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Berkeley Heights and New Providence edition of the Summit Herald VOLUME 115, No. 37 My 31, 2004 Newsbriefs -, Marys, Jacks' Freight line opponents set meetin to entertain young children Sept. 23 event in Summit features reps from area communities

BERKELEY HEIGHTS — By LIZ KEJJLL sen so people who vacation in Au- five municipalities paid $10,000 to into discussing the second line," Mr. jecting to the project had argued that 'Two Marys, Five Jacks and One gust would have an opportunity to hire lawyer Scott Stone in Washing- Sheehan said. He said tonnage could the Union County Board of Free- Really Big Shoe," a live theater SUMMIT - Although efforts up attend. ton, D.C., to represent their case. increase by 400 percent over the holders illegally entered into its con- entertainment for children three to until now have been thwarted to pre- At the Tuesday, July 13, Com- "Action can still be filed in federal next few years. "Summit is the key tract with the M&E Railroad to re- eight-years-old, will be held at the vent the re-activation of Rahway mon Council meeting, Mr. Sheehan court," Mr. Osmun said, referring to for the route to Morris & Essex line habilitate the rail line despite a erkeley Heights Community Valley freight lines through local said, 'This will bring the town to- the United States Court of Appeals. as well as the Gladstone branch," he promise by the freeholders not to Center adjacent to the Municipal towns, Stop the Train proponents gether." Although certain communi- At this point, only Springfield and said. proceed with any plans not approved Building on Park Avenue, Mon- have not given up the cause. ties "fade away," he said, others Summit favor the move, he said. He noted how Midtown Direct by the affected municipalities. lay, Aug. 2, from 7 to 7:45 p.m.! A meeting is tentatively sched- come in. Recently, he said, Morris Earlier this summer, an appeal at the made a positive impact on real estate Washington Attorney Mr. Stone In this retelling of the rhymes uled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. County has had issues with freight state level was dismissed.. values in the city. But with freight said the court ruled that any breach if Mother Goose, the old woman 23, at Summit High School, accord- lines and materials carried through Councilman Lark asked, "Who trains using the same lines, causing of contract between the freeholders 'ho lives in the shoe tries to get ing to East Summit Association towns in the western part of the are the key people at the federal and delays along the way, the prospect of and the municipalities should be re- ler children to sleep with the en- President Bob Sheehan. county. state level who could stop the fund- commuting by train to New York solved in state court. Mr. Stone also :ouragement of nursery rhyme "We expect to have a city-wide Mayor Glatt suggested sending ing?" City is greatly diminished, he said. argued on behalf of the municipali- :haracters and the audience. The meeting," he said. Participating will letters to nearby communities, "ask- Mr. Sheehan said he attended a Safety is another, aspect that has ties that the freeholders awarded the children in the audience will re- be Mayor Jordan Glatt, Common ing them to join us." meeting in Edison, which has 30 to residents in many communities con- contract to the M&E Railroad with- main wide awake as they recite, Councilman Andy Lark, who repre- City solicitor Barry Osmun told 35 freight trains going through the cerned. The New York Times recent- out necessary public hearings and sing, finger-play and act a number sents the council in the Stop the the council at its July meeting that a community day and night. Now, the ly carried a series of articles on dan- environmental impact studies. >f nursery rhymes with the per- Train Coalition, and representatives petition submitted by Summit and Department of Transportation wants gerous railroad crossings, lack of The decision concluded that no 'ormers. from other communities. State-wide four other municipalities to halt to open a second line. "I attended a maintenance and incomplete records environmental assessments were Joey Madia and Nancy officials, such as Senator Tom Kean work on the Rahway Valley railroad meeting that drew 500 people and of accidents. needed because of M&E's represen- MfcBride of Youth Stages of Jr., will also be invited. Mr. Sheehan has been denied. "We will re-open about 60 people spoke. There was In the case presented in Washing- tation that the line will carry only Princeton will play all the parts of noted the September date was cho- discussions," he said. Each of the not a word of praise. They never got ton, the five local municipalities ob- three trains per week. :ostumed characters. Mr. Madia s an actor, director, poet and the author of the play. Ms. McBride is an actor/singer who appeared in Drive-in movie many plays and musicals. This arts program is made pos- sible in part by a 2004 HEART Grant from the Union County will be featured Board of Chosen Freeholders. The program has been arranged by the Berkeley Heights Free Public Library. in the borough For information, call the chil- dren's librarian at 908-464-9333. By MIKE NEAVILL Mr. Samodovitz added that local merchants will be serving ice cream NEW PROVIDENCE — It was and popcorn and that, in keeping Country music the 1950's. Young girls were with the traditional drive-in am- adorned in poodle skirts, two-tone biance, event planners are attempt- tomes to town saddle oxfords and bobby socks, and ing to recruit youngsters to serve on wore their hair in ponytais or a flips. roller skates. NEW PROVIDENCE— The Not to be outdone, young men Veterans of the drive-in experi- Tim Gillis Country Music Band made their own fashion statements ence may recall the "tinny" sound comes to New Providence on by wearing wide-collar shirts with quality of speakers that were hung Thursday, July 29, at 7:30 p.m. the top two buttons unfastened and on car doors. Modern technology 'erforming with Mr. Gillis will be white buck shoes, and sported duck will allow the movie's sound to be three female vocalists. tail haircuts. broadcast over a frequency that can Mr. Gillis, who brought "The Moms and dads discovered an in- be received through the car radio. Branson Show" to the tri-state expensive evening — the drive-in One of the important things about area, has played to more than movie. Packing the kids in the back- attending a drive-in movie is where '0,000 people during the last sev- seat of the family- car along with a you position your vehicle. Never :n years. Mr. Gillis recorded for few pillows, blankets and plenty of park behind a pick-up truck. Scorpion Records in Nashville for refreshments, millions of families "We're going to have the SUVs five years. He has performed in headed for the drive-in, where they directed to the back of the parking Madison Square Garden with could view movies under the stars. lot so that they won't be blocking Merle Haggard, George Strait and With a nod to the past, the bor- the view of anybody," said Mr. PROMOTED — New Providence Fire Official William Vignali, who is a third genera- Alabama. This will be the second ough's Recreation Commission is Samodovitz. tion volunteer firefighter, was promoted to the rank of captain in the Elizabeth Fire year Mr. Gillis and his nine-piece .sponsoring a drive-in movie in the He added that when the parking Department, where he is a career firefighter. He remains assigned to Rescue Co. # 1. band will be performing at the "A parking lot of Our Lady of Peace on lot gets full, "We'll have people park Pictured with Capt. Vignali during the July 12 promotion ceremony are his wife, Mary Night Under the Stars" Summer Thursday, Aug. 12. in the high school parking lot and Jean, and the Mayor of Elizabeth, J. Christian Bollwage. Concert Series, held in Centennial Borough residents will be treated walk down to the baseball fields to Park at the corner of Springfield to a free viewing of "Shrek", a watch the movie." Avenue and Academy Street. This movie with appeal for the whole "We're very excited about bring- week's concert is sponsored by family. ing a drive-in to New Providence Braunschweiger Jewelers. "We're very excited about bring- and we know It will be a hit," Mr. Seniors give scholarshi Everyone is encouraged to ing a drive-in to New Providence Samodovitz said. He added that in bring a lawn chair or blanket to and we know it will be a hit," said anticipation of a successful evening, this free concert, which will be Norman Samodovitz, who is the di- the Recreation Department has de- held rain or shine. For informa- rector of the Recreation Commis- cided to make the event part of the to '04 NPHS grad Fryer tion, call 908-464-4430. sion. summer concert series. By MIKE NEAVILL ipating in track, lacrosse and foot- dence, Mr. Fryer has participated in ball. In football, he played fullback several missions offering help and School board NEW PROVIDENCE — It's on offense and tackle on defense. He hard labor to those less fortunate. been a busy summer for Bruce Fry- made the all-conference team in "I just came back from the Stand- holds meeting er. both his sophomore and senior ing Rock Reservation in North First, there was graduation from years. Dakota," Mr. Fryer said. BERKELEY HEIGHTS — New Providence High School, fol- His success in the classroom While there he instructed young The president of the Berkeley lowed by a trip to North Dakota to matched his prowess on the playing Native Americans in crafts and Heights Board of Education re- work on an Indian reservation. field, and he graduated with a high singing, and spent a few days paint- ports that a special public meeting Last week, Mr. Fryer was the re- grade-point average and the comple- ing houses. will be held on Thursday, Sept cipient of a $500 scholarship pre- tion of several honors courses. 30, at 7 p.m. for the purpose of sented by the Senior Citizens Center Mr. Fryer's interests aren't limit- Reflecting upon his service to discussing strategic planning. during the seniors' annual picnic. ed to athletics and scholarship. He others, Mr. Fryer said, "You always The meeting will be held in the Mr. Fryer received the Edward H. was a member of the high school's come away with more than you Columbia School cafeteria, 345 Leider student athlete scholarship chorus and the jazz chorus, which could have imagined." Plainfield Ave. award from Jack Spencer, who is the presented an annual Christmas This fall, Mr. Fryer will attend Board action may be taken ai chairman of the Board of Trustees. recital at the Senior Citizen Center. Middlebury College in Vermont, this meeting. Mr. Fryer was an all-around ath- Through his membership in the where he will be a member of the lete at New Providence High, partic- Presbyterian Church at New Provi- school's football team. Focus groups are topic at library Forest Friends puppets at library BERKELEY HEIGHTS — NEW PROVIDENCE — New to 11:15 a.m. It is sponsored by me cation, respect, pride, self-esteem The board of trustees of Berkeley Providence Recreation will host New Providence Municipal Alliance and decision making.' Each segment Heights Public Library and the Forest Friends Puppet Show for the and presented by Prevention Links. builds on those of prior days. Survey Steering Committee will borough's five through eight-year- It will be followed by an art class. The fee for the five-day program meet at 7:30 on Monday, Aug. 9, olds at the municipal center, 360 In each 45-minute segment. For- is $20. to discuss survey distribution and Eklwood Ave., during a week in Au- est Friends puppets learn how to Register at the Recreation De- focus groups. gust. cope with new situations. Puppets partment, 360 Elkwood Ave., or call No official action will be taken The Aug. 10-18 event runs 9:30 discuss feelings, honesty, communi- 464-4430. at this meeting. The meeting will A PROUD MOMENT — During commencement exercis- be held iii the meeting room at es at New Providence High School in June, new gradu- 290 Plainfield Ave. ate Dave Thorns accepted his diploma and congratula- Woman's Club sells its new calendai tions from Adam Smith, the president of the borough's NEW PROVIDENCE — The families to schedule vacations dur- to School Night at Salt Brook and school board. Looking on, at right, was Ann Marie In- 2004-2005 New Providence Com- ing the school year and participate in A.W. Roberts schools. zano, superintendent of schools in New Providence. munity Calandar, a project of the community events. The Woman's Club had prepared GFWC Woman's Club of New Prov- Calendars may be purchased for this calendar annually since the TABLE OF CONTENTS idence, is available for purchase. $5 at RSVP, Providence Liquors, 1960s, both as a community service Police Log 2 The calendar includes the full Adams/Madams, New Providence and to support the club's scholarship Dates have been set 2004-2005 school schedule and ac- Senior Center and from club mem- fund from which scholarships are Obituaries 8 tivities plus many local organiza- bers. given annually to New Providence Commentary 5 by Town Committee tions' scheduled events. It will help It will also be available on Back High School graduating seniors. 2® YMCA camps 4 Veterans install flag repository at local post headquarters flffi Jr. Baseball 6 BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Upcoming work meetings in- BERKELEY HEIGHTS - The found at the western end of the post itory and will dispose of them in ac4 Classified 10 Members of the Township Commit- clude Aug. 10, Sept. 7, Oct. 12, Nov. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post headquarters on Locust Avenue. cordance with the protocol de-: Legals 12 tee have set their meeting dates for 9 and Dec. 7. 6259, Berkeley Heights, has in- It has the words "Flag Drop" dis- scribed in the VFW pamphlet "Eti- the coming year. Meetings are held Upcoming public meetings are stalled a repository for flags that are played. quette of the Stars and Stripes." < in the public meeting room at Town Aug. 24, Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Nov. 16 no longer serviceable. It is a con- The post members will collect all Contact the VFW Post by mail at Hall, 29 Park Ave., at 8 p.m. and Dec. 21. verted U.S. mailbox and can be of the flags that are left in the repos- PO Box 83, Berkeley Heights. : PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, July 31,2004

