'NEWSIES!' The Paper Mill Playhouse premiered "Newsies!' over the weekend, and Bea Smith was there to review the production. Page 22 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM VOL. 94 NO. 39 50 CENTS | j Linden council 'Holes' in the system Union County representatives continue to 'double dip' at odds By Cheryl Hehl Democrat Joseph Cryan earns county, he also must be in Trenton two to three Staff Writer times a week when the legislature is in session. By Cheryl Hehl Gov. Chris Christie thinks all the loopholes $65,333 as assemblyman, but Which means he is not working full time for the Staff Writer should be closed when it comes to publicly also pulls in $111,773.64 as a county during those weeks. LINDEN — A blow up last financed jobs, but it would appear some in full-time Union County under- This practice, though, is straining local and week between two city council Union County prefer to continue jumping state budgets according to Gato Institute, a members resulted in a harassment through them. sheriff. Washington, D.C. based group that focused on complaint being filed and the A year ago Christie put forth a reform agen- the study of local, state and federal govern- mayor suggesting it's time one da that would overhaul ethics laws in the state states such as California and Utah have no laws ments. council member step down. and close all the loopholes allowing legislators banning double dipping by public officials. In "State and local governments face large On Sept. 20 Seventh Ward and public employees at every level to ""double addition, elected officials can aiso hold multiple budget deficits as revenues have stagnated and Councilman Jack Sheehy, 52, Hied dip," or receive two public paychecks. The prac- public sector positions at the same time. Public spending has remained at high levels," Cato harassment charges against Third tice allows politicians and public employees to workers can also '"retire" early and then either wrote in 2010, noting that ""large savings can be Ward Councilman Peter Brown receive two public salaries, or, in many cases, a resume their existing job or take a new iob while found in the generous compensation packages alter the 29-year old council mem- pension and a salary. receiving a pension tor the first position. of the nations 20 million state and local work- ber allegedly shoved him after a Tor some it means retiring from one job. And in Union County, Democrat Joseph ers." caucus meeting Sept. 19 at city waiting six months as required under present Cryan earns $65,333 as assemblyman, but also In 200S politicians were banned from serv- hall. state pension law, and getting rehired under a pulls in SI 11,773.64 as a full-time Union Coun- ing in more than one elected office, but this leg- Mayor Rich Gerbounka said he different public title. But this is not against the ty undersherifF, islation did not address those holding more than was "embarrassed for Linden" law. That means that although Cryan has the one public position. because of what took place after In fact, in addition to New Jersey, other responsibility of a full-time position with the See DOUBLE-MINING, Page 6 the caucus meeting. "1 think 3rd Ward Councilman Peter Brown should step down because he does create problems Welcome back and conflict at caucus and city gov- ernment public meetings," Mayor Rich Cferbounka said Friday. According to the Linden Police Department incident report obtained by Union County Local- Source, the alleged altercation occurred after the Linden Council Caucus meeting ended and council members were leaving. The incident report, filed by Police Officer Robert Sanchez later that evening, provides both Sheehy's and Brown's version of what took place in addition to Police Chief Salvatore Bivona's statement as a witness. According to the incident report, Sheehy reported to police on Sept. 20 that he was standing off to the side of the doorway after nk K. llehntv Klementan School the caucus meeting, talking with Students at Frank K. Hehniy Elementary School in Clark participated in their annual Welcome Back to School the police chief, when he over- Assembly. Each child received an American Flag courtesy of Clark American Legion Post 328 to honor the See ALTERCATION, Page 10 heroes of Sept. 11, 2001, on the 10-year anniversary of the tragic events that occurred.

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Staff Writer Township Administrator Anthony Cancro sent a letter to the After the Hurricane, though, the township SPRINGFIELD — The township joined BPU on behalf of Mayor Hugh Keffer, the township commit- administrator and governing body had seri- the long line of municipalities complaining ous concerns about the company supplying to the Board of Public Utilities about the lack tee and residents citing 'the unreliable, poor maintenance and power to Springfield. of response during and after Hurricane Irene. service response times of Jersey Central Power and Light' "We lost power in several sections of Almost a month after the hurricane town, but not town-wide, for four days," he slammed the state, the New Jersey Board of Township Administrator Anthony Cancro service territory power would not be disrupt- explained, noting that although residents Public Utilities began a series of public hear- sent a letter to the BPU on behalf of Mayor ed, Cancro explained, but power in Spring- called and asked Cancro for help, he could ings to gather information about how New Hugh Keffer, the township committee and field would go out intermittently throughout not get through to JCPL. Jersey utility companies responded to the residents citing "the unreliable, poor mainte- the township. '"I still have not heard from my contact storm. nance and service response times of Jersey The response from JCPL, the administra- even though I called and emailed him," the More than I million New Jersey electric Central Power and Light." tor said, would be that the power system was administrator added. "They have never customers lost total power during and after The township administrator points out old and substantial upgrades were needed. returned any of my many calls even though the storm. That included 670,000 of Jersey that he fully intended to send this letter Unfortunately, though, the utility company they said they would." Central Power and Light's 1.1 million cus- before Hurricane Irene's significant disrup- said they could could not make those This is a serious situation, Cancro said, tomers who lost power. tion and loss of power, but the storm made it upgrades and the best they could do was to because during the hurricane there was a JCPL, owned by the Akron, Ohio based even more imperative. restore power. medical situation with a quadriplegic that First Energy, noted publically after the storm "But the lack of preparedness, respon- Cancro illustrated how serious the prob- needed electricity for medicines and other that it had 1,700 permanent and temporary siveness and follow-up to our repeated calls lem was in the township by pointing to one support systems but even that failed to raise employees on the ground in New Jersey. On to JCPL during the storm has pushed us all instance on Lyons Avenue, when two dozen JCPL's attention. At least until the township the other hand, PSE&G, with 2.2 million cus- over the brink with their lackadaisical residents experienced very poor electric reli- contacted its legislative district office. tomers in New Jersey, had 6,000 employees approach to electric power production," Can- ability, even during mild storms. "To sum it up, JCPL's response to the hur- and additional temporary staff working after cro said in the letter. "Outages would last days and calls to ricane was dismal," Cancro said. the storm. Prior to the hurricane, the township had a JCPL were not addressed promptly," the The township requested that the BPU BPU president Lee Solomon said this laundry list of complaints that included the administrator said, adding that the utility conduct a public hearing of JCPL's lack of week the purpose of these hearings is to dis- fact that JCPL failed to invest in the electric company always failed to explain the reason preparedness and unresponsiveness to local cover what transpired during the storm and grid servicing the township. This, he said, for the system failure and what steps were governments during the hurricane, investi- after, especially in areas where there were "resulted in frequent, prolonged power out- being taken to correct the problem. gate JCPL's lack of preventative investment major outages. Solomon said the board wants ages." Although residents on Lyons Avenue did in the township of Springfield infrastructure, to know what worked, what did not, what Also frustrating residents were the incon- their best to get JCPL to respond to their and require that the utility company make went right and what went wrong. sistent pattern of outages, such as one side of urgent requests for upgrades to the system, it sufficient investments in a five and 10-year Although initially hearings will take place the street cut, not the other, several houses in took the township and Cancro interceding capital improvement fund for enhancements. in Monmouth county, next month there will a row, or every other house, according to before JCPL agreed to make substantial Cancro and the governing body also want be additional hearings in Union County. Cancro. But what really made officials mad repairs and investments on this street. JCPL to establish a national disaster incident Solomon said the purpose of the hearings is was that Springfield was often in the dark "The project took six months to complete command center for local government to to try and get to the bottom of what happened when other towns were not. and if it were not for the BPU, the problem work with JCPL during natural disasters. so that the BPU can make things better in the When a storm would occur that was would not have been resolved," Cancro said, JCPL did not return calls requesting future. worse in a neighboring town, the PSE&G adding that ironically, during Hurricane comment. Police: Man, 28, Overseas ticket arrested for sexual assault of juvenile A Middlesex. County man was arrested over the weekend after alleged- ly befriending a 14-year-old girl on Facebook and following her to a store in Springfield where he sexually assaulted her, announced Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow. Michael Sebastian, 28, of Perth Amboy had told the victim in online conversations that he was 17-years-old, according to the investigation, and repeatedly had sent her sexually charged messages and requested a meeting with the girl, according to a release by the prosecutor. She had refused his advances, said Romankow. In early September the victim posted on the social networking site that she was going to a specific store in Springfield, the report said. As she exit- ed, Sebastian pulled up to the curb in his car and pressured the victim to enter the vehicle, Romankow said. He parked a short distance away and assaulted the girl, according to the investigation. The girl's parents discovered the assault after reading online communi- cations between Sebastian and the victim and notified authorities who immediately launched an investigation. He was arrested at his office in Skillman and is charged with 2nd Degree Sexual Assault, 2nd Degree luring and 3rd Degree endangering the welfare of a minor. He is being held in the Union County Jail on a $125,000 bail. This remains an active investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact Prosecutor's Office Detective Patricia Guzmano at 908-527-4589 Pholo Courtesy of Jim Lowney or Detective Jim Morton of the Springfield Police Department at 973-376- Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi, center, and Union County Freeholder Linda 0400 Carter, right, speak with llene Linda Zelkin of Westfield during a recent Passport "This is another reminder to parents and guardians to monitor their chil- Fair at County Clerk's Westfield Office. Passport application forms may be dren's online activities," said Romankow. "Predators have access like never obtained at the County Clerk's main office at 2 Broad Street in Elizabeth or at the before to homes and innocent children. Transparency is key when it comes County Clerk's office annex at 300 North Avenue East in Westfield. Applications to an online life and parents should have active knowledge of who their for passports and related information also can be found online at children are talking with on the other side of the connection." http://www.ucnj.org/government/county-clerk/Passports. The phone number at The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a the Union County Clerk's Westfield Annex is 908-654-9859. court of law. PAGE 4 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Double-dipping in Union County LCeXLSouRCE (Continued from Page 1) And in February, six months and 16 The Star Ledger, but Suliga con- How to reach us: Union County Sheriff Ralph days after retiring, the county ceded it was "specifically to benefit Union County LocalSource is published every Thursday by Worrall Com- Froehlich has been a sheriff since announced that Moran was the new Romankow." munity Newspapers, an independent, family owned newspaper company. 1977, or 34 years. He first took public safety director. This year The bill allowed the county Our offices are located at 1291 StuyvesantAvenue, Union, N.J. 07083. We Moran took home $113,193 in are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. office in 1978 after 20 years on the prosecutor to transfer the state pen- To subscribe: Elizabeth Police force. addition to his pension of $85,733 sion credits he earned from his Union County LocalSource is mailed to the homes of subscribers for deliv- In 1999, according to state he has received annually since part-time work into the more lucra- ery every Thursday. One-year subscriptions in Union County are available records, Froehlich, 80, actually 2009. tive pension system lawmakers set for $20.00, two year subscriptions for $38.00. College and out-of-state sub- "retired" but because of a glitch in According to published reports up for county prosecutors and scriptions are available. You may subscribe by phone by calling 888-753- state pension guidelines, was able in June, about one in three lawmak- about 1,000 other law enforcement 2455 and asking for the circulation department. to start collecting an annual pen- ers received a second public pay- officers in the attorney general's News items: sion of $84,489 while being paid check last year. Some even made office and county courthouse. For information or to report a breaking news story, call 908-686-7700 and $142,728 by the county as sheriff, generous second salaries in addi- Under the new pension sched- ask for editorial. Union County LocalSource accepts news releases and which is an elected position. That opinion pieces by e-mail. Our e-mail address is tion to their part-time legislative ule, prosecutors who reach age 55, [email protected]. E-mail must be received by 9 a.m. Monday means he is earning a total of pay. as Romankow did when the bill to be considered for publication that week. $227,217 a year. But the cracks in the system passed in 2003, can retire and col- Postmaster Please Note: The loophole in the state pen- don't end with double dipping. lect a pension worth at least half Union County LocalSource (USPS 648-480) is published weekly by Wor- sion plan allows public employees Union County Prosecutor their final year's pay. Romankow, rall Community Newspapers, Inc., 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. to retire as long as they previously Theodore Romankow built up pen- who is now receiving a salary of 07083. Mail subscriptions $20.00 per year in Union County, 50 cents per held a different public job. sion credits in the state retirement $165,000, could receive $82,500 in copy non-refundable. Periodicals postage paid at Voorhees, NJ and addi- Froehlich was able to collect his tional offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to system from a series of part-time pension payments if he retired, Union County LocalSource P.O. Box 341, Voorhees, NJ. 08043-0431. pension from the Elizabeth Police legal jobs. Although that only despite only holding a public office force and receive a six-figure salary would have provided a $1,000 since 2002. from the county as sheriff. annual benefit, thanks to legislation Although Democrat state sena- Also in Union County, Andrew ushered through by former assem- tor Raymond Lesniak does not hold Moran retired in Aug. 2009 as blyman Neil Cohen and former a public sector position, his posi- Berkeley Heights Police Captain, senator Joseph Suliga in 2002, that tion has opened doors for his law and the following week was added allowed Romankow to qualify for a firm, and other public entities such What's Going On? to the county payroll at Si 13,793 to more lucrative pension plan. as Rahway Valley Sewerage produce a report on public safety. The Union County Prosecutor Authority. Last year his firm, Wcin- On Sept. 1,2009, Moran began col- gave up private practice to become er Lesniak in Parsippany managed FLEA MARKET GARAGE/YARD SALES lecting his annual pension of the Union county prosecutor at a to net anywhere from $30,000 to $85,733. SATURDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY salary of $141,000 in 2002. $60,000 every month for their legal Octobers, 2011 October 1,2, 2011 In addition, Moran had to wait In May, 2004, Cohen publically advice and guidance to RVSA. EVENT: FLEA MARKET and CRAFT EVENT: Kenilworth Communitywide the six months before he could denied that the legislation was tai- According to one source, the firm SHOW Garage Sale assume another public position. lored for Romankow in a report by has $4 million in public contracts. PLACE: St. Thomas the Apostle Church, PLACE: Registered participating resi- 1400 St.George's Avenue, Rahway dences throughout Kenilworth TIME: 9 am to 3 pm. TIME: 9am - 4pm (rain or shine) Dealers access 8 am PRICE: Free admission to garage sale; PRICE: Free Admission participating residences pay $10.00 Come enter for our free raffle registration fee. DETAILS: VENDORS WANTED DETAILS: Free Communitywide Roselle Park SID will collect For additional information or to reserve a Garage Sale map with listing of partici- table please contact Wlaryann 908-518- pating addresses to be available at 0107 or Andrea 908-217-685S Kenilworth A&P Customer Service desk 3 percent from businesses Kitchen will be opened from 8:00am until (801 Boulevard), 2:00pm serving Breakfast and Lunch Borough Clerk's Office (567 Boulevard), By Cheryl Hehl FTM President David Biagini said the goal was to ORGANIZATION: St. Thomas the Apos- Public Library (548 Boulevard), and Staff Writer tle Church Especially Yours Florist (13 N. 20th establish a fully functional SID that addressed the Street) after Sept. 28. ROSELLE PARK — [n November business own- major priorities of the business community at a rea- SATURDAY For info: 908-709-0434 or 908-709- ers in the downtown area will have to dig deeper into sonable investment. 0391. their pockets in order to pay the 3 percent Special October 1, 2011 ORGANIZATION: Presented by the Biagini pioneered the team approach to setting up EVENT: Big Indoor Ftea Market Kenilworth Historical Society. Proceeds Improvement District levy that will be due. SID's. combining cost efficiency when he established PLACE: Roselle Catholic High to benefit the Oswald J. Nitschke House The 2011 $41,782 SID budget will be financed by FTM in 1981. The approach has worked in municipal- School, 1 Raritan Road, Roselle museum restoration project. downtown property owners paying an additional 3 per- TIME: 9am-4pm ities like Scotch Plains, who created an improvement DETAILS: Call for information 908- OTHER cent special property tax, which is figured on thedistrict with a $62,000 annual budget for the down- 245-2350 assessed value of their property. The borough is sup- ATTENTION: The Retirement Clubs of town in 2008 using FTM. ORGANIZATION: Roselle Catholic New Jersey, RCNJ, is looking for seniors plementing the $39,282 budget with an additional A SID generates revenue from a special assessment High School. to join their club. $2,500 because of the cost of a magazine advertise- tax paid by business owners, who generally benefit DETAILS: The RCNJ needs the expert- ment. _i?J^i!^I SALES— ise of New .Jersey's senior population to from any projects that may take place using the money make this club exactly what the seniors The budget will be divided, with 21 percent, or generated by the special assessment. But SID services FRIDAY & SATURDAY wish it to be. $8,820, going toward downtown marketing efforts are supplementary, not a replacement for municipal The are seeking volunteers on the Clubs October 7, 8, 2011 board of directors or on the advisory using the SID logo and webpage. Other expenses services. EVENT: Garage/ Rummage Sale board of directors. include SID frequent purchase card, magazine adver- "The ultimate goal of a SID is to draw more busi- PLACE: Community United If interested contact Peter J. Runfolo, tising and other special events. Methodist Church, 301 Chestnut founder and CEO to set up an interview ness and foot traffic to Roselle Park while making Street & Grant Avenue, Roselle Park email: [email protected] or 908-351- Another 26 percent, or $10,958, will be used to improvements to the business area," Biagini said last TIME: Friday, 9arn-5pm; 3036 make improvements downtown, such as signage and Saturday, 9am-2pm year right before tackling the Roselle Park venture. ORGANIZATION: Retirement Clubs of other unnamed projects. DETAILS: House wares, glassware, New Jersey, (RCNJ) Whether that happens, though, remains to be seen. dishes, linens pots/pans, clothing, Web-site: www.retirementclub.org Management and office expenses amount to 33.4 Mayor Joseph Acardi believes the SID is going to electronics, jewelry, small furniture. Information call 908-245-2237 percent of the budget, or $14,000. benefit the downtown. ORGANIZATION: Community United SATURDAY A little more than a year after the borough hired a "Anyone who claims we're not doing the right Methodist Church. October 1,2011 firm to develop a fully functioning SID plan, the bor- thing, look at the downtown. You can see we are in EVENT: CAR WASH ough is moving quickly towards realizing the fruits of need of revitalization," the mayor said Monday in an What's Going On is a paid PLACE: 255 Magnolia Avenue, Eliza- that labor. directory of events for non profit beth interview. "I wouldn't be pushing this if 1 didn't organizations. It is prepaid and TIME: 8:30AM TO 5:00PM Although the borough actually created the SID in believe it was the answer." DETAILS: Rain date October 15, 2011 costs just $20.00 (for 2 weeks) for Benefits the Outreach Ministry. 2005, it was never funded by taxing businesses with a But, he admitted "this is a trial balloon." Acardi Essex County or Union County and ORGANIZATION: A & L Outreach Min- special improvement levy. It was not until late summer said the SID and its management board of property just $30.00 for both Counties. Your istries 2010 that the borough council decided it was time to and business owners as well as one resident, needs notice must be in our Union Office do something about it. (1291 Stuyvesant Ave.) by 4:00 P.M. time to get up and running before any judgements are on Monday for publication the FOR YOU!! That is where FirsTEAManagement, or FTM, came passed by business owners or members of the commu- following Thursday. For more We use the INTERNET in. 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Photo Courtesy of Summit Schools Christina Guo, who was a student in Jefferson School, builds a bridge as part of Register to vote the Summit Public Schools Mathematics Achievement Program. As a 'pull-out' These words are directed primarily toward procrasti- program for select students in grades four and five who demonstrate high apti- nators, specifically, those procrastinators who are not tude or achievement in mathematics, the culminating project for MAP students is a bridge building event. registered to vote. The upcoming November elections will feature a host of important races, including seats on municipal councils, plus three seats on the Board of Cho- sen Freeholders, and every member of the state Assem- bly and Senate. The final day to register for the election Handing out county report cards is Oct. 18, 21 days before the election, which is nearly It's time for report cards, folks. this waste of taxpayer dollars. 1 three weeks away, plenty of time for procrastinators to Time for all those in control of our mean, come on, we see their pic- register and make their vote count on Election Day. taxpayer dollars to pay the piper for Reporter's tures in the paper for all the good The process is simple. A form is available both at all what they have done. Good, bad stuff, why not the bad things? Sure municipal clerk's offices and at the County Clerk's and indifferent. Notebook makes this board look like they do Office in the Hall of Records in Newark. A form may Union County Freeholders get not know what they are doing. Or an "F" because they continue with By Cheryl Hehl the political powerhouses over also be downloaded from the county clerk's site on the business as usual despite strong them are telling them to let this official Essex County website; evidence that millions of taxpayer The MusicFest 2010 fiasco was blow over before the election. Not a To register, you must be 18 by Election Day, a U.S. dollars are being frittered away. In enough to make any taxpayer sit up chance that is goingito happen. resident and a county resident for at least 30 days prior to other words, the county had ample and take notice. But the relation- Speaking of our legislators, I the next election. And once registered, you may vote in chance to do their homework and ship the Democratic freeholder wonder why they haven't had any- all elections. So do it now, and never miss another oppor- they just continued to slack off. board has with the Union County thing to say about the UCA mess. Alliance is just wrong in so many tunity to cast your vote. Sounds pretty arrogant to me. How about it Mr. Lesniak and The fact that it took an activist ways. Especially legally. Mr. Cryan? Where is the outrage, group and this newspaper to get the There are laws preventing local, the lambasting, the press releases Union County Prosecutor's Office county, state and federal govern- on this blatant waste of taxpayer to look into MusicFest 2010 was a ments from funneling taxpayer dol- dollars? Seems like you had plenty ,Y UNION COUNTY*-* complete insult to hard working lars into a slush fund for political to say when it concerned the Eliza- taxpayers in every municipality. campaigning. Yet every year the beth School District employees LOCALSOURCE The prosecutor's report was a freeholders hand over $325,000 in abuse of the free lunch program for scathing review of how little over- taxpayer dollars to the non-profit $7,000. The UCA involves millions Published Weekly Since 1917 sight actually took place during this UCA head Michael Murray and of wasted taxpayer dollars. Incorporating the Union Leader, David Won all never give it another thought. It appears that when their own The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle annual event, even though it Publisher stopped short of recommending Why? Because of a little loophole political party is involved, the reac- • Published By legal action. called a non-profit vendor. tion isn't quite the same, is it? Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Patrick Bnber While I'm sure the freeholders So, the fact that Murray only For that and the mess that is 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083 Regional Editor puts out two Democratic focused 908-686-7700 believe throwing former county MusicFest, the county deserves the John D'Achino manager George Devanney under publications a year for all that "F" it received. The fact that this Circulation Director the bus for this mismanagement money and little else that is tangi- comes so close to the November would absolve them from blame, ble or traceable, should make election does not bode well for the ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. that won't fly here. Not that Devan- someone take notice, right? Not so freeholders. Let's see how they are 2011 All Rights Reserved ney isn't to blame, because he was far. going to explain this one away at Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are the exclusive property of charged with running the entire You would think that someone, the annual freeholder debate. Worrall Community Newspapers. Inc. and any repubfication or broadcast without written permission is prohibited. UCLS mess, but who is suppose to mind- anyone, on the freeholder board, Should be interesting. ing the store? would have expressed outrage at See REPORT, Page 9 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 9 OP ED PAGE CALDERONE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Established 1975 NJ Registered Professional Certified Teachers Development Provider Report cards get sent home All Instruments for Every Age (Continued from Page 8) Kindermusik Classes for ages 0 to 7 Although Cranford Mayor Dan Seems like you had plenty to say when it College Prep Division Aschenbach has been working hard concerned the Elizabeth School District River Walk Plaza to solve the town's problems and employees abuse of the free lunch pro- 256 Morris Ave., 34 Ridgedale Ave., deserves a higher grade, the Cran- Springfield, NJ 07081 E. Hanover, NJ 07936 ford Township Committee itself, gram for $7,000. The UCA involves mil- 973-467-4688 973^28-0405 though, gets a "D" for dragging their feet in making decisions that lions of wasted taxpayer dollars. would have prevented the manage- ment fiasco that has seriously dam- spent. If there is nothing to hide, council members only care about aged the foundation of Cranford. then why the defensive posture? winning an argument and not repre- There is little doubt if these elected As for the township attorney senting the citizens they were elect- officials had interceded earlier, the threatening to shut down any com- ed to serve. n Branca township would not be facing the munication this reporter has with The Springfield Township Com- J crisis it now has to address. municipal department heads, that is mittee gets an "A" for conducting ] m Mismanagement in several a serious problem. This attitude business in a quiet, dignified man- mporium areas led to a breakdown just weeks makes one believe there is some- ner since January. What a change after epic, devastating floodwaters thing to hide and although this may over last year. Just a year ago this Beginner Cake Pop Class wrecked havoc on this community. not be the case at all, the attitude community saw its police depart- Sun. Oct. 23rd-12-2:30-$35 This should not have occurred. gives one pause. ment assumed by the prosecutor's I Elected officials have an obligation Strong-arm tactics work in office because its foundation had and duty to do what is right for the movies, not real life. The days eroded to the point where there was Gum Paste Workshops community, regardless of the fear when this approach was used to no chain of command. Clearhead- Shoe & Purse Oct. 30 - 11-2:00 of a lawsuit. We can see they are gain cooperation from the press are ed, mature thinking and decision Animals Nov. 13-11-2:00 • $125 each class attempting to address these issues long gone. At least where this making have built a solid founda- I now in a forthright manner, but it is reporter stands. Is this the way the tion in the police and fire depart- going to take diligence and hard governing body wants things run? ment. Supplies Included work to rebuild township coffers The Linden City Council gets a I applaud that effort and hope Register Early - Limited to 8 per class and morale. very shaky "C-" for attempting to this strong forward direction con- m Forging an interlocal agreement clean up their act after disgraceful tinues, because the community can 1 South Avenue E. (across from Mr. J's) • Cranford sl£ with Clark to bring a qualified, public displays at meetings lowered only benefit when their leaders solid Chief Financial Officer their status as city leaders in the have its best interests at heart. That 4, 0^ 908-272-0848 M aboard to straighten the mess is a eyes of the community. But, obvi- takes a mature, sensible governing M-F 10-6 . , '£» good start but not near enough. A ously, the antics that took place at body that works together without 3* www.sweetnfancy.com solid leader is needed at the helm last week's caucus meeting and drama to make these kind of strides \M!^:^^^:^^i^M^M^WB and it is needed now, not after the public meeting the following night, and 1 urge residents to remember election. No election is going to prove this city council is in need of this when they head to the polls this solve the serious issues at hand. an intervention of some kind. fall. Not now, not ever. The hole is too There is no doubt the behavior Clark gets an "A" for continuing deep. shown by the majority on this to operate like a well-oiled Right now this township com- council towards council president machine. Several years back, this LEGAL QUESTIONS? mittee has been presented with a Jim Moore earlier this year reflect- municipality was faced with prob- solution that could set them on the ed more on them than Moore. But lems similar to Cranford and thanks right course. I urge them to serious- their efforts to be more respectful to financial wizard John Laezza, Give us a call, it's FREE! ly consider this option because it is and patient is noteworthy. Which is Clark was able to get back on track. the answer to their problems. Mov- not to say political differences and It just goes to show that'any ing chairs around on the Titanic the belief that things should be run town, even Cranford with all the We represent the seriously injured from auto, motorcycle, won't work. The township needs a differently do not remain a problem issues it is facing, can resolve the lifeboat and they know where to on this council. They do. problems that force a town down a slip and fall, work related accidents (workers' compensation), rind it. Thai is evident by what took slippery slope that puts taxpayers The Township of Union gets a place between two council mem- and their precious dollars at risk. and medical malpractice. We also handle your traffic tickets, "C-" this time around because their bers recently after a caucus meet- Although not all towns received communication continues lo be ing. Certainly this council is made a grade this time, that docs not DWI/DUIand criminal matters. defensive and less than forthcom- up of strong voices who wan!mean these municipalities get a ing in some areas. change and there is nothing wrong pass. Certainly Police Director Dan with change. But, I believe, with Time, space and not enough 0 Zieser has shown more than a will- tempered voices the process will be information to make an honest ingness to provide information in a less controversial and harmful in assessment are the reasons other Portnoi timely and cooperative manner, as the long run. municipalities were not included. ATTORNEYS AT LAW well as those in the health and pub- Citizens expect their leaders to But there is always next time. lic works department. take the high road and this council That should make any town leaders However, the acting administra- has to show respect for one another, start watching what they do and tor remains defensive regardless of regardless how heated the issue. how they do it, right? 1 would think the subjects presented for discus- Anything less begins to look like it would, but I guess time will tell. sion by this reporter. He also seems to believe the local, newspaper is a Worrall Community RECEIVE A FREE public relations agent for the town- GARAGE SALE KIT ship and that assumption is ludicris. Newspapers when you purchase a Andrew S. Prince Mitchell H. Portnoi Municipalities are in the public GARAGE SALE SPECIAL eye and therefore subject to ques- Will Make Your YOUR AD PLUS THIS KIT MAKES tioning on any number of topics. HAVING A GARAGE SALE EASYI It's called open government. 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A police officer was brought he shot back saying "you want me "He gets so close to you when in on overtime to take Brown's www.royalreglazing.com he talks that its uncomfortable, he statement but, according to a memo Commercial Properties Welcome to move, well I'm not moving." It was at this point, Sheehy gets right up in your face," Brown to the mayor from the police claims, that Brown "shoved" him said Friday in an interview. "But I department, he never showed up or and then moved away. never touched him." called to cancel the meeting. Urgent news for DIABETICS with In Brown's version of what took "He was blocking the doorway "This did result in a two hour place, he was leaving the room and then he accused me of calling overtime call out for the detective," where the caucus took place when him 'simple Jack,' and I didn't," said Sarnicki, adding that this was The diabetes drug, ACTOSi.-, has been linked to an increased Sheehy approached him. Brown Brown said, pointing out that he an inconvenience for this detective risk of bladder cancer. If you or a loved one has been was talking to another councilman because he previously had plans for diagnosed with bladder cancer after taking ACTOS*, said the two began to argue when ACTOplus met., ACTOplus MET* XR or duet act., call us now Sheehy "got too close" to him and about a movie character in the com- that evening but came in just to take at 1-800-THE-EAGLE about monetary compensation. No "into his face." He claims he asked edy film "Tropic Thunder" starring Brown's statement about the fees or costs until your case settles. We practice law only in Sheehy to back away but he Ben Stiller. alleged dumping incident. Arizona, but associate with lawyers throughout the U.S. GOLDBERG & OSBORNE refused. Brown admitted that things Several attempts were made to 1-8OO-THE-EAGLE It was at that point, Brown said, became heated between him and have Brown come to police head- (1-800-843-3245) that the police chief got in the mid- Sheehy after the caucus meeting quarters to provide a statement vrww. l8OOtheeagle.com dle to separate them. However, the and the next night at the public about these dumping incidents, but third ward councilman insisted that meeting when things empted again he never showed up. Subsequently "at no time did the argument turn at the public meeting over an the investigation was closed. physical." alleged dumping incident. But, the The mayor said he was dis- A statement made to police by councilman said, he has since apol- tressed by what took place at the Bivona suggests "both men ogized to all city council members. city council public meeting Sept. exchanged words," and ultimately "1 sent a note to each council 20, and even tried to warn Brown he had to get between the two member to say I'm sorry for my that he should stop causing prob- lems. V councilmen in order to separate actions," he said, adding that he IG them with his hands. The police also included a list of the goals he "I told Peter that he was going SALE chief did not mention seeing Brown would like to achieve as a council- down a slippery slope on a witch at First Energy Park OF ITS KINO IK THE shove Sheehy. man. hunt," Gerbounka said. Lakewood, MJ *** THI-STATE In an interview Friday, Sheehy, Sheehy explained that adding As far as the "illegal dumping RVS ^$1 0 per carload Fri. & Sat. 10 to OM SALE! who is on dialysis and awaiting a fuel to the fire was Brown's behav- incidents" Brown accused Arm- kidney transplant, insisted Brown ior at the city council meeting the stead of, the mayor clarified this shoved him. But he also did not following night when Brown situation. IMPORTANT NOTICE j; PLEASE READ deny that Brown has been a thorn in "went on a tirade" and accused 4th "I had Brown's claims investi- YOUR SIDING the side of some city council mem- Ward councilman Derek Armstead gated because I didn't want him WHOLE bers because of the aggressive way of illegally dumping debris in the saying we didn't do anything about PRICE HOUSE he approaches city business. Department of Public Works yard it," Gerbounka explained, adding in August. that for years residents have been VINYL A+ RATING "He calls, emails and faxes WINDOWS WITH BBB about everything. He's like some "If he had a complaint about putting bulky waste into a bin at the private investigator," Sheehy said, anyone, even Derek, dumping in DPW yard. CICALE SIDING & WINDOW mentioning that Brown has a "hit the DPW yard he should have "Instead of putting it out at the list"- of things he wants accom- called me because I am the chair- curb, some people bring it to the SIDING • WINDOWS > ROOFING • AND MORE plished immediately. man of public works," Sheehy said. DPW yard and that is all Derek 800-775-1745 • 973-228-9200 " 732-680-1000 "It doesn't work that way," The councilman said when he was doing," the mayor said. "I www.SidingWtndowsUSA.com Sheehy said, noting that the process heard Brown was making accusa- called the DPW superintendent and •10 Square Home-trim, insulation extra * * Up to 65 U.I. (References gladly provided in your area) of municipal government takes tions about Armstead in August, he he told me he knew Derek was time and consensus. However, called the DPW superintendent and putting stuff in the Jbin and it was »••»»•••••»•»»»•••••»••»+•»»»»»»•»•++++•»»»» Sheehy, who also had o'pen heart asked him what was going on. not a problem because everyone www.localsource.com surgery, said Brown continually "He told me that Derek has per- does it." LETTER TO THE EDITOR ji Internet Directory f The same faces I have seen before. And just who are Where is the Union GOP? they? There is little more than 60 days before the Novem- Would you believe that the BOE consistently Co/dwell Banker http://mvw.ColdwellBankerMoves.com ber election and just who is the Republican candidate makes certain the law firm of Weiner/Lesniak always to run against Mayor Florio? This is a question that DaunnoDevelopmentCo hrtpj/www.daunnodevelopment.com gets a BOE contract? The space takers and puppets should have been answered immediately after the June who mimic leaders are a truly amusing bunch. Not see- ERA Village Green http:JANWW.eravillagegreen.com primary. Of course, it wasn't. ing the forest for the trees, but blindly go on thinking JRS Realty http:ffwww.centuiy21jis.com How does the local loyal opposition intend to run a what they do is just fabulous. Oh, and let's not forget campaign against an incumbent of long standing? Mountainside Hospital http://www.Mountainsidenow.com the GOP is headquartered in a used car office. The vol- Apparently they have forgotten the old standard that unteers for the local GOP should just hang it up Summit Area Jaycees http://www.angelfire.com/nj/summitic you can't beat "a somebody with a nobody." because they don't have clue how to run a campaign. Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce,..Mp://www.suburbanessexchamber.com/secc Mayor Florio has the power of Channel 34 at his No lawn signs, no mailings, no ads, no research ... disposal, press releases on trivial things that don't Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad http://www.summitems.org plenty of nothing. As much as it pains me to say so, I amount to a hill of beans but get him some ink am going to congratulate Florio on his victory right Turning Point http://www.turningpointnj.org nonetheless. now, right this minute. Twice a month he appears on the governing body It is a hollow victory, but a victory nonetheless. I "Show of Shows" and competes with other committee will also congratulate Lezniak and Cryan on their vic- people to see who stretches the truth the farthest. What tories as well, as the county GOP is also sitting on its To be listed call 908-686-7700 does the Republican candidate have? Indeed, he more collective behind. than likely has a booth, at the wrong end of the Italian Anthony Nardiello festival, which is coming up soon. Who will staff it? Union UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 11

