork Eliza- tingham. •••'.•. who themselves represent diverse racial, eth- ing: beth, accepted by Jonathan Phillips, execu- • Unity Award Recognizing Special nic, religious and personal backgrounds. • Unity Award for Achievement in Law tive director. Achievement —- Margarita Robinson, Lynn The commission's activities include con- Enforcement — Chief Robert Quinlan, Hill- • Unity Award for Achievement by a Stu- Btlman and Herbert T. Green. Linden school officials confirm case of H1N1 (Continued from Page 24) cials are working to keep all district schools clean and disinfected, as well as watch for any additional cases, Tomazic said last week. "We're doing all the things we need to do," Tomazic said. "1 hope we don't get anymore, but you just don't know." The superintendent said any child exhibiting flu-like symptoms or fever is being sent home from school. "It did seem unusual that there were so many flu cases so late in the season," Tomazic said. The schools have experienced a higher than normal number of absences, but nothing that would justify closing the schools, Tomazic said, noting the schedules of many schools have slowed down in preparation for the end of the school year. The last day of school was Wednesday. Photo By Jim Lawney, comity of Union "I don't see anything happening before school ends," Tomazic said. OUTSTANDING — Union County Freeholder Chairman Al Mirabella, second According to the Department of Health Web site, New Jersey has 465 from left, and Union County Fire Chiefs' Association President John Lestrachick, confirmed cases of HIN 1 influenza in 19 counties, with 248 probable right, present new Roselle Park firefighter Saeed Warden, second from right, cases pending confirmatory testing in the state laboratory/Approximately, with an award for outstanding performance at the Union County Fire Training 88 countries have reported swine flli cases. Academy. They are joined by Roselle Park Fire Chief Joseph Signorello. Paul Greulich can be reached at 908-636-7700, ext, 121. ARTS & LEISURE PAGE 26 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE 'Born Innocent' takes readers to some familiar places It gives a reader a homey feeling "Bom Innocent," which may be a to be able to crack open a book and bit wordy and overwritten, still main- discover names of familiar towns and On tains interesting characters and cities. And even if the book contains volatile situations. It basically con- a story abundantly filled with politi- The cerns attorney, Richard Jeffries, cal intrigue, terrorists, stolen identifi- whose marriage to Ariza Gauthier, cation, love and marriages, it still Shelf turns out to be a fiasco. In reality, she offers some comfort in knowing one is an Islamic jidhadist and is the By Bea Smith has some connection with the sites. cause of his downfall. He ultimately For example, in Dale K. Nelson's redeems himself and his identity after novel, "Born Innocent," in which a died in 2005. And she said, 'When meeting a nurse, Steffi, in Frankfurt, terrorist captures the identity of an you get a chance, do it.'" Germany, where he has been taken attorney, is elected to Congress and Nelson said, "A year later, I had after a kidnapping. She assists him, plans to destroy the country forth- already outlined the characters and falls in love with him, and ultimately, with, one can travel through Cran- the story and that's when I started marries him. In between, there is ford, Roselle Park, Clark, Summit writing this book. 1 started in June much going on in Trenton and Wash- and Westfield. 2006 and finished it the following ington among the Democrats and the Nelson, an accountant who February. I always had a lot of inter- Republicans. And Nelson has given resides in Clark, graduated from the est in politics, too." the New Jersey governor a new name Roselle school system. He attended And the reason was because his and personality. Rutgers University and received a grandfather, Francis Pitman, was The author also is a musician. "I bachelor's degree in accounting from mayor of Roselle in the mid-1950s, play guitar," he said, "and play Bloomfield College and practiced as and Nelson's son, Kenneth, ran for music. In fact, I have a CD out called a certified public accountant for more United States Congress several years 'The Class of'61 and Other Memo- than 30 years. . ago. He also has a daughter and four ries.' Two of the songs in the album "I had come up with the idea of granddaughters. are very significant. They are 'Let's writing a book after the events of After turning down a publisher's Roll,' which is about Flight 93, and Sept. 11, 2001," Nelson explained contract that called for up front 'Tuesday in September,' which is during a recent chat. "I realized it $14,000, Nelson contacted his attor- about the World Trade Center." was the most devastating thing a ter- ney, who suggested RoseDog Books, Nelson isn't sure that he will write rorist could do — to do the most which offered a contract for $2,500. another book, but "I'll tell you one damage in the country. If they could "I signed it," Nelson said, "and thing," he said. "I learned a lot from infiltrate the government, that would the book was printed approximately the first one." really be the worst thing they could 180 days later. The first copies of the do. I came up with that idea for a book came out June 21, and some Bea Smith can be reached at political mystery novel and men- went to the public libraries and others 908-686-7700, ext. 118, or editori- tioned it to my wife, Patricia, who to book stores." al(fl),theloealsou rce.com. On a positive note Bard series brings 'epic' to Boulevard The Hudson Shakespeare Com- give it a distinctly modern flavor. pany returns to Kenilworth for the The final performances in The sixth annual The Bard on the Bard on the Boulevard will be the

. • > Boulevard summer Shakespeare comic farce, "The Merry Wives of festival on July 23 at 7:30 p.m. with Windsor" on Aug. 6. Funding for ". />'•••" • a presentation of William Shake- all the performances of The Bard speare's "sword and sandal" epic, on the Boulevard has been made "Troilus and Cressida." possible in part by the New Jersey The performance will take place State Council on the Arts, Depart- under the stars at the David Brear- ment of State, a partner agency of •ley High School football field the National Endowment of the in >• located at the corner of North 14th Arts, through a grant administered * ":^-i"'". •. Street and Kenilworth Boulevard. by the Union County Office ofCuI- •I'l. Those who plan to attend are tural and Heritage Affairs. advised to bring their own lawn Sponsors for The Bard on the chairs or other outdoor seating. In Boulevard for the 2009 season the event of inclement weather, the include Synergy Bank: A Division •: performance will be moved indoors of New York Community Bank and to the Kenilworth Public Library The Kenilworth Chamber of Com- •- * located at 548 Kenilworth Blvd. merce, platinum level; S. Seltzer •-•."•'-•* •v'- f' "*•*Jl •".• "Troilus and Cressida" is a Construction, gold level, and Three drama which alternates between Guys from Italy Restaurant, bronze level. Information about The Hud- Summit Public School students perform during the 27th annual Morris-Union bawdy comedy and tragic gloom, recounting both the love story of son Shakespeare Company can be Jointure Commission Music Festival that was held June 7 at New Providence found at www.hudsonshctke~ High School. From left, front row, Alex Fortune, Ben Schwartz, Will Elia, Oscar the title characters and the conflicts that occur during the latter years of speare.com. For information about Dawson and Kristen Miller; back row, Emma Bao, Chris Pohl, Matt Casagrande The Bard on the Boulevard summer and Nick Abbott. Joining the students are Lawton C. Johson Summit Middle the Trojan War, mirroring the plot- line of a portion of Homer's Shakespeare festival, call Kenil- School band director Alex Bocchino, right, and Christopher Wolff, LCJSMS worth Public Library at 908-276- choral director. "Iliad." It's questioning of the values of hierarchy, honor and love 2451. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 27

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Assistant D/Vertor/Oioreographer Musical Direction by Summit to host wine, food fest SHERRY ALBAN ILENE GREENBAUM The first annual Summit Wine & tion at which 15 chefs will prepare Stars Wine Tasting, a Sake Tasting Food Festival will take place July their dishes accompanied with with Paul Tanguay, and a Vertical just imagine 24,25 and 26 at The Grand Summit wines from more than 15 wineries. Wine Tasting with Master Somnie- Hotel in downtown Summit. During the day on Saturday and lier Roger Dagorn, New Jersey Youth lustre This three-day gathering will Sunday, professionals like Food On Saturday afternoon and feature cooking- demonstrations, Network personality Ingrid Hoff- evening, a five-course lunch and NJPAC.ORC 1-8.I8-GO-NJPAC gala wine tastings, seminars, food man will light up the stage with her six-course dinner will be served in and wine pairing dinners prepared "Simply Delicioso" style of cook- the hotel's Grand Ballroom. McCrano Women's by some of America's most creative ing* The chefs will lead interactive For additional information, semi Poundatton Association oi chefs, and cookbook signings. cooking demonstrations. Also on e-mail to info@summitwineand- The event opens with a recep- 3aturday, guests can attend a Rising food,com. PAGE 28 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COWi UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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Dec. 21: Although you mayTisdalc, Tom Cruise, Malia LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23: A attempt to use your charms, Sagit- Obama. Call: 908-686-7850 UNION'COUNTY LOCAliSOURCE* LOGALSOURCE;GOW THURSDAY, JUNE-25; 200& — PAGE'29' Stepping Out is a weekly calen- 12:30 p.m. Reservations required dar designed to guide our readers to — no same day admission. For the many arts and entertainment details call 908-687-0274 and leave events in the Union County area. name and address. The calendar is open to all groups and organizations in the Union SOCIAL SINGLES DANCING, for County area. To place your free list- 45-year-olds and older, meets every ing, send information to: Worrall Tuesday at 7 p.m. at The Elks Community Newspapers, 1291' Linden Monday at 2:30 p.m. The registration and credit card payment occurred at this site. The museum is Lodge, 1193 Route 22 east, Moun- Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109, popular children's performer will be go to https://register.community- open from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily tainside. For information, call 908- Union, NJ 07083 or editorial@thelo- BIG JEFF, who will bring his guitar pass.net/summit. and by appointment. Open house is 232-9667 on Tuesdays after 5 p.m. calsource.com. and play lively, upbeat songs. The from 1 to 5 p.m. every third Sunday concert will open the Linden Public THE NORTH JERSEY CAR CLUB of the month. For information, or to Library's Summer Reading Club, meets at Anthony Amalfe Communi- make arrangements for a group "Be Creative at Your Library." The ty Center, 1268 Sheaffer Ave., tour, call 908-687-7977. THEATER AOTJSHOWS concert will be held at a temporary Roselle, on the first Saturday of MYSTIC VISION PLAYERS of Lin- LES MALAMUT ART GALLERY location, the John T. Gregorio Cen- each month. Meetings start at 9:30 THE WOODRUFF HOUSE/EATON den will present "HIGH SCHOOL will host a photography exhibit by ter, 330 Helen St. Registration is a.m. Free refreshments are served STORE MUSEUM & PHIL RIZZU- MUSICAL" from July 17-18 and required and can be made in the Coleen Marks and Sue Zwick called to members and guests before the TO BASEBALL HALL OF FAME July 23-23 at 8 p.,m. and July 19 at Children's Library Room at the Gre- meeting. For information, call Jim at "ON THE STREET," through July SPORTS EXHIBIT located at 111 3 p.m. at Linden High School, 121 gorio Center or by calling the Chil- 908-245-4744. West St. georges Ave., Linden. For 22. For information, call Barbara Conant St., Hillside includes a 1735 dren's librarian, Karen Gray, at 908- information and tickets, call 908- Wirkus at 908-276-6656. The show Farm House, a 1900s general is housed in the lower level of Union 862-0131. 486-4144. store, privy, well, water pump, mini Public Library, 1980 Morris Ave. On Tuesday at 7 p.m., VERDICT MOVIES apple orchard, barn, farm equip- will perform "THE MUSIC OF THE The LINDEN Department of Public On July 6, the SUMMIT FREE PUB- ment and a display of memorabilia ISLANDS" at the Raymond Wood Property and Community Services LIC LIBRARY will begin the sum- from the late Baseball Hall of Bauer Promenade, 400 North Wood TRIPS is SEEKING LOCAL ARTISTS who mer session of its INTERNATION- Famer, Phil Rizzuto, who was a Ave., Linden. are willing to display their artwork to AL FILM FESTIVAL. Each week short stop for the New York Yan- The CASANO COMMUNITY CEN- the public on Fridays during the through Aug. 10, an award-winning kees, in the Phil Rizzuto Sports TER of Roselle Park sponsors a trip CROSSROADS IN GARWOOD will summer at the Raymond Wood foreign film will be shown at 2 and to SHOWBOAT IN ATLANTIC CITY feature: every Monday, Open Mic Exhibit Room. The museum is open Bauer Promenade, 400 N. Wood 6:45 p.m in the Library's Ernest S. the first Thursday of every month. Night, every Tuesday, Jazz Jam, every third. Sunday of the month Ave. in Linden. Those who are inter- Hickok Meeting Room.The following The bus pick-up times are 8:45 a.m. every Wednesday, karaoke night. from 2 to 4 p.m. and by appoint- ested may call the Department of movies will be shown: July 6, at the Michael Mauri Gazebo Park Crossroads is located at 78 North ment. For information call 908-353- Public Property and Community "Priceless"; July 13, "Tuya's Mar- located on the corner of Grant Ave., Garwood. For information, call Services at 908-474-8600 and ask riage"; July 20, "Under the Same 8828 or visit Avenue and Chestnut Street and 9 Lee at 908-232-5666, or visit for Gary Luciano or Rosemary Moon"; July 27, "Tell No One"; Aug. www. woodruffhouse.org. This a.m. at the Church of the Assump- www.xxroads.com. Cherego, 3, "The Year My Parents Went on museum is operated by the Hillside tion on Westfield Avenue. For Vacation" and Aug. 10, "Slumdog Historical Society. details about the trip, fees and how Artist and teacher ANGELITO A. Millionaire." All films are in the origi- to sign up, call 908-245-0666, or DAVID will exhibit at Bouras Proper- nal languages, with English subti- visit the Casano Community Center, ties with one of his students, Sum- tles. Admission is free, and every- 314 Chestnut St., Roselle Park. mit resident, DEBORAH NICOLL, Y-SQUARES, a local square dance one is welcome. Seating is limited, and her daughter, Lauren Nicoll club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m, and on a first-come, first-served TRI-COUNTY RADIO ASSOCIA- from July 2 through the end of at Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan basis. Doors open 15 minutes TION will meet at 8 p.m. the first August. The galleries are open to Road, Clark. For information, call before the beginning of each show- and third Mondays of the month at VARIETY the public by appointment only. To 908-298-1851, 732-381-2535 or ing. The Summit Free Public Library Willow Grove Presbyterian Church make an appointment, call Linda 908-241-9492. is located at 75 Maple St. For infor- on Old Raritan Road in Scotch A ROSELLE PARK CARNIVAL Cole at 908-277-6054. Bouras Gal- mation call 273-0350, or go to Plains. For information, call 908- EXTRAVAGANZA will take place www. summitlibrary. org. leries is located in Bouras Proper- LUNA LOUNGE hosts "Tasty Thurs- 241-5758. from July 1 to 5 on West Webster ties at 25 Deforest Ave., Summit. days" with DJ Richie, who spins reg- Avenue in front of Roselle Park High School. The carnivai will be held gae and hip-hop. Patrons must be MOUNTAINSIDE PUBLIC from 5 to 11 p.m. on July 1-3, from 21 or older to enter. Dress is casual LIBRARY will host the "BROWN The Rahway Division of Parks and noon to 11 p.m. on July 4 and from but trendy. Parking is available, BAG MOVIES" series for adults on Recreation in conjunction with the SCRIPTS noon to 6 p.m. on July 5. Every Luna Lounge is located at 1906 E. Mondays at noon. Bring your lunch Union County Youth Service Bureau night of the event will feature rides, and enjoy a classic movie and a PREMIERE STAGES, the new will be presenting the XPRESSION Georges Ave., Linden. Call 908- games, live music, food and ven- cartoon short. The library will pro- Actors' Equity Association theater AVENUE TOUR at Rahway Recre- 925-4120 for details. dors. There will be a fireworks dis- vide drinks and dessert. "Wednes- program at Kean University, is cur- ation Center, 3 City Hall Plaza, play on July 4 and New Jersey day Night at the Movies" continues rently accepting play submissions through today from 1 to 4 p.m. This 101.5 Radio will broadcast live from through the fall, with feature films for the Premiere Stages Play Festi- free tour is open to middle and high the carnival. Vendors are still need- HOBBIES beginning at 6:30 p.m. Visit val from professional playwrights school students in Union County. ed and advanced tickets are avail- www.mountainsidelibrary.org or calborl n or currently residing in New For information, call 732-669-3600 able. Mayor Joseph Delorio and Roselle 233-0115 for a list of what's being Jersey, as well as in surrounding Park Borough Council will host the areas of New York, Connecticut and For information, go to www.rpcar- The SKULSKI ART GALLERY of shown. 2009 season of the ROSELLE Pennsylvania. There is no fee nival.com. the Polish Cultural Foundation in PARK "CRUISIN' NIGHT" CAR required to submit a play to the Pre- Clark will present an exhibit of SHOWS AND SWAP MEETS. The miere Stages Play Festival. To THE RAHWAY CENTER PART- sculpture, relief and painting by next event will be Sept. 19 from 4 to request entry guidelines, send a NERSHIP wili be hosting the Lubomir Tomaszewski from Friday MUSEUMS 7 p.m., with the rain date being the self-addressed, stamped envelope FOUR PAWS PET FAIR in clown- through July 17. The public is wel- following day. The car shows and Clark Historical Society invites the to Laura Kelly, producing assistant, town Rahway on Saturday from come, admission is free and light swap meets will take place at the public to visit the DR. WILLIAM Premiere Stages is at Kean Univer- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the YMCA refreshments will be served. Michael J. Mauri Gazebo Park, on ROBINSON PLANTATION, 593 sity, 1000 Morris Ave., Union 07083. parking lot on Irving Street. The the corner of Chestnut Street and Madison Hill Road, throughout the Union County Mounted Police Unit On the First Thursday of each Grant Avenue. Everyone is invited year as well. It was built in "1690 and and the Union County K-9 Unit will month, the city of Rahway will host to bring old or new cars, trucks, and is Clark's first farm and homestead be attending. This is a free event an ARTS DISTRICT OPEN HOUSE motorcycles. There will be trophies, and is listed on the National and SINGLES open to the entire Rahway com- in the downtown area between The a 50/50 raffle, oldies music by DJ State registers of Historic Places. munity and surrounding towns. Arts Guild of on Irving Street and Papa Joe Colletti and more. Anyone The Plantation House was closed in On Wednesday, there will be an Veterinarians, dog trainers, all Seminary Avenue, and Elm Street at interested in sponsoring a trophy, 2002 for renovations and recently AFTER-WORK SOCIAL at Spanish types of pet supply venders, ani- Irving Street from 6 to 9 p.m. These being a vendor, or obtaining infor- re-opened its doors to the public. Tavern in Mountainside from 5:30 to mal shelters, pet groomers, pet First Thursday events include visual mation on the show can call 908- For information, visit www.clarkhis- 9 p.m. This is a business and social sitters and food and drink venders arts exhibits, live music, crafts, play 245-0666. toricalsociety.org. networking event for the 35-to 65- will be in attendance. In addition readings, free dance lessons and year old age group with 7:15 p.m. there will be a 1K Pet Walk hosted other arts activities at several loca- THE CALDWELL PARSONAGE, networking mixer sponsored by pro- by the YMCA's Activate Rahway tions in the area. Summit Department of Community Programs will sponsor CHESS 909 Caldwell Ave., Union, is a fessional and business singles net- group and a "People's Choice" Pet CLUB for chess players from begin- museum dedicated to the history work. For information call 610-348- Show. Awards will be given to the ner to the most experienced play- and culture of the township of 5544 or go to www.pbsninfo.com. winners and children younger than ers. Classes are available on Mon- Union. The site is on the National 16 must be accompanied by an adult. For information contact CONCERTS day evenings for youth ages 7 to 17, Register of Historic Places and the Men and women 60 and older are Rahway Center Partnership at from 6 to 7 p.m. and adults from 6 to New Jersey Register of Historic invited to other JEWISH SINGLES The Children's Room of the LIN- 732-396-3545 or go to j p,m. Classes are held at the Field Places. The scene depicted in the at Bistro 1051, located at 1061 Rar- DEN PUBLIC LIBRARY will hold a www.rcpnj.org. free concert for children who live in House at 5 Myrtle Ave, For online center of the Union County Seal itan Road in Clark, on Sunday at Stories smd photos may Sports Numbers be emailed to Phone: 973-763-0700 x112 [email protected] SPORTS Fax: 973-763-2557

PAGE 30 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 L0CALS0URCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Tonight will be the night & for Rahway's Earl Clark />• •-. - •. . V*. •'' 'K Expected to be high selection in NBA Draft '<"). By JR Parachini Just three years ago Clark - a First Team All-Stale Sports Editor selection - lead Rahway to its first sectional champi- On the iast Sunday of March in Indianapolis, Earl onship in 10 years as the Indians captured the Central Clark kept on playing. While his teammates around Jersey, Group 2 crown for the first time after reaching him gave up, the former Rahway All-America the CJ, G2 final for the first and second times in 2004 1« ' i continued to go hard to the basket, whether it was and 2005, Clark's sophomore and junior campaigns. to grab a rebound or to make a hoop, despite his Remley went from coaching the girls' team at Rah- f - \ Louisville team falling too far behind against way to taking over as the head coach of the boys' team I • _ i underdog Michigan State. for just one season, Television announcers quickly picked up on his When Rahway's boys' team won North 2, Group 3 stellar, never-say-die performance, specifically in 1996, Remley was an assistant to head coach John commenting on one strong surge he made to the Petela. In between the boys' sectional championships, basket late in the game that not only resulted in two Remley guided the Rahway girls' squad to the 2003 points, but prompted the men covering the game to North 2, Group 2 crown, ! say that it was a "next level" move made by Clark. Remley, who starred in high school at Watchung r ' Well, the journey to the "next level" for Clark - a Hills, also knows what it's like to be drafted. 2006 Rahway High School graduate - will continue He was the last overall pick of the 1985 NBA Draft in earnest tonight and close by in New York City. by the Boston Celtics - the 162nd pick and final selection Every kid who picks up a basketball for the first of the seventh round out of Rutgers. time dreams of one day playing professionally. "I watched him play at Louisville and there's no That dream will come true for Clark tonight as he is doubt there was a progression from his freshman predicted by some to be selected in the top half of the year, to his sophomore year, to his junior year," said first round,of the 2009 NBA Draft that will be held at Remley, who played overseas in Spain, Ireland and the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. Live coverage Australia. "Rick (Pitino) let him make mistakes and on ESPN is scheduled to commence at 7 p.m. knew there would be more pluses than minuses. The 6-10, 226-pound guard-forward - who lists "Louisville was a fun team to watch, with a lot of Plainficld as his hometown - was listed as going to the athletes. How they played should help Earl in the next Toronto Raptors as the ninth pick of the first round level. Louisville played a lot of pro stuff, one-on-one according to Monday's latest nbadrafl.net mock draft. stuff, where you shoot it and go get it." The website gave him an overall rating of 93, which Born Jan. 17, 1988 and the son of Brenda and includes categories such as athleticism, size, defense, Larry Clark, the communications major averaged 8.1 strength, quickness, leadership, jump shot, NBA ready, points and 5.2 rebounds over the final 16 games of his ball handling, potential, passing and intangibles. His freshman season of 2006-2007. highest scores were 10 (out of a possible 10) for size As a sophomore at Louisville two years ago, Clark and 9s for athleticism and potential. His low scores averaged a team-leading 13.8 points, 8.5 rebounds and were 6s for leadership, jump shot and intangibles. two blocked shots, while shooting 63,6 percent from This past season as a junior for the Big Hast Cham- the field - 42-of-66 - over his last eight games. In four pion Cardinals, Clark paced Louisville in minutes with NCAA Tournament contests, Clark averaged a team- 1269 (34.3 average), points with 525 (14.2) and leading 14.5 points and 8.3 rebounds and blocked rebounds with 322 (8.7). He grabbed 220 defensive seven shots, while making 62.2 percent of his shots - boards and i 02 offensive. 23-of-37. He produced a double-double in 10 games. Clark is sought after by NBA teams as a versatile "The entire city and the Rahway school system is combo forward. Some mock drafts last week had him enormously proud of Earl Clark's accomplishments," going to the Chicago Bulls as the 16th pick, so his said Thomas Lewis, the Director of Alternative Educa- stock has risen in the last seven days. tion and Athletic Director at Rahway. He led top-seeded Louisville with a 19-point per- "Earl has brought such positive accolades back to Photo courtesy of LouisviHi Ilimiisii; Earl Clark, a 2006 Rahway High School graduate, formance in the team's 64-52 loss to second-seeded the city of Rahway and the athletic department in -Michigan State in the March 29 Midwest Region final particular." will realize a dream come true tonight when he is selected in the NBA Draft. in Indianapolis, Ind. Clark also helped lead Louisville Perhaps Clark's signature game at Rahway came to the 2008 East Region final in Charlotte, N.C. where on Friday afternoon, March 3, 2006 in Newark. At the Cardinals fell to North Carolina. George Washington Carver School, the fourth-seeded Clark could have come out for the draft last year, Indians ousted top-seeded Weequahic 75-63 in a Snapple Bowl XVI July 16 but stayed to play one more season for Louisville head CJ, G2 semifinal. Weequahic previously lost as the By JR Parachini coach Rick Pitino. Now he is one of the more sought top seed to Hillside 83-74 one year earlier in a Sports Editor after players in this year's draft. North 2, Group 2 semifinal game at the same site. The Home News Tribune Snapple Bowl XVI is scheduled for June 16 "At Rahway, Earl was very quiet and never In Rahway's win over Weequahic, Clark paced all at 7:30 p.m. at Kean University in Union. : caused any problems," said Rahway health and scorers with a4l-point effort in leading the Indians to Proceeds from the high school All Star football game pitting physical education teacher Chris Remley, who was their third consecutive CJ, G2 championship game. seniors from Union County vs. those from Middlesex County will the head coach of the boys' team at Rahway for one Weequahic standout senior Keon Lawrence led thego to the Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside and the year, which was Clark's senior season of 2005-2006. home team Indians with a 40-point performance. Fel- Lakeview School for Cerebral Palsy in Edison. Remley succeeded veteran mentor Bill Rerger. low Rahway senior Ishmyl Johnson - who is now play- Middlesex County won last year's game 14-7 at East Brunswick to "I had him for one year and we asked a lot of him," 'ing football at Michigan State after enrolling at Miford take back the lead in the series at 8-7. Remley said. "These guys play AAU ball 24-7 and when Academy - poured in a very key 18 points to help Middlesex County has won the last three games in a row after Union you have a short season sometimes it's tough to get them spark the visiting Indians. Lawrence transferred from County won three in a row from 2003-2005. to do what you want them to do. He followed what we Missouri to Seton Hall. This will be the fourth game in the series played at Kean, with the needed him to do and we had a successful year." See WHICH, Page 32 Middlesex County team winning two of the first three contested there. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 31

UNION COUNTY PLAYERS ON THE NORTH ROSTER FOR MONDAY NIGHT'S 31ST ANNUAL NORTH-SOUTH ALL STAR FOOTBALL GAME AT KEAN UNIVERSITY IN UNION, KICKOFF AT 7:

6-TROY EASTMAN, (6-2, 190), RAHWAY, QB

13-DAN DUGAN, (6-1, 205), JOHNSON, QB

57-ROBERT LISOWSKI, (6-4, 240), UNION, OT

79-KENNETH HALL, (6-7, 320), PLAINFIELD, OT

55-ANDREW KAMINSKI, (6-1, 225), SUMMIT, DT

1-MARQUIS SPRUILL, (6-2, 220), HILLSIDE, LB

44-JOHN MANGAN1ELLO, (5-11,215), GOV, LIVINGSTON, LB

53-ERIC PO1NDEXTER, (5-11, 220), ELIZABETH, LB

12-SEBRON WOODLEY, (5-11, 185), LINDEN, CB

8-TOM MANNIX, (6-0, 180), BREAK LEY, SS

UNION COUNTY COACHES ON THE NORTH ROSTER:

JOHN POWER, HILLSIDE - Offense

KEVIN KOSTIBOS, SUMMIT ASSISTANT - Offense

CHET PARLAVIICCHIO, ELIZABETH - Defensive coordinator

GARY MOBLEY, RAHWAY - Defense

CASEY RANSONE, ELIZABETH ASSISTANT- Defense

Eastman will continue at Maine, Mannix at Holy Cross, Woodiey at Southern Connecticut State and Lisowski and Spruill at Fork Union Military File phnto Academy in Virginia. Brearley's Tom Mannix will wear No. 8 and play strong safety for the North squad Parlavecchio led Elizabeth to the 2006 North 2, Group 4 championship. in Monday night's 31st annual North-South All Star Football Game at Kean. Mobley led Railway to the 2008 North 2, Group 3 championship game. Power guided Hillside to the 2008 North 2, Group 2 semifinals. Grant led the Blue Knights to the 2006 North 2, Group 3 championship game. The North's Honorary I lead Coach is former Columbia and Morristown Hillside mentor Power head coach and present Montclair Athletic Director John Porcclli. After leading Columbia to a 6-3 record in l')88 during his final season at the Maplewood school, Poreelli guided Morristown to the North 2, honored to coach stars Group 3 championship in 1993, 1997, 1998 and 1999. The North has won four of the last five, but has never led the series. Comets have Spruill in Monday's grid game NORTH-SOUTH SCORES - South leads scries 14-13-2 By JR Pursichini "I appreciate Ken Trimmer and John Liberate.) for 2008: North 31, South 25 - at Rutgers Stadium Sports Editor asking me to be part of this,1' Power said. Trimmer and 2007: South 14, North 7 - at Rutgers Stadium For the first time the North-South All "Star Football Liberate) are both on the North-South committee on the 2006: North 31, South 16 - at Rutgers Stadium Game will be played in Union County, with this year's North side. Trimmer is the head coach at Caklvvell and 2005: North 9, South 7 - at Rutgers Stadium 31st edition set for a 7 p.m. kickoff on Monday at Liberato the head coach at Summit. •; 2004: North 26, South 21 - at Rutgers Stadium Kean University in Union. "It's great to get a chance to .coach with (North 2003: South 3, North 0 - at Rutgers Stadium The game will be televised Tuesday night at 8 on defensive coordinator) diet Parlavecehio, (North 2002: No game was played at Rutgers MSG Plus by Mike Quick's production group, offensive coordinator) Darnell Grant and Gary Mob- because of inclement weather before kick off. Union County has a strong player and coaching ley," said Power of the Elizabeth, Irvington and Rah- 2001: North 24, South 0 - at Rutgers Stadium representation on the North side, with this being the way head coaches, respectively. 2000: South 20, North 5 - at Rutgers Stadium first contest not played at Rutgers Stadium in Piscat- Power coached with Parlavecchio at Elizabeth and 1999: South 22, North 19 - at Rutgers Stadium away since the 1997 game was played at The College as a coach at-Union against Grant at Irvington and 1998: North 33, South 31 - at Rutgers Stadium of New Jersey in Ewing Township. against Parlavecchio at Elizabeth as well. Last year, 1997: South 28, North 24 - at The College of New Jersey Union County has both North quarterbacks in Rah- Power's first Hillside team was the only one to beat 1996: South 32, North 23 - at Rutgers Stadium way's Troy Eastman and Johnson's Dan Dugan. East- 'Mobley's Railway squad in the regular season as the 1995: North 37, South 15-at Rutgers Stadium . • . man was a track and field standout for the Indians who Comets beat the Indians for the first time since 2003. 1994: South 21, North 16 - at Trenton State College made it all the way to the Meet of Champions, white Power, Parlavecchio, Grant and Mobley will all be 1993: South 9, North 8 - at Giants Stadium Dugan's play at third base helped the Crusaders finish coaching-on the same sideline June 29 at Kean, trying 1992: North 7, South 7 (tie) - at Giants Stadium with a winning record of 16-7. to get the Nortlr a second straight victory so it can tie 1991: North 26, South 12 - at Giants Stadium Hillside head coach John Power, ready to begin his the series up once again. 1990: North 14, South 10 - at Rutgers Stadium second season at the helm of the Comets, is one of the Power also has one of his best defensive players 1989: South 24, North 0 - at Rutgers Stadium North coaches on offense. from 2008 competing for the North squad in line- 1988: South 12, North 9 - at Rutgers Stadium "It's an honor to be asked to coach in this game," backer Marquis Spruill, who will continue at Fork 1987: North 21, South 10 - at Rutgers Stadium said Power, who last fall guided Hillside to an 8-3 Union Military Academy in Virginia. 1986: North 20, South 17 - at Rutgers Stadium record, its first winning season in five years and to "It's a great school, with a great tradition and things 1985: North 10, South 10 (tie) - at Rutgers Stadium the North 2, Group 2 semifinals for the first time in will work out very well for Marquis there," Power 1984: North 7, South 0 - at Rutgers Stadium eight years. said. "He has the desire, work ethic and ability to play 1983: South 41, North 7 - at Rutgers Stadium The Comets were a touchdown away from playing Division 1-A ball after that." 1982: South 16, North 7 - at Rutgers Stadium for a state championship after finishing 0-10 the year Spruill was one of the leading tackiers in the Moun* 1981: South 32, North 0 - at Rutgers Stadium before. Top-seeded Hillside fell to fiftb-seeded Cald- tain Valley Conference and his play at linebacker 1980: North 13, South 6 - at Rutgers Stadium well 28-21 in the N2, G2 semifinal at Union. Caidweil helped the Comets win the Mountain Division title for 1979: South 34, North 13 - at Rutgers Stadium went on to win the championship. the first time since 2000. PAGE 32 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE IS\?.V:'" ' -'" Which team will Clark land with? (Continued from Page 30) "We had some problems with that team, with some guys doing their own thing off the court," Remley recalled. "We didn't go into those games at full capacity." Rahway began state tournament play in 2006 with a convincing 77-44 home win over 12th-seeded Summit in the CJ, G2 quarterfinals. Johnson 1 » had 23 points and 18 rebounds and Clark 22 points and 11 boards. I'I - "Earl stepped up his game by scoring down low and dunking on people," Remley said. "Ishmyl was a special player, but Earl had to get him going. Earl had to stay in his ear. "Earl got other players to play better by talking to them. From a coach- '• 1.- es' perspective, that helped us a lot." Rahway went back to South Brunswick and ended up winning this time, defeating third-seeded Manasquan 62-56.in the 2006 CJ, G2 final. Clark paced the Indians with 19 points, while Johnson netted 17. After a loss to Haddonfield in a Group 2 semifinal at Perth Amboy, t ' Rahway finished 22-8, which included the team's first Mountain Valley I Conference-Mountain Division crown. "I came in at the end of the (recruiting) process with Pitino and Jay Wright of Villanova," Remley said. "As a senior, 1 knew that -M •• right there this kid would be moving on very quickly. I knew it would happen for him. "1 thought the tough part would be maturing and he did that. He bulked up and I knew if he kept his work ethic at Louisville that he would Clark Girls Softball League secretary Bill Smith, at far left, and board member become a big player." Dave Panetta, at far right, present a check to the Perrotto family for winning the A McDonald's All-America at Rahway, Clark averaged 25,2 points, annual Super 50/50 drawing June 14. Perrotto family members, from left, in 13.2 rebounds and five assists his senior season and finished with 1,245 between Smith and Panetta are Kim, Serafina, Dylan, Franco and Jayson. career points. Clark wore No. 5 at Louisville and in his college biography he listed the reason for that because his cousin wore the same number when he played football. Youth soflball tournament "Earl has a lot to offer, has matured and should have a long career," Remley said. It doesn't happen every year that an athlete from a small town in Union excitement this weekend County such as Rahway gets drafted to play a professional sport. That's what makes Clark's accomplishments all the more special. The Clark Girls Softball League (CGSB) will Trophies, awards and championship plaques were host the fourth annual 10-and-under Summer presented to all the girls. Classic at the Brewer School Softball Complex in The highlight of the day's events was picking Clark tomorrow through Sunday after hosting the the Super 50/50 Raffle winners, which were -—-—————————~ fourth annual 12-and-Under Summer Classic last Jayson and Kim Perrotto of Clark, whose daughter All the latest sports weekend. Serafina played for Eye Center of Clark in the Pee chatter> opinions, and Teams from New Jersey, New York, Connecticut Wee Division. scores for Union County. and Pennsylvania compete in the exciting youth The travel season is in full swing, with nightly Visit my Uloo and keep up to date regional tournaments. games - through the end of July - taking place at the on sports around the county. BLOG .AM CGSB wrapped its 2009 season with its annual Brewer School Softball Complex. year-end picnic June 14 at the Deutscher Club in The CGSB board of directors thanks the many team Clark. and league sponsors, volunteer coaches, team moms, The girls enjoyed boardwalk style games with concession helpers and players and families for their prizes, dunk tank, obstacle course, Castle Jump, endless hard work and dedication. swimming in the Featherbed Lane School Pool, CGSB teaches girls in grades K.-8 the fundamentals DJ music and a large variety of food, drinks and of softball, team work and sportsmanship in a safe ice cream. competitive and fun sports environment. Union's Flinn, Kardys The dunk tank was another huge success, with no More information about CGSB may be obtained by honored for efforts shortage of volunteers. visiting its website at www.eteamz.com/cgsb. Union head softball coach A. Men's Club Chris Flinn and junior left hander Amanda Kardys were honored by 876 Hart Street • Rahway UNION COUNTY TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS The Star-Ledger Sunday for the (732) 574-3825 success that the Fanners achieved Hotline: (732) 382-5527 this season. r-i ,\. ••••>•/ •.•..••••••V'.-v • SPRINGS 2009.. • . •• ' : . • -30 OF NJ'S HOTTEST DANCERS DAILY'" Flinn was named the state's Coach 2 Big Screen TVs -:•••..-".'••". BASEBALL; Scotch Plains, first time since 2004 of the Year after leading Union to a 27-5 record that included a record Over 20 TVs with ESPN, Sports Channel, MSG& .•/•.;•': '.", • .-• .-.' SOFTBALL: Union, first time since2000 •'. v •, 1 lth Union County Tournament championship and a first North 2, All Pay-Per-View Events ;: ,' BOYS'TiENNIS: Westfield, fifth straight year , Group 4 crown since 1995. 'i- Shot Specials Daily Kardys was named Union • 2 Free Buffets Daily - 4:30pm to 6pm County Player of the Year after and 12 midnight \ '•'•;'. ;BOYS'LACROSSE: Summit, second straight season • •.': going 18-5 on the mound, which • Delicious Homemade Specials included' four consecutive state and Fresh Sauteed Dishes tournament shutouts. AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES and : Flinn was the first coach from CORPORATE FUNCTIONS :.'• •:.'^}-:l BOYS' TRACK: Rahway, first time \' ,.v; •. ..-. ,..- '. : • Union named state coach of the year Free, Parking on Premises since boys' basketball coach Ted "ATM on Premises ^ TfRACK,: Union, second: straight season? arid Cranibrd, first time since 2007 •.. OPEN: Mon-Fri 11:30am-2am • Sat 11:30am 1ii3am M Zawacki in 1997. Kardys was Sun4pmto2am Union's first Second Team All State : Westfield, teams an4 Jacob •Stoclcfco-f Johnson^ ifidlyMiW^ Both second straight seaspii •'*• pitcher since Laura Labonia in 1997. txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxti UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 33

POOTCWfiCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PLAINFIELD SAMUEL A. FRYE 2A44 - 187ET SEQ. HILLSIDE JOSEPHINE COSME-FRYE HILLSIDE NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS ELSON CASIANO, and each of their Unit 121 Georetta Rodgers, contains SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Clothing, furniture and household NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS CHANCERY DIVISION Docket No. : F-15520-09 sentatives, and his, her, their or goods; Unit F5 Melba Hardy contains UNION COUNTY Superior Court of New Jersey any of their successors in right, Household Goods; Unit H29 Yolonda Docket No. : F-5407-09 Chancery Division title and interest Kirksey contains household goods; Superior Court of New Jersey DOCKET NO. F-29147-08 Union County Unit G16 Beverly Frazier contains Chancery Division YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED household goods; Unit 115 Tisha L Union County NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: AND REQUIRED to serve upon Canipbell contains Household Goods; Lazelle J. Bailey ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Unit 1012 Pamela J Regans contains (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Hellevi Jones LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, Furniture; Unit A22 Linda Bearfisld MARCOS ESPOSITO DYWANN MCNEIL Robin Schenk, and each of their whose address is 200 Sheffield contains Household Goods and Cloth- SIMONE A. ESPOSITO, and each of Barbara McNeil, Deceased, his/her heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New ing; Unit 1005 Danyelle Barrino con- their heirs, devisees, and personal heirs, devisees and personal repre- Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- tains household goods; Unit A27 representatives, and his, her, their sentatives, and his , her, ! their or sentatives, and his/her, their or any any of their susuccessore s i~n right-•-•.-., ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the Neshell Fowler-Moore contains or any of their successors in right, of their successors In right, title titftioe and •interes •t Complaint filed in a civil action, in household goods; Unit D19 Theresa title and interest and Interest, which GMAC Mortgage, LLC is plain- Marie Bey contains furniture and YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED tiff, and SAMUEL A. FRYE, et al., are household goods. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve upon defendants, pending in the Superior AND REQUIRED lo serve upon AND REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, ZUCKER. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- Auction is with reserve. Devon Self ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiffs LLC, ESQS,, plaintiff's attorneys, sion, Union County, and bearing Storage reserves the right to set min- LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, attorneys, whose address is 7 Centu- whose address is 200 Sheffield Docket F-10729-09 within thirty-five imum bids and to refuse bids. Cash whose address is 200 Sheffield ry Drive. Suite 201, Parsippany, New Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New (35) days after 06/25/2009 exclusive only. Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New Jersey 07054, telephone number # Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- of such date, or if published after Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- 06/25/2009, (35) days after the actual June 25, July 2, 2009 ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the (973) 538-9300, an Answer to the ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the U240506 WCN ($34.30) Complaint and Amended Complaint, Complaint filed in a civil action, in date of such publication, exclusive of Amended Complaint filed in a civil filed in a civil action, in which SUT- which National City Mortgage Compa- such date. If you fail to do so, judg- action, in which U. S. Bank National TON FUNDING LLC is Plaintiff and ny, a Division of NationafCity Bank is ment by default may be rendered Association, as Trustee for ABFC WANDA MCNEIL, et al., are Defen- plaintiff, and Lazelle J. Bailey, et al., against you for the relief demanded in 2007-WMC1 Trust is plaintiff, and dants, pending in the Superior Court are defendants, pending in the Supe- the Complaint. You shall file your MARCOS ESPOSITO, et al., are of New Jersey, Chancery Division, rior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Answer and proof of service in dupli- defendants, pending in the Superior UNION County and bearing Docket Division, Union County, and bearing cate with the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- No. F-29147-08 within thirty-five (35] Docket F-15520-09 within thirty-five Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice sion, Union County, and bearing days after 06/25/2009, or if published (35) days after 06/25/200? exclusive Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- HILLSIDE Docket F-S407-09 within thirty-five after 06/25/2009, thirty-five (35) days of such date, or if published after sey 08625, in accordance with the (35) days after 06/25/2009 exclusive after the actual date of such publica- 06/25/2009, (35) days after the actual rules of civil practice and procedure. of such date, or if published after NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 06/25/2009, (35) days after the actual tion, exclusive of such date, exclusive date of such publication, exclusive of This action has been instituted for of such dale. If you fail to do so, such date. If you fail to do so, judg- date of such publication, exclusive of the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- Docket No. : F-32679-08 such date. If you fail to do so, judg- Judgment by Default may be rendered ment by default may be rendered gage dated 06/30/2003 made by Superior Court of New Jersey against you for Ihe relief demanded in against you for the relief demanded in ment by default may be rendered SAMUEL A. FRYE AND JOSEPHINE Chancery Division against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall file your the Complaint. You shall filo your COSME-FPYE as mortgagors, to Union County answer and proof of service in dupli- Answer and proof of service in dupli- the Amended Complaint. You shall MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- file your Answer and proof of service cate with tha Clerk of the Superior cate with the Clerk of the Superior TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- Court. Hughes Justice Complex, CN- Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: in duplicate with Ihe Clerk of the NEE FOR MORTGAGE INVESTORS Sylvester Akinyomi Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- CORPORATION recorded on Veronica Akinyeml, and each of accordance with the Rules of Civil sey 08625, in accordance with the Justice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, Practice and Procedure. This action rules of civil practice and procedure. 07/16/2003 in Book 10201 of Mort- their hoiro, devisees, and personal New Jersey 08625, in accordance gages for Union County, Page 218 representatives, and his, her, their with the rules of civil practice and has been instituted far the purpose of This action has been instituted for which Mortgage was duly assigned to or any of their successors In right, procedure. the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- the plaintiff, GMAC Mortgage, LLC, by title and interest (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated July gage dated 10/18/2006 made by Assignmenl of Mortgage dated This action has been instituted for 20, 2007 mads by WANDA MCNEIL Lazelle J. Bailey, unmarried as mort- 02/24/2009; Foreclosing a Second YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- and BARBARA MCNEIL as mortgagor, to National City Mortgaqe acii•• Mortgage dated 06/22/200? made by AND REQUIRED to serve upon gage dated 02/09/2007 made by Mar- gagors to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC vision of National City Bank recorded SAMUEL A. FRYE AND JOSEPHINE ZUCKER. GOLDBERG SACKERMAN, cos Esposito as mortgagor, to Mort- REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC AS on 10/25/2006 in Book 11906 of Mort- COSME-FRYE. HUSBAND AND WIFE LLC. ESQS., plaintiff's altorneys, gage Electronic Registration Systems, NOMINEE FOR EQUIFIRST CORPO- gages for Union County, Page 807; as mortgagors, tg GMAC MORTGAGE, whose address is 200 Sheffield Inc as nominees for GE Money Bank, a RATION recorded on July 30, 2007, in ana (2) to recover possession of, and LLC recorded on 07/31/2007 in Book Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New federal savings bank recorded on Book 12245 of Mortgages for UNION concerns premises commonly known 12246 of Mortgages for Union County, Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- 03/16/2007 in Book 12087 of Mort- County, Page 554, et seq,, which said as 224 -2G Prescott Place, Plainfield, Page 552 to the above named Plain- ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer lo the gages for Union County, Page Q02 mortgage was duly assigned to the NJ 07063, also being Lot 12 in Block tiff, who is tho present holder of said Amended Complaint filed in a civil which Mortgage was duly assigned to Plaintiff named above, who is the 118. mortgage; and (2) to recover posses- action, in which U.S. Bank, National the plaintiff, U. S. Bank National present holder of said Mortgage, and sion of. and concerns premises com- Association, as Trustee for the One Association, as Trustee for ABFC (2) to recover possession of, and con- If you are unable to obtain an attor- 2007-WMC1 Trust, by Assignment of ney, you may communicate with the monly known as 729 PEMBERTON Williams Street REMIC Trust 2008-1 cerns premises commonly known as AVENUE AKA 729-31 PEMBERTON is plaintiff, and Sylvester Akinyemi. fit Mortgage dated 02/11/2003; and (2) 14Q1 LIBERTY AVE, HILLSIDE, NJ New Jersey Bar Association by calling to recover possession of, and con- 732-249-5000. You may also contact AVENUE, CITY OF PLAINFIELD. NJ al., are defendants, pending in the 07205, Block 405, Lot 3. 07060, also being Lot 3 in Block 512. Superior Court of New Jersey, cerns premises commonly known as If you cannot afford or are unable to the Lawyer Referral Service of the 1414B LIBERTY AVENUE, HILLSIDE, County of venue by calling 908-353- If you are unable to obtain an attor- Chancery Division, Union County, and obtain an attorney, you may communi- bearing Docket F-32679-08 within NJ 07205, also boing Lot 53 in Block cate with Ihe Legal Services Office of 4715. if you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate with the 1101. ney, you may communicate with the New Jersey Bar Association by calling thirty-five (35) days after 06/26/2009 the County of venue by calling: Legal Services office of the County of 732-249-5000. You may also contact exclusive of such date, or if publishad If you are unable to obtain an attor- venue by calling 908-354-4340. the Lawyer Referral Service of the after 06/25/2009, (35) days after the ney, you may communicate with the UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFER- County of venue by calling 908-353- actual date of such publication, exclu- New Jersey oar Association by calling RAL: (808)353-4715 YOU, LAZELLE J. BAILEY, her 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- sive of such date. If you fail lo do so, 732-249-5000. You may also contact UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: heirs, devisees, and personal repre- ney, you may communicate with the judgment.by default may be rendered the Lawyer Referral Service of the (908)354-4340 sentatives, and her, their or any of against you for the relief demanded in their successors in right, title and Legal Services office of the County of County of venue by calling 908-363- venue by calling 908-354-4340. the Amended Complaint. You shall 4715, If you cannot afford an attor- YOU, Barbara McNeil, Deceased, Interest are made a party defendant to filhe youAmner Answed r anmpad proon f oYf oservic ae this foreclosure action because you YOU. SAMUEL A. FRYE, his heirs, file your Answer and proof of service ney, you may communicate with the his/her heirs, devisees and personal devisees, and personal representa- Legal Services office of the County of representatives, and his/her, their or executed Plaintiff's obligation and in duplicate with the Clerk of the venue by calling 908-354-4340. mortgage and may be liable for any tives, and his, their or any of their Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes any of their successors in right, title deficiency, and are a record owner of successors in right, title and interest JusticJti e CoComplel x - CN 979711 , TrentonTto . YOU, MARCOS ESPOSITO, his and interest, ara made party defen- the subject property and for any right, are made a party defendant to this New Jersey 081525, in accordance heirs, devisees, and personal repre- dants to this foreclosure action for title and interest you may have in. lo foreclosure action because you exe- with the rules of civil practice and sentatives, and his, their or any of any lien, claim or interest you may or against the subject property. cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- procedure. their successors in right, title and have in. to or againsl the mortgagetl gage and may be liaDle for any defi- YOU. HELLEV) JONES, his/her This action has been instituted for interest are made a party defendant to premises by reason of tha Mortgage ciency, and are a record owner of Iho this foreclosure aciion because you made by WANDA MCNEIL and BAR- heirs, devisees, and personal repre- subject property and for any right, the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- sentatives, and his/her, their or any of gaqe dated 05/24/2007 made by executed Plaintiff's obligation and SARA MCNEIL as set forth above, and title and interest you may have in, lo mortgage and may be liable for any by reason of the death of the, their successors in right, title and or against the subject propeity. Sylvester Akinyemi and Veronica Interest are made a party defendant Akinyemi, husband and wife as mort- deficiency, and are a record owner of deceased. Barbara McNeil. Upon to this foreclosure action because you YOU, JOSEPHINE COSME-FRYE. gagors, lo Mortgage Electronic Regis- the subject property and for any right, request, a copy of the Complaint and hold a judgment/lien/mortgage which her heirs, devisees, and personal rep- tration Systems, Inc., as nominee foe title and interest you may have in, to Amendment lo Complaint, if any, will may be against the owner/mort- resentatives, and her, their or any of EquiFirsl Corporation recorded on or against the subject property. be supplied to you for particularity. gagor(s) and for any right, title and their successors in right, title and 06/08/2007 in Book 12187 of Mort- YOU, SIMONE A. ESPOSITO, her YOU, Dywann McNeil are made interest you may have in, lo or interest are made a party defendant to gages for Union County, Page 334 heirs, devisees, and personal repre- parly defendant to this foreclosure against the subject properly. Upon this foreclosure action because you which Mortgage was duly assigned to sentatives, and her, their or any of action because you are a known hair request, a copy of the Complaint and executed Plaintiff's obligation and the plaintiff, U.S. Bank, National their successors in right, title and of BARBARA MCNEIL the deceased Amended Complaint, if any, will be mortgage and may be liame for any Association, as Trustee for the One interest are made a party defendant to mortgagor, and for any right, title and supplied to you for particularity. deficiency, and are a record owner of Williams Street REMIC Trust 2008-1, this foreclosure action because you interest you may have in, io or the subject property and for any right, by Assignment of Mortgage dated are an owner of record of the mort- YOU, ROBIN SCHENK, her heirs, title and interest you may have in, to against the subject proparty. Upon 04/15/2009; and (2) to recover pos- gage premises being foreclosed here- request, a copy of the Complaint and devisees, and personal representa- or against the subject property. session of, and concerns premises in and for arty lien, claim or interest tives, and her, their or any of their YOU, JOSEPHINE COSME-FRYE, commonly known as 75 WOLF PLACE, you may have in, to or against the Amendment to Complaint, if any, will successors in right, title and interest her heirs, devisees, and personal rep- HILLSIDE, NJ 07205, also being Lot subject property. be supplied to you for particularity. are made a party defendant to this resentatives, and her, their or any of File #FHO745 foreclosure action because you hold a 14 in Block 101. File #FCZU6683 Dated: June 16, 2009 judgment/lien/mortgage which may be their successors in right, title and interest are further made a parly If you are unable to obtain an attor- JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK JENNIFER M. PEREZ against the owner/mortgagor(s) and defendant to this foreclosure action ney, you may communicate with the Clerk qf the Superior for any right, title and interest you because you hold a judgment/ New jersey Bar Association by calling SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Court of New Jersey may have in. to or against the subiect lien/mortgage which may be against 732-249-6000. You may also contact U240534 UNL June 25, 2009 ($51:45) property. Upon request, a copy of the the owner/mortgagor(s) and for any the Lawyer Referral Service of the This Is an attempt Complaint and Amended Complaint, if right, title and interest you may have County of venue by calling 908-3S3- to-collect » debt, HILLSIDE any, will be supplied to you for partic- in, to or against the subject property. 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- and any information obtained wilt ularity. Upon request, a copy of the Com- ney, you may communicate with the be used for that purpose. TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE File SFWZ120132 plaint and Amended Complaint, if any. Legal Services office of the County of U240469 UNL June 25, 2009 ($53.41) PUBLIC NOTICE will be supplied to you for particulan- venue by calling 90f-364-4340. JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK YOU, SYLVESTER AKINYEMI, his The following ordinance published SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY y'YOU, ELSON CASIANO, his/her heirs, devisees, and persona! repre- herewith has been passsa by the heirs, devisees, and personal representatives, and his, their or any of VAUXHALL Township Cauncil at a meeting held at This is an attempt sentatives, and his/her, their or any of their successors in right, title and the Municipal Building, Liberty and to collect a debt, their successors in right, title and interest are made a party defendant lo NOTICE p Hillside Avenues on Wednesday, June and any Information obtained will interest are made a party defendant to this foreclosure action because you 10. 2009 be used for that purpose. this foreclosure action because you executed Plaintiff's obligation and Please take notice that an applica- U240530 WCN June 25, 2009 hold a judgment/lien/mortgage which mortgage and may be liaole for any tion has been made by Alfred L. Miller 0-09-018 ($58.80) may ba against the owner/mort- deficiency, and are a record owner of for a variance from the requirements AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP- ______gagor(s) and for any right, title and the subject property and for any right, of the Township of Union Land Devel- TER 291 (VEHICLES AND'TRAFFIC) interest you may nave in, to or title and interest you may have in, to opment Ordinance (and for subdivi- OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP against the subject property. Upon or against the subject property, sion/site plan approval) as to permit a OF HILLSIDE, AT ARTICLE II (STOP- Note, complying with N.J.S.A. 39-.10A- request, a copy of the Complaint and YOU. VERONICA AKINYEMI, her single family dwelling on a non-con- PING, STANDING AND PARKING), 8 et seq., application has been made Amended Complaint, if any, will be heirs, devisees, and personal repre- forming lot located at 221 Catherine 291-18-1 (PERMIT PARKING - to the NJ MVC , Trenton NJ, to get supplied to you for particularity. sentatives, and her, their or any of Street, Vauxhall, N.J. which is in vio- GREENWOOD TERRACE) title papers allowing the sale of a File #XVZ 74086-R1 their successors in right, title and lation of section(s) 170-51 of the Land 1999 MACK TRK, VIN # interest are made a party defendant Developmsnt Ordinance. John G. Kulish 1M2AA13Y2XW103657 and a 2002 JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK to this foreclosure action because you Any person or persons affected by Council President Freightliner, vin # SUPERIOR:COURT OF NEW JERSEY executed Plaintiff's mortgage and may this application may have the opportu- Attest: 1FVACXCS24HM52657. Any objec- be liable for any deficiency, and are a nity to be heard at the public hearing Janet Vlaisavljevic tions, are made in writing to the NJ This is an attempt record owner of the subject property to be held: by the Zoning Board of Township Clerk MVC, Special Services, to collect a debt, and for any right, title and Interest Adjustment on July 8, 200a at 7:30 pm U24Q664 UNL June 25, 2009 ($13.23) POB 017, Trenton, NJ 08666. and any Information obtained will you may have In, to or against the in the.Municipal Building, 1976 Morris June 18, 25, 2009 be used for that purpose. subject Property. Avenue, Union, New Jersey. ™"~*~ HILLSIDE U240108\WCN ($14.70) U240466 WCN June 25, 2009 File #FCZ108000 , All documents relating to this appli- ($72.03) cation may be inspected by the public SHERIFF'S SALE ~ PLAINFIELD JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK between the hours of 9:00 am and Sheriff's File Number: CH-090Q28OO " ' HILLSIDE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 4:00 prn in the office of the Secretary Division: CHANCERY NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS of the Board of Adjustment In the Docket Number: F23472O8 Public Auction at Devon Self Storage- This Is an attempt Municipal Building, Building Depart- County: Union Docket No. •: F-10729-09 625 Glenwood Ave., Hillside N.J. to collect a debt, ment, 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL Superior Court of New Jersey 07205 on Monday July 20th, 2009 at and any Information obtained will New Jersey, ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE ON Chancery Division 11:00 a.m. Property contents In the, be used for that purpose, Alfred L. Miller BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE Union County following units, will be sold to the TERWIN MORTGAGE TRUST 2006-7, U240549 UNL June 25, 2009 ($54.88) Applicant ASSET- BACKED CERTIFICATES, Highest Didder to satisfy the owners' U240543 UNL June 25, 2009 ($16.17) (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: lien for rent under N.J. code section TMTS SERIES 2008-7 WITHOUT CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE RECOURSE UNION execution to me directed I shall UNION ROSELLE PARK VS expose for sale by public venue, at Defendant: AMELIA BETANCOURT: SHERIFF'S SALE the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- RUBUC NOTICE NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS JUAN BETANCOURT; OPTION ON& Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002658 TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 MORTGAGE CORPORATION; STATE •Division: CHANCERY ELIZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, Notice is hereby given that bid pro- Docket No. : F-12711-09 OF NEW JERSEY; CARLOS N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Docket Number: F292908 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- posals will be received via the Inter- Superior Court of New Jersey ROMEROS County: Union cessful bidders must have 20% of net until 10:00:59 A.M. on 7/9/09 Chancery Division Sale Date: 07/15/2009 Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- their bid available in cash or certified downloaded, and publicly opened and Union County Writ of Execution: 05/05/2009 AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE check at the conclusion of the sales. read, from Bidders classified under By virtue of the above-stated writ of FOR GSAA HOME EQUITY TRUST The property to be sold is located in N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: execution to me directed I shall 2208-4 the Township of HILLSIDE in the CONFERENCE ROOM-A, 1st Floor F EDWARD R. KOENIG, his heirs, expose for sale by public venue, at VS County of UNION, State of New Jer- & A Building, New Jersey Department devisees, and personal representa- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Defendant: LUIS E. BARAHONE, sey. of Transportation, 1035 Parkway tives, and his, their or any of their TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 MIRNA BARAHONA, MORTGAGE Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for: successors in right, title and inter- ELtZABETHTOWrO, PLAZA, Elizabeth, ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Commonly known as: 357 HARVARD est N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock TEMS, INC., ACTING SOLELY AS A AVENUE/HILLSIDE, NJ 07205 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Tax Lot No.: 37 in Slock 702 Route 22 Eastbound over Burke NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 39 Parkway, From Rosemont Avenue to YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED cessful bidders must have 20% of FINANCIAL NETWORK, INC., ITS ft x 80 ft x 38 ft x 80 Ft the Garden State Parkway, Contract AND REQUIRED to serve upon their bid available in cash or certified SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS; LAR- Nearest Cross Street: New York No. 055083050, Bridge Deck ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, check at the conclusion of the sales. IDIAN CONSULTING INC. The property to be sold is located in Place Replacement, LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, Sale Date: 07/08/2009 Union County whose address is 200 Sheffield the Township of Hillside. Writ of Execution: 04/17/2009 Subject to any open taxes, In the County of Union and the State water/sewer, municipal or tax Hens Federal Project No: BH-0040M65) Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New By virtue of the above-stated writ of that may be due. of New Jersey. execution to me directed I shall UPC NO: Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- Premises commonly known as: 592 Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the expose for sale by public venue, at and Water may be delinquent, you DP No: 09138 Complaint filed in a civil action, in Tillman Street the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- must check with the tax collector for Tax Lot 1 in Block 511 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 which IndyMao Federal Bank, FSB is exact amounts due. plaintiff, and EDWARD R. KOENIG, et Dimensions of Lot (Approximately): ELIZABETHTOWfJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, Prior Mortgages and Judgments (If Bidders are required to comply with SO' x 100' N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock the requirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 al., are defendants, pending in the any): Superior Court of New Jersey, Nearest Cross Street: Cornell Place in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Note: The sheriff reserves the right to N.J.A.C 17:27. Subject to: $0.00 cessful bidders must have 20% of adjourn this sale for any length of Chancery Division, Union County, and "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES their bid available in cash or certified time without further advertisement. For Federal projects, Bidders must bearinq Docket F-12711-09 within THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE check at the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: register with both the New Jersey thirty-five (35) days after 06/25/2009 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Property to be sold is located in the $296,805.63*** Department of Treasury, Division of exclusive of such date, or if published THROUGH PUBLICATION." Township of Union, County of Two Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Revenue pursuant to N.J.S.A 52:32- after 06/25/2009, (35) clays after the Surplus Money: !f after the sale and Union, State of New Jersey Eight Hundred Five and 53/100*** 44 AND the "Public Works Contractor actual date of such publication, exclu- satisfaction or the mortgage debt, Premises commonly known as: 246 Attorney: Registration Act", N.J.S.A. 34:11- sive of such date. If you fail to do so, including costs and expenses, there PHILLIPS TERRACE, UNION NJ ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, 56.48 et seq. (P.L.2003, c. 91) prior to judgment by default may be rendered remains any surplus money, the 07083-0000 LLC contract execution. Appropriate proof against you for the relief demanded in money will be deposited into the 200 SHEFFIELD STREET of these registrations should be pro- the Complaint. You shall file your Superior Court Trust Fund and any BEING KNOWN as LOT 14, BLOCK SUITE 301 vided to NJDOT as soon as possible. Answer and proof of service in dupli- person claiming the surplus, or any 2704, on the official Tax Map of the MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 cate with the Clerk of the Superior part thereof, may file a motion pur- Twp. of Union (908)233-8500 XCZ-90703 The Department, in accordance with Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Dimensions: 40.76 feet x 109.09 feat Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Title VI Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- 2 stating the nature and extent of that x 40.83 feet x 106.82 feet A full legal description can be found Stat. 252 U.S.C., 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 sey 08625, in accordance with the person's claim and asking for an order Nearest Cross Street: Self Master at the Union County Sheriff's Office directing, payment of the surplus and 23 issued pursuant to such Act, rules of civil practice and procedure. Parkway Total Upset: $349,931.57 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation This action has been instituted for money. The Sheriff or other parson The Sheriff hereby reserves the ""Three Hundred Forty-Nine Thou- conducting the sale will have informa- right to adjourn this sale without sand Nine Hundred Thirty-One and Act of 1973 will afford minority busi- the purpose of (1) foraclosing a Mort- tion regarding the surplus, if any. further notice by publication. 57/100*"* ness enterprises full opportunity to gage dated 08/15/2007 made by JUDGMENT AMOUNT: "Subject to any unpaid taxes, June 4. 11, 18, 25, 2009 submit bids in response to this invita- Edward R. Koenig. a married person $350,264.63"* municipal liens or other charges, U239152 UNL ($133.28) tion and will not discriminate against as mortgagor, to Mortgage Electronic Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Two and any such taxes, charges, Hens, any bidder on the grounds of race, Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi- Hundred Sixty-Four and 63/100*** Insurance premiums or other UNTON color, sex, national origin, or handi- nee for First Interstate Financial Attorney: advances made by plaintiff prior to cap In the project award. Corp. recorded on 09/05/2007 in Book MC CASE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, this sale. All interested parties are NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS M12285 of Mortgages for Union Coun- P.C. to conduct and rely upon their own Plans, specifications, and bidding ty, Page 246 which Mortgage was duly 216 HADDQN AVENUE independent investigation to ascer- Docket No, : F-2567-09 information for the proposed work are assigned to the plaintiff, IndyMac SUITE 303 tain whether or not any outstanding Superior Court of New Jersey available at Bid Express website Federal Bank, FSB, by Assignment of WESTMONT, NJ 0810S Interest remain of record and/or Chancery Division www.bidx.com. You must subscribe Mortgage dated 02/25/2009; and (2) (856)858-7080 have priority over the lien being Union County to use this service. To subscribe, fol- to recover possession of, and con- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich foreclosed and, if so the current low the instructions on the web site. cerns premises commonly known as A full legal description can be found amount due thereon. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Fees apply to downloading documents 523 Valley Road, Roselle Park, NJ at the Union County Sheriff's Office **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- Angela L. Wasson, her heirs, and plans and bidding access. The 07204, also being Lot 6 in Block 119. Total Upset: $388,067.44 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall devisees, and personal representa- fee schedule is available on the web If you are unable to obtain an attor- "'Three Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- be entitled only a return of the tives, and her, their or any of their site. All fees are directly payable to ney, you may communicate with the sand Sixty-Seven ana 44/100*** deposit paid. The Purchaser shall successors in right, title and Inter- Bid Express. New Jersey Bar Association by calling June IB, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 have no further recourse against est 732-249-5000. You may also contact U240049 UNL ($156.80) the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor's Plans, specifications, and bidding the Lawyer Referral Service of the attorney, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED information may be inspected (BUT County of venue by calling 908-353- ***lf after the sale and satisfaction AND REQUIRED to serve upon NOT OBTAINED) by contracting 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- of the mortgage debt, including ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, organizations at our various Design ney, you may communicate with the SHERIFF'S SALE costs and expenses, there remains LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, Field Offices at the following loca- Legal Services offica of the County of Sheriff's File Number: CH- 0900Z6S1 any surplus money, the money will whose address is 200 Sheffield tions: venue by calling 908-354-4340. Division: CHANCERY be deposited into the Superior Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New 200 Stierli Court YOU, EDWARD R. KOENIG, his Docket Number: F1604108 Court Trust Fund and any person Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- Mt. Arlington, NJ heirs, devisees, and personal repre- County; Union claiming the surplus, or any part ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the 973-770-5141 sentatives, and his, their or any of Plaintiff: tNDYMAC MORTGAGE thereof, may file a motion pursuant Amended Complaint filed in a civil their successors in right, title and F.S.B; to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 action, in which U.S. Bank National Routs 79 & Daniels Way interest are made a party defendant to VS : stating the nature and extent of that Association as Trustee for RASC Freehold, NJ this foreclosure action because you Defendant: EL1SEU SANTOS, LUM- person's claim and asking for an 20Q7KS3 is plaintiff, and Angela L. 732-308-4025 executed Plaintiff's obligation and BERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY COM- order directing payment ofthe sur- Wasson, et al., are defendants, pend- mortgage and may be liable for any PANY, THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY plus money. The Sheriff or other ing in the Superior Court of New Jer- 1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W deficiency, and are a record owner of Sale Date: 07/08/200S person conducting the sale will sey, Chancery Division, Union County, Writ of Execution: 03/26/2009 and bearing [Docket F-2567-09 within Cherry Hill, NJ the subject property and for any right, have information regarding the sur- title and interest you may have in, to By virtue of the above-stated writ of plus, if any. thirty-five (35) days after 06/25/2009 856-486-6624 execution io me directed I shall exclusive of such date, or if published or against the subject property. expose for sale by public venue, at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $312,361.76 after 06/25/2009, (35) days after the New Jersey Department of File #FRZ118130 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Three Hundred Twelve Thousand actual date of such publication, exclu- Transportation TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Three Hundred Fifty-One and sive of such date. If you fail to do so, Division of Procurement JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK ELIZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, 76/100*** judgment by default may be rendered Bureau of Construction Services SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Attorney: against you for the relief demanded in 1035 Parkway Avenue in the afternoon of said day. All suc- PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC the Amended Complaint. You shall PO Box 605 This Is an attempt cessful bidders must have 20% of 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD file your Answer and proof of service Trenton, NJ 08625 to collect a debt, their bid available in cash or certified SUITE 100 in duplicate with the Clerk of the and any Information obtained will check at the conclusion of the sales. MT. LAUREL, NJ 080S4 Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes June 18, 25, July 2. 2009 be used for that purpose. The property to be sold is located in (856)813-5500 Justice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, U240150 UNL ($138.18) the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich New Jersey 08625, in accordance U240531 UNL June 25, 2009 ($46.06) of UNION and State of New Jersey. A full legal description can be found with the rules of civil, practice and ammonly known as: 545 at the Union County Sheriff's Office procedure. _ ROSELLE PARK Total Upset: $345,338.81 ROSELLE PARK eUCHANAN ST, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. ***Three Hundred Forty-Five Thou- This action has been instituted for BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK Tax Lot No. 24 in Block No. 506 sand Nine Hundred Thirty-Eight and the purpose of (1) foreclosinq a Mort- BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK Dimension of Lot Approximately: 35 X 81/100*** gage dated 11/02/2006 made by Angela L. Wasson, unmarried as mort- NOTICE OF AWARD NOTICE OF AWARD Nearest .Cross Street; ARNOLD June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 gagor, to Mortgage Electronic Regis- 1. CONTRACTOR: Environmental STREET U239602 UNL ($201.88) tration Systems, Inc., as nominee for 1. CONTRACTOR; Resources Management BEGINNING in the northerly line of People's Choice Home Loan Inc. Buchanan Street at a point distant UNION recorded on 11/15/2006 in Book Neglia Engineering Associates, 2. NATURE: For the preparation of westerly seventy feet from the 11934 of Mortgages for Union County, Lyndhurst, New Jersey bid specifications for the Youth Base- northwest corner of Buchanan and CORRECTED NOTICE Page 385 which Mortgage was duly 2. NATURE: For the preparation of ball Field Complex Arnold Street, thence running TOWNSHIP OF UNION assigned to the plaintiff; U.S. Bank "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES plans and specifications for the repair National Association as Trustee for of a Sinkhole in the Parking Lot 3. DURATION: Until December 31, THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that RASC 2007KS3, by Assignment of 2009 or until successor is appointed. WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE an ordinance, the title of which is Mortgage dated 01/14/2009; and (2) THROUGH PUBLICATION." to recover possession of, and con- 3. DURATION: Until December 31, hereinbelow set forth, was finally 2009 or until successor is appointed. 4. COMPENSATION: $10,000.00 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES passed and approved by the Township cerns premises commonly known as TOTAL AS OF April 28, 2009: $00 Committee of the Township of Union 2189 MORRISON AVENUE, UNION, Surplus Money: If after the sale and NJ 07083, also being Lot 32 in Block 4. COMPENSATION: $2,500.00 Dated: June 18, 2009 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, in the County of Union, at a public 5310. Including costs and expenses, there meeting held at the Municipal Build- Dated: June 18, 2009 Doreen Cali, Borough Clerk remains any surplus money, the ing, Fnberger Park, Union, New Jer- If you are unable to obtain an attor- U240552 UNL June 25, 2009 t$10.78)k sey, on June 9, 2009. ney, you may communicate with the ______money will be deposited into the New Jersey Bar Association by calling Doreen Cali, Borough Clerk Superior Court Trust Fund and any U240550 UNL June 25, 2009 ($11.27) person claiming the surplus, or any AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- 732-249-5000. You may also contact part thereof, may file a motion pur- TER 266-65 ENTITLED "SCHEDULE the Lawyer Referral Service of the BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- XIV PARKING PROHIBITED AT ALL County of venue by calling 908-353- 2 stating the nature and extent of that TIMES" BY THE TOWNSHIP COM- 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- NOTICE OF AWARD person's claim and asking for an order MITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ney, you may communicate with the ROSELLE PARK directing payment of the surplus UNION, COUNTY OF UNION, STATE Legal Services office of the County of 1. CONTRACTOR: money. The sheriff or other person OF NEW JERSEY venue by calling 908-354-4340. BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK conducting the sale will have Informs-; (This ordinance affects Liberty Ave. at YOU, ANGELA L. WASSON, her Talley Planning Associates tion regarding the surplus, if any. Morris Avenue) • heirs, devisees, and personal repre- NOTICE OF AWARD 2. NATURE: For the re-examination JUDGMENT AMOUNT: sentatives, and her, their or any of of the Rosells Park Master Plan U240561 UNL June 25, 2009 ($12.25) their successors in right, title and 1. CONTRACTOR: $367,903.03"* interest are made a party defendant to Neglia Engineering Associ- Three Hundred Sixty-Seven Thou- ___ HILLSIDE thi fl ction b 3. DURATION: Until December 31, sand Nine Hundred Three and this foreclosure action because you ates, 2009 or until successor is appointed. SHERIFF'S SALE executed Plaintiff's obligation and , Lyndhurst, New Jersey 03/100*** mortgage and may be liable for any Attorney: •••'.' Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002407 4. COMPENSATION: $5,600.00 ! deficiency, and are a record owner of FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Division: CHANCERY 2. NATURE: For the preparation of Docket Number: F2181707B the subject property and for any right, plans and specifications for the ADA 7 CENTURY DRIVE title and interest you may have In, to Doors at the Municipal Building Dated: June 18, 2009 SUITE 20T: County: Union Plaintiff: EMC MORTGAGE CORPO- or against the subject property. PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 RATION 3. DURATION: Until December 31, Doreen Cali, Borough Clerk (9731538-4700 2009 or until successor Is appointed. U240553 UNL June 25, 2009 ($10.29) Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich VS _____ A full legal description can, be found Defendant: DENNIS ANGLERO: JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK SHIRLEY NELSON; MORTGAGE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 4. COMPENSATION: $5,000.00 at the Union County Sheriff's Office ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Total Upset: $432,190.43 TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR This Is an attempt Dated: June 18, 2009 SHERIFF'S SALE ***Four Hundred Thirty-Two Thousand SOUTH STAR FUNDING, LLC Sheriff's File Number: CH-08003B73 One Hundred Ninety and 43/100*** Sale Date: 07/01/2009 to collect a debt, Doreen Call, Borough Clerk Division; CHANCERY June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 Writ of Execution: 04/04/2008 and any Information obtained will Docket Number: F1904607 U239605 UNL ($154.84) be used for that purpose. U240551 UNL June 25, 2009 ($11.76) By virtue of the above-stated writ of U240491 UNL June 25, 2009 ($47.04) County: Union CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 35