Police News Enclosed is my donation of $_ for the Camp Fund. 5 NAME. Police report arrests in the borough STREET. On Wednesday, July 21, Christo- was released on her own recog- old from Berkeley Heights and a 17- TOWN. pher Mailloux, 19, of New Provi- nizance pending a municipal court year-old from Summit. Authorities dence was arrested by Patrolman appearance. said the arrests occurred after Patrol- Daniel Nozza and formally charged Also on July 23, Carolyn Dodd, man Chad Wilson "observed the Please make checks payable to the Summit Herald Camp Fund with criminal mischief. Police said 38, of Jjvington was charged by Pa- three boys drinking on the stairs of the arrest is the result of an incident trolman Labaska with driving while tile Murray Hill Railroad Station. All and send to 80 South St., New Providence 07974 in which Mr. Mailloux allegedly her license was suspended. The three were taken into custody and threw eggs at a parked vehicle dur- charges are a result of Ms. Dodd's transported to the New Providence ing the early morning hours. The vehicle being stopped on Mountain Police Department, where they were matter has been referred to munici- Avenue for an alleged equipment vi- processed and released pending pal court. olation when a subsequent computer court actioa" Quoting official regu- ! Also on July 21, Nicholas Marin- check showed her. license was sus- lations, Capt. Scott Torre of the New Opportunity still exists ho, 21, of Kearny was charged by pended. Ms. Dodd was released on Providence Police Department said, Patrolman Bryce Garrison with dri- her own recognizance pending a "If convicted of underage consump- ving while his license was suspend- municipal court appearance. tion or possession of alcoholic bev- erages, the penalties imposed for to help needy children ed. Police said the charges are a re- On Sunday, July 25, Jesus Muniz, sult of Mr. Marinho's vehicle being 29, of New Providence was charged this disorderly persons offense shall stopped on Springfield Avenue for by Patrolman Steven Opalewski be a fine of not less than $500. If the AREA — So, how's your sum- ment, children from families in dire Fund, 80 South St., New Providence having no front license plate and a with driving while his license was offense occurs in a motor vehicle the mer going? Are you taking a well- financial circumstances who just 07974. subsequent check showed hi^ li- suspended. Police said the charges court shall suspend or postpone the deserved break from working hard need fun and troubled children with Donations have been received cense had-been suspended. Mr. Mar- are a result of Mr. Muniz's vehicle driving privileges of the defendant all year? Are you going on vacation? undesirable habits who need to de- from: Kathryn LeVan, Summit; inho was released on his own recog- being stopped on Diamond Hill for a period of six months. For aper- Sending the kids to sleep-away? velop better socialization skills. Frank Dana, Berkeley Heights; Hu- son under the age of 17, this will dis- nizance pending a municipal court Road for an alleged equipment vio- Simple questions, asked every The fund tailors the camp experi- bert and Doris Fiaccone, Summit; quarify them from obtaining their appearance. lation when a computer check day by friends and acquaintances ence by age. Younger children often Ethel Meola, Summit, in honor of driver's license for six additional On Friday, July 23, Donna King, showed his license was suspended. during July and August. But what if go to local day camps, like at the her daughters' birthdays; Bobbie months from their 17th birthday. 44, of Morristown was charged with Mr. Muniz was released on his own you're one of Summit's financially- YMCA or The Connection, or to the and Alan Gilmour, Chatham Town- The New Providence Police would Patrolman Jason Labaska with dri- recognizance pending a municipal challenged families? You work hard, Summit Board of Recreation Sum- ship; Mary Ellen Coviello, Summit; like to advise all residents that we ving while her license was suspend- court appearance. ; but every penny is going for basics mer Camp, while older children Barbara S. Cox, Summit; Diane H. are actively pursuing these types of ed. The charges are a result of Ms. Also on July 25, Brian Marsman, and necessities. might participate in the YMCA's Lawrence, Short Hills; Elizabeth violators. Anyone underage, found King's vehicle being stopped on 19, of New Providence was arrested teen programs. The Camp Fund Sanfillipo, Berkeley Heights, in to be under the influence or in pos- Taking a vacation, or sending the Mountain Avenue for an alleged for alleged consumption of an alco- also has sleep-away available memory of her mother, Mrs. J.N. session of alcoholic beverages, will children away to summer camp are equipment violation, and a subse- holic beverage in a public place. Po- through the Boy and Girl Scouts of May; Laura E. Korfmann, Summit; be formally charged with the of- luxuries that you just can't afford. quent computer check showed her lice said two male juveniles were America. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Braunworth, fense." The only thing your children can license was suspended. Ms. King also taken into custody, a 15-year- look forward to during the day is the Donations to the fund are spent Summit; Margaret A. Dukes, drone of television cartoons, and 100 percent on the children. Noth- Gillette; Elaine and Karl Becker, breezes from a rickety old fan in an ing is deducted from sponsors' con- Short Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. over-heated apartment. That's when tributions — all administrative work Nycum, Summit; Patsy K. Schubert, Berkeley Heights the Summit Herald Summer Camp is done as a community service, so Summit; Linda Nellis, Summit; Fund can work its magic. For 65 as many children as possible can anonymous, Chatham; Maureen and : Roger Domal, New Providence; years, the fund has been whisking benefit from the public's generosity. Cynthia Pinkham, Summit; Winnie Drivers arrested, vandalism reported in the township away Summit's neediest children to The summer may be half over, and Brendan O'Connell, Summit; summer camp. but there's still time to send some of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollak, Summit; •' On Wednesday, July 21. at 11:40 was brought to police headquarters said, they found a damaged soda Camp Fund candidates are usual- Summit's most disadvantaged chil- Amy Esposito, New Providence; p.m. Patrolman Ron DeSimoni ar- and processed. She posted bail. machine. Two juveniles were taken ly recommended by their teachers or dren away for a week or two. Ellen Kiernan, Murray Hill; Mr. and rested Teondra Harmon, 29. of On Saturday, July 24, at 9:51 into custody and were later released by their therapists. They're select- To obtain information about the Mrs. Anthony Combias, Summit; Newark during the course of a motor p.m., Patrolman Dan Gara and De- to the custody of their parents, and ed because these children are most Camp Fund, call Alicia Domizi-Gor- Robert C. Shawger, Summit, in vehicle stop. A $365 warrant for Ms. tective Joseph Williams responded the incident was referred to the Ju- likely to benefit in some special way man, Camp Fund coordinator, at memory of Ronnie and Hugh Lee; Harmon's arrest out of Kearny was to a report of vandalism at Columbia venile Bureau. — those with special interests or 908-522-4807, or send donations and Susan Watts, Summit. discovered, authorities said, and she Park. Upon their arrival, the officers On July 27, at 10 a.m., Patrolman abilities that deserve encourage- care of the Summit Herald Camp Daniel Cuocci arrested Cortez Charles, 35, of North Brunswick. 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After ° 301 Main St., Chatham, NJ. « 973-635-0036 Introductory period, your subscription will continue and you will be invoiced at the Blvd. then-prevailing regular offico-billing rate. O Bill me later , OF ROPP 075P/B86NP www.drmurphy.com PAGE 3 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, July 31,2004 istrict bids fond farewell to Knowlton SUMMIT — Members of the Summit community and staff of the Summit Public Schools extended their best wishes to re- tiring Supe"intendent of Schools Dr. Michael Knowlton at a re- cent reception held at Summit High School. Hosted by the board of education and held in the concourse aid art gallery of the school, the reception featured music by the SHS Hilltoppers Siring Quartet and a performance by the SHS choir. Tribute speeches to Dr. Knowlton were presented in the school's outdoor courtyard. Dr. Knowlton retired at the end of June aftei serving for 10 -5m in the Summit Schools.

SUMMIT HIGH SERVERS — Summit High School students served as waiters for the event. From left, in the front row, were Cristina Lucero, Joanna Maulbeck, foodservice supervisor Carmela Cucinnello, Fiona Owusu and Julia Bushe; and, in the back row, Bonnie Bogden and Mariano Harari.

PERFECT SPOT — The new outside courtyard at Sum- mit High School was the perfect spot to gather dur- ing the reception. From left were music teacher Steven Rapp, Summit Middle School teacher Stefanie Baptiste, Summit High School Principal Paul Sears, district music super- visor Tom Maliszewski and board of education member Gerardo Navia.

FAMILY AFFAIR — Dr. Knowlton was joined at the farewell celebration by his son, Michael, and wife, Lunetta.

FRIENDS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS — Dr. Knowlton was greeted at the event by his friend Richard Stobaeus. Mr. Stobaeus, representing the Summit Taxpayers Associ- RECEPTION GUESTS — Franklin School Principal Sheila GUEST OF HONOR — Dr. Knowlton's wife, Lunetta, pins a ation, worked with Dr. Knowlton as a member of the advi- Cole, at left, and Lineoln-Hubfoard School Principal flower on the guest of honor. • sory committee that developed recommendations for the Dorothy Banyas were among the reception guests. high school construction project.

H.'_T_!LXHi"S r-EuAU_l!!D — truest a^ejuitra jude piefeenUtioni iecalling highlights of Dr. Knowlton's career and work in Summit. From left are Summit Mayor Jordon Glatt; TEACHERS PAH) TRIBUTE— Teachers attended the reception to extend best wishes to State Assemblyman Dr. Eric Munoz; Dr. Carol Choye, superintendent of schools of the Dr. Knowlton. From left are Kathy Carone, Jefferson School library aide; Barbara Fleiss- Scoteh Plains-Fanwood district; Summit Board of Education president Sandra Bloom; ner, Lincoln-Hubbard School; Monnie McElroy and Irene Madden, Jefferson School; Brayton School Principal Dr. Cheryl Moretz; and Summit Middle School social studies JoAnn Meadl, special math program teacher, and HaNa Chang, elementary school music teacher and SEA president Dan Miller. teacher. PAGE 4 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, July 31,2004 s celebrate summer at the YMCA Day Camps