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'jl j UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 13 Urban Farmers host pig roast Urban Farm Dinners, a project of Groundwork Elizabeth, will host its inaugural event, "An Urban Farm Dinner Pig Roast with Andrea Carbine of AToute ileure," on Oct. 16 from 3:30 to 8 p.m. at the Portuguese Instructive Social Club in Elizabeth. Urban Farm Dinners are a bene- fit dinner series that celebrates local gardens and farms, raises awareness of urban agriculture and supplies critical resources to sup- port a sustainable urban food sup- ply1. Proceeds from this event ben- efit www.cotrtegnrwwithus.org and the building of a hydroponic green- house in Elizabeth with Nova Mocidade of the Portuguese Instructive Social Club. There will be a local culinary A group of Rahway High School students had an opportunity to learn firsthand the horrors of the Holocaust from adventure prepared and led by Lotte Frankel of Cranford, a 99-year-old survivor, who was born and educated in Frankfurt, Germany. Andrea Carbine of A Toute Heure in Cranford. Five-course meals will showcase seasonal flavors and Rahway students hear from a survivor ingredients harvested from local community gardens. Guests will be Recently, a group of Rahway High School traveled from town to town, with false papers, Frankel, accompanied by her grandson, served specialty cocktails. Featured students hud an opportunity to learn firsthand or sometimes no papers. Women in the "red Joseph, was reportedly' a dynamic speaker. Stu- for the launching of the series will the horrors of the Holocaust from Lotte Frankel light" district helped them when they knocked dents listened attentively as she answered their be local agricultural heroes dis- of Cranford, a 99-year-old survivor, who was on their door and provided them with a room. questions. Frankel also told her audience that cussing the history of agriculture born and educated in Frankfurt, Germany. Later, a hotel owner put them up, telling the she survived because she was very athletic as a and their experiences as life-long Although her family has long heard her German officers that his hotel was full of peo- young girl and that is why she can walk today agriculturist. story, this was her first presentation to students. ple that had made prior reservations, even at age 99, and only uses a cane. Even now she Local food products, created by Frankel's story began in her first year of though the Frankel family had just walked in exercises daily with tennis balls in her hands. the community gardens of Come medical school at a university in 1932, just as off the street. Students presented her with a bouquet of Grow With Us!, Union County's everything began to get difficult. Warned by a Many twists and turns occurred that had they sunflowers and wished her well in her current Community Garden Project, will be friendly German police officer, she sent her not happened could have resulted in a far more project of writing her memoirs with the help of available for sale. father to Belgium and she traveled with other tragic ending. Many people assisted them, her son. Advance tickets can be pur- young Jewish people to Yugoslavia, where they including the clergy, who helped hide the chil- Students were members of a new semester chased online by visiting: learned to farm. Frankel met her husband there, dren in plain sight in a convent and French offi- elective English course at Rahway High School, www.brnwtipapertickets.com/event/ and after a year, the group moved to Palestine, cials, who stamped papers that contained obvi- African-American Literature, taught by Kim 197569. A VIP cocktail reception where her children were born. However, her ous false names using a purloined stamp. The Sharrock-Shaw. During the second half of the will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. son had health issues because of the heat, so the false name that Frankel's husband used turned year, a second elective will be offered in Holo- For more information on sponsor- family returned to France — before it fell to out to be that of a criminal wanted for murder. caust and Genocide Studies taught by Debra ship packages, contact Jackie Park Germany. Finally, the family crossed an iced-covered Mailer, who arranged the visit through Dr. Paul Albaum, consultant for the Com- When the Germans arrived, however, river into neutral Switzerland and survived the Winkler, New Jersey Commission on Holocaust mon Good, at 917-655-5638. Visit Frankel and her family went undercover. They rest of the war with friends in that country. Education of the State Department of Education. www, urbanfarmdinners. org. CRANFORD BRIEFS SAT prep is key in Cranford Many fall programs • "Ready to Read," Fridays: Oct. 7 to Dec. 13 to Dec. 22, from 6 to 6:45 p.m.; Ages, 4 to Cranford Public Library will be host to a 16 from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.; age 4. 6. still have openings • "Pre-School Arts and Crafts." Thurs- • "Science Matters," Tuesdays, Oct. 11 to series of Practice SAT test events for high The Cranford Recreation and Parks school students. These will be presented by days: Oct 6 to Dec. 15 at the following times: Nov. 15, from 10:15 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 1:45 Department has announced that there are still 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., for ages, 3 1/2 to 6 years; 3:45 to 4:30 Kaplan Inc. The schedule of these events openings for the Fall 2011-2012 programs. includes: p.m., or 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., ages, 3 to 4. p.m., for Grades 1 to 4. Session 1. Registration for Cranford resi- Youth programs Registration can be made in person at the • Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., SAT dents only can be done in person and online. practice test, registration number, • "Aviation Class," a new program. Community Center or online at https://regis- Most of these programs have been postponed Thursdays: Oct. 13 to Dec. 22, from 5:30 to ter.cominunitypass.net/cranford. SKKN1108; one or two weeks to allow those who are still • Nov. 12, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., SAT 6:15 p.m.; Grade: Kindergarten to 2 years of coping with aftermath of Hurricane Irene age. practice test, registration number, additional time to register. There are fees for What's the SCORE? SKK.N1164; • "Basketball Clinic," Saturdays, Oct. 8 to A representative of SCORE will provide a these programs. Some of the programs that Nov. 12 from 9:30 to 11 a.m.; Grade: 1 to 2. • Dec. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., SAT still have openings are listed, but there are free seminar, "Small Business Financial practice test, registration number, • "Clay Animation." Wednesdays, Ocl 12 Planning," at the Cranford Community Cen- many more. For more information and a to Nov 9, from 3:45 to 5:45 p.m.: Grade: 1 to SK.KNI165. complete list, call the Recreation Department ter. 220 Walnut Ave.. on Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. j. Enrollment is limited so one should regis- at 908-709-7283 The program is sponsored by Cranford Pub- ter as soon as possible. To register, one can • "Girls Cougar Camp," Saturdays, Oct 8 lic Library and the public is invited. It was Pre-school programs. to Nov 12. from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: email [email protected], call the • "Kids With Food Allergies," a new pro- announced that registration is required. To library at 908-709-7272 and ask for refer- Grades 3 to 4. 12:40 to 1:40 p.m.) register, call the library at 908-709-7272 and gram, Tuesdays: Oct 11 to Dec 13, from 9:30 • "Introduction to Rock," Mondays, Oct. ence, or stop by the Reference Desk. to 10:30 a.m.; Ages 4 to 5. ask for John Malar. ( PAGE 14 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Rock legend SERIOUS STORM DAMAGE REQUIRES PROMPT ATTENTION

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MAKING INSURANCE COMPANIES LIVE UP TO THEIR CLAIMS Photo Courtesy of Jim Lowncy/County of Union Paul Rogers performs at Union County MusicFest held two weeks ago in Clark. Drivers be careful, school is back Summer is over, school has ing," advised Christie. "Children K-High School started, and children have returned need to be taught how to keep GIFTED & TALENTED to the classroom. With all of the themselves safe as they grow and montclair.edu/gifted Gifted & excitement related to back to venture out into the expanded school, sometimes important things world of school and community, can be overlooked. although the police department and Talented The Union Police Department other community helpers are there has urged students, parents, and to provide assistance, parents are Weekend Program especially drivers, to be aware of often their child's fjjst and best the increase in vehicular and pedes- teachers in this area," added the 10/15-12/18 trian traffic. Parents should take sergeant. Register for Saturdays or Sundays time to review the basic safety rules Mayor Joseph Florio encour- (or both days) with children, including the routes aged parents to sit down with their they should be taking to and from children and to advise them about Choose from a variety of school and the locations of school basic safety rules. "Parents are a engaging courses including crossing guards. Encourage use of child's best and first teacher when robotics, algebra, rocketry, the same route each day. Young it comes to safety," he stated. public speaking, SAT prep, children should be advised of basic "Safety should never be over- art and more. safety rules, including the impor- looked." tance of not talking to strangers. According to Union Police Parents who drive students to Director, Daniel Zieser, the depart- Connect with peers who share school should remember to pull to ment will be utilizing strict your abilities and interests. the curb before letting children out enforcement when it comes to and only park in designated areas motor vehicle and pedestrian viola- around schools. Disregard of park- Join us in University Hall tions. "Strict traffic enforcement ing regulations, especially around and summoning of all violators is for an information session: schools, can create dangerous situ- an effective tool in reducing motor Saturday, 9/24 at 10 a.m. ations for both drivers and children. vehicle accidents and protecting the Saturday, 10/1 at 10 a.m. Sergeant Robert Christie, super- safety of local residents, said visor of the Union Police Depart- Zieser. ment's Traffic Bureau, feels chil- The Union Police Department dren are never too young to learn also advises parents to discourage good safety rules. "Learning how to children from taking items of value stay safe is something that can be to school such as cell phones, iPods fun and doesn't have to be frighten- or expensive jewelry. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 15 Get to the 'root' of cooking at Trailside The Union County Department how to make delicious, seasonal of Parks and Community Renewal meals utilizing the garden's best will offer a "unique" cooking fall root vegetables and then feast class at Trailside Nature and Sci- on the recipes prepared during M's Finest' ence Center in Mountainside. On class. Oct. 3, adults, IS and older, can A resident of Morristown, Chef join celebrity chef Melody Melody grew up in southern Cali- Dogs McGinley Whitelaw for a class on fornia and was a chef for more "Cooking with Root Vegetables." than 35 years for the movie indus- "The autumn harvest provides try, alongside her father, a movie Galloping Hill Cruiser* us with a bounty of healthy and shoot caterer and Big Band singer. Join us every Monday Night 6pm-9pm delicious vegetables thai can be In addition to being a guest chef Cruise fora Cause 2011: Mew Jersey creatively utilized in numerous on WOR Radio for many years. Institute for Disabilities dishes,'7 said Union County Free- Chef Melody also cooks for Scott holder Daniel P. Sullivan, liaison and Todd in the Morning on Bring this ad in Tues, Wed or Thursday for to the Parks and Recreation Advi- WPLJ. She also is interested in sory' Board. 'This class offers food teaching children to cook healthy lovers a great opportunity to learn and green and does so with her how to make healthy dishes with "Kids' preen Kitchen," a program Buy 1, Get 1 Free Hot Dog the guidance of a renowned chef." designed to teach children how to Offer Exp. 10/6/11 There will be a fee for this two- cook healthy meals and snacks. hour class, which will run from 7 To pre-register for this cooking 1 to 9 p.m. Pre-registration is class or for information about required. other upcoming programs or • Galloping Hill Inn • Whitelaw, owner of the cater- events at Trailside, call 908-789- ing company, "The Main Event by 3670 or visit www.ucnj.org/trail- Melody," and guest chef on WOR side. Trailside Nature and Science 1325 Chestnut St., Union • 908-686-26831 Radio for 22 years, will demon- Center is located at 452 New Prov- strate the preparation of healthful, idence Road in Mountainside and savory recipes using autumn root is a service of the Union County vegetables. Participants will learn Board of Chosen Freeholders. LINDEN BRIEFS unitybank.com • 1.800.618.BANK(2265) Tricky tray held by semi-annual fall rummage sale on Oct. 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. and Oct. 'Friends,'Oct. 22 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. There will The Friends of the Linden be a variety of men's, women's and Library will hold a Tricky Tray children's clothing, shoes, belts, Renovation Celebration! Auction Oct. 22. Proceeds will and pocketbooks, household linens, benefit the purchase of library curtains, toys, stuffed animals, Visit our newly renovated branch in Union & celebrate equipment and materials. It will glassware, dishes, kitchen items, take place at Sts. Mary & Elizabeth small appliances, books and mis- with a $50 BONUS when you open a new True Academy, 170 Hussa St., Linden. cellaneous goodies. Doors will open at 6 p.m., and the Checking account with Direct Deposit. auction will begin at 7:45 p.m. For more information or to Holiday gift show purchase tickets, call 908-925- seeking vendors Plus, enter to 8963 or email at lindentricky- The Annual Holiday Gift and [email protected]. Craft Show at The Linden Presby- WIN A $1,000 terian Church will be held on Nov. Linden offers Zumba 5 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. PRIZE PACKAGE! Zumba classes for Linden adults The group is currently seeking will be held Wednesday evenings, vendors to display and sell their Visit unitybank.com/Union starting Wednesday and continuing new items for holiday shopping, through Dec. 14, from 6:30 to 8:30 including handmade crafts, beauty for details on a great p.m. at JohnT. Gregorio Recreation items, jewelry, holiday items, can- Visit the friendly prize package featuring Center, 330 Helen St., Linden. dles, decorative accessories, gift Union Branch team at local businesses. No Zumba combines Latin and baskets and more. purchase necessary. International music with a fun and The church is located at 1506 952 Stuyvesant Avenue effective workout system. Orchard Terrace, Linden. For more There is a class minimum information contact the LPC Spe- Union, NJ 07083 requirement of 10 participants. cial Events Hotline at 908-486- Registration deadline is Tuesday. 3066. For more information, call 908- 474-8627, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regis- Market open Mondays ter online at www.linden-nj.org and through October UNIT/BANK, click on community pass or register Linden Farmers Market will be in person at the Recreation Center, open for business on Mondays MEMBER FDIC the Community Center Building, through Oct. 24, noon to 6 p.m. at 605 South Wood Ave., or the Lin- the Raymond Wood Bauer Prome- den Multi-Purpose Center, 1025 nade, Wood Avenue at Knopf $50 cash bonus available to customers who open a new True Checking account with new money, i money not currently held in any John St., Linden. Street. Unity Account): $25 after completing 2 qualifying transactions excluding interest credits, account corrections, payments to account Fresh-grown local vegetables holders, and transfers. Qualifying transactions can be third party checks, debit card purchases or bill pay. $25 after Direct Deposit has begun. Two qualifying transactions and Direct Deposit must be within 60 days of account opening. True Checking subject to a Rummage sale, Oct. 21 and fruits, gourmet food items will $30 early closeout fee within 90 days. Cash bonuses may be reportable to the IRS. Offer valid at Union location ONLY. Ofter expires The Reformed Church of Lin- be available. For information, call 11/30/11. MUST PRESENT THIS AD den 600 N. Wood Ave will hold it's 908-474-8493. X PAGE 16 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE HILLSIDE BRIEFS Month with the whole family. The Tuesday blood drive from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hill- lesterol screening and also a $10 Concert to celebrate side Municipal Building, Lower Dunkin' Donuts gift card in appre- event is open to the public and free Hispanic heritage offers incentives Parking Lot on the Hillside Avenue ciation of blood donation. Donors of charge. Hispanic Heritage Concert will The Hillside Community Blood side in Hillside. Donors do not have don't have to be a Hillside resident be presented by the guitar virtuoso, Bank and the Hillside Board of to pre-register. Just come on this to donate blood. Donors may also Jesse Rivera, at Hillside Public Health in conjunction with The day and help protect you and your get credit for any organization that ADVERTISE! Library Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. One PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! Blood Center of New Jersey will be family by giving blood and save a is a member of the Blood Center of can celebrate Hispanic Heritage holding a Blood Drive on Tuesday, life. Donors will receive a free cho- New Jersey. . 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Clark occurred in Elizabeth on Sept. 22, fuel lank. police, and failed to come to a The officer searched the apart- • Sept. 13: At 77 Central Ave, announced Prosecutor Theodore J. The individual, upon seeing the complete stop at the stop sign. ment and the building for suspects police arrested Gladis Baca, 52, for Romankow. officers, told them he was sorry and A motor vehicle stop resulted in with negative results. A canvas of shoplifting merchandise valued at Tiffany Moore, a confirmed would put the gas back in the truck. the discovery of two clear plastic the building yielded negative $176.93 from the Marshall's member of the Bloods street gang, The officers observed a quantity of zip lock baggies each containing a results for similar incidents or wit- Department Store at 77 Central according to the prosecutor's gasoline on the ground and nearby, white rock substance suspected to nesses. Ave. She was subsequently office, has been charged with the they found Diakonidze's 2000 Mer- be cocaine, and one small glass rod, The resident of the apartment released on her own recognizance murder of Felicia Hester, 19. of East cury Marquis, which had approxi- or pipe, which contained an imita- was contacted, responded and pending a court date. Orange. mately 25 5-gallon containers filled tion white flower inside. This item reported that a Deli laptop comput- • Sept. 17: At the Old Bridge Hester was shot behind the with gasoline in the trunk. is commonly used to in jest the er and a jewelry box with several Police Department, police arrested Coco Bongo bar in Elizabeth Diakonid/e. of Brooklyn, NY, was CDS. pieces of gold jewelry were stolen Moatesen Basuoni, 26, on an out- around 2 a.m. on Sept. 22. She was placed under arrest and charged Jennifer Clark. 51, of Elizabeth from the apartment. standing warrant totaling S841 for • taken to University Hospital in with theft and causing or risking was arrested and charged with pos- • Sept. 19: While on patrol a contempt of court. He was subse- Newark in grave condition and suc- widespread injury or damage. session of cocaine, possession of police officer was stopped at a traf- quently transported to the Union cumbed to her injury at 5:10 p.m. He is b_'ing held on $27,500 bail drug paraphernalia, CDS in a motor fic light behind a vehicle. While Counts Jail. on Saturday, said Romankow. pending transfer to the Union vehicle, failure to stop, and no seat stopped behind the vehicle, the Union During their investigation, the County Jail with a court date set for belt. Clark was released pending a officer said the smell of it strong • Sept. 16: Union police arrest- Homicide Task Force identified Oct. 3 at Central Intake. The Lin- municipal court date. odor of burnt marijuana was com- ed Darnell Henry, Nigel Barnes and Moore as the suspect in the shoot- den Fire Department and Union • Sept. IS: At about 5:42 p.m. a ing from the area. The officer fol- Jihad Rudd for warrants on 1553 ing and complaints were signed by County I [azmat Team were notified police officer observed a silver lowed the vehicle in front of him Stuyvesant Ave. Union County Superior Court and responded to the scene for con- Ford traveling northbound on closely, police said, and continued • Sept. 16: Police reported a Judge Joseph Donohue charging tainment and clean up of the fuel. Locust Street approaching West to detect the strong odor of burnt burglary on M i Idred Terrace. Entry Moore with murder and weapon Roselle Park Westfield Avenue. The vehicle then marijuana. was gained through a basement offenses, the prosecutor said in a • Sept. 13: While on patrol, an came to a stop at a red traffic light Believing the odor of the burnt window. A television set and hand- release. Her bail was set at officer traveling eastbound on at the intersection. marijuana was coming from the gun were taken. S7 50,000. Westfield Avenue says he observed The officer said he then vehicle due to the circumstances, • Sept. 17: Union police Moore was served with the a motor vehicle parked in a drive- observed the driver of the vehicle he conducted a motor vehicle stop. responded to a motor vehicle bur- complaints at the Essex County Jail way of a residence. According to not wearing a seatbelt. A motor An investigation revealed one glary at 1055 Hudson St. The dri- where she is being held on unrelat- police, the officer says he also vehicle stop resulted in the discov- Clear plastic bag containing sus- ver's side door lock was damaged. ed charges. The defendants are pre- noticed a male urinating into the ery of one small clear piastic bag pected CDS marijuana. No entry was gained at this time. sumed innocent until proyen guilty roadway while standing next to the which contained suspected mari- The passenger, Philip Netta, 23, • Sept. 17: A motor vehicle bur- in a court of law. vehicle and immediately pulled his juana, and Suboxone Sublingual of Roselle Park was found to be in glary was reported at 11 *> 1 Morris Linden patrol car behind the vehicle in the Film, a drug used for the treatment possession of one blue glass pipe Ave. Entry was gained by smashing • Sept. 22: According to the Lin- drive way. of opioid dependence with suspected marijuana inside. the driver's side window. A GPS den Police Department, two Eliza- According to the officer, he Jacqueline Beadling, 27, of Netta was charged with posses- was taken. beth men have been charged in sev- noticed an individual sitting in the Rahway was placed under arrest sion of marijuana and possession • Sept. 18: Police stopped a eral different residential burglaries passenger seat hide something and charged with two counts of drug paraphernalia. He was motor vehicle on Stuyvesant/Mil! which occurred during August and under her seat upon seeing the possession of schedule 1 drug, pos- released pending a Union County Road, Irvington. An arrest was September. police officer. Police say the ensu- session of CDS, and possession of superior court date of Sept. 26. made of Dion Adams, Rodney Linden Detectives were ing investigation revealed a partial- drug paraphernalia. Victor Miranda, 23, of Roselle Lovius and one male juvenile for informed of the arrests by the Eliz- ly consumed plastic water bottle • Sept. 19: A Roselle Park Police Park was arrested after being Sound possession of CDS with the intent abeth Police Department on Sept. filled with an unknown red wine, a officer responded to East Westfield in possession of suspected marijua- to distribute. 19. After an investigation. Linden prescription bottle containing a detectives charged the suspects loose amount of suspected marijua- with burglary and theft. na, a partially burned hand-rolled your world vour future vour choice vour school Piotr S. Dorobek, 19, was marijuana cigar, a metal grinder charged with five counts of burgla- used for grinding marijuana mid a ry and theft. Anthony Alicea, 18, pill container with six Alprazolam was charged with one count of bur- pills and five Clonazepam pills. glary and theft. The male was issued a summons Because it's • Sept. 26: At 2:24 a.m. officers for urinating in public. The passen- were on patrol when they say they ger, Maria Crecca, 34, of Roselle observed a person crouching near a Park was arrested and charged with your life tractor parked at the BBS Trans- possession of marijuana, posses- portation Co., 2025 E. Linden Ave. sion of drug paraphernalia, posses- The commercial area has been sion of schedule 1, II, HI and IV the site of a rash of recent truck bat- drugs. Crecca was also wanted for tery thefts. As officers approached, numerous warrants and was At Roselle Catholic, there's a place for everyone Find out for yourself at our they could smell the odor of gaso- released to the custody of Cliffside line and observed several white Police. OPEN HOUSE plastic containers on the ground, • Sept. 15: An officer said he Sunday, October 2nd 1:00 pm Tuesday, October 4th 7:00 pm TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY See first-hand why a Roselle Catholic education may be right for you. Participate in our FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES TO MEET YOUR NEEDS Freshman for A Day Program, by contacting Hiring Solo and Team Drivers in Dedicated, Intermodal David Stoto, Director of Admissions at 908-245-2350 Tanker and Van (OTR, Regional) Divisions Sign-on Bonus May Apply - Ask Your Recruiter! www.rosellecatholic. org Experienced Drivers and Recent Driving School Grads Welcome A Catholic School in the Marist Tradition Inexperienced? Take advantage of Schneider's Tuition Reimbursement program and get your CDL at a local driving school. Roselle Catholic High School Apply at schneiderjobs.com/newjobs SCHNEIDER Call 1-800-44-PRIDE for more information 350 Raritan Road Roselle PAGE 18 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE RELIGION Church of Springfield Month of the Rosary special services. The title, "Queen One need not be a member of of these offerings call 908-686- St. Michael's Church, 40 Alden of the Holy Rosary," is one of the Grace to worship with them, be in 3965 or email Grace at has October offerings [email protected] or visit St., Cranford, will observe October many titles bestowed upon the Vir- adult study or have children in Sun- The First Presbyterian Church gin Mary by the Roman Catholic www.gracelntherannj.org. as "The Month of the Rosary" with day School. Classes are offered for of Springfield is conducting several Church worldwide. age 3 through 8th grade. Monthly events in October which are open special Rosary prayer services. The Rosary is a traditional For additional information, con- Home Bible Studies, which are cur- Send religious news to the public. Blessing of the Ani- tact the Parish Office at 908-276- rently studying the Book of Union County LocalSource mals will be held at 2 pm. Oct. 2 on Catholic devotion. The term, !'Rosary," denotes the prayer beads 0360. Romans, are offered during the encourages congregations, temples, the Parish House lawn, 37 Church week in member's homes. In addi- social and civic organizations to Mall, Springfield. used to count the series of prayers that make up the devotion. The Grace returns to tion, there is a monthly Men's Bible inform the editors about scheduled In addition, there are some tick- Breakfast at the church on the events and activities. Releases ets available for the Oct. 4 Bus Trip prayers consist of praying "The Sunday schedule Lord's Prayer," followed by pray- Grace Lutheran Church, 2222 fourth Saturday of the month at should include a phone number to the Sight & Sound Theater in 8:30 a.m. An interpreted Bible where a representative may be Lancaster, PA to see the show, ing the "Hail Mary" 10 times and Vauxhall Road, Union, has returned the praying of "Glory Be to the to its Sunday morning schedule of study for the deaf is offered on the reached during the day. "Joseph". Tickets include coach first Sunday of the month following Send information to: Regional bus transportation, show and fami- Father." The praying of each worship services at 8 and 10:30 the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Editor at editorial@thelocal- ly style meal. decade is accompanied by a medi- a.m., with the 10:30 a.m. worship For further information on any sourcc.com. On Oct. 14, there will be a Fish tation recalling an event in the life service interpreted for the Deaf. or Chicken and Chips Dinner of Jesus Christ. Sunday School is held in between catered by Argyle of Kearny. Tick- On each of the five Monday these two worship services at 9:15 T To Sell Your Home or ets can be purchased at the church evenings of the month, a Rosary for all ages, including adults. The Place a Classified Ad Call office, Monday through Friday service will be conducted at 7 p.m. adult study will be looking at dif- FOR from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. For information in the church. In addition to praying ferent world religions and compar- SALE 908-686-7850 regarding all events, call the office the Rosary, Marian Prayer and ing and contrasting them to Chris- Search your local classifieds on the Internet at 973-379-4320. hymns will be included in these tianity. :•. www.localsource.com WORSHIP CALENDAR Sun: 8:30am; Mon-Fri.: 7:30am; Friday Vauxhall. NJ 07088 COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Mall, Springfield, NJ 07081, 973-379-4320. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD evening: 8pm; SATURDAY: 9:00am. Torah Phone:908-964-1282 CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, Mountainside, Rev. Victoria Ney, Pastor. Sunday Worship class half hour before each service. Hebrew Pastor: Rev. Dennis E. Hughes New Jersey 07092. You are invited to join us in CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD "One begins at 10:15am followed by Fellowship School: Sundays 9:30am. Sunday - Church School 9:AM Worship Services on Sundays at 10:30 am. This Great Church - Two Locations!" Main Hour. Church time nursery and Sunday Worship Service 10: AM is a place for you to enjoy uplifting music and Campus: 953 West Chcstnul St., Union. 2nd School for infant to second grade avail. Wednesday - Bible Class 6:30 to 7:30 relevant messages that will energize and inspire Campus: 172 Springfield Ave., Berkeley Sunday School for grades 3-12 begins ,it JEWISH- ALL ARE WELCOME you. We offer a warm and friendly environment Heigh Is, www.CalvaryAssembly.tv. 908- with Bible study. Sunday school and active 9:00am in the Parish House @ 37 Church 964-1133. CONSERVATIVE adull and youth groups. For further information, Mall. For more information about Church (Please note: All events and COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST please contact Dr. Christopher Belden, Pastor at groups and community activities or to services are held at the Union TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRAEL 60 908-232-9490. contact Pastor Ney, please call the Church campus unless otherwise noted.) CHURCH Temple Drive, Springfield. 973-376-0539 - 301 Chestnut St.. Sunday Schedule: Office at 973-379-4320, or e-mail a friendly inclusive Conservative Rosellc Park. NJ 07204 [email protected]. Morning Worship - 8:45arn & 11:00am Egalitarian congregation, welcoming to Morning Worship (Berkeley campus) - Phone: 908-245-2237 the broader community of mature couples, www.roselleparkumc.org CONNECTICUT FARMS 11:00am singles, "traditional" Jewish families, gay Pastor: Rev. Glenn A. Scheyhing PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 888 Berkeley Sunday School 10:00am 10:30 AM Worship Service Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Rev. Roberta *A1I Sunday morning services include and lesbian Jews, and interfailh families. 10:30 AM Sunday School Arrowsmith, Pastor. Sunday Worship Service ROMAN CATHOLIC childeare and Kidz Church lor ages 2-10!* Dedicated to enriching the lives of our community by providing an inviting Childeare Available at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School/Confirmation Sunday School for All Ages- 10:00am Class and "For Adults Only Education" at THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF Evening Service - 6:30pm environment for spiritual education and 11:00 a.m. Child care provided. Sound LOURDES, 300 Central Avenue, Weekday Schedule: social interaction, we offer a year-round system for the hearing impaired. Coffee hour Mountainside, 908-232-1162. Celebrate the Ladies Bible Study - Wed. @ 10:00am UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OK Lord's Day: Anticipated Mass 5:00pm, Sunday NAEYC certified Early Childhood UNION. Berwyn Street at Overlook Terrace, follows the service. Ample parking is Family Night - Wed. @ 7:30pm at 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am. Weekdays: Program, Religious School, Teen institute. Union. Rev. James G Ryoo, Pastor. Jonathan provided. Men's, women's, and youth groups (includes Adult Bible Study, Boys &. Girls Monday-Friday 7;30am, Saturday 8:00am, Men's Club, Women's League, Hazak Schneider, Music Director. Church Office provide a variety of opportunities for programs) participation. Church actively involved with Sacrament of Reconciliation, Saturday at 1 pm. Youth Night-Fri@ 7:30pm (Seniors), minyan services twice daily, and 687-8077. Parsonage 686-2412. Worship Perpetual Adoration Chape/for personal prayer a full variety of activities and Shabbat Service 11:00 A.M., Sunday worship the community through Vacation Bible College & Career - Pri @ 7:30pm and devotion. www.ollmountainside.org, services fro all ages. Visit www.tbaynj.org includes a children's sermon, followed by School, "Friday .Night Happening" for 'Visit us at: www.CalvaryAssembly.tv* middle schoo! youth, CF Food Pantry, [email protected]. for service and activity dates and times or Sunday School, and communion on the first Sunday of each month. All welcome. United weekday Nursery School, and Cub and Boy call (973) 376-0539. PLEASE JOrN US! Methodist Men's, Women's and Youth Scout Troops. Serving the community since UKRAINIAN EVANGELICAL Rabbi Mark Mallach ([email protected]), groups. Home Bible Studies 3rd Saturday 1730, Connecticut Farms is a vibrant, caring ASSEMBLIES OFGOD Shiri Haines, Executive Director each month. / congregation committed to renewal and St. JAMES THE- APOSTLE PARISH 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (908) 686-8171 ([email protected]).. growth. We welcome all to join us for COMMUNITY, 45 'South Springfield Avenue, Rev. Walter Cebula, Pastor worship and fellowship. For additional Springfield, New Jersey 07081.973-376-3044. **Note: All services are in English . information, call the church office at 908- www.saintjamesparish.org. SUNDAY MASS: ( Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) 688-3164 or log on to wwv.ctfarm.org. Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated), Sunday 7:30, Sunday Worship: 10:30 AM 9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 noon. WEEKDAY Sunday Evening: 6:30 PM JEWISH - REFORM MORAVIAN MASS: Monday-Friday 7:30am, Saturday Food Pantry (Wednesday) 5-6:45 PM 8:00am. RECONCILIATION: Saturday Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 PM TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM BATTLE HILL COMMUNITY 11:00am (any time by appointment). MORAVIAN CHURCH, 77 Liberty Ave., FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Spanish Service (Saturday): 7 PM Springfield, NJ (973) 379-5387 visit www.shaarey.org Rabbi: Joshua Goldstein Union, 908-686-LAMB. Rev. Percival RAHWAY Corner of West Grand Ave. & Cantor: Amy Daniels Inspiring services and Gordon, Pastor. Sunday Worship 10:30 am. Church St., RAHWAY. Holy Communion the BAPTIST creative programs and events. Religious. Sunday School 9:15 am. Women's Group . first Sunday of each month. Worship Sen-ice on meets first Wednesday of every month 1:30 Sundays at 9:30 am; Fellowship Hour 10:30 ST. JOSEPH PARISH, 767 Prospect Street, ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, 640 S. School, PreSchool, active Sisterhood and Brotherhood, Renaissance (Seniors), classes, pm. Men's Group meets every other am.; Nursery 9:30 am - 10:30 am. Office Maplewood (1 blk. S. of Springfield Ave.); Springfield Ave., Springfield. Rev. Clarence 973-761-5933, since 1914 serving Mapiewood trips, speakers and much more. Wednesday 9:00 am. Wednesday, Bible Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 3:30 pm. 732- Alston, Pastor. Church -phone (973) 379- and adjacent areas of Union and Millburn. Our study and Prayer Group 7:00 pm. 382-0803 www.rahwayworship.org. 1465. SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. Family Bible faith community welcomes you to join us for School; 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. worship, service opportunities and spiritual WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. Mid-Week LUTHERAN support. Varied activities for adults, youth Service. Holy Communion every First group, K-8 religious education classes. Mass Sunday. Nursery Care available every REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH NON- TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH celebrated in our beautiful church, Sunday 7:30, Sunday. If transportation is needed call the AND SCHOOL, 229 Cowperthwaite PI., 829 Salem Road, Union. Worship and Church 9:00 and 11:30 a.m.; Saturday 5:30 p.m. church office. Everyone is Welcome at Wcstfield, Rev. Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor. DENOMINA TIONAL School Sundays at 10:00 A.M. Nursery Care Anlioch. (908) 232-1517, Beginning Sunday, July 6, during all services. Holy Communion the first Sunday of each month. We offer opportunities Summer Worship Times are as follows: KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL for personal growth and development for Sunday Worship Services, 8:30 and 10:00 Newark and 23rd Street, Kcnilworth, 908- children, youth, and adults. We have two NOTE: All copy changes must be made in JEWISH-TRADITIONAL a.m. Sunday morning Nursery available. 272-6131, Pastor Donald Dunkerton. Sunday children's choirs and an adult Chancel Choir. writing and received by Worrall Community Wednesday Evening Worship Service, 7:30 9:15 am Communion, 11:00 am Family We also have a youth fellowship, regular adult Newspapers No later than 12:00 Noon, CONSERVATIVE p.m. Holy Communion is celebrated at all Bible Hour and Sunday School for all ages, Bible Study, a Book Club and Summer Vacation Fridays prior to the following week's worship services. The church and all rooms Wednesday 7:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study, Bible School. Come and worship with friends publication. CONGREGATION B'NAI AHAVATH are handicapped accessible (childeare provided), Friday 7:00 pm Youth and neighbors this Sunday. Townley Church is a Please address changes to: SHALOM, 2035 Vauxhall Road (comer of Activities for Grade School age, Jr. High and growing congregation of caring people. Church Plane Street), Union, Tel: (908) 686-6773. Sr. High, kenilworthgospel.org Connie Sloan Dr. Leon J. Yagod, Rabbi Emeritus; Oscar METHODIST Office 686-1028. Rev. Christopher Taylor, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave. P.O. Box 1596 • Newman, Cantor; David Gelband, President. Pastor. Union, N.J. 07083 Congregation B'Nai Ahavnth Shalom is a BETHELAFRICAN METHODIST traditional conservative congregation with a EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF full range of programs. DAILY SERVICES: PRESBYTERIAN 241 Hilton Ave., SPRINGFIELD 210 Morris Ave. at Church UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 19