PUBLfC PUBDCNOTrCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBOCNOTlCE PUBLIC NOTICE Plaintiff: PNC BANK, NATIONAL ROSELLE PARK The property to be sold is located in UNION and any other applicable Federal, ASSOCIATION the Township of Hillside in the County State, County or Municipal laws, VS SHERIFF'S SALE of Union, State of New Jersey. POWERS KIRN, LLC rules, regulations or codes. Defendant: NEW VISIONS COMMUNI- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002823 Commonly known as: 145 Boston 728 Marne Highway. Suite 200 TY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Division: CHANCERY Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205 Moorestown, NJ 08057 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF Sale Date: 07/08/2009 Docket Number: F2457108 Tax Lot No.: 19 in Block 924 (856) 802-1000 EDUCATION, TOWNSHIP OF UNION, Writ of Execution: 05/21/2008 County: Union Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 25 Attorneys for Plaintiff (2009-0548) COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY By virtue of the above-stated writ of Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME ft x 85 ft execution to me directed I shall LOANS SERVICING LP FOR THE Nearest Cross Street: Baker Street NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS James J. Damato expose for sale by public venue, at BENEFIT OF RBC CENTURA BANK Subject to any open taxes, Board Secretary the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- VS water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Superior Court of New Jersey U240514 UNL June 25, 2009 ($31.85) TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Defendant: JOCELYN REYES; that may be due. Chancery Division ELIZABETHTOWhl PLAZA, Elizabeth, ROYCE REYES; JPMORGAN CHAS£ Tax and prior Hen info: At the time of Union County N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock BANK, N.A. publication taxes/water/sewer infor- Docket No.F-017369-09 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Sale Date: 07/15/2009 mation was not available - You must cessful bidders must have 20% of Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 check with the tax collector for exact STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: PUBLIC NOTICE their bid available in cash or certified By virtue of the above-stated writ of amounts due. check at the conclusion of the sales, execution to me directed I shall Margaretta Cole, her heirs, devisees, ROSELLE The property to be sold is located in expose for sale by public venue, at Surplus Money: If after the sale and and personal representatives and the Township of Hillside, County of the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, his/her, their, or any of their succes- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Union, and state of New Jersey, also TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 including costs and expenses, there sors in right, tille and interest BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, known as 1568 Maple Avenue, Hill- remains any surplus money, the NEW JERSEY ELIZABETHTOWNl PLAZA, Elizabeth, money will be deposited into the YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and ORDINANCE NUMBER 2339-09 side, NJ. N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Superior Court Trust Fund and any required to serve upon the Attorneys BEING Lot 17, Block 424 on the Town- in the afternoon of said day. All suc- person claiming the surplus, or any for Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER ship of Hillside Tax Map. cessful bidders must have 20% of part thereof, may file a motion pur- Marne Highway, P.O. Box 848, 77, LAND USE, ARTICLE II "ZONING Dimensions: (Approximately) 100 feet their bid available in cash or certified suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer to BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT" SEC- by 100 feet. check at the conclusion of the sales. 2 stating the nature and extent of that the Complaint filed in a Civil Action in TION 77-8 "ESTABLISHMENT^ COM- Nearest cross street: located at the Property to be sold is located In the person's claim and asking for an order which U. S. Bank N. A. is Plaintiff and POSITION: VACANCIES" OF THE intersection of Maple Avenue and Borough of Roselle Park, County of directing payment of the surplus Margaretta Cole , et at., are Defen- CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF Conklin Avenue. Union, State of New Jersey money. The Sheriff or other person dants, pending in the Superior Court ROSELLE, IN THE COUNTY OF JUDGMENT AMOUNT: Premises commonly known as: 386 conducting the sale will have informa- of New Jersey, within thirty-five (35) UNION, NEW JERSEY $354,238.42*** GALLOPING HILL ROAD, ROSELLE tion regarding the surplus, if any. days after June 25, 2009, exclusive of Three Hundred Fifty-Four Thousand PARK NJ 07204-0000 Note: The sheriff reserves the right to such date. If you fail to do so, judg- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOR- Two Hundred Thirty-Eight and BEING KNOWN as LOT 16, BLOCK adjourn this sale for any length of ment by default may be rendered OUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH 42/100*** 1015, on the official Tax Map of the time without further advertisement. against you for the relief demanded in OF ROSELLE, COUNTY OF UNION, Attorney: Borough of Roselle Park JUDGMENT AMOUNT: DILWORTH PAXSON LLP Dimensions: 63.36 feet x 120.30 feet the Complainl. You shall file your NEW JERSEY AS FOLLOWS: 457 HADDONFIELD ROAD X 54.88 feet x 120 feet $291,762.55"* Answer and Proof of Service in dupli- LIBERTY VIEW - SUITE 700 Nearest Cross Street: East Clay Ave Two Hundred Ninety-One Thousand cate with the Clerk of the Superior SECTION 1. Chapter 77, Land Use, CHERRY HILL, NJ 08002 The Sheriff hereby reserves the Seven Hundred Sixty-Two and Court at the Richard J. Hughes Jus- Article II "Zoninfl Board Of Adjust- (856 675-1900 right to adjourn this sale without 55/100*** tice Complex, CN 971, Bih Floor, ment", Section 77-8 "Establishment; Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich further notice by publication. Attorney: North Wing, Trenton, New Jersey, Composition; Vacancies" of the Bor- A full legal description can be found 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, 08625, in accordance with the rules ough Code of Ihe Borough of Roselie at the Union County Sheriff's Office pal liens or other charges, and any governing the courts. A $135.00 fil- is hereby amended as follows: Total Upset: $410,413.04 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance 200 SHEFFIELD STREET ing fee payable to the Clerk of the ***Four Hundred Ten Thousand Four premiums or other advances made by SUITE 301 Superior Court and a completed Case Delete in its entirety: Section 77-8 Hundred Thirteen and 04/100*** plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 Information Statement must accompa- "Establishment; Composition; Vacan- June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 ed parties are to conduct and rely (908)233-8500 FCZ-97347 ny your answer or motion. cies" U239609 UNL ($107.80) upon their own independent investiga- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich The action has been Instituted for tion to ascertain whether or not any A full legal description can be found the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage Add: Section 77-8 "Establishment; outstanding interest remain of record at Ihe Union County Sheriff's Office dated February 25, 2004, recorded Composition; Vacancies" and/or have priority over the lion Total Upsel: $328,530.42 on March 9, 2004, in Book 10574 at being foreclosed and, if so the current ""Three Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- Page 324&c made by Bernard Cole A Zoning Board of Adjustment is HILLSIDE amount due thereon. sand Five Hundred Thirty and ana Margaretta Cole to Mortgage hereby established pursuant to **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- N.J.S.A. 40:550-68 et s|g, consisting 42/100*" Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., of seven regular members and two (2) SHERIFF'S SALE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall June 18, 25. July 2, 9, 2009 as nominee for Security Atlantic Mort- Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08002378 be entitled only a return of the deposit U240046 UNL ($172.48) gage Co. Inc. and duly assigned to alternates designated alternate Net, 1 Division: CHANCERY paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- _____ plaintiff, U.S. Bank N.A., and con- and alternate No. 2, all of whom are Docket Number: F1950103 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, cerns real estate located at 1209 Vic- residents of the Borough of Rosalie. County: Union the Mortgagor's attorney. tor Avenue, Union Township, NJ The members shall ba appointed by Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- ***lf after the sale and satisfaction 07083, Block 2309 Lot 19. the Council to serve a term beginning AL TRUST CO. FKA BANKERS TRUST of the mortgage debt, Including SHERIFF'S SALE on January 1 of the year of their CO. OF CALIFORNIA, N.A., AS costs and expenses, there remains Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003068 YOU, Margaretta Cole, her heirs, appointment. The (erms of the mem- TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BA6KED any surplus money, the money will Division; CHANCERY devisees, and personal representa- bers first appointed shall be so deter- SECURITIES CORP. LONG BEACH be deposited Into the Superior Docket Number: F3205308 tives and his/her, their, or any of their mined that to the greatest practicable HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2000- Court Trust Fund and any person County: Union successors in right, title ana interest extent the expiration of such terms LB1 claiming the surplus, or any part Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- are made a defendant because you shall be distributed evenly over the VS thereof, may file a motion pursuant AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE are the maker of the bond/note and first four years after their appoint- Defendant: RETHA P. ROSE- to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:67-2 FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPI- mortgage and/or an owner thereof and ment, provided that the initial term of ARNOLD; MR. ARNOLD, HUSBAND stating the nature and extent of that TAL I INC. TRUST 2006-HE3 Plaintiff is unable to determine tha no regular member shall exceed four OF RETHA R.ARNOLD VS whereabouts of the defendant, and years, and the Inilial term of no alter- Sale Date: 07/15/2009 person's claim and asking for an Defendant: FRED ODUN; MARTHA therefore, does not < know whether nate member shall exceed two years. Writ of Execution: 03/18/2008 order directing, payment of tha sur- OKUNZUWA-OSAWE he/she Is living or dead, and there- Thereafter !he term of each regular By virjue of the above-stated writ of plus money. The Sheriff or other Sale Date: 07/22/2009 fore, names as defendants Margaratta member shall be four years ana the execution to me directed I shall person conducting the sale will Writ of Execution: 05/15/2009 Cole, her heirs, devisees, and person- term of each alternate member shall expose for sale by public wenue, at have information regarding the sur- By virtue of the above-stated writ of al representatives and his/her, their, be two years. Nothing in this chapter the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- plus, if any. execution to me directed I shall or any of their successors in right, shall, however, be construed to affect TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $340,252.10 expose for sale by public venue, at title and interest. the term of any present member of the ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, "'Three Hundred Forty Thousand the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- You are further advised that an indi- Zoning Board of Adjustment, all of N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Two Hundred Fifty-Two and TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 vidual who is unable to obtain an whom shall continue in office until the in the afternoon of said day. All suc- 10/100*** ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, attorney may communicate with the completion of the term for which lhay cessful bidders must have 20% of Attorney: N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock New Jersey State Bar Association by were appointed. No member may hold Iheir bid available in cash or certified PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC in the afternoon of said day. Ail suc- calling toll free 800-792-8315 (within any elective office or position with Ihe check at the conclusion of the sales. 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD cessful bidders must have 20% of New Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from municipality. No member of the board The property to be sold is located in their bid available in cash or certified out of state). You may also communi- of adjustment shall be permitted to SUITE 100 check at the conclusion of the sales. act on any matter in which he has, the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 cate with a Lawyer Referral Service, either directly or indirectly, any per- of UNION and State of NBW Jersey. (856) 813-6500 Property to be sold is located in the or if you cannot afford to pay an attor- sonal or financial interest. A member Commonly known as: 602 IRVING- Sheriff; Ralph Froehlich Township of Hillside, County of ney you may call the Legal Services may, after public hearing if he TON AVE, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. A full legal description can be found Union, State of New Jersey Office. The phone numbers for the requests II. be removed by the gov- Tax Lot No. 23 in Block No. 1608 at the Union County Sheriff's Office Premises commonly known as: 1312 county in which this action is pending erning body for cause. A vacancy Dimension of Lot Approximately. 110 Total Upset: $377,697.41 WHITE STREET, HIU.SI0E NJ 07Z05 are: Leoal Services (908) 354-4340, occurring otherwise than by expiration X 120 ""Three Hundred Sevenly-Seven BEING KNOWN as LOT 28, BLOCK Lawyer Referral (908) 353-4715. of term shall be filled for tha unex- Nearest Cross Street: North Avenue Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety- 714, on the official Tax Map of the File 2009-0548 pired term only. Beginning at a point in the southwest- Seven and 41/100*** Township of Hillside erly line of Irvington Avenue where it June 18, 25, July 2. 9, 2009 Dimensions: 100,00 feet x 40.00 feet Jennifer M. Perez, Actins Alternate rnemb«rs may participate is intersected By the dividing line U240018 UNL ($182.28) x 100.00 feet X 40.00 feet Clerk of the Superior Court jn all matters but may not vole except between Lots 104 and 105 in Block A ____ Nearest Cross Street; Long Ave U240516 UNL June 25, 2009 ($45.57) in the absence or disqualification of a as the same shown on a map entitled The Sheriff hereby reserves the regular member. Participation of "Map. of Section #2, Riverside Park, right to adjourn this sale without UNION * " alternate, members shall not be Hillside Township, Union County, New further notice by publication. deemed to increase the size of the Jersey made by Grassman & Krehj BOARD OF EDUCATION "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- BOARD OF EDUCATION Zoning Board of Adjustment estab- surveyors. Elizabeth, New Jersey pal liens or other charges, and any Township of Union lished herein. A vote shall not be which said map is on file in the Union PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that there such taxes, charges, liens, insurance delayed in order that a regular mem- County Register's Office as Map # will be a SPECIAL MEETING of the premiums or other advances made by Sealed proposals will be received ber may vote instead of an alternate 153F; said beginning also distant Township of Union Board of Education plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- by the Boarrf of EducalSon ol the member. In the event that a choice southeasterly along the said south- on FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2009 at 8:00 ed parties are to conduct and rely Township of Union, County of Union, must be mads as to which alternate westerly side of Irvington Avenue 518 a.m. at the James Caulfield Adminis- upon their own independent investiga- New Jersey on Tuesday, July 9th at member is to vote, alternate members feet from the corner formed by the tration Building, 2369 Morris Avenue, tion to ascertain whether or not any 11:00 a.m. in (he office of the Secre- shall vote in the order of their numer» Intersection with the southeasterly Union, New Jersey 07083. outstanding interest remain of record tary, Administration Building, 2369 leal designations. side of North Avenue The purpose of this meeting is to and/or have priority over the lien Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES discuss fiscal and planning, opera- being foreclosed and, if so the current 07083 for the following items: SECTION 2. To the extent any pre- 2009 2nd TAXES OPEN $3,753.99 tions and policy matters and any other amount due thereon. vious ordinance or resolutions in con- business which may come before the "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Paper Supplies #10-24 sistent order, contradictory hereto, SEWER OPEN PLUS INTEREST board. Action will be taken. son, the Purchaser at the sale shall said ordinance or resolution is hereby $98.50 be entitled only a return of the deposit Instructions to Bidders, Proposal repealed or amended to (he extent TOTAL AS OF MAY 9. 2009: 83,852.49 paid. The Purchaser shalt have no fur- necessary making it consistent here- Surplus Money: If after the sale and JAMES J. DAMATO Form and Specifications may be BOARD SECRETARY ther recourse against the Mortgagor, examined at the office of the Secre- to. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, the Mortgagor's attorney, tary, Administration Building, 2369 including costs and expenses, there U240674 UNL June 25, 2009 ($9.80) *"lf after tha sala and satisfaction Morris Avsnue, Union, New Jersey SECTION 3, A provision of this remains any surplus money, the of the mortgage debt, including 07083 and aach bidder thereof may ordinance is severable. To any extent money will be deposited into the HILLSIDE costs and expenses, there remains obtain one copy. that any clause, phrase, sentence, Superior Court Trust Fund and any any surplus money, the money will paragraph, or provision of this ordi- person claiming the surplus, or any SHERIFF'S SALE be deposited into the Superior For each bid totaling 51,000.00 of Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002848 more, a deposit payable to the "Union nance shall be declared invalid, ille- part thereof, may file a motion pur- Court Trust Fund and any person Township Board of Education" in the gal, or unconstitutional, the remaining suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Division: CHANCERY claiming the surplus, or any part provisions shall continue in full force 2 stating the nature and extent of that Docket Number: F394908 thereof, may file a motion pursuant form of a certified or cashier's check County: Union of bid bond issued by a surety compa- and effect. . person's claim and asking for an order to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:S7-2 ny licensed to do business in the directing payment of the surplus Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL stating the nature and extent of that Stale of New Jersey shall accompany PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given money. The Sheriff or other person ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR person's claim and asking for an each proposal. Tha amount of the that tha foregoing proposed Ordi- conducting the sale will have informa- CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF BEAR order directing payment or the sur- deposit shall be 10% of the total nance was introduced and read by tion regarding the surplus, if any. STEARNS ASSET BACKED SECURI- plus money. The Sheriff or other amount of the bid, but in no case in title for the first time at a special JUDGMENT AMOUNT: TIES I LLC, ASSET BACKED CER- person conducting tha sale will excess of $20,000. meeting of the Borough Council of the $262,256.94*" TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-AC7 have information regarding the sur- Borough of Roselle held on June 17, Two Hundred Fifty-Two Thousand VS plus, If any. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a 2009, and this Ordinance will be con- Two Hundred Fifty-Six and 94/100*** Defendant: ELZA HOFFMAN; MR, period of sixty (80) days after the date sidered for final passage al a regular Attorney: HOFFMAN, HUSBAND OF ELZA JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $406,997.31 set for the opening thereof. meeting of the Borough Council fa be FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC HOFFMAN: MORTGAGE ELECTRON- ""Four Hundred Six Thousand Nine All bidders are required to submit held Juty15. 2009, at 7:30 P.M., or as 7 CENTURY DRIVE IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC., Hundred Ninety-Seyen and along with their old a copy of their soon thereafter as the matter may be SUITE 201 AS NOMINEE FOR GMAC MORT- 31/100*" currant BRC (Business Registration reached, at Borough Hall, Council PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 GAGE, LLC; Attorney: Certificate and current Affirmative Chambers, 210 Chestnut SI., Roselle, (973)538-4700 Sale Date: 07/15/2009 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Action Certificate). NJ, at which time and place all per- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Writ of Execution: 04/28/2009 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD The Board of Education reserves the sons interested will bet given an A full legal description can be found By virtue of the above-stated writ of SUITE 100 right to reject any or all bids, or to opportunity to be heard concerning execution to me directed I shall MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 accept the bid. which in its judgment same. at the Union County Sheriff's Office expose for sale by public venue, at (856) 813-5500 will be for the best interest of the Total Upset: $341,416.01 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Union Township Board of Education. •"Three Hundred Forty-One Thou- TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 A full legal description can be found The Board also reserves the right to Rhona C. Blueslein, M.B.A., R.M.C. sand Four Hundred Sixteen and ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, at the Union County Sheriff's Office renew any award in accordance with Borough Clerk 01/100*** N.J., on WEDNESDAY, ,at two o'clock Total Upset: $449,809.32 New Jersey Public Contracts Law U240672 PRO June 25, 2009 ($62.23) June 18, 25. July 2, 9, 2009 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- ""Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand 18A:18A-42: U240043 UrjL ($184,24) cessful bidders must have 20% of 'Eight Hundred Nine and, 32/100*" Bidders are required to comply with their bid available in cash or certified June 26, July 2,9,16,2009 the Affirmative Action requirements of check at the conclusion of the sales. U240456 UNI ($178.36) P.L. 1975, C.127 and N.J.A.C. 17:27 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 36 —THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE County: Union ELIZABETH vs ELIZABETH Defendant: ROBIN M. DIVACK: MR. Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFEN- DIVACK, HUSBAND OF ROBIN M. BID NOTICE F/K/A WELLS FARGO HOME MbRT- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS DANTS DIVACK BOROUGH OF ROSELLE GAGE, INC. Sale Date: 07/01/2009 IMPROVEMENTS TO VARIOUS VS Docket No. : F-2491-09 Docket No. : F-194.46-09 Writ of Execution: 04/20/2009 BASKETBALL COURTS AND Defendant: ANTONIO M. ESTEVES; Superior Court of New Jersey Superior Court of New Jersey By virtue of the above-stated writ of PLAYGROUNDS MARIA C. ESTEVES; WACHOVIA Chancery Division Chancery Division execution to me directed I shall BANK; BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL Union County Union County expose for sale by public venue, at Notice is hereby given that sealed NORTH; CROWN BANK NA NKA the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- proposals will be received by the Bor- CROWN BANK; STATE OF NEW JER- (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ouqh of Roselle, Union County, New SEY; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ADOLFO CABRERA DARYL S. PAYNE, SR. ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, Jersey for the IMPROVEMENTS TO Sale Date: 07/01/2009 VERONICA SANCHEZ, and each of LISA R. PAYNE N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock VARIOUS BASKETBALL COURTS Writ of Execution: 03/20/2009 their heirs, devisees, and personal REBECCA BOYD in the afternoon of said day. All suc- AND PLAYGROUNDS and shall be By virtue of the above-stated writ of representatives, and his, her, their cessful bidders must have 20% of opened and read in public at Roselle execution to me directed I shall or any of their successors in right, EMMA J. WALDEN, and each of their Borough Hall, the second floor Baker expose for sale by public venue, at title and Interest heirs, devisees, and personal repre- their bid available in cash or certified Conference Room, 210 Chestnut the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- sentatives, and his, her, their or check at the conclusion of the sales. Street, Roselle, NJ 07203 on Tues- TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 any of their successors in right, MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth City day, July 7, 2009, at 2:00 P.M. pre- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED titlo and interest COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. vailing time. N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock AND REQUIRED to serve upon STREET S STREET NO: 932 Anna in the afternoon of said day. All suc- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Street Bid Documents may be examined cessful bidders must have 20% of LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, AND REQUIRED to serve upon TAX BLOCK AND LOT: during normal business hours, except their bid available In cash or certified whose address Is 200 Sheffield ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, BLOCK; 8 LOT: 139 W08 Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays and check at the conclusion of the sales. Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 25' x 115' on the day of receiving bids at the The property to be sold is located in Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- whose address is 200 Sheffield NEAREST CROSS STREET: 315' office of Maser Consulting P.A., 200 the City of ELIZABETH in the County ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the Street, Suite 301. Mountainside, New from Spring Street Valley Road, Suite 400, Mf. Arlington, of Union, State of New Jersey. Amended Complaint filed in a civil Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): NJ 07856. Commonly known as: 816-818 GAR- action in which U.S. Bank National ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the NONE Bidders will be furnished with a copy DEN STREET, CITY OF ELIZABETH, Association as Trustee for RASC Complaint filed in a civil action, in The Sheriff hereby reserves the of the Contract Documents by request NJ 07202 2007EMX1 is plaintiff, and ADOLFO which Wells Fargo Bank, NA is plain- fight to adjourn this sale without upon proper notice and payment of a CABRERA, et al., are defendants, tiff, and DARYL S. PAYNE, SR., et al., further notice through publication. non-refundable fee of $100.00 begin- Tax Lot No.: 493 in Block 4 pending in the Superior Court of New are defendants, pending in the Supe- Surplus Money: If after the sale and ning on Thursday, June 25, 2009 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Jersey, Chancery Division, Union rior Court of New Jersey, Chancery satisfaction of the mortgage debt, made payable to Maser Consulting 200 ft X 50 ft x 198 ft X 50 ft County, and bearing Docket F-2491- Division, Union County, and bearing including costs and expenses, there P.A. to defray the cost thereof. Bid Nearest Cross Street: Grier Avenue 09 within thirty-five (35) days after Docket F-19446-09 within thirty-five remains any surplus money, the Documents may be purchased at the Subject to any open taxes, 06/25/2009 exclusive of such date, or (35) days after 06/25/200? exclusive money will be deposited into the office of Maser Consulting P.A,, 200 water/sewer, municipal or tax liens if published after 06/25/2009, (35) of such date, or if published after Superior Court Trust Fund and any Valley Road, Suite 400, Mf. Arlington, that may be due. days after the actual date of such 06/25/2009, (35) days after the actual person claiming the surplus, or any NJ 07856. Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication, exclusive of such date. If date of such publication, exclusive of part thereof, may file a motion pur- The work to be performed under the publication taxes/sewer/water infor- you fail to do so, judgment by default such date. If you fail to do so, judg- suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Base Bid contract includes the follow- mation was not available - You must may be rendered against you for the ment by default may be rendered 2 stating the nature and extent of that ing: Milling and paving of three exist- check with the tax collector for exact relief demanded in the Amended against you for the relief demanded in person's claim and asking for an order ing basketball courts located within amounts due. Complaint. You shall fMe your the Complaint. You shall file your directing payment of the surplus the Borough at: Washington School, Surplus Money: If after the sale and Answer and proof of service in dupli- Answer and proof of service in dupli- money. The Sheriff or other person Harrison School and Polk School. satisfaction of the mortgage -debt, cate with the Clerk of the Superior cate with the Clerk of the Superior conducting the sale will have informa- Alternate Bids regarding the finished including costs and expenses, there Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice tion regarding the surplus, if any. surface material of said basketball remains any surplus money, the Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $378,580.73 courts shall be utilized. An additional money will be deposited into the sey 08625, in accordance with the sey 08625, in accordance with the ***Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Alternate Bid shall be utilized for the Superior Court Trust Fund and any rules of civil practice and procedure. rules of civil practice and procedure. Thousand Five Hundred Eighty and removal and disposal of existing play- person claiming the surplus, or any 73/100*** ground equipment located at Harrison part thereof, may file a motion pur- This action has been instituted for This action has been instituted for Attorney: School and Polk School. suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- Unless otherwise specifically noted, 2 stating the nature and extent of that gage dated 11/06/2006 made by Adol- gage dated 05/23/2006 made by Dafyl POWEF5S KIRN - COUNSELORS all work is to be in compliance with person's claim and asking for an order fo Cabrera and Veronica T. Sanchez S, Payne, Sr. and Lisa R. Payne, hus- 728 MARNE HIGHWAY the New Jersey Department of Trans- directing payment of the surplus as mortgagors, to Mortgage Electron- band and wife as mortgagors, to Mort- P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 portation, Standard Specifications for money. The Sheriff or other person ic Registration Systems, Inc., as nom- gage Electronic Registration Systems, MOORESTOWN, NJ 08057 Road and Bridge Construction 2001 conducting the sale will have informa- inee tor Mortgage Lenders Network Inc., as nominee for Mortgageit, Inc. (856)802-1000 U.S. Customary English Units, as tion regarding the surplus, if any. USA Inc recorded on 01/23/2007 in recorded on 07/14/2006 in Book Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich amended, Subject to The extended right of Book 12025 of Mortgages for Union 11770 of Mortgages for Union County, A full legal description can be found All work is to be inspected, by a rep- redemption extended to the united County, Page 906 which Mortgage Page 0819 which Mortgage was duly at the Union County Sheriff's Office resentative of the Engineer. Quantity States of America. was ouly assigned to the plaintiff, assigned to the plaintiff, Wells Fargo Total Upset: $428,022.58 tickets will be collected by a repre- ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go U.S. Bank National Association as Bans, NA, by Assignment of Mortgage ***Four Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- sentative of the Engineer, at the time for less than the judgment amount Trustee for RASC 2007EMX1. by dated 07/25/2008; and (2) to recover sand Twenty-Two and 58/100**" of delivery of the specific load only. consistent with the adjusted FMV of Assignment of Mortgage dated possession of, and concerns premises June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 No tickets will be accepted, for any the property at the time of sale. 02/05/2009; and (2) to recover pos- commonly known as 824-828 Cross U239165 PRO ($143.08) quantities of materials at any other Plaintiff may also agree to a short session of, and concerns premises Avenue a/k/a 826 Cross Avenue, Eliz- ______time. Items will be measured within sale. Please address any inquiries to: commonly known as 553 FRANKLIN abeth, NJ 07208, also being Lot 228 the prescribed pay limits indicated on [email protected] STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 07206, in Block 11. the Contract Drawings. m Please use our File No. and "3rd also being Lot 457 in Block 3. If you are unable to obtain an attor- SHERIFF'S SALE The bidder shall start work on or Party: or "Short Sale" in your subject If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may communicate with the Sheriffs File Number: CH- 09002955 before ten (10) calendar days from line. ney, you may communicate with the New Jersey Bar Association by calling Division: CHANCERY the date the contract is executed and Note: The sheriff reserves the right to New Jersey Bar Association by calling 732-249-5000. You may also contact Docket Number: F2648308 must be completed by August 28, adjourn this sale for any length of 732-249-5000. You may also contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the County; Union 2009. time without further advertisement. the Lawyer Referral Service of the County of venue by calling 908-363- Plaintiff: WASHINGTON MUTUAL All bids shall be addressed to JUDGMENT AMOUNT: County of venue by calling 9O8-3S3- 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- VS Rhona C. Bhicstoin. RMC. Borough $243,750.00*** 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate with the Defendant: JUAN GONZALEZ; Two Hundred Forty-Three Thousand ney, you may communicate with the Legal Services office of the County of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Seven Hundred Fifty and 00/100*** Legal Services office of the County of venue by calling 908-354-4340. TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMI- bid securities, must be enclosed in a Attorney: venue by calling 908-354-4340. YOU, DARYC S. PAYNE, SR., his NEE FOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK properly SEALED envelope bearing ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, YOU, ADOLFO CABRERA, his heirs, heirs, devisees, and personal repre- OF ARIZONA on the outside of the envelope the LLC devisees, and personal representa- sentatives, and his, their or any of Sale Date: 07/22/2009 name and address of the bidder and 200 SHEFFIELD STREET tives, and his, their or any of their thetr successors in right, title and Writ of Execution: 05/06/2009 the NATURE OF THE BID CON- SUITE 301 successors in right, title and interest interest are made a party defendant to By virtue of the above-slated writ of __TAINEtrTHEREIN^ ...., All bidjids will oe MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 are made a party defendant to this this foreclosure action because you execution to me directed I shall publicly opened and read at Roselle (908)233-8500 XWZ-97917 foreclosure action because you exe- executed Plaintiff's obligation and expose for sale by public venue, at Borough Hall, second floor Baker cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- mortgage and may be liable for any the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Conference Room, 210 Chestnut Sheriff: Ralph Frpehlich gage and may be liable for any defi- deficiency, and are a record owner of TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Street, Roselle, NJ 07203 on the date A full legal description can be found ciency, and are a record owner of the the subject property and for any right, ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, and time mentioned above. at the Union County Sheriff's Office subject property and for any right, title and interest you may have in, to N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock A Bid Security is required in the Total Upset: $288304.83 title and interest you may have in, to or against the subject property. in the afternoon of said day. All suc- amount of ten percent (10%) of the ***Two Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- or against the sublect property. YOU, LISA R. PAYNE, her heirs, cessful bidders must have 20% of total bid, but not more than $20 000 sand Eight Hundred Four and YOU, VERONICA SANCHEZ, her devisees, and personal representa- their bid available in cash or certified in the form of a bid bond, certified 83/100*** heirs, devisees, and personal repre- tives, and her, their or any of their check,at the conclusion of the sales. check or cashier's check, made June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2000 sentatives, and her, their or any of successors in right, title and interest The property to be sold is located in payable to the Borough of Roselle. U239157 PRO ($192.08) their successors in right, title and are made a party defendant to this the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of Bidders, when appropriate, shall interest are made a party defendant to foreclosure action because you exe- UNION and State of New Jersey. comply with the provisions of the fol- this foreclosure action because you cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- Commonly known as: 409 HIGH ST, lowing laws of New Jersey: PL. 1963 executed Plaintiff's obligation and gage and may be liable for any defi- ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. c. 150 (Prevailing Wage Act); P.I.. mortgage and may be liable for any ciency, and are a record owner of the Tax Lot No. 709.A In Block No. 9 1977 c,33 (Corporation and/or Part- LINDEN deficiency, and are a record owner of subject property and for any right, Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 nership Owner Information); and any the subject property and for any right, title and interest you may have In, to X 100 subsequent amendments thereto. CITY OF LINDEN title and interest you may have in, to or against the subject property. Nearest Cross Street: FOURTH AVE Bidders are required to comply with or against the subject property. •YOU, REBECCA BOYD, her heirs, BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE the requirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN File #XCZ 114273 devisees, and personal representa- NORTHERLY SIDE OF HIGH STREET, et seq and N.J.A.C. 17:27 (Affirma- THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE tives, and her, thalr or any of their SAID POINT BEING DISTANT 100.0u tive Action) and P.L. 2004, c. 57 WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON successors in right, title and interest FEET MEASURED WESTERLY N.J.S.A. 52:32-44) (Business Regis- FIRST READING BY THE Council of JENNIFER M. PEREZ. CLERK are made a party defendant to this ALONG SAID NORTHERLY SIDE OF tration), the City of Linden in the County of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY foreclosure action because you hold a HIGH STREET (60' ROW) FROM ITS The Mayor and Council of the Bor- Union, state of New Jersey, on June judgment/lien/mortgage which may be INTERSECTION WITH THE WITH THE ough of Roselle reserve the right to 16, 2009 and will be presented for fur- This is an attempt against the owner/rnortgagorfs) and WESTERLY SIDE OF FOURTH award or reject any or all bids, waive ther consideration and hearing to be to collect a debt, for any right, title and interest you AVENUE (80' ROW) THENCE any minor defects, and in the case of held on July 21, 2009 at 7:00 pm pre- and any Information obtained will may have in, to or against the subject "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES a fie, award on the basis of reason- vailing time, or as soon thereafter as be used for that purpose. property. Upon request, a copy of the THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE able grounds, or accept the bid that in the matter can be reached. U240539 PRO June 25, 2009 ($53.90) Complaint and Amended Complaint, if WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE its judgment will be for the best inter- any, will be supplied to you for partic- THROUGH PUBLICATION." ests of the Borough of Roselle, and Joseph C. Bodek ROSELLE ularity, ' . PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES consider bids for sixty (60) days after City Clerk TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: $.00 their receipt. PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOPTION YOU, EMMA i. WALDEN, her heirs, Surplus Money: If after the sale and Bid results must be obtained from #53-35 BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, devisees, and personal representa- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, the Office of the Borough Clerk when NEW JERSEY • tives, and her, their or any of their including costs and expenses, there ORDINANCE NUMBER 2335-09 successors in right, title and interest remains any surplus money, the available. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND are made a party defendant to this money will be deposited into the SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER III. POLICE foreclosure action because you hold a Superior Court Trust Fund and any By order of the Mayor and Council REGULATIONS OF AN ORDINANCE ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER judgment/lien/mortgage which may be person claiming the surplus, or any Borough of Roselle, NJ ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE 113, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, ARTI- against the owner/mortgagor(s) and part thereof, may file a motion pur- Rhona C. Bluestein, RMC ADOPTING AND ENACTING THE CLE VI "SCHEDULES", SECTION for any right, title and interest you suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Borough Clerk REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES 113-57 "PARKING PROHIBITED AT may have in, to or against the subject 2 stating the nature and extent of that U240667 PRO June 25, 2009 ($60.27) OF THE CITY OF LINDEN, 1999," ALL TIMES" OF THE CODE OF THE property. Upon request, a copy of the PASSED NOVEMBER 23. 19^99 AND BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, IN THE person's claim and asking for an order APPROVED NOVEMBER 24, 1999, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY Complaint and Amended Complaint, if directing payment of the surplus ROSELLE AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- any, will be supplied to you for partic- money. The Sheriff or other person MENTED ularity. conducting the sale will have Informa- ROSELLE POLICE DEPARTMENT NOTICE is hereby given that Ordi- File #XWZ91472-R2 tion regarding the surplus, if any. TRAFFIC SAFETY BUREAU nance Number 2335-09 was passed JUDGMENT AMOUNT: Amend Chapter III, Police Regula- and adopted on second and final tions, Section 3-1 Litter Control as reading at a Regular Meeting of the JENNIFER M.PEREZ, CLERK $606,795.10"* Event: Bicycle Auction follows: Mayor and Council of the Borough of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Five Hundred Six Thousand Seven Place: Roselle Police Dept. ADD NEW: 3-1,3d: Litter Thrown by Roselle, Union County, New Jersey, Hundred Ninety-Five and 10/100*** Date: June 27, 2009 Persons In Vehicles, 3-1,3e: Truck held at Borough Hall, 210 Chestnut This Is an attempt Attorney: Time: 10:00 AM Loads Causing Litter, 3-1.3f: Trans- Street, Roselle, New Jersey on the to collect a debt, FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC portation from Outside City, 3-1,3g and any information obtained will 7 CENTURY DRIVE Over 100 bicycles to be sold. Litter Receptacles, 3-1.3h: Storage of 17th day of June 2009. be used for that purpose. SUITE 201 All bikes may be inspected at 9:30 AM trash, 3-1.31 Accumulation of U240641 PRO June 25, 2069 ($67,13) PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 on June 27, 2009, debris/litter on or around construction Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. (973)538-4700 Minimum bid for Mountain bikes $10, sites, 3-1.3j Waste Disposal bins, 3- Borough Clerk Sheriff:. Ralph Froehiich all others $5. 1.3k Obstruction and Nuisances. U240670 PRO June 25, 2009 ($13.72) .,-••• ELIZABETH A full legal description can be found U240562 PRO June 25, 2009 ($7.84) at the Union County Sheriff's Office The complete ordinance is on file in ROSELLE ' "*~ SHERIFF'S SALE Total Upset: $562,579.05 the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002393 ***Five Hundred Sixty-Two Thousand ELIZABETH North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002395 Division: CHANCERY : Five Hundred Seventy-Nine and 07036. Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F1091908 05/100*** V. SHERIFF'S SALE U240495 PRO June 25, 2009 ($24.50) Docket Number: F1594608 County: Union .'.••• June 25. July 2,.9, 16, 2009 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002484 County: Union Plaintiff: SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, U240460 PRO ($162.68) Division: CHANCERY INC. ••.•••• ••:••••..• Docket Number: F592008 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 37

PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUCNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA. NATION- ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ELIZABETH AL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA HOME EQUITY LOAN, INC. SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, Sheriff's File Number: CH- 03002681 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002671 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002663 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002775 SERIES 2006-FM2 Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY VS Docket Number: F3148007 Docket Number: F2097008 Docket Number: F2263608 Docket Number: F1165208 Defendant: MCSERGE S. VILSAINT County: Union County: Union County: Union County: Union A/K/A MCSERGE VILSAINT AND KER- Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK N.A., Plaintiff: BANK OF NEW YORK AS Plaintiff: LASALLE BANK NATIONAL Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- LINE VILSAINT AS TRUSTEE FOR SASCO 2007-BC1 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, Sale Date: 07/01/2009 VS HOLDERS CWMBS, INC. CHL MORT- MORGAN STANLEY LOAN TRUST UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVIC- Writ of Execution: 04/20/2009 Defendant: MARIA C. MENDEZ, GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- 2007-8XS ING AGREEMENT DATED APRIL 1, By virtue of the above-stated writ of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- CATES, SERIES 2005-HYB4 VS 2006, FREMONT HOME LOAN TRUSf execution to me directed I shall TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOM- VS Defendant: LUIZ PHANARDZIS, 2006-2, ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- expose for sale by public venue, at INEE FOR LEHMAN BROTHERS Defendant: GERMAN TRIANA, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- CATES, SERIES 2006-2 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- BANK, FSB, HOSPITAL AND DOC- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS A NOM- VS TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 TORS SERVICE BUREAU, STATE OF TRATION SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMI- INEE FOR HOMEBRIDGE MORT- Defendant: KEZIA COSTA AND MAR- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NEW JERSEY, EVERETT W. CATO, NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME GAGE BANKERS CORP. D/B/A REFI- CONE CALDEIRA, HER HUSBAND; N.J., on WEDNESDAY, al two o'clock ABDUL R. SAMADY, COUNTY Ol* LOANS, INC. ITS SUCCESSORS AND NANCE.COM, ITS SUCCESSORS MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- in the afternoon of said day. All'suc- CAMDEN, ERNESTINE MCGHEE ASSIGNS, STATE OF NEW JERSEY AND ASSIGNS TRATION SYSTEMS. INC., AS NOMI- cessful bidders must have 20% of Sale Date: 07/08/2009 Sale Date: 07/08/2009 Sale Date: 07/08/2009 NEE FOR FGC COMMERCIAL MORT- their bid available in cash or certified Writ of Execution: 04/30/2009 Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 GAGE FINANCE, DBA FREMONT check at the conclusion of the sales. By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of MORTGAGE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCAT- execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall Sale Date: 07/08/2009 ED IN: Borough of Roselle, County of expose for sale by public venue, at expose for sale by public venue, at expose for sal© by public venue, at Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 Union, State of New Jersey. the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- By virtue of the above-stated writ of PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 execution to me directed I shall 577 Berlant Avenue, Roselle, NJ ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, expose for sale by public venue, at 07203 N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- TAX LOT # 13.02, BLOCK #7004 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- in the afternoon of said day. All suc- in the afternoon of said day. All suc- TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 NEAREST CROSS STREET: Wood cessful bidders must have 20% of cessful bidders must have 20% of cessful bidders must have 20% of ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, Avenue their bid available in cash or certified their bid available in cash or certified their bid available in cash or certified N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 60 X check at the conclusion of the sales. check at the conclusion of the sales. check at the conclusion of the sales. in the afternoon of said day. All suc- 92 IRR Property to be sold is located in the Property to be sold is located in the Properly to be sold is located in the cessful bidders must have 20% of City of Elizabeth, County of Union, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, their bid available in cash or certified A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF State of New Jersey THE PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN State of New Jersey State of New Jersey check at the conclusion of the sales. Premises commonly known as: 47 Premises commonly known as: 17 Premises commonly known as: 518 PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCAT- THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF Highland Avenue, Elizabeth NJ UNION COUNTY. ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH NJ SOUTH PARK STREET, ELIZABETH ED IN: City of Elizabeth, Counly of 07208 07202-2255 NJ 07206 Union, State of New Jersey. The salew is subject to any unpaid PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS; taxas and assessments, tax, water BEING KNOWN as LOT 968, BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 436. BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 923, BLOCK 71 Parker Road a/k/a 69-71 Parker and sewer liens and other municipal 10, on the official Tax Map of the City 13, on the official Tax Map of the City 3, on the official Tax Map of the City Road, Elizabeth, NJ 07208 assessments. The amount due can be of Elizabeth of Elizabeth of Elizabeth TAX LOT # 1164, BLOCK # 11 obtained from the local taxing author- Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 50.00 feet Dimensions: 33.33 feet x 150.00 foot Dimensions: 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet NEAREST CROS§ STREET: West- ity. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the x 100.00 x 50.00 feet X 33.33 feat x 150.00 feet x 25.00 x 100.00 feet minster Avenue sale may also be subject to the limit- Nearest Cross Street: Fernwood Ter- Nearest Cross Street: Rahway Ave. Nearest Cross Street: Fifth Street ed lien priority of any Condominium / race The Sheriff hereby reserves the The Sheriff hereby reserves the APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 40 X Homeowner Association liens which The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without right to adjourn this sale without 185 IRR may exist. right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. further notice by publication. A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Surplus Money: If after the sale and further notice by publication. 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- THE PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN satisfaction of the mortgage debt, •Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or other charges, and any pal liens'or other charges, and any THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF including costs and expenses, there pal liens or other charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance such taxes, charges, iiens, insurance UNION COUNTY. remains any surplus money, the such taxes, charges, Hens, insurance premiums or other advances made by premiums or other advances made by The salew Is subject to any unpaid money will be deposited into the premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- taxes and assessments, tax, water, Superior Court Trust Fund and any plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are to conduct and rely ed parties are to conduct and rely and sewer liens and other municipal person claiming the surplus, or any ed parlies are to conduct and rely upon their own independent investiga- upon Iheir own independent Investiga- assessments. The amount due can be part thereof, may file a motion pur- upon their own independent investigation to ascertain whether or not any tion to ascertain whether or not any oblalned from the local taxing author- suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- tion to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record outstanding interest remain of record ity. Pursuant to NJSA 46:86-21 the 2 stating the nature and extent of that outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien and/or have priority over the Hen sale may also be subject to the limit- person's claim and asking for an order and/or have priority over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current being foreclosed and, if so the current ed Hen priority of any Condominium / directing payment of the surplus being foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. amount due thereon. Homeowner Association liens which money. The Sheriff or other person amount due thereon, "If the sale is set aside for any rea- "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- may exist. conducting the sale will have informa- "If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall son, the Purchaser at the sale shall tion regarding the surplus, if any. son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return of the deposit be entitled only a return of the deposit Surplus Money: If after the sale and The Sheriff hereby rosorves the be entitled only a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no paid. The Purchaser shall have no satisfaction of the mortgage debt, right to adjourn this sale without paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mort- further recourse against the Mort- including costs and expenses, there further notice through publication. further recourse against the Mort- gagor the Mortgagor s attorney, gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. remains any surplus money, the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $337,651.58 gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. "**Tf after tho salo and satisfaction money will be deposited into the ""Three Hundred Thirty-Seven r"Tf after tho sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Including "If after tho sale and satisfaction Superior Court Trust Fund and any Thousand Six Hundred Fifty-One of the mortgage debt, Including costs and expenses, there remains of the mortgage debt, Including person claiming the surplus, or any and 58/100'** costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, tho money will costs and expenses, there remains part thereof, may file a motion pur- Attorney: any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior any surplus money, the money will suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person be deposited into the Superior 2 stating the nature and extent of thai MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES, LLC Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ths surplus, or any part Court Trust Fund and any person person's claim and asking for an order WOODLAND FALLS CORPORATE claiming ths surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant claiming the surplus, or arty part directing, payment of (he surplus PARK thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 thereof, may file a motion pursuant money. The sheriff or other person to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 conducting the sale will have informa- 220 LAKE DRIVE EAST, SUITE 301 stating the nature and extent of that tion regarding,the surplus, if any. CHERRY HILL, NJ 08002 stating the nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an person's claim and asking for an order directing payrnont ofthe sur- person's claim and asking for an The Sneriff hereby reserves the (856 482-1400 order directing payment or the sur- right to adjourn this sale without Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich order directing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other plus money, Tho Sheriff or other person conducting the salo will plus money. The Sheriff or other further notice through publication. A full legal description can be found person conducting the sale will JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $389,973.96 at the Union County Sheriff's Office person conducting the sale will have Information regarding the sur- have Information regarding ths surplus. If any. nave Information regarding the sur- •"Three Hundred Elghty-Ntna Thou- Total Upset: $376,385.06 plus, if any. sand Nine Hundred Seventy-Three "•"Three Hundred Seventy-Six Thou- plus, If any. and 96/100*** sand Three Hundred Eighty-Five and JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $435,870.80 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $440,228.00 Attorney: 06/100"' JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $363,882.50 ***Four Hundrad Thirty-Five Thou- ""Four Hundred Forty Thousand '"Three Hundred Sixty-Throe Thou- sand Eighp t Hundred Seventy and Two Hundred Twenty-Eight and MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES, LLC June 4, 11, 18, 25. 2009 sand Eight Hundred Ninety-Two and 80/100" 00/100"* WOODLAND FALLS CORPORATE U239226 PRO ($180.32) 50/100"* Attorney: Attorney: PARK Attorney: PHELAN HALLINAN S SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 220 LAKE DRIVE EAST, SUITE 301 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD CHERRY HILL, NJ 08002 ' SHERIFF'S SALE 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 100 SUITE 100 (856)482-1400 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002958 SUITE 100 MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Division: CHANCERY MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 (856)813-5500 (856)813-5500 A full legal description can be found Docket Number: F2892808 (856)813-5500 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich at the Union County Sheriffs Office County: Union Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description.can be found A full legal description can be found Total Upset: $431,955.37 Plaintiff: PUBLIC SAVINGS BANK A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office at the Union County Sheriff's Office '"Four Hundred Thirty-One Thousand VS at the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $483,295.42"*Four Total Upset: $511,467.20'"''Five Hun- Nine Hundred Fifty-Five and Defendant: LONG TERM INVEST- Total Upset: $405,222.85 Hundred Eighty-Three Thousand Two dred Eleven Thousand Four Hundred 37/100"* MENT A. LLC.j GLEN KRAMSKY AND '"Four Hundred Five Thousand Two Hundred Ninety-Five and 42/100"* Sixty-Seven and 20/100"" June 11, 18, 25. July 2. 2008 JOHN S. MALCZAN Hundred Twenty-Two and 85/100*" June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 June 11. 18, 25, July 2, 2009 U239636 PRO ($190,12) Sale Date: 07/22/2009 June 11. 18. 25, July 2, 2009 U239655 PRO ($192.08) U239654 PRO ($192.08) Writ of Execution: 04/21/2009 U239629 PRO ($194.04) LINDEN By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall CITY OF LINDEN expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- LINDEN LINDEN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 LINDEN THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, CITY OF LINDEN CITY OF LINDEN WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock CITY OF LINDEN FIRST READING BY THE Council of in the afternoon of said day. All suc- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the City of Linden in the County of cessful bidders must have 20% of THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Union. State of New Jersey, on June their bid available in cash or certified WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 16, 2009 and will be presented for fur- check at the conclusion of the sales. FIRST READING BY THE Council of FIRST READING BY THE Council of WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON ther consideration and hearing to be NAME OF SALE: Public Savings Bank the City of Linden In the County of • the City of Linden in the County of FIRST READING BY THE Council of held on July 21, 2009 at 7:00 pm pre- vs. Long Term Investment, A.T.LC, et Union, Stale of New Jersey, on June Union, State of New Jersey, on June the City of Linden in the County of vailing time, or as soon thereafter as 16, 2009 and will be presented for fur- 16, 2009 and will be presented for fur- Union. State of New Jersey, on June the matter can be reached. STREET NO.: 444-446 East Jersey ther consideration and hearing to be ther consideration and hearing to be 16, 2009 and will be presented for fur- Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07201 held on July 21, 2009 at 7:00 pm pre- held on July 21, 2009.at 7:00 pm pre- ther consideration and hearing to be Joseph C. Bodek TAX LOT AND BLOCK NOS, vailing time, or as soon thereafter as vailing time, or as soon thereafter as held on July 21., 2009 at 7:00 pm pre- City Clerk Lot 309 Block 3 ' the matter can be reached. the matter can be reached. vailing time, or as soon thereafter as THE DIMENSIONS: 55.00 ft x 0.20 ft x the matter can be reached. #53-36 45.00 ft x 50.00 ft X 100.00 ft X 50,50 Joseph C. Bodek Joseph C. Bodek ft. City Clerk City Clerk Joseph C. Bodek AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND NO. OF FEET TO THE NEAREST City Clerk SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER XVI, SOLID CROSS STREET: 199.80 ft from Fifth #53-32 #53-33 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF AN ORDI- #53-34 NANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE Street ADOPTING AND ENACTING THE THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND OF THE CITY OF LINDEN, 1999," WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, FIC. OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED. PASSED NOVEMEBER 23, 1999 AND THROUGH PUBLICATION. ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL APPROVED NOVEMBER 24. 1999, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- $426,759.78*" ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- ORDINANCES OF THE CITY QF LIN- ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL MENTED Four Hundred Twenty-Five Thou- DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- sand Seven Hundred Fifty-Nine and 23, 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEM- 23, 1899 AND APPROVED NOVEM- DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 78/100"* BER 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED BER 24. 1999, AND AS AMENDED 23, 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEM- Amend Chapter XVI, Solid Waste Attorney: AND SUPPLEMENTED AND SUPPLEMENTED BER 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED Management.as follows: EISENBERG, GOLD & CETTEI - AND SUPPLEMENTED Amend Section 7-17 Trucks over Des- 16-3: Private Refuse Removal COUNSELORS Amend 7-13 Parking Prohibited for 16-12 Recycling of Glass Containers, 1040 NORTH KINGS HIGHWAY Street Cleaning and Maintenance as ignated Weight Excluded from Certain Amend Section 7-11 'Stopping or Aluminium Cans and used Newspa* STE 200 follows: Streets as follows: Standing Prohibited as follows: pers as follows: CHERRY HILL, NJ 08034 DELETE: Name of Street: Klem ADD: Name of Street: Lower Road, 16-12.1: Collection Program Estab- (856)795-0351 Avenue, Side: South, Hours & Days: ADD: Street Name: Carteret Street, Side: South, Location: Parkway lished, 16-12.1b: List of Specific Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Monday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Loca- Weight: 4 tons, Localion: Entire Avenue to (he Rahway City Border Materials, 16-12.1c: Commingled A full legal description can be found tion: Gilchrlst Avenue to Allen Street length. Materials at the Union County Sheriff's Office The complete ordinance is on file in Total Upset: $471,585.34 The complete ordinance is on file in The complete ordinance is on file in the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 The complete ordinance is on file In "'Four Hundred Seventy-One Thou- the City Clerk's Office. City Hall, 301 the City Clerk's Office. City Hall, 301 North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 sand Five Hundred Eighty-Five and North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ Q7036. North Wood Avenue. Linden, NJ 34/1 ofj*«* 07036. 07036. U240496 PRO June 25, 2009 ($21,07) 07036. •••-.: June 25. July 2, 9, 16, 2009 U240500 PRO June 25, 2009 ($22.05) 0240498 PRO June 25, 2009 ($22.05) U240490 PRO June 25, 200.9'($24.01) U240476 PRO ($121.52) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE '.PAGE 38 ~- THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE PUBLKrNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH County: Union PIMENTEL; NORTH AMERICAN CAPI- pipe found in the Southeasterly ELIZABETH Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA NATIONAL TAL CORP. side line of Eighteenth Street (60.00 SHERIFF'S SALE ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Sale Date: 07/01/2009 feet wide), also known as West SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003070 DEUTSCHE ALT-A SECURITIES Writ of Execution: 04/24/2009 Eighteenth Street, said point being Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002802 Division: CHANCERY MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, SERIES By virtue of the above-stated writ of distant 235.00 feet in a Southwest- Division: CHANCERY 2006-AR5 execution to me directed I shall erly direction along the Southeast- Docket Number: F387708B erly side line of Eighteenth Street Docket Number: F2756307 County: Union VS expose for sale by public venue, at from its intersection with the County: Union Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA, NA AS Defendant: VENUS ALVARDO, the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Southwesterly side line of Winans Plaintiff: BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA ASSET MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Avenue (60.00 feet wide), and from TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE- ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOM- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, said beginning point running; HOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNA- MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CER- INEE FOR NJ LENDERS CORPORA- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock TIVE LOAN TRUST 2005-64CB TION. ITS SUCCESSORS AND in the afternoon of said day. All suc- thence TIFICATES SERIES 2005-AR6 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- VS ASSIGNS cessful bidders must have 20% of THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-64CB Defendant: CONRADO VILLADA, JP Sale Date. 07/01/2009 their bid available in cash or certified WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE VS MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA Writ of Execution: 04/28/2009 check at the conclusion of the sales. THROUGH PUBLICATION." Defendant: JOSUE SIMAO, LUIS M. Sale Date: 07/22/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of Property to be sold is located in the PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES SIMAO. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC Writ of Execution: 05h9/2009 execution to me directed I shall CITY OF LINDEN, County of UNION, SEWER OPEN + PENALTY REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at State of New Jersey $335.22 ACTING SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR execution to me directed I shall the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Premises commonly known as: 18 TOTAL AS OF April 28, 2009: FIRST FINANCIAL EQUITIES. INC., expose for sale by public venue, at TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 HUSSA ST, LINDEN NJ 07036 $335.22 HOMEFREEDOM CORPORATION the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- BLIZABETHTOWf-l PLAZA, Elizabeth, BEING KNOWN as LOT 35, BLOCK Surplus Money: If after the sale and Sale Date: 07/15/2009 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock 198, on the official Tax Map of the satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Writ of Execution: 03/16/2009 ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, in the afternoon of said day. All suc- CITY OF LINDEN including costs and expenses, there By virtue of the above-stated writ of N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock cessful bidders must have 20% of Dimensions: 41.36 FEET X 163.13 remains any surplus money, the execution to me directed I shall In the afternoon of said day. All suc- their bid available in cash or certified FEET X 40.00 FEET X 173.63 FEET money will be deposited into the expose for sale by public venue, at cessful bidders must have 20% of check at the conclusion of the sales. Nearest Cross Street: WOOD AVE Superior Court Trust Fund and any the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- their bid available in cash or certified Property to be sold is located in the The Sheriff hereby reserves the person claiming the surplus, or any TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 check at the conclusion of the sales. City of Elizabeth, County of Union, right to adjourn this sale without part thereof, may file a motion pur- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, Property to be sold is located in the State of New Jersey further notice by publication. suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of Premises commonly known as: 254 "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- 2 stating the nature and extent of that in the afternoon of said day. All suc- UNION, State of New Jersey INSLEE PL, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 pal liens or other charges, and any person's claim and asking for an order cessful bidders must have 20% of Premises commonly known as: 727- BEING KN6WN as LOT 275, BLOCK such taxes, charges, liens, insurance directing, payment of the surplus their bid available in cash or certified 729 BAYWAY AVENUE, ELIZABETH 1, on the official Tax Map of the City premiums or other advances made by money. The Sheriff or other person check at the conclusion of the sales. MJ 07202 of Elizabeth plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- conducting the sale will have informa- MUNICIPALITY: City of Elizabeth Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet ed parties are to conduct and rely tion regarding the surplus, if any. COUNTY AND STATE: County of BEING KNOWN as LOT 221, BLOCK x 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet upon their own independent investiga- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: Union, State of New Jersey 4, on the official Tax Map of the CITY Nearest Cross Street: Third Street tion to ascertain whether or not any $314,529.66*** STREET AND STREET NUMBER: OF ELIZABETH The Sheriff hereby reserves the outstanding interest remain of record Three Hundred Fourteen Thousand 1047-1049 Fanny Street aka 1047-49 Dimensions: 68.02 FEET X 8.65 FEET right to adjourn this sale without and/or have priority over the I/en Five Hundred Twenty-Nine and Fanny Street X 167.71 FEET X 131.35 FEET X further notice by publication. 68.00 FEET X 44.89 FEET being foreclosed and, if so the current 66/100*** TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- amount due thereon. Attorney: Lot: 636 ; Block: 8 Nearest Cross Street: SOUTH pal liens or other charges, and any **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC BROAD STREET DIMENSIONS : Approximately irreguJ - such taxes, charges, liens, insurance son, the Purchaser at the sale shall 7 CENTURY DRIVE lar: 60 x 122 The Sheriff hereby reserves the premiums or other advances made by be entitled only a return of the deposit SUITE 201 NEAREST CROSS STREET: is right to adjourn this sale without plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- paid. The Purchaser shall have no PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 approximately Jackson Avenue further notice by publication, ed parties are to conduct and rely further recourse against the Mort- (973)538-4700 Beginning at a point in the Northeast- •Subject to any. unpaid taxes, munici- upon their own independent investiga- gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich erly side lien of Fanny Street (60.00 pal liens or other charges, and any tion to ascertain whether or not any ***lf after the sale and satisfaction A full legal description can be found fee wide), said point cHstant 90.00 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance outstanding interest remain of record of the mortgage debt, Including at the Union County Sheriff's Office feet in a Northwesterly direction along premiums or other advances made by and/or have priority aver the lien costs and expenses, there remains Total Upset: $351,161.05 Ihe Northeasterly side line of Fanny plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- being foreclosed and, if so the current any surplus money, the money will •"Three Hundred Fifty-One Thousand Street from its intersection with the ed parties are to conduct and rely amount due thereon. be deposited into the Superior One Hundred Sixty-One and 05/100*** Northwesterly side line of Jackson upon their own independent investiga- "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Court Trust Fund and any person June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 Avenue. tion to ascertain whether or not any son, the Purchaser at the sale shall claiming the surplus, or any part U239627 PRO ($176,40) outstanding interest remain of record be entitled only a return of the deposit thereof, may file a motion pursuant (This concise description does not and/or have priority over the lien paid. The Purchaser shall have no to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 ______constitute a legal description. A copy being foreclosed and, if so the current further recourse against the Mort- stating the nature and extent of that of the full legal description can be amount due thereon. gagor, the Mortgagor's attorney. person's claim and asking for an SHERIFF'S SALE found at the Otfice of the Sheriff.) **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- *"lf after the safe and satisfaction order directing payment or the sur- Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002763 Pursuant to tax search as of son, the Purchaser at the sale shall of the mortgage debt, including plus money. The Sheriff or other 05/05/2009: 2008 taxes paid in full. be entitled only a return of the deposit costs and expenses, there remains Division: CHANCERY 2009 taxes QTR 1 and 2 paid. person conducting the sale will Docket Number: F1918608 Surplus Money: If after the sale and paid. The Purchaser shall have no. any surplus money, the money will have information regarding the sur- County: Union further recourse against the Mort- be deposited into the Superior plus, If any. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. Court Trust Fund and any person Plaintiff: THE BANK OF NEW YORK including costs and expenses, there claiming the surplus, or any part AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE remains any surplus money, the .If after the sale and satisfaction thereof, may file a motion pursuant JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $465,381.90 HOLDERS CWALT, INC, ALTERNA- money will be deposited into the of tho mortgage debt, including to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 ***Four Hundred Sixty-Five Thou- TIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-OC8, MORT- Superior Court Trust Fund and any costs and expenses, there remains stating the nature and extent of that sand Three Hundred Eighty-One GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- person claiming the surplus, or any any surplus money, the money will person's claim and asking for an and 90/100'** CATES, SERIES 2006-OC8 part thereof, may file a motion pur- be deposited Into the Superior order directing payment or the sur- Attorney: VS suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Court Trust Fund and any person plus money. The Sheriff or other PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Defendant: MARIO J. PANTOJA AND 2 stating the nature and extent of that claiming the surplus, or any part person conducting the sale will 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD MRS. PANTOJA, WIFE OF MARIO J. person's claim and asking for an order thereof, may file a motion pursuant nave information regarding the sur- SUITE 100 PANTOJA; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC directing payment of the surplus to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 plus, If any. MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC., money. The Sheriff or other person stating the nature and extent of that (856)813-5500 ACTING SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR conducting the sale will have informa- person's claim and asking for an JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $362,181.88 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich tion regarding the surplus, if any. order directing payment of the sur- "•Three Hundred Sixty-Two Thou- A full legal description can be found DECISION ONE MORTGAGE COMPA- THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE plus money. The Sheriff or other sand One Hundred Elgnty-One and at the Union County Sheriff's Office NY, LLC; DIANA B. VILLAVICENCIO; RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE person conducting the sale will 88/100*** To(aj Upset: $515,042.20 SELECTIVE INS. CO. A/K/A JOHN H. WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE have Information regarding the sur- Attorney: ***Five Hundred Fifteen Thousand & BETTE A. SKINNER THROUGH PUBLICATION. plus, if any, Sale Date: 07/08/2009 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Forty-Two and 20/100*** Writ of Execution: 04/28/2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $413,413.83 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $311,231.11 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD June 4. 11, 18, 25, 2009 "•Four Hundred Thirteen Thousand SUITE 100 U239177 PRO ($186.20) By virtue of the above-stated writ of Four Hundred Thirteen and •"Thrao Hundred Eleven Thousand ______execution to me directed I shall Two Hundred Thirty-One and MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 expose for sale by public venue, at 83/100*" 11/100*" (856)813-5500 Attorney: Attorney. Sheriff: 'Ralph Froehlich the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- A full legal description can be found PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOPTION TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS WEIS- PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMiEG, PC at the Union County Sheriff's Office ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, MAN & GORDON, LLP 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Total Upset: $401,418.66 BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock 80 MAIN STREET SUITE 100 ***Four Hundred One Thousand Four NEW JERSEY in the afternoon of said day. All suc- FIFTH FLOOR - SUITE 560 MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 Hundred Eighteen and 66/100*" ORDINANCE NUMBER 2336-09 cessful bidders must have 20% of WEST ORANGE, NJ 07052 (056)813-5500 June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 their bid available in cash or certified (973)325-8800 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich U239225 PRO ($188,16) ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER check at the conclusion of the sales, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found ______4 "ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERN- PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCAT- A full legal description can be found at Ihe Union County Sheriff's Office MENT", ARTICLE II- "ADMINISTRA- ED IN: Borough of Roselle, County of at the Union Couniy Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $355,543.33 TOR" OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE Union, State of New Jersey, Total Upset: $545,849.90 ""Three Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand PUBLIC NOTICE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: ***Five Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Five Hundred Forty-Three and CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY ROSELLE, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW 122 Grove Street, Roselle, NJ 07203 Eight Hundred Forty-Nine and 33/100*** JERSEY TAX LOT # 8, BLOCK # 6502 907100"* June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 NOTIC APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 50' X June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 U240494 PRO ($190.12) NOTICE is hereby given that Ordi- 100' U240066 PRO ($190.12) ! nance Number 2336-09 was passed NEAREST CROSS STREET: West ______"*" LINDEN " " The City of Linden, Now Jersey has and adopted on second and final Second Avenue awarded an amended contract without reading at a Regular Meeting of the PUBLIC NOTICE Competitive bidding as a Professional Mayor and Council of the Borough of Current through 1st Quarter 2009* SHERIFF'S SALE CITY OF LiNOEN, NEW JERSHY Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A.H- Roselle, Union County, New Jersey, *Plus interest on these figures Sheriff's File Number: CH-00002779 1 et seq. This contract and the reso- held at Borough Hall, 210 Chestnut through date of payoff and any and all Division: CHANCERY NOTICE lution authorizing it are available for Street, Roselle, New Jersey on the subsequent taxes, water and sewer Docket Number: F1Q955Q8 public inspection in the Office of the 17th day of June 2009. amounts. County: Union Municipal Clerk. Surplus Money: If after the sale and Plaintiff: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- The City of Linden, New Jersey has Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, GAGE ASSOCIATION awarded an amended contract without AWARDED TO: Borough Clerk including costs and expenses, there VS Competitive bidding as a Professional U240669 PRO June 25, 2009 ($13.72) remains any surplus money, the Defendant: RUBEN D. RESTREPO; Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- Otteau Valuation Group, _____ MRS-. RUBEN D. RESTREPO, HIS 1 et seq. This contract and the reso- Inc. money will be deposited into the WIFE; COUNTRYWIDE HOME lution authorizing it are available for 15 Brunswick Woods Drive Superior Court Trust Fund and any LOANS, INC.; JOAO C. COELHO; public inspection in the Office of the East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 SHERIFF'S SALE person claiming the surplus, or any STATE OF NEW JERSEY AND CESAR Municipal Clerk. SERVICE: To provide a market study Sheriff s File Number: CH- 09002394 part thereof, may file a motion pur- ALVAREZ, TENANT Division: CHANCERY suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- of the former General Motors property 2 stating the nature and extent of that Sale Date: 07/08/2009 AWARDED TO: T & M Associates redevelopment. Docket Number: F2175408 Writ of Execution: 04/22/2009 11 Tindall Road County: Union person's claim and asking for an order By virtue of the above-stated writ of Middletown, NJ. TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- Plaintiff: FEDERAL HOME LOAN directing payment of Ihe surplus execution to me directed I shall 07748 tract shall be until the conclusion of MORTGAGE CORP. money. The Sheriff or other person expose for sale by public venue, at . the work to be performed, or until said VS conducting the sale will have informa- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- SERVICE". To provide engineering amount has been exhausted, whichev- Defendant: LEANDRO G. SOUZA, tion regarding the surplus, if any. TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 er occurs earlier. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, services for pre-emption traffic signal TRATION .SYSTEMS INC., AS NOMI- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock at Route 1&9 and Park Avenue. NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME SALE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE in the afternoon of said day. All suc- COST: Additional fees not to exceed LOANS, INC., GRAZIELE THROUGH PUBLICATION. TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- $625.00, which will be reimbursed to GONCALVEZ cessful bidders must have 20% of tract shall be until the conclusion of the City by Duke Realty Corp. Sale Date: 07/08/2009 A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF their bid available In cash or certified the work to be performed, or until said Writ of Execution: 04/03/2009 THE PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN check at the conclusion of the sales. amount has been exhausted, whichev- DATED: June 17, 2009 ; By virtue of the above-stated writ of THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF The property to be sold is located in er occurs earlier. : execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY. the CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of Joseph C. Bodek expose for sale by public venue, at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $300,895.17 Union and State of NJ. City Clerk the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- •"Three Hundred Thousand Eight It is .commonly known as 63 7TH COST: Additional fees not to exceed U240493 PRO June 25, 2009 ($20.09) TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Hundred Nlnety-Flve and 17/100**" STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ, $5,500.00. which will be deducted ELIZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, Attorney: It is known and designated as Block from the ?2Q,Q00.0Q credit the City LINDEN N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS 7, Lot 1145. currently has with T S M Associates, in the afternoon of said day. All suc- 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST cessful bidders must have 20% of The dimensions are approximately 25 DATED: June 17, 2009 SHERIFF'S SALE their bid available in cash or certified THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - P.O. feet wide by 1Q0 feet long. Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002481 check at the conclusion of the sales. BOX 974 Nearest Cross Street: FRANKLIN Joseph C; Bodek :. Division: CHANCERY The property to be sold is located in MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 STREET City Clerk Docket Number: F2729608 the CITY of LINDEN, County , of ("856)596-8900 Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID U240492 PRO June 2.5, 2009 ($20.58) County: Union ,,. UNION and State of New Jersey.' Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich TAXES AMD OTHER MUNICIPAL Plaintiff: LASALLE BANK NATIONAL Commonly known as: 123 W18TH A full legal description can be found ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR LIENS. . ,. . : ELIZABETH ~~~*' ST, LINDEN, NJ 07036. at the Union County Sheriff's Office AS OF 5/6/2009 TAXES ARE PAID MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE Tax Lot No. 2.4 In Block No. 558 Total Upset: $334,568.29 THROUGH 2ND QUARTER 2009. INVESTORS TRUST 2007-3 MORT- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 40 X "•Three Hundred Thirty-Four Thou- TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF SHERIFF'S SALE GAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED CER- sand Five Hundred Sixty-Eight and Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002497 TIFICATES, SERIES 2007-3 6/30/2009 FOR UNPAID WATER/ Division: CHANCERY Nearest Cross Street: WINANS 29/100*** SEWER CHARGES IS THE AGGRE- Docket Number: F1898008 VS AVENUE June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 GATE SUM OF $758.43. Defendant: MARIA PIMENTEL; JOSE BEGINNING at a point being an iron U239672 PRO ($184.24) THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009— PAGE 39 PUBLIC PUBnCNOTlCE PUBLlCNOTiCE PUBLIC NOTICE POBnCNOTlCE THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE County: Union Three Hundred Twenty-Seven Thou- MOUTH AVENUE, LINDEN, NJ 07036 ELIZABETH WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, sand Three Hundred Twenty-Five Tax Lot No. 10 in Block No. 55 THROUGH PUBLICATION. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS and 12/100*" Dimension of Lot Approximately: 45 X SHERIFF'S SALE SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET Attorney: 100 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002673 SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS II INC. ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Nearest Cross Street: CRANFORD Division: CHANCERY MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING STRUCTURED ASSET MORTGAGE LLC AVENUE Docket Number: F2381307B COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE INVESTMENTS II TRUST 2007-AR4 200 SHEFFIELD STREET BEGINNING at a point in the County: Union REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- SUITE 301 NORTHWESTERLY line of MON- Plaintiff: DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED TIFICATES, SERIES 2007-AR4 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 MOUTH AVENUE, said point being INC. INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST VS (908)233-8500 FCZ-94646 distant 100,00 feet SOUTHWESTER- VS FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING Defendant: COSMEL L. DIAS, SONIA Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich LY from the Intersection formed by Defendant: ARMANDO TORRE, THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART DIAS, HIS WIFE A full legal description can be found the same with the SOUTHWESTER- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- Sale Date: 07/08/2009 at the Union County Sheriff's Office LY line of CRANFORD AVENUE; TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOM- SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 Writ of Execution: 04/14/2009 Total Upset: $374,212.37 thence INEE FOR ACT LENDING CORPORA- AND 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE By virtue of the above-stated writ of "'Three Hundred Seventy-Four Thou- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES TION, D/B/A ACT MORTGAGE CAPI- AND EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S execution to me directed I shall sand Two Hundred Twelve and THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE " TAL CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER expose for sale by public venue, at 37/100"" WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Sale Date: 07/08/2009 DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- June 11, 18, 25, Julv 2, 2009 THROUGH PUBLICATION." Writ of Execution: 05/01/2009 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 U239616 PRO ($166.60) PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE ELIZABETHTOWr-l PLAZA, Elizabeth, SEWER OPEN + PENALTY By virtue of the above-stated writ of SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock $491.06 execution to me directed I shall REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. in the afternoon of said day. All suc- ELIZABETH TOTAL AS OF April 28, 2009: expose for sale by public venue, at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: cessful bidders must have 20% of $491,06 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- their bid available in cash or certified SHERIFF'S SALE Surplus Money: If after the sale and TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 $345,331.56'"'* check at the conclusion of the sales. Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002892 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, ELIZABETHTOWrJ. PLAZA, Elizabeth, Three Hundred Forty-Five Thousand The property to be sold is located in Division: CHANCERY including costs and expenses, there N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Three Hundred Thirty-One and the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of Docket Number: F555608 remains any surplus money, the in the afternoon of said day. All suc- 56/100*" UNION and State of New Jersey. County: Union money will be deposited into the cessful bidders must have 20% of Attorney: Commonly known as: 322 S BOND Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK F.S.B. Superior Court Truss Fund and any their bid available in cash or certified STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 07208. VS person claiming the surplus, or any check at the conclusion of the sales- & NORGAARD, LLC Tax Lot No. 841 in Block No. 3 Defendant: SERGIO COSTA COUTO part thereof, may tile a motion pur- Property to be sold is located in the 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY Dimension of Lot Approximately: 25 X suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- City of Elizabeth, County of Union, SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 Sale Date: 07/15/2009 2 staling the nature and extent of that State of New Jersey LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 person's claim and asking for an order Premises commonly known as; 1013 (973)740-0700 Nearest Cross Street: 3RD STREET By virtue of the above-stated writ of directina payment of the surplus FLORA STREET, ELIZABETH NJ BEGINNING at a point in the south- execution to me directed 1 shall money. The Sheriff or other person 07201 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich westerly line of Bond Street, there- expose for sale by public venue, at conducting the sale will have informa- A full legal description can be found in distant 275.00 feet northwesterly the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- tion regarding the surplus, if any, BEING KNOWN as LOT 779, BLOCK at the Union County Sheriff's Office from the intersection of the north- TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: 8, on the official Tax Map of the City Total Upset: $392,631.29 westerly line of 3rd Street with the ELIZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, of Elizabeth "'Three Hundred Ninety-Two Thou- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock $302,931.87"" Dimensions: 17.60 feet x 100.00 feet sand Six Hundred Thirty-One and said southwesterly lino of Bond three Hundred Two Thousand Nine x 17.60 feet x 100.00 feet 29/100*" Street and running: . in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Hundred Thirty-One and 87/100"" "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES cessful bidders must have 20% of Attorney: Nearest Cross Street: Spring Street June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE their bid available in cash or certified FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC The Sheriff hereby reserves the U239645 PRO ($180.32) WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE check at the conclusion of the sales. 7 CENTURY DRIVE right to adjourn this sale without THROUGH PUBLICATION." The property to be sold is located in SUITE 201 further notice by publication. ELIZABETH PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- TAXES OPEN + PENALTY $2,490.93 UNION and State of New Jersey. (973)538-4700 pal hens or other charges, and any SHERIFF'S SALE TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2009: Commonly known as: 231 S 2ND ST, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002825 $2,490.93 ELIZABETH, NJ 07206. A full legal description can be found premiums or other advances made by Division: CHANCERY Surplus Money: If after the sale and Tax Lot No. 981.A2, W02 in Block No. at the Union County Sheriff's Office plaintiff prior to this sale. All Interest- Docket Number: F1860908 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, 2 Total Upset: $351,376.49 ed parties are to conduct and rely County: Union including costs and expenses, there Dimension of Lot Approximately: 25 X ""Three Hundred Fifty-One Thousand upon their awn independent investiga- Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL 100 Three Hundred Seventy-Six and tion to ascertain whether or not any remains any surplus money, the 49/100*" outstanding interest remain of record ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR money will be deposited into thts Nearest Cross Street: THIRD and/or have priority over the lien CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON Superior Court Trust Fund and any AVENUE June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 being foreclosed and, if so Ihe current CSFB 2005-12 person claiming the surplus, or any LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL that cer- U239623 PfiO ($166.60) amount due thereon. VS part thereof, may file a motion pur- tain lot, parcel or tract of land, situate "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Defendant: ELVIA CANDO, MORT- suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- and lying in theClty of Elizabeth, ELIZABETH son, the Purchaser at the sale shall GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 2 stating the nature and extent of that Cpounty of Union, State of New Jer- be entitled only a return of the deposit SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMINEE FOR person's claim and asking for an order sey, and being more particularly SHERIFF'S SALE paid. The Purchaser shall have no CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON directing payment of the surplus described as follows: Sheriff's File NumberCH- 0900267S further recourse against the Mort- FINANCIAL CORPORATION ITS SUC- money. The Sheriff or other person BEGINNING at a point in the north- Division: CHANCERY gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. CESSORS AND ASSIGNS conducting the sale will have informa- westerly line of South Second Street, Docket Number: F2746908 *"Tf after the sale and satisfaction Sale Date: 07/15/2009 tion regarding the surplus, if any. distant 100.00 feet northeasterly County: Union of the mortgage debt, including Writ of Execution; 05/04/2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: along the same from its interseciton Plaintiff: JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, costs and expenses, there remains By virtue of the above-stated writ of $496,568.36*" with the northeasterly line of Third N.A. any surplus money, the money will execution to me directed I shall Four Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Avenue, and thence running: VS be deposited into tho Suporior expose for sale by public venue, at Five Hundred Sixty-Eiqht and (1) North 26 degrees 30 minutes 00 Defendant: RODRIGO MOSQUERA, Court Trust Fund and any person the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- 36/100"* seconds West 100.00 feet to a point: CHASE BANK USA. N A claiming the surplus, or any part TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 Attorney. thence Sale Date: 07/08/2609 thereof, may file a motion pursuant EI.IZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC (2) North 63 degrees 30 minutes 00 Writ of Execution: 05/01/2009 to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4;S7-2 N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock 7 CENTURY DRIVE seconds East 25.00 feet to a point; By virtue of the above-stated writ of statins the nature and extant of that in the afternoon of said day. All suc- SUITE 201 thence execution to me directed I shall person's claim and asking for an cessful bidders must have 20% of PARSIPPANY, NJ 070S4 (3) South 26 degrees 30 minutes 00 expose for sale by public venue, at order diroctinn payment of tlio sur- their bid available in cash or certified (973)538-4700 seconds East 10O.0O feet to a point; the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- plus money. The Sheriff or other check at the conclusion of the sales. thence Property to be sold is located in the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 person conducting the sale witl City of Elizabeth, County of Union, A full legal description can be found (4) South 63 degrees 30 minutes 00 ELIZABETHTOWHi PLAZA, Elizabeth, have Information regarding the sur- State of New Jersey at the Union County Sheriff's Office seconds West 25.00 feet to a point N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock plus, If any. Premises commonly known as: 1178- Total Upset: $533,604.43 andplace of BEGINNING. in the afternoon of said day. All suc- 80 MARY ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07201 ""Five Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES cessful bidders must have 20% of JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $253,651.39 BEING KNOWN as LOT 941.A, Six Hundred Four and 43/100"" THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE their bid available in cash or certified ""Two Hundred Fifty-Throe Thou- BLOCK 12, on the official Tax Map of June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE check at the conclusion of the sales. sand Six Hundred Fifty-One and the City of Elizabeth U239618 PRO ($170.52) THROUGH PUBLICATION," Property to be sold is located in the 39/100*** Dimensions: 147.34 feet x 11.00 feet _____ PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Attorney x 27.58 faet X 140.98 feet X 16.66 TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: $.00 State of New Jersey PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG. PC foot x 24.29 feat Surplus Money; If alter the sale and Premises commonly known as: 354 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SHERIFFS SALE satisfaction o( the mortgage deal, MORRIS AVENUE, ELIZABETH NJ SUITE 100 Sheriffs File Number: CH-09002679 including costs and expenses, there 07208 Nearest Cross Street: Walnut Street remains any surplus money, the MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 The Sheriff hereby reserves the Division: CHANCERY BEING KNOWN as LOT 765, SLOCK (856)813-5500 right to adjourn this sale without Docket Number: F3306707 money will be deposited into the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich County: Union Superior Court Trust Fund and any 11, on the official Tax Map of the City further notice by publication. person claiming the surplus, or any of Elizabeth A full legal description can be found "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA. part thereof, may file a motion pur- Dimensions: 29.00 feet x 99.00 feat x at the Union County Sheriff's Office pal hens or other charges, and any AS TRUSTEE suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:5.7- 29.00 feet x 99.00 foet Total Upset: S306,862.22*"Trirea such taxes, charges, liens, insurance VS 2 stating the nature and extent ol that Nearest Cross Street: Sayre Street Hundred Six Thousand Eight Hundred premiums or other advances made by Defendant: DENY R. CORTEZ, HIS person's claim and asking for an order The Sheriff hereby reserves the Sixty-Two and 22/100"; plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- HEIRS. DEVISEES. AND PERSONAL directing payment of the surplus right to adjourn this sale without June 11. 18, 25, July 2, 2009 ed parties are to conduct and rely REPRESENTATIVES, AND HIS. money. The Sheriff or other person further notice by publication. U23967O PRO ($186.20) upon their own .independent investiga- THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- conducting the sale will have informa- 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- tion to ascertain whether or not any SORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND INTER- tion regarding the surplus, if any. pal liens or other charges, and any ELIZABETH ' ' ' outstanding interest remain of record EST JUDGMENT AMOUNT: such taxes, charges, liens, insurance and/or have priority over the lien Sale Date: 07/08/2009 premiums or other advances made by being foreclosed and, if so the current Writ of Execution: 04/08/2009 $489,123.97*" SHERIFFS SALE amount due thereon. By virtue of the above-stated writ of plaintiff prior to this sale All interest- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002690 execution to me directed I shall Four Hundred Eighty-Nino Thou- ed parties are to conduct and rely Division. CHANCERY •*lf the sale is set aside for any rea- sand One Hundred Twenty-Throe upon their own independent investiga- Docket Mumber: F330808 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall expose for sale by public venue, at and 97/100*" tion to ascertain whether or not any bo entitled only a return of the deposit the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Attorney; County: Union paid. The Purchaser shall have no TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 outstanding interest remain of record Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME further recourse against the Mort- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC and/or have priority over the lien LOANS, INC. gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock 7 CENTURY DRIVE being foreclosed and, if so the current VS "*Tf after the sals and satisfaction in the afternoon of said day. All suc- SUITE 201 amount due thereon. Defendant. JOHN MELARA AND of the mortgage debt, including cessful bidders must have 20% of PARSIPPANY. NJ 07054 "If the sale is set aside for any rea- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- costs and expenses, there remains their bid available in cash or certified (973)538-4700 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- any surplus money, the money will check at the conclusion of the sales. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich be entitled only a return of the deposit NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME be deposited into the Superior The properly to be sold is located in A full legal description can be found paid. The Purchaser shall have no LOANS, INC. Court Trust Fund and any person the City of ilNDEN in the County of at the Union County Sheriff's Office further recourse against the Mort- Sale Date: 07/08/2009 claiming the surplus, or any part Union, State of New Jersey. Total Upset: $556,912.42 gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. Writ of Execulion: 02/11/2009 thereof, may file a motion pursuant Commonly known as: 12 20TH "'Five Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand *"Tf aftw the sale and satisfaction By virtue of the above-stated writ of to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 STREET, LINDEN. NJ 07036 Nine Hundred Twelve and 42/100*** of ths mortgage debt, Including execution to me directed I shall stating the nature and extent of that Tax Lot No.: 2 in Block 541 June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2008 costs and expenses, there remains expose for sale by public venue, at person's claim and asking for an Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 U240053 PRO ($188.16) any surplus money, the money wilt the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- order directing payment of the sur- ft. x 100 ft. be> deposited Into the Superior TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 plus money. The Sheriff or other Nearest Cross Street: Wood Avenue LINDEN Court Trust Fund and any person ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, person conducting the sale will Subject to any open taxes; claiming the surplus, or any part N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock nave Information regarding the sur- water/sewer, municipal or tax liens SHERIFF'S SALE thereof, may file a motion pursuant In the afternoon of said day. All suc- plus, if any. that may be due. Sheriff's File Number; CH- 09002390 to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 cessful bidders must have 20% of Tax and prior lien Info: At the time of Division: CHANCERY stating the nature and extent of that their bid available in cash or certified Docket Number: F1824108 person's claim and asking for an check at the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $535,785.26 publication taxes, sewer/water infor- County: Union order directing payment ottha sur- "•Five Hundred Thirty-Five Thou- mation was not available. You must The property to be sold is located in check with the tax collector for exact Plaintiff: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC plus money. The Sheriff or other the CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of sand Seven Hundred Eighty-Five REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC AS person conducting ths sala will Union and State of NJ. and 26/100*" amounts due. NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE have Information regarding the sur- Attorney: Surplus Money: If after the sale and It is commonly known as 632 MYRTLE satisfaction of the mortgage debt, BANK, FSB plus, if any. STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC including costs and expenses, there VS It is known and designated as Block 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD remains any surplus money, the Defendant: GREGORY VARNUM, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $360,273.42 4. Lot 1121. SUITE 100 money will be deposited into the RAMONA VARNUM, GLORIA ANDER- "•Three Hundred Sixty Thousand MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 Superior Court Trust Fund and any SON Two Hundred Savonty-Three and The dimensions are approximately 33. (856)813-5500 person claiming the surplus, or any Sale Date: 07/08/2009 42/100"* feet wide by 103 feet long. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich part thereof, may file a motion pur- Writ of Execution: 04/09/2009 Attorney: Nearest Cross Street: THOMAS A full legal description can be found suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- By virtue of the aboye-Btated writ of PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC STREET at the Union County Sheriff's Office execution to me directed I shall 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Prior lien'sir SUBJECT .TO UNPAID Total Upset: $615,422.15 2 stating the nature and extent of that expose for sale by nublic venue, at person's claim and asking for an order the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- SUITE 100 TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL •""Six Hundred Fifteen Thousand Four directing, payment of the surplus TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 LIENS. Hundred Twenty-Two and 15/100"* money. The Sheriff or other person ELIZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, (856)813-5500 AS OF 3/6/2009 TAXES ARE PAID June 18, 25, Julv 2, 9, 2009 conducting the sale will have informa- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two. o'clock Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2009, 2ND U240047 PRO ($190,12) tion regarding the surplus, if any. in the afternoon of said day. All suc- A fuli legal description can be found QUARTER 2009 TAXES IN THE ______Prior Mortgages and Judgements (if cessful bidders must have 20% of at the Union County Sheriff's Office AMOUNT OF $1,709.92 IS DUE ON any): none their bid available in cash or certified Total Upset: $416,179.28"*Four 5/1/2009. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS Note: The sheriff reserves the right to check at the conclusion of the sales. Hundred Sixteen Thousand One Hun- OF 3/6/2009 FOR UNPAID WATER/ SHERIFF'S. SALE adjourn this sale for any length of The property to be sold Is located in dred Seventy-Nine and 28/100*" SEWER CHARGES IS THE AGGRE- Sheriffs File Number: CH- 09002782 time without further advertisement. the CITY of LINDEN, County of June 11, 18. 25, July 2, 2009 GATE SUM OF $269;27. Division: CHANCERY JUDGMENT AMOUNT: UNION and State of New Jersey, U239671 PRO ($178.36) THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Docket Number: F1696508 .$327,325.12"* Commonly known as: 1321 MON- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 40 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE CURCIO RAHWAY Section 20 Costs. $44,000 the next two succeeding years. THROUGH PUBLICATION. Useluriife: 33T6 years NOW THEREFORE BE IT SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE TINACURCIO SHERIFF'S SALE ORDAINED, that any amount author- SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002909 Josepph C. Bodek. City Clerk ized herein above that is not appropri- MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Division: CHANCERY This Notice is publishepublis d pursuant to ated as part of the final budget spall COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE AND REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, Docket Number: F476408 N.J.S.A. 40A:2-17. be retained as an exception to final REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARQ, plaintiff's County: Union appropriation in either of the next two THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED attorneys, whose address is 7 Centu- Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL PASSED: JUNE 16, 2008 succeeding years; and, INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST ry Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING Jersey 07054, telephone number VS APPROVED: JUNE 17, 2008 certified copy of this ordinance as THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART #(973) 538-9300, an Answer to the Defendant: ROMYNA ROCA, MR. introduced be filed with the Director THEREOF, MAY F^ILE A MOTION PUR- Complaint and Amended Complaint, if ROCA, HUSBAND OF ROMYNA Rob^iLE_Bnk of the Division of Local Government SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 any. filed in a civil action, in which ROCA, AMERIFIRST HOME COUNCIL PRESIDENT Services within 5 days of introduction; AND 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SER- IMPROVEMENT FINANCE CO. and AND EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S . VICING, L.P. is Plaintiff and JOSE Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Richard J. Gerbounka BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER TAVERAS, et al., are defendants, Writ of Execution: 05/14/2009 MAYOR certified copy of this ordinance upon DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- pending in the Superior Court of New By virtue of the above-stated writ of adoption, with the recorded vote PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR Jersey, Chancery Division, UNION execution to me directed I shall ATTEST: included thereon, be filed with said OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE County and bearing Docket No. F- expose for sale by public venue, at •JQSEPHC, BODEK Director within 5 days after such SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION 17326-09 within thirty-five (35) days the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- CITY CLERK adoption. REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. after 06/25/09 exclusive of such date, TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: or If published after 06/25/09, thirty- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, U24Q503 PRO June 25, 2009 ($36.26) The complete ordinance is on file in five (35) days after the actual date of $388,431.37*" N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 such publication, exclusive of such in the afternoon of said day. All suc- ELIZABETH North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ Three Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- date, If you fail to do so, Judgment by sand Four Hundred Thirty-One and cessful bidders must have 20% of 07036. Default may be rendered against you their bid available in cash or certified NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 37/100*** for the relief demanded in the Com- Attorney: check at the conclusion of the sales. Docket No. : F-49296-08 PASSED: JUNE 16, 2009 plaint. You shall file your answer and Property to be sold is located in the Superior Court of New Jersey STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG proof of service in duplicate with the City of Rahway, County of Union, Chancery Division APPROVED: JUNE 16, 2009 & NORGAARD, LLC Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes State of New Jersey Union County 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 Premises commonly known as: 1895 SjIBERTEBUNK New Jersey 08625, in accordance HENRY STREET, RAHWAY CITY NJ (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 with the Rules of Civil Practice and 07065 eauTOIL PRESIDENT (973)740-0700 Procedure. EUSEBLO BENITEZ, his heirs, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich devisees, and personal representa- BICHARf P J. GERBOUNKA This action has been Instituted for BEING KNOWN as LOT 19, BLOCK tives, and his, their or any of their A full legal description can be found the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- 355, on the official Tax Map of the MAYOR at the Union County Sheriff's Office successors in right, title and inter- gage dated February 28, 2005 made City of Rahway est Total Upset: $447,120.69 By JOSE TAVERAS and as mort- Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 50.00 feet ATTEST: ***Four Hundred Forty-Seven Thou- gagors to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC x 100.00 feet x 50.00 feet sand One Hundred Twenty and REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS Nearest Cross Street: East Milton YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED JOSEPH C, jBODEK 69/100*** Ave AND REQUIRED to serve upon CTTY CLERK NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 HOME LOANS, INC. recorded on The Sheriff hereby reserves the LLC, ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, U240501 PRO June 25, 2009 ($35.77) U239646 PRO ($182.28) March 4, 2005, in Book 11065 of Mort- right to adjourn this sale without whose address is 200 Sheffield gages for UNION County, Page 561, further notice by publication. Street, Suite 301, Mountainside, New ______ELIZABETH et seq., which mortgage was duly 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Jersey 07092-0024, telephone num- assigned to the Plaintiff named pal liens or other charges, and any ber 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE above, who is the present holder of such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Amended Complaint filed in a civil Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002676 Sheriff's File Number CH- 09002929 said Mortgage, and (2) to recover premiums or other advances made by action, in which Aurora Loan Ser- Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY possession or, and concerns premises plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- vices, LLC is plaintiff, and EUSEBLO Docket Number: F3494907 Docket Number: F1352008 commonly known as 1009 EMMA ed parties are to conduct and rely BENITEZ, et al., are defendants, County: Union County: Union STREET. ELIZABETH, NJ 7201, Block upon their own independent investiga- pending in the Superior Court of New Plaintiff: LASALLE BANK NATIONAL Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME 8, Lot 5d6. tion to ascertain whether or not any Jersey, Chancery Division, Union ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR LOANS, INC. If you cannot afford or are unable to outstanding interest remain of record County, and bearing Docket F-49296- THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF VS obtain an attorney, you may communi- and/or have priority over the lien 08 within thirty-five (35) days after BEAR STEARNS ASSET BACKED Defendant: EVANDO StLVA, GERAR- cate with the Legal Services Office of being foreclosed and, if so the currant 06/25/2009 exclusive of such date, or SECURITIES I TRUST 2007-HE4 the County of venue by calling: amount due thereon. DO PITA, OHIO CASUALTY GROUP **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- if published after 06/25/2009, (35) ASSET - BACKED CERTIFICATES, INSURANCE COMPANY IS A/K/A son, the Purchaser at the sale shall days after the actual date of such SERIES 2007-HE4 OHIO CASUALTY GROUP UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFER- be entitled only a return of the deposit publication, exclusive of such date. If VS Sale Date: 07/22/2009 RAL: (908)353-4715 paid. The Purchaser shall have no you fail to do so, judgment by default Defendant: WAGNER DUARTE AND Writ of Execution: 05/14/2009 UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: further recourse against the Mort- may be rendered against you for the MRS. WAGNER DUARTE, HIS WIFE By virtue of the above-stated writ of (908)354-4340 gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. relief demanded in the Amended Sale Date: 07/08/2009 execution to me directed I shall r**lf after the sale and satisfaction Complaint. You shall file your Writ of Execution: 04/24/2009 expose (or sale by public venue, at YOU, TINA CURCIO are made party of the mortgage debt, including Answer and proof of service in dupli- By virtue of the above-stated writ of the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- defendant to this foreclosure action costs and expenses, there remains cate with the Clerk of the Superior execution to me directed I shall TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 because you hold a judgment/lien/ any surplus money, the money will Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice expose for sale by public venue, at ELIZABETHTOW^ PLAZA, Elizabeth, mortgage which may be against the bo deposited Into the Superior Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock owner/mortgagors and for any right, Court Trust Fund and any person sey 08625, in accordance with the TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 in the afternoon of said day. All suc- title and interest you may have in, to claiming the surplus, or any part rules of civil practice and procedure. ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, cessful bidders must have 20% of or against the subject property. Upon thereof, may file a motion pursuant N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock their bid available in cash or certified request, a copy ofthe Complaint and to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 This action has been instituted far in the afternoon of said day. All suc- check at the conclusion of the sales. Amendment to Complaint, if any, will stating the nature and extent of that the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- cessful bidders must have 20% of Property to be sold is located in the be supplied to you for particularity. person's claim and asking for an gage dated 07/02/2007 made by their bid available in cash or certified City of Elizabeth, County of Union, File ZtfW2302 order directing, payment ofthe sur- Euseblo Benitez, a married man as check at the conclusion of the sales. State of New Jersey Dated: June 16, 2008 plus money. The Sheriff or other mortgagor, to Mortgage Electronic The property to be sold is located in Premises commonly known as:-450 person conducting the sale will Registration Systems Inc., as nomi- the CITY offelJZABETH in the County EAST JERSEY STREET, ELIZABETH JENNIFER M. PEREZ have Information regarding the sur- nee for Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB • of UNION, and the Slate of New Jer- NJ 0720B-1306 Clerk of the Superior plus, if any. to be recorded in Union County, Page BEING KNOWN as LOT 311, BLOCK Court of New Jersey which Mortgage was duly assigned to Tax'LOT 994, BLOCK 5 U240536 PRO June 25, 2009 ($42.63) the plaintiff, Aurora Loan Services, 3, on the official Tax Map of the City JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $362,006.38 LLC, by Assignment of Mortgage COMMONLY KNOWN AS 431 MAR- of Elizabeth _____ "•Three Hundred Sixty-Two Thou- dated 11/26/2008; and (2) to recover SMALL STREET, ELIZABETH, NEW Dimensions: 100,00 feet x 25 feet x sand Six and 38/100**' possession of, and concerns premises JERSEY 07206 100.00 feet x 25 feet Attorney: commonly known as 218 Marshall Dimensions of the Lot are (Approxi- Nearest Cross Street: 5th Street CITY OF LINDEN PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Slreet, Elizabeth, NJ 07206, also mately) 100.00 feet Wide by 25.00 The Sheriff hereby rosorves the PASSED ORDINANCE 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD being Lot 789 in Block 2. feet long. right to adjourn this sale without NO. 53-31 SUITE 100 Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the further notice by publication. MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 If you are unable to obtain an attor- NORTHEASTERLY side of MARSHALL 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENT (856)813-5500 ney, you may communicate with the STREET, 375.00 feet from the pal liens or other charges, and any AND SUMMARY Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich New Jersey Bar Association by calling NORTHWESTERLY side of FOURTH such taxes, charges, liens, insurance A full legal description can be found 732-249-5000. You may also contact STREET premiums or other advances made by The Bond Ordinance, the summary at the Union County Sheriff's Office the Lawyer Referral Service of the The sale is subject to unpaid taxes plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- terms of which are included herein, Total Upset: $400,179.72 County of venue by calling 908-353- and assessments, tax, water and ed parties are to conduct and.rely has been finally adopted, by the ***Four Hundred Thousand One Hun- 4715. If you cannot afford an attor- sewer liens and other municipal upon their own Independent Investiga- Council of the City of Linden, in the dred Seventy-Nine and 72/100"'* ney, you may communicate with the assessments. The amount due can tion to ascertain whether or not any County of Union, State of New Jersey June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 Legal Services office of the County of be obtained from the local taxing outstanding interest remain of record on: Jl/NE 16.,.j8OO9. and the 20 day venue by calling 908-354-4340, authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B- and/or have priority over the lien period ol limitation within which a U240502 PRO ($182.28) YOU, EUSEBLO BENITEZ, his 21 the sale may also be subject to being foreclosed and, if so the current suil, action or proceeding questioning _____ heirs, devisees, and personal repre- the limited lien priority of any con- amount due thereon. the validity of such ordinance can be sentatives, and his, their or any of dominium/homeowner association •"If the sale is set aside for any rea- commenced, as provided in the Local their successors in right, title and liens which may exist. son, the Purchaser at the sale shall Bond Law, has begun to run from the CITY OF LINDEN Interest are made a party defendant to Surplus Money: If after the sala be entitled only a return of the deposit date of first publication of this state- PASSED ORDINANCE this foreclosure action because you and satisfaction of tire mortgage paid. The Purchaser, shall have no ment. Copies of the full ordinance NO. S3-30 executed Plaintiff's obligation and debt, including costs and expenses, further recourse against the Mort- are available at no cost and during mortgage and may be liable for any there remains any surplus money, gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. regular business hours, at the Clerk's BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENT deficiency, and are a record owner of the money will be deposited into ***Tf after the sale and satisfaction office for members of the general pub- AND SUMMARY the subject property and for any right, the Superior Court Trust Fund and of the mortgage debt, including lic who request the same. The sum- title and interest you may have in, to any person claiming the surplus, or costs and expenses, there remains mary of the terms of such bond ordi- The Bond Ordinance, the summary or against the subject property. any part thereof, may file a motion any surplus money, the money will nance follows: terms of which are included herein, FiletXCZ 112348 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and be deposited into the superior has been finally adopted, by the 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent Court Trust Fund and any person BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING AN Council of the City of Linden, in the of that person's claim and asking claiming the surplus, or any part APPROPRIATION OF $500,000 FOR County of Union, state of New Jersey JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK for an order directing payment of thereof, may file a motion pursuant THE HAWK RISE ENVIRONMENTAL on JUNE 16, 2009 and the 20 day SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY the surplus money. The Sheriff or to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 WALKWAY FOR AND BY THE CITY period of limitation within which a other person conducting the sale stating the nature and extent of that OF LINDEN, IN THE COUNTY OF suit, action or proceeding questioning This is an attempt will have Information regarding the person's claim and asking for an UNION, NEW JERSEY AND AUTHO- the validity of such ordinance can be to collect a debt, surplus, if any. order directing payment ofthe sur- RIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $356,250 commenced, as provided in the Local and any information obtained will plus money. The Sheriff or other BONDS OR NOTES OF THE CITY Bond Law, has begun to run from the be used far that purpose. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right person conducting the sale will FOR FINANCING PART OF THE date of first publication of this state- U240568 PRO June 25, 2009 ($45.57) to adjourn this sale without further have information regarding the sur- APPROPRIATION. ment. Copies of the full ordinance notice throuqh publication. plus, if any. are available at no cost and during LINDEN JUDGMENT" AMOUNT: Purpose(s): Construction of Hawk regular business hours, at the Clerk's $582,025.45*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $442,898.58 Rise Environmental Walkway office for members of the general pub- CITY QF LINDEN Five Hundred Eighty-Two Thousand ***Four Hundred Forty-Two Thou- lic who request the same. The sum- PASSED ORDINANCE Twenty-Five and 45/100*** sand Eight Hundred Ninety-Eight mary of the terms of such bond ordi- NO. 53-29 Attorney: and 58/100*** nance follows: SHAPIRO & PEREZ, LLP - ATTOR- Attorney: CALENDAR YEAR 2009 ORDINANCE NEYS PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC $ 12'g'Mb ''fforrT'lne ' Ww'"Jersey BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK 14000 COMMERCE PARKWAY Department of Environmental Protec- VARIOUS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS (N.J.S.A. ,40^:4-45.14) SUITE B 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD IN AND FOR THE CITY OF LINDEN, MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 SUITE 100 tion IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 Section 2.0 Costs; $50.000 WHEREAS, the Local Government (856)793-3080 Useful Life: IS JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $440,000 Cap Law, N.J.S. 40A:4-45.1 et seq., Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich ("856)813-5500 years THEREFORE AND AUTHORIZING Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich provides that in the preparation of its A full legal description can be found THE ISSUANCE OF $418,000 BONDS annual budget, a municipality shall at the Union County Sheriff's Office A full legal description can be found Joseph C. Bodek. City Clerk OR NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF at the Union County Sheriff's Office 1 his Notice iiss pupublisheb d pursuant to limit any increase in said final budget Total Upset: $645,969.74 THE COST THEREOF. appropriations to 2.5 % or the cost of ***Six Hundred Forty-Five Thousand .Total Upset: $512,857.11 N.J.S.A. 40A:2-17. ***Five Hundred Twelve; Thousand living adjustment of 3.5% over the Nine Hundred Sixty-Nine and Eight Hundred Fifty-Seven and PASSED: JUNE 16, 2008 Purpose(s): Rehabilitation of storm previous years final appropriation; 74/100*** 117100*** ..-••••• and sanitary sewers in accordance and, June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 APPROVED: JUNE 17, 2008 with plans and specifications pre- WHEREAS, a municipality may, by U239638 PRO ($182.28) June 28, July 2, 9, ,16, 2009 pared or to be prepared by the ordinance, bank the difference U240499 PRO ($184.24) Rtobero t F. Bunk Licensed Professional Engineer; the between Its final budget appropria- ELIZABETH iOUNCIL PRESIDENT removal and reconstruction of curbs tions subject to the 2.5% cap and the ELIZABETH CO and sidewalks in and along various 3.5% cost of living adjustment when SHERIFF'S SALE streets in the City which have disinte- said difference Is not appropriated as Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08006646 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY grated, been uplifted by tree roots or part of the final budqet; and, Division: CHANCERY CHANCERY DIVISION otherwise become unserviceable and WHEREAS, the Cfty Council of the Docket Number: F276508 UNION COUNTY : ATTEST: unsafe, all in accordance with City City of Linden, County of Union, here- County: Union JOSEPH C. BODEK specifications for concrete, curbing by determines that this difference in Plaintiff: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, DOCKET NO. F-17326-09 and sidewalks, the amount of $732,165.04 that is not CITY CLERK , Appropriation: $_ N.A. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS U240504 PRO June 25, 2009 ($33,32) appropriated as part of the final budg- VS pnds/Notes Authorized et shall be retained as an exception to Defendant: CAMILLO BONILLA §rants ( STATE OF: NEW JERSEY TO: TINA the final appropriations in either of Sale Date: 07/22/2009 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COflfl THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 41