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The ink wasn't even dry on the bill the greater impact on the hundreds One argument by the Hunterdon and the State Legislature crammed of other landowners who manage , County Board of Chosen Freehold- through a disastrous fast-track per- 35,000 acres of farmland and tens of • ers goes something like this: mitting bill in growth areas around thousands of additional acres of' "Since the new Highlands bill would the state. woodland eligible for farmland: strictly regulate new development in In other words...laws, rules and preservation in the Highlands' the Highlands Preservation area, we regulations are significant and im- preservation area." ; should now spend scarce preserva- portant to preserving natural re- Charlie is correct, and I com-'. tion dollars elsewhere." sources, but they can be changed. mend him for stepping in to ensure I can certainly see how some And they do not guarantee that lands that landowners in line for preserv- folks might initially reach this con- are managed or protected for conser- ing their farms are not left in the clusion. But nothing could be fur- vation purposes, or for public ac- lurch by shortsighted political deci-. ther from the truth. cess. sions. And time is running outl- This same argument was made For permanent preservation of Highlands' towns and counties owe^ time and time again in the Pinelands, open space and farmland, there is it to their residents to protect thej which were also considered "pre- still nothing as sure as buying it. Highlands' many natural wonders^, BOARDING BUS — Prom left, Brandon Elliot, Megan Nord, Brock Elliot and Michael served" by writ of the state and fed- Every "open space and farmland and ensure it is acquired for trails^- Delatour, all of Berkeley Heights, were partners on the 13-hour bus trip to Cosby, eral legislatures. preservation-friendly"' town and and parkland. Tenn., as part of a July mission project with Faith Lutheran Church of New Provi- But we aren't doomed to repeat county should take the Highlands Yes, we're now on the brink of dence. the mistakes of the past...if we are bill as an opportunity to preserve "saving" the Highlands through this , willing to learn from what's hap- more critical lands, and not turn newly-proposed Highlands' bill.", pened since 1979 when the million- their backs over politics. But land purchases are just as im-"; acre Pine Barrens became the Much of the land in the High- portant and should parallel and com-. aith Lutheran brings Pinelands National Reserve. lands Preservation area is privately plement even the most visionary and' The Pinelands experience clearly owned. strictest of land use laws. demonstrated the value of using As New Jersey's Secretary of many preservation strategies at Agriculture. Charlie Kuperus. put it, Editor's note: Ms. Byers is direc- mission to Appalachia once. And what's more, that it's es- "Consider the impact of this deci- tor of the Far Hills-based New Jer- sential to use them proactively. sion on these landowners who made sey Conservation Foundation. She NEW PROVIDENCE — Thir- One was a camp for children, the outside world, was in disrepair. Land acquisition, planning and zon- the commitment to preserve their may be reached at 1-888-LAND- ty-six members of Faith Lutheran ages three through 15, which pro- The Faith group rebuilt the porch, ing, and regulations all play impor- farms long before the Highlands Act SAVE or via e-mail at info@njcon- Church in New Providence, 18 vided Christian education, music, added screens, installed electricity tant and complementary roles in was proposed. They have devoted servation.org. adults and 18 teenagers, spent the arts and crafts and recreation. and constructed front steps. week of July 4 helping the people Additionally, each day the chil- Planning and leading this mis- of Cosby, an impoverished town in dren were given a nutritious lunch sion outreach of Faith Lutheran the Appalachian Mountains of and snacks. were its pastors, Reverend Dr. Tennessee. The second initiative was di- Murdoch MacPherson and Rev- This was the seventh consecu- rected toward an older woman liv- erend Walter Lichtenberger; nurs- tive year that Faith Lutheran has ing alone, who had to walk with a ery school director Debbie Lewis, visited Cosby, with two initiatives. cane. Her porch, her window on and minister of music John Girvin. er first for N.J.: cosmetic surgery By ASSEMBLYMAN describe cosmetic procedures as be- most five times as much in taxes as ERICMUNOZ,M.D. ing medically necessary to avoid men under this new law, and went as paying this tax. far as to accuse her Democratic col- The 57 new tax proposals of the The new plan would certainly leagues of blatant discriminatory McGreevey Administration are al- delegate a new kind of responsibili- taxation. She suggested that the pro- ways a hot topic of debate, but it has ty to doctors, as it would hold them ponents of the law believed the been awhile since a law was passed responsible for collecting the tax choices that some women make to that has evoked such unanimous revenue and ensuring that it makes improve themselves through cos- concern from members of so many its way into the hands of the state metic surgery are frivolous, calling" different communities. Assembly government. This new responsibili- the tax an attack upon their life Bill- A-3125 imposes a six percent ty would serve to further bureaucra- choices. sales tax on certain cosmetic med- tize the medical profession. Confu- ical procedures such as hair trans- sion and mountains of red tape will Only such state in the nation plants, breast augmentation, cosmet- be created as physicians struggle to ic injections (such as Botox), lipo- become accustomed to their new When taken into account all of GRAND OPENING — Cutting the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Nature Trail suction, laser hair removal, laser roles as tax collectors. the complications that are sure to and Picnic Pavilions at Pavilions at Runneils Specialized Hospital in Berkeley skin resurfacing, laser treatment of The new plan requires each party arise with the institution of such a Heights were, from left Wes Moore, Bryan Bullett, Kathryn Zhao, Freeholder Al leg veins, cosmetic dentistry and that is billing the patient for a proce- tax, it is no wonder that such laws Mirabella, OlegGrishin and Union County Freeholder Chairman Angela G. Estrada. rhinoplasty, among others. While at dure to collect a separate tax return are not commonplace. In fact, ac- Mr. Moore, Deutsche Bank and its partner, Teamworks Training and Development, first glance this tax may only seem on that party's gross receipt. This cording to the New Jersey Office of worked with 95 volunteers of the bank's New Associate Class of 2004 who came to- amusing, it is actually downright lu- means that if an anesthesiologist, ra- Legislative Services and the Nation- gether and built the pavilions and picnic tables in a team-building volunteer project. dicrous; something that conjures up diologist, testing service and admis- al Conference of State Legislatures, Mr. Bullett, Ms. Zhao and Mr. Grishin are members of New Associate Class of 2004. memories of the Florio Administra- sions service all bill separately from New Jersey has the "distinction" of (Photo by Jim Lowney/County of Union) tion's infamous "toilet paper tax." the physician performing the proce- being the only state in the nation that Simply put, it is just a poor piece of dure, each must bill the patient sep- currently imposes such a tax. legislation. arately for the expenses incurred, re- Such an unorthodox approach to The bill was approved on June 24 sulting in a veritable paperwork generating revenue appears,almost Teen Arts touring show by the General Assembly by a vote nightmare for the patient. to be a desperate attempt on the part of 41-36-2. The new law is intend- of Governor McGreevey, among ed to raise $26 million in revenue; Tax would hit women hard others, to balance New Jersey's bud- however it seems unlikely that such get. The goal of this administration moves to Roselle venue an amount would be feasible when Aside from doctors, who would should be to attain a sound and'effi- examining the language of the bill presumably be the group of people cient fiscal policy, not its current AREA — The Union County Berkeley Heights: Lindsay Rica Freeholders; the Union County Di- itself. Because the bill does not ad- most heavily affected by the new policy of tax and spend, that will Board of Chosen Freeholders is from Columbia Middle School; Re- vision of Parks and Recreation; the equately dictate exactly which med- law, the tax would also hit a dispro- turn out to be a poorly conceived sponsoring the 2004 Teen Arts tour- becca Schall, Arda Hotz. Tess Per- Union County Prosecutor's Office; ical procedures are to be deemed by portionate number of women. In revenue plan. ing exhibit now through Aug. 24 at rin, Kika Turnier and Laura Gal- the New Jersey State Council on the the new plan as "cosmetic" (this de- 2003, the American Academy of the Roselle Municipal Building, at abrese from Governor Livingston Arts, Department of State; the Eliza- cision would be left to the discretion Cosmetic Surgery estimated that Editor's note: Assemblyman 210 Chestnut St. The exhibit con- High School. beth, Cranford and Union Boards of of the Department of Banking and there were 872,953 people who re- Munoz is a Summit resident. sists of 60 pieces of art selected from New Providence Middle School Education; the Paper Mill Play- • Insurance), the implementation of ceived elective cosmetic procedures. over 600 visual art works shown at student Julia Lester and New Provi- house: the Kenilworth VFW; and this tax will succeed in creating a Of these 872,593 operations, the 2004 Union County Teen Arts dence High School students Michael participating schools. tremendous gray area, leaving the 714,990, or 81 percent of them, were Festival held in March at Union Morison, Jacque Oman and Aubrie performed on women. Red Cross Community supporters of the ; doctors to deal with the complica- County College. The annual event is Serpico. Teen Arts Festival include: All-State '. tions. The tax will result in patients Assemblywoman Alison McHose hosts blood sponsored by the Union County Di- Summit: Oratory Prep students Legal; Body Wrappers; Carteret S&L"! putting pressure on many doctors to estimates that women will pay al- vision of Cultural and Heritage Af- Tim KrulL Greg Hradil and Christ- nior Living: Conoco Phillips 66-Bag; fairs in the Department of Economic ian Quezada. Way Refinery; Construction Spe-* drive Monday Development. For more information about the cialties, Inc.; C.R. Bard, Inc.; El--" Herald SUMMIT — The Summit Area "Through participating in pro- Teen Arts program contact the beron Development Company; Fed-. Red Cross will hold a blood drive on grams like Teen Arts, students gain Union County Division of Cultural eral Express; Garwood Chamber of valuable skills that contribute to the and Heritage Affairs at 633 Pearl Commerce; Harbor Consultants; In- • Serving the community for more than 115 years Monday, Aug. 2, from 2:30 to 8 p.m. at 695 Springfield Ave. in Summit. communities they will work and Street, Elizabeth 07202; telephone dependence Community Founda- NJN Publishing © 2004 grow in," said Freeholder Mary (908) 558-2550. Relay service users tion; Infineum USA L.P.; La Voz. , A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper New Jersey Blood Services has declared an official emergency ap- Ruotolo, liaison to the Union Coun- should call 711. Newspaper; New Jersey American, peal for blood, effective immediate- ty Cultural and Heritage Programs The Teen Arts Festival is coordi- Water, Andrew Chapman Company; Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly. 908-464-1025 Iy. Advisory Board. "We are delighted nated by the Union County Division Options by Design; Sam Ash Music-.. Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 Blood collections are traditional- to recognize the talents of these of Cultural and Heritage Affairs and Corp.; Schering-Plough Corp.;' Managing Editor Barbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 ly low during the summer, with young artists and display their work hosted by Union County College. ShopRite (Wakefern); the Union; Advertising Director Eileen Bickei 732-396-4404 many regular donors oh vacations so the commuriity can enjoy it." Sponsors and supporting agencies of Center National Bank; Wachovia Circulation Manager Lewis King... 908-464-1025 and away from normal routines in Local students who are exhibit- the 2004 Teen Arts Program are: the Corporation; and Wilentz, Goldman • the workplace, schools and commu- ing their work include; Union County Board of Chosen & Spitzer, P.A. ' .; nities. :; Despite a plea in June for in- Traveling Jubilee returns to reservation 80 South Street, Hem frotidmce, AJ 07974 creased volunteer blood donations, the response continues to be slow. AREA — The Kids Kingdom vides lively entertainment including more. The next Kids Kingdom Trav- ;• President. Thomas H. Krekei 908-782-4747 Ext 640 Without more blood on the Traveling Jubilee will be held at The "The Land of Make Believe" cos- eling Jubilee will be Saturday, Sept. j Senior V.R Operation ...Joseph Gioioso 908-575-6759 shelves the Red Cross cannot ensure Loop, off Tracy Drive from noon tume tent, sing-alongs, and potato 18 at Nomahegan Park in Cranford, ! Controller. Margaret M. Gerke 908-782-4747-Ext 670 that hospitals will have the blood until 6 pjn., in the Watchung Reser- sack races. held in conjunction with Music Fest: i' they need to treat all patients. The Jazz and Jukes. * Production Manager. Linda Zetterberg,,,;,,,..9Q8-575-6710 vation on Sunday, Aug. 8. Admis- There are clowns, jugglers, Red Cross is appealing to all indi- sion is free. knights and court jesters, pony rides, viduals to donate blood, and is par- "This is such a good event for a petting zoo, games, face painting, For more information about the .' The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-077X) is published weekly for $20 per year ticularly interested in Type O nega- Union County residents to enjoy safety demonstrations, amusement Kids Kingdom event, call 908-436- ! in slate and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing, tive blood as this is the universal with their families and friends," said rides, refreshments and a whole lot 2900. 