IN MEMORIAM Shalom

AQUINO — Virginia, of Rahway; Sept. 13. BEIRNE — Thomas J., of Springfield; Sept. 17. BOLDEN — Frances, formerly ofRosdle; Sept. 12. BORIE — Nicholas Joseph, formerly of Summit; Sept. 21. BRASSER — Grace, of Kenilworth; Sept. 18. BRODY — Rosella G. "Zell," formerly of Clark; Sept. 24. BURKE — Maureen E., of Mountainside; Sept. 19. CAR — Helen, of Mountainside; Sept. 24. CENTAMORE — Paul, of Springfield; Sept. 23. COHEN —Abraham, formerly of Union; Sept. 21. DiLEO — Columbia "Connie," formerly of Hillside; Sept. 24. FERRETTI Peter 1'. Sr., of Union; Sept. 21. FISLER — Daniel Sheridan, of Cranford; Sept. 19. GONZALEZ — Nancy, of Kenilworth; Sept. 22. 11AWK.1NS — Ollie, of Roselle; Sept. 21. HF.DGCOCK — Richard "Rick" David Franklin Patrick, of Union; Sept. 22. HNAT — Frank C, of Clark; Sept. 19. HUDAK —- Gail H. Cuje, of Linden; Sept. 22. KATTO — Julia A., of Roselle; Sept. 24. K1SSELMAN — Elizabeth, of Union; Sept. 22. LESN1AK — Loretta, of Linden; Sept. 24. MANDELA — Marian, of Clark; Sept. 19. MCCARTHY — John Joseph III, formerly of Clark; Sept. 18. McGINNESS — Thomas, of Summit; Sept. 18. McKISSIC — Eva Theresa Wilson, of Linden; Sept. 19. McN AM EE — Dennis, of Kenilworth; Sept. 17. MERRITT — Carl Eugene, of Hillside; Sept. 20. MIZZONI — Joseph L., of Union; Sept. 21. NEUSTEIN — Rosalind, of Linden; Sept. 19. NUTTING — Rita, of Union; Sept. 18. PETINO — Pietro M., of Springfield; Sept. 23. PILCH —Jean, of Rahway; Sept. 22. 1 PUGLIESE —Angelina "Julie," of Union; Sept. 18. Pholo C(mr(( s"v of .hula RAYMOND — Rita, of Union; Sept. 18. Rabbi Joshua Goldstein and Cantor Amy Daniels read from the Torah during RUSSO — Anna, of Summit; Sept. 17. Temple Sha'arey Shalom's Second Annual Shabbat Under the Stars service on SHAW — George V., of Summit; Sept. 23. Sept. 9 in Springfield. More than 150 congregants and friends enjoyed a BBQ SILVIO — S. Robert, formerly of Clark; Sept. 23. dinner prior to services. SKIPTUMS — Veronica D., of Hillside; Sept. 18. SNYDER — George D., of Clark; Sept. 19. STAMPER — Bertram L., of Kenilworth; Sept. 17. SZOKE— Julia, formerly of Rahway; Sept. 14. TORONYE — Anna, formerly of Rahway; Sept. 18. Come as you are. VEILLEUX — Annette, of Hillside; Sept. 13. WENSON — Herman, formerly of Rahway; Sept. 21. YEAGER — Carmella Ann, formerly of Clark; Sept. 17. Leave a bit different. Obituaries are special notices submitted by Funeral Direc- One visit to Beth Hatikvah will leave you knowing tors or families to he published an these pages and online. To place a paid obituary fax 908-686-4169 or send an email to more, asking more questions, and feeling more a [email protected]. Obituaries must be received by noon part of a warm and diverse community, Monday. Family and friends' submissions must include sender s name, address, phone and the name of the funeral home. Call ...everything you never expected. 908-686-7850 for assistance. Try us today! CLARK BRIEFS visit www.bethhatikvah.org Octoberfest, Oct. 8 Senior meeting for a calendar of events open to all. The Deutscher Club of Clark, rescheduled 787 Featherbed Lane, has sched- The Oct. 6 Clark Senior month- uled an Octoberfest on Oct. 8. It ly meeting has been cancelled and ' ^ mpnn rra rrrnp will be held indoors and will be re-scheduled for Oct. 13, it was open to the public. announced. German-American beverages The meeting will be held at the CONGREGATION and dinners will be available. Din- Brewer Senior Center, 430 West- ners will be served from 5 to 9 p.m. field Ave., at 1 p.m. Refreshments BETH HATIKVAH It was announced that no outside will be served. food or beverages will be permit- For additional information, call ted, and no jeans or sneakers Phyllis at 732-382-7134. A Reconstructionist Jewish Community allowed. German outfits will be encour- aged. Music will be provided by Flu shot for residents 36 Chatham Road, Summit, NJ Bernie's Orchestra from 7 to 11 The Clark Health Department (908) 277-0200 p.m. There also will be free park- will be offering flu shots to Clark ing. residents on Oct. 6 at the Clark Rabbi Amy Joy Small Additional information can be Recreation Center located at 430 Education Director Nancy Hersh obtained by calling 732-574-8600 Westfield Ave., Clark, between the or visiting www.deutscherclub.us. hours of 2 and 3:30 p.m. PAGE 20 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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PAGE 22 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE 'Newsies!' at The Paper Mill earns standing ovations By Bea Smith tizer, fights on the side of the Staff Writer newsies. The well-known term, "Stop the In the enormous, exceptionally presses," has never had more sig- talented cast, many of its members nificant value than in the stunning portray newsies; others are in mul- musical, "Newsies!" a premiere tiple roles. All dance with gusto and attraction currently playing at The sing their hearts out against a dark Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn. background of a three-tier tower The "Newsies" story is inspired that serves many of the scenes. by the tum-ot'-the-century newsboy There are moments when the strike against Joseph Pulitizer, audience must decide whether or William Randolph Hearst and other not the tower is competing with the newspaper publishers in New York captivating wonders of the cast, the City. It manages, with rare per- music, the actors, the dancers and formances and appropriate music, the show itself. The leading cast to reinforce the strength of the and some of the performers, includ- American public. And, the econom- ing Ben Fankhauser as Davey, and ic atmosphere of 1899 appears to Andrew Keenan-Bolger who plays hit close to home, even today. This both Crutchie and York, are active- fabulous stage version of ly part of this competition. "Newsies!" was derived from a The musical numbers, some 1992 Walt Disney motion picture, new, mixed with the originals, are and has given a full-Hedged gift to especially outstanding, particularly its audiences. "Santa Fe," "Carrying the Banner," The phenomenally creative "The News Is Getting Better," "The stage production was provided by World Will Know," and especially, I'liiiKis Courtesy if Paper Mill Playhouse Alan Menken, an eight-time Acad- "Seize the Day." In an historical 'Newsies!' premiered over the weekend at the Paper Mill Playhouse, the state the- emy Award-winner who composed overview of the newspaper world, ater of New Jersey, and received standing ovations from its first audience. the music; four-time Tony Award- the songs tell the story of its inhab- winner Harvey Fierstein, who itants and the very values back in wrote a new book for "Newsies!"; 1899. The audience even gets a Jack Feldman, who wrote the glimpse of Teddy Roosevelt in his music; Tony-nominated director role as New York governor. Jeff Calhoun; and Tony- and Drama Much credit must go to Cal- Desk-nominee Christopher Gattel- houn, whose direction, combined li, choreographer extraordinaire. with Gattelli's choreography, pro- In addition, the musical features vides an exciting, heart-rending, the marvelous talents of fine- invaluable piece of theater — and voiced John Dossett. Dossett por- history — with the assistance of trays Joseph Pulitzer, the menacing, music director, David Holcenberg; inscrutable newspaper publisher, Tobin Ost, scenic designer; and with such force and drama that the Jess Goldstein, costume designer. audience finds itself shuddering. At the Paper Mill Playhouse on Jeremy Jordan plays Jack Kelly, the Sunday afternoon, the climax of determined young man who leads ''Newsies!" was greeted with an his ragged newsboys, an army of overwhelming standing ovation orphans and runaways, to partici- from a very enthusiastic audience. pate in a two-week strike. Kara And, for a season's opening pro- Lindsay plays a news reporter, duction, it earned every available who, unlike her father, Joseph Puli- kudo. Hummingbirds favor Grandpa Ott's purple blooms A few years ago, 1 planted a of flowers, it is an inspiring sight. thing 1 see every morning. It is on the other side of the yard. I packet of morning glory seeds in At the top of the trellis it reaches patronized by bees, butterflies and, watch them from a distance and, the narrow pocket of earth between The out, grabs the porch spindles and most recently, by a hummingbird. like everyone else, marvel at their the driveway and the trellis that keeps right on going,, eventually While doing the lunch dishes a cou- diminutive size and speedy flight. hides the foundation of our house. 1 Gardener's surging over the railing and onto ple of Saturdays ago, I thought 1 Somehow, seeing one sit quietly is have done nothing to encourage the porch. saw something moving amidst the an even greater marvel. them since, but they have reseeded Apprentice Occasionally, the vines get ram- flowers. 1 looked closer and saw a Morning glories are one of the and come Lip faithfully every year. By Elisabeth Ginsburg bunctious and try to suffocate near- female ruby-throated humming- vining species on the list of "hum- The variety is Grandpa Ott's, by potted plants in a twining green bird, dining on the nectar in the mingbird plants" published on the famous in gardening circles ing glories to thank for the bounty. embrace. Since Grandpa only morning glory blooms. She flitted hummingbirds.net website. My because it is the heirloom seed that Grandpa Ott's bears trumpet- knows one way of operating — from flower to flower and eventual- Grandpa Ott's is purple, a high-vis- launched the Seed Savers' shaped purple blooms with reddish domination — I clip off the ly rested for a few minutes on the ibility color that attracts the tiny Exchange in Decorah, Iowa, and, purple stars in the throats. Each obstreperous tendrils. The vines go nearby telephone wire. It is the first birds. Subsequent sightings of my by extension, the whole heirloom- bloom lasts only a day but, during right on as if the clippers were time 1 have ever seen a humming- hummingbird in the same place seed craze. that time, the trumpets open wide in imaginary. bird at rest. confirm the website's assertion that Those who now enjoy abundant the light. When the still-agile The best thing about Grandpa This is not the first humming- the birds follow regular routes to harvests of heirloom tomatoes or Grandpa Ott's clambers up the 8 Ott's is that it grows right outside bird of the year, but usually the bird food supplies. squash have Grandpa Ott's morn- feet of trellis, covered with scores the kitchen door, so it is the first or birds patronize the butterfly bush {Continued on Page 23) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 23 Gardener's Apprentice Music icon rocks Clark (Continued on Page 23 consorting briefly with a male and 1 have made my garden to please laying eggs in a tiny nest. She myself, rather than to attract specif- raised her chicks as a single moth- ic kinds of wild creatures like but- er, since the males do not partici- terflies or hummingbirds. Howev- pate in the care and feeding of their er, many of the plants 1 like are also offspring. Once the young hum- important to a wide variety of polli- mers were fledged and on their nating insects, not to mention birds own, she began the process of fat- and the less-desirable deer and tening herself up for the annual groundhogs. 1 am pleased that even migration. 1 haven't seen the hum- though I have taken out the trouble- mingbird for several days now. She some trumpet vine —another hum- may already have left on the long mer favorite — I still have many journey to her winter digs in Mexi- plants from which birds can co or Central America. choose. In my garden they might In a few more weeks, frost will browse favorites like agastache, come and Grandpa Ott's morning sometimes called "hummingbird glories will close up shop for the mini," columbine, foxglove, pen- season. I always leave the vines on stemon, fuchsia, sal via, weigela the trellis so the seeds will fall back and flowering quince. to earth, ensuring that a number of 1 garden organically, so (here arc young plants will begin the upward no man-made chemicals around to climb again next spring. The hum- harm the birds. There is also lots of mingbird knows nothing of this, of protective cover, water in the bird- course, but 1 hope she returns to see baths and an appreciative audience them. — me and my husband — willing to keep a respectful distance. All I Elisabeth Ginsburg, a resident of have to add is a glucose-filled feed- Glen Ridge, is a frequent contrib- er and I will have created a hum- utor to Worrall Community mingbird spa. Newspapers. The writer archives My hummingbird has probably past columns at http://www.gar- had an eventful spring and summer. denersapprcntice.com. 'Sessions with Sinatra' "Sessions with Sinatra," a pro- American Civic Association of Photo Courtesy of Jim Lowney/Countj of Union grain which goes behind the scenes Hillside. Refreshments will be Deborah Harry and Blondie perform at MusicFest during the 2011 Union County of the musical legend, will be pre- served. For more information, call Fair at Oak Ridge Park in Clark on Sept. 17. sented by Charles "Chuck" Grana- the the library, 973- 923-4413. ta, record producer, music historian and author, at Hillside Public Library on Oct. 12 at 6:30 p.m. Granata is the author of three books, including the award-win- ning "Sessions with Sinatra: Frank FALL FUN FARMS.COm Sinatra and the Art of Recording." He is the project director of the release of Sinatra's Columbia By Day recordings and producer of "Nancy for Frank," Nancy Sinatra's weekly radio program. FREE HAYRIDEI The event, which is open to the to our pumpkin patch with tiie public, is sponsored by the Hillside purchase of a pumpkin! 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From the garden HOROSCOPES This quick sauce is a great way to use your garden eggplant. this week unless you act quickly 20. Capricorn, all struggles you've Oct. 2 to 8 and authoritatively. Swift action endured in the last few months will PENNE WITH EGGPLANT, TOMATOES ARJES, March 21 to April 20. makes it possible to contain the pay off with some (just rewards AND FRESH MOZZARELLA There's no easing the tension potential damage. soon enough. Hold on a little 4 to 6 servings Add the eggplant and saute until between two people in the house, VIRGO, Aug. 24 to Sept. 22. longer. Ingredients softened. Aries. The constant bickering is Virgo, you can only coast along for AQUARIUS, Jan. 21 to Feb. 18. 1 globe eggplant, cubed Add the garlic, being careful not leaving you weary, and the best so long. 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You will just have to full of love and romance, and it's because soon you won't have a 1 can San Marzano tomatoes minutes, until the tomatoes quickly adjust. something you have been craving minute to spare on anything. You 1 ball fresh mozzarella, cubed break down and the sauce GEMINI, May 22 to June 21. for a long time. will be all-consumed with work. Grated Parmigiano-Reggiano reduces slightly, stirring often. Gemini, it's hard to fight through SCORPIO, Oct. 24 to Nov. 22. cheese Remove the sauce from the heat all the clutter and excess in your Sometimes your patience is tested, Famous folks' birthdays 1 lb. cooked penne rigate pasta and add the basil, pasta and life, but now is the time to weed Scorpio. But others don't realize Oct. 2, Kelly Ripa, actress, 41 Method cubed mozzarella. through what you have and start your need to have some alone time, Oct. 3, Neve Campbell, actress, Caramelize the onion in a saute Stir to combine and serve with thinning out the unnecessary stuff. so let them know in a calm and pan with extra-virgin olive oil. grated cheese. CANCER, June 22 to July 22. respectful way. Oct. 4, Susan Sarandon, actress, Cancer, discretion is advised when SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to 65 you are presented with a situation Ellie Espo, a self-taught chef, has been practicing her craft for Dec. 21. Others don't understand Oct. 5, Kate Winslet, actress, 36 30 years, currently at Tom the Greengrocer, in Scotch Plains. Her that is outside of your usual circle. your motives, Sagittarius, and you Oct. 6, Elisabeth Shue, actress, online cooking show, "Cooking On The Block, with Chef Ellie Tread lightly on tricky ground for kind of like the air of mystery you 48 Espo, " is found at www.chefettieesj3o.com, where vou can also the time being. impart. Just don't gloat too much print out her recipes. A cookbook is in the works". She may be Oct. 7, Taylor Hicks, singer, 35 contacted at [email protected], or you may view her LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23. Leo, about your interesting persona. Oct. 8, Nick Cannon, TV host, recent videos by visiting www.youtube.com/user/chefellieespo. you might find yourself in a pickle CAPRICORN, Dec. 22 to Jan. 3] UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 25 Nothing to 'squabble' Neon Trees light up the stage over at Westfield show Westfield Community Players her debut at WCP is Ana Soulios opens its 20! I-12 season with (he who is playing Abe Dreyfus' hilarious comedy "Squabbles" by daughter, Alice Sloan. Russel! Ortiz Marshall Karp; directed by Sieve plays Sol Wassennan, Abe's friend Lemenille and produced by Kayand neighbor. Ortiz is also making Macrae. his WCP debut and was nominated Squabbles concerns Abe Drey- for a 2011 Perry Award for Out- fus, a cantankerous senior, who standing Featured Actor in a Play lives with his daughter and son-in- for his role as Tom Rogers in Main law. Mildred Sloan is an equally Street Theater's production of irascible lady who is forced to "And Then There Were None." move in with her son and daughter- Ken Webb is playing Hector in-law. This puts Abe and Mildred Lopez, the handyman who spends a under the same roof. These two great deal of time in Abe's bath- people enjoy each other's company room. Ken made his WCP debut so much that when they first met at portraying Louis in WCP's produc- their children's wedding, Mildred tion of "A View from the Bridge." threatened Abe with a knife. They Rounding out this production is embark on a mission to drive each veteran actress and director Linda other from the house, but their chil- Correll, who will be portraying dren are the only ones thinking of Nurse Mrs. Fisher. leaving. Director Steve Lemenille, who In the cast"arc Lou Savarese as was nominated for a 201! Perry Abe. who portrayed Marco in Awards as Outstanding Supporting WCP's recent production of "A Actor in a Play for his role as Judge View from the Bridge." Savarese Wargrave in Main Street Theater's recently appeared in Chatham l'lay- production of "And Then There er's Jersey Voices. Playing Jerry Were None" says that "Squabbles" Sloan is Tim McGovern must is one of the funniest and well- recently seen as Derick Coburn in scripted comedies he has come WCP's production oi' "Smoke & across in years.

Mirrors." Mildred Sloan is por- Westfield Community Players' 1'hitlM ( imrits\ of Jim l.utwii-v ( muitt of I nion trayed by Debbie Badal who has production of "Squabbles" runs The band Neon Trees performed their hit 'Animal' at MusicFest during the 2011 performed numerous roles at WCP, Oct. 15, 22, 28 and 29 at 8 p.m.. Union County Fair at Oak Ridge Park in Clark. The five-day event took place including such shows as "A Mid- There is a 3 p.m. matinee on Oct. two weeks ago and aiso featured Blondie, Collective Soul and many more musi- summer Night's Dream" and 23. Tickets are available by calling cal acts. "Don't Drink the Water." Making the Box Office at 908-232-1221 or If it's happening in your town, Like Us and Follow Us., then it's in the UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE! Our award winning reporting provides the most comprehensive coverage of news, sports, and entertainment information. News and happenings in your town, delivered to your mailbox that you can only get in the UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE!