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Writ of Execution: 10/22/2008 ELIZABETH part thereof, may file a motion pur- Tax Lot No. 277 in Block No. 3 County: Union By virtue of the above-stated writ af suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. execution to me directed I shall SHERIFF'S SALE 2 stating the nature and extent of that X 100 AS TRUSTEE FOR OPTION ONE expose for sale by public venue, at Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002659 person's claim and asking for an order Nearest Cross Street: 3RD STREET MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2OQ7-CP1 the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Division: CHANCERY directing payment of the surplus Beginning at a point in the southwest- ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Docket Number: F2173208 money. The Sheriff or other person erly sideline of East Jersey Street, SERIES 2007-CP1 ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. County: Union conducting the sale will have informa- distant 100.00 feet northwesterly VS N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME tion regarding the surplus, if any. along the same from its intersection Defendant: DONALD HEALY; JOELYN in the afternoon of said day. All suc- LOANS, INC. FOR THE BENEFIT OF JUDGMENT AMOUNT: with the northwesterly sideline of HEALY, HIS WIFE cessful bidders must have 20% of HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK $348,636.23*** Third Street, and thence running; Sale Date: 07/22/2009 their bid available in cash or certified VS Three Hundred Forty-Eight Thou- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 check at the conclusion of the sales. Defendant: CARLA SOTTO-MAYOR, sand Six Hundred Thirty-Six and THC R1CHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE By virtue of the above-stated writ of Property to be sold is located in the STATE OF NEW JERSEY 23/100*"* WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE execution to me directed I sh.all City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Sale Date: 07/08/2009 Attorney: THROUGH PUBLICATION." expose for sale by public venue, at State of New Jersey Writ of Execution: 04/27/2009 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Premises commonly known as: 123 By virtue of the above-stated writ of 7 CENTURY DRIVE TOTAL AS OF May 14, 2009: $.00 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 5TH ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 execution to me directed I shall SUITE 201 Surplus Money: It after the sale and ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, BEING KNOWN as LOT 357, BLOCK expose for sale by public venue, at PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock 3, on the official Tax Map of the City the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- (973)538-4700 including costs and expenses, there in the afternoon of said day. All suc- of Elizabeth TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich remains any surplus money, the cessful bidders must have 20% of Dimensions: 25.00 foot X 100,00 feet ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, A full legal description can be found money will be deposited into the their bid available in cash or certified X 25.00 foot X 100.00 feet N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock at the Union County Sheriff's Office Superior Court Trust Fund and any check at the conclusion of the sales. Nearest Cross Street: Livingston in the afternoon of said day. AM suc- Total Upset: $387,641.12 person claiming the surplus, or any The property to be sold is located in Street cessful bidders must have 20% of ""Three Hundred Eighty-Seven Thou- part thereof, may file a motion pur- the CITY of ELIZABETH. County of The Sheriff hereby reserves the their bid available in cash or certified sand Six Hundred Forty-One and suanl to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- UNION and State of New Jersey. right to adjourn this sale without check at the conclusion of the sales. 12/100*** 2 slating the nature and extent of that Commonly known as: 19 ELMORA further notice by publication. Property to be sold is located in the June 25. July 2, 9, 16, 2009 person's claim and asking for an order AVE, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- City of Elizabeth, County of Union, U240457 PRO ($158.76) directing payment of the surplus Tax Lot No. 437 W1 3 in Block No. 13 pal liens or other charges, and any State of New Jersey ______money. The Sheriff or other person Dimensions of Lot Approximate v; 33 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Premises commonly known as: 108 conducting the sale will have informa- X150 ' premiums or other advances made by FRONT STREET, UNIT 6, ELIZABETH tion regarding the surplus, if any. BEGINNING at a point in the Easterly plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- NJ 07206 SHERIFF'S SALE JUDGMENT AMOUNT: line of Elmora Avenue therein distant ed parties are to conduct and rely BEING KNOWN as LOT 466.E, Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002897 $476,912.24"* Northerly 283.33 feet from the corner upon their own independent investiga- BLOCK 2, on the official Tax Map of Division: CHANCERY Four Hundred Seventy-Six Thou- formed by the intersection of the said tion to ascertain whether or not any the City of Elizabeth Docket Number: F3312808 sand Nine Hundred Twelve and Easterly line of Elmora Avenue with outstanding interest remain of record Dimensions: 100.00 feet X 25.00 feet County: Union 24/100*** the Northerly line of Rahway Avenue; and/or have priority over the lien X 100,00 x 25.00 feet Plaintiff: US BANK, NA AS TRUSTEE Attorney: thence. being foreclosed and, if so the current Nearest Cross Street: East Jersey OF SERIES 2007-AR2 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES amount due thereon. Street VS 7 CENTURY DRIVE THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN/THIS SALE "If the sale is set aside for any rea- The Sheriff hereby reserves the Defendant: JOSE I. CASTILLO; ALBA SUITE 201 WITHOUT FURTHER/ NOTICE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall right to adjourn this sale without YANIZA CASTILLO PARSIPPANY. NJ 07054 THROUGH PUBLICATION." be entitled only a return of the deposit further notice by publication. Sale Date: 07/15/2009 (973)538-4700 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES paid. The Purchaser shall have no "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Writ of Execution: 05/08/2009 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich TAXES / $10,441.13 further recourse against the Mort- pal liens or other charges, and any By virtue of the above-stated writ of A full legal description can be found BANKRUPTCY 2007 .' $2,321.28 gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. such taxes, charges, liens, insurance execution to me directed I shall at the Union County Sheriff's Office BANKRUPTCY 20Q8 <"' $6,832.39 "*Tf after the sale and satisfaction premiums or other advances made by expose for sale by public venue, at Tola) Upset: $529,473.47 TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: of tho mortgage debt, including plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- ***Five Hundred Twenty-Nine Thou- $19,594.80 costs and expenses, there remains ed parties are to conduct and rely TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 sand Four Hundred Seventy-Three Surplus Money; If after the sale and any surplus money, the money will upon their own independent investiga- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, and 47/100"" satisfaction, of the mortgage debt, be deposited info the Superior tion to ascertain whether or not any N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock June 25. July.2, 9. 16, 2009 including costs and expenses, there Court Trust Fund and any person outstanding interest remain of record in the afternoon of said day. All suc- U240479 PRO (5150.92) remains any surplus money, Ihe claiming the surplus, or any part and/or have priority over the lien cessful bidders must have 20% of money will be deposited into (he thereof, may file a motion pursuant being foreclosed and, if so the current their bid available in cash or certified , ROSELLE Superior Court Trust Fund and any to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 amount due thereon. check at the conclusion of the sales. person claiming the surplus, or any stating the nature and extent of that "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Property to be sold is located in the SHERIFF'S SALE part thereof, may file a motion pur- person's claim and asking for an son, the Purchaser at the sale shall City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Sheriff's File Number; CH-09002488 suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- order directing payment of the sur- be entitled only a return of the deposit State of New Jersey Division: CHANCERY 2 stating the nature and extent of that plus money. The Sheriff or other paid. The Purchaser shall have no Premises commonly known as: 158 Docket Number: F7317O8 person's claim and asking for an order person conducting the sals will further recourse against the Mort- MAGNOLIA AVENUE, ELIZABETH NJ County: Union directing, payment of ths surplus have Information regarding the sur- gagor the Mortgagor s attorney. 07206 Plaintiff: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- money. The Sheriff or other person plus, If any. *"Tf after tho sale and satisfaction GAGE ASSOCIATION conducting the sale will have informa- of the mortgage debt, including BEING KNOWN as LOT 341, BLOCK VS tion regarding the surplus, if any. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $593,332.24 costs and expenses, there remains 1, on the official Tax Map of the City JUDGMENT AMOUNT: of Elizabeth Defendant: CLAUDETTE WILLIAMS5, "•Five Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- any surplus money, the money will W1LBERT BROOKS, HUSBAND OF $413,386.45'" sand Three Hundred Thirty-Two and be deposited into the Superior Dimensions: 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet CLAUDETTE WILLIAMS Four Hundred Thirteen Thousand 24/100*"* Court Trust Fund and any person X 25.00 x 100.00 feet Sale Date: 07/01/2009 Three Hundred Eighty-Six and Attorney: claiming the surplus, or any part Nearest Cross Street: Second Street Writ of Execution: 04/13/2009 45/100"*" PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC thereof, may file a motion pursuant The Sheriff hereby reserves the By virtue of the above-stated writ of Attorney: 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 right to adjourn this sale without FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC SUITE 100 stating the nature and extent of that further notice by publication. execution to ma directed 1 shall person's claim and asking for an "Sub|ect to any unpaid taxes, munici- expose for sale by public venue, at 7 CEhlTURY DRIVE MT LAUREL. NJ 08054 order directing payment of the sur- pal liens or other charges, and any the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- SUITE 201 (855)813-5500 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance TION BUILDjNG, 1ST FLOOR, 10 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07064 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich plus money. The Sheriff or other ELlZABETHTOWrJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, (973)538-4700 A full legal description can be found person conducting the sale will premiums or other advances made by have Information regarding the sur- plaintiff prior fo this sale. All interest- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Sher!ff;: Ralph Froehlieh at the Union County Sheriff's Office ed parties are to conduct and rely in (he afternoon of said day. All suc- A full legal description can be found Tola) Upset: $696,570,63 upon their own independent investiga- cessful bidders must have 20% of at the Union County Sheriff's Office ***Six Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand 5uDGMEr?TAMOUNT: $191,940.38 tion to ascertain whether or no! any their bid available in cash or certified Total Upset: $453,757.38 Five Hundred Seventy and 83/100*" ••"One Hundred Ninety-One Thou- outstanding interest remain of record check at the conclusion of the sales. ""Four Hundred Fifty-Three Thou- June 25. July 2, 9, 18, 2008 sand Nine Hundred Forty and and/or have priority over the lien The property to be sold is located in sand Sevan Hundred Fifty-Seven and U240497 PRO ($176.40) 38/100*** being foreclosed and, if so the current the Borough of ROSELLE in tha Coun- 38/10Q*" _____ Attorney: amount due thereon. ty of Union, State of New Jersey. Juna 25, July 2. 9.16. 2009 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- Commonly known as: 1121 RfVING- U240477 PRO ($170.5.2) 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD son, the Purchaser at the sale shall TON STREET, ROSELLE, NJ 07203 SHERIFF'S SALE SUITE 100 be entitled only a return of the deposit Tax Lot No.: iz in Block 2505 Sheriffs File Number: CH- 09002387 MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 paid, The Purchaser shall have no Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 60 Division: CHANCERY (856)813-5500 further recourse against the Mort- ft. x 100 ft. SHERIFF'S SALE Docket Number: F488508 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich gagor r the Mortgagor 8 attorney. Nearest Cross Street: Twelfth Avenue Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002978 County: Union A full legal description can be found **lf after the sale and satisfaction Subject to any open taxes, Division: CHANCERY Plaintiff; WELLS FARGO BANK, NA at the Union County Sheriff's Office of the mortgage debt, Including water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Dockei Number: F2609907 AS TRUSTEE Total Upset: $222,634.71 costs and expenses, there remains that may be due. County: Union VS "'Two Hundred Twenly-Two Thou- any surplus money, the money will Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST Defendant: DALE A BURNETT sand Six Hundred Thirty-Four and be deposited into the Superior publication taxes/sewer/water Infor- COMPANY AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE Sale Date: 07/01/2009 71/100"* Court Trust Fund and any person mation was not available. You must VS Writ of Execution: 04/23/2008 June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 claiming the surplus, or any part check with the )ax collector for exact Defendant: EUDOSIA NUNEZ: MORT- By virtue of the above-stated writ of U239641 PRO ($182.28) thereof, may file a motion pursuant amounts due. GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION execution to me directed I shall to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Surplus Money: If after the sale and SYSTEMS, iNC. AS NOMINEE FOR expose for sale by public venue, at LINDEN stating the nature and extent of that satisfaction of the mortgage debt, AEGIS MORTGAGE CORPORATION the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- person's claim and asking for an including costs and expenses, there Sale Date: 07/23/2009 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 SHERIFF'S SALE order directing payment or the sur- remains any surplus money, the Writ of Execution: 05/08/2009 ELIZABETHTOWt-1 PLAZA, Elizabeth, Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003073 plus money. The Sheriff or other money will be deposited inlo tha By virtue of the above-stated writ of N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Division: CHANCERY person conducting the sale will Superior Court Trust Fund and any execution to me directed I shall in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Docket Number: F2599408 have Information regarding the sur- person claiming the surplus, or any expos* for sale by public venue, at cessful bidders must have 20% of County: Union plus, if any. part thereof, may file a motion pur- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- their bid available In cash or certified Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK F.S.B. suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 check at the conclusion of the sales. VS JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $552,995.58 2 stating the nature and extent of that ELIZABETHTOWH PLAZA, Elizabeth, Municipality: City of Elizabeth Defendant: EDUARDQ GALLEGO, •**Five Hundred Fifty-Two Thou- person's claim and asking for an order N..J-.,..qn WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock Street Address; 317-319 Jefferson MARTA SANCHEZ-GALLEGO, HIS sand Nine Hundred Ninety-Five and directing payment of the surplus in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Avenue, Elizabeth. NJ 07201 WIFE 58/100'" money. The Sheriff or other person cessful bidders must have 20% of Tax Lot: 459 Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Attorney: conducting the sale will have informa- their bid available in cash or certified Tax Block: 12 Writ of Execution: 05/07/2009 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC tion regarding the surplus, if any. chock at the conclusion of the sales. Approximate dimensions: 97' x 35' By virtue of the above-stated writ of 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Prior Mortgage* and Judgments (if The property lo ba sold is located in Nearest cross street: Magnolia execution to me directed I shall SUITE 100 any): the City of ELIZABETH in Ihe County Avenue expose for sale by public venue, at MT LAUREL. NJ 08054 of Union, State of New Jersey. If after the sale and satisfaction of the the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- (856)813-5500 The plaintiff has obtained a letter of Commonly known as: 373 ELMORA mortgage debt, including costs and TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich indemnification which wil! insure the AVE., .ELIZABETH," NJ 07208 expenses, there remains any surplus ELIZABETHTOWfJ. PLAZA, Elizabeth, A full legal description can be found successful bidder at sale in respect Tax Lot No: 485 in Block 13 money, the money will be deposited N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock at the Union County Sheriff's Office to: Judgment SJ-183134-1995; Judg- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 36 into the Superior Court Trust Fund in the afternoon of said day. All suc- Total Upset: $609,968.42 ment TOJ-081S02-19B9; Judgment ft x 100 ft and any person claiming the surplus, cessful bidders must have 20% of '"Six Hundred Nine Thousand Nine #DJ-096103-1990; Judgment #DJ- Nearest Cross Street: Muriel Parkway or any part thereof, may file a motion their bid available in cash or certified Hundred Sixty-Eight and 42/100"* 218667-2005. Subject to any open taxes, pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and check at !he conclusion of the sales. June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 Nole: The sheriff reserves the right to water/$ew#r, municipal or tax Hans 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent The property to be sold is located in U240041 PRO ($178.38) adjourn this sale for any iBngth of that may be due. of that person's claim and asking for time without further advertisement. an order directing payment of the sur- the CITY of LINDEN, County of Tax and prior Hen Info: A! the time of UNION and State of New Jersey. ELIZABETH JUDGMENT AMOUNT: publication taxes/sewer/water infor- plus money. The Sheriff or other per- Commonly known ae: 308 HAGEL $468,349.89*** mation was not available - You must son conducting the sale will have Four Hundred Sixty-Eight Thousand information regarding the surplus, if AVE, LINDEN, NJ 07036. SHERIFF'S SALE check with the lax collector for exact Tax Lot No. 27 in Block No. 4 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002953 Three Hundred Forty-NIria and amounts due. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 31 X Division: CHANCERY 89/100*" Surplus Money: If after Ihe sale and *7&E SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES 100 Docket Number: F268508 Attorney: satisfaction of the mortgage debt, THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Nearest Cross Street: CAROLINE County: Union ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, including costs and expenses, there WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE AVENUE Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK F.S.B, LLC remains any surplus money, the THROUGH PUBLICATION." BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE VS 200 SHEFFIELD STREET money will be deposited into the -JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $452,751.69*" NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF HAGEL Defendant: MILTON VILLA SUITE 301 Superior Court Trust Fund and any Four Hundred Fifty-Two Thousand AVENUE, DISTANT 69.00 FEET Sale Date: 07/22/2009 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 person claiming the surplus,, or any Seven Hundred Fifty-One and SOUTHEASTERLY FROM ITS INTER- Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 (908)233-8500 FGZ-98691 part thereof, may file a motion pur- 69/100*** SECTION WITH THE SOUTHEASTER- By virtue of the above-stated writ of Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich . suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Attorney. LY LINE OF CAROLINE AVENUE execution lo me directed I shall A full legal: description can be found 2 stating the nature and extent of that PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN, LLC "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES expose for sale by public venue, at at the Union County Sheriff's Office person's claim and asking for an order 20000 HORIZON WAY THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Total Upset: $531,803.34 directing, payment of the surplus SUITE 900 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 •"Five Hundred Thirty-One Thousand money. The Sheriff or other person MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054-4318 THROUGH PUBLICATION." ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, Eight Hundr.ed Three and 34/100*** conducting the sale will have Informa- (856)813-1700 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 tion regarding the surplus, if any. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlieh TOTAL AS OF May 21, 2009; $.00 in tha afternoon of said day. All suc- U239161 PRO ($174,44) Note: The sheriff reserves the right to A full.legal description can be found Surplus Money: If after the sale and cessful bidders must have 20% of adjourn (his sale for any length of at the Union County Sheriff's Office satisfaction of the mortgage debt, their bid available in cash or certified EUZABETH time without further advertisement. Total Upset: $514,132.51 Including costs and expenses, there check at the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: "•Five Hundred Fourteen Thousand remains any surplus money, the The property !o be sold is located in SHERIFF'S SALE $431,446.32"* One Hundred Thirty-Two and money will be deposited into, the the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of •Sheriff's File NumbenCH- 09002952 Four Hundred Thirty-One Thousand 51/100*" Superior Court Trust Fund and any UNION and State of New Jersey. Division: CHANCERY Four Hundred Forty^SIx and June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 person claiming the surplus, or any Commonly known as: 308 E JERSEY Dockei Number: F3369907 32/1 DO*"* U239166 PRO ($133.28) ST, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. Attorney: CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 42 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LO.CAUSOU8QE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE PUBLIONOnCE "PUBLIC WOTICE PUBLICNOTICE J^BLi^CJIOJICE ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, mation was not available - You must considered for final passage, after ROSELLE part thereof, may file a motion pur- LLC check with the tax collector for exact public hearing thereon, at a meeting suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- 200 SHEFFIELD STREET amounts due. of the governing body to be held at SHERIFF'S SALE 2 stating the nature and extent of that SUITE 301 Surplus Money: If after the sale and the Municipal Building, 210 Chestnut Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002485 person's claim and asking for an order MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Street, in said Borough, on July 15, Division: CHANCERY directing payment of the surplus (908)233-8500 FCZ-92212 including costs and expenses, there 2009 at 7:30 o'clock PM. During the Docket Number: F223308 money. The Sheriff or other person Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich remains any surplus money, the week prior to and up to and including County: Union conducting the sale will have informa- A full legal description can be found money will be deposited into the the date of such meeting copies of the Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL tion regarding the surplus, if any. at the Union County Sheriffs Office Superior Court Trust Fund and any full ordinance will be available at no ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, ON JUDGMENT AMOUNT: Total Upset: $427,546.41 person claiming the surplus, or any cost and during regular business BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE $193,068.99*** ***Four Hundred Twenty-Seven Thou- part thereof, may file a motion pur- hours, at the Municipal Clerk's Office HOME EQUITY ASSET TRUST 2007-2 One Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- sand Five Hundred Forty-Six and suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- for the members of the general public HOME EQUITY PASS-THROUGH sand Sixty-Eight and 99/100*** 41/100**' 2 stating the nature and extent of that who shall request the same. The CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-2 Attorney: June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 person's claim and asking for an order summary of tne terms of such bond VS FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC U240488 PRO ($160.?2) directing payment of the surplus ordinance follows: Defendant: VERONICA VILLEGAS; 7 CENTURY DRIVE money. The sheriff or other person JOSE MIGUEL ORDONEZ; ISABEL SUITE 201 conducting the sale will have informa- Title: Bond Ordinance Providing An PERALTA; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 ELIZABETH tion regarding the surplus, if any. Appropriation Of $1,600,000 For Vari- REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.. AS (973)538-4700 Note: The sheriff raserves the right to ous R6ad Improvements For And By NOMINEE FOR HOMEQ SERVICING; Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich SHERIFF'S SALE adjourn this sale for any length of The Borough Of Roselle, In The Coun- STATE OF NEW JERSEY A full legal description can be found Sheriffs File Number: CH- 0900289a time without further advertisement. ty Of Union, New Jersey And Authoriz- Sale Date: 07/01/2009 at the Union County Sheriff's Office Division: CHANCERY JUDGMENT AMOUNT: ing The Issuance Of $1,520,000 Writ of Execution: 03/26/2009 Total Upset: $214,842.62 Docket Number: F2157908 $241,147.61*** Bpnds Or Notes Of The Borough For By virtue of the above-stated writ of ***Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand County: Union Two Hundred Forty-One Thousand Financing Part Of The Appropriation. execution to me directed I shall Eight Hundred Forty-Two and Plaintiff: FEDERAL HOME LOAN One Hundred Forty-Seven and expose for sale by public venue, at 627100*** MORTGAGE CORP, 61/100*** Purpose(s): Various road improve- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 VS Attorney: ments: Halcyon Road from First TION BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 U240050 PRO ($168.56) Defendant: JOSE A. VASQUEZ, LUZ ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, Avenue to Second Avenue; Gordon ELIZABETHTOWhl PLAZA, Elizabeth, _____ HELENA DIAZ, MORTGAGE ELEC- LLC Street from First Avenue to Second NJ., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS 200 SHEFFIELD STREET Avenue; Poplar Street from First in the afternoon of said day. All suc- INC., AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY- SUITE 301 Avenue to Second Avenue; Senior Cit- cessful bidders must have 20% of SHERIFF'S SALE WIDE HOME LOANS, INC., MARIA MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 izen's Center Parking Lot; Warren their bid available in cash or certified Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002820 SUSAN HORVATH, INfo. DA