80 South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New blood donor type, meaning that it Freeholder Chairman Angel G. can be transfused to anyone in cases Providence, IM.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: Estrada. "We are happy to provide Class of 1974 plans fall reunion of emergencies. All eligible donors an opportunity for families to have a Summit Herald, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 are strongly urged to give as soon as fun-filled day in one of our beautiful NEW PROVIDENCE — Mem- The reunion committee is search- • possible parks without having to drive far or Circulation: 908-464-4018 • News: 908-464-1025 bers of the New Providence High ing for members. For information on upcoming spend a fortune in the process." Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0119 School Class of 1974 are planning a Those with information about"-, blood drives, call the Summit Area Kids Kingdom Traveling Ju- 30-year reunion, scheduled to take class members should call 908-464- „ Chapter Red Cross at 908-273-2076. bilee is held rain or shine. It pro- place in the autumn of 2004. 7505. PAGE 6 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, July 31,2004 Junior Baseball season wraps up

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SUMMER TRAVEL TEAM — The summer J1U tra\el team mombPTs include, row lhre», from left, Kyle Freeze, Eric Wood, Will Webber, David Kalin, Tommy Celmer, Griffin Glatt i and Thomas Lackaye, row two, Sam Goodstein, Andrew Miller, Michael Nitzberg, Hany Castaneda, Nick Branchina, Brendan Wood and Matt Scheer, and row one, Andrew Mar- ANNUAL ALL-STAR CONTEST — Middle school players prepare for the AU-Star game. tin, Joe McGrath, Matt Miller, Frank Lawrence, Sean Hagan, Ben Fine, Michael Lizza, From left, Roger Schlimbagh, Ben Cohen, Chris Kehoe, Adem Kaloshi and Alex D'Alberti, Kate Martino and Greg Hobson. PAGE 7 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, My 31,2004 Cara Lee Bristol weds Social Announcements Christy Keller married tyan Andrew Newman Amy Polverini engaged to Simon B. Ellwanger Cara Lee Bristol, daughter of Christy Marie Keller, daughter of Kirk and Carolyn Bristol of Fan- Pat and Vince Keller of Berkeley wood, was married for time and all to marry John Flack Heights, was married to Simon Ben- eternity on Dec. 30, 2003, to Ryan jamin Ellwanger, son of Dorothea Andrew Newman, son of Roger and Donna and Leo Polverini of Chabert of Wolfsburg, Germany, in Annette Newman of New Provi- Longmeadow, Mass., announce the a civil ceremony on Dec. 19, 2003, dence. The marriage took place in engagement of their daughter Amy in a castle in Wolfsburg, the Washington, D.C., temple of the Marie Polverini to John Patrick On April 23, 2004, Father Vin- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Flack, son of Joanne and Dr cent Corso performed a ceremony at Saints. Friends and family helped Thomas R. Flack of Berkeley The Grand Summit Hotel in Sum- the couple celebrate at a calling re- Heights. . mit, followed by a reception. Carol ception in Scotch Plains the follow- The future bride graduated from Bosshard, a cousin of the bride from ing day. An additional celebration Longmeadow High School and Colorado, was matron of honor, and took place Jan. 10 in Utah, where the Tufts University in Medford, Mass. Benjamin Ellwanger, the groom's bride and groom reside. brother, from Berlin, Germany, was Christy Keller, with a B.S. degree, where she was Simon Ellwanger Bridesmaids included Jenna Bris- recognized as an All-Amencan stu- the best man. tol, sister of the bride, Natalie New- Cara Lee Bristol, dent athlete. She is employed by The bride graduated from Gover- ramie artists. He himself is a trained man, sister of the groom, and Ryan A. Newman Sloan-Kettering as assistant manag- nor Livingston High School and re- ceramic artist, but currently uses his cousins Diana Tueller and Laura er for one of the hospital's medical Amy Polverini, ceived a B.A. hi theater/psychology Japanese and German language abil- Clarke. Groomsmen were Jeremy ty in Provo, Utah, where she is ma- practices. John Mack from Rutgers University. For the ities as translator/interpreter and Newman, Robert Newman and joring in exercise science. The Her fiance graduated from The past five years she has been teaching guide at VW's Autostadt in Wolfs- Nathan Newman, brothers of the groom graduated from New Provi- Pingry School of Short Hills and years with the Johnstown Johnnies, English in Japan and Germany. burg. groom. dence High School and served a Martinsville. He earned a B.A. from the Cook County Cheetahs and the The bridegroom hails from The couple plans on relocating The bride graduated from Scotch two-year church mission in Peru. He Tufts University, where he was an Joliet Jackhammers. He is a senior Wolfsburg, the son of acclaimed ce- and residing hi New Jersey this year. Plains Fanwood High School and is is also a senior at Brigham Young economics major. He is a member of consultant with Deloitte & Touche a senior at Brigham Young Universi- University, majoring in economics. Delta Upsilon International Fraterni- hi New York City. ty. The future groom was a minor A May 2005 wedding has been f league baseball player for three planned. Mia Yocco is engaged ayley GIrnlus engaged Danielle Smithmeyer will to marry John Cuccolo. to wed Bryan Coffing marry Matthew T. Lillard MaryLou and Joe Yocco of New Ellen Girnius and Robert Girnius Providence announce the engage- of New Providence announce the Brian and Andrea Smithmeyer of ment of their daughter Mia to Bryan engagement of their daughter, Hay- Holland, N.Y., announce the en- Coffing, son of Greg and Yovet ley Patrice Girnius, to John Carmen gagement of then: daughter, Danielle Coffing of Mount Vernon, Ohio. Cuccolo, son of Marianne and John Marie, to Matthew Thomas Lillard, The bride-to-be, a 1999 graduate Cuccolo. of New Providence High School, is a The future bride is a 1996 gradu- son of Peter and Marjorie Lillard of child case manager for West Central ate of New Providence High School. Madison. An Aug. 7,2004, wedding Services in Lebanon, N.H. She earned She holds a degree hi public com- at the Calvin Coolidge Historic a B.A. hi psychology and brain sci- munication, with a concentration in Church hi Plymouth, Vt, is planned. ences with a minor in education from public relations from Kean Univer- A reception will follow 'at the Bear Dartmouth College in 2003. sity, where she graduated summa Creek Mountain Club in Plymouth. Her fiance just completed a stu- cum laude. She is consumer affairs Hayley Girnius, The bride-elect is attending dent fellowship in pathology at specialist at Stafford Communica- John Cuccolo Castleton College, Castleton, Vt., Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Cen- tions hi New Providence. and is the freestyle ski coach at Oke- ter. He is a 1996 graduate of Mount Her fiance is a 1994 graduate of ance Company located hi Linden. mo Ski Mountain School, Ludlow, Vernon High School, and earned a The couple met hi high school, Mia Yocco, Cranford High School, where he Vt. Her fiance is a graduate of Danielle Smithmeyer, B.A. in neuroscience from Dart- but did not pursue' a relationship un- mouth in 2000. He is completing his Bryan Coffing holds many awards as a state Newark Academy hi Livingston and Matthew Lillard wrestler. He holds a degree in culi- til she was in college. The couple fourth year of medical school at nary arts and hotel/restaurant man- was engaged on their five-year an- Cornell University. He is the sales daughter of Florence King of Ken- Dartmouth Medical School in A spring 2005 wedding is being agement from the New York Restau- niversary in Summit's Adagio and events coordinator at Okemo more, N.Y. Mr. Lillard is the grandson Hanover, N.H. planned hi New Jersey. rant School and is a sales representa- Restaurant. An October 2005 wed- Mountain Resort, also in Ludlow. of Mrs. E.T. Lillard of Summit and tive for a Top Line Wholesale Appli- ding is planned. Miss Smithmeyer is the grand- Mrs. William G Ohaus of Nejv Vernon. Monica K Anzaldi to wed Summit Jewish Center has Christopher Paul Ward- nursery school openings Faith Lutheran collects SUMMIT—The Summit Jewish children with opportunities to expe- backpacks for children Hon. Ross R. and Veronica An- in the same field. She is a policy an- Community Center Nursery School rience success, explore both new zaldi of Summit announce the en- alyst for the Council of State Gov- has openings hi its four-year-old and familiar topics in depth and de- NEW PROVIDENCE —As chil- Each backpack will contain a gagement of thek daughter, Monica ernments in New York City. class for the 2004-2005 school year; velop problem solving skills. The dren enjoy and look forward to their pack of six pens, a pack of six pen- Kristen of New York City, to Her fiance graduated from Get- The class is open to children who curriculum includes language, math, school summer vacations, Faith cils, a box of crayons, a package of Christopher Paul Ward of New York tysburg College in Pennsylvania will be at least four years old by literature, science, music, art, com- Lutheran Church, at 524 South St., lined notebook paper, a package of City, son of Paul and Ranney Ward with a B.A. in Spanish and fromth e Sept. 30. Students may be enrolled puters and movement. is preparing for the September construction paper, a toothbrush and of Centreville, Del. Fordham University School of Law for three, four or five days per week. Students will be taught by a certi- school opening. tube of toothpaste. The collection The bride-to-be graduated from hi New York City with a juris doctor. Faith Lutheran is collecting back- period will continue throughout the Duke University, Durham, N.C., In September, he will begin a clerk- The class meets from 9 a.m. to 11:30 fied teacher. The SJCC Nursery a.m. Additional enrichment classes School features low student-teacher packs to deliver to children of Christ summer. The backpacks will be dis- with a B.A. in public policy and ship for the State of New Jersey Su- Our Savior Lutheran Church hi Jer- tributed at the beginning of Septem- from Johns Hopkins University, Bal- perior Court hi Elizabeth. are also available. ratios which allow for attention to individual learning styles and devel- sey City, Faith's mission partner; ber, prior to the opening of schools. timore, Md., with a graduate degree A May 2005 wedding is planned. The nursery school program fea- children of Plainfield and children To participate hi this program, tures a well-rounded approach that opment. selected by the New Providence call the office of Faith Lutheran at incorporates kindergarten readiness For information about registra- Community Service Association. 908-665-5177. activities with a Jewish component. tion or to arrange a school tour, call The nurturing environment provides the director at 908-277-3919. St. Teresa's adds Religious Chabacl Aleph-Bet program Cape Cod $25500 Education classes for children BI-Level $25700 accepting new students SUMMIT — St. Teresa's Religious Education curriculum and Preschool and Kindergarten, 306 enrichment activities. Split Level $2,900 BERKELEY HEIGHTS ^- The tively involve students, and to keep Morris Ave., will add Religious Ed- Children will get a snack and Price includes: removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean Chabad of Union County Aleph-Bet the children motivated and enthusi- ucation Enrichment classes for chil- play outside as well. up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. Program is once again opefiing its astic," said Rabbi Avrohm Blesof- dren who be attend kindergarten in Those interested should call the § CARLSON BROS. 9OS-272-12SS doors to the Jewish community of sky. The curriculum is taught the fall. school office at 908-277-6043. Union County, regardless of back- through a variety of mediums such There will be an afternoon class, The school can put your child's ground, affiliation or level of obser- as games, drama, songs, arts and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. on Mondays and name on a list until you have been vance. crafts, cooking, workshops and holi- a morning class, 9 to 11 a.m. on Fri- assigned to a kindergarten session; BLISS ESTABLISHED 1882 days, to accommodate all children. then they will be placed in the ap- The Chabad Aleph-Bet Program day celebrations." The class will include the regular propriate enrichment class. emphasizes Jewish values and The Chabad Aleph-Bet Program ethics. Mutual respect and tolerance starts Sept. 12 and is held one day a for fellow human begins are taught week for children ages six to 12. No Wallace Chapel Conference as basic principles of the Jewish- membership is required. BLACK CARPENTER ANTS faith. 