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UNION COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL THIS IS H.S. • THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FOOTBALL Friday, Sept. 30 (4 games) Plainfield at Union, 7 p.m. "ByllTPaTichini Westfield at Elizabeth, 7 p.m. Sports Editor Brearlcy at Johnson, 7 p.m. There are now only five Roselle at Bound Brook, 7 p.m. teams that are undefeated in Saturday, Oct. 1 (4 games) North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4. Summit at Hillside, 1 p.m. Westfield and Elizabeth arc Roselle Park vs. Dayton, 2 p.m., two of them. at Union Westfield and Elizabeth are Cranford at Scotch Plains, 2 p.m. also both 3-0 for the first time Warren Hills at Linden, 3 p.m. since 2008 and each is seeking Off: Gov. Livingston, Rahway, its first 4-0 start since that same New Providence. season. • For the first time since 2007, LAST WEEK'S RESULTS the Mid-State 39 Conference- Friday, Sept. 23 (9 games) East A Division rivals will be lmmaculata 28, Union 6 playing each other in Elizabeth. Elizabeth 27, Linden 14 Westfield faces Elizabeth Westfield 21, Watchung Hills 0 omorrow night at 7 at Williams Photo by JR Paracliini Cranford 35, North Plainfield 20 ield in the Union County Rahway, on the left, and Summit battled hard for 48 minutes last Saturday at Sum- Delaware Valley 27, Scotch Plains 22 ame of the Week. mit's Tatlock Field. Summit went on to a 24-14 division win, outscoring the visiting Gov. Livingston 19, North Warren 13 There are only eight games - Indians 10-0 in the fourth quarter. New Providence 47, Bound Brook 6 Ifour tomorrow night and four Dayton 19, Brcarley 7 turday - involving Union Roseile Park 12, South Hunterdon 10 County teams this weekend, with Saturday, Sept. 24 (3 games) Gov. Livingston, Railway and Summit, Rahway battle Plainfield 28, Somerville 21 (OT) Providence having byes. Summit 24, Rahway 14 After Westfield hosted Eliz- Roselle 32, Hillside 8 abeth in 2008 and 2009, last in 'playoff like FB clash Off: Johnson. ear's game was originally • clieduled to be played at THIS WEEK'S PICKS (8) Elizabeth. larussi's 3 TDs lead host Hilltoppers Plainfield over Union However, the Westfield-Rah- By JR Parachini "In the second half we came out just as strong and Elizabeth over Westfield way game was scheduled to be Sports Editor saw them starting to tire. My line gave me a good push Johnson over Brearley played at Westfield - according SUMMIT - The calendar still reads September, but the whole game." Roselle over Bound Brook to Westfield - and at Rahway - by the way Rahway and Summit were battling each Elusive Rahway senior quarterback Hakeem Summit over Hillside iccording to Rahway. other last Saturday at Tatlock Field you would have Kornegay was not able to break contain - Summifs Dayton over Roselle Park Once the scheduling problem sworn it was November and the setting was the state defense did a good job of keeping him honest the Cranford over Scotch Plains was addressed by both schools playoffs. entire game - but he did manage to move the chains Linden over Warren Hflls he game had to be played ai Rahway battled back to tie the game in the third through the air. Best bet: Linden over Warren Hills Rahway so that Rahway would quarter, Summit then capitalized on a turnover to take Kornegay's second touchdown pass to senior wide Upset special: None have four home dates. the lead for good in the fourth. receiver Tyler Zihlbauer - good for 34 yards - and his Last week: 8-4 Unfortunately for Westfield, The host Hilltoppers then used their "conditioning" ensuing two-point run tied the game at 14-14 with 5:02 This year: 26-11 (.703) that left the Blue Devils witr to wear down the visiting Indians the rest of the way left in the third quarter. Best bets: 3-0 only three home dates. Elizabeth en route to a decisive 24-14 home-opening triumph in 'Kornegay was limited to 36 yards on 14 carries, but Upset specials:* 1-2 which had five home dates and the Mid-State 39 Conference-East B Division opener completed 11-of-16 passes for 117 yards, two touch- • could afford to give one up, was for both. downs and two interceptions. He was 9-of-11 for 84 JR'S2011 nice enough to play at Westfield Summit, the defending East B Division champion, yards and one touchdown in the first half. UNION COUNTY TOP 10 nstead, so that Westfield could improved to 3-0 overall and 1-0 in the division. The 1-Elizabeth (3-0) lave four home games. "Looking back, perhaps we should have had Hilltoppers have now won 21 straight regular season 2-Westfield (3-0) Huge power points and firs Hakeem throw the ball more," Rahway head coach games. 3-Linden (0-2) dace in the East A Division wil Gary Mobley said. 4-Union(2-l) e on the line when Westfield and Rahway fell to 2-1 overall and 0-1 in the division. The interception Kornegay threw was a big play in 5-Cranford (3-0) lizabeth clash tomorrow night. The Indians are off this weekend before they will face the game as it led to Summit's winning touchdown drive. 6-Summit (3-0) Since DeSarno took over a Hillside in their home-opener on Oct. 7. During Rahway's fourth second half possession 7-Plainfield (1-1) Westfield in 2006, his Westfield Summit will play at Hillside this Saturday at 1 p.m., and with time winding down in the third quarter, the 8-Rahway(2-l) :eams are 3-2 vs. Elizabeth seeking a 22nd straight regular season triumph. Its last Indians gained a first down on their own 44 after 9-New Providence (3-0) with a two-game winning regular season loss was in November of 2008. Kornegay ran up the middle for a three-yard gain on 10-Dayton(2-l) streak. His Westfield teams an "Our no huddle offense really wore them down by fourth-and-1. Others: Brearley (2-1), Johnson (1-1), also 4-1 vs. Linden, with a four the third and fourth quaiters," Summit senior guard On the very next play, Kornegay looked for his Roselle (1-1), Gov. Livingston (1-2), ;arne winning streak; 4-1 vs Andrew Perry said. receiver on the left side, but his pass fell short. Sum- R. Park (1-2), Scotch Plains (0-3), Union, with a four-game win Perry was part of an offensive line that was open- mil junior defensive back Seth Ryan dove straight Hillside (0-3). ning streak; 5-0 vs. Plainfield ing up holes for senior running back AJ [arussi, who ahead for the ball and made an excellent two-handed and 5-1 vs. Scotch Plains, with led all rushers with 113 yards on 21 carries and scored interception, giving the ball back to the Hilltoppers. NOTES: There are still five unde- a four-game winning streak. all three Hilltopper touchdowns, the first on an eight- "He got a great break on the ball and made an out- feated teams remaining in Union DeSarno's record at West yard run in the first quarter and the next two on three- standing play," Summit head coach John Liberate said. County, all in North Jersey sections. field is 31-14 (.689), including yard runs in the third and fourth. Summit then drove 45 yards in 10 plays, all but one Elizabeth and Westfield are in North -4 in the playoffs. larussi rushed for 85 yards on 16 carries in the of them on the ground, with larussi running the ball in 2, Group 4; Cranford in North 2, "There will be a lot of sleep second half. from three yards out. Junior placekicker Mike Badgley Group 3; Summit in North 2, Group 2 ess nights preparing for thi "It all goes back to our conditioning," larussi said. kicked the extra point and Summit was ahead for good and New Providence in North 2, (Elizabeth team," DeSarno said. "Rahway was a quick team with a big line, but nobody at 21-14 with 10:10 left. Group 1. Summit has now won 21 can stand up to our conditioning. See INDIANS, Page 27 consecutive regular season games. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 27 Brearley, Dayton are off to fine starts Boys' soccer teams face off By JR ParachinJ Sports Editor Teams that have aspirations of capturing the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 championship were scheduled to clash in Springfield Tuesday afternoon, both boys' soccer teams beginning the week without a loss. Brearley started at 5-0-0, while Dayton took a 4-0-1 record into a Monday home match against non-conference Middlesex County foe Metuehen. In Union County Conference-Valley Division play two days ago it was to be Dayton hosting Brearley in the first of two division matchups. The teams will also clash in KeniJworth on Oct. 27, which at the moment is the final regular season and division match for both. Brearley has been sparked by the goal scoring of junior forward Joseph Cereste and the fine play in goal by Timothy Urban. Cereste scored a goal in Brearley's 2-1 win at Hillside Sept. 20, while Urban posted a shutout in Brearley's 3-0 victory at Rosalie Catholic on Sept. 13. Rahway head coach Gary Mobley, middle, offers instruction during a timeout in last Cereste scored both goals in Brearley's 2-1 season-opening win at Saturday's division clash at Summit. See additional pictures from the game at Roselle Park on Sept. 9. www.localsource.com - Union County Navigator. Senior Zac Corey scored twice and senior Eytan Bocklin once in Dayton's 3-0 win at Roselle Park Sept. 20. Goalkeeper Brandon Moss earned the shutout. The only team Dayton did not defeat going into this week was Indians came close to Hillside. The teams battled to a 2-2 division tie in Hillside on Sept. 13. Dayton captured North 2, Group 1 two years ago en route to a share of the 2009 Group 1 state championship. ending winning streak Brearley and Dayton were scheduled to play las! Friday when it rained" (Continued from Page 26) Summit won the fourth quarter by shutout for heavy. Biearley was to play at division rival Roselle and Dayton at non- Iarussi carried five times for 24 yards on the all the second straight week after the score was tied conference foe Newark Tech. important drive. following the first 36 minutes of play. It was a Bad- Here's a look at both team's results and remaining regular season "We were in no huddle and we started to see them gley 22-yard field goal in the fourth quarter that schedules: getting to the line slower and slower," Iarussi said. was the difference in Summit's come-from-behind "All summer we worked on our conditioning so that 31-28 triumph at Warren Hills in Week -Two. BREARLEY BEARS (5-0-0) AS OF TUESDAY, SEPT. 27: we would be ready to go in the second half." Summit came through in crunch time once again Sept. 9: Breartey 2, Roselle Park 1 - at Roselle Park "We had four great practices for this game," Perry vs. a very challenging opponent. Sept. 13: Brearley 3, Roselle Catholic 0 - at Roselle Catholic said. "We really hit it hard." "Rahway stopped us twice on fourth downs, so I Sept. 15: Brearley 2, Roselle 1 - at Brearley Rahway was right there with Summit and showed give them and Coach Mobley a lot of credit," Liberato Sept. 17: Brearley 2, Johnson 1 - at Johnson that it has the capabilities of winning a lot of games said. "Today it was our effort and toughness, which we Sept. 20: Brearley 2, Hillside 1 - at Hillside this season. The Indians were hurt by penalties on had control over." Remaining regular season schedule: Summit's third quarter touchdown drive, but overcame NOTES: Rahway played Summit at Tatlock Field Sept. 23 at Roselle - division match to be made up that by tying the game later in the period. for the first time since a 41-0 loss in 1994. Sept. 27 at Dayton "Turnovers and untimely penalties hurt us," • Sept. 30 at New Providence, 4 p.m. Mobley said. MID-STATE 39 CONFERENCE- Oct. 4 Union Catholic, 7 p.m. "You just can't do that against a championship EAST B DIVISION CLASH Oct. 6 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. caliber team and expect to come out on top." AT SUMMIT'S TATLOCK FIELD Oct. 8 South River, 11 a.m. With his team down 7-6 late in the second quarter, Oct. 11 Roselle Park, 4 p.m. Rahway junior outside linebacker Darrell Glover came RAHWAY (2-1,0-1) 0 6 8 0-14 Oct. 15 at Oratory Prep, 4 p.m. up with an interception of a Tyler Bringewatt pass at his SUMMIT (3-0,1-0) 7 0 7 10 - 24 Oct. 18 Hillside, 4 p.m. own 18 and returned it 10 yards to thwart a Summit drive. Oct. 22 at Rutgers Prep, noon "I was happy with our progress on defense," Mob- FIRST QUARTER: Oct. 27 Dayton, 4 p.m. ley said. "We gave it our all and competed against a SUMMIT - AJ Iarussi 8 run, Mike Badgley kick • championship team with a 20-game (regular season) (S 7-0) DAYTON BULLDOGS (4-0-1) AS OF TUESDAY, SEPT. 27: winning streak. Summit was able to capitalize on its 7 plays, 59 yards, 2:03 used Sept. 10: Dayton 5, Boonton 0 - at Boonton opportunities. Sept. 13: Dayton 2, Hillside 2 (tie) - at Hillside "We'll take the lead, grow from this and get better." SECOND QUARTER: Sept. 15: Dayton 7, Manville 0 - at Dayton Like the previous week, Badgley kicked a field RAHWAY - Tyler Zihlbauer 4 pass from Sept. 17: Dayton 4, Union Catholic 0 - at Union Catholic goal for the game's final points - a 43-yarder this time Hakeem Kornegay, kick failed (S 7-6) Sept. 20: Dayton 3, Roselle Park 0 - at Roselle Park with 2:23 to go - and then intercepted a pass to ice 14 plays, 85 yards, 6:53 used Remaining regular season schedule: another Summit victory. Sept. 23 at Newark Tech - non-division match may or may not be made up Badgley, now 2-for-2 on field goal attempts this THIRD QUARTER: Sept. 26 Metuchen season, kicked a school-record 49-yard field goal in a SUMMIT -AJ Iarussi 3 run, Mike Badgley kick Sept. 27 Brearley 17-13 home win over Cranford last season. (S 14-6) Oct. 4 at Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. He has now kicked the most field goals in Summit 6 plays, 65 yards, 1:48 used Oct. 6 at Roselle, 4 p.m. history with seven. RAHWAY - Tyler Zihlbauer 34 pass from Oct. 11 Hillside, 4 p.m. The previous record of six was held by Edgar Hakeem Kornegay, Kornegay run (14-14) Oct. 15 Sussex County Tech, 10 a.m. Ozols, a 2008 graduate who as a senior in 2007 3 plays, 53 yards, 1:13 used Oct. 18 Roselle Park, 4 p.m. played quarterback and placekicker on Liberato's Oct. 24 at Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. first Summit squad. FOURTH QUARTER: Oct. 25 Roselle Catholic, 4 p.m. Liberato said that a daily routine practice for SUMMIT - A.I Iarussi 3 run, Mike Badgley kick Oct. 27 at Brearley, 4 p.m. Badgley includes seven field goal attempts and (S21-14) * three kickoffs. 10 plays, 45 yards, 3:02 used: capitalized on UNION COUNTY CONFERENCE-VALLEY DIVISION "He also kicked the ball in the end zone," turnover - interception BOYS' SOCCER FOR 2011 SEASON: Liberato said. "He's a great weapon to have. He SUMMIT - FG Mike Badgley 43 (S 24-14) The following six teams are in the Valley Division: Roselle Park, has the mentality for it." 6 plays, from Rahway 45 to Rahway 26, 1:29 used Brearley, Dayton, Hillside, Roselle and Roselle Catholic. PAGE 28 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Cranford football is out for rare 4-0 start By JR Parachini Sports Editor Neither a heavy rain, a couple of critical turnovers or a brief North Plainfield third quarter lead was enough to deter the Cranford football team from reaching the 3-0 mark for the first time since 2003. On Friday night at North Plainfield's Krausche Field, the visiting Cougars posted a come-from-behind 35-20 triumph for the first 3-0 start under seventh-year head coach Erik Rosenmeier. Saturday at 2 p.m. at Scotch Plains, Cranford will attempt to be 4-0 for the first time since that same 2003 season when the Cougars clash with the host Raiders. Scotch Plains (0-3) is seeking to avoid a second straight 0-4 start. The Raiders are guided by 2lst-year head coach Steve Ciccotelli. Scotch Plains has shown signs of improvement, despite its 0-3 begin- ning. After a 17-0 loss at Westfield, the Raiders were closer at home against Rahway, falling 24-17 and also at Delaware Valley this past Fri- day night, downed by a final score of 27-22. Westfield, Rahway and Delaware Valley combined for a 21-10 record last year, with Westfield and Rahway making the playoffs. Cranford fin- ished 6-4 a year ago in a non-playoff season. Rosenmeier left Ciccotelli's staff at Scotch Plains to become a head coach for the first time when he took over at Cranford in 2005. Rosenmeier coached Cranford to wins over Scotch Plains in 2005 and 2006 before Scotch Plains defeated Cranford on a Sunday night in Cran- Photo by .11* 1'arachini ford in 2007. The Cranford football team is sparked by juniors Reggie Green (No. 7) and Ryan The teams did not play in 2008. Since the formation of the Mid-State Williamson (No. 3). The Cougars won at North Plainfield 35-20 last Friday night to 39 Conference two years ago, the teams are 1 -1 against each other as non- go 3-0 for the first time since 2003. division opponents. In the season-opener for both in 2009, Scotch Plains won at Cranford 26-24 in the first game played on field turf at Memorial Field. TJie teams battled at Memorial Field again last year, with Cranford Cranford football is 3-0 holding oil'Scotch Plains 21-14. Cranford and Nutley are the only two undefeated teams in North 2, Group 3, with Nutley's next three games against Livingston (3-0), West for first time since 2003 Essex (3-0) and Shabazz (2-1). Cranford is seeking its fifth playoff season and second in North 2, Group 3. The Cougars qualified in the section for the first time in 2002. Green scores 4 TDs to spark Cougars Nutley reached the North 2, Group 3 final last year and was crushed By JR Parachini Green capped Cranford's third possession with a by Morristown 40-6 at Met Life Stadium in East Rutherford. Sports Editor four-yard touchdown run as the Cougars led 14-6 at Chris Hull, in his sixth season as the head coach last year, guided Mor- NORTH PLAJNF1ELD - Cranford head coach Erik the half. Cougar senior linebacker Anthony DaSilva rislown to its first playoff championship since it previously won North 2, Rosenmeier said two things that came true Friday night. made two fine tackles on North Plainfield's final first Group 3 in 1999. . The first was if his football team made mistakes half possession. Hull, a 1984 Cranford graduate and former Cougar standout football against North Plainfield it would pay for them. Green lost a fumble on Cranford's first third quar- player, was the head coach at Cranford from 1999-2004, leading the The second was that his offense - although it didn't ter drive, but then North Plainfield quickly lost a fum- Cougars to three straight playoff seasons from 2002-2004 and tiie program show it in its first two games — had big-play capabilities. ble, with Cranford senior defensive linemen T.J. to its only playoff victory, which came in 2003. Sparked by an outstanding performance from first- Nichols recovering. year junior quarterback Reggie Green - who scored Following a pass interference call and a personal four touchdowns, including his first on a 60-yard run foul penalty on the same play, Cranford had a first- on the game's second play from scrimmage - visiting and-goal at the North Plainfield 12. On first down, Cranford went on to/post a come-from-behind 35-20 Green ran straight ahead and got Kit at the 10. win vs. North Plainfield at Krausche Field. The ball was jarred loose from his control, popped The Cougars also overcame giving up two touch- straight up in the air and landed in the arms of Smith, downs following their own turnovers while North who returned it 90 yards, untouched, into the end zone Plainfield's third and final score gave the home team for six points. Canucks a very brief third quarter lead. After a two-point run failed, with Cranford junior Cranford, which scored the game's final 21 points, is defensive lineman Ryan Farrell in on the tackle, now 3-0 for the first time since 2003. North Plainfield Cranford's lead was now 14-12. fell in its home-opener and dropped to 1-2. "I cut back and slowed up a bit," Green said of the Cranford also moved one step closer to qualifying fumble. "1 know 1 have to do a better job of holding on for the playoffs for the first time since-2004 and for the to the ball there." first time in North 2, Group 3 since 2002: "That was a good hit, that's the way we teach our "It's great to be 3-0 because there was a lot of doubt kids to hit," Rosenmeier said. about us," said Green, who now has seven rushing North Plainfield struck again on its next possession, touchdowns and has also thrown for a TD pass in the with Rawlings getting to the outside on the right and season's first three games. rambling 63 yards to a go-ahead score. Sophomore Green, who is the first Cranford quarterback to lead quarterback Kyle Grant found an opening on the right the Cougars to a 3-0 start since junior Chris Drechsel side for a two-point run to put the Canucks ahead by a did so eight years ago, found a hole up the middle and 20-14 count. ran 60 yards, untouched, into the end zone. Sophomore To Cranford's credit, the lead didn't last long at all. placekicker Troy Kettler's first of five point after kicks Cranford senior Eric Garguilo returned the ensuing put Cranford up 7-0 just one minute in. kickoff 55 yards from his own 30 to the North Plainfield After holding North Plainfield to a three-and- 15 before he was dragged down by two tacklers. Phutnby JR Parachini out, Cranford lost a fumble on its second posses- Then on the very next play Cranford senior Cranford standout sophomore placekicker Troy Ket- sion, with Canuck junior linebacker Chris Smith running back Chris Witwick found an opening tler (No. 4) made all five extra point kicks in his recovering. North Plainfield marched 35 yards in and sprinted for a 15-yard touchdown run to tie team's 35-20 come-from-behind win at North Plain- nine plays, with senior fullback Marquis Rawlings the game at 20-20. JCettler's third extra point put field last Friday night. The holder here is sophomore scoring from the two-yard line to make it 7-6. The the Cougars ahead to stay at 21-20. Jonathan El-Khoury (No. 68). point after kick failed. See COMEBACK, Page 29 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 29

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twitter.eom/@UnioiiCtySports UHS soccer squads boot the opposition By JR Pamchini Sports Editor When you can go 3-0 in one week, that's about as good as it gets on the soccer pitch. For the Union boys' team, beating Plainfield, Johnson and Elizabeth all by shutout was a great way to bounce back from u start that saw Union go 1-2-1 in its first four matches. Union defeated Plainfield 3-0 at home on Sept. 20 and then edged Johnson 1-0 last Thursday in Clark. The Farmers followed up those two victories with a 1-0 overtime win at home over Union County Confereiice-Watchung Division rival Elizabeth. Union and Elizabeth previously played to a 0-0 draw in division play Sept. 15 at Elizabeth. Johnson was 3-2 before facing the Farmers and Elizabeth 2-1 -1. Union took a 4-2-1 record into Tuesday's scheduled division game at Cranford. The Farmers are to next play Saturday at noon against Bergen Photo by JR Parachini County opponent Mahwah. Cranford head coach Erik Rosenmeier instructs two of his players during last Fri- Lucas Terci scored off an assist from Carlos Silva in the first overtime day night's game at North Plainfield. The Cougars will be on the road again this period to lift the Farmers past the Minutemen. Union goalkeeper Patrick weekend, with a 2 p.m. game Saturday at Scotch Plains. Costa earned the shutout in net. Dan Bartok scored late in the second half for Union in its 1-0 triumph at Johnson. Girls1 boot 4-1 Union Catholic 2-0: The Union girls' team improved Comeback victory keeps to 2-4 on Sept. 20 after blanking a 4-1 Union Catholic team 2-0 at home. Seniors Ali Moretti and Dana Bergman scored, with Moretti netting her goal in the first half and Bergman in the second. Union's first victory was a 1-0 home win over Johnson Sept. 15 in its Cranford FB undefeated home-opener. (Continued from Page 28) Union began the week 2-0 at home and 0-4 on the road. "Those were two huge plays by two seniors," MID-STATE 39 CONFERENCE- The Fanners were to host Summit Tuesday and on Saturday are at Rosenmeier said of the Garguilo and Witwick efforts. 1NTERDIVIS1ON GAME AT Scotch Plains at 11 a.m. in UCC-Watchung Division play. "After we fell behind we knew we could rally NORTH PLAINFIELD'S KRAUSCHE FIELD Next week, Union is at Cranford Tuesday and is to host Westfield back," Green said. Thursday, both 4 p.m. Watchung Division matches. Witwick bolted for a 45-yard run later in the third CRANFORD (3-0) 7 7 14 7-35 quarter, at the time giving him 59 yards on six carries. NORTH PLAIN. (1-2) 6 0 14 0-20 It led to a three-yard touchdown run by Green that put Union boys' soccer Union girls' soccer Cranford ahead 28-20 with less than a minute to go in FIRST QUARTER: Upcoming schedule: Upcoming schedule: the third. CRANFORD - Reggie Green 60 run, Oct. 1 at Mahwah, noon Oct. 1 at Scotch Plains, 11 a.m. Green scored his fourth touchdown on a one-yard Troy Kettler kick {C 7-0) Oct. 4 Linden, 4 p.m. Oct. 4 at Cranford, 4 p.m. run with 6:56 remaining to make it 35-20. 2 plays, 63 yards, 1:01 used Oct. 6 at Scotch Plains, 4 p.m. Oct. 6 Westfield, 4 p.m. Cranford scored three touchdowns in each of its NORTH PLAINFIELD - Marquis Rawlings 2 run, Oct. 18 at Plainfield, 4 p.m. Oct. 11 Gov. Livingston, 4 p.m. first two victories, but there was still room for kick failed (C 7-6) Oct. 21 Cranford, 4 p.m. Oct. 17 Watchung Hills, 4 p.m. offensive improvemeiit. 9 plays, 35 yards, 3:54 used: capitalized on Oct. 27 at Linden, 4 p.m. Oct. 21 at Summit, 4 p.m. Against North Plainfield that was accomplished, turnover - fumble Nov. 1 at Railway, 4 p.m. Oct. 24 West Orange, 4 p.m. including that big-play capability Rosenmeier knew he Nov. 3 at Hillside, 4 p.m. Oct. 26 Scotch Plains, 4 p.m. would eventually see. SECOND QUARTER: NOTES: Union began the week Oct. 28 Cranford, 4 p.m. "Our offense was a lot more balanced," said Green, CRANFORD - Reggie Green 4 run, Troy Kettler with a 4-2-1 record and on a three- NOTES: Union began the week at who also completed a couple of effective long passes, kick (C 14-6) game winning streak. 2-4 after a 2-0 home win vs. UC. one going to a diving Gargiulo and the other to junior end Ryan Williamson. THIRD QUARTER: When Cranford fell behind in the second half, the NORTH PLAINFIELD - Chris Smith 90 fumble Former UHS basketball standout White Cougars continued to fight. They didn't let a couple of return, run failed (C 14-12) commits to Eastern Kentucky turnovers prevent them from their ultimate goal of NORTH PLAINFIELD - Marquis Rawlings 63 Former Union High School basketball standout Aishon White has winning the game. run, Kyle Grant run (NP 20-14) made his Division 1 college choice. "That shows the character of this team," Rosen- CRANFORD - Chris Witwick 15 run, Troy Kettler According to NJHoops.com, White made a verbal commitment to meier said. kick (C 21-20) Eastern Kentucky after a visit to the Ohio Valley Conference school in "1 told them that North Plainfield was going to make 1 play, 15 yards, :07 used Richmond, K.y. After leaving UHS, White moved south to Evelyn Mack us pay for our mistakes and they did. CRANFORD - Reggie Green 3 nin, Troy Kettler Academy in North Carolina. From there he went to Chipola Junior College "However, the difference was that we found a kick (C 28-20) in Florida where he spent last season. way to come back and were still able to execute our White is entering his sophomore season at the JUCO power. game plan." FOURTH QUARTER: White is a quick combo guard with good athleticism. When on a roll NOTES: Cranford lost at home to North Plainfield CRANFORD - Reggie Green 1 run, Troy Kettler he can score points in bunches. 28-14 last year in a battle of 2-0 squads. kick (C 35-20) PAGE 30 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

SUMMIT GOING FOR 22 IN A ROW - Thb Summit football team, sparked by the play of defensive backs Kyre Negron (No. 6) and Andrew Miller (No. 10) will be going after its 22nd straight regular season win Saturday when the Hilltoppers clash with Hillside at Hillside's Wood Field Stadium on Conant Avenue.

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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PLAINFIELD File FCZ146721 services to the Township of Union for a UNION tract without competitive bidding as a period of one year; and professional service pursuant to NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK WHEREAS, the term of the contract THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY was October 1, 2010 through Septem- IN THE COUNTY OF UNION and the resolution authorizing it are Docket No. : F-007237-11 ber 30, 2011 and; PUBLIC NOTICE available for public inspection in the Superior Court of New Jersey Thl* is an attempt WHEREAS, the township wishes to Office of the Municipal Clerk Chancery Division to collect a debt, exercise the extension option of the PEN Union County and any information obtained will contract for a period of one year at a BY ORDER OF THE be used for that purpose. 0% increase. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: U284168 WCN Sept. 29, 2011 ($53.90) . NOW, THEREFORE BE IT The ordinance, the summary terms of Eileen Birch, Township Clerk Miriam Tadros, her heirs, devisees, RESOLVED, the Township Committee which are included herein, was intro- and personal representatives, and of the Township of Union authorizes duced and passed upon first reading at Date: September 13, 2011 her, tileir or any of their successors the extension of the contract to a meeting of the Governing Body of in rr'gfit, title and interest PUBLIC NOTICE Michael Cangialosi, 10 Sun Valley the Township of Union, in trie County Awarded to: Florio and Kenny, LLP Way, Long Valley, NJ 07853 for the of Union, State of New Jersey, on Sep- 100 Hudson St. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED HILLSIDE term of October 1, 2011, through Sep- tember 23, 2011. It will be further con- Hoboken, NJ 07030 AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- tember 30, 2012; and sidered for final passage, after public ER, GOLDBERG 8 ACKERMAN, LLC, SHERIFF'S SALE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a hearing thereon, at a meeting of the Services: To defend a Township ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004873 copy of this Resolution be published governing body to be held at the Town- Employee address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite Division: CHANCERY according to law in the Local Source. ship Municipal Building, 1976 Morris 101, Mountainside, New Jersey Docket Number: F3217409 I, EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk of Avenue Union, NJ 07083, in said Costs: not to exceed $5,000.00 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- County: Union the Township of Union, in the County County on October 11, 2011 at 7:30 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint Plaintiff: NEW JERSEY HOUSING of Union, do hereby certify that the p.m. During the week prior to and up Duration: until completion filed in a civil action, in which HSBC AND MORTGAGE FINANCE AGENCY above is a true copy of RESOLUTION to and including the date of such meet- U284292 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($14.70) Bank USA, National Association, as VS NO. 2011-275, passed at a REGULAR ing copies of tne full ordinance will be Trustee for Nomura Home Equity Loan, Defendant: OCTAVIA ANDREWS TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE meeting of available at not cost and during regu- HILLSIDE Inc. Asset-Backed Certificates Series Sale Date: 10/2672011 said Township, held on the 13th day of lar business hours, at the Clerk's 2005-HE1 is plaintiff, and Ghassan Writ of Execution: 08/22/2011 September 2011. office for the members of the genera] SHERIFF'S SALE Tadros, et al., are defendants, pending By virtue of the above-stated writ of FN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have public who shall request the same. Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004673 in the Superior Court of New Jersey, execution to me directed I shall hereunto set my hand and seal of the The summary of the terms of such Division: CHANCERY Chancery Division Union County, and expose for sale by public venue, at the Township of Union, the 13th day of ordinance follows: Docket Number: F5367409 bearing Docket F-007237-11 within UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION September 2011. County: Union thirty-five (35) days after 09/29/2011 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Title: BOND ORDINANCE AMENDING Plaintiff: 1ST 2ND MORTGAGE CO. exclusive of such date, or if published BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ., EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk BOND ORDINANCE NO. 5097 ADOPT- OF NJ., INC. after 09/29/2011, (35) days after the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the U284289 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($21.56) ED APRIL 14, 2009 ENTITLED: "AN VS actual date of such publication, exclu- ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF afternoon of said day. All successful UNION, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, Defendant: GRACIA SEVERA B. sive of such date. If you fail to do so, bidders must have 20% of their bid UNION ESPIRITU; ISABELITO M. ESPIRITU judgment by default may be rendered NEW JERSEY PROVIDING FOR SANI- available in cash or certified check at TARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS TO Sale Date: 10/19/2011 against you for the re lief demanded in the conclusion of the sales. RESOLUTION 2011-272 Writ of Execution: 08/1272011 the Complaint. Vou shall file your TOWNSHIP MEETING: 9/13/11 THE FAIRWAY DRIVE AREA IN AND TO RESIDE! FOR THE TOWNSHIP AND APPRO- By virtue of the above-stated writ of Answer and proof of service in dupli- execution to me directed I shall cate with the Clerk of the Superior RESOLUTION PRIATING $975,000 THEREFOR AND lit.A foreclosure action has been filed AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF expose for sale by public venue, at the Court of Mew Jersey, Hughes Justice concerning 218 Winans Avenue, Hill- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- WHEREAS, the Township of Union $975,000 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE side, NJ, and the ownership of the TOWNSHIP OF UNION TO FINANCE BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- sey 08625 in accordance with the property may change as a result. entered into an agreement with Ed BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., rules of civil practice and procedure. Donnelly Plumbing & Heating Inc. Co, PART OF THE COST THEREOF" TO Until ownership of the property 941 Capstan Dr., Forked River, NJ. MAKE CHANGES AS NECESSARY on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the This action has been instituted for changes or you are otherwise informed 08731 to provide Plumbing services to FOR THE PROJECTS AUTHORIZED afternoon of said day. Ail successful the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- by the court of the mortgage holder, the Township of Union for a period of TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN AND BY THE bidders must have 20% of their bid gage dated 03/31/2005 made by you should continue to pay rent to the one year, and TOWNSHIP OF UNION, IN THE COUN- available in cash or certified check at Ghassan Tadros and Miriam Tadros as landlord or to a rent receiver, if one is TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY the conclusion o,f the sales. mortgagors, fo Rose Mortgage, Inc. appointed by the court. You should WHEREAS, the term of the contract Purpose(s): (i) sanitary sewer MUNICIPALITY:. Hillside Twp. recorded on 04/13/2005 in Book 11115 keep receipts or canceled checks of was November 12/ 2010 through improvements along Fairway Drive COUNTY: UNION STATE OF NJ. of Mortgages for Union County, Page your rent payments. If you are not sure November 11, 2011 and the Township East in the Township, (ii) Sanitary STREET & STREET NO: 589 Plymouth 494 which Mortgage was duly assigned now or where to pay rent, save your wishes to extend the contract for a Sewer Improvements (not limited to Road to the plaintiff, HSBC Bank 0SA, rent money so that you will have it period of one year according to the bid specifications; Fairway Drive) including but not limit- TAX BLOCK AND LOT: National Association, as Trustee for when the owner demands it. Nonpay- ed to the five pump stations and sani- BLOCK: 921 LOT: 2 Nomura Home Equity Loan, Inc. Asset- ment of rent is grounds for eviction. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT tary sewer collection system, and west DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 112.61' x Backed Certificates Series 2005-HE1. RESOLVED, the Township Committee branch interceptor sewer as needed, Foreclosure alone is generally not of the Township of Union authorizes 50.03' by Assignment of Moitgage dated grounds to remove a bona fide resi- the foregoing to include but not limited NEAREST CROSS STREET: Livingston 01/28/2011; and (2) lo recover posses- the extension of the contract to Ed to pump replacements, line clearing, dential tenant. Tenants who want to Donnelly Plumbing & Heating Inc. Co, Road sion of, and concerns premises com- stay in their homes can be removed root removal, sewer relining, sewer SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): monly known as 732-42 Belvidere 941 Capstan Dr., Forked River, NJ. replacement, and manhole repairs, (iii) Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07062, with a only through a court process. With lim- 08731 for term of November 12, 2011, NONE ited exceptions, the New Jersey "Anti- Storm Sewer System & Receiving The Sheriff hereby reserves the mailing address of 740 Belvidere through November 11, 2012; and Water Improvements including but not Avenue, Plainfield, NJ O7062 also Eviction Act" protects residential ten- right to adjourn this sale without ants' rights to remain in their home. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a limited to repair of the storm sewer further notice through publication. being Lot 5 fka 1D and 2 in Block 903 copy of this Resolution be published system, clearing and desnagging of fka ?39. This law includes protection for ten- Surplus Money: If aftei the sale and ants who do not have written leases. according to law in the Local Source. Township ownecf detention basrns and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, If you are unable to obtain an attor- It is unlawful for anyone to try to I, EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk of state open waterways including the including costs and expenses, there ney, you may communicate with the force you to leave your home outside the Township of Union, in the County Rahway River and Elizabeth River, and remains any surplus money, the money New Jersey Bar Association by calling the court process, including by shut- of Union, do hereby certify that the tributaries thereto, to improve (he will be deposited into the Superior 732-249-5000. You may also contact ting off utilities or failing to maintain above is a true copy of RESOLUTION flood prone areas, including, but not Court Trust Fund and any person the Lawyer Referral Service of the the premises. NO. 2011-272, passed at a REGULAR limited to. Franklin Street, East Branch claiming the surplus, or any part there- County of venue by calling 908-353- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $272,206.90*** TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE meeting of Place, Muir Place, West Line Avenue, of, may file a motion pursuant to Court 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, Two Hundred Seventy-Two Thousand said Township, held on the 13th day of Carol Road, Mount Vernon Road, Lib- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the you may communicate with the Legal Two Hundred Six and 90/100*** September 2011. erty Avenue, Audrey Terrace, Debra nature and extent of that person's Services office of the County of venue IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Way, Allen Avenue, and Kathleen Ter- claim and asking for an order directing Attorney: race, (iv) Retaining Wall Repairs walls by calling 908-354-4340. POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS hereunto set my hand and seal of the payment of the surplus money. The Township of Union, the 13th day of along the Irvington Branch, Southwest Sheriff or other person conducting the YOU.TullRIAM TADROS, her heirs, 728 MARNE HIGHWAY Branch, Maplewood Branch, Lightning devisees, and personal representa- P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 September 2011. sale will have information regarding EILEEN BIRCH Brook, all of the foregoing to include the surplus, if any. tives, and her, their or any of their MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 all work and materials necessary successors in right, title and interest (856)802-1000 Township Clerk U284283 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($22.54) therefor or incidental thereto. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $267,938.12*** are made a party defendant to this Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Appropriation: $975,000 Two Hundred Sixty-Seven Thousand foreclosure action becauseyou execut- A full legal description can be found at Nine Hundred Thirty-Eight and ed Plaintiff's obligation and mortgage the Union County Sheriff's Office HILLSIDE 12/100*** and may be liable for any deficiency, Total Upset: $294,247.01 "*Two Hun- Bonds/Notes Authorized: $975,000 Attorney: and are a record owner of the subject dred Ninety-Four Thousand Two Hun- NOTICE Section 20 Costs: $750,000 POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS property and for any right, title and dred Forty-Seven and 01/100*** Useful Life: 40 years 728 MARNE HIGHWAY interest you may have in, to or against Sept. 29, October 6, 13, 20, 2011 "The OHEB SHOLOM CEMETERY P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 the subject property. U284141 UNL ($145.04) ASSOCIATION will hold its annual EILEEN BIRCH MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 YOU, MIRIAM TADROS are further Plotholders Meeting Monday, October Township Clerk (856)802-1000 made a party defendant to this foreclo- UNION 17, 2011, at 4:00 P.M. at 130 Blan- Township ot Union Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich sure action because you hold a judg- chard Road, South Orange, New Jer- County of Union, New Jersey A full legal description can be found at ment/lien/mortgage which may be sey 07079" RESOLUTION 2011-275 U284264 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($45.08) the Union County Sheriff's Office against the owner/mortgagor(s) and TOWNSHIP MEETING: 9/13/11 Dated: September 19, 2011 Total Upset: $284,207.08*"Two Hun- for any right, title and interest you may U284169 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($5.88) dred Eighty-Four Thousand Two Hun- have in. to or against the subject prop- UNION dred Seven and 08/100*** erty. Upon request, a copy of the RESOLUTION CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE September 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 2011 Complaint and Amended Complaint, if WHEREAS, the Township of Union ARE QUICK AND U283715 UNL ($143.08) any, will be supplied to you for partic- entered into an agreement with The Township Committee of the ularity. Michael Cangiatosi to provide mason CONVENIENT! Township of Union has awarded a con- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 31