PUBLIC NOTICE JlDByCTJOTICE_ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC14OTICE PUBnCNOTlCE "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES expose for sale by public venue, at SUMMIT ing at a meeting of the Mayor and grate, which is described in Chapter THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Council of the Borough of Mountain- 2.4 of the NJDOT Bicycle Compatible WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 NOTICE OF CHANGE ORDER side in the County of Union, New Jer- Roadways and Bikeways Planning and THROUGH PUBLICATION." ELIZABETHTOWhJ PLAZA, Elizabeth, sey, held on the 16th day of June Design Guidelines (April 1996); or Surplus Money: If after the sale and N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock The Common Council, pursuant to 2009 and that said ordinance will be b. A different grate, if each individ- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, in the afternoon of said day. All suc- N.J.A.C. 5:34-4 et. seq., has author- taken up for further consideration for ual clear space in that grate has an including costs and expenses, there cessful bidders must have 20% of ized a change order for the project final passage at the meeting of said area of no more than seven (7.0) remains any surplus money, the their bid available in cash or certified named below. Mayor and Council to be held In the square inches, or is no greater than money will be deposited into the check at the conclusion of the sales. Municipal Building, 1385 Route 22. 0.5 inches across the smallest dimen- Superior Court Trust Fund and any Municipality: City of Summit The authorizing resolution is available Mountainside New Jersey on the 21st sion. person claiming the surplus, or any Street Address: 43 Clark St., Summit, for public inspection in the office of day of July 2009 at 8:00 PM, or as Examples of grates subject to this part thereof, may file a motion pur- NJ 07901 the City Clerk soon thereafter as said matter can be standard include grates in grate suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Tax Lot: 16 Tax Block: 3603 reached, at which time and place all Inlets, the grate portion {non-curb- 2 stating the nature and extent of that Approximate dimensions: 92.96' x Project: Hobart Avenue, Section II persons who may be interested there- opening portion) of combination person's claim and asking for an order 66.03' x 91' x 66' Roadway Improvement in will be given an opportunity to be inlets, grates on storm sewer man- directing payment of the surplus Nearest Cross Street: Huntley Road heard concerning the same. holes, ditch grates, trench grates, and money. The Sheriff or other person If after the sale and satisfaction of the Contractor: Cifelli & Son General Martha De Jesus grates of spacer bars in slotted conducting the sale will have informa- mortgage debt, including costs and Construction, Inc. Borough Clerk drains. Examples of ground surfaces tion regarding the surplus, if any. expenses, there remains any surplus include surfaces of roads (including JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $286,747.89*** money, the money will be deposited Additional Work and its Necessity: ORDINANCE 1158-2009 bridges), driveways, parking areas, Two Hundred Eighty-Six Thousand Into the Superior Court Trust Fund Various increases and decreases in bikeways, plazas, sidewalks, lawns, Seven Hundred Forty-Seven and and any person claiming the surplus, quantities, materials and labor AN ORDINANCE , REQUIRING fields, open channels, and stormwater 89/100*** or any part thereof, may file a motion RETROFITTING OF EXISTING basin floors. Attorney: pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Original Price; $406,781.25 STORM DRAIN INLETS IN DIRECT 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent CONTACT WITH CONSTRUCTION 2. Whenever design engineers use MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, of that person's claim and asking for Total of Change Order #3: WORK IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE a curb-opening inlet, trie clear space P.C. an order directing payment of the sur- ($4,297.00) NJDEP'S STORM WATER REGULA- in that curb opening (or each individ- 216 HADDON AVENUE plus money. The Sheriff or other per- TIONS ual clear space, if the curb openinq SUITE 600 son conducting the sale will have Total of Previous Change Orders: has two or more clear spaces) shall WESTMONT, NJ 08108 information regarding the surplus, if have an area of no more than seven [856)858-7080 $75,956,00 WHEREAS, the Borough has been (7,0) square Inches, or be no greater Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich a Total Contract to Date; designated a Tier A municipality under than two (2.0) inches across the A full legal description can be found " fl^E SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES $478,440.23 the NJDEP's Stormwater Regulation smallest dimension. at the Union County Sheriff's Office THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Program and, therefore, as part of the 3. This standard does not apply. Total Upset: $319,709.23 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE David L. Hughes, City Clerk Borough's NJPDES permit require- a. Where the municipal engineer ""Three Hundred Nineteen Thousand THROUGH PUBLICATION." Dated: 6/16/09 ments for its stormwater system the agrees that this standard would cause Seven Hundred Nine and 23/100*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: U240570 OBS June 25, 2009 ($17.15) Borough is required to implement cer- inadequate hydraulic performance June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 $336,780.78*** tain oest management practices that could not practicably be over- 112391^9 PRO ($145.04) Three Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand SPRINGFIELD through the passage of municipal come by using additional or larger Seven Hundred Eighty and 78/100*** ordinances including this ordinance storm drain inlets thai meet these Attorney: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY requiring retrofitting of existing storm standards; PLUESE. BECKER S SALTZMAN, LLC OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT drain inlets which are in direct contact b. Where flows are conveyed 20000 HORIZON WAY with repaving, repairing, reconstruc- through any device (e.g., end of pipe SUITE 900 TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD tion, resurfacing or alterations of netting facility, manufactured treat- MOUNTAINSIDE Ml. LAUREL, NJ 08054-4318 facilities on private property; and ment device, or a catch basin hood) (8£i6)813-17dO Take notice that the following deci- WHEREAS, it is understood that that is designed, at a minimum, to BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich sion was made at the regular meeting stormwater/nonpolnt sources are a prevent delivery of all solid and float- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY A full legal description can be found of the Board of Adjustment held on significant source of pollution in the able materials that could not pass at the Union County Sheriff's Office Tuesday, June 16, 2009 in Springfield waters of our state and the Borough through one of the fallowing: NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDI- Total Upset: $406,293,32 Town Hall, 100 Mountain Avenue, desires to do its part to protect the NANCE ***Four Hundred Six Thousand Two Springfield, NJ. waters of this state. i, A rectangular space four and Hundred Ninety-Three and 32/100*** NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT five-eighths inches long and one and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 Application #200! ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Council one-half inches wide (this option does following proposed ordinance was U240051 OBS ($139,16) Applicant: Frank and Concetta Kush- of the Borough of Mountainside, introduced and passed on first read- County of Union State of New Jersey not apply for outfall netting facilities); ing at a meeting of the Mayor and Site Location: 150, Ba|tusrol Wav as follows: or Council of the Borough of Mountain- Block "' ' •'•*•'-"*»"*"'-"•"* ii, A bar screen having a bar spac- side in the County of Union, New Jer- MOUNTAINSIDE For; A front yard variance to allow Section 1. ing of 0,5 inches, sey, held on the 16lh day of June a sped SECTION I. Purpose. An ordinance c. Where flows are conveyed 2009 and that said ordinance will be PUBLIC NOTICE placerne requiring the retrofitting of existing through a trash rack that has parallel taken up for further consideration for Was Approved" storm drain inlets which are in direct bars with one-inch (1") spacing final passage at the meeting of said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pub- All documents and plans related to contact with repaving, repairing, between the bars; or Mayor and Council to be held in the lic hearings will be held by the Plan- this application, including but nol lim- reconstruction, resurfacing or alter- d. Where the New Jersey Depart- Municipal Building. 1385 Route 22, ning Board of the Borough of Moun- ited to the memorialized Resolution ations of facilities on private properly, ment of Environmental Prelection Mountainside, New Jersey on the 21st tainside, in the Mountainside Munici- are on file in the Office of the Secre- to prevent the discharge of solids and determines, pursuant to the New Jer- day of July 2009 at 8:00 PM, or as pal Building, 13B5 Route 22, Moun- tary of the Board of Adjustment, floatables (such as plastic bottles, sey Register of Historic Places Rules soon thereafter as said matter can be tainside NJ on Thursday, July 9, 2009 Annex Building, 20 North Trivett cars, food wrappers and other litterj at N.J.A.C. 7:4-7.1(c), that action to reached, at which time and place all at 7:30 p.m. on the following applica- Avenue, Township of Springfield, New to the Borough's municipal separate meet this standard is an undertaking persons who may be interested there- tions. Jersey and are available for public storm sewer system so as to protect that constitutes an encroachment or in will be given an opportunity to be inspection. public health, safety and welfare, and will damage or destroy the New Jer- heard concerning the same. Union Mates LLC, 1111 Route 22, to prescribe penalties for the failure sey Register listed historic property. Block 23.C, Lot 17 - Continuation of Robert C. Kirkpatrick to comply. SECTION V. Enforcement. This Sile Plan and Development of previ- Board Secretary SECTION II. Definitions. For the ordinance shall be enforced by the Martha De Jesus ously approved application lor an U240522 OBS June 25, 2009 (SUi.CC) purpose of this ordinance, Ihe follow- Borough Police Department, Borough Clerk addition to an office building Previ- ing tffrms, phrasfts, words, and ittelr SECTION-VI. Penalties. Any per- ously noticed derivations shall have the meanings son(s) who is found to be in violation ORDINANCE 1166-2009 slated herein unless their use in trie of the provisions of this ordinance White. I!2I Bristol Road, Block 7.D, NOTICE OF CHANGE ORDER text of this ordinance clearly demon- shall be subject to a fine not less than AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP- Lot 35 - Installation of solar panels on strates a different meaning. When not one hundred dollars (§100) but not TER XI OF THE CODE OF THE BOR- flat roof of a commercial building in The Common Council, pursuant to inconsistent with the context, words exceeding two ihousand dollars OUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE ENTI- the Limited Industrial Zone, contrary N.J.A.C. 5:34-4 et, seq., has author- used in the present tense include trie (S2.0Q0) lor each storm drain inlet TLED "SEWER AND WATER" to Section 1003 (e)(2) accessory ized a change order for the project future, words used in the plural num- that is not retrofitted to meet the structure and 1013(b) accessory use. named below. ber include the singular number, and design standard WHEREAS the Borough of Moun- words used in the singular rmmber Section 2. Al( ordinances or parts of tainside wishes to amend certain of Pasuco. 8 Little Court, Block 22.A, Lot The authorizing resolution is available include the plural number. The word ordinances inconsistent herewith are the fees set forth in Chapter XI of the 19 - Installation of a six-foot fence in for public inspection in the office of "shall" is always mandatory and not hereby repealed to the extent of such Code, entitled "Sower and Water," front yard of n single-family dwelling, the City Clerk. merely directory. inconsistence. particularly Section 11-2.26(a) and contrary to Section 1003(u)(4) fence a. Municipal separate storm sewer Section 3. If any portion of this ordi- Section 11-3.3(c)(6). location, Project: Professional Landscape Ser- system (MS4)-a conveyance or sys* nance shall be determined to be NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- vices tern of conveyances (including roads invalid, such determination shall not DAINED, by the Governing Body of Pontoriero, 381 Forest Hill Way, Block with drainage systems, municipal affect the validity of the remaining the BorBorougo gh of MountainsdMountainside, County 3.K, Lot 50 - Two-story addition to a Contractor: D'Onofrio & Son, Inc. streels, catch basins, curbs, gutters, portions of said ordinance. of UnionUi , StatSttee of New JerseyJerse , as fofoll - single family dwelling, contrary to ditches, manmade channels, or storm Section 4. This ordinance shall take lows: Sections 100S(c)(5) existing lot width Additional Work and its Necessity: drains) that is owned or operated by effect immediately upon iinal adoption under 100 ft., ii)09(c)(6) foundation Additional locations the Borough or other pubtic body, and and publication and in Ihe manner fifilifirUL Section 11-2.26(a) is area over 15%, 10Q9(c){6)) grounground is designed and used for collecting provided by law. eTeby amended to read as follows: projections over 3,75%, iO9[cK7(cf(7) lot Original Price; $45,725,00 and conveying stormwater. June 25, 2009 coverag__ e ove_ r 30%,, 1009{c)(5. .{5)i exlstexist- b. Person - any Individual, corpora- U240828 OBS ($123.48) "Each and every person violating the tion, company, partnership, firm, ______, provisions of this section shall be ing lot area within 150 ft., 1003(r) Total of Change Order #1: $8,000.00 association, or political subdivision of liable, upon a conviction to a fine not front yard coverage, 1003(e)(1)(E) this State subject to muniRipal juris- less than one hundred dollars ($100) driveway in side yard. Total of Previous Change Orders: diction. but not exceeding two thousand dol- $0.00 c. Storm drain inlet • an opening in CITY OF SUMMIT lars ($2,000), or a jail term not All applications are subject to the Total Contract to Date: $53,725.00 a storm drain used to collect stormwa- FINAL PASSAGE - exceeding ninety (90) days, or a peri- Mountainside Land Use Ordinance ter runoff and including, but not limit- ORDINANCE #09-2887 od of community service not exceed- and are subject to any bulk variances, David L. Hughes, City Clerk ed to, a grate Inlet, curb-opening ing ninety (90) days." if required. If required by the board, inlet, slotted inlet, and combination AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE additional variances and waiver relief Dated: 6/16/09 inlet. CODE, CHAPTER II, ADMINISTRA- Section 2. Section 11-3.3(c)(6) is may be required. U240569 OBS June 25, 2009 ($16.17) a. Waters of the State - the ocean TION, Article VI - Boards, Commit- hereby amended to read as folfows: ______and its estuaries, all springs, streams tees and Commissions, SECTION 2- Ruth M. Rees and bodies of surface or groundwater, 36, ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION, "No nonresidential user shall pay an Secretary whether natural or artificial, within the SUBSECTION 2-36.4, DUTIES AND annual charge, for its connection, of U240521 OBS June 25, 2009 ($26.46) BOARD OF EDUCATION boundaries of the Slate of New Jersey POWER OF COMMISSION (Add ener- less than fifty dollars ($50). No resi- SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY or subject to Its jurisdiction. gy component) dential user, whose property is SECTION III. Prohibited Conduct. exempt from property taxes by law, NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING No person in control of private proper- Dated: June 18, 2009 shall pay an annual charge, for its SPRINGFIELD ty (except a residential lot with one Approved: June 16, 2009 connection, of less than fifty dollars June 29, 2009 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY single family house) shall authorize ($50)." NOTICE IS GIVEN that a Special the repaving, repairing (excluding Ihe Jordan Qlatt, Mayor Section 3. All ordinances or parts of OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT repair of individual potholes}, resur- ordinances inconsistent herewith are Meeting of the Board will:be held on TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Monday. June 29, 2009, at 6:00 PM, facing (including top coating or chip I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of Sum- hereby repealed to the extent of such in the Wilson School Board Meeting sealing with asphalt emulsion or a mil, do hereby certify that She forego- inconsistence. thin base of hot bitumen), recon- ing ordinance was duly passed by the Section •*.- " any portion of this ordi- Take notice that the following deci- Room. sion was made at the regular meeting structing or altering any surface that Common Council of said City at a reg- nancesnail be determined to be The agenda for the aforesaid meet- is In direct cpntact with an existing ular (fleeting held on Tuesday invalid, such determination shall not of the Board of Adjustment held on storm drain inlet on that property evening, June 16, 2009. affect the validity of the remaining Tuesday, June 16, 2009 in Springfield ing to the extent presently,known is unless the storm drain inlet either: portions of said ordinance. Town Hall, 100 Mountain Avenue, as follows: Springfield, NJ. David L. Hughes, City Clerk Section 5. This ordinance shall take 1, Already meets the design stan- Dated: June 16, 2009 effect immediately upon final adoption 1. Deposit into CAP reserve dard below to control passage of solid U240564 OBS June 25. 2009 ($14,70) and publication and in the manner Application #2009-5 2. Approval of Media Literacy Con- and floatable materials; or ______provided by law. Applicant: Patrick and Kathrvn M3M- struction Bid 2. Is retrofitted or replaced to meet U240527 OBS June 25, 2009 ($41.65) the standard In Section IV below prior _____ riEus It is expected that formal action will to the completion of the project. be taken at this special meeting. SECTION IV. Design Standard. BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Site Location: 144 Short H'Hs Avenue Storm drain inlets identified herein COUNTY OF ONION, NEW JERSEY SHERIFF'S SALE Block 609 Lot(s) ZZ Louis J. Pepe, RSBA shall comply with the following stan- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002891 For; A "side yard vanance. for School Business Administrator/ dard Ip control passage of solid and NOTICE; QF PROPOSED ORDI- Division: CHANCERY Board Secretary floatable materials through'"storm Docket Number: F1448307 e/19/2009 • '•. ...'••••..'•• drain inlets. For purposes of this County: Union All documents and plans related to paragraph, "solid and floatable mate- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Plaintiff: WACHOVIA MORTGAGE this application, including but not lim- U240616 OBS June 25, 2009 ($14.70) rials means sediment, debris, trash, following proposed ordinance was CORPORATION ited to the memorialized Resolution and other floating, suspended, or set- introduced and passed on first read- VS are on file in the Office of the Secre- MOUNTAINSIDE —— tleable solids. ing at a meeting of the Mayor and Defendant: MICHAEL S. KENNEDY tary of the Board of Adjustment, BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE 1. Design engineers shall use Council of the Borough of Mountain- AND KIM E. KENNEDY. HIS WIFE; Annex Building, 20 North Trlvefi COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY either of the following grates whenev- side in the County of union, Now Jer- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Avenue, Township of Springfield, New er they use a grate In pavement or sey, held on the 16th day of June TRATION SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMI- Jersey and are available for public NOTICE OF 3POSED ORDI- another ground surface to collect 2009 and that said ordinance will be NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME inspection. stormwater from that surface into a taken up for further consideration for LOANS, INC.; storm drain or surface water body final passage at the meeting of said Sale Date; 07/15/2009 Robert C. Kirkpatrick NOTjCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under that grate: Mayor and Council to be held in the Writ of Execution: 11/15/2007 Board Secretary following proposed ordinance was Municipal Building, 1385 Route 22. By virtue of the above-stated writ of U240524 OBS June 25, 2009 ($17.64) introduced and passed on first read- a. The New Jersey Department of Mountainside, New Jersey on the 21st execution to me directed I shall Transportation (NJDOT) bicycle safe day of July 2009 at 8:00 PM, or as CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 44 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTfCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PTmLTCNOTTCE soon thereafter as said matter can be son(s) who is found to be in violation MOUNTAINSIDE Court). in and along a portion of various reached, at which time and place all of the provisions of this ordinance roads in and by the City including parsons who may be interested there- shall be subject to a fine not less than BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON Parkview Terrace, Lamed RoaC in will be given an opportunity to be one hundred dollars ($100) but not COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SUMMIT, Mountain Avenue, Blackburn Road heard concerning the same. exceeding two thousand dollars IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW Morris Avenue, Baltusrol Road, Pearl Martha De Jesus ($2,000). NOTICE OF PASSED ORDINANCE JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of Street, Lenox Road, Springfield Borough Clerk Section 2. All ordinances or parts of all the members thereof affirmatively Avenue, Essex Road and Argyle ordinances inconsistent herewith are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the concurring), AS FOLLOWS: Court, being adjacent to those lands ORDINANCE 1157-2009 hereby repealed to the extent of such following ordinance was passed and designated on the official tax map of inconsistence. adopted on second and final reading Section 1. The improvement the city as Lots 23 to 26 in Block AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THAT Section 3. If any portion of this ordi- at a Regular Meeting duly held by the described in Section 3 of this bond 4706, Lot 8 in Block 1809, Lot 1 in OUTDOOR DUMPSTERS AND nance shall be determined to be Mayor and Council of the Borough of ordinance is hereby authorized as a Block 3915, Lots 24 to 26 in Block REFUSE CONTAINERS BE COVERED invalid, such determination shall not Mountainside, County of Union, New local improvement to be made or 4205, Lots 1 to 7 in Block 2501 and AT ALL TIMES AND PROHIBITING acquired by The City of Summit, New Lots 15 to 19 in Block 3501, including affect the validity of the remaining Jersey in the Municipal Building, 1385 Jersey. For the said improvement or all structures, appurtenances, equip- DISCHARGE OF MATERIAL TO THE portions of said ordinance. Route 22, Mountainside, New Jersey STORM SEWER SYSTEM IN COMPLI- purpose stated in said Section 3, ment, site work, work and materials Section 4. This ordinance shall take held on the 16th day of June 2009. there is hereby appropriated the sum necessary therefor or incidental ANCE WITH THE NJDEP'S STORM effect immediately upon final adoption WATER REGULATIONS of $78,000, said sum, except as stat- thereto, all as shown on and in accor- and publication and in the manner Martha De Jesus ed below, being inclusive of all appro- dance with the plans and specifica- provided by law. Borough Clerk priations heretofore made therefor tions therefor on file or to be filed in WHEREAS, the Borough has been U240529 OBS-June 25, 2009 ($92.12) and including the sum of $4,000 as the office of the City Engineer and designated a Tier A municipality under ORDINANCE 1155-2009 the down payment for said improve- hereby approved. the NJDEP's Stormwater Regulation ment or purpose required by law and (b) The estimated maximum amount Program and, therefore, as part of the AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE now available therefor by virtue of of bonds or notes to be issued for Borough's NJPDES permit require- ESTABLISHMENT & REGULATIONS ments for its stormwater system the CITY OF SUMMIT provision in a previously adopted said purpose pursuant to this bond Borough is required to implement cer- REJECTED ORDINANCE #09-2854 OF THE budget or budgets of the City for down ordinance is $74,000. tain best management practices POLICE DEPARTMENT IN THE ppaymeny t or for capital improvement (c) The estimated cost of said pur- through the passage of municipal AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE purposeoess annd excluding thethe , ssum of pose is $156,000, the excess thereof ordinances including this ordinance CODE, CHAPTER XXXV, DEVELOP- U240525 OBS June 25, 2009 ($13.72) $78,000 previously approp over the said estimated maximum requiring dumpsters and other refuse MENT REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 1. therefor by Section 3(e) of ordinance amount of bonds or notes to be issued containers that are outdoors or GENERAL PROVISIONS, SECTION SUMMIT number 08-2813 finally adopted on therefor being the amount of the said exposed to stormwater to be covered 35-1.6 DEFINITIONS AND ARTICLE July 29, 2008 (the "Prior Ordinance"). $4,000 down payment for said pur- at all times and prohibiting spilling, 4, ZONING, SECTION 35-4,3-23, CITY OF SUMMIT Section 2. For the financing of said pose and the amount of $78,000 dumping, leaking, or other discharge ZONING DISTRICTS (Create-Gateway FINAL PASSAGE - improvement or purpose and to meet heretofore appropriated for said pur- of liquids, semi-liquids or solids from II Zone) ORDINANCE #09-2858 the part of said $78,000 appropriation pose by the Prior Ordinance. containers to the Borough's municipal not provided for by application here- Section 4. The followinq additional separate storm sewer system(s) Dated: June 16, 2009 BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR under of said down payment, nego- matters are hereby determined, and/or the waters of the State; and Rejected: June 16, 2009 THE CONSTRUCTION OR RECON- tiable bonds of the City are hereby declared, recited and stated: STRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS AND authorized to be issued in the princi- (a) The said purpose described in WHEREAS, it is understood that CURBS IN AND ALONG A PORTION pal amount of $74,000 pursuant to the Section 3 of this bond ordinance is stormwater/nonpoint sources are a Jordan Glatt, Mayor OF VARIOUS ROADS IN AND BY THE Local Bond Law of New Jersey. |n not a current expense and is a prop- significant source of pollution in the CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE COUNTY anticipation of the issuance of said erty or improvement which the City waters of our state and the Borough I, David L, Hughes, City Clerk of Sum- OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPRO- bonds and to temporarily finance said may lawfully acquire or make as a desires to do its part to protect the mit, do hereby ceriify that the forego- PRIATING $78,000 THEREFOR, improvement or purpose, negotiable local improvement. waters of this state. ing ordinance was duly rejected by DIRECTING A SPECIAL ASSESS- notes of the City in a principal amount (b) The period of usefulness of said NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT the Common Council of saicf City at a MENT OF THE COST THEREOF, AND not exceeding $74,000 are hereby purpose within the limitations of said ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Council regular meeting held on Tuesday AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF authorized to be issued pursuant to Local Bond Law, according to the rea- of the Borough of Mountainside, evening, June 16, 2009. $74,000 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE and within the limitations prescribed sonable life thereof computed from County of Union State of New Jersey CITY FOR FINANCING THE SAME. by said Local Bond Law. the date of the said bonds authorized as fallows: David L. Hughes. City Clerk (Parkview Terrace, Lamed Road, Section 3. (a) The improvement by this bond ordinance, is ten (10) Dated: June 16, 2009 Mountain Avenue, Blackburn Road, hereby authorized and purpose for the years. Section 1. U240567 OBS June 25, 2009 ($14.21) Morris Avenue, Baltusrol Road, Pearl financing of which said obligations (c) The supplemental debt state- SECTION I. Purpose. An ordinance Street, Lenox Road Springfield are to be issued is the construction or ment required by said Local Bond Law requiring dumpsters and other refuse Avenue, Essex Road and Argyle reconstruction of sidewalks and curbs has been duly made and filed in the containers that are outdoors or exposed to stormwater to be covered at all times and prohibiting spilling, CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE dumping, leaking, or other discharge of liquids, semi-liquids or solids from containers to the Borough's municipal SUMMIT SEWER UTILITY OPERATING FUND separate storm sewer system(s) and/or the waters of the State so as to SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 2008 AUDIT REPORT OF YEAR protect public health, safety and wel- CITY OF SUMMIT AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 40A:S-7 ENDED YEAR ENDED fare and to prescribe penalties for DECEMBER DECEMBER the failure to comply. COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS 31. 2008 31. 2007 SECTION M. Definitions. For the purpose of this ordinance, the follow- DECEMBER DECEMBER REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED ing terms, phrases, words, and their 31. 2008, derivations shall have the meanings Fund Balance $480,300.00 $419,500.00 stated herein unless their use in the Collection of Sewer Use Charges 2,350,751.41 2,252,046.56 text of this ordinance clearly demon- Cash and Investments $27,551,932.89 $27,736,335.96 strates a different meaning, when not Taxes, Assessments, Liens and Miscellaneous .412.600,98 388.401.99 inconsistent with the context, words Utility Charges Receivable 794,840. 807,648.21 $3.243.852.39. S3.057.948.55 used in the present tense include the Property Acquired for Taxes - Assessed Value 272,700. 272,700.00 TOTAL INCOME future, words used in the plural num- Accounts Receivable ber Include the singular number, and Fixed Capital Authorized and 3,353,925. 3,135,635.19 EXPENDITURES words used in the singular number Uncompleted-Utility Budget Expenditures: include the plural number. The word Deferred Charges to Future Taxation- "shall" Is always mandatory and not 16,939,953. 15,296,953.08 Operating $2,076,120.00 $1,986,703.00 merely directory. General Capital Deferred Charges and Statutory Deferred Charges to Revenue of 73,350,460. 75,562,012.49 Expenditures 21,665,00 20,600.00 a. Municipal separate storm sewer Succeeding Years 60,000.00 Capital Improvements 230,798.00 125,000.00 system (MS4) - a conveyance or sys- Genera! Fixed Assets 95.753.980.11 Debt Service 4»,8Qp.pQ iZUMLfifi terri of conveyances (including roads 94.978,. 225.28 with drainage systems, municipal TOTAL ASSETS $218.017.792.224217.849.610.21 TOTAL EXPENDITURES streets, catch basins, curbs, gutters, ditches, manmade channels, or storm LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE Excess in Revenue $489,269.39 drajris) that is owned or operated by $448,645.55 the Borough or other public body, and Bonds, Notes and Loan Payable $64,988,200.00 $64,975,000.00 Fund Balance, January 1 jJj27.3G9.42 is designed and used for collecting Improvement Authorizations 16,573,683.56 20,218,213.21 and conveying stormwater. Other Liabilities and Special Funds 19,753,836.87 18,143,321.34 Decreased by: b. Person ; any individual, corpora- Amortization of Debt for Fixed Capital tion, company, partnership, firm, Acquired or Authorized 7,185,168.84 6,547,668.84 Transferred to Current Fund as Revenue 48,0.300,00 419.500.00 association, or political subdivision of Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable 2,572,745.35 2,443,667.06 Fund Baiance, December 31 J1.03fl.33B.81 $1.027.369,42 this State subject to municipal juris- Fund Balance 11,190,177.49 10,543,414.48 diction. Investment in General Fixed Assets 95,753,980.11 94,978,225.28 c. "Refuse container - any waste COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN container that a person controls TIES. RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE whether owned, leased, or operated, 1218.017.792.22 S217.849.S10.21 PARKING UTILITY OPERATING FUND including dumpsters, trash cans, garbage pails, and plastic trash bags. YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED d. Stormwater.- water resulting COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND DECEMBER DECEMBER from precipitation (including rain ana CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE 31. 2008 31. 2007 snow) that runs off the land s surface, CURRENT FUND is transmitted to the subsurface, is REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED captured by separate storm sewers or YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED other sewerage or drainage,facilities, DECEMBER DECEMBER Fund Balance $43,444.00 $77,650.00 or is conveyed by snow removal 31. 200B 31. 2007 Collection of Parking Revenue 2,290,144.88 2,197,783.84 equipment. 133.411.40 . e. Waters of the State - means the REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED Miscellaneous 223.699.28 ocean and its estuaries, all springs, S2.557.aa,H,1fi $2.408.845.24 streams and bodies of surface or Fund Balance Utilized $6,800,000.00 $6,600,000.00 TOTAL INCOME groundwater, whether natural or artifi- Miscellaneous - From Other Than Local cial, within the boundaries of the Property Tax Levies 10,290,927.63 10,532,728.54 EXPENDITURES State of New Jersey or subject to its Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Budget Expenditures: jurisdiction. Tax Title Liens 711,686.53 628,571.76 Operating $1,109,442.00 $1,258,592.00 SECTION III. Prohibited Conduct. Collection of Current Tax Levy 107.337.558.17 102.633,542,80 Capital Improvements 25,000.00 62,500.00 Any person who controls, whether Debt Service 845,802.00 758.058.00 owned, leased,, or operated, a refuse TOTAL INCOME S125.140.172.33 $120.394.843.10 Deferred Charges and Statutory container or dumpster must ensure Expenditures 38,200.00 33,500.00 that such container or dumpster is EXPENDITURES 2Q0.OO0,Q0 covered at alt times and shall prevent Surplus General Budget 2JKLQ0JLM refuse from spilling out or overflow- Budget Expenditures: $.2.218.444.00 $2.312,95(>.Q9 ing. Any person who owns, leases or Municipal Purposes $35,496,153,03 $34,044,042.72 TOTAL EXPENDITURES otherwise uses a refuse container or Local School Purposes 3,790,830.88 3,793,970.00 $338,844.16 $96,195.24 dumpster must ensure that such con- County Taxes 24,885,788.74 24,868,182.81 Excess in Revenue tainer or dumpsfer does not leak or Local School Taxes otherwise discharge liquids, semi-liq- 53,530,689,50 50,444,909.50 368,173,66 Special District Taxes 153,000.00 153,000.00 Fund Balance, January 1 $464,368.90 uids or solids to the Borough's munic- Other Expenditures ipal separate storm sewer system. 186.046,46 194.528.13 Decreased by: Utilized as Anticipated Revenue TOTAL EXPENDITURES S118.042.S08.61 $113.498.633.16 SECTION IV. Exceptions to Prohibi- Fund Balance, December 31 $682.119.06 $386,718.90, tion: Excess in Revenue $7,097,663.72 $6,896,209.94 R,E,PflM,MEN,DfMIQ,N, a. Permitted temporary demolition containers Adjustments to Income Before Fund Balance; That an encumbrance accounting system be completely maintained for all funds b. Litter receptacles (other than Expenditures Included above which are in accordance with N.J.A.C. 5:30-5.2. dumpsters or other bulk containers) ! Deferred Charges to Budget of Succeeding c. Individual homeowner trash and Year A Corrective Action Plan, which outlines actions the City of Summit will take to recycling containers Statutory Excess to Fund Balance correct the findings listed above, will be prepared in accordance with,federal d; Refuse containers at facilities $7.097.6 $6.956.209.94 and state requirements. A copy of it will be placed on file and made available authorized to discharge stormwater for public inspection in the Office of the Township Clerk in the City of Summit. under a validNJP.DES permit Fund Balance, January 1 a3j e. Large bulky items (e.g. furniture, •ilr926,496.78 The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of audit of the bound carpet and padding, white City of Summit, County of Union, for the calendar year 2008. This report of goods placed curbside for pickup) Less: Utilized as Anticipated Revenue -tf.800.OQO.00 6.600.000.00 audit, submitted by Suplee, Clooney & Company, Registered MunicipalAccoun- : : SECTION V. Enforcement. This, tants and Certified Public Accountants Is on file in The City Clerk's office and ordinance shall be enforced by the Fund Balance, December 31 S9.126.49B.7R $8.828.833.06 may be Inspected by any interested person. Borough Police Department: SECTION V!. Penalties. Any per- David L. Hughes, City Clerk COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE Dated: 6/16/09 IN FUND BALANCE U240574 OBS June 25, 2009 ($181.30) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 45