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THINKING ABOUT GOING INTO resume to 908665-9575 OFFICE HELP If Someone can do it...so knowingly accept any 5132 IUMMIT Lrg 2 bdrm apt, gnll $1100/week Call Owner/ Developer seeks advertising for real es- hardwood firs, dish- OR RETUR1VSN3T0TEMHNG? Needed PT. Apply at Pre- can you! 908-2768738 i AMERICA'S organized task oriented cision Escalator, 147 N. tate which is in violation NEW PROVIDENCE - 2BR, washer; on site parking, Unusual opportunity as part- 2 - 3 qualified T.V. Direct Dental! Hygienist indiv. to compliment our Michigan Ave., Kenilworth. of the law. To report Kit/BA 2 car parking walk to tram $l,55O/mo time (morning) Kindergar- Mail & Confirmed Ap- ASR FORCE exc. p/t opport in a friendly, team. Computer literacy Side of Bldg. Wooden steps. discrimination, call the $14OO/mo. Utils. included with h&h/w Call Knsten at ten Assistant Teacher at a pointments Daily! quality oriented fam. pratt. & good communication Office of Fair Housing 908-464-7234 97-635-2180, M-F, 9am RETIRED COUPLE looking highly regarded, small in- $l,000/$2,500 Immediate Jobs available in over 150 in the Bernardsville area. skills necessary. New and Equal Opportunity NEW PROVIDENCE 2 or 3 5pm. for 2BR cottage under" dependent Short Hills school, careers, plus: Potential...Per week! No M Every other Sat. 8-12, Providence office, flex. 25 of the U.S. Department BRs. 2 fl. apt, DR, LR, $900 90S647 9479 known for its innovative * Enlistment Bonuses for INSURANCE / experience Necessary! UNION - 2 BR, 2 fam , 2™ $45/hr 908-719-2910 hour schedule. Fax re- of Housing and Urban large EIK, full bath, C/A, curriculum. 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UNION - Fum large 1 rm * Up to 100% Tuition as- Agency seeks detail- for the hearing im- $1500. per mo. + util. for hands-on activities, sistance eral Trade Commission to run errands, P/U .grocer- paired is 212-708-T455. studio everything incl, European Brass Bed $950 oriented person w/ good BINDERY 9086040448 ability to relate well to five High Tech training find out how to spot ies, VVait for deliveries, $825/mo , 1 mo sec Ice-cream table/ 4 chairs, Vacation - pet feeding, computer skills. PT, 8:3a. 908-964-4718 and six year olds. Send High school grads age 17- medical billing scams. 1- 12:30 pm, M-F, $13/hr. Fax GENERAL GREENBROOK - 2br, 2 1/2 $75 Oak swivel chair, cover letter and resume to 27 call 1-800-423-USAF 877-FTC-HELP. 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Princi- all appliances, $1490. $1200-1450. Call Grundig short wave radio A REAL ESTATE to spot a medical billing $50 973467-0657 email [email protected]: f you are interested in scam from the Federal Women & Families, Call G. Vicari at 908-276- . pals only. 609-971-6890 Call Dominiok at 908- Susan Massa and/or phone at LICENSE IN JUST Health & Fitness, have Trade Commission, 1 79 Maple St., Summit, NJ 8100 ext. 534 for ap- 464-1747 908-233-6679 973-379-3442 computer skills & an out- 877-FTC-HELP. A mes- pointment. EOE/ manda- . Burgdorff ERA tory drug testing. 2 % WEEKS" going personality. Curves sage from NJN Publishing BERKELEY HGTS. 5BR, 3 NEW PROVIDENCE- 6rm apt Westfield 5 different APTS, Real estate training & men- has PT positions available and the FTC. OFFICE % bath, Fam. rm w/FP, + basement in VA duplex, Avail. Aug 1 & Sept 1. tor guidance. Busy, in Berkeley Heights. ELECTRICIAN Den, Extended Kit, Priv. $1900/mo. Utils & heat 2BR, $1200/mo, 3BR, Metal Roofing & Siding BABYSITTER friendly Madison office. 908-286-1177 Receptionist ASSISTANT Berkeley Heights. yard. Scm porch, 2 Decks not included. Avail 9/1. 2BA, deluxe $22OO/mo. Buy Direct, We Manufac- Looking for Mechanic with $639,000 908464-3328 Call Helen 908464-5505 After school trans., and FT/PT also Shampoo Assis- Part time for company in 215-766-7717 ture for Residential, WEICHERT Berkeley Heights. Flexible experience in all types of companion for 2 boys in • FREE QOLF tant FT/PT. For an Upscale •BRANCHBURG* N. PLAINHELD - Vkt 1BR, 4&5 Commercial, Agriculture in t Pro Shop Cashier and Gold Westfeld Salon. 9086544417 hours, Mon. - Fri., 9 to 3. custom residential wiring. rms. $850 & $950«Jtils. WESTFIELD . Apartment Galvanized, Galvalume; Westfield, 6 & 11, M-F, 3- REALTORS Very interesting work. 18 available August, great 6. Valid NJ DL & ref s. Course. Rangers needed. Duties include answering BY OWNER 3rms. $695+ufils. ho pets. 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A message from SupervisorTrahees w/skyllght, DR, den, LR Uniforms & training pro- 973-777-0267 fir., avail, immed. Call -** , NJN Publishing and the vided by Summit Police w/fplc, quiet street, back SPRINGFIELD studio apt, Landlord 908-507-6980 Wesehet POSITIONS ARE WWW.LEKON.NET deck, backyard w/patio. separate entrance, eat in CHILD CARE FTC. Dept. Applicants must be 30's Hand Carved U.. AVAILABLE AT OUR New roof, siding & fence. kit $700 includes utils. Summit family seeks after Realtors? at least 18 years of age, Exp. responsible, caring BERKELEY HEIGHTS Sets. Girls Bdr., marbletop - WARREN, WESTFIELD 908-889-1633 No smoking, no pets. Call school child care for 9yr. provide own transporta- loving nanny seeks partSme DOWNTOWN - Retail / Of- end tables, kitchen set, . ' CASH GRANTS- AND CRANFORD 973-37&0629 old son in our home. D.lic tion to post & must be liv&out 2-3 days position. Lt WESTFIELD BY OWNER fice ' 3 units avail. 700, DR tab'le, dropleaf table +~ ' We sell more .BRANCHES 350 & 250+/-sq.ft., 2nd + own transportation re- 2004! capable of working out- housekeeping,refs. avail inarming, expanded cape STIRLING - studio apt. avail. more. 908-277-6844 -v- quired along with excellent Because we do more side in all weather. 908-2734403. corner lot, 3BR, 2BA, 2 fir., avail, immedl Call Private, Government grants 8/1/04, $475/mo. no pets, references. World Savings Offers our car detached, deck, fin- Landlord 908-507-6980 3X6 OAK TABLE- 4 royaFf.- f for Personal bills, School, *Help Around Your Home* no smoking. 908647-2089 Will consider professional part lime employees: ished basement, living, blue padded chairs & Business, etc. $47 billion Applications available at 1 ; Yard work; painting, odd SUMMIT 2 -BRr; 1; bath, BERKELEY HTS- Medical of- nannies + college students F/T WAREHOUSE *F!eMbie hours dining, EIK, oil hot water : bench, excl. cond., Asking - dollars left unclaimed Summit Police Depart- townhouse garden apt fice space for sub tease, p/t and f/t. Call Alicia at High end fabric company in *No nights and Sundays jobs, etc. We do the small baseboard, 4 zones $250.973-701-7027. ~ 2003. Never Repay. Live ment, 512 Springfield Ave. jobs larger contractors convenient downtown lo- Springfield Ave. 1,000 sq. ft 212-351-7335 Berkeley Hts. seeks ware- Questions should be di- * Benefit package includ- $435k, 908654-3117 operators. 1-800-420- turn away from. cation. 908-277-0227 Lease wesk^, monthyoriearV, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY 8 pc. house help. Pick & ship rected to Lt. Mason, Traf- ing 401 (k) 8331 ext. 24,7 days. small parcels, some client *908-272-6260* util. incl. Call 9086652772 DINING ROOM SET. Must fic Bureau, 908-277-9397. SUMMIT-2 BR-charming sell. $1,000. NANNY - FT contact via telephone. Call World Savings offers our Downtown. $1100. mo. CHILD CARE- Madison F/T EOE. NEW PROVIDENCE 90&647-9479 Summit family for ages 5 & Robert 908454-1177, exL 18. supervisor trainees: HOMEOWNERS! BEEN 908-598-0522 Nanny, infant twins, Springfield Ave., office space 3%, exp.'d, reliable a must * Extensive " earn while TURNED DOWN? 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ARM CHAIR & OTTOMAN, PT for Berkeley Heights tor Magnets. Serious CALL 1-388415-9641 SUMMIT - 2 BR, LR, EIK, 2" my Berkely Heights home. SUMMIT- 4rm office suite Brown leather, like new couple. Good ref.'s, li- HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE Workers ONLY! National Our ideal candidate is ener- HOUSEKEEPERS, fir. of 3 fam. Victorian, cense w/ car to drive our Begin 9/8/04 Need ref.'s NANNIES, COMPANIONS w/ private bath. Central cond., $800./OBO 973- &exp. 9088980553 STUDENTS arriving August Home Assemblers, 1- getic and can provide ex- ear., & laundry rm., son to & from school All nationalities/Lic/Bonded $1250/ mo. Walk to NY business location. Close 701-7788. need Host families. Local 570-549-3640 RCS1007 cellent customer service to railroad station. Ava Mon., Wed., & Fri. Call representatives also while promoting out line of AURORA AGENCY bus/train. 908-2730957 ART DECO DRESSER, bed & Eves. 908-508-9850 or financial products and serv- 170 Morris Ave. LBr, NJ 9/1, possibly earlier. 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A message from 866-334-3253 X 609 math skills A MUST! Du- petitive salary & benefits. Good refs. own trans, laun- NOTICE 0B0 9086885240 DRIVER: NJfJPubrishingandtheRC. ties include answering 8 Medical Exp. a plus. Call dry, ironing 973*71-0660 ORLANDO LUXURY RESORT All residential real estate $l,00O-$l,200 WEEKLY. line phone, data & A/R Denise at 9087898788 X303. VILLAS 2,3,4 bedrooms advertising in this news Bedroom Set- Quarterly bonuses, Short POLISH REFERRAL SERVICE entry, WP, filing, faxing $91,900 - $149,900 paper is subject to the Huffman Koos Haul Pay, Layover & De- INC. providing live-in/out mail, plus more. 908-272- LAUNDRY PT MEDICAL : FULLY FURNISHED. Use/ Federal Fair Housing Act, SUMMIT- 1 car. Walk t< cherry bdrm set, 4 post - tention Pay, Comprehen- housekeeper for elderly. Lie. queen size. 2 dressers w/ S800 then rent to vacationers. the New Jersey Law train. $90. Mo. sive Benefit Package. & Bonded 908689-9140 mirror, VGC ask $1500 • PERSON ASSISTANT Lake Marion Golf Resort Against DiscriminaBon and 732-3964668 Class-A CDL Required. PT RETAIL SALES 908310-5645 Weekend work, nights. needed for busy doctors of- POLISH WOMAN will clean Sales (888) 382-0088 For Pennsylvania - Human Call Smith Transport at CONSTRUCTION NATURAL FOOD STORE Must have own trans. fice. M, T, & Th. Fax re- your home & office. Refs, Rentals (877) 604-3500 Relations Act These laws BEDROOM SET Platform 1-888-467-6484 or visit Sider/Roofer helper. Year round Full/Part Time Engfeh speaking. Call 908 sume to 908-276^807 or Car & Exp.! 908862-2864 www.lakemarion.net prohibit discrimination in the queen bed w/4 drawers, our website at wori<. NJ Driver's license a Knowledge of computers. BERKELEY HEIGHTS- court 4540300 ask for Diane call Phyllis at 908-276- sale, rental or financing of headboard has 2 attached www.smithtransport.com must. 908-322-8602 9595. Experience Preferred. Call Linda at 973-377-8663 Seniors Companionship/care try cottage, pristine cond, liveHn/live-out Provided by dwellings. 2BR, EIK, DW, privat night-stands on each side, Exp. European Ladies. •yard, deck, immed occu- lighted, w/2 shelves & 2" The Fair Housing Act 908-931-1341 pancy,- $1500/mo. 1M drawers on each. Head- makes it illegal to advertise mo. sec. 90*6046872 board Is mirrored with 2 Basking Ridge Area- Cute "any preference, limitation, drawers & lighted. Solid rm apt, w/d, close to train discrimination because of Botetey HTS- Ccey 6 im hm. Bark oak made by J. Boyd. Af-- VOCAL LESSONS and hwys, no pets. Rea- race, color religion, sex, Ikeseffirg. deck,ar,W/D.Wah moire w/6 drawers & 3 All styles - All ages sonable. 908-766-0334 handicap, familial status, toteh, Avail. Sept 1. $1650 shelves. Dresser w/3 Her 908-322-9434 CHATHAM - FURNISHED 1 & or national origin, or inten- 906464-1917. NO PETS! mirror & 9' drawers. BR apts., center of town. Shon tion to make any such $2500. 732-432-9686 preference, limitation, or NEW PROVIDENCE - Spacious tenti avail Start at $1250/mo 3BR/lba, 1st fl. apt w/ Beige/Brown Queen Sleeper 973-635-6878 discrimination." Familial sta- pafio-Avail. immed $1650. mo Sofa. Scandinavian Off- tus includes children under CRANFORD 2 Bdr. apt, off- CENTENNIAL QUARTERS white 5pc. modular set the age of 18 living with ADIRONDACK/TUG HILL street parking, no pets, 908-277-O077 incl. 2 corner pc. Single avail. 