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HILLSIDE Union, New Jersey 07083 to provide UNION UNION UNION electrical services to the Township of SHERIFF'S SALE Union for a period of one year" and TOWNSHIP OF UNION TOWNSHIP OF UNION NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004823 WHEREAS, the term of the contract Division: CHANCERY was November 14, 2010 through PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that The Township Committee of the Docket Number: F2732307B November 13, 2011 and the Township an ordinance, the title of which is an ordinance, the title of which is Township of Union in the County of County: Union wishes to extend the contract for a hereinbelow set forth, was finally hereinbelow set forth, was finally Union has awarded a contract without Plaintiff: EMIGRANT MORTGAGE period of one year according to the bid passed and approved by the Township passed and approved by the Township competitive bidding as a professional COMPANY, INC. specifications: Committee of the Township of Union in Committee of the Township of Union in service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A11- VS NOW, THEREFORE BE IT the County of Union, at a public meet- the County of Union, at a public meet- 5(1 )(a). This contract and the resolu- Defendant: VERONICA BRINKLEY RESOLVED, the Township Committee ing held at the Municipal Building, ing held at the Municipal Building, tion authorizing i! are available fot AND LATASHA PUGH of the Township of Union authorizes Fnberger Park, Union. New Jersey, on Fnberger Park, Union, New Jersey, on public inspection in the Office of the Sale Date: 10/26/2011 the extension of the contract to J & M September 27, 2011. September 27, 2011. Municipal Clerk. Writ of Execution: 05/02/2011 Electrical Inc., 301 Trotting Road, By virtue of the above-stated writ of Union, New Jersey 07083 forlhe term AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE BY ORDER OF THE execution to me directed I shall of November 14 2011, through TER 477 ENTITLED "Streets and Side- IX ENTITLED "MUNICIPALLY OPER- TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE expose for sale by public venue, at the November 13, 2012 with a 0% walks." ARTICLE IX ENTITLED "Build- ATED LOTS": SS 266-87 BE AMEND- Eileen Birch, Township Clerk UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION increase: and ings in Public Obstructions." IN THE ED TO PERMIT PARKING ENFORCE- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a TOWNSHIP OF UNION, UNION COUN- MENT CHANGES DATE: September 13, 2011 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., copy of this Resolution be published TY, NEW JERSEY. U28424S UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($9.80) on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the according to law in the I ncal Source. U284249 UNL Sept. 29. 2011 ($10.29) AWARDED: Township of Union afternoon of said day. All successful I, EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk of 1976 Morris Avenue bidders must have 20% of their bid the Township of Union, in the County available in cash or certified check at of Union, do hereby certify that the CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE the conclusion of the sales. above is a true copy of RESOLUTION The Property to be sold is located in NO. 2011-274, passed at a REGULAR the Township of Hillside, County of TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE meeting of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTiCE PTIBClC~NOTlCE Union, and State of New Jersey: said Township, held on the 13th day of Commonly known as: 1441 Munn September 2011. Avenue. Hillside, N.J. 07205 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Tax Lot/Block No.: Tax Lot No. 8 in hereunto set my hand and seal of the NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES Block 1011 Township of Union, the 13th day of ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS Dimension of Lot: 108.15 x 37.50 feet September 2011. Nearest Cross Street: Mertz Avenue EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Maty Jo Walsh, Tax Collector of the Township of Springtield, County of Union. New PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: U284288 UNL Sept. 29. 2011 ($22.05) Jersey, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 54:5-1, et seq.. will sell at public auction on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 in the As of 8/26/11, 3rd qtr. taxes are paid Town Hall at 100 Mountain Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey at 10:00 A.M., the lands hereinafter described. Said proper- In the amount of $1,624.00; and 4th UNION ties will be sold subject to redemption at The lowest rate ofinterest. but not to exceed 18% per annum. Payment for said qtr. 2011 are due but not yet parcels shall be made prior to the conclusion of the sale in the form of cash certified check, or money order, or parcels assessed. As of 9/13/11 sewer is due RESOLUTION 2011-273 will be resold. Any parcel without a bidder will be sold to the Township of Springfield for 18% per annum. At any time in the amount of $115.43, plus any TOWNSHIP MEETING: 9/13/11 before the sale, the Collector will receive payment of the amount due on any property with interest and costs incurred up penalties or Interest. As of 9/13/11, to the lime of payment by CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. water due, If any, subject to final RESOLUTION The sale is made pursuant to Chapter 5. Title 54 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey, as amended, indus- reading. Subject to all other munici- trial properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act (N.J.S.A. 56:10-23.11 et seq), the Water Pollu- pal or governmental assessments. WHEREAS, the Township of Union tion Control Act (N.J.S.A. 58:10A-1 et seq) and the Industrial Site Recovery Act (N.J.S.A. 13:1K-6 et seq). In addition FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE entered into a contract for HVAC Ser- the township is precluded from issuing a tax sale certificate to any prcspective purchaser who is or may be in any way CO. WILL INSURE WITHOUT EXCEP- vices for all Township Buildings, connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. TION OR ISSUE LETTER OF INDEM- excluding the Municipal Building. Tor In the event the owner of a property is on active duty in the military, the Tax Collector shall be notified immediately. NIFICATION AS TO A MORTGAGE the year 2011 with Automated Building RECORDED IN THE UNION COUNTY Controls; and Township of Springfield Tax Sale Notice CLERK'S OFFICE ON 1/11/90 IN WHEREAS, the term of the contract BOOK 4039, PAGE 444. was January 1, 2011 through Decem- Block Lot Owner Location Amount The Sheriff has the right to adjourn ber 31, 2011 and the Township wishes 201 16 Molina.G & Ctuistofofeidis 70 Morrison Rd 4-11.90 s the sale without further notice to extend the contract for a period of 203 3 Elmekki.Shalabi.Fad! 94 Tafl Lane 288.33 through publication. one year according to the bid specifi- 403 7 Rothspan, Allan & Tirza 14 Alvin Terr 9,787.41 T/sS JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $189,465.33*** cations: 404 8 Silahtaroglu, Kayhan 26 Warner Ave 361.72 S One Hundred Eighty-Nine Thousand NOW, THEREFORE BE IT 406 16 Ronan. Shane & Kayla 60 Marion Ave 331.61 s Four Hundred Sixty-Five and RESOLVED, that the Township Com- 505 17 HSBC Bank 133 Baltusrol Ave 284.78 s 33/100*** mittee of the Township of Union, in the 505 20 The Arc of Union Cty 43 Baltusrol Way &55.24 s Attorney: County of Union, hereby authorizes 505 27 Gamboa. Brandon 15 Baltusrol Way 428.63 s BUDD LARNER - COUNSELLORS the extension of contract to Automated {Continued on Next Page) 150 JOHN F. KENNEDY PARKWAY Building Controls. 3320 Route 66, SHORT HILLS NJ 07078-2703 Neptune. NJ 07753 for the period of (973)379-4800 January 1. 2012 through December 31, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~~PUBTIC NOTICE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 2012; and A full legal description can be found at BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a CLARK the Union County Sheriff's Office copy of this Resolution be published Total Upset: $224,212.47*" according to law in the Local Source. TAX SALE NOTICE Two Hundred Twenty-Four Thousand I, Eileen Birch, Township Clerk of Two Hundred Twelve arid 47/100*** the Township of Union, in the County NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, Sept. 29, October 6, 13. 20, 2011 of Union, do hereby certify that the ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES U284142 UNL ($139.16) above is a true copy of RESOLUTION NO. 2011-273, passed at a REGULAR Public notice is hereby given that I. Terance O'Neill. Tax Collector of the taxing district of the Municipality of Clark, UNION TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE meeting of County of Union, State of New Jersey on October 25, 2011. at 10 am in the Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Avenue. said Township, held on the 13th day of Clark, NJ, Room 30, or at such later time and place to which said sale may then be adjourned, will expose (or lien sale THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION, September 2011. and sell the several parcels of land on which taxes and/or other municipal charges remain unpaid for the year 2010 and IN THE COUNTY OF UNION In Witness Whereof, I have hereun- prior subject to N.J.S.A. 54 5 et seo Said properties will be sold subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but. PUBLIC NOTICE to set my hand and seal of the Town- in no case shall exceed 18% per Annum Payment for liens purchased shall be made via cash, money order, certified ship of Union, the 13th day of Septem- check or wire transfer prior to the conclusion of the sale. ORDINANCE STATEMENTS ber 2011 Industrial properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act IN.J.S A. 53:10-23 11 et seq.V the A N PSUMMA R V Eileen Birch, Township Clerk Water Pollution Control Act. (N.J.S.A 5B10A-1 et seq 1. and the Industrial Site Recovery Act IN J.S7Ci3"7iK-6 et seq.). The ordinance, tne summary terms of U284286 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 (S22.O5) In addition, the municipality is precluded from issuing a lax sale certificate to any perspective purchaser who is or may which are included herein, has been be in any way connected to the prior owner or operator of site. finally adopted by the Governing Body ROSELLE PARK The said lands and the names of the person who have been assessed as owner of said lands and the total amount due of the Township of Union, in the Coun- and owing on said land(s) are as follows ty of Union, State of New Jersey, on BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK September 27, 2011. Copies of the MUNICIPAL LAND USE BOARD Block Lot Qual. Additional Lot Owner's Name Property Location Amount full ordinance are available at no cost 4.03 4. BAZAN. MARIA TERESA 67 BROOKSIDE TERR 790.87 S and during regular business hours, at NOTICE OF DECISION 13. 17. MAULBECK, HENRY F & ANGELA 104 BRIARHEATH LANE 204.66 S the Clerk s office for members of the 19. 9. TUREK. ROBERT S & KIMBERLY A 15 BRIARHEATH LANE 1,811.34 s general public who request the same. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 28. 32. SCATURO, JERRY J JR & LISA M 30 THOMAS DR 1,870.99 s The summary of the terms of such following action was taken by the 30. 32. NUCERA, GEORGE & CAROL 74 STONEHENGE TERR . 209.06 s ordinance follows: Roselle Park Municipal Land Use 30.02 14. LAKHANEY RAJIV 110 HALL DR 305.30 Title: ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI- Board at a public meeting held on Sep- 33.05 2 CORELLO. ANTHONY 8 VICTORIA DR 3,091.73 sT NANCE NO. 5182 ADOPTED MARCH tember 19, 2011 for the below refer- 33.08 89. CRESCENZO, ROBERT & DARLA 634 RARITAN ROAD 110.28 s 8, 2011 PROVIDING FOR ROAD enced matter: 34.02 38 PALUMBO, NICOLA & ELSA L 72 MAE BELLE DR 273.61 s IMPROVEMENTS TO INCREASE THE 34.02 52. FALIK.RAYA&DANIEL.GHEORGHE 11 MEISSNER WAY 153.62 APPROPRIATION TO $677,504 FOR William Soler, 2133 Aldene MICHAIL s THE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS, Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey - 38.01 1 DIAMOND. ANDREW N & JUDITH 5 RIDGE ROAD 339.24 s AND TO MAKE SUCH OTHER Resolution memorializing approval of 38.03 24 WARD, KAREN L & MORMAK DAVID 24 AMELIA DR 1,191.74 s CHANGES AS NECESSARY FOR THE bulk variance to permit the replace- 38.09 4 MACE.K M S S A & MACE. S 217 DORSET DR 429.82 s PROJECTS AUTHORIZED TO BE ment of a brick paver patio with a con- 46. 3. SORRENTINO, RUDOLPH 68 LEFFERTS LANE 209.06 UNDERTAKEN IN AND BY THE crete patio in the rear yard of the FONSECA, MAURO A & MARIA GARCIA- s TOWNSHIP OF UNION. IN THE COUN- premises located at 128 Walnut Street, 48.01 8. 68 DORIS WAY 206.49 s Roselle Park, New Jersey, more 49. 12.02 ROUMELIOTIS. PANAGIOTA 475 WESTFIELD AVE 209.06 s TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY 60. 1. FE1L.RCG&BLDG CLARK%J Purpose(s): 1. Construction contract specifically known as Lot 28, Block 225 TERMINAL AVE 1,349.13 s 910. APPROVED. MANAGEMENT.NJ in connection with William St. From 60. 43. CASTILLO, GINA 1 MYRA PL 153.62 s Walker Ave. to Stuyvesant Ave., Ost- The aforesaid resolution is on file 60. RAR1TAN CLARK ASS.LLC%KALLAS, 1030 RARITAN ROAD 17.146.90 wood Terrace from Walker Ave. to and available for inspection in the 66. LOT 67 s Stuyvesant Ave, Hillside Avenue from JOHN Municipal Building, 110 East Westfield 68. 10. HIJAZI, GHA2I 97 LEXINGTON BLVD 209.06 Walker Ave to Township Boundary, and Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey. s Hollywood Avenue from Hillside Ave to 70. 17. PETRONELLA. STEVEN & JUSTINE M 54 SCHOOL ST 110.28 s Township boundary, full depth recon- 70. 20. CASTELLO. JAMES & PATRICIA 64 SCHOOL ST 7,466.86 T Roselle Park Municipal 77. 14 CLARK'S PARKWAY DINER INC 237 WESTFIELD AVE 1.825.71 struction, curbs, aprons, sidewalks as Land Use Board s necessary, sanitary sewer upgrades, 78. 12. SACCARDI. NEIL & SHERYL 43 BARTELL PL 83.06 s 81. 1. PARK. WHf SIK 91 WESTFIELD AVE 5,259.36 inlet head and bicycle safe grate By: Loren Harms, s replacement, handicapped ramps, 85. 24. FERRE1RA, LUIS & LAURA 80 IVY ST 203.48 s striping and including all work and Chairman 88. 30.03 BEST, BRUCE D & EILEEN A 25 ADAMS ST 13,892.08 TS materials necessary therefor or inci- 89. 41. PRUSAKOWSKI, ROBERT 8 HARRISON ST 110.28 s dental thereto, and 2. Design con- U284139 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($17.15) 90. 29. LANZA, JOSE I & LINDA 84 STANTON ST 204 24 s struction (microsurfacing, handicap 91. 8 COLUMBIAN CLUB OF CLARK % R 27 WESTFIELD AVE 405.39 s ramps and inlet heads) and contract UNION HORTON administration and inspection of Mar- 91. 12. HUYNH, HIEN S YUNG L MA 37 WESTFIELD AVE 14.825.41 T cella Drive, Faitoute Avenue, Gustave NOTICE 91. 30. DZIADYK, PETER 52 WASHINGTON ST 772.70 T Avenue, Cornell Place, Gray Avenue, The Township Committee of the 102. 6. GATTULLO.JENNIFER 60 LINCOLN BLVD 153.62 S Roger Avenue and Brookside Avenue, Township of Union has awarded a con- 108. 40 PIZZI, ISABELLA 63 LIBERTY ST 209.06 S and including all work and materials tract without competitive bidding as a 112. 4. BLATT, LEONARD F-ESTATE 18 LUPINE WAY 2.200.75 TS necessary thereto and incidental professional service pursuant to 116. 3. AMERICAN LEGION POST 328 84 WESTFIELD AVE 3,188.74 S thereto. N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract 123. 5. RESTAINO, NADINE A 124 WESTFIELD AVE 14.923.46 TS and the resolution authorizing it are 126. 4.01 MC QUAID, D & MONTGOMERY. C 106 JOHN ST 110.28 S Appropriation: $677,504 available for public inspection in the 128. 33. DE PETRIS, SESTINO S JOSEPHINE A 88 GRAND ST 6.724.46 T Bonds/Notes Authorized: $ -0- Office of the Municipal Clerk 134 19.01 -C-007- - CE 12.5 % RUSSO, THOMAS F 17 BRANT AVE UNIT#7 2.817 15 T Section 20 Costs: $ -0- 134. 22. BRAVO. GINO & AIMEE B MACK- 19 LEXINGTON BLVD 1.843.89 T Useful Life: 16.95 years BY ORDER OF THE 163. 5. SEGARRA. NANCY & KONTOS, 209 EAST LANE 109.79 S TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE MENELAOS EILEEN BIRCH Eileen Birch, Township Clerk 164. 53. MIRALLES, LUIS 350 VALLEY ROAD 885.70 S Township Clerk 175. 11. ARUTA, SCOTT S LAURA 33C PARKWAY DR 7.222.05 T Township of Union Date: September 13, 2011 178. 1. REIS, RAFAEL 63 GIBSON BLVD 611.Q5 S County of Union, New Jersey 178. 2. AZEVEDO, ANTONIO & GABRIELA 87 GIBSON BLVD 209.06 S U284237 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($32.34) Awarded to: Dome-Tech, Inc. 179. 1. RIEDER, MARTIN C & CYNTHIA 87 ST GERMAIN DR 330 16 s 510 Thornall Avenue 182. 15. DE LEON, BEATRIZ 129 DELIA TERR 83.06 s UNION Edison, NJ 08837 182. 30. WROBLESKI, THEODORE M&JOANNE M 92 ST LAURENT DR 110.28 s 185. 22. MOLINARO, ANTHONY 20 ROSS ST 153.62 s RESOLUTION 2011-274 Services: Providing an energy audit of 192. 13. OSNATO. JOHN E 23 GLENWOOD TERR 209 06 s TOWNSHIP MEETING: 9/13/11 the Municipal Building 192. 19. BUENAVENTURA, SARAH 8 RIDGEVIEW TERR 83.06 s 194. 14. PADILLA, THOMAS 13 JAMES AVE 3.517.93 s RESOLUTION Costs: not to exceed $8,203.00 194. 23. KOESTER, LEE WAYNE a CHRISTINE 31 JAMES AVE 9.495.86 TS 195. 14. HARTONG, ROBERT P JR 70 JAMES AVE 4,823,51 TS WHEREAS, the Township of Union Duration; until completion 196. 5. MANFREDO. CHARLES E JRSR CONTI 14 COLDEVIN ROAO 814.95 T entered into an agreement with J & M U284290 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($14.70) T = Property Tax S = Sewer Electrical Inc., 301 Trotting Road, U2B3791 EAG September 29, Octobe r 6, 13, 20, 2011 ($499.80) PAGE 32 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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Union, New Jersey 07083 ELIZABETH Township of Springfield Tax Sale Notice - Continued Block Lot Owner Location Amount SERVICES: 2011 Road Reconstruc- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT 602 6 Ferreira, Isabelim 120 Baltusrol Way 291.47 S tion - William Street, Ostwood Terrace 604 6 Nattermann.J & C 131 Baltusrol Way 294.81 8 and Hillside Avenue SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 605 2 Lamberson, C & P 57 Park Lane 875.71 S CHANCERY DIVISION 605 4 Haggerty, M 8 Seeley, M 37 Park Lane 314.88 S TIME PERIOD: September 1, 2011 to Union COUNTY 606 33 Harping, Thomas & J 74 Springbrook Rd 5.332.84 T/S August 31, 2012 DOCKET NO. F-006462-11 609 17 Levine, Robert & Pat 11 Tulip Rd 294.81 S 609 26 Schneider, Bruce & Judith 162 Short Hills Ave 488.83 s COST: Not to exceed $157,849.00 (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: 705 17 Stevens, Don & Jacie 295 Morris Ave 709.62 s U2B4293 UNL Sept. 29, 2011 ($1R 17) NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE CORPO- 705 23 Cioffi, Giuseppe 22 Caldwell PI 661.91 s RATION 705 31 Lombeida, Edward S Saddy 18 Brook St 391.83 s 706 23 Niotis, Nicholas 48 Center St 765.32 s PUBLIC NOTICE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND 709 24 Searles, K & Cox, R 64 Lyons PI 4,853.29 T/S REQUIRED to serve upon GOLDBECK 709 43 Equatbor, E S Nwajei, P 29 Lincoln Rd 224.87 McCAFFERTY & McKEEVER, A PRO- 710 5 La Mantia, Dominic Estate 83 Salter St 284.78 s LINDEN FESSIONAL CORPORATION, plain- 805 17 Pfeifer, Regina 37 Garden Oval 6,688 45 T/sS tiff's attorneys, whose address is Suite 806 2 Apicella, Antonio & Sandra 72 Garden Oval 360.15 S SHERIFF'S GALE 5000 - Mellon Independence Center; 809 17 Priore, Anthony 74 Meisel Ave 4,053.17 T/S Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004674 701 Market Street; Philadelphia, PA 809 24 Caruso, Nicholas 102 Meisel Ave 334.96 Division: CHANCERY 19106-1532, piione # (215) 627-1322, 810 5 Soboti, Daniel, Jr 43 Linden Ave 284.78 s Docket Mumber: F6290809 an answer to the Complaint, filed in a 811 1 Bodick Co - BP America 9 Meisel Ave 328.26 s Counly: Union civil action, in which U.S. Bank Nation- 901 6 s al Association, as Trustee of the Secu- Sanchez, Gerardo & Kim 85 Meisel Ave 269.65 Plaintiff NEW YORK COMMUNITY 902 3 Hopkins, Anthony & Constance 73 S Maple Ave 341.65 s BANK rity National Mortgage Loan Trust s 2006-3 is plaintiff, and Aristides 902 16 Green. Bonnie 33 S Maple Ave 284 78 VS 902 24 Eldaly, Y & Fares, E 18 Colonial Ter 465.42 s Defendant: RICHARD C. FERGUSON, Sequeira and Katarina Jimenez- s Sequeira, h/w, et al are the defen- 903 9 Ghiradeli, Marcos & Andreia 37 Colonial Ter 435.31 INDIVIDUALLY AND AS EXECUTOR 904 6 Shkreli, Leonard 93 Battle Hill Ave 525.63 s OF THE ESTATE OF DIANE S. FER- dants, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Union 905 38 Kretschmer, W & McGovern K 238 Riverside Dr 328.26 s GUSON, DECEASED; MRS. RICHARD 906 21 Vitello, Maria 2 Joanne, Way s C. FERGUSON, HIS WIFE; WELLS County, and bearing Docket No. F- 442.00 006462-11 within thirty-five (35) days 1002 1.001 C001A Glaser, Terry 1-A Troy Drive 284.78 s FARGO BANK M.A.; ELIZABETH, NJ 1002 1.002 C001B Wylie, Barbara 1-B Troy Drive s FIREMEN'S FEDERAL CREDIT after September 29, 2011 exclusive of 284.78 such date or if published after Septem- 1002 1.033 C023A Singer, Jason 23-A Troy Drive 284.78 s UNION; UNITED STATES OF AMERI- 1002 1.042 C033A 33-ATroy Drive s CA; STATE OF NEW JERSEY ber 29, 2011 (35) days after the actual DiGioia. Sarah & Francesco 284.78 dated of such publication, exclusive of 1002 1.043 C033B Miller, J & Miller, J 33-B Troy Drive 284.78 s Sale Dale: 10/19/2011 43-B Troy Drive s Writ of Execution: 07/25/2011 such date. If you fail to do so, judg- 1002 1.053 C0438 Feinstein, Stacey 284.78 ment by default may be rendered 1002 1.109 C077C Deluca, Gina 77-C Troy Drive 284.78 s By virtue of the above-stated writ of against you for the relief demanded in 1002 1.164 C107D Kurzner, Robert 107-D Troy Drive 149.09 s execution to rne directed I shall the Complaint. You shall file your 1002 1.167 C109C Downey, William 109-C Troy Drive 284.78 s expose for sale by public venue, at the answer and proof of service in dupli- 1002 1.174 C090B Badolato, Patricia & Vincent 90-B Troy Drive 149.65 s UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION cate with the Clerk of the Superior 1002 1.176 C090D Kyriakakis, G & Pylarinos, C 90-D Troy Drive 284.78 s BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Court of New Jersev, Hughes Justice 1002 1.178 C092B Vargas. Christopher 92-B Troy Drive 284,78 s BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ, Complex - CN 97I, Trenton, New Jer- 1002 1.191 C084C 84-C Troy Drive s on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Buckingham, Caroline 284.78 sey 08625, in accordance with the 1002 1.200 C072D King, Laura 72-D Troy Drive 284.78 s afternoon of said day. All successful rules of governing the courts 66-C Troy Drive s bidders must have 20% of their bid 1002 1.223 C066C Cunha, J & Orgacki, A 284.78 1002 1.239 C058A Kelly, Sean 58-A Troy Drive 1,848.06 s available in cash or certified check at This action has been instituted for 26-C Troy Drive T/S the conclusion of the sales. 1002 1.285 C026C Curiale, Nicholas 284.78 the purpose of (I) foreclosing a mort- 1002 1.312 C006D Silverman, Ronald 6-D Troy Drive s Property to be sold is located in the gage dated May 20, 2005, made by 8-C Troy Drive 284.78 s 1002 1.315 C008C Rosa, Eva 3-C Stone Hill Rd 284.78 City of Linden, County of Union, Aristides Sequeira and Katarina 1002 1.329 CS03C Silva, Adriana s State of New Jersey Jimenez-Sequeira, h/w as mort- 4-A Troy Drive 284.78 s 1002 1.339 C004A Wohl, E & lacove!li, K 205 Bryant Ave 284.78 Premises commonly known as: 611 gagors), to New Century Mortgage 1101 6 Quaglietta. G & I G & incoronata s MAPLE AVENUE, LINDEN NJ 0703S- Corporation recorded on June 24, 191 Tooker Ave 12,980.15 T/S 2737 1101 11 Ovsiew, Gordon & Sherri 155 Tooker Ave 431.97 2005, for Union County in Book 1102 6 Mezzo, Alexander & Deborah s BEING KNOWN as LOT 7, BLOCK M11219 Page 840 of Mortgages for 189 Hawthorn Ave 190.42 1104 3 Jaffar, U 8. Pervez, A 300 Wilson Rd # 10 321.58 s 193, on I he official Tax Map of the City said County, which mortgage was 1105 28 10 C010 Sanchez, Henry s of Linden assigned to the plaintiff, U.S. Bank 300 Wilson Rd #24C 291,47 s National Association, as Trustee of the 1105 28.11 C024C Andrade, Pedro 99 Tooker Ave 291.47 Dimensions: 40.00ft x 100.00ft x 1202 14 Corigiiano, Sharon s 40.00ft x 100.00H Security National Mortgage Loan Trust 351.68 s 2006-3, by Assignment dated March 1202 29 Cotto, Kimberly 35 Tooker Ave 199.52 T/S Nearest Cross Street: Henry Street 1203 2 Chaves, Andrea The Sheriff hereby reserves the 24, 2011; and (2) to recover posses- 142 Hawthorn Ave 525.63 s sion of, and concerns premises com- 1203 15 Alfaro. William & Norma 76 Hawthorn Ave 341.65 right to adjourn this sale without 1203 50 U.S. Postal Service 206-210 Mountain Ave 39.38 s further notice by publication. monly known as 728-730 Emerson 1204 5 s 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Avenue, Elizabeth. NJ 07208. Lot: Wachovia Mortgage Corp 131 Hawthorn Ave 552.40 1204 6 Bagnato, Frank & Loraine 125 Hawthorn Ave 421.93 s pal liens or other charges, and any 588 Block: 10 a/k/a 588 W10 a/k/a 1204 30 s such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Lots 198 and 199 in Block 5 on Map Birch, James & Melinda 134 Henshaw Ave 142.27 1301 26 Araw, Gerard 89 Henshaw Ave 488.83 s premiums or other advances made by entitled "Map of Desirable Lots Situat- 1303 10 s plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- ed al Floral Park" Deutsche Bank Nat Trst 21 Warwick Circle 425.28 1401 9 Ries, E & D, Trustees 49 Oakland Ave 1.823.80 s ed parties are to conduct and rely If you are unable to obtain an altor- 1701 22 T upon their own independent investiga- Matthews, S & Rivero, M 50 Kew Dr 448.70 ney, you may communicate with the 1701 30 Space, Mildred. Estate 84 Kew Dr 148.64 s tion to ascertain whether or not any New Jersey State Bar Association by 1701 32 s outstanding interest remain of record Stoeckle, John & Lucia 94 Kew Dr 314.88 calling I-732-249-5000 You may also 1701 39 Howe, Claude s and/or have priority over the lien being contact the Lawyer Referral Service of 1703 15 354 Mountain Ave 284.78 s foreclosed and, if so the current the County of venue by calling 1-(908) Romano, Anthony 60 Golf Oval 452.05 1707 5 Cacciatore, Assunta 454 Mountain Ave 193.38 s amount due thereon. 353-4715. If you cannot afford an 1805 21 s **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- attorney, you may communicate with Giliberti, W & L 180 S Springfield Ave 338.30 1806 58 Clayton, Donna & Winzle 53 Country Club La 311.54 s son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the Legal Services offices of the Coun- 1901 8 s entitled only to a return of the deposit ty of venue by calling 1-(908) 354- Soral, I S Donuk, 2 & F 383 Meisel Ave 528.98 1907 18 141 Laurel Dr s iaid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- 4340. Montanari, Joseph S Gail 173.50 1909 19 Machado, Henry & Linda 327 Milltown Rd 783.58 s fher recourse against the Mortgagor, YOU, NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE 2001 12 236 Milltown Rd s the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's Braca, Anthony & Alyson 198.35 CORPORATION, are hereby made a 2001 88 Korieocha, Linus & Stella 11 Woodside Rd 535.67 s attorney. partv defendant to this foreclosure 2002 8 s ***lf after the sale and satisfaction Biebelberg, David & Alysia 65 Twin Oaks Oval 515.60 action because of a mortgage given by 2003 9 Addis, Michael & Diana s of the mortgage debt, Including Defendants dated May 20, 2005 and I Shadowlawn Dr 478.80 2003 25 Fishman, Scott & Sherri II Suirey Lane 314.88 s casts and expenses, there remains recorded in the Office of the Clerk of 2005 14 s any surplus money, the money will Union County on June 24, 2005 in Vicente, Mauricio & Lucia 10 Craig Rd 284.78 2101 14 Williams, Antoinette E 24 Archbridge La 266.29 s be deposited Into the Superior Court Book 11219, Page 859 to secure the 2102 16 s Trust Fund and any person claiming sum of $69,400.00, and for any lien, Mauti, James 406 Milltown Rd 446.92 2501 49 Cappa. Joseph & Sheryl 518 Mountain Ave 482.15 s the surplus, or any part thereof, may claim or interest you may have in, to or 2501 52 s file a motion pursuant to Court against the mortgaged premises. Mejia, Carlos 496 Mountain Ave 577.97 s Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the File NJ7251FC 2502 37 Fiorilli, M S Fraser, V 1 i Sherwood Rd 1,036.09 nature and extent of that person's 2503 8 Romano, Anthony 16 Ron's Edge Rd 800.65 s 2603 11 Channapragada, Srinivas 1 Persimmon Way s claim and asking for an order direct- Jennifer M. Perez, Clerk 1,138.44 ing payment of the surplus money. 2604 3 Kest, Helen 2 Persimmon Way 1,059.97 s Superior Court of New Jersey 2802 1 Rouse, Kimberly 12 Wentz Ave s The sheriff or other person conduct- U284171 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($46.55) 2,362.19 T ing the sale will have Information 2901 4 Vax, Boris & Regina 706 S Springfield Ave 636.03 regarding the surplus, if an/. 2901 9 Oguh, Austine & Lillian 12 Beverly Rd 408.55 s JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $57,234.26*** 2901 2B Saikin, Lada 35 Beverly Rd 378.45 s Fifty-Seven Thousand Two Hundred 2901 43 Vitayev, Khamzat 158 Hillside Ave 308.20 s Thirty-Four and 26/100*" 2901 49 Hajari, Amirali s LINDEN 202 Hillside Ave 8,797.72 T/S Attorney: 2901 58 / Quinn, Paul 254 Hillside Ave 148.64 2902 4 ' s PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG PC Baldwin, Jeffrey 19 Diven St 148.64 PUBLIC NOTICE 2902 13 Wortman, Laura 65 Diven St s 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 2902 15 2,921.42 T/S SUITE 100 Edwards, Maureen 69 Diven St 618.11 CITY OF LINDEN 2902 30 Pereira, Henrique 98 Ruby St s MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 2902 35 388.48 (856) 813-5500 Willoughby, E & Sealy, A 68 Ruby St 358.38 s PASSED ORDINANCE 2902 44 Saint-Louis, Myrtho s Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 2902 47 26 Ruby St 284.78 s A full legal description can be found at #55-41 Davis, Linda 610 S Springfield Ave 284.78 2902 48 Flescn, Patricia s the Union County Sheriff's Office AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND 608 S Springfield Ave 358,38 2903 2 Briggs, Jeffrey 646 S Springfield Ave 24.46 s Total Upset: $60,130.09"* SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- 2903 18 s Sixty Thousand One Hundred Thirtv FIC. OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, Johnson, Kenneth & Janice 69 Meckes St 284.78 and 09/100*** 2903 19 Cotto, Kimberly 73 Meckes St 284.78 s "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND 2904 3 s Sept. 22, 29, October 6, 13, 2011 ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL Davis, Frederick & Charlene 614 S Springfield Ave 455.38 2904 19 Herran, Alonzo 91 Ruby St s U283717 PRO ($192.08) ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- 2904 32 308.20 s DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, Harris, Dorothy 22 Meckes St 4,741.56 T 3001 10 Shin, Kyo Chul & Sang Sook 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER 3001 20 95 New Brook La 284.78 s 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED AND Casas, Antonio S Maria 135 New Brook La 7,218.23 T 3001 36 Vigilante, Richard & Ates ROSELLE SUPPLEMENTED 3001 49 745 S Springfield Ave 455.38 s 3003 14 Reina, Sergio & Reina, Zulma 56 Hillside Ave 2,615.89 T/S -NOTICE- Clark, Vincent 108 New Brook La 226.52 Amend Chapter VII, as follows: 3103 7 Frank, Schail & Lourdes s 7-33 Handicapped Parking Regula- 3103 8 22 Bernadette Ct 11,946.20 T/S ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PERMIT Padovano, Alfred & Diane 26 Bernadette Ct 8,779.78 T/S tions 3103 20 Mostafa, Esam 7-33.1A Handicapped Parking On- 3209 2 10 Leslie Ct 492.18 S Take notice that a place-to-place Christodoulou.C. Estate 6 Outlook Way 1,200.61 T/S Street 3401 10 Catullo, Pa'squale & Christina transfer application for Plenary Retail ADD: 45 W. 18th Street, 1 Space; 502 3504 4 76 Briar Hills Cir 148.64 S Distribution License 2014-44-002-005 Falkin, Richard SJudith 92 Jefferson Ter 10,471.75 Washington Avenue, 1 Space. 3506 4 Hasenauer, Walter T has been made to the Borough of The complete ordinance is on file in 92 Edgewood Ave 719.65 S Roselle, 210 Chestnut Street, Roselle, 3506 16 Digioia, Domenico & Gina 89 Remer Ave 311.54 the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 3507 8 S New Jersey 07203, by Krishma Liquors North Wood Avenue, Linden NJ 07036. Marech, Marion 117 Mapes Ave 8,509.28 T Inc., T/A Prince Liquor Store to trans- 3510 14 Becerra, Greta 27 Remer Ave 187.87 3510 26 15 Mapes Avenue, LLC S fer their license from 310 Amsterdam PASSED: September 20, 2011 15 Mapes Ave 438.66 S Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey 07203 to 3512 8 Fischetti, Maria 6 Winfield Way 528.98 3514 11 Cruz, M & Barreiro, J s 308 Amsterdam Avenue, Roselle New APPROVED: September 21, 2011 159 Wentz Ave 572.47 Jersey 07203. The person(s) who will 3601 14 Diamare, LLC 719 Mountain Ave s 3601 29 7,037.21 s hold an interest in this permit are Shila JAMES MOORF Judit, Steven & Jane 228 Lelak Ave 288.13 3601 71 Nguyen, Diem Thao & Stephanie s Patel, President and Ashish Patel COUNCIL PRESIDENT 15 S Derby Rd • 338.30 Vice President. 3603 6 Tulloch, Olive 11 Essex Rd s 3901 5 7,705.36 T Objections, if any, should be made RICHARD .1 GERBOUNKA Holihil Corp 304 Rte 22 West 23,208.20 immediately, in writing to: Municipal 4001 2.001 C0101 Lieser, Joan 955 S Springfield #101 284.78 s Clerk, Rhona C. Bluesiein, 210 Chest- 4001 2.002 C0102 Maslo, D & Schon, K 955 S Springfield #102 284.78 s 4001 2.017 C0304 s nut Street, Roselle, NJ 07203. ATTEST: Franck, Michele 955 S Springfield #304 291.47 4001 2.057 C0803 Schechner, Stephen 955 S Springfield #803 284.78 s 4001 2,099 C1306 Tyler, Tracy Flack 955 S Springfield #1306 284.78 s Krishma Liquors Inc JOSEPH C. BODEK 4001 2.116 C1504 s Shila & Ashish Patel CITY CLERK Mikros, John & Joanna 955 S Springfield #1504 284.78 4001 2.216 CC115 Pinilla, L & Bussin, D 955 S Springfield#C115 s 10 Moryan Road U284161 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($22 54) 395.17 Edison, NJ 08817 4001 2.284 CC603 Rothchild, Stephen 955 S Springfield #C603 6,298.42 T/sS September 22, 29, 2011 4001 2.291 CC610 Kaplan, Susan 955 S Springfield #C610 345.00 U283793 PRO ($49.30) 4001 2.293 CC612 Raizberg, B & Gelner, D 955 S Springfield #C612 542.36 s (T = Taxes S = Sewer) s CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE U282837 OBS September 15 22, 29, October 6, 2011 ($1,058.40) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 33