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBXTC NOTICE" PUBLIC NOTICE office of the City Clerk and a complete authorized by this bond ordinance. with has been finally adopted on executed duplicate thereof has been Said obligations shall be direct, Tuesday, June 16, 2009, and the filed in the office of the Director of the unlimited obligations of the City, and twenty-day period of limitation within MOUNTAINSIDE Division of Local Government Ser- the City shall be obligated to levy ad which a suit, action or proceeding vices in the Department of Community valorem taxes upon all the taxable questioning the validity of such ordf- BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Affairs of the State of New Jersey, property within the City for the pay- nance canoe commenced as provided COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY and such statement shows that the ment of said obligations and interest in the Local Bond Law, has begun to gross debt of the City as defined in thereon without limitation of rate or run from the date of the first publica- NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE said Local Bond Law is increased by amount. tion of this statement. the authorization of the bonds and Section 8. The capital budget or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following proposed ordinance was intro- notes provided for in this bond ordi- temporary capital budget of the City is David L. Hughes, City Clerk duced anrt passed on first reading at a meeting of the Mayor and Council of the nance by $74,000, and the said obli- hereby amended to conform with the Dated: June 16, 2009 Borough of Mountainside in the County of Union, New Jersey, held on the 16!h gations authorized by this bond ordi- provisions of this ordinance to the June 25, 2009 day ofJune 2009 and that said ordinance will be taken up for further consider- nance will be within all debt limita- extent of any inconsistency herewith U240565 OBS ($133.28) ation for final passage at the meeting of said Mayor and Council to be held in tions prescribed by said Local Bond and the resolutions promulgated by the Municipal Building, 1385 Route 22, Mountainside, New Jersey on the 21st Law. the Local Finance Board showing all day of July 2009 at 8:00 PM, or as soon thereafter as said matter can be (d) An aggregate amount not detail of the amended capital budget SUMMIT reached, at which time and place all persons who may be interested therein will exceeding $4,000 for interest on said or temporary capital budget and capi- be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. obligations, costs of issuing said obli- tal program as approved Dy the Direc- CITY OF SUMMIT Martha De Jesus gations and other items of expense tor, Division of Local Government Ser- FINAL PASSAGE • Borough Clerk listed in and permitted under section vices, are on file with the City Clerk ORDINANCE #09-2859 ORDINANCE 1159-2009 40A.2-20 of said Local Bond Law may and are available for public inspec- be included as part of the cost of said tion. AN ORDINANCE TO CALL FOR A AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1128-2007 REGULATING THE USE improvement and is included in the Section 9. This bond ordinance REFERENDUM TO HAVE THECOUN- OF FIELDS AND THEIR LIGHTS IN THE BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE foregoing estimate thereof. shall take effect twenty (20) days CILMAN-AT-LARGE POSITION BE A (e) Nothing will be contributed by after the first publication thereof after FOUR-YEAR TERM [At-Large from 2 WHEREAS, the Mountainside Recreation Department maintains and schedules the City at large to payment of the to 4 years] use of all athletic fields in the Borough, and first priority of use of such fields Is cost of said improvement or purpose, final adoption, as provided by said and the estimated maximum amount Local Bond Law. Dated: June 16, 2009 for Recreation Department- sponsored activities. Other users must comply with of the special assessments to beAdopted; June 16, 2009 Approved: June 16, 2009 the rules for use of such athletic fields as set forth by ordinance; and levied on property specially benefitted Approved: June 16, 2009 WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have determined that it is necessary to by said improvement is $78,000, and Jordan Glatt, Mayor amend Ordinance 1128-2007, which ordinance sets forth the rules for use of the number of annual installments in Jordan Glatt, Mayor such athletic fields. whicti all such special assessments I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of Sum- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Council of the Bor- may be paid is ten (10). Atest: David L. Hughes. City Clerk mit, do hereby certify that the forego- ough of Mountainside, County of Union State of New Jersey as follows; Section 5. The cost of said local ing ordinance was duly passed by ihe improvement shall be paid by special STATEMENT Common Council of said City at a reg- Section 1. Ordinance 1128-2007 is hereby amended to read as follows: assessments which shall be levied In ular meeting held on Tuesday accordance with law on property spe- The bond ordinance published here- evening, June 16, 2009. SECTION I: RULES cially benefited thereby, as nearly as Borough athletic fields are intended to be primarily used for Softball, baseball, may be in proportion io and not in and youth soccer. Use of the fields for other activities will be considered on an excess of the peculiar benefit, advan- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE individual basis. tage or increase in value which the Use of the lighted fields shall be completed by 11:00 p.m. (Borough Hall) and respective lots and parcels of real 10:00 p.m. (Deerfield School). estate shall be deemed to receive by ROSELLE The applicant Is responsible for setting up the field(s). The Recreation reason of said local improvement. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Department will not supply bases or other field equipment. The applicant is The owner of any land upon which any BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, NEW JERSEY responsible for clean up after use. such assessment shall have been The applicant will be held responsible for the field(s) and accepts full respon- made may pay such assessment in ORDINANCE NUMBER 2338-09 sibility for damages incurred to the fleld(s) and surrounding areas during use by the number of equal annual install- the applicant. ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 113, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, teA. p-ip, ,_-.,._ .______, —,.,—.. adhere to posted ments hereinabove determined, all as SECTION 60 "SCHEDULE XV: PARKING PROHIBITED CERTAIN HOURS." Applicants, organization members, and participants must may be provided in accordance with parking regulations in the Borough parking lots. law and with legal interest on the OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY ....Any. applican-,-,---- t o-r. rparticipan t no- t followin- „g _on e -o.r more o..f' the rules set forth unpaid balance of the assessment. herein may be prohibited from using thee fields againagain. Section 6. All bond anticipation NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED. BY THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE Use of the fields is contingent on weather and field conditions. notes issued hereunder shall mature BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY AS FOLLOWS: SECTION II: APPLICATIONS. Applications for use of the field(s) are required at such times as may be determined for all groups and may be obtained ai the Recreation Office. Applicalibns should by the Chief Financial Officer, provid- be completed in full and returned at such times as may be designated by estab- ed that no note shall mature later than SECTION 1. Chapter 113, Vehicles and Traffic, Section 60 "Schedule XV: lished rules and regulations as outlined on the permit application for approval one year from Its date. The notes Parking Prohibited Certain Hours" of the Borough Code of the Borough of by .Council. Priority of use is divided into five categories as set forth herein. shall bear interest at such rate or Roselle is hereby amended as follows: With the exception of sanctioned Mountainside youth athletic organizations, rates and be in such form as may be permit applications must be submitted at least 30 days in advance but not more determined by the Chief Financial ADD: than 45 days prior to Ihe requested data. Any group desiring a permit shall file Officer. The Chief Financial Officer an application with the Recreation Department providing, at a minimum, the fol- shall determine all matters in connec- Name Side Hours/Days Location lowing: tion with the notes Issued pursuant to of Stroot this bond ordinance, and the Chief Oak Street West 7:00 a.m. to Between East 9th Avenue Financial Officer's signature upon the 11:00 a.m., and East 10lh Avenue 1. Name and address of the applicant/organization; notes shall be conclusive evidence as Thursday 2. Name and address of a contact person or a group leader who will be present to all such determinations. All notes al all times during the activity for which the permit is desired; issued hereunder may be renewed Oak Street East 1:00 p.m. to Between East 9th Avenue 3. Type of activity; .. , • from time to time subject to the provi- 3:00 p.m., and East 10th Avenue 4. Days and hours for which the permit is requested; sions of N.J.S.A, §40A:2-8. The Chief Wednesday 5. Approximate number of person* participating In the activity; Financial Officer is hereby authorized 6. Proof of adequate insurance; to sell part or all of the notes from SECTION 2. To the extent that any previous ordinance or resolution Is incon- 7. Signing of the Hold Harmless agreement approved by the Borough; lime to time at public or private »ale sistent with or contradictory hereto, said ordinance or resolution is hereby 8. Whether any admission or other charges of any kind are being Imposed or and to deliver them to the purchasers repealed or amended to the extent necessary to make it consistent herewith, collected; thereof upon receipt of payment of the SECTION 3. The provisions of this ordinance are severable. To the extent 9. Any other information which the Recreation Department shall find reasonably purchase price plus accrued interest any clause, phrase, sentence, paragraph, or provision of this ordinance shall be necessary, to determine whether a reservation should be issued hereunder. from their dates to the dates of deliv- declared invalid, illegal or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions shall con- SECTION III: PRIORITIZATIQN. Prloritlzalion between organizations shall be ery thereof. The Chief Financial Offi- tinue in full force ana effect. on a first come, first served basis with the approval date creating the prioritiza- cer is directed to report in writing to tion stalus. Priority for use of the fields is as follows: the governing body of the City at the SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect at the time and In the manner meeTing next succeeding the date provided at law. when any sale or delivery of the notes Priority One - Recreation Department programs and activities; other municipal pursuant to this bond ordinance Is PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the foregoing proposed Ordinance was purposes. introduced and read by title tor the first time at a special meeting of the Borough Priority Two - Sanctioned organizations from Mountainside sponsoring youth made1. Such report must include the athletic activities (e.g. PAL, Little League, MSA). princlp paa l amount, Interest rate and wiCouncil be of the Borough of Roselle held on June 17, 2009, and this Ordinance maturltfe* "of fhp natpVsold the" of ice " considered for final passage at a regular meeting of the Borough Coun- Priority Three - Non-profit Mountainside organizations and Mountainside family obtainematurltidi and the"name of" the pur® ell to be held July 15, 2009, at 7-30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as the matter gatherings. chaseropiaine.a ana me name ot tne pur may be reached, at Borough Hall, Council Chambers, 210 Chestnut St.. RoseNe, Priority Four - Mountainside businesses, non-resident non-profit organizations. Section 7. The full faith and credit NJ, at which time and place all persons interested will be given an opportunity Priority Five - Privato, for-profit organizations including sport camps, private of the City are hereby pledged to the to be heard concerning same. ball clubs and teams. punctual payment of the principal of Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. SECTION IV; FEES. Use of facilities will be charged at the fallowing rales: and interest on the said obligations Borough Clerk U240668 PRO June 25, 2009 ($49.98) Priority Two and Three: $50/hour 2 hour minimum $250 refundable security deposit BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Priority Four: $75/hour 2 hour minimum $250 refundable NOTICE OF TAX SALE security deposit PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Dale P. Mathews, Collector of Taxes of the BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE, Priority Five: $100/hour 3 hour minimum $250 refundable in the County of Union, pursuant to the authority of the statutes in such case made and provided will on TUESDAY, JULY security deposit 7, 2009 at 10:00 AM in the morning, at the Mountainside Municipal Building, at 1385 Route 22, I will expose for sale the Field with lights: parcels of land hereinafter, more particularly described by Block and Lot numbers as designated in the Tax Duplicate for the Borough of Mountainside now in use, for the total amount of municipal liens chargeable against each of Ihe said lands Priority Two and Three: $100/hour 2 hour minimum $250 refundable respectively. Names are as they appear on the most recent Tax Duplicate in the office of the Tax Collector. security deposit TAKE NOTICE that the amounts shown include municipal liens chargeable against the described lands as of December Priority Four; $175/hour 2 hour minimum $250 refundable 31, 2008, including interest and costs calculated to the date of sale in accordance with Title 54, Revised Statutes of the security deposit State of New Jersey, as amended and supplemented by Chapter 75, P.L. 1991 and Chapter 99, P.L. 1997. Priority Five: $200/hour 3 hour minimum $250 refundable TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said lands will be sold subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest offered, but in security deposit no case in excess of 18% per annum. The payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale by cash, certified check, or bank money order, or the property will be resold. Any properties for which there are no purchasers The security deposit will be refunded if the cancellation is made at least 7 days shall be struck off and sold to the Borough of Mountainside for redemption at the rate of 18% per annum. prior to the event, or if the Recreation Department closes the field. SECTION V: FIELD CLOSING. The Recreation Department reserves the ripht TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that Industrial properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation Control Act, N.J.S.A. 58:10- to close the tield(s) due to inclement weather, hazardous conditions, scheduling 23.13.11 eit seq.,, thme Watewater Pollutioranuuun Controuunuuli Actnut,, N.J.S.An.j.a.n. . 58:10A-ao.iun-1i en,t seq.,, anuudu thinwe Industriainuusuiatl SitCJHeH Recoverr\wuuvtjfyy ActMH,, N.J.S.AU.O.Q./A. conflicts, and any other reasons which, in the Recreation Department's sole dis- • A3:1K- T -I • > n 6— 1 e...t seq. I . ^ .I| n.!•(! addition. IL _ ^,. ..iki^iLn^llii the municipalit, ? — _._•.•* Ut*i»J y J isC precludeb ?__*-?~J-_ d frot -i— . *m _ ~ ^ I issuin->~ « ^ ^l!Cl Kg« L ^ a1.J- la-m, **. xm m mm.sal tw< Mm Mm. emm mm. ^ i^certificat * m w m^ M.i_t>_>-L*_J__4. e to any prospective purchas- cretion, make a closing necessary. In the event of a closing, the Department will erp' who is or may be in any way connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. contact the group representative in order to inform that representative that the field is closed. At the Recreation Department's sole discretion, the Recreation All sales are subject to rollback taxes under the Farmland Act of 1964, improvement assessments not yet due, any other Department may allow the organization scheduled to use the facility to make the municipal liens, including any omitted or added assessments for improvements not yet assessed as provided in N.J.S.A, cancellation decision. 54:4-63.2 and 63:4-63.31. SECTION VI: COACHES. All coaches involved with Mountainside youth athletic organizations must be appropriately certified as mandated by the Suburban At any time BEFORE the sale, the Tax Collector will remove from the sale any property upon payment IN FULL of the lien- Municipal Joint Insurance Fund. able amounts due. Payment must be made in the form of CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK or BANK MONEY ORDER. SECTION VII: COMPLIANCE WITH RULES AND REGULATIONS. Any applicant or participant not following onepr more of the rules set forth herein may be pro- In the event that the owner of a property is on active duty in the military, the Tax Collector shall be notified immediately. hibited from using the field again. If such action is deemed advisable, the Field Committee, consisting of the Recreation Director, Borough Administrator, Police Block, Lot Qwner Name Amount Property Chief, Director of Public Works and Council liaison shall meet to discuss rule violations and shall determine whether the applicant or participant should be 3.A 71. NAULTY, L. JR., & E.. C/O NAULTY S. 7,553 .19 T 1642 NOTTINGHAM WAY suspended or prohibited from using such field. Such determination shall state 3.N 7.01 RAYMOND JOHN BRAUN & ASSOC. 7,282 ,80 T 1567 DEER PATH the rule or rules that have been violated, Ihe dates upon which the rules were 3.N 7.03 RAYMOND JOHN BRAUN & ASSOC. 4,096 .34 T 1559 DEER PATH violated and the specific facts surrounding each rule violation. The determina- 3.N 7.04 RAYMOND JOHN BRAUN & ASSOC. 3,612 .61 T 1555 DEER PATH tion shall be provided in writing to the Borough Council. 3.N 7.05 RAYMOND JOHN BRAUN & ASSOC. 3,343.87 T 1551 DEER PATH SECTION VIII: ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY DESIGNATED. The Borough 5.D 9. MALYNIAK, STEFAN AND ANNA 1,930 .12 •>T 1150 PUDDINGSTONE ROAD Council Recreation Committee is hereby designated for the purpose of develop- 5.1 15.01 SUMMIT AVENUE LLC 2,075 .49 T 8 CORY COURT ing rules and regulations. All such rules and regulations shall be submitted to 5.T 62. FUSCO, JOHN JR. & ANNA : 4,378 .89 T 222 CENTRAL AVENUE the Borough Council for their approval by resolution as well as amendments to 7.F 4. DARRAGH, MARK ANO SPADONE, SUSAN 1,929 .15 T 1Q60 SUNNY SLOPE DRIVE such rules and regulations. 7.M 20. D. PAGLIAAND SON, INC. 5,173 .90 T 280 SHEFFIELD STREET Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are 10.E S. SNYDER FOUNDATION INC. C/O HAUFFE 3,341 .42 S 1443 ROUTE 22 hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistence. 16.A 39. FARLEY, ROBERT M. 2,438 .36 T 1214 ROUTE 22 Section 3. If any portion of this ordinance shall be determined to be invalid, 23.A 1. MAGIE AVENUE, LLC, C/O GIORDANO 120 .48 T 1243-47 ROUTE 22 such determination shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of said 24.D 6.G •C0007- KUDLA, ROBERT & COZZINI, MARIA 6,483 .18 TS 1132 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE ordinance: Section A. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon final adoption Property Tax - T Sewer - S and publication and in the manner provided by law. U239736 OBS June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 ($317.52) U240526 OBS June 26, 2009 ($145.04) . , PAGE 46 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE RJBDCNOTICE PUBLICINOTICE PUBLICNOTICE CLARK 430 Westfield Avenue, Room 30 cessful bidders must have 20% of SUITE 100 David L. Hughes, City Clerk their bid available in cash or certified MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Dated: June 16, 2009 SHERIFF'S SALE September 8 (Tuesday) check at the conclusion of the sales. (856) 813-5500 U240563 OBS June 25, 2009 ($13.23) Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002495 October 5 Property to be sold is located in the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Division: CHANCERY November 2 Township of Clark, County of Union, A full legal description can be found MOUNTAINSIDE Docket Number: F790508 December 7 State of New Jersey at the Union County Sheriff's Office County: Union Premises commonly known as: 39 Total Upset: $561,723.63 JOSEPH STREET, CLARK NJ 07066 PUBLIC NOTICE Plaintiff: COMMONWEALTH UNITED CLARK ZONING BOARD OF ***Five Hundred Sixty-One Thousand MORTGAGE A DIVISION OF NATION- ADJUSTMENT BEING KNOWN as LOT 18, BLOCK Seven Hundred Twenty-Three and AL CITY BANK OF INDIANA 2009 MEETING DATES 107, on the official Tax Map of the 63/100*** NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that deci- VS PUBLIC MEETINGS Township of Clark sions were made at a public meeting Dimensions: 33.33 feet X 100.00 feet June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2009 by trie Mountainside Planning Board Defendant: RAJIV LAKHANEY Wednesday - 8:00 pm U239611 EAG ($158.76) Sale Date: 07/01/2009 Council Chambers, x 33.33 feet x 100.00 feet on May 14, 2009 at the Mountainside Writ of Execution: 04/06/2009 315 Westfield Ave. Nearest Cross Street: None Given Municipal Building, 1385 Route, By virtue of the above-stated writ of The Sheriff hereby reserves the Mountainside, NJ 07092. execution to me directed I shall September 16 right to adjourn this sale without expose for sale by public venue, at December 16 further notice by publication. Mountainside Youth Baseball/Little the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- League, Deerfield School, Sawmill TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Edith L. Merkel, RMC pal liens or other charges, and any Public Notices Parkway, Block 5.U, Lot 23 - Concep- ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, Township Clerk such taxes, charges, liens, insurance tual review of the expansion and addi- N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock U240621 EAG June 25, 2009 ($19.11) premiums or other advances made by on Line tion of the field house and concession in the afternoon of said day. All suc- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- stand. APPROVED, ed parties are to conduct and rely cessful bidders must have 20% of CLARK upon their own independent investiga- www.njpublicnotices.com their bid available in cash or certified tion to ascertain whether or not any Ciro 56/Dillton's Publick House check at the conclusion of the sales. PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPROVAL Your online source for Restaurant, 899 Mountain Avenue, outstanding interest remain of record The property to be sold is located in BY THE ZONING BOARD OF and/or have priority over the lien public notices in New Jersey Block 13, Lot 4.A-Change of Tenancy, the Township of Clark in the County of ADJUSTMENT being foreclosed and, if so the current site Plan and Development, modifica- Union, State of New Jersey. TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, amount due thereon. tion of prior variance approval with Commonly known as: 110 Hall Drive, NEW JERSEY "If the sale is set aside for any rea- variances. Clark, NJ 07066 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall APPROVED Tax Lot No.: 14 in Block 30.02 APPLICANT'S NAME: Wakefern Food be entitled only a return of the deposit Ruth M. Rees Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 90 Corp. paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- Secretary ft. x 150 ft, x 111 ft. x 124 ft. x 40 ft. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Use U240519 OBS June 25, 2009 ($13.72) Nearest Cross Street: Stonehenge Terrace APPLICANT'S ADDRESS: 5000 the Mortgagor's attorney. Riverside Drive, Keasbey, NJ 08832 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $506,791.32 MOUNTAINSIDE Subject to any open taxes, Five Hundred Six Thousand Seven Your water/sewer, municipal or tax liens PREMISES: 76 Central Avenue; des- Hundred Ninety-One and 32/100*** BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE that may be due. ignated Block 14.01, Lot 71 Attorney: Card**. COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication taxes, sewer/water infor- TO PERMIT: the Shop Rite Store to PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC NOTICE OF PASSED ORDINANCE mation was not available. You must remain open 24 hours per day 7 days 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD check with the tax collector for exact per week NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the amounts due. following ordinance was passed and Surplus Money: If after the sale and DECISION DATE: April 27, 2009; adopted on second and final reading satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Resolution No. 5-R-09 UNION at a Regular Meeting duly held by the including costs and expenses, there Mayor and Council of the Borough of remains any surplus money, ths The file papers are available at the TOWNSHIP OF UNION Mountainside, County of Union, New money will be deposited into the Clark Building Department, 430 West- Jersey in the Municipal Building, 13S5 Superior Court Trust Fund and any field Ave., Clark, NJ for public review PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the ordinance set forth below was intro- Route 22, Mountainside, New Jersey person claiming the surplus, or any from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday duced at a meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of Union in the held on the 16th day of June 2009. part thereof, may file a motion pur- through Friday. County of Union, held on June 23, 2009 and that said ordinance will be further suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57- Michael P. Bonner, Esq. considered for final passage at a Meeting of the Township Committee at the Martha De Jesus 2 stating the nature and extent of that Attorney for Applicant Municipal Building, 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey on July 14, 2009 at Borough Clerk person's claim and asking for an order U240545 EAG June 25, 2009 ($15.68) 7:30 o clock P.M., at which time and place all persons interested therein or directing payment of the surplus affected thereby will be given an opportunity to Be heard concerning this ordi- money. The Sheriff or other person ORDINANCE 1152-2009 CLARK nance. During the week prior to and up to the time for final passage, copies of conducting the sale will have informa- said ordinance will be available in the Municipal Clerk's office, at no cost, in tion regarding the surplus, if any. CALENDAR YEAR 2009 SHERIFF'S SALE said Municipal Building, to the members of the general public who shall request Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if a copy of a same. This ordinance will also be posted outside the Municipal ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A CAP any); none Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002411 BANK Division: CHANCERY Clerk's office, as required by law. (N.J.S.A. 40A:4-4S,14) Note: The sheriff reserves the right to Docket Number: F389308 EILEEN BIRCH, U240523 OBS June 25, 2009 ($13.23) adjourn this sale for any length of County: Union Township Clerk time without further advertisement. Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- SUMMIT JUDGMENT AMOUNT: AL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 266-55 ENTITLED "PARKING PROHIB- $649,090,23*** FOR SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN ITED AT ALL TIMES" BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF pUBLIQ NOTICE Six. Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand TRUST 2005-4 UNION, COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY (This ordinance affects Ninety and 23/100*'* VS the cul-de-sac on Grandvlew Ave.) The Zoning Board held a meeting on Attorney: Defendant: RALPH NIEVES; ELYSIA Monday, June* 15, 2009 and memorial- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN NIEVES; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commitlee of the Township of Union in the ized the following resolution(s): LLC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS County of Union, as follows: 200 SHEFFIELD STREET NOMINEE FOR WALL STREET 1. Jim & Patricia Wilson SUITE 301 FINANCIAL CORP. ITS SUCCESSORS Section 1. Chapter 266-55 shall beamended to add the following: 127 Oak Ridge Avenue MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 AND ASSIGNS; LORI HEINKEL Block 4802, Lot 6 ("908)233-8500 FCZ-98772 Sale Date: 07/08/2009 NAME OF STREET SIDE LOCATION ZB-09-143S - (c) variance for total Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Writ of Execution: 04/15/2009 Grandview Avenue Cul-de-sac From the southernmost end of side yard setback A full legal description can be found By virtue of the above-stated writ of Grandview Avenue extending 50' at the Union County Sheriff's Office execution to me directed I shall on the westerly side and 85' on the 2. Temple Sinai Total Upset: $725,135.05 expose for sale by public venue, at easterly side of the roadway 208 Summit Avenue •"Seven Hundred Twenty-Five Thou- the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- Block 2004, Lot 38 sand One Hundred Thirty-Five and TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption and publication ZB-08-1371 - (c) variance bulk (d) 05/100*** ELIZABETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, according to law. use • site plan June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2009 N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock U239165 EAG ($160.72) in the afternoon of said day. All suc- U240665 UNL June 25, 2009 ($38.22) Dennis M. Galvin, Secretary Zoning Board of Adjustment - CLARK DATED: June 16, 2009 Township of Clark UNION U240S18 OBS June 25, 2009 ($12.25) Notice of Meeting Changes The following meetings, previously E,UB,U,C,.N.Q.T.lfi£ advertised to be held in room 16 of Take notice that the following applications for Zoning Variances were heard by the Board of Adjustment of the Township the Municipal Building have been of Union on Wednesday. June 17. 2009 al 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, Friberger Park, Union, NJ. Resolutions relocated as indicated. All other 2009 CLARK meetings of these Public Bodies will memorializing. be held as originally advertised The Clark Planning Board's previous- December 18, 2008 informing the Calendar # jqma pf A ipllcant & Variances Decision of jhe Boartj ly scheduled meeting for July 2, 2009 public of time and place according to ffeqtetf Requested of Aajugtm.ejft has been rescheduled for Ju!y 16, the provisions of the Open Public 2009 at 315 Westfield Avenue, Coun- Meetings Law. Cal. #3152 Oval Room Lounge, LLC. Outdoor cafe use associated Carried for Resolution of cil Chambers, Clark at 7:30 PM. 1871 Vauxhall Road with existing restaurant Approval U240677 EAG June 25, 2009 ($3.92) CLARK MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Block- 2308 Lot- 27 2009 MEETING DATES EXECUTIVE MEETINGS 7r30 P.M. Cal. #3153 Lance Anderson Rear yard addition with Carried for Resolution of 2022 Edison Terrace insufficient side yard setbacks Approval Block- 5406 Lot- 19 Richard Malanda, Board of Adjustment Secretary UNION U240517 UNL June 25, 2009 ($30.87) CORRECTED NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF UNION HILLSIDE PUBLICNOTICE Is hereby given that the ordinance set forth below was intro- CORRECTED NOTICE duced at a meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of Union in the TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE County of Union, held on May 26, 2009 and that said ordinance will be further PUBLICNOTICE considered for final passage at a Meeting of the Township Committee at the Municipal Building, 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey on June 9, 2009 at Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance has been introduced on first reading at a meeting of the Township Council 7:30 o'clock P.M., at which time and place all persons Interested therein or held Monday evening, June 10, 2009 and will be considered for adoption at a meeting of the Township Council to be held at the affected thereby will be given an opportunity to oe heard concerning this ordi- Municipal Building, Liberty and Hillside Avenues on June 23, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. or a soon thereafter as the matter can be consid- nance. During the week prior to and up to trie time for final passage, copies of ered. All, person interested will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning such ordinance. said ordinance will be available in the Municipal Clerk's office, at no cost, in said Municipal Building, to the members of the general public who shall request A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public notices are customarily posted in the Township a copy of a same. This ordinance will also be posted outside the Municipal of Hillside and a copy is available up to and including the time of said meting to the members of the general public of the Town- Clerk's office, as required by law. ship who shall request same, at the Township Clerk's Office, Liberty & Hillside Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey. •..*•• EILEEN BIRCH, By Direction of the Township Council •....• Township Clerk Janet Vlaisavljevio, RMC AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 266-55 ENTITLED "SCHEDULE XIV Township Clark PARKING PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES" BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF 0-09-016 THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION, COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE #426-78 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADOPTION OF RECLAS- (This ordinance affects Liberty Ave, at Morris Avenue) SIFICATION AND COMPENSATION PLAN PREPARED BY THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL COVERING THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE : BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Union in the BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE that ordinance #L-426-78 entitled "An Ordi- County of Union, as follows: nance to Provide for the Adoption of Reclassification and Compensation Plan Prepared by the New Jersey Civil Service Commis- Section 1. Chapter 266-55 shall be amended to delete the following: sioner Covering the Officers and Employees of the Township of Hillside adopted March 2f, 1978, be amended as follows: Name of Street Side Location SECTION 1: The salary ranges for the following positions set forth in said ordinance is hereby modified to read as follows: From Morris Avenue south- Liberty Ave.: Northwest Amendments to Department Head Recreation and Construction Official west for 110 feet Effective from July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2012 Section 2. Chapter 266-55 shall be amended to add the following:. Title Name Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Name of Street Side Location 7/1/2007 7/1/2008 7/1/2009 7/1/2010 7/1/2011 Liberty Ave. Southwest From Morris Avenue south Construction Official Lawrence F. Ditzel, Jr. $100,581.00 $104,353.00 $108,527.00 $112,868.00 $117,948.00 : . for 210 feet Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption and publication Recreation Director David Klurman $65,059.00 $66,360.00 $69,014.00 $71,775.00 $75,005.00 according to [aw. ...•*.•...... SECTION 2: All ordinances or parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. U240560 UNL June 25, 2009 ($43.12) - . : ; U240571 UNL June 25, 2009 ($61.74) •..•";' UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 47 Union