9/1, $995/mo. + parents or legal guardians; chair & double sleeper LAND SALE! pregnant women; and SUMMIT- 3BR, 2.5BTH, !r 3 Acres- River Access- util. 908-276-2385 love seat All Exc. cond. people securing custody of w/fireplace, fin. bsm' 9086653827 Was $12,900 NOW CRANFORD - 3 BR, 2 BA, children under 18. w/fireplace, deck. Close $7,900 new renovated, walk to to Franklin* school. BROYHILL FONTANA AR 27 Acres- Redfield, train/town, $1500 Call 908 In addition to the protec- $2500/mo. 908451-6155 MOIRE- $500. BAKER Sect Salmon River- Was 272-7142 tions noted above, New (cell) or 90*835-1403 Sofa. $1350. 973607-9100 Certified Instructors $29,900 NOW $19,900 Jersey law prohibits CRANFORD- 3 BR, BK, DR, SUMMIT - 3 BR, 2 BA, LR, BR set- Twin bed, oak, 5 Acres- Riverfront, discrimination based on HEALTHCARE f LR, BA, W/D, AC. Prof. coU DR, fam. rm., C/A, porch, spindle, headboard and woods- Was $29,900 creed," ancestry, marital pie pref. $1600 -t util. Avail. lg. yd., quiet convenient footboard, dresser, minor,'. Victoria Healthcare and Sub-acute Center, a gra- NOW $21,900 desk- chair, and book- Call Betsy at Highest Quality land at dis- 9/1908-931-1017 status, affedual or sexual location, $2800/mo. cious, upscale facility in Matawan t*f}, is expand- orientation, or nationality, case. $500 973-635-8851 counted prices! Yr round Downtown Summit No fee! MOUNTAIN AGENCY ing its staff and has many opportunities. roads, elec, survey, guar 3 block walk to train, LG and Pennsylvania law REALTORS 908-273-2212 prohibits discrimination on Bunk bed set w/mattresses, Murray Hill Health offer EXCELLENT SALARIES and WOHKING CON- anteed buiidable! Terms! 1BR w/study, 1 parking & dresser, & 2 desks, $500. Hurry! 800-260-2876. driveway, $1295 per mo. the basis of age, cHsabifty WESTHELDSmaB house, reno Sportcraft air hockey ta- & Racquet Club DITIONS, complementary meals and flexible www.mopseriverland.com 973-715-3960 or ancestry. vated,$125Q. l%sec&uHL ble, $50. Whirlpool 908-7890625Avait.immed. schedules. NEW GKADS WELCOME! (EOEM/F) ATTENTION HUNTERS! 5C ELIZABETH Elmora area, at The newspaper will not "Ultimate Care" washer, Acres - $69,900 Buy now tic apt. LR, 1 BR, bath, kil knowingly accept or print WESTFIELD- Viet. 4-5BR $100. 908-322-4128 RNs-GREAT RATES hunt this fall! Woods, any advertising for residen- 4BTH $3700. Close te 908-665-1141 & SIGN ON BONUS OTs-FULLTIME $675 utils included, n CHILDCRAFT OAK CRIB w/ Stream, apple trees! Tro- smoking, no pets. Cal tial real estate which town, train, school. 5 drawers, converts to youth , Per Diems Call Susan Massa Please respond to: phy Bucks! 3 % hrs. NYC! 908-906-1274 violates the law. bed, $250. Small wooden LTC Unit Mgr FT Terms! Won't last! 877 908-233-1881 Kate DeVane crib,$30.908-79r>a399 Weekend Supervisors 815-5263 ELIZABETH - Elmora Sec- To report-housing discrimi- Burgdorff ERA I FT/FT www.upstateNYIand.com tion 1 BR apts., ht, nation, call the Office of Fair Coffee & Matching End Ta- incl., $825 908-353*135. Housing and Equal ble Glass top, wrought FARM FORECLOSURE! COOK GARWOOD - 1BR apt in sm Opportunity of the US. Iron bass, Can email iLPNs - GREAT RATES 10 Acres - $24,900 SPRINGFIELD - Roomate to LTC experience friendly complex. Heat & ho' Department of Housing photo! Must Sell! 908- All Shifts, FT/PT Gorgeous Mohawk Valley share 2BR apt w/ swim- water incld. No pets, Work and Urban Development 790-0678 acreage! Woods, fields, ming pool, garage, close DIETARY AIDES out & laundry room onsite. (HUD) at 1-800-699-9777. CNAs-GREAT RATES to trans. $800. Incl. util DESK, roiitop, 3 drawers, No Experience views! Twn rd, elect! $1005.908789-9198 The HUD TTY telephone Days & Eves, FT/PT Terms! Hurry! 877-815-526- 973-912-8192. practically new, $300. Call number for the hearing 973-701-1836 Post Your www.upstatteNYIand.com GARWOOD - 2BR, 2°° fir. of impaired is (212) 708-1455. P/ease respond to: /Above responses go to: • fam, DW, W/D HU, off-Si DINING RM SET cherry, ta- Anthony Men. NY's SALMON RIVER RE- pkg, close to shop & trans, Murea! Leak, DON GION 16 Acres- Road '& In New Jersey, call the ble, leaf, 6 chairs, china rec. updated. Avail. Mimed Division of Civil Rights in cabinet buffet $600. Mir- Utilities- $18,900. 5 Acres $1300/mo. a 1% mo. sec. Ph: (732)765-5600 Fas: (732)4414171 Bass iake-$35,900. Neai the Department of Law and ror $50. Organ $150, Tif- Local Job 908-23S6486 MOUNTAINSIDE- rumisnec Pulaski, Salmon River Public Safety at (609) 984- fany lamp $140. A/C GARWOOD 2BRs, LR/DR, 3100. In Pennsylvania, call office space to sub-lease, $125. Call 908688-2736 Mad River. Call Now, AC! well located, prestigious kit, yard, W/D hkup, quiet the Pennsylvania Human l-aOO-229-7843 or visi bldg 908^54-9403. DINING RM TBL-teautiful, con www.LandandCamps.com St neartransp., n/s, n/p, Relations Commission at temporary, baeled giasstop HERE $950 + utils. 908-5180650 1717) 787-4410 or rhe Fair tW. wroughtiron base, custom Garwood Fum studio, quiet Housing Council of tbl. protector, 42x72, N/S. Near shop/trans. Suburban Philade^hia at Small Room for Rent in $650. 97366&0591 (610)604-4411. Cranford. $135 week Avail 8/10. $750/mo utils Dining room by Burlington incl + 1.5 mo seel Nc Imo/sec 908-931-1397 ST!RUNG-2,400-4,8p0SF House. Trestle table, pets. 908-789-0503 Of super clean air condi SUMMIT: Room for renl wing back chairs, china tioned flex space. Avai LINDEN- IBRapts., fit hi $125 per week. Call 908 closet, server. Highest immed. Boyle Real Estafc incl., gar., $875/mo. 5980522 quality construction. Group. 908-6534800 Please call 732-340-0100 $2,000,908-665-8671 , The Summit Herald, Berkeley Heights, New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, My 31, 2004 ->AGE 11 L DINING ROOM SET Maytag dishwasher- White, L Formal, Drexel Heritage, 4yrs old $99 Tentun • •• PAUl^SfRASH Menza Masonry & • beautiful dark tbl. w/6 stepper exercise machine, iONGA DRUMS, PAIR Do you own a Pet Service, ORMER IRS AGENT PRE- 00' Ford Expedition Eddie LEXUS 2001ES 300 silver ] suede chairs S500/obo $30. Call 908-964-2317 Building Inc. W PASSAT '00 black, V6, Toca,red. Almost new, used Love Animals or Are Just PARES Ind & corporate Bauer- loaded, many tow mi., exc. cond., 85k, great shape. Asking, iPeg Perego stroller $40 SPECIALIST IN ALL PHASES loaded, $23,500. PLAYPEN- very little! No stand $150. Dedicated to Your reiurns & resolves all IRS extras, 45k, recent svcs $10,200. 908464-7423 . Call 908-232-4907 Pet(s) or Others? OF MASONRY WITH 21 908-2764900 Graco, barely used, $25 908-2335761 problems, bswesf prices. YRS. EXP. done, like newlexclcond. ONING ROOM SET- Maple, Reach over 37,000 $25,000 973-701-8709 Iwona 90*626-1990 0WARD SPINET PIANO 973-984-2997 •Workman's Compensation LEXUS RX300 '99 fully W PASSAT '99 - GLS 4Dr .round w/ 4 chairs & hutch. Households. For more Sedan, 1.8 Ltr Turbo, auto. exc. cond., $l,000/obo & liability Insurance 00' Ford Ranger P/U loaded, AC, sunroof, Protective covers incl., 3 Information about our REASONABLE RATES Beige, 16k, pw, pi, cd, a/c, heated seats, 100+K ml, Sports tires, AC, CD, 47.5K 908-233-2209 PET DIRECTORY Certificates supplied for •leaves. 12pc. Lenox Charles Yards, Cellars, Attics, each Job. at, 6cyl, $9500obo very good cond. asking $11,150 908-771-O457 Please Call Maryann at ton china. B09Q8-771-0(HD TRUMPET - Jupiter B flat Garages & Gutters, * Local references call908-771-9018 $14,425, 908-771-9518 908-894-1102 m W PASSAT GLX WAGON'97. EifiifJG ROOM SET - Tbl, 4 slide; like new, $175. Cleaned, & light Hauling * Competitive Rates 93' Olds Royale 88 LINCOLN TOWN CAR TOURING 5spd. V6, silver, ithr AC, all chairs & china closet $500. 2 good table lamps, $10 908464-8061 AB PUPS AKC, yel- Full Salon 908-273-4340 * Guaranteed Work EDITION 2000 - showman 125k, 1 owner, ps, pb, a/c, pwr., moon roof & rack, all Dresser, amoire & 2 nt each. 1 box of silk flow- low/black, written guaran- 15yrs Professional Free Est. 908-665-0819 cond., fulty loaded, mnroof, pw, pi, new front tires & new brakes, ABS, exc. cond stands $300. Piano $500. ers, $25. Paehysandrea tee, vet refe. 732-469- Service. 5 disc CD, only 26K, trans, needs some work 89K,$5500.917-601-1216. Misc HH items. 90&322- plants, 100 for $10. 5685 or 908-24&8509. 908472-9478.. $1100 obo 908-233-2489 $19,200 97333&3910 9419 973-376-0857 BERKELEY HISHTS - 7/30 DECKS BY UNLIMITED & 7/31, 9-3Pm, 76 Or- ITTBULL PUPPIES Cham- Ve build all types of decks. 36' DODGE NEON MARQUIS 1997- Palm WE BUY CARS. HIGHEST I imng mam table- Beautiful ABSomrav NO COST TO chard Lane. Moving Sate! pion bloodlines. Papers, Beach. Black/gr. leath. All work guaranteed 10 yrs. EXCL CONDITION, LOW MILE- PRICES PAID, MA- go'den pine, round, 2 Fum., crystal, HH, and shots, $400. Call iare/fteeru int, 50k mi., well maint'd. YOU!! NEW POWER WHEEL- ABSOLUTE BEST AGE, MANY NEW PARTS, RANO & SONS AUTO leaves opens to 83" oval, Much More!!! 908*06-6250 Free Est Ins. 908-2768377 $7,000 obo 973-744-1854 CHAIRS, SCOOTERS, HOS- PAINTING & WALLPAPER $3900908-2734094 SALES, INC. 507-13 •w/ 6 spindle-back chairs. PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC it. Bernard Pups- AKC, bom Faux finishes, Rock & plaster 98' Mere Grand Marquis LS Mazda 626 1999'leather in- South Ave., 150 South 3\\'hSe wood radiator covers SUPPLIES CALL 1-800- BERKLEY HGTS - MOVING 6/18, family raised, beau- 3ERT, TEACHER to care for repair, neat quality wo*, 15 Silver/Gray, At, dual terior, New tires, low mi- Ave., Garwood 47", 52". 57* long. Potter) 843-9199 TO SEE IF YOU SALE 80 Whitney Dr. Fri. 7/30 9am-5pm, Ralndate: tiful! Shots included, child/children,aftemoonfi yrs. exp. Mark 90868&8965 pwr seat, eiimate control, lage, clean, well main- Barn white corner com- QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. or wknds. 973-912-8192 outer desk. AH bast offer, 7/31 Furniture, HH goods $625.610-847-5297 93s abs, Ithr, ps, pw, pi, tained. $7,000 908-245- ALL STEEL BUILDINGS & more! AFFORDABLE & QUALITY am/fm cass, dual air bags, 0156 must sell. 90S-522-1745 oy Poodle Pups- AKC. Bom :hild Care Opening in My Custom Window Treat- Interior Painting premium wheels, exc!. cond. 25x28 was $8,300, sell 5/13/04. M/F Red No Berkley Heights Home. ments, dl shades binds, MAZDA MIATA 2000-5spd DSfiiNG SET-, opens to JHATHAM- 90 Kings rd, Sat No Job Too Small 68k, $7800obo $4,990. 30x46 was shedding, No dander. FT/PT all ages Refs 90S- upholstery, pilowj table white 2 seater convertible, 73x42" 4 chairs and huteh, $14,300, sell $6,980. 7/31, 10-2 Entire house 308-232-6940 908-272-4739 '55 Chevy 4 dr., 350 eng., Great for allergy 898-1425. Nicole. skirfe&mae. 973-763-3819 A/C, CD low ml, fid. cond, ask- va-v' good cond. $400. 48x100 was $27,800, sell contents inc. BR sets, liv- AT, runs good, prone family $700 . DAVE^PROFESSIONAL' ACCURA 2.5 TL '98 - 75K, iZ$10 wood, 6 drawers, great 30'x40'. 35'x60'. 40 x80'. 160 Boulevard. Estate MOTHER'S HELPER Fully-hs. Free Esfs. "I can OBO 908-898-0171 Runs great, CD, P/W, sun- cond. $800/obo, pictures sale, everything must gol dig it!" Call 908464-3889 OLD GUY PAINTING. good cond., 81,000 mi., 1 45'x90'. 5O'xlOO\ Experienced older sister, 11 ACURA '87 Integra LS, roof, great int/body, blue, avail upon request. Call Fum., Kitchenware, Tools. Need Interior painting? owner, runs well. $2,000 6O'xl80' Others. Pio- years old, good with auto, 4 dr., hatchback, $2900.908-797-4086. 908-317-0809 housework & has dealt MAR-CA FENCE CO. Call the Old Guy 908-5614949 neer, 1-800-668-5422. PW, PDL, PS, PB, AC, CC, LINDEN - 7/31, 9-3Pm, 528 with babies and young For ail your fencing needs. • 908/769-8971 uR SET- Antique French Oak Beechwood Rd. Estate children. Fully insured. Free esti- am/fm cassette w/eq., MERCEDES 450SE '73 4 dr. Inlaid - w/side board & 6 DINING RM. TABLE- 4 Sale! entire contents of Can Amanda 9087300864 mates. Custom wood, PVC, RICK'S PAINTING- Int./Ext. foglamps, 85k, MERCEDES BENZ '86 560SL 8 cyl, moss green, saddle chairs. $3500 Ex. cond. chairs and china closet, house!! Antiques, free- chain link or aluminum. 3 & POWERWASHING $700./OBO Call 908686- light Ivory on palomino leather, exc cond. in- 308-273-0052 $250. Drumsets, Make bies, Furn., & More! ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. Our longtime Nanny is look- generation. 908464-9240 Free Est. Call 908/464-5597 7484 leave message. leather, both hard and soft side/outside, garaged kept, $5500. Call 908- ENTERTAINMENT CENTEB • Offer. Call 908-272-6477 Do you earn up to ing for FT position. She is )r fax 908464-6616 ACURA '92 Legend 150+K tops, all ortg., perfect Cond. MOUNTAINSIDE- 248 Holly 464-3073 white wash wood, 6 ft. $800/day? Your own lo- caring, attentive & re- mi., new tires/battery, perfectly maint 82K, Discount Steel Buildings Hill, Sat. 7/31 & Sun 8/1, tall, glass doors, $300/ cal candy route. Includes sponsible. Please give her heated seats, sunroof, $20,500 OBO Call 973-226- Top quality/l-Beam con- 9a-12p. Books, fum & Premium obo 908-206-0871 30 Machines and Candy. a call at 973-372-1485. or Best offer. 