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLiCNOTlCE PUBLICNOTlCi ELIZABETH ELIZABETH LINDEN LINDEN ELIZABETH ORDINANCE NO. 4252 SHERIFF'S SALE CITY OF LINDEN CITY OF LINDEN ORDINANCE NO. 4251 Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004524 PASSED ORDINANCE PASSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE Division: CHANCERY NO. 55-43 NO. 55-42 NOTICE OF PENDING AND STATEMENT OF PURPOSE Docket Number: F3938409 BOND ORDINANCE SUMMARY County: Union BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENTS BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff: U.S. BANK N.A. AND SUMMARIES AND SUMMARIES The bond ordinance, the summary that the foregoing ordinance was duly VS terms of which are included herein, introduced and passed upon first read- Defendant: GERARDO C CHAY, HIS The Bond Ordinance, the summary The Bond Ordinance, the summary was introduced and passed upon first ing at a regular meeting of the City HEIRS. DEVISEES. AND PERSONAL terms of which are included herein, terms of which are included herein, reading at a meeting of the governing Council of the City of Elizabeth, in the REPRESENTATIVES AND HIS/HER, has been finally adopted, by the Coun- has been finally adopted, by the Coun- body of the City of Elizabeth, in the County of Union, New Jersey, held on THEIR, OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- cil of the City of Linden, in Ihe County cil of the Cily of Linden, in the County County of Union, State of New Jersey, September 13, 2011. Further notice is SORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND INTER- of Union, State of New Jersey on SEP- of Union. State of New Jersey on SEP- on September 13, 2011. It will be fur- hereby given that said ordinance (i) EST, LAURA FRANQUI, MR. FRAN- TEMBER 20. ,2011 and the 20 day peri; TEMBER 20. 2011 and the 20 day perT ther considered for final passage, after appropriates $1,000,000 from the Cap- QUI, HUSBAND OF LAURA FRANQUI, od of limitation within which a suit, od of limitation within which a suit, public hearing thereon, at a meeting of ital Improvement Fund for the acquisi- STATE OF NEW JERSEY action or proceeding questioning the action or proceeding questioning the the governing body to be held at City tion of various vehicles and equipment Sale Date: 10/05/2011 validity of such ordinance can be com- validity of such ordinance can be com- Hall, 50 Winfield Scott Plaza, Eliza- for the Department of Public Works, Writ of Execution: 08/01/2011 menced, as provided in the Local Bond menced, as provided in the Local Bond beth, New Jersey on October 11.2011 and including all work and materials By virtue of the above-stated writ of Law. has begun to run from Ihe date Law, has begun to run from the date at 7:30 P.M. During the week prior to necessary therefore and incidental execution to me directed I shall of first publication of this statement. of first publication of this statement. and up to and including Ihe date of thereto: (li) said ordinance will be con- expose for sale by public venue, at the Copies of the full ordinance are avail- Copies of the full ordinance are avail- such meeting copies of the full ordi- sidered for final passage and adop- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION able at no cost and during regular able at no cost and during regular nance will be available at no cast and tion, after public hearing thereon, at a BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- business hours, at the Clerk's office business hours, at the ClerVs office during regular business hours, at Ihe reqular meeting of said City Council to BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., for members of the general public who for members of Ihe general public who Clerk s office for lh« members of Ihe be held at City Hall, 50 Winfield Scott on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the request the same. The summary of the request the same. The summary of the general public who shall request the Plaza, Elizabeth. New Jersey on Octo- afternoon of said day. All successful terms of such bond ordinance follows: terms of such bond ordinance follows: same. The summary of the terms of ber 11. 2011 at 7:30 p.m.; and(m5 bidders must have 20% of their bid such bond ordinance follows: copies of said ordinance may be available in cash or certified check at BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING AN BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING AN obtained without cost to any member tiie conclusion of the sales. APPROPRIATION OF $200,000 FOR APPROPRIATION OF $200,000 FOR ORD, NO. 4251 of the general public who shall request MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth REHABILITATION OF SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS TO WEST BROOK Title: the same at the office of the City COUNTY: UNION STATE OF NJ. SEWERS FOR AND BY THE CITY OF AND PEACH ORCHARD BROOK FOR AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY OF Clerk, 50 Winfield Scott Plaza, Eliza- STREET & STREET NO: 239 Erie LINDEN, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, AND BY THE CITY OF LINDEN. IN ELIZABETH, IN THE COUNTY OF beth, New Jersey between the hours of Street NEW JERSEY AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JER- UNION, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. TAX BLOCK AND LOT: THE ISSUANCE OF $190,000 BONDS SEY AND AUTHORIZING THE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF VARIOUS BLOCK: 5 LOT: 446.A OR NOTES OF THE CITY FOR ISSUANCE OF $190,000 BONDS OR VEHICLES FOR THE DEPARTMENT YOLANDA ROBERTS, CIMENS1ONS OF LOT: 100.00' x FINANCING PART OF THE APPRO- NOTES OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- OF PUBLIC WORKS IN THE CITY OF City Clerk 25.00' PRIATION. ING PART OF THE APPROPRIATION. ELIZABETH AND APPROPRIATING NEAREST CROSS STREET: Third $2,000,000 THEREFOR. AND PRO- ORDINANCE NO. 4252 Purpose(s): Rehabilitation of Sanitary Purpose(s): Improvements to West VIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): Sewers Brook and Peach Orchard Brook $1,900,000 IN BONDS OR NOTES OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NONE THE CITY OF ELIZABETH TO ELIZABETH, IN THE COUNTY OF The Sheriff hereby reserves the Appropriation: $200,000 Appropriation: S200.000 FINANCE THE SAME. UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIAT- right to adjourn this sale without BondB/NotesAuthofized 5190,000 BondsJNqtes Authorized: $190,000 ING $1,000,000 FOR VEHICLES AND further notice through publication. Grants lit anvV Appropriated: None Grants (if an-iA Appropriated: None Purpose(s): acquisition of various EQUIPMENT FOR THE DEPARTMENT Surplus Money: If after the sale and Section 20 Costs: $20 0*00 Section 20 Costs• $20.000 vehicles (excluding passenger cars OF PUBLIC WORKS IN AND FOR THE satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Useful Life: 40 years Useful Life: 20 years and station wagons) for the Depart- CITY OF ELIZABETH, IN THE COUN- including costs and expenses, there ment of Public Works, including, with- TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY remains any surplus money, the money Joseph C. Bodek. Cilv Clerk JosepJos h C Bodek. Cilvy Clerk out limitation, a fronl-end loader, will be deposited into the Superior This Notice is published pursuant to ThiThis Notice is published pursuant to sports utility vehicles, dump trucks BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY Court Trust Fund and any person N.J.S.A 40A:2-1 N.J.S.N A 40A:2-17 and a van, and such additional vehi- COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELIZA- claiming the surplus, or any part there- cles as may be identified on a list on BETH, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, of, may file a motion pursuant to Court PASSED: September 20, 2011 PASSED: September 20. 2011 file from time to time with the Chief NEW JERSEY (not less than a major- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Financial Officer, and including related ity of all members thereof affirma- nature and extent of that person's APPROVED: September 21, 2011 APPROVED: September 21, 2011 equipment and all other work and tivelely concurring)concu , AS FOLLOWS: claim and asking for an order directing materials necessary therefor and inci- SectioSti n 11 $1,00000, 0 i h payment of the surplus money. The dental thereto. appropriated from th,000,00e Capita0 li sImprove hereby- Sheriff or other person conducting the COUrTciL PRESIDENT f E SID E N T ment Fund for the thacquisitio Citl nI of vari- sale will have information regarding Appropriation: 52,000,000 ous vehicles and equipment for the the surplus, if any. Richard J. Gerbounka Richard J. Gerbounka Bonds/Notes Authorized: $1,900,000 Department of Public Works, as shall JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $332,624.76*** MAYOR Grants (if any) Appropriated: $0.00 be identified on a list on file from time Three Hundred Thirty-Two Thousand vlAYOR Section 20 Costs: 550,000 to time with the Chief Financial Offi- Six Hundred Twenty-Four and ATTEST: ATTEST Useful Life: 5 Years cer, and including all work and materi- 76/100*** Yolanda Roberts, als necessary therefor and incidental Attorney: JQSEPHC. BOOEK City Clerk thereto. POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS CITY CLERK U284221 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($32.34) Section g. The capital budget or 728 MARINE HIGHWAY U284163 PRO Sept. 29. 2011 ($32.83) U284162 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($32.83) temporary capital budget, as applica- P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ble, of the City is hereby amended to MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 conform with the provisions of this (856)802-1000 ordinance to the extent of any incon- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE sistency herewith. In the event of any A full legal description can be found at such inconsistency and amendment, the Union County Sheriff's Office the resolution in the form promulgated Total Upset: $351,013.24*"Three by the Local Finance Board showinq Hundred Fifty-One Thousand Thirteen UNION full detail of the amended capital and 24/100"* budget or temporary capital budget, as September 8, 15, 22, 29, 2011 PUBLIC NOTICE applicable, and capital program as U283260 PRO ($152.88) approved by the Director of The Divi- TAKE NOTICE that the following applications were heard by the Township of Union Planning Board on September 29, sion of Local Government Services is LINDEN 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Building, Friberger Park, Union, N.J. on file with the City Clerk and is avail- able there for public inspection. CITY OF LINDCN CALENDAR NAME AND ADDRESS OF PREMISES ACTION REQUESTED DECISION OF THE Section 3. This ordinance shall take PASSED ORDINANCE effect in accordance with Law. NO. 55-44 NUMBER APPLICANT AFFECTED PLANNING BOARD U2B4222 PRO Sept. 29. 2011 ($41.65) BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENTS Maxxon Holding Block 3210 Lot 5 Minor Site Plan, Approved by LINDEN AND SUMMARIES UTPB 2011-05 1010 Gelb Avenue Variance Resolution CITY OF LINDEN The Bond Ordinance, the summary Chock-fil-A Block 3206 Lot 1.01 Major Site Plan, Approved by terms of which are included herein, UTPB 2011-06 Variance PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has been finally adopted, by the Coun- 2319 Route 22 Center Resolution THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE cil of the City of Linden, in the County WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON of Union, State of New Jersey on SEP- Philip A. Haderer, P.E., C.M.E. FIRST READING BY THE Council of TEMBER ?0. 2011 and the 20 day pen- Administrative Officer the City of Linden in the County of 00 of limitation within which a suit, U2B4203 UNL September 29. 2011 ($27.93) Union, State of New Jersey on Sep- action or proceeding questioning the tember 20, 2011, and will be present- validity of such ordinance can be com- ed for further consideration and hear- menced, as provided in the Local Bond PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE ing to be held on October 18, 2011 at Law, has begun to run from the date 7:00 pm prevailing time, or as soon of first publication of this statement. thereafter as the matter can be Copies of the full ordinance are avail- UNION reached. able at no cost and during regular business hours, at the Clerk's office PUBLIC NOTICE for members of the general public who TOWNSHIP OF UNION Joseph C. Bodek request the same. The summary of the City Clerk terms of such bend ordinance follows: NOTICE OF TAX SALE #55-46 NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NONPAYMENT OF TAXES, BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING SEWER AND/OR OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND THE ACQUISITION OF FIREFIGHTING SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII. TRAF- AND RADIO EQUIPMENT IN AND FOR Public notice is hereby given that I, Terri Malanda, Collector of Taxes of the Township of Union, in the County of Union, FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, THE CITY OF LINDEN, IN THE COUN- will sell at public auction on "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPRO- ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL PRIATING $93,500 THEREFORE AND THURSDAY ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF OCTOBER 20, 2011 DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, $88,825 BONDS OR NOTES TO 11:00 a.m. 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER FINANCE PART OF THE COST 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED AND THEREOF. In the main meeting room in the Municipal Building of Union, located at 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey or at SUPPLEMENTED such later time and place to which said sale may be then adjourned, all of the several lots and parcels of land assessed Purpose(s): Improvements for Fire to the respective persons whose names are set opposite each respective parcel as the owner thereof for the totat amount Amend Chapter VII, as follows: Department as follows: Acquisition of of municipal liens chargeable against said lands respectively, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 54:5-1 et seq. as computed to 7-33 Handicapped Parking Regula- Firefighting and Radio Equipment. the 20th day of October 2011. The names shown are as they appear in the Tax Duplicate and do not necessarily mean tions that the parties are the present owners of the property. 7-33.1A Handicapped Parking On- Appropriation: $93,500 Street Bonds/Notes Authorized: $88,825 Industrial Properties may be subject to Ihe Spill Compensation and Control Act (N.J.S.A. 58-10-23.11 et seq), the Water NAME OF STREET Grants (if any) Appropriated: None Pollution Control Act (N.J.S.A. 58:10A-1 et seq.) and the Industrial Site Recovery Act (N.J.S.A. 13:1K-6 et seq.). In addi- Section 20 Costs: i 9.35~0~ tion, the municipality is precluded from Issuing a tax sale certificate to any prospective purchaser who is or may be in ADD: Useful Life: 5 years any way connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. 411 Academy Terrace Take further notice that the hereinafter described lands will be sold for the amount of the municipal liens chargeable 141 West Gibbons Street Joseph C. Bodek. City Clerk against each parcel of said land assessed as one parcel, together with interest and costs to the date of sale. Saio lands 3062 South Wood Avenue This Notice ispublished pursuant to will be sold at the lowest rate of interest bid, not to exceed 18%. Payment for said parcels will be made prior to the con- clusion of the sale in the form of CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK, MONEY ORDER OR WIRE TRANSFER, or parcels will be DELETE: N.J.S.A 40A:2-17 resold. Properties for which there are no purchasers shall be struck off and sold to the Township of union at an interest 48 West 12th Street rate of 18%. No partial payments will be accepted. 429 Brook Street 3105 Fedor Avenue PASSED: September 20, 2011 405 Knopf Street Union Township makes no representation as to whether the properties being sold are under the protection of the bank- 815 McCandless Street APPROVED: September 21, 2011 ruptcy laws. In the event a lien is sold on a property under bankruptcy protection, the purchaser shall be entitled lo a 923 Middlesex Street refund of the money paid without interest. 1132 Middlesex Street James Moore 339 Miltonia Street CO UN CIL PRESI DENT As per Title 38:23C-18 if anyone is on active duty please notify the Office of Ihe Tax Collector. 1026 Mopsick Avenue Richard J. Gerbounka 656 Morningside Avenue TAXPAYERS PLEASE NOTE: 202 West Morris Avenue MAYOR ATTEST: Amount required to be removed from Tax Sale is not the amount advertised. Per New Jersey State statute interest on The complete ordinance is on file in JOSEPH C_, BODEK current amounts due must be included in your payment. You must call the office for figures. the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 ClTv CLERK North wood Avenue, Linden NJ 07036. U284164 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($33.32) PAYMENT MUST BE MADE BY CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. U284147 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($30.38) Tax Collector's Telephone Number (908) 851-8508 (See List on Next Page) PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH ELIZABETH Block Lot Qual. Owner Name Amount Type Property Location Additiconal Lot SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE K. 1. RFACORP. 1445.22 S 625 N.MICHIGAN-KENILWORTH Sheriffs File Number: CH-11004528 Sheriffs File Number: CH-11004520 K. 2. RFACORP 273.86 S 657 N.MICHIGAN-KENILWORTH Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY UN. 1. MC DONALDS FOODS 4307.73 S GARDEN STATE PKWY SOUTH Docket Number: F5197909 Docket Number: F5657909 101. 4.0266 ARIAS, LUIS & MARY 79.78 T 124 MARY ALICE CT County: Union County: Union 105. 17.13 -C0013- - FOUNTAIN, LL & BROWN, R J 110 69 S 726 GREEN LANE Plaintiff: AURORA LOAN SERVICES, Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL 105. 17.45 -C0045- - PUMA, KAROL1NE 199.33 S 790 GREEN LANE LLC ASSOCIATION 105. 17.46 -C0046- - FARINA. EDITH 4799.95 TS 792 GREEN LANE VS VS 201. 15. MANOLIS, EVANGELOS 3509.51 T 508 NORTH AVE Defendant: ELVIN ALVARADO, LI LI A Defendant: MARTIN LEON, SR., MRS. 202. 12. LEWY. STEVEN M & MICHELE M 10165.46 TS 817 TRAVERS ST E. ALVARADO, STATE OF NEW JER- LEON, WIFE OF MARTIN LEON SR. 202. 13. RUSSELL. NICOLE 199.33 S 811 TRAVERS ST SEY Sale Date: 10/05/2011 202. 30. CIERPIAL, I&MARSHALL, S EXECUTRICES 7450.72 T 724 LYNMAR WAY Sale Date: 10/05/2011 Writ of Execution: 07/15/2011 203. 26. HOWELL, LESLIE ANN 177.47 S 856 TRAVERS ST Writ vi Execution: 07/14/2011 By virtue of the above-stated writ of 205. 2. RALPH, AUBREY B & JULIET 249.06 S 798 VIVIAN TERR By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall 205 5. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO 975 35 S 26 DONALD PL execution to me directed I shall expose far sale by public venue, at the 207. 3. RIVERA, CARLOS E & VINCENTA 219.54 S 708 VIVIAN TERR expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 208. 24. GIMENEZ, ALBA M 309 60 S 701 PALISADE RD UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 209. 13. SOLANO, LUIS R & MARIBEL I 803105 T 667 SUMMIT RD BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., 209. 45. KORNBLUM, ALAN & SUSAN H 48.43 S 624 PALISADE RD BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 213. 9. KADOSH. ITSHAK 316.08 S 910 FLORAL AVE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful 214. 15. ANCIADO, RIC CES A & ANCIADO, ROSE 246.90 S 916 LAKESIDE PL afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid 301. 41. WEBB, GARLAND-LOUISSAINT, MARSHA 294 46 S 474 SHEARER AVE bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at 303. 17. GIBBONS, YVETTE 4916.88 T 471 SHEARER AVE available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. 307. 5. DUARTE, J OMAR & SUSAN A 175.55 S 727 SUMMIT RD the conclusion of the sales. MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth City 308. 8. SMITH, MARK 364.11 S 905 WOODLAND AVE MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth Citv COUNTY- UNION STATE OF N.J. 309. 27. KOERNER, R & R & ERICKSON, A R 9255.13 T 1041 LOWDEN AVE COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. STREET & STREET NO: 805 East Jer- 401. 31.01 LIZZARD, INC % SUSPENDERS 10988.16 T 1131 MAGIE AVE STREET & STREET NO: 436 Spencer sey Street 407. 2. MARMELEIRA, JOSE & ARCENCAO 545 26 S 731 GALLOPING HILL RD Street TAX BLOCK AND LOT: 407. 6. WENZEL. MARGARET C% M WENZEL • 372.29 S 324 TROTTING RD TAX BLOCK AND LOT: BLOCK: 7 LOT: 281 407. 10. POLO, RODOLFO E 554.06 S 708 TROTTING RD BLOCK: 453 LOT: 4 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 100' x 25' 501. 1. WILLIAMS. JAMES & STEPHANIE 193.36 S 933 SALEM RD DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 109.22' x 50' NEAREST CROSS STREET: Division 503. 16. COVERT. SCOTT & LILLIAN 104.12 S 979 POTTER AVE NEAREST CROSS STREET: Fifth Street 505, 25. GONZALEZ, JOSE 298.79 S 826 LEHIGH AVE Avenue SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): 508. 6. PHILEMON. JEAN C S MARIE J 240.41 S 787 NIXON RD SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): NONE 509. 7. SANCHEZ,SOFIA & RUBEN 316 08 S 769 COLONIAL ARMS RD NONE The Sheriff hereby reserves the 509. 11. CALDERON, ANITA - AVILA, FREDDY 292.30 S 804 LEHIGH AVE The Sheriff hereby reserves the fight to adjourn this sale without 509. 18. 776 LEHIGH AVE RES. LAND TRUST 2123.94 T 776 LEHIGH AVE right to adjourn this sale without further notice through publication. 601. 39. JONES, THOMAS & ANGELA S 420.55 S 720 COLONIAL ARMS RD further notice through publication. Surplus Money: If after the sale and 604. 18. GOBBI, WELITON E 228 02 S 740 LEHIGH AVE Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, 605. 6. ALBERTI, CARLO 37874.74 TS 711 LEHIGH AVE satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there 703. 1. LENAZ, DENNIS A & SERENA D 344.19 S 421 HUNTINGTON RD including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money 707. 27. PORTILLO. HERMINIO S CARTAGENA 323 41 S 38 JENSEN LA remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior 707. 51. SPEARS, CLARE M 143.12 S 480 LEHIGH AVE will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person 707. 52. CORTES, MARIO & BARBARA 402.56 S 478 LEHIGH AVE Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part there- 708. 5. FRANCESCA, ANTONIO 12847.04 TS 461 LEHIGH AVE claiming the surplus, or any part there- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court 708. 6. HUNTER, KENNETH & KAREN 229 60 S 467-71 LEHIGH AVE of, may fife a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 709. 37. STONE, HAROLD KEITH 204 SO S 592 LEHIGH AVE Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's 709. 42. DIAZ, L M-SALERMO.N-DIAZ.E ESTATE 1873.82 TS 815 GREENWICH LA nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order directing 709. 43. SABATINO, ARTHUR J JR 147 60 S 819 GREENWICH LA claim and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The 711. 10. CARNASCIOLE. ANGELA 246 90 S 563 SALEM RD payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the 712. 20.02 SAMUEL LACHS TRUSTEE 7544.09 T 41 JENSEN LA Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding 801. I. SPYROPOULOS, ASSOC , 14703.07 T 221 SALEM RD sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. 801. 34. DALY, JOHN M JR 200.80 S 363 SALEM RD the surplus, if any. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $243,342.34*** 801. 40. WILUS, THOMAS 8 MARIA 530.12 S 408 FOREST DR JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $334,281.96"" Two Hundred Forty-Throe Thousand 803. 26. MCGOWAN, MARY 334.32 S 902 GALLOPING HILL RD Three Hundred Thirty-Four Thou- Three Hundred Forty-Two and 808. 8. ABBASI, AHMAD I & FATMEH A 299.19 S 864 GALLOPING HILL RD sand Two Hundrad Eighty-One and 34/190*** 901. 48. CONKLIN, MARLO M 218.79 S 136 WALTON AVE 96/100"" Attorney: 903. 27. RO8LES, WILLIAM & JULIE 422 02 S 300 TUCKER AVE Attorney: POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS 904. 12. ZULUAGA, HUGO 201.49 S 360 TUCKER AVE POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS 728 MARINE HIGHWAY 1005. 17. LUIS, RICARDO 98.77 S 392 SALEM RD 728 MARINE HIGHWAY P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 1005. 23. CAMPOHERMOSO, ROBERTO 564.72 S 368 SALEM RD P.O. BOX 84S - SUITE 200 MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 1005. 24. VALERA, E - CORTE, G & N 259.87 S 366 SALEM RD MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 (856)802-1000 1005. 28. PALETE, JOE MARTIN B & ROSABEL P 160 42 S 350 SALEM RD {858)802-1000 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 1006. 7. SANCHEZ, ARLENE & RAYMOND 195 67 S 327 DELAWARE AVE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at 1006. 27. BALMANN,LOUIS-RODRIGUEZ,AMADA 291.65 S 300 SALEM RD A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office 1010. 3. HENRY, AUSTEN 114 30 S 267 WASHINGTON AVE the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upsei: $258,360.23"*Two Hun- 1012. 21.01 WILLIAMS, THERESA 71.01 S 368 BERGEN ST Total Upset: $354,563.44""Three dred Fifty-Eight Thousand Three Hun- 1015. 10. OTTOBRE, CHRIS & JO ANN 308.95 S 281 DELAWARE AVE Hundred Fifty-Four Thousand Five dred Sixty and 23/100"* 1019. 23. MARTINS. LIEMAR A & MARIA L C 102161 S 371 INGALL ST Hundred Sixty-Three and 44/100"* September 8, 15, 22, 29, 2011 1022. 16. JAKUBOWSKI; C - SENATORE. R 220 95 S 180 KIMBERLY RD September 8, 15, 22. 29, 2011 U283262 PRO ($141.12) 1022. 18. VIGIL, CESAR 255.63 S 172 KIMBERLY RD U28325S PRO (5143.08) 1023. 6. BAZILE, BERTRAND 274.87 S 177 KIMBERLY RD ELIZABETH 1101. 10. BRADBURY. JASON S NOELLE 127 99 S 345 PLYMOUTH RD 1105. 15. KELLY, TIMOTHY P 7101 S 309 STOCKTON RD SHERIFF'S SALE 1105. 19.01 LECHMANICK, VINCENT M & JANET M 157.56 S 333 STOCKTON RD LINDEN Sheriff's File Number: CH-10007026 1111. 5. ELIAS, PABLO & JENNY C 482 38 S 435 WHEATON RD Division: CHANCERY 1201. 9. i GOLDMAN, JUDITH A 29 89 S 422 PRESCOTT RD Storage Post, Inc., will sell at Public Docket Number: F18209 1201. II. VIEIRA, ANA, ANNA & SARA 233.97 S 14 LANCASTER RD Auction under New Jersey Lien laws County: Union 1203. 13. COUTO, MARIA 5280 89 T 380 WAYNE TERR for cash only on October 11, 2011 a! Plaintiff. NEW YORK COMMUNITY 1204. 9. CASEY, GERALDINE 8 350 02 S 643 DWIGHT TERR 11:00AM and on such succeeding days BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERGER 1209. 41. ARAUJO, IVANOVA 173 39 S 350 MINUTE ARMS RD and times as may be necessary at 401 WITH SYNERGY BANK 1209, 58. LOPEZ, JORGE L & ALICIA 1S4 48 S 705 COLONIAL AVE S. Park Ave., Linden, NJ 07036 the VS 1211. 12.. GUERRA.GUNTHER A-GUERRA.TULIOSROSA 125 82 S 363 BROADWELL AVE property described herein as belong- Defendant: GLICK REALTY CORP; 1216. 3. DIAKIDES, GEORGE & RACHEL 270 68 S 405 LUM AVE ing to: DUANE POTTS, OCCUPANT ONE; 1216. 12. FERNANDES, CLAUDIA 2452 S 1408 SUMMIT PL Karen Denise Weathers #1114: couch, ADDIE BROWN, OCCUPANT TWO; 1219. 7. MARTIN, DAISY 549 45 S 870 SALEM RD bins, handtruck; Lisette M. Paez FRED WASHINGTON, OCCUPANT 1301. 22. CENESCAR, FRISNEL & CLAUDINE 170 32 S 954 SALEM RD #1116: cartons, bike, bags; Alberto THREE' O. GILLIAN, OCCUPANT 1301. 30. COELHO.ANA FILIPA-COELHO.BEATRIZ 199.15 S 984 SALEM RD Hernandez Gutierrez #4028: refrigera- FOUR; TIRONDA LANIER, OCCUPANT 1302. 3. . CITRON, STEPHEN B & BARBARA 468.82 S 981 TOWNLEY AVE tor, shelving, ladder; Jean A. Sffleur FIVE; NEWELL FUNDING LLC 1305. 7. PROULX, RONALD 161 58 S 11 MIDLAND BLVD #6043: boiler, cartons, tools; Lillian Sale Date: 10/26/2011 1306. 9. GERMAIN, GARDY & ELSIE M 290 14 S 983 SUBURBAN RD Tricoche #1167: appliances, bins, lug- Writ of Execution: 10/22/2010 1307. 11. NEWMAN,MICHAEL D&KERRIANNE ZEINER 190.68 S 752 SUBURBAN RD gage; Wayne Alexander Johnson By virtue of the above-stated writ of 1310. 13. HYDOCK, PAUL & DONNA 456.87 S 711 BALSAM WAY #1181: min|-fridge, TV, cartons; execution lo me directed I shall 1310. 24. OLIVEIRA, CARLOS & CELESTE 573 20 S 736 MIDLAND BLVD Evaristo Martinez #1194: vending expose for sale by public venue, at the 1310. 28. ROCHE,JAMES & SHARON 76 10 S 750 MIDLAND BLVD machines, refrigerators, handtruck; UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 1401. 3. ADEFOWOJU, ADEWALE 346.35 S 1379 BROOKFALL AVE Elsa Garcia #1f95: cartons, appli- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 1401. 19. . ULLRICH. ERNEST 411 21 S 1311 BROOKFALL AVE ances, bags; Melinda Berenger #2001: BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., 1402. 7. f MERCADO, MARIA LYNNA & RICHARD 363 45 S 1367 VAUXHALL RD cartons, refrigerator, microwave; on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 1402. 10. MELIAN, ROCIO 3565 59 TS 1216 WILDWOOD TERR Robin V. Taylor #2008: TV, bins, bags; afternoon of said day. AH successful 1403. 1. ROSCOE. WILLIAM W III & DIANA M 355.19 S 1355 VAUXHALL RD Lev S. Stanlk #6004: wrapped furni- bidders must have 20% of their bid 1405. 25. MCCUE. TARA 93 39 S 1229 CLIFTON TERR ture; Jose M. Mestre #5046: cartons, available in cash or certified check at 1295 WILDWOOD TERR bike, furniture; Sarah Casado #2087: 1405. 37. GANANCIAL, EMMANUEL M & MARIA V 307 43 S the conclusion of the sales. 1406. 2. RAY, NATHANIEL S JUANITA 58850 S 1105 SALEM RD furniture, tires, bin; George B. Bizzell The property to be sold is located in 1091 SALEM RD #2118: rug cleaner, furniture; Roxan- 1407. 5. SAINTFLEUR, THEVENAUD & BERNADETTE 456.61 S the City of ELIZABETH, in the County 1407. 9. AGOSTINI, ARTHUR J & PATRICIA M 28149 S 1083 SALEM RD na R. Cevallos #2123: bins, toys, fur- of UNION, and the State of New Jer- 1029 SALEM RD niture; Robin R. Robinson #2133: car- 1407. 19. MONEUS, M L.J L,J L-SENAT, G 739 84 S sey. 1409. 9. LYKEN, DUANE A 8907 S 1017 BERTRAM TERR tons, TV, bedding; Robin R. Robinson 1324 ALDEN TERR #2169: tubs, bags; Keith Lashawn Commonly known as: 945-947 EAST 1409. 22. SANTOS, L1CINIO 8 ANA 14134 S GRAND STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 1409. 25. BARBOSA, ABEL & ISABEL M 199 33 S 1315 ALDEN TERR Stacks #2177: grill. exerciser, couch; 1077 STERLING RD Anika Y. Williams #3248: refrigerator, 07208 1410. 2. ODIASE. JOHN & VERONICA 256.92 S Tax Lot No.483, in Block No. 8 1501. 55. DO CARMO, ANTONIO - DO CARMO, RUI 268 52 S 1493 VAUXHALL RD lamps, furniture; Frederick Paige 1527 VAUXHALL RD #2181: lamp, fish tank, bins; Lamont Dimension of Lo: (Approximately) 49 1502. 9. EMELUMBA, NICHOLAS S ADERLYN 404 73 S feet wide by 90 feet long. 1503. 1233 BROOKSIDE AVE G. Jones #2218: large TV, cartons; 15. LEWIS, EDNA 60637 S 1228 FAITOUTE AVE Bobby L. Brown #5018: cartons, Nearest Cross Street: REID STREET 1505. 7.02 CARDOSO, JOSE 8. MARA 13068.73 T THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES 1255 MARCELLA DR handtruck, furniture; Kevin R. Allen 1507. I. ELLIS, JERRY & LOUISE 161 56 S 1267 MARCELLA DR #2243: TVs, stereo, furniture; Willie THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE 1507. 19. HAYES, SARAH 10162 68 TS WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE 1365 CORNELL PL B. Josey #2268: sofas; Emmanuel 1508. 6. COMMUNITY PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT, LLC 24474 S 1318 MARCELLA DR Afolabi #3028: cartons, rug, bins; THROUGH PUBLICATION. 1508. 13. BANKS, CHARLOTTE J . 130 15 S 1314 MARCELLA DR Omar Q. Jenkins #3054: bins, paint- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $170,960.10*** 1508. 14. GREENE. RUBY M 277 17 S 1175 ERHARDT ST ings, furniture; Clarence E. Holloman One Hundred Seventy Thousand 1601. 4. COLLIER, DARYL S 7101 S 1086 SUSAN PL #4048: cartons; Candido Oquendo Nine Hundred Sixty and 10/100*** 1601. 17. WILLIAMS, JOAN 2084 99 TS 1422 VAUXHALL RD #3117: cartons, furniture; Robert J. Attorney: 1603. 13. GAGLIONE, RALPH E & LINDA A 205 52 S 1045 SAYRE RD Cross #3120: cartons, bins, crates; FRANK J. MARTONE, P.C. 1605. 25. GARCES, HOMERO S MARIA L 194418 S 1426 THELMA DR Nichelle A. Davis #3143: cartons, 1455 BROAD STREET 1605. 83. PERCELL, MARIANNE & PURCELL, VIRGIL 506.34 S 1057 LORRAINE AVE paintings, furniture; Luis A. Vazquez BLOOMFIELD NJ 07003 1607. 7. MENDOZA, VICENTE 270 68 S 1028 STERLING RD #3162: rug cleaners cartons, furni- (973)473-3000 1607. 27. SOMWARU, GURDAYAL & CHITRAKHA 257 71 S 1052 LORRAINE AVE ture; Yuri V. Cabrera #3212: cartons, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 1608. 37. REYELT, WALTER 2189 38 T 1028 LORRAINE AVE TV, furniture; Carlos A. Acosta #3215: A full legal description can be found at 1608. 44. PRATS, RENE & ALICE 8736 24 TS 1011 CRANBROOK RD cartons, chaif, purse; Samantha C. the Union County Sheriff's Office 1611. 10. ESPINOSA, CARLOS & ASCENETH 502 02 S 1024 SAYRE RD Baskerville #3231: tools, toolchest Total Upset: $2(36,798.21*** 1611. 16. DOMINIQUE,J - ST AMOUR C 248 87 S 1550 BARTON RD bins; Victoria Ellis #3241: PC, sound Two Hundred Six Thousand Seven 1612. 10. MONTALBArJo. MARY 62309 S 1563 BARTON RD system, cartons; Carmen Maria West Hundred Ninety-Eight and 21/100"* 1613. II. COHEN, SCOTT A & JOANNE M 32041 S 1828 VAUXHALL RD #3243: bins, headboard, bags; Sandra Sept. 29, October 5, 13, 20, 2011 1701. 1. WH1TAKER. TU-SHONDA 27139 S 121 BORINSKY LA R. Knight #3252: bags, air condition- U284144 PRO ($121.52) 1701. 8.06 POPLI, PA\A/AN K & SAVITAD 250^09 S 1026 FIELD RD er, shoeboxes; Oscar H. Cano #3267: 1704. 23. KLEIN, PETER M & MARIA R 242 63 S 1139 SAYRE RD tile saw, toolbox; Ruben Reyes #3316: ELIZABETH 1704. 67. FENELUS,AARON 162 58 S 1299 AMHERST AVE handtruch, refrigerator, furniture; 1801. 12. NELSON, KEVIN 342 03 S 1671 EARL ST Martha M. Barragan Techera #4023: SHERIFF'S SALE 1802. 10. TRINIDAD, REGINALD L S EVA V 15393 S 1287 DARTMOUTH TERR cartons, PC monitor, furniture. Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004522 1802. 14. MINEO, VINCENT M 4427 17 T 1303 DARTMOUTH TERR Division: CHANCERY 1802. 17. HAYES, TASHA L 367 97 S 1642 EARL ST Docket Number: F5294109 1803. 14. REGANIT, ARNOLD V 173 40 S 1789 VAUXHALL RD Donald Bader & Patrick Williams, Auc- County; Union 1805. 12. SANTOS, ANA 83196 S 1270 ROBERT ST tioneers as Agents. Storage Post Plaintiff: FCDB S.NPWL TRUST 1808. 19. VELEZ, NAHIR E 171 23 S reserves the right to refuse any bid or VS 1901. 1.14 KENNEDY, KENNETH R-SHERRI HELSTON 39^75 S cancel the aucfjon for any reason 268 PARKSIDE DR Defendant: ANDREE ROMULUS A/K/A 1901. 1.42 RYNGEL, HENRY 203.32 S 156 PARKSIDE DR September 22, 29, 2011 ANDREE J. ROMULUS 1901. 1.48 UYINMWEN.AGHARESE 277 17 S U2&3783 PRO ($70.56) 132 PARKSIDE OR 1906. 1.05 SANTO, MARYGRACE G & ROBERT A 28149 S 105 APPLE TREE LA CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE (Continued on Next Page) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE L0CALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 35