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T253 913-0426, www.upstateNYIand.com MANY OTHER AMENITIES INCLUDED 474 Morris Ave. Summit 908-277-1200 UPSTATE NEW YORK Farm Estate Liq- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Home only Uidation! 15 acres - $29,900. Tall pines, $35Q/month! 4 Bedroom 2.5 Bath ohly stone walls. Near the lake! Gorgeous $425/month! Rent to own Foreclosures! upstate New York setting! Terms avail- Call 973-607-0399 5% down, 20 years @ 8% APR! For able! Hurryf 866-906-9123, Local Listings & Info Call 800-511-1531 Short Hills Club Village forestrealtyinc.com www.upstateNYIand.com UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.CORfl THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 — PAGE 51 New in town

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fc-_-«-_. ELIZABETH - Spacious 4 bed IRVINGTON - Four bedrooms with Sales associate joins colonial w/CA, large kitchen, new an updated kitchen w/Corian roof& bath. $275,000. countertops, $239,000 'Race for the Cure' #048011638 #048011557 Sales Associates with Burgdorff ERA in Summit participated in the Susan G. Komen "Race for the Cure" in Newark on April 26. The race is an annual 5 kilometer walk designed to promote awareness of breast cancer and raise money for breast cancer research. "Meeting all the brave individuals and families that have been affect- I > i ed by breast cancer was a very moving experience. When we come 1 ' together as a community for such an important cause, it feels like we're all one big family," said Marty Mumlcll, vice pivsiiluit aiul number nl" the Summit office. "The Susan G. Komen Foundation has an excellent reputation and a long history ol'lunclraising. ft was an honor to contribute to the Race for the Cure." Sales Associates Michael Pennisi and Anna Ibrahim served as learn captains and helped organize the office's involvement in the race.. Each participant collected pledges from sponsors for each mile they walked. In addition to Mandell, Pennisi and Ibrahim, other participants with Burgdorff ERA in Summit included Brian and Susan Finn, Mario Ibrahim, Betty and Wayne Jahns, Kristin Maier, Jean Mandell, Rino and Kelly Mariconda and Debbie Williams. Burgdorff ERA is located at 401 Springfield Ave, The company's list- MAPLBWOOI) TOWNSI IIP - IRVINGTON Well maintained 2 ings can be viewed at www.Burgdorff.com. Amazing 3 BR completely renovated, family house in rnove in condition. For information on Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation or to too many upgrades to list! $347,000. $239,999. make a donation, visit www.komennorthjersey.org. #048011820 //0480UK96 Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA was the top producing ERA real estate firm in dollar volume nationally in 2006, with more than 700 sales associates in New Jersey.

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NEWPROVII)ENCEOmCK(908)4645200 1260 Springfield Avenue, New Providence, N.J 07974 $j Prudontial is a urvico murk of The Ka«p «orchlng on W6IChert.C0m on* click coonitett tio«« Prudanlisl Insurants Company of Ainenui Equal Housing Opportunity IJJ Q] PAGE 52 — THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Gold, rush- Companion Critters: Permanent microchips can help locate pets Don't let your pet sit in the .shel- identification tags, pets are rarely fee, which includes the registration ter needlessly — have your pet reunited with their owners. fee. mierochipped. Tags and collars should always For information about Compan- Township of Union animal con- be worn but can fall off while a pet ion Critters, send e-mail to com- trol officers scan stray animals for a is running the streets — microchips [email protected]. microchip and those with are permanent and can never be Companion Critters Inc., a non- microchips make it back to their lost. profit New Jersey corporation, was homes usually the day they are Companion Critters Inc. period- founded on Sept. 17, 2000 to help found. With no microchip and no ically holds microchip clinics for a the animals in shelters and pounds.

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Isaac Welsh's and Laura Schaffer's seventh-grade students recently participated in a 'mock gold rush' at Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle School. Welsh and seventh-grader Michael Wills both display gold they discovered outside the school.

UNION BRIEFS Plenty of programs at lecture entitled, "You and Your Money," For information, call 908- Main Library in June 851-5452. The Children's Department of the Union Public Library has Garden Club to meet scheduled the following programs Union Township Garden Club at the Main Library and Vauxhall will meel at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Branch during (he month of June: The topic will he "Bird • Today: "Two-of-a-Kind," will Lovers/Birds and Their Habitat," perform at 11 a.m. presented by Parker Gardens of At the Vauxhall Branch, chil- Scotch Plains. The meeting will be dren, ages 7 and up, can kick-off held at Union Township Senior the 2009 Summer Reading Club at Center, 968 Bonnel Court. (he "Balloon-Mania Workshop," with Terry Parrett, at 11 a.m. Sign- up is required. UTCAO offering jobs • Friday: Color and Shape Union Township Community Bingo, for pre-schoolers and their Action Organizalionhas been mmmmm caregivers, will be held at 11a.m. awarded a grant from Union Coun- " r 1 i* " • Book Bingo, for children who ty of for the 2009 Summer Youth "V can read well, will he held at 2 p.m. Employment Program to employ ' f • Monday: Prc-school Storytimc 15 in school youths between ages 14 and 17. Applicants must meet i •'.'/••• • and Craft program for pre-school- • - o-i- •• .- -.' ers and their caregivers at 11 a.m. the following criteria: Bedtime Story Time is at 7 p.m. • Must have working papers cer- At the Vauxhall Branch, Bed- tifying age eligibility time Story Time will be held at 7 • Meet the federal income p.m. guidelines based upon family 4- • Tuesday: Tucker's Tales Pup- income and household size pet Company will perform "Peter • Be a resident of Union Rabbits' Tales" puppet show at 11 • Will complete an eligibility a.m. No registration is required and application at UTCAO by 3:00 ,'.""*. events are at the Main Library p.m. Tuesday [ ".\*,,» fc,*'f ;.r*'•',;&• ',•, '.".• unless otherwise noted. A lottery will be conducted at ?.. .,•-. 0!':•££'^:.'\;'"; •• ' • noon Wednesday to select this sum- [' •'''*•', 4'.; Talk'Money'with Hall mer's participants, as well as alter- Union Public Library will host nateses.. : _ ., , ,J',v\.',, •-. ••*,.* ", _. ... • -' ••]..', ,- ' , financial advisor Alvin D. Hall, at 7 For information, contact Bcbe - -' ''*•'•(.'?-J ,'•*!•$'$'V:*/'*V'> ~>rf'''•'•'{'~ \/"'"{ri'i''~' '''""/•' *ty' 1 ' Vi p.m. Tuesday. Hall will present a Cohehen at 908-686-6150, ext. 14. i. " "./:'"'"^V.''.:J^ ::!"-. •"" •' •'""'*, \ '. ""^ '']•''' -^-~(*.