908*934693 2077 structionl 40x60 now housewares, Dirt Central All for $9,995. Call 1-S00- call Ann Marie 212424- Entertainment Unit modular $15,960. 50x100 now to Cedar to Holly Hill 0339. GUTT3?CLEAMNG Painting Acura Coupe, CL 2.2, 97" MERCEDES BENZ C230 '97 HEVY BLAZER LT '01 Blk honey color finish, great 8146443. Sliver 5spd stick exc cond. Blk, loaded, 79K mi. Ask- $28,900. 60x200 now MOVING SALE 229 Third $75 Most Homes w/charcoal leath. int, ex- storage, exc. cond. $500/ Are you making $1,000 'Int/Ext Leather, 69k mi. Garaged, ' 90*654-3585 $62,400. 100x150 now Ave, Garwood, cell, cond., 38K mi., ex- obo. Pictures available I per week? All cash vend- one owner. $8250 973-635- $89,800. Call 1-800- Elec.W/D.Record cab, 4drwr DEEGAN GUTTER CO. MERCEDES E320 '98 Mdnte tended GM warranty, On- S08-317-0809 ing routes with prime loca- 0196 840-1699. tile cab.,curt/drps.. Dishes, 908-322-2014 blue/tan Ithr., loaded, Star, moonroof, remote tions available now! Under Fuii size "brass bed, $250. 2 Cookware, & much moie! AUDI A4 1.8T 98- 45k exc. cond, 63K mi., new starter. $18,900 908- D00RS&WINDOWS - *New $9,000 investment re- GUTTER CLEANING walnut end-tables vvy glass 908-7893371 NEED AFFORDABLE miles, one owner, 5-sp snow/reg tires, garaged, 301-0643 half- moon, pre-hung doors, quired. Call Toll Free (24- •EXTERIOR REPAIRS* tops & coffee table inside & outside. 90&482- HEALTHCARE? $59.87/ stand., Exc. cond., asking Just detailed! $20iyobo 7) 800-333-2254 ROOFING/SIDING CHEVY BLAZER S-10,1993 w/glass top. $250. 973- 3677 NEW PROVIDENCE- 44 month per Family. No limi- $12,000 908-5224)333 908-370-2776 Chamwood Rd. {off Passaic tations. All Pre-existing STEVEN J CLARKE Loaded,. 98K, Great cond. 377-4364 $$CASHS$ Cash Now for BMW '015301, Black w. grey Mercury Grand Marquis LS, Exerciser, power rider, total St)Fri.&Sat7/30&31.9-3 Conditions OK. Call United 908-286-1535 $2000/obo 908-273-1745 FUTON L.L. BEAN in current structured settlements, int, 29.5K miles, 5 spd 1999- Creampuff cond. aerobic workout, like new, annuities, and insurance Family! (800) 250-2038 4dr, 18k miles, 28mi per catalog, white frame, new NEW PROVIDENCE MOVING manual, coid/piemium pkg DODGE '99 Durango 5.2L, instructional video, $75. payputs. (800) 794-7310 X1065 CE06619 gal hw, leather int., mattress slipcover and SALE- 81 Woodland Rd., Gutters Cleaned and much more. Immac. 3" row seat, rear AC, 20" 90&665-1912 J.G. Wentworth means $11750. 908-23*5596 bedding included, exc 7/31 & 8/1,104. Cash & LIGHT HAULING JOHNCUCCINIELLO cond., certified, warranty, chrome wheels. 79k mi., cond. C'SQ.973-3794597 For sale 8 new vending ma- Carry. Too Much to Mention Cash Now for Structured REASONABLE RATES $32,500 o.b.o. Call 90S- Settlements! MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS $12,500/0BO 908403- chines, $280 each or b/o *DIET PILLS* New Prescrip- 908-273-4340 4643135 LAKE WROUGHT IRON Coffee SHORT HILLS- 51 Pine Ter- '87 4-dr., good condtion 0918. please call 908-996-0669 tion Strength (Phentrazine a end tables, Ital. marble & race East. Fri. 7/30, Sat CASH GRANTS! 20041 973-376-3827 BMW 325ES '86 - 5 spd 80K mi., $1,100 908- $47 billion left un- 37.5mg 60 tabs $89.95) 276-7850 call anytime antq.wood cof. tbls.,boys BR REE 4-ROOM DIRECTV 7/31, 9-3. bedroom sets, manual, 144K, great sta- DODGE DURANGO SLT+ claimed 2003. Private, No Prescription Neededl set, LR chairs, TV stands & SYSTEM INCLUDES IN- retro furniture, baby stuff, tion car, $1200. MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS Government Grants for FREE Shipping KEN LEPORE '00 V8, all-power, silver, more. 908-889-7051 STALLATION! 4 Mo. FREE TVs, sporting equipment, SPA. Must Sell. 908-233-0329 GS SEDAN 1996- 4dr, Scyl Personal bills, School, 1-888-527-0870 DIETP1LL- GUTTERS 47K ml., leather, 3rd row, programming w/NFL Sun- & collectibles. 7-Person Deluxe. Never BMW 740IL 01'-Anthracite, 68k mi,, dual airbag, exc. LAZY BOY- 4 pc sectional Business, etc. Never USA.COM Installed,repaired hitch, 3 year power train day Ticket subscription. Used. Includes cover. Wil 48k, mint cond., $38500 cond, $4650.908-347-4163 sofa, pull out bed, $500 Repay! Live Operators! cleaned, window warranty transferable, Over 205 channels! Lim- WARREN- 7/30,31,8/1.93 DIRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS Deliver. Full Warranty. 97M35-7169 1-800-420-8331 ext. 26 wash, 908-5800478 908-303*687 MERCURY SABLE GS-1997 Good til 77k or 1/07 ited time offer. S&H, re- 51 Sawmill Rd. 45yrs. of HH, SYSTEM installed & deliv- Can finance W.A.C. Pay- $14,500 908-2844963 Living Room set- couch & bmps,mahoganyfiin. & more. ments Under $100 per BMW X5 2001 4.4! - like Options all power/ABS,69K, strictions apply. 1-800- COFFEE BUSINESS- ITAL- ered free. Say goodbye to new, - 37K, green ext. $3600.obo 908-2330922 • chair, white floral w/ 208-3961. cable forever. Access over Month. In a Hurry. CALL IAN COFFEE COMPANY auto-tiptronic, xenon FORD '93 EXPLORER XLT green and peach back- EXPANDING. Distributors 225 channels. Call 1-800- 800-980-7727. NISSAN '91 300ZX 2+2, 5- lights, prem. whls., dua V6, AUTO, 4WD, ground, 2 white washed HOT TUB/SPA-7 person,45 Wanted. High-profit poten- 859-0440. spd, 130K mi. ex. cond. SUMMIT BIG M0VIN6 SALE A/C, ht'd. seats, multi CD, AM/FM/CD, ALL POWER upholstered chairs jets,10hp,ozone,lights&wate tial. Anyone can do this! www.directech.tv New tires and battery Fri July SO^S. Sun Augl". Handyman home repairs, dual front/side airbags LOADED, 200K HIGHWAY Best Offer 908-771-0810 rfall. Never used, full war- Expresso Italia Call 800- $6900/bo 732-381-3658 8am-4pm, 14 Washington painting, lights installed ABS (4-whl.), snrf., roof MILES, BLACK, GREY IN- ranty.Cost$8000.SeH$3795. 81S6625. (Investment *FIRST TIME EVERI*** LOVE SEAT - Cherry Den Ave. Furn, W/D, & much Free estimates. Call Ray rack. $34,900 973-701-7681 Nissan Sentra GXE 2000- 5 TERIOR, GOOD CONDITION 973-292-1118. Required) HEALTH BENEFITS FOR .Furn., Marble Top Table, more. 908-9180804 908-<568-58Q3. 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BOhOUGr- OF MEW FROVIDENrn - I PFFI JL'lflER S JF1MAKY Of AULIT I E.F ORT FOP All" CH757692 quiring variances for building COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET DIVISION: CHANCERY coverage at 15.71%,: "other1 Balance Balance COUNTY: UNION coverage at 12.22% (reduced ftSSETS AND OEFERBEO CHARGES DOCKET NO.: F1067003 from 22.07%] and total cover- Cash and Investment PLAINTIFF: UNITY BANK age 31 27.93% [reduced from Grants Receivable DEFENDANT: 34.46%] in R-15 Zone) raxes and Liens Receivable ANTHONY C. DIMUZIO & #28-04: Richard &Sheryl Property Acquired for Taxes CATHERINE DIMUZiOH/W. Bafi, 69 Orchard Lane, Block Accounts Receivable JOHN DOE & MARY DOE 3001, Lot 79. (Requesting to Interfunds Receivable WRIT OF EXECUTION put a hot tub on a deck in R-20 Deferred Charges to Future Taxation: DATE: JANUARY 6, 2004 Zone) Funded SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, #29-04: Christian 5 Michele Unfunded THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST Bonnesen, 17 Chaucer Drive, $21,297,331.11 $ 19,856,805.44 A.D. 2004 Block 1002, Lot 45 (Request- LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE "JUDGEMENTAMOUNT" ing to construct an addition re- Bonds, Loans, and Notes Payable $11,463,580.16 512,264,594.16 FOUR HUNDRED ELEVEN quiring variances far side set Improvement Authorizations 3,899,591.96 2,064,258.99 THOUSAND FOUR-HUN- back at 10' to the addition [S.71 Interfunds Payable 413,821.53 438.316.12 DHED THIRTY FOUR & to the existing house and build- Other Liabilities and Special Funds 2,758,645.31 2,878,928.52 59/100 ing coverage at 17.1% in R-15 Reserve for Certain Accounts Receivable 346,882.84 557,404.40 ($411,434.59) Zone) Fund Balance 2.414.809.51 1.653.303.25 ATTORNEY: #30-04: Nick Seth Smith, 41 $21,297,331.11 $19,856,805.44 EUDD LARNER GROSS Gregory Court, Block 4201, Lot COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS ROSENBAUM GREENBERG 2.05 (Requesting to construct a AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE - CURRENT FUND aSADE 120 square foot shed under a Year 2002 WOODLAND FALLS 10' high raised deck in R-20 Revenue and Other Income CORPORATE PARK Zone) Fund Balance Utilized $ 1,634,000.00 203 LAKE DR EAST #31-04: Joy T.& Wen Y.Hsu, Miscellaneous Revenues Anticipated 3,368,551.71 SUITE 100 47 Hillside Avenue, Block Receipts for Delinquent Taxes 297,835.56 CHERRY HILL, NJ 2506, Lot 25 (Requesting to re- Receipts from Current Taxes 34,755,029.71 C'BDOa-4805 construct a house requiring Nonbudget Revenue 46,180.78 SHERIFF: variances for front yard set Other Credits to Income: RALPH FROEHLICH backs to Hillside Avenue at Accounts Payable Cancelled 21,286.62 FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION 29.3' amd Fern Place at 33.1', Unexpended Balance of Appropriation Reserves 541.272.68 IS FILED AT THE UNION a 9.7' side yard set back and 43,181,310.44 40,649.427.02 COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE: total building coverage at DATES: 7/17/04, 7/24/04, 16.97% in R-15 Zone) 3udget Appropriations: 7/31/04. 8/7/04 SUMMH #32-04: Jams & Lisa Zatia, Operations 9,476,668.13 FOUR-HUNDRED FORTY 360 Park Avenue, Block 1101, Capital Improvements 326,000.00 SEVEN THOUSAND SIX- Lot 3 (Requesting to construct Municipal Debt Service 1,582,403.18 HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE & a 154 square foot front porch Statutory Expenditures 347,815.00 52'100 requiring a variance for front Deferred Charges TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT set back at 37' [existing house 11,732,886.31 (S447.675.52) is at 35.25'] in R-15 Hone) Prior Year Tax Exemptions Disallowed 603.42 Interfunds Established (Net) 12,404.65 Ail that certain lot, piece or Any person wishing to inspect D TIBONI WINS FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE CHAMPIONSHIP — The New Provi- parcel of land, with buildings the above files may do so in rior Year Taxes Canceled 46,102.91 and improvements thereon the Board Office between 8:00 .ocal School District Tax 21,810,864.50 dence Secreation Department awarded first-place trophies to the fourth and fifth erected, situated and lying and a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday County Taxes 7.879.146.31 grade softball team sponsored by Joseph Tiboni, Esq. From left are team sponsor Joe being in the Township of Berke- through Thursday and 8:00 to 41,482,008.10 ley Heights, County of Union 1:00 on Fridays. Statutory Excess to Fund Balance 1,699,302.34 Tiboni and team members Allyson Hern, Caroline Teal, Jennifer Libel, Kaitlyn Cres- and the State of New Jersey: SARAH MUELLER Adjustment to Income Before Surplus: cencia, Paige Peterson, Caitlin Kroeger, Shannon Birkner and eoaches Lisa Crescen- STREET ADDRESS: B Fiok- Secretary Expenditures Included Above Which Are By Statute ler Piace Board of Adjustment Deferred Charges to Budgets of Succeeding Year 51.000.00 cia and Brooke Hern. Missing are players Nicole Janazzo, Samantha Janazzo, TAX LOT AND BLOCK: Lot 87 X.25 = $21.75 Statutory Excess to Surplus 1,750,302.34 1,255,829.12 Michelle Ciarrocca, Abby Dragos, Nicole Siatta, Nora Harvey, Kaitie Zabel and coach 30, Block 903. Fund Balance 57 x .25 = S 14.25 BOROUGH OF Balance January 1 1.613.96B.R9 1.995.139.77 Maureen Kroeger. NEW PROVIDENCE 3,364,271.23 3,247,968.89 NOTICE OF APPLICATiON PLANNING BOARD Decreased by: Notice is hereby given that LEGAL NOTICE Utilized as Anticipated Revenue 1.000.000.00 1.634.000.00 Hilltop Community Bank. 385 TAKE NOTICE, at the Plan- Balance December 31 $2,364,271.23 $ 1,613,968.89 Springfield Avenue, Summit, ning Board Meeting of the Bor- RECOMMENDATION New Jersey 07901, intends to ough of New Providence, held That receivables and expenditure reserves for federal and state grants be reviewed for proper dis- iiie an application for FDIC on July 6, 2004, approval was position. consent to eGtyi'iish a branch granted to New Providence A Corrective Action Plan, which outlines actions the Borough of New Providence will take to correct at 177 Main Street, Madison, Gardens Co., LLC, owner and [he findings listed above, will be prepared in accordance with Federal and State requirements. A copy New Jnrnoy 0794U. applicant of property located of it will be placed on file and made available for public inspection in the Office of the Municipal Clerk. Any puison wishing to com- along Gales Drive and known The attached summary was prepared from the Report of Audit of the Borough of New Providence, ment on this application may as Block 150, Lot 1; Block 151, Dounty of Union, for the calendar year 2003, filed by Joseph J. Faccone, Registered Municipal Ac- hie his or her comments in writ- Lot 1; and Block 163, Lot 44 on jountant of the firm of Samuel Klein and Company, and is published in compliance with N.J.S. 40A:5- ing ivilh the Regional Director the Tax Map of the Borough of 7. Ihe Report is on file at the Borough Clerk's Office and may be inspected by any interested person. (DOS) of Ihe Federal Deposit New Providence, for Prelimi- . WENDI B.BARRY Insurance Corporation at its nary and Final Site Plan Ap- Borough Clerk Regional Office, 20 Exchange proval with Variances. 222 x.25 =$55.50 Place, New York, New York LINDA E. FITZPATR1CK 10005 not later than August 15, Secretary 2004. The nonconfidentia! por- Planning Board BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE tions of the application are on Date: July 23, 2004 ORDINANCE 2004-8 file in the Regional Office and 23 x .25 = $ 5.75 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 257 are available for public inspec- OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE ENTITLED tion during regular business PUBLIC NOTICE 'VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC" hours. Photocopies of the non- The Planning Board meeting BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of New Providence, in the County of confidential portion of the appli- held Monday, July 26, 2004, Union and State of New Jersey as follows: cation file will be made avail- memorialized the following res- Section 1 .Article III, Section 23 of Chapter 257, entitled "Parking prohibited at all times" shall be able upon request. olution: supplemented as fallows: A schedule of charges for Summit Junior Baseball Name of Street Side Location such copies can be obtained 60 Michigan AVenue fee* From tho northlj' ourbltno of Crano Ciroio to Q point 000 foat from the Regional Office. Block 4301; Lot 41 31 x .25 = S 7.75 Granted PAM LANGELL Section 2. Article III, Section 24 of Chapter 257, entitled "Stopping or Standing Prohibited During BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Secretary Certain Hours on Certain Streets" shall be supplemented as follows: CITY OF SUMMIT Planning Board Name of Street Side Hours Location NOTICE OF DECISION Dated: July 28, 2004 Crane Circle Inside 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM From a point 56 feet north of the Re: Subdivision and Site S.H.: July 31,2004 and 2:15 PM to 3:30 PM northeast curbline at Crane Circle Plans Block 201, Lots 4.01 and 15 x .25 = $3.75 school days only. and Hilary Place extending 1,050 4.02 Application No. ZB-04- feel around the inside portion of 981 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS the circle in a northeast direction On Monday, July 26, 2004, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT to a point opposite the intersec- the Board of Adjustment of the BOROUGH OF tion of Mom's Avenue and Crane City of Summit adopted a Res- NEW PROVIDENCE, NEW Circle. olution Memorializing the grant JERSEY 07974 Jones Drive West 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM Entire Length of a minor subdivision and ma- The following applications, and 2:15 PM to 3:30 PM jor site plan approval for seeking the indicated vari- school days only. Hosokawa Micron Internation- ances from the Borough of Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after final passage and publication in al, Inc. and Jammbil, LLC re- New Providence Board of Ad- Ihe manner as provided by law. garding Block 201, Lots 4.01 justment's meeting on Monday, Approved, this 26th day of July, 2004. and 4.02. The approval of the August 16,2004, in the Council '., Wendi B. Barry, Borough Clerk of the Borough of New Providence, do hereby certify that the fore- said subdivision and site plan Chambers, Ground Floor at the going ordinance was introduced on first reading at a regular meeting of the Borough Council held on applications was heard and Municipal Center, 360 Elkwood Monday, July 26, 2004, and said ordinance will be submitted for consideration and final passage at a granted on June 21, 2004. Avenue, New Providence, at regular meeting to be held on Monday, August 9,2004, at 8:00 PM, in the Municipal Center, 360 Elk- DEMPSEY, DEMPSEY 8:00 PM or as soon as possible ivood Avenue, New Providence, New Jersey, at which time and place any person who may be inter- & SHEEHAN thereafter. ssled therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning said ordinance. During the week Attorneys for the Applicants Michael & Paula Savage, Ap- prior to and including the date of such meeting, copies of said ordinance will J^e made available at the 24 x .25 = $ 6.00 plication 2004-38, 40 More- Clerk's Office in said Municipal Center, to the members of the general pubjtc isk> shall request same. L house Piace, Block 113, Lot Wendi B. Barry PUBLIC NOTICE 20, R-1 Zone, New Provi- Borough Clerk The Zoning Board of Adjust- dence, NJ, Chapter 310, Article Date: July 27, 2004 TWO-PEAT PISTONS — This spring, the sixth to eighth grade Pistons achieved an ment meeting held Monday, IV, Section 310-10, Schedule II 129 x.25 = $32.25 unprecedented second consecutive league championship in the New Providence July 26, 20.04, memorialized for permission to construct a 1he following resolutions: front porch. The proposed front Recreation Boys Basketball League. The 2004 champion Pistons are, from left in Hosokawa Micron Interna- yard set back to the front porch row one, Ethan Bamett, Ben Zepnick, Matan Shachnai and Brian McGovern. In row tional, Inc., 10 Chatham Road, is 16 ft., whereas 40 ft., is the Block 201, Lot 4. Granted. minimum. The total combined of the following meeting to add at its meeting held on July 27, Planning Board, Municipal two are Kevin DeGuglielmo, coach Matt Zepnick, Dan Petronella and coach Mike Omnipoint Communications, side yard set back to the front a Conference Session. Execu- 2004. Center, 360 Elkwood Avenue, Petronella. Inc., 45 Chatham Road, Block porch is 25 ft., whereas 30 ft., tive Session may be held. This Patricia A. Rapach New Providence, New Jersey 202, Lot 16. Granted. is the minimum required. meeting was contained on a list Township Clerk 07974, during the hours of 9:00 Gfialia Bhatfy, 11 Club Drive, Michael & Natalie Collucci, of meetings set forth by resolu- Township of Berkeley Heights AM and 4:00 PM Monday Block 5601, Lot 10. Granted. Application 2004-42, 90 Pearl tion dated January 1,2004: 37 X.25 = $9.25 through Friday. Sean & Kelly Quinn, 136 Ro- Street, Block 206, Lot 17, R-2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2004 Norman Robbins, Esq. tary Drive, Block 5606, Lot 17. Zone, New Providence, NJ, WORK MEETING NOTICE OF Attorney for Applicant Granted. Chapter 310, Article V, Section BERKELEY HEIGHTS MU- PUBLIC HEARING 54 x;.25 = S 13.50 Mark & Marianna Hurrell, 18 310-32B for permission to NICIPAL BUILDING Planning Board of the Colony Drive, Block 4702, Lot erect a fence. The proposed 29 PARK AVENUE Borough of New Providence Berkeley Heights boys 11. Granted. fence in the front yard is 6 ft., BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ Municipal Center DENNIS M. GALVIN along Hawthorne Drive where- 1. 7:00 PM - Conference Ses- 360 Elkwood Avenue Secretary as 30 inches is the maximum sion - Various Items New Providence, NJ 07974 Zoning Board of Adjustment allowed. 2. 8:00 PM - Regular agenda August 10,2004 at 8:00 PM Dated: July 27, 2004 The applicants seek the Executive Session Please take notice that the S.H.: July 31, 2004 defeat Florham Park above noted variances to- may be held. Planning Board of the Borough 25 x .25 = S 6.25 gether with all the other relief Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC of New Providence will conduct in the form of variances, Township Clerk a public hearing at the New BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT waivers, or exceptions to the 30 x.25 = $7.50 Providence Municipal Center, BERKELEY HEIGHTS — On Reid Harrison to end the second in- rison drove home two runs, Matthew TOWNSHIP OF strict interpretation of the Bor- 360 Elkwood Avenue, New Wednesday July 7, the Berkeley ning with the score, Berkeley Parmett drove home one, and Justine BERKELEY HEIGHTS ough's Zoning Ordinance TOWNSHIP OF Providence, NJ 07974 at 8:00 29 PARK AVENUE which the Board deem neces- BERKELEY HEIGHTS PM or as soon as possible Heights nine-year old boys baseball Heights 4; Florham Park 2. Ennis and Shane Ramanko also BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ sary. UNION COUNTY, thereafter as the matter may be team defeated Florham Park 25-10, Berkeley Heights led off the third picked up RBIs in the inning. Take notice that the following Interested parties may re- NEW JERSEY called, on Tuesday, August 10, applications have been sched- view the appropriate files be- NOTICE OF FINAL 2004, which hearing may be improving their league record to five inning with consecutive base hits by Harrison held Horham Park uled to be heard at the August tween the hours of 9:00 AM ADOPTION continued on such dates there- wins and one loss. Matthew DiVite, Anthony Iarussi, scoreless in the bottom of the fourfh 12, 2004 Regular Meeting of and 4:00 PM, Monday through PUBLIC HEARING AND FI- after as may be necessary in the Board of Adjustment, 7:30 Friday, at the Office of the NAL ADOPTION OF ORDI- the judgment of the Board to Berkeley Heights scored four and Reid Harrison. Matthew inning facing the minimum three p.m., Public Meeting Boom, 29 Board Secretary (Building De- NANCE INTHODUCED ON complete the hearing and de- quick runs in the top of the first in- Parmett and Shane Ramaako also batters. Park Avenue, Berkeley partment), Municipal Center, JULY 6, 2004: liberations on this application Heiohts, NJ: 360 Elkwood Avenue, New "AN ORDINANCE TO AP- for minor subdivision by Mr. & ning on singles by Reid Harrison, reached base on fielding errors by Berkeley Heights scored six #23-04: Jim Rubins, 51 Kline Providence, NJ. Office tele- PROPRIATE THE SUM OF Mrs. Nobile for permission to Justin Ennis, Shane Romanko, Florham Park. Justin Smalley more runs in the top of the fifth in- Blvd., Block 1502, Lot 23. (Re- phone is 908-665-1124. $400,000 FROM THE CAPI- 25 Oakwopd. Drive, New Provi- questing to construct an addi- Nancy M. Pasquale TAL IMPROVEMENT FUND dence, New Jersey. Justin Smalley, and a double by picked up an RBI on a grounder to ning with walks to Michael DeMar- tion and garage requiring vari- Secretary AND VARIOUS EQUIPMENT The applicants seek: Minor Matthew Parmett. Florham Park re- second base for the fourth ran of the co, Michael Bamundo, Kevin ances to continue rear yard set Board of Adjustment AND IMPROVEMENTS TO subdivision of Block 283 Lot 11 back deficiency at 31' and cre- VARIOUS TOWNSHIP FACIL- commonly known as 25 Oak- sponded with a run in the bottom of inning. Florham Park responded Tansey and base hits by Max Doo- ate new variances for "other" Dated: July 28, 2004 ITIES" (Explanation: This ordi- wood Drive, New Providence, the first inning after a couple of with five runs in the bottom of the ley, Matthew DiVite, Reid Harrison, coverage at 14.92% [reduced S.H.: July 31, 2004 nance enables capital expendi- New Jersey complying with the third on three hits and four walks. from 16.67%] and total cover- 66 X .25 = S 16.50 tures to be made directly from zoning ordinance. walks and a base hit. Matthew Parmett and Justin Ennis. age at 28.29% in R-15 Zone; the capital improvement fund.) All interested persons may In the bottom of the second in- At the end of three complete innings also requesting variances to TOWNSHIP OF I, Patricia A. Rapach, Town- appear and be heard at the the score was Berkeley Heights 8; retain the driveway on the BERKELEY HEIGHTS ship Clerk of the Township of aforesaid hearing either in per- ning, Florham Park loaded the bases Florham Park scored three runs in property line [5' offset required] UNION COUNTY, Berkeley Heights, County of son, or by attorney for the pur- with just one out and the top of the Florham Park 7. the bottom of the fifth inning and and retain a 120 square foot NEW JERSEY Union, State of New Jersey, poses of being heard with re- shed with side and rear set PUBLIC NOTICE hereby certify that the above spect to the application. order coming to bat. The next batter In the fourth inning, the first four Berkeley Heights added six more in backs at less than the required Please take notice that the entitled Ordinance was adopt- All plans and documents for for Florham Park popped out to the batters for Berkeley Heights, the top of the sixth. Matthew Di- 10') Township Committee of the ed on Final Passage by the which approval is sought are #27-04: Michael & Annette Township of Berkeley Heights Township Committee of the available for inspection at the pitcher. But with two outs, and the Michael Bamundo, Kevin Tansey, Vite, Reid Harrison, and Anthony Emanuel, 34 Bristol Court, has changed the starting time Township of Berkeley Heights offices of the New Providence bases still loaded, the next batter Max Dooley and Matthew DiVite all Iarussi pitched for Berkeley Heights drew a walk forcing in a run. reached base safely. 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