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE" PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Sale Date-. 10/05/2011 ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP OF UNION Writ of Execution: 08/18/2011 TAX SALE By virtue of the above-stated writ of SHERIFF'S SALE Block Lot Qual. Owner Name Amount Type Property Location execution to me directed I shall Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004539 Additional Lot expose for sale by public venue, at the Division: CHANCERY 2003. 2.101 -C0101- - KESHIRO, K A-AROMOLARAN, C 71.01 S 101 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Docket Number: F5042909 2003. 2.411 -C0411- • QUIROGA. LIZZETTE 244.07 T 411 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 EL1ZA- County: Union 2004. 2.101 -C0101- - ATKINS, MARION 454.45 S 501 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Plaintiff: CHEVY CHASE BANK, F.S.B. 2004. 2.106 -C0106- - STEWART, MARLENE E 203.66 S 506 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the VS 2004. 2.205 -CO2O5- • MIKE, BRIDGET 97.09 S 605 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR afternoon of said day. All successful Defendant: ANDREW PALMIERI; 2004. 2.206 -C0206- • GRAYSON,BRIAN & STUCKEY.TEQUILA 366.74 S 606 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR bidders must have 20% of their bid SHARIF WRIGHT, TENANT 2004 2.306 -C0306- - MCGILL, TERRILL & SHERRONDA 108.53 S 70S ORCHARD MEADOWS DR available in cash or certified check at Sale Date: 10/05/2011 2004 2.501 -C0501- • GREEN. DINAH LARAYE 71.01 S 301 ARSDALE TERR the conclusion of the sales. Writ of Execution: 11/29/2010 2004. 2.608 -C0608- • POWE, MICHELLE 279.33 S 208 ARSDALE TERR The property to be sold is located in By virtue of the above-stated writ of 2004. 2.705 -CO7O5- - DEGEFU. AMHA 141.29 S 105 ARSDALE TERR the City of Elizabeth. execution to me directed I shall 2004. 6. CIVIL. ANDR1S C S FAUVETTE C 80.39 T BEECH SPRING RD-REAR In the County of Union and the State expose for sale by public venue, al the 2004. 10 01 ETIENNE. PRICE & OCIANA 380,97 S 135 MILL RD of New Jersey. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 2101. WELLS FARGO BANK, NA 372.29 S 1539 ELAINE TERR Premises commonly known as: 115 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR 10 ELIZA- 2107. 1. FONSECA, JORGE 108.53 S 1537 ROSE TERR Livingston Street BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J.. 2107. WORRELL, DAMON A & SHARON R 491.21 S 1531 ROSE TERR Block 2, Lot 609 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 2107. 14 BRUTUS, JOHNNY & MAGALIE JOASIL 126.60 S 1500 BRADFORD TERR Dimensions of Lot (approximately): afternoon of said day. All successful 2107. 20 AFRIYiE. JOHN-OSEI. ERNESTINA 217.44 S 1522 BRADFORD TERR 18.091 x 100' bidders must have 20% of their bid 2108. 2. ANIMASHAUN. YAHAYA A & ADEKEMI O 257.71 S 1511 OAKLAND AVE Nearest Cross Street: First Street available in cash or certified check at 2109. 11 DZANTAH.CHARLES a GUERLINE 69.62 S 1562 JULIAN TERR Subject to $0.00. the conclusion of the sales. 2110. KATCHEN, SAMUEL FAMILY TRUST 5794.52 T 1535 GREGORY AVE Note: The Sheriff hereby reserves the PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCAT- 2110. 5". JOYNER, LAWRENCE K SR S BRENDA A 298.13 S 1527 GREGORY AVE right to adjourn this sale without fur- ED IN: Elizabeth, County of UNION, 2110. 6. DELAROSA. ORLANDO 417.75 S 1523 GREGORY AVE ther notice through publication. State of New Jersey 2110. 44. WINTER, JANE M ESTATE 3821.02 T 85 RICHARD TERR JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $206,017.50 PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2110. 60. STAMAND. PHILIP 313.92 S 1640 JULIAN TERR ""Two Hundred Six Thousand Sev- 43 1/2 Geneva Street. Elizabeth. NJ 2112. 13 BARKSDALE, IZETTA WILLIS 223.11 S 1496 GREGORY AVE enteen and 50/100"* 07206 14 DORCENT, MICHAELLE 260.47 S 1502 GREGORY AVE 2112. GABRIEL, JEAN & LUCINNA O 108.54 S Attorney: TAX LOT # 801, BLOCK U 5 2113. 12. 1520 GREGORY AVE ADEOBA, ADETUNJI O & LORI D 172.78 S 22 CLEVELAND RD MCCABE. WEISBERG & CONWAY, A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 2114. 18. RODRIGUEZ, VIRGEN A 538.04 T P.C. THE PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN 2115. 11. 1781 UNiON AVE LONGCHAMP. MECENE & AISHA F 307.43 S 1719 UNiON AVE 216 HADDON AVE THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF 2116 12 SANTOMO, MARIO - RENATO • ANTOINETA 28 00 S SUITE 303 UNION COUNTY. 2203 4 ELIJAH. TYRONE J S ETTA A G 264.35 S 1419 STUYVESANT AVE WESTMONT NJ 08108 Note: The Sheriff hereby reserves 2204. 4 DEMATOS, GEORGE & MARIA 263.30 S 1947 0AKW00D PKWY Telephone: (856) 858-7080 the right to adjourn this sale without 2204. 10. JEFFERIES, NICOLE D 102.14 S 1921 0AKW00D PKWY Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich further notice through publication. 2206. 18. CRANE, C - STANLEY, P 363.65 S 1910 0AKW00D PKWY A full legal description can be found at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $363,590.62"" 2207 16. DASILVA. ANDREIA 162.58 S 1766 UNION AVE the Union County Sheriff's Office Three Hundred Sixty-Three Thou- 2208 7. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO 71.01 S 1853 PILGRIM WAY Total Upset: $214,326 18"*Two Hun- sand Five Hundred Ninety and 2209 3 TULL, ELVIS & KELLY ANN 346.35 S 1347 STUYVESANT AVE dred Fourteen Thousand Three Hun- 62/100"" 2211. 11 DE OLIVEIRA, RONALDO 134.12 S 1868 PILGRIM WAV dred Twenty-Six and 18/100*" Attorney: 2212. 5. RICHARDSON. NATHANIEL S SHEILA 391.75 S 1663 QUAKER WAY September 8, 15. 22, 29, 2011 UDREN LAW OFFICES, P.C. 2213 23. LEACH, TERRI LYNN 339 89 S 1730 UNION AVE U283258 PRO ($109.76) 111 WOODCREST RD 2214. 22 MAI. THUY DIEM 506.34 S 1792 COLGATE PL WOODCREST CORPORATE CENTER - 2215. 3. 1255 STUYVESANT AVE, LLC 6261.67 T 1785 EARL ST ROSELLE SUITE 200 CHERRY HILL NJ 08003 2302 3. 1255 STUYVESANT AVE % SEABRA GROUP 72490.98 T 1265 STUYVESANT AVE (856)669-5400 2 302. 5.01 PISULEWSKI. ADAM & ZOFIA 266.36 S 1255 STUYVESANT AVE SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 2302. 19. CHABLA, ANGEL S EDANIA 319.76 S 1254 GRANDVIEW AVE Sheriff's File Number: CH-08007177 A full legal description can be found at 2304. 3. MACKIE, EDWIN 14858.49 TS 1217 GRANDVIEW AVE Division: CHANCERY the Union County Sheriff's Office 2304. 13 01 BROWN, DENISE & HUBERT 166.90 S 1927 VAUXHALL RD Docket Number: F945308 Total Upset: $386,261,24***Three 2306 9. ALEXANDRE, WEDLER 71.01 S 1948 MOUNTAINVIEW AVE County: Union Hundred Eighty-Six Thousand Two 2307 25 NARDONE, DONALD G & CAROL A 188 52 S 1216 COOLIDGE AVE Plaintiff: GREENPOINT MORTGAGE Hundred Sixty-One and 24/100"* 2308. 5. 1871 VAUXHALL. LLC 5964.15 T 1273 COOLIDGE AVE FUNDING, INC. September 8. 15, 22, 29. 2011 2308. 27. CACAO.ANTONIO L & DEOLIVEIRA, EP 9559.62 T 1871 VAUXHALL RD VS U283266 PRO ($109.76) 2308. 28. MIRANDA. RAFAEL AND LISA R. 233.93 S 1208 VICTOR AVE Defendant: WILLIAM ARCELA, NORMA 2308 33. LANG, ANTON & JOANNE E 346,67 S 1224 VICTOR AVE ARCELA LINDEN 2308. 38 PENTZ. D1ANNA 279.63 S 1238 VICTOR AVE Sale Date: 10/26/2011 2309. 24. DE LA GUARDIA.ISABEL.JANET.SHIRLEY 136122 S 1937 ARBOR LA Writ of Execution: 11/17/2008 PUBLIC NOTICE 2310. 2. ROTH. GORDON 8 GAIL 1775.82 TS 1878 ARBOR LA By virtue of the above-stated writ of CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 2311. 1 DOUGLAS. L & RODNEY. K 188.52 S 1924 ARBOR LA execution to me directed I shall 2312 1. ANTWI-ADJEI NORA 355.00 S 1874 CIDER MILL RD expose for sale by public venue, at the NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 2312 16. NEHQUAYE, DAVID N & REBECCA 240 41 S 1827 VAUXHALL RD UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 2313. 1. SAINT-LOUIS. CINDIA 57.71 S 1672 VAUXHALL RD BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- The City of Linden, New Jersey has 2313. 29 GRIGGS. GARRETT F & LAURA F 73.93 S 1043 WARREN AVE BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., awarded a contract without competi- 2314. 6. SIOPONGCO, ANTHONY & LISA 227.19 S 1037 COOLIDGE AVE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the tive bidding as a Professional Service, 2314. 17. BONILLA. JOSEPH 71.01 S 1012 WARREN AVE afternoon of said day. All successful pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq 2314. 22. JOGIN, INC 7765 10 T 1024 WARREN AVE bidders must have 20% of their bid The contract was awarded pursuant to 2316 16 PHILEMON.J-PHILEMON.F 8 M 476,32 S 1879 MORRIS AVE available in cash or certified check at a "Fair and Open Process" as per 2316. 25 MARIAN TRADING CO., INC 1390,46 S 1044 HARDING AVE the conclusion of the sales. N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 et seq. This con- 2317 5 SOLARES, HEATHER & HENRY 208.24 S 1921 MORRIS AVE MUNICIPALITY: Roselle tract and the resolution authorizing it 2318. 10 RUBIANO, ROSARIO CHIN S MADGIEL 271.49 S 1030 ADAMS AVE COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. are available for public inspection in 2318 14. KOTTLER, G ESTATE%R KOTTLER 6168.97 TS 1950 VAUXHALL RD STREET & STREET NO: 226 Gordon the Office of the Municipal Clerk. 2319. 18 FRANCESCA, GREGORY 263.00 S 1034 GRANDVIEW AVE St. 2319 24. 1972 VAUXHALL RD TAX BLOCK AND LOT: AWARDED: Monica Cho, Esq. 2320. 9.01 -C00O1- - TAI, RICHARD W 3742.36 T 1945 MORRIS AVE-UNIT 1 BLOCK: 6106 LOT: 7 333 Washington Street, 2402. 3. LANDECK, KURT C & JOANNE M 296.62 S 631 ANDRESS TERR DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 100.0' x 50.0' Suite 203 ' 2402. 4. KOREMBA, TEOFILO S LIDIA 130.15 S 627 ANDRESS TERR NEAREST CROSS STREET: 50.0' from Jersey City, NJ 07302 2402. 20 TRIOLO, ONOFRIO JR & MARYLIN 370.13 S 638 ROBINSON TERR W. Third St. 2402. 21. HAZEL. DANIELLE 23.55 S 455 BURROUGHS TERR SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): SERVICE: To serve as an Acting 2403. 9 BRISCOE, G & HEMINGWAY. H 333.38 S 1349 ROBINSON TERR NONE Public Defender in a Linden Municipal 2403 18. HUNT, DOLORES & HUNT. DOUGLAS 306,50 T 622 GOLF TERR The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Court Matter. 2403. 20. HAMO. FRANK S JENNIFER 173.39 S 640 GOLF TERR to adjourn this sale without further 2408. 15. BARTLEY, CAROL 221.82 S 614 COLONIAL AVE notice through publication. TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- 2409. 21. BROOKS. JAMES 48.87 S 452 TWIN OAKS RD JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $439,505.93'** tract shall be until the conclusion of 2502. 10. WAGNER, GARY & DENISE 295.45 S 206 WOODMONT RD Four Hundred Thirty-Nine Thousand the work to be performed, or until said 2502. 31. RODRIGUEZ, LUIS & JOHANNA 307.13 S 279 COLONIAL AVE Five Hundred Five and 93/100*** amount has been exhausted, whichev- 2504. 8. DE HART, JUNE G ESTATE 300.95 S 216 LINCOLN AVE Attorney: er occurs earlier. 2504. 13. LUCAS, FRANCISCA - GARCIA. A 818.11 S 236 LINCOLN AVE POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS O'HOLLA, ROBERT H JR & KATHLEEN J 151.77 S 478 WHITEWOOD RD 2504. 30. COOK.MARIA A-REGUERA.LEOVIGILDO A 156.09 S 257 LINCOLN AVE 728 MARNE HIGHWAY COST: At a fee of $ 350.00 2506. 14. P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 PINKOWSKY, ELIZABETH F 194.55 S 480 THOREAU TERR 2507. 26. ARAUJO, JOHN M 308.99 S 500 THOREAU TERR MOORESTOWN NJ 08057 DATED: September 21, 2011 2507. 33. (856)802-1000 GOMEZ, EDUARDO & CLAUDIA 265.55 S 2508. 20. SUFFERN, Ml CHAE 23.96 S 558 THOREAU TERR Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Joseph C. Bodek 2510. 9 469 THOREAU TERR A full legal description can be found at 2510. 12. ENDERLE, ALANE 303.11 S 320 WASHINGTON AVE the Union County Sheriff's Office City Clerk 2514. 30. CANCLO, JONATHAN & MICHELLE L 288.59 S 556 ANDRESS TERR Total Upset: $541,502.96"*Five Hun- ALVARADO. LUIS & MARIA 244.74 S U284155 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 (S19.60) 2602. 28. WEEKS, ANTHONY B & LEE 10839.70 T 436 WINTHROP RD dred Forty-One Thousand Five Hun- LINDEN 2603. 10. 559 STRATFORD RD dred Two and 96/100*** 2603. 14. ABRAGAO, D!NO A 71.01 S 568 WINTHROP RD Sept. 29, October 6. 13, 20, 2011 37. ULLRICH, ERNEST C 214.47 S 496 BAILEY AVE U284143 PRO ($109.76) RESOLUTION AMENDING A RESOLU- 2604. SHOLANDER, S - FORTUNATO, D 123.87 S TION ENTITLED "RESOLUTION 2608. 4. KELLEY, EVERETT&WILLIAMS. MURRAYA 329.05 S 491 ELLEN ST AUTHORIZING A SHARED SERVICES 2610. 19. ANDRE, ARISTIDES & ALICE 229.27 S 151 REMNER AVE LINDEN AGREEMENT WITH THE LINDEN 2613. 5. KISS, SCOTT M & ANNETTE 270.76 S 110 JEAN TERR BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR NURS- 2613. 8. MAYLAND, ETHEL C ESTATE 103.88 S 122 JEAN TERR CITY OF LINDEN ING SERVICES FOR THE YEAR 2011- 2615. 6. MANALO, BIEN & JUDITH 305.27 S 152 PARKVIEW DR 2012 2615. JANSSEN, EDWARD W III & GAIL G 21.42 S 156 PARKVIEW DR PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2615. 21. FARMER, KARI 127.99 S 161 INDIAN RUN PKWY, S THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE WHEREAS, City Council passed a 2615. 36. ROY, KIMBERLY 210.14 S 101 INDIAN RUN PKWY.S WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON Resolution, No. 2011-244, at the 2616. 2. OWENS. GEOFFREY P & MICHELLE 265.62 S 144 INDIAN RUN PKWY.N FIRST READING BY THE Council of August 16, 2011 meeting approving a 2618. 4. BROWN, LAWRENCE W & ERICA C 145.28 S 98 INDIAN RUN PKWY.3 the City of Linden in the County of Shared Services Agreement with the 2703. 16. ANYAKOU, IFEYINWA 71.01 S 287 KAWAMEEH DR Union, State of New Jersey on Sep- Linden Board of Education fur nursing 2704 43. ZARZUELA. TEOFILO & OLGA 326.89 S 231 WINFIELD TERR tember 20, 2011, and will be present- services for the year 2011-2012; and 2706. 12. GARDNER., JOSEPH M 5856.27 T 214 BURROUGHS TERR ed for further consideration and hear- WHEREAS, the Board of Education 2709. 2. REESE, J^SSE 217.71 S 637 TWAIN PL ing to be held on October 18, 2011 at had agreed to pay (he City of Linden 2711. 7. BRADBURY, JASON & NOELLE 476.07 S 673 SELF MASTER PKWY 7:00 pm prevailing time, or as soon the amount of $20,458.00 for nursing 2713. 25. SIMONINI, GAIL 147.44 S 331 WINFIELD TERR thereafter as the matter can be services' and 2715. 12. KOSC. JOHN A 100.87 S 362 CRAWFORD TERR reached. WHEREAS, at the Board of Educa- 2715. 17. RAMIREZ, NESTOR & MARY 1924.03 T 622 LILLIAN TERR tion meeting held on August 24, 2011, 2717. 2. PONTE. SHEILLA 270.50 S 381 BURROUGHS TERR Joseph C. Bodek the Board approved a revision of 2717. 21. OSEI, STEPHEN K 171.23 S 396 WALLINGFORD TERR City Clerk accepted funds for the 2011-2012 2801. 12. SONN, CAROLYN ANN 84.28 S 851 BO/D AVE school year for non-public nursing in 2801. 13. JSM&L PROPERTIES, LLC 17632.59 T 843 BOYD AVE #55-50 2903. 6. HOVMILLER KENNETH & CAMILLE 380.53 TS 936 STUYVESANT AVE the amount of $22 133.00; 15. QUALITY BUILT CONSTRUCTION, LLC 2834.73 T 963 ROSEMONT AVE NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 2904. ALEXANDRE, MICKNEL 20.76 S 902 GRANDVIEW AVE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 2905. 23.02 943 FLOYD TERR SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER II, ADMINIS- OF THE CITY OF LINDEN as follows: 2907. 12. RODRIGUES, MARIA-DIAS, DAVID 627.41 S TRATION, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTI- AZIZ, CHOUDHRY 207.78 S 970 INGERSOLL TERR 2907. 21. WILLIAMS, LONNIE & KIM BENNETT 434.65 S 982 INGERSOLL TERR TLED. "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING 1. The City Council hereby approves 2907. 24. AND ENACTING THE REVISED GEN- CESAR, ANNETTE & RUBBE 316.08 S 803 CHESTNUT ST said amendment in the amount of 2909. 3. CIAMACCO. DAWN 71.01 S 907 ROSEMONT AVE ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF $22,133.00. 2912. 3. LINDEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER SABA. MANUEL V & HAZEL L 341.55 S 951 WEWANNA AVE 2. The Mayor and City Clerk are 2913. 2. CANLAS-MOJICA, MARITES B 201.31 S 929 ROSEMONT AVE 23. 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEM- hereby authorized to execute an 2916. 5. 76 ELMWOOD AVE BER 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED 2919. 1. KALIL, MARCO A 251.22 S AND SUPPLEMENTED Amendatory Agreement, attached BOUTIN, AURIELO 437.16 S 891 PENNSYLVANIA AVE hereto and made a part hereof. 2919. 14.01 COUTO, MARIA O 23.55 S 800 CRESLYN CT 3. This Resolution shall be pub- 2919. 14.02 ATWELL, NEIL & AVRIL U 410.80 S 56 ELMWOOD AVE Amend Chapter II, Administration, Arti- lished and take effect pursuant to law. 2919. 35. NER.IMELDAL 20.54 S 912 W CHESTNUT ST cle I General, Section 2-7 Administra- U284160 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($19.60) 3001. 4. KNOTTS, FL- FRANCO, CA- JOHNSON, WC 9777.59 T 608 JEFFREY LA tive Organization as follows: 3101. 36. CARDILLO, JAMES 10501.36 TS 740 EVERGREEN PKWY DELETE SECTION: 2-7.2 IN ITS RAHWAY 3102. 23. ROJAS, LUIS JR 344.57 S 634 EVERGREEN PKWY ENTIRETY 3102. 42. MIELE IRON WORKS, INC 20688.10 TS 684 FAIRWAY DR ADD NEW: 2-7.2 COMMITTEES OF PUBLIC NOTICE 3104. 22.01 2340 ROUTE 22.EAST THE CITY COUNCIL NOTICE OF HEARING 3202. 14. 101 COUNTRY CLUB-5 3202. 15.107-C0107- - MORPHY, PAUL G JR 5198.23 T 352 GREENBRIAR-2 The complete ordinance is on file in A public hearing on the amount of 3202. 15.502-C0502 - JAMES, KATRINA 108.53 S 342 GREENBRIAR-1 the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 Ihe City of Railway Special Improve- 3202. 15.601-C0601 - CEBULA, HAROLD & CIPI F 21.34 S 150 COUNTRY CLUB-5 North Wood Avenue, Linden NJ 07036. ment District assessment for TY 2011 3202. 15.901-C090r - TORRES, SARA 346.35 S 161 COUNTRY CLUB-4 U284145 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($22.05) 3202. 15.1904-C1904 - - FUKS, MERA S MARK 169.06 S (Continued on Next Page) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 36 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE and adoption of a resolution approving TOWNSHIP OF UNION the TY 2011 Special Improvement Dis- SERVICE: Retaining the services of TAX SALE trict Assessment will be held at the Special Counsel to provide specialized Block Lot Qual. Owner Name Amount Type Property Location Regular Council Meeting on October legal services relative to the redevel- Additional Lot 11 at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Council opment of the area known as Linden 3202. 15.3403 -C3403- - ZAPATA, MARIA FIORE 3604.67 T 302 GREENBRIAR-3 Chambers, City Hall Plaza, Rahway, Landfill. 3202. 15 3407 -C3407- - HOROWITZ, MARJORIE L 156.95 S 302 GREENBRIAR-7 New Jersey. 3202. 15.3504 -C3504- - REAGAN, MADELINE S 71.01 S 212 WESTCHESTER-4 TIME PERIOD: For the year 2011. 3202. 15.3608 -C3608- - BEVAN, JENNIFER A 78.26 S 202 WESTCHESTER-8 Jean D. Kuc, RMC, City Clerk 3202. 32. RODRIGUES, DINIS & ARMANDA 276.58 S 502 MALCOLM RD U284172 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($8.82) COST: Additional amount not to 939 MONROE ST exceed $ 10,000.00 3409. 35. 939 MONROE STREET, LLC 2690.00 T 3501. 6. WHITE PATRICK M 838.08 S 688 PINEWOOD RD LINDEN 156 LOCUST DR DATED: September 21, 2011 3502. 8. MARTIN, ALEX 8 MARIA 313.23 S PUBLIC NOTICE 3601. 2. PHILIPPE, SONNY 8 MARIE 47.65 s 2749 HICKORY RD Joseph C. Bodek 3603. 14. APONTE,JUVENAL-BALL DANYELLE.C 369.70 s 807 ANDOVER RD CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 3612. 15. VALENCIA, MARIE 8 SILVALA, JOSEPH 30.85 746 LAYTON DR City Clerk s 768 LAYTON DR NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD U2R4156 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.13) 3612. 19. PRATA, VICTOR & ZELIA 9676.75 TS 3616. 11. VICK.DESCHENE - ATKINSON,ALICE 2184.28 T 979 MOESSNER AVE LINDEN 3616. 26. BARRERA. FABYAN 230.16 S 962 LIBERTY AVE The City of Linden, New Jersey has 3704. 24. GALVAN, MAURICE 403.02 S 787 LIBERTY AVE awarded a contract without competi- 2512 STILLWELL RD tive bidding as a Professional Service, PURLIC NOTICE 3704. 62. KWARTENG, JOHNSON 367.97 3708. 12. GREEN, BARRY & RUTH 169.06 s 817 MAXWELL ST pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY s 2499 JAY PL The contract was awarded pursuant to 3708 16. GONCALVES, JORGE 8 MARILIA 219.35 s a "Fair and Open Process" as per NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 3801. 1. DOUBLE D RLTY HOLDING, LLC 4016.46 T 2674 MORRIS AVE N.J.S.A. 19:4-4A-20.4 et seq. This con- 3801. 16. FERDINANDI, RICHARD A 8 EILEEN L 365.81 S 964 BURLINGTON AVE tract and the resolution authorizing it The City of Linden, New Jersey has 3801. 30. RUIZ. ALINA 339.86 S 2640 FREDERICK TERR are available for public inspection in awarded a contract without competi- 3801. 73.01 COLLINS. ALLEN & JANITH 2533.53 T 961 LIBERTY AVE the Office of the Municipal Clerk. tive bidding as a Professional Service, 3804. 1. BRANCO - COSTELLO, LINA 185.06 T 2696 BANCROFT AVE pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. 3804. 2. BOYD,JANET 7851.16 TS 2692 BANCROFT AVE 2681 KILLIAN PL AWARDED: Lawrence Centanni. Fsq. The contract was awarded pursuant to 3804. 13. VITUG, RINGGO L 437.16 S a "Fair and Open Process" as per 3813. 2. COLUCCI, ANTOINETTE 322.52 S 2521 WOODSIDE RD 277 North Broad Street 824 INWOOD RD P.O. Box 2514 N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 et seq. This con- 3813. 13. CORREIA, MANUEL 393.31 S tract and the resolution authorizing it 3901. 11. TURNER, L - JACKSON, L & R 380.94 S 740 GARDEN ST Elizabeth, New Jersey 704 GARDEN ST 07207 are available for public inspection in 3901. 18, ALOFE, EBIAREDO 20.27 s the Office of the Municipal Clerk. 3909. 33. JACINTO, JUANITO & MARISSA 44.95 866 RAY AVE s 862 GARDEN ST SERVICE: To serve as a Substitute 3912. 49. CELLITTI, AMEDEO A 8 MARY P 197.17 s 960 RAHWAY AVE Municipal Prosecutor, when the regu- AWARDED: Steven H. Merman, Esq. 3913. 34. MEJIA. CESAR & ROSEMERY C 618.77 s 1089 HUDSON ST lar Municipal Prosecutor is absent or 19 Doering Way 4001. 1. LLM REALTY COMPANY LLC 10960.49 T ROUTE 22,CENTER unavailable. Cranford, New Jersey 4006. 1. RANI MANAGEMENT.LLC % A PEREIRA 607.10 T 809 CALDWELL AVE 07016 4008. 18. HOLLIS, BERNICE - HOLLIS PATRICIA 7175.31 TS 817 MADISON AVE TIME PERIOD: On September 8, 12, 4009. 15. STANIER, JOHN H ESTATE 71.01 S 1008 W CHESTNUT ST 13, 19, 21, 26, 27, 2011 SERVICE: To serve as a Substitute 4009. 20. VAZQUEZ. JORGE L JR 329.05 S 1114 W CHESTNUT ST Municipal Prosecutor, when the regu- 4011. 2. ONYEANI, NGOZI U 8 UKPAI A 3119.50 T 1057 HENRY ST COST: At a fee of $ 2,100.00 lar Municipal Prosecutor is absent or 4011. 4. RYAN, THOMAS & FRANCES 41.06 S 798 LAFAYETTE AVE unavailable. 4011. 16. CAREY, ISODEL & RONALD 21.37 S 1133 W CHESTNUT ST DATED: September 21, 2011 4012. 18. NUNEZ. WILFREDO 38.72 s 876 DEWEY ST TIME PERIOD: On September 1 and 4012. 32. SILVA, ADtLSON 335.54 s 882 DEWEY ST Joseph C. Bodek 26. 2011 4012. 33. FORBES, DAVID & AASE 1336.97 s 1064 BRIGHTON ST 4013. 19. ROMERO,ROBERT 13168.24 T 844 NILES RD City Clerk COST: At a fee of $ 600.00 •4015. 22. NEUPANE, KHEM R 233.93 s 925 SAVITT PL U284148 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($19.11) 4102. 21. DON-REEM, LLC 8566.38 T 219 MILLTON AVE LINDEN DATED: September 21, 2011 4104. 19. BONILLA.GUADALUPE 8 GEOVANNY 352.29 S 920 LAFAYETTE AVE 4105. 9. ABREU, JOAO & STELLA 263.44 s 943 LAFAYETTE AVE PUBLIC NOTICE Joseph C. Bodek 4106. 1. BOHL, EILEEN G 71.01 s CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 4106. 35. GENSCH, MICHAEL C 313.92 s 913 LAFAYETTE AVE City Clerk 4107. 2. FOULK, WILETTE S 8 FOULK, YVONNE 303.11 s 160 ELMWOOD AVE NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD U284154 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.62) 4107. 5. VAZQUEZ, HECTOR 8 MODESTA 289.91 s 936 CALDWELL AVE LINDEN 4107. 35. TAHIR. DORIS 166.90 s 917 MADISON AVE The City of Linden, New Jersey has 4110. 27. HAMILTON, PAUL 8 TANJA 220.95 s 130 ORCHARD TERR awarded a contract without competi- PUBLIC NOTICE 4111. 15. SCAVINO, ISABEL N 21.00 s 923 W CHESTNUT ST tive bidding as an "Extraordinary, CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 4111. 17. SARFO, JEFFREY & ZANOR, BEVERLY 242.25 s 933 W CHESTNUT ST Unspecifiable Service" in accordance 4112. 14. SALAS, MANUEL 8 MARIA T E 316.08 s 896 PENNSYLVANIA AVE with the Local Public Contracts Law NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 4112. 28. AURORA LOAN SERVICES LLC 132.31 s 879 S PARK TERR pursuant to N.J.S.A.40A:11-1 et seq. 4113. 11. FELICIANO, RAIMUNDO 110.09 s 960 UNION TERR The contract was awarded pursuant to The City of Linden, New Jersey has 4113. 19. AMABILE, JOSEPH J JR ESTATE 3904.13 T 961 PARK TERR a "Non- Fair and Open Process" as per awarded a contract without competi- 4114. 3. 2130 MORRIS AVE, LLC 71.01 s 2130 MORRIS AVE N.J.S.A. 19:44a-20.4 et seq. This con- tive bidding as a Professional Service, 4114. 11. NEAL. ALBERT - ROBERTS, MICHELLE 223.11 s 966 PARK TERR tract and the resolution authorizing it pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. 4115. 33. KUNZ, BARBARA A 7948.05 TS 163 ELMWOOD AVE are available for public inspection in The contract was awarded pursuant to 4201. 2. LIBERTY STATE PROPERTIES, LLC 549.58 S 2252 HOBART ST the Office of the Municipal Clerk. a "Fair and Open Process" as per 4201. 11. RUGGIERI, LORI J 8 KOVACS.L ESTATE 132.31 S 1136 WOOLLEY AVE N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 et seq. This con- 4201. 31. DUNN, RICHARD S ESTATE 3223.35 T 1141 JEANETTE AVE AWARDED: Dr. Richard R. Saferstein tract and the resolution authorizing it 4201. 32. VANTIUM REO CAPITAL MARKETS LP 71.01 S 1145 JEANETTE AVE 20 Forrest Court are available for public inspection in 4203. 1. PURYEAR, WILLIAM B III & XIOMARA 95.56 S 1169 BUSHNELL ST Mt. Laurel, New Jersey the Office of the Municipal Clerk. 4203. 5. CARRERO. KRISTEN 153.93 s 2200 VAUXHALL RD 08054 4204. 40. DE ALMEIDA, MANUEL 8 HUMBERTA 223.11 s 1155 WEBER ST 4205. 28. FILGUEIRAS, JOHN 382.62 1113 HOWARD ST AWARDED: Daniel Antonelli, Esq. s 1141 CALDWELL AVE SERVICE: To serve as an expert in a 1000 Stuyvesant Avenue 4207. 31. DA CRUZ, ROSA RENDEIRO & EUGENIO 147.02 s 29. 1135 FALLS TERR DWI case. Union, New Jersey 4208. FRANCIS, CLEVELAND R 8 NICOLE A 251.22 s 1024 STOWE ST 07083 4211. 15. PEREZ, MARIA C 127.57 25. s 2062 EMERSON AVE TIME PERIOD: For a period of the 4211. AVECILLAS, VICTOR G & LILIAA 404.73 s 1036 FALLS TERR final outcome. SERVICE: To serve as a Substitute 4216. 6. FANDINO, FLAVIO 8 MARY 418.91 s Municipal Prosecutor, when the regu- 4218. 14.01 BECKER, JOHN S 2316.01 TS 1034 STONE ST COST: Not to exceed $700.00 lar Municipal Prosecutor is absent or 4218. 21. DACOSTA, FRANCISCO 192.85 S 1010 STONE ST unavailable. 4218. 29. SALES, CORAZON 203.66 s 1015 WOOLLEY AVE DATED: September 21. 2011 4218. 42. AGUAYSA, JOSE 8 DAWN 71.01 s 1053 WOOLLEY AVE TIME PERIOD; On September 22. 28, 4219. 8. VALON. ELIANTINE 170.09 s 1072 WOOLLEY AVE Joseph C. Bodek 29, 2011 4219. 14. TRAPANI, SANTO - COKBACHO, LINDA 355.00 s 1054 WOOLLEY AVE 4301. 12. JOHNSON, DEBBIE A VENABLE 409.05 s 1144 GRUBER AVE City Clerk COST: At a fee of $ 900.00 4302. 4. SCIALFA, CHARLES A 9611.28 T 1089 ELKER RD U28415S PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.62) 4302. 15. MADDEN, K - GUTIERREZ, E 8 J 149.61 S 1100 GRUBER AVE LINDEN DATED: September 21, 2011 4403. 3. i ' CARDIA, SILVIA 263.71 s 1041 CRE-GER AVE 4404. 11. THOTTUKADAVIL, ELIZABETH B 290 14 s 2618 BURNS PL PUBLIC NOTICE Joseph C. Bodek 4406. 9. ADEKOYA, MILTON 8 VERONICA A 71.01 s 2616 HAWTHORNE AVE CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 4407. 64. HAZZARD, LARRY JR 8 DANA 411.21 s 1148 SCHNEIDER AVE City Clerk 4407. 74. AKEN, JUSTINA 159.61 s 2605 LORI CT NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD U264151 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18 62) 4407. 114. WHITT, EDWARD C S MARIA R 172.76 s 2523 STANDISH AVE LINDEN 4409. 1. PICADO, OLCA 9432.59 TS 2615 AUDREY TERR The City of Linden, New Jersey had 4409. 2. SYED, HUSSEIN 86.91 S 1201 LIBERTY AVE awarded an amendatory contract with- CITY OF LINDEN 4409. 19. WINN DANIEL H 14783 31 T 1248 RONY RD out Competitive bidding as a Profes- 4410. 25 SPINELLI, JEAN 4163.33 TS 2579 HAMILTON TERR sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 4410. 30. , EDWARDS, JOHN & MARILYN 4275.83 T 26Q1 HAMILTON TERR 40A: 11-1 et seq. This contract and the THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 4411. 1. * NOGALES, RAUL 412.72 S 25*6 AUDREY TERR • resolution authorizing it are available WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON 4411. 12. HARRELL, MICHELE I & JEFFREY G 177.71 S 2532 ALLEN AVE for public inspection In the Office of FIRST READING BY THE Council of 4411. 16. DIMACULANGAN,DENNIS 8 MARIA E 630.42 S 2516 ALLEN AVE the Municipal Clerk. the City of Linden in the County of 44 11 17. DIMACULANGAN, DENNIS 702.26 S 2514 ALLEN AVE Union, State of New Jersey on Sep- 4412. 12. MORENO, M - MORENO, B 322.70 S 1180 BURNET AVE AWARDED: McManimon 8 Scotland tember 20, 2011, and will be present- 4413. 10. ASMAH, KWAKU 376.62 S 2515 LINN AVE LLC ed for further consideration and hear- 4413. 24. MALONEY, LAURENCE & ANTOINETTE 284.54 S 253B STANDISH AVE 1 Riverfront Plaza ing to be held on October 18, 2011 at 4415. 20. CROIX, JEROME J 1459.60 S 2515 LESLIE ST Newark, New Jersey 7:00 pm prevailing time, or as soon 4416. 20. HOLLAND, VANN E & JERETTA C 471,75 s 2512 LESLIE ST 07102 thereafter as the matter can be 4417. 9. BARANDA, SILVERIO M & MINDA B 207.98 s 1035 SCHNEIDER AVE reached. -1M> 17. OKUNONKE, SIMON & LETICIA 228.04 s 2740 LARCHMONT RD SERVICE: Retaining the services of 4501 22. TOWER, DANIEL M 8 PAMFLA C 296.88 s 2766 LARCHMONT RD Special Redevelopment Special Coun- Joseph C. Bodek 4S03 6. CROWE, JASON & JENNIE 70.51 s 1081 NICHOLAS AVE sel representing the City in the matter City Clerk 4506. 1. JALAC, FLORIDO L & NANNETTE P 266.36 s 2799 LARCHMONT RD of Verge Properties v. Union County 4506. 14. CLARK, CLARENCE 222.22 s 1078 BATTLE HILL TERR Improvement Authority. #55-45 4506. 17. MORGAN, DIANE 160 36 s 1094 BATTLE HILL TERR 4506 22. VINDAS, MARCOS 8 BEATRIZ 171.23 s 1087 MAYFAIR RD TIME PERIOD: For the year 2011. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDI- 4508. 8. HULL, DOROTHY L 2054.36 T 1060 MT VERNON RD NANCE NO. 54-06 ENTITLED "AN 4508 54. MORENO. CYNTHIA 54.34 S 2724 AUDREY TERR COST: At an additional amount of ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LIN- 4509. 3. LEAPMAN.RUTH F-DIAS, JOAO & MELISSA 283.65 s 2771 AUDREY TERR $5,000.00 DEN AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISI- 4509. 7. PIERRE, BERNADETTE-DUMERAND, DUMERA. 203.85 s 2755 AUDREY TERR TION OF CERTAIN LANDS IN THE 4509. 14. INDERJEET, JAGNARINE & RANGAMA 218.79 s 2727 AUDREY TERR DATED: September 21, 2011 CITY OF LINDEN RELATIVE TO ROAD 4510. 43. BELL, MARION III & VIVIAN 486 88 s 1266 CARLTON TERR IMPROVEMENTS IN THE AREA OF 4511. 8. TUTELA, ALBERT 8 MARY 384.52 s 2750 LINWOOD RD Joseph C. Bodek THE FORMER GENERAL MOTORS 4512. 16. ANGELO. MARIE M 10633.79 TS 2734 LINWOOD RD City Clerk PROPERTY" PASSED FEBRUARY 16, 4513. 12. PREMAKUMAR, BENEDICT 337 70 S 2709 LINWOOD RD U28415S PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.62) 2010 AND APPROVED FEBRUARY 17, 4601. 4. CALDERON, ILENE 7815.70 TS 2790 AUDREY TERR 2010 4601. 16. KITiO-KITIO, JEAN B 584 17 S 2851 DEBRA WAY LINDEN 4602. 29. FABIO, LOUISE 1214.68 TS 2852 DEBRA WAY The complete ordinance is on file in 4602. 30. ONGKINGCO, EMMANUEL - FADUL, JOANNE 21.75 S 2856 DEBRA WAY PUBLIC NOTICE the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 4603. 2. WILKINS, BRYAN 8 ALICIA 266.36 S 2853 ALLEN AVE CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY North Wood Avenue, Linden NJ 07036. 4604. 2. YOUNG, DARLENE E 177 71 S 2741 ALLEN AVE U284146 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.62) 4605. 1. OLVANEY, THOMAS J 8 DEBRA A 389.59 S 2114 BRIARWOOD LA NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 4701. 12.24 -C0024- - JOSEPH, KIM E 41.65 S 24 WEST LINE AVE LINDEN 4701. 12.38 -C0038- - MC BRIDE, MAUREEN 69.97 S 999 VALLEY ST The City of Linden, New Jersey had 4701. 30. ALAVA, LARRY A 8 TARA A 366.14 S 31 FRANKLIN ST awarded an amendatory contract with- PUBLIC NOTICE 4701. 36.01 JACKSON. SAMUEL & GLORIA D 199.64 S 19 FRANKLIN ST out Competitive bidding as a Profes- CITY OF LINDEN. NEW JERSEY 4702. 6. LEWIS, TERRY & JOAN 264.36 S 34 FRANKLIN ST sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 4703. 4. GORDON, MARY 421 10 s 22 FRANKLIN ST 40A:11-1 et seq. This contract and the NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 4703. 5. SWANLUND, PHILOMENA 5912.57 TS 20 FRANKLIN ST resolution authorizing it are available 4703. 11. KINDEL, RUDOLPH H 71 01 S 2964 VAUXHALL RD for public inspection in the Office of The City of Linden, New Jersey has 4. the Municipal Clerk. 4705. PANG, CHEE SENG & KIM BEE GOH 958.40 S 17-19 SOPHIAAVE awarded a contract without competi- 4705. 15. GEO E CANNON LODGE BOARD OFTRUSTEES 1034.32 T 914 VALLEY ST tive bidding as a Professional Service, 4705. 16. GEORGE E CANNON, INC 122 20 T ARCADIA PL AWARDED: Lum, Drasco 8 Positan, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. 4706. 12.01 JACKSON, LOIS 145 28 s 41 BERTHA AVE LLC The contract was awarded pursuant to 4707. 8. ANDERSON,GLORIA 8HARDMON,WILLIAM JR 195.24 S 8 BERTHA AVE 103 Eisenhower Parkway 4707. 21. LAWAL, ABIODUN O 186.01 S 27 EMILY AVE Roseland, New Jersey 4707. 23.01 HUTCHINS, KENNETH 181.43 S 37 EMILY AVE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE (Continued on Next Page) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE L0CALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 — PAGE 37

PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE a "Fair and Open Process" as per sey, will hold a hearing on October 17, TOWNSHIP OF UNION N.J.S.A. 19.44A-20.4 el seq. This con- 2011, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hail TAX SALE tract and the resolution authorizing it Council Chambers, 512 Springfield Block Lot Qual. Owner Name Amount Type Property Location are available for public inspection in Avenue, Summit. New Jersey, to con- Additional Lot the Office of the Municipal Clerk. sider an application affecting the prop- 4708. 3. GARRIDO, MARLON 705.53 S 966 VALLEY ST erty whose street address is known as 4709. 2. CHAMBERS, GREGORY L 46.13 S 134 VALLEY ST AWARDED: Moshood Muftau. Esq. 58 Ox Bow Lane, Block 2105, Lot 1. 4801. 11.06 -C0006- - BOLDEN, EDWARD ANDRE 71.01 S 839 VALLEY ST "C" P.O. Box 75 The conditions affecting this proper- 4802. 2. HOWELL, THERESAANN 71.01 S 7 BRUNSWICK AVE Hillside, New Jersey ty and the reasons for the application 4802. 7. NICHOLS, GEORGE S PHILIPPA 2422 68 T 15 BRUNSWICK AVE 07205 being heard are as follows: A two-story 4802. 18. SALGADO. STAFANO S ELISANGELA 253.99 S 44 TUXEDO PL addition to enlarge the existing one- 4803 17. MLJ LYNCH FAMILY LP 268.25 31 TUXEDO PL SERVjCE: To serve as a Substitute car garage at the basement level into 4803. s a two-car garage and to enlarge the 23. BONNER, MICHAEL N 636.46 T 5 WINDSOR AVE Municipal Prosecutor, when the regu- 4808. 1.03 -C0003- BATTLE, LATANYA 184.20 S 854 VALLEY ST lar Municipal Prosecutor is absent or existing family room on the first floor. 4808. unavailable. Applicant requests any other waivers 1.11 -C0011- DAVIS, STEPHANIE 70.93 s 2911 VAUXHALL RD or variances as may be required by the 480B. 2. PERKINS.MOSES ET AL 4765.36 TS 840 VALLEY ST TIME PERIOD: On September 7, 2011 Board or its professionals at the lime 4809. 14.01 FERREIRA, FERNANDA 308.53 S 56 MAPLE AVE of the hearing. 4809 23. STEWART, ERIC - STEWART. TERESA 1386,90 T 14 CROSS ST COST: At a fee of $ 300.00 The applicalion forms and supporting 4809. 33. GOMES, MARIA 112.57 S 19 SMITH ST documents are on file in the Depart- 4810. 2. MOORMAN. CHEYENNE 583.50 S 17 CROSS ST DATED: September 21, 2011 ment of Community Services. 512 4810. 11. TWIN TOUCH, INC 2401.51 T 2170 SPRINGFIELD AVE Springfield Avenue, and may be 4811. 44. MARSHALL, MAUREEN & DWAYNE 603.71 S 45 MAPLE AVE Joseph C. Bodek inspected any workday between the 4811. 45. HAMPTON. GRAYSON - HAMPTON, DOUGLAS 2788.29 T 47 MAPLE AVE hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Any 4811. 47. WRIGHT, KIMBLE 71.01 S 51 MAPLE AVE City Clerk interested party may appear at the 4812. 6. HUNT, EMMIT JR 2896.63 T 85 CRESTVIEW AVE U284153 PRO Sept. 29, 2011 ($18.13) hearing and participate therein, sub- 4813. 2. MONTGOMERY, WARREN C & LEECEL 300.23 S 63 CRESTVIEW AVE 4814. LINDEN ject to the rules of the Board. PAUYO. ISMICK & ROSEMOND FAUSSETTE 126.91 s 43 CRESTVIEW AVE 4814. 19. BOWMAN, DENISE 175.30 s 27 CRESTVIEW AVE PUBLIC NOTICE Mr. Joseph Buckley 4815. 23.01 2124 SPRINGFIELD AVE ASSOCIATES 5268.06 T 2124 SPRINGFIELD AVE CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Applicant 4816, 3. SCHULZ. ANTONIA 452.97 s 2104 SPRINGFIELD AVE U284271 OBS Sept. 29, 2011 (518.13) 4816. 9. GUERRIER LIONEL & BENONY, ENICE 71.01 7 BYRON TERR 4816. s NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD MOUNTAINSIDE 11. KING, JAKE & MICHELLE 243.27 T BYRON TERR 4817. 1. TEMPLE-JONES, C & JONES, G 400.12 s 2061 MILLBURN AVE The City of Linden, New Jersey has LEGAL NOTICE 4S02 10. OSORIO, JEN 363.65 s 1341 LINCREST TERR awarded a contract without competi- 4903. 21.01 METHUEN, ANTHONY B & SHARON K 216.63 s 1305 AMBERG ST tive bidding as a Professional Service, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai 4903. 22. FARFAN, ROSTANT 266 36 2567 ALLEN AVE public hearings win be heki by the 4905. 4, GONZALEZ CLAUDIA D & BARREDA, NERY s pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. Planning Baiini of the Borough at 303,11 s 2519 ALLEN AVE The contract was awarded pursuant to Mountainside, in the Mountainside 4905. 10 RODRIGUEZ. NIDIAN E S. OAMASO 242.57 s 2516 CHILTON PL a "Fair and Open Process" as per Municipal Building. 1385 Rout. 4906 14. HUTCHINSON, TORREL - LOIS, VALENCIA 1294,17 s 2510 DORIS AVE N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 et seq. This con- Mountainside, NJ on Tnursday, Ot:to- 4907. 8. ALLARDE, GREGORIO C - FERNANDITA, P 37B0.31 T 2522 JACKSON AVE tract and the resolution authorizing it 111 ai 7:30 p m on the fol- 4907. 10. WHITFIELD, DOROTHEA 287.98 s 2536 JACKSON AVE are available for public inspection in lowing a{vpht;Litii 4908. 1. OKERE, AUGUSTINA 305.40 1357 CENTER ST 4908. 5 sT the Office of the Municipal Clerk. Cunningham, 1600 Justin Place. Block BERRY, JUNE C & SCOTT 8418.02 2561 DORIS AVE 3 A Lol fi T - Applicant proposes iti 4909. 4. CICCONE, PETER & GEORGANNA 108.53 s 1384 LIBERTY AVE AWARDED: David Minchello, LLC abova-mn 4910. 4. LEE. ORLANDO & MARGARET 294.54 s 2535 JACKSON AVE 1000 Stuyvesant Avenue pool. Existing variances include lot 4910. 28. REYES, MILA- REYES. MARY GRACE 383,11 s 2610 JULIAT PL Union, New Jersey 07083 are;.) within 1ri0 leftl and driveway in 4913. 7. REED, TONY - MOORE, YASMEEN 162.58 363 MARION ST S'l1

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cial tax map of the City as Lots 10 to SUMMIT TOWNSHIP OF UNION 14 in Block 2302, Lots 1 to 7 in Block TAX SALE 2303, Lots 18 to 21 in Block 2609, Lots NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Block Lot Qual. Owner Name Amount Type Property Location 10 to 16 in Block 2610 and Lots 1 to 12 Additional Lot in Block 2611 including all structures, The Common Council of the City of 5407. 31. LENSI, ROBERT C & RENEE JOY 430.37 S 2031 TAMPA TERR appurtenances, equipment, site work, Summit has awarded a contract with- 5407. 36. DUMARSAIS, REYNOLD & ASSELIE 201.51 S 2045 TAMPA TERR work and materials necessary there- out competitive bidding as a profes- 5409. 32. LANE WILLIAM E & JOYCE JORDAN 70.12 S 1944 OSTWOOD TERR fore or incidental thereto, and pre- sional service (or extraordinary, 5409. 44. LAROSE, RICHEMOND 240.54 S 1982 OSTWOOD TERR scribed by Ordinance #08-2710, unspecifiable service) pursuant to 5410. 21. OB1DIKE, MOSES N & RAYMONDA 278.84 S 1931 OSTWOOD TERR passed on July 29, 2008. N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract 5410. 43. GAUDIN, CLAIRE THERESE 108.62 S 1737 STUYVESANT AVE and Ihe resolution authorizing it are 5411. 3. SAINT-VILIEN,ROLAND 99.72 S 1979 HILLSIDE AVE •lobart Avenue. Section _C_urb available for public inspection in the 5412. 7. ADOLPHE.VLYDMYRE 100.11 s 208 HOLLYWOOD AVE Improvements: office of the City Clerk. 5412. 8. FULCHER, KIANA 149.05 s 1945 HILLSIDE AVE A portion of Hobart Avenue from 5412. 12. MALONE, BRANDON P 206.49 s 1935 HILLSIDE AVE Rjdge Road to Route 124 in and by the Awarded to: Atlantic Health Systems 5 502. 8. GEORGES. LOUIDERMIE & BEAUCICAUT 130.48 s 13 EDWARD TERR City, L.y the construction of reconstruc- Corp./Corporate Health Services 5502. 20. PETERMAN. SIDNEY 334.05 s 2243 ALPINE AVE tion therein of granite block curbs 5503. 1.02 SARDEIRA, MARCO 4729.21 1765 KENNETH AVE adjacent to those tands designated on For the Period: September 15, 2011 - 5503. 7. BECKETT.CRYSTAL 549.84 s 1739 KENNETH AVE the official tax map of the City as Lots September 14, 2012 5503. 17 CAMPOS, LOURDES 252.03 s 1734 WOLBERT TERR 1, 12, 13 and 14 in Block 2202, Lots 1 5503. 22. HYPPOLITE, ERNEST & FLORE 314.90 s 1754 WOLBERT TERR and 2 in Block 2203 and Lots 4, 22 and Services: Fire Dept. Annual Physi- 5504. 8. VIDERIA, MANUEL 211.05 s 1739 WOLBERT TERR 23 in Block 2305, Including all struc- cals, Police, Fire & Public Works Pre- 5505. 46. BURGOS-SCOTT, ANGELA 304.58 s 2134 DENK CT tures, appurtenances, equipment, site Employment Physical Exam Services, 5505. 45. MELIE. CHINWE I 281.49 s 1684 HILLCREST TERR, N work, work and materials necessary & Fire Dept. Physician Consultation & 5506. 9. WALKER, MICHAEL E 83.49 s 2173 KELLER CR therefore or incidental thereto, and Referral Services 5507. 3.01 MICHEL, IKS & ANGELIQUE E 225.28 s 2114 PLEASANT PKWY prescribed by Ordinance #09-2843, 5507. 17. FILS.FRANCETTE - HENRILUS.MICLOSE 514.99 s 1616 ANDREW ST, NORTH passed on March 24, 2009. Cost: $27,551.00 5508. 7 AXT. MARK & MICHELLE 207.78 s 2113 PLEASANT PKWY 5510. 2. MORAND, WOUILFRID S HERMITE 182 07 s 2094 MELROSE PKWY High Street Curb & Sidewalk improve- Rosalia M. Licatese, 5510. 4. WEIVERIS, VITO S MARY ANN 179.87 s 1681 ANDREW ST, NORTH Deputy City Clerk 5510. 15. BOND, JAI D 158.38 s 2093 PLEASANT PKWY K portion of High Street from Spring- Dated: 9/20/11 5511. 17. EGWUONWU, EMMANUEL & LILLIAN 7666.92 TS 1615 ANDREW ST, NORTH field Avenue to New England Avenue U284174 OBS Sept. 29, 2011 ($15.68) 5512. 20. COL, EPIFANIA B & TRIFINO 466.59 s 1620 EDMUND TERR in and by Ihe City, by the construction 5512. 26. JEAN-PHILIPPE, RICHARD & ROSEMARIE 331.22 s 2070 PLEASANT PKWY or reconstruction therein of granite SUMMIT 5513. 5. NONEZ, MARIE 378.37 s 1675 PORTER RD block curbs and concrete sidewalks 5513. 15. SCANTLEBURY, OLIVER T. & CARMEN Y 233.93 s 1654 EDMUND TERR adjacent to those lands designated on PUBLIC NOTICE 5515. 2, COSTA, CHRISTINA 191.37 s 1713 EDMUND TERR the official lax map of the City as Lots SUMMIT DOWNTOWN, INC. 5515. 13. SEALE, KEISHA 241.35 s 1681 EDMUND TERR I and 54 to 61 in Block 1802 and Lois SUMMIT, NJ 07901 5515. 43 COLLINS E T&D BISHOP-BISHOP.M 4727.52 T 1704 VAN NESS TERR 9 to 15 in Block 1803, including all 5515. 46. LOUIS, JEAN DESIRE-BAPTISTE, MARIE 354.56 s 1710 VAN NESS TERR slorm water drainage facilities, struc- Summit Downtown, Inc., the organi- 5516. 7. BUTTS, CHARLES JR & BRENDA 188.52 s 1627 EDMUND TERR tures, appurlenances, equipment, site zation that manages Summit's Special 5516. 9. CHERY, WILFRID & ANTHONIA J 281.52 s 1619 EDMUND TERR work, work and materials necessary Improvement District, announces that 5516. 18. APPIAH-DANQUAH, PETER & HILDA K 681.14 s 1608 VAN NESS TERR therefore or incidental thereto, and it will hold an election for 4 seats on 5516. 19. GOODE, HARRISON F - JEFFRIES, DEBRA 158.25 s 1612 VAN NESS TERR prescribed by Ordinance #08-2830, its Board of Trustees. If you wish to be 5602. 17. FANIEL, RODNEY & JACQUELINE 384.37 s 2250 PERSHING RD passed on Movernber 5, 2008. considered as a candidate, you need 5604. 4. NEVELS, ROBERT M 8 SUEVELLA 11593.96 T 2283 FERN TERR to submit a resume to Summit Down- 5604. 28. EDRINGTON, NORMA M 1024.67 s 2293 HALSEY ST Aubrey Street Curb & Sidewalk town, Inc. by October 20, 2011 and be 5606. 4. SUGGS, JERMAINE & ANDREA B 107.35 s 1655 EDWARD TERR Improvements: of legal voting age and be responsible 5607. 17. ALMEIDA, PATRICIA CRISTINA 214.67 s 2167 HALSEY ST A portion of Aubrey Street from Mor- directly/indirectly for payment of any 5609. 50. GRAY, REALENE-DAVIS, ORIN 4938.93 T 2222 HALSEY ST ris Avenue to Lewis Avenue in and by special assessments under Special 5701. 19. DORVIUS. CHRISNER-SERVIUS, DARLENE 409.15 s 369 RUSSELL ST the City, by the construction or recon- Improvement District. 5701. 27. FENNER, WENDELL JR 486.17 s 40 MONTCLAIR AVE struction therein of granite block curbs Ballots will be mailed/emailed on 5701. 31.01 WOODFORD, JANICE 527.19 100 MONTCLAIR AVE s 254 MONTCLAIR AVE and concrete sidewalks adjacent to November 1, 2011 and the results will 5701. 34. HORTON, LENARD & SANDRA 336.04 T those lands designated on Ihe official be announced at the Annual Meeting 5701. 35.01 -C0001- - CRAWFORD, SHARON E 199.43 s 256 MONTCLAIR AVE tax map of the City as Lots 9 to 26 in on December 14, 2011. All stakehold- 5701. 36. ROJAS, CARLOS E & LISA HERNANDEZ 321.91 s 262 MONTCLAIR AVE Block 401 and Lots 2 and 49 to 63 in ers - property owners, business own- 5701. 39. PRITTS, DAVID E 157.21 s 268 MONTCLAIR AVE Block 402, including all storm water ers, office tenants and residential ten- 5701. 40. SWANLUND, PHILOMENA 507.38 s 270 MONTCLAIR AVE drainage facilities, structures, appur- ants are eligible to vote. 5701. 41. SWANLUND, PHILOMENA ESTATE 6309.34 TS 274 MONTCLAIR AVE tenances, equipment, site work, work For more information about becom- 570 1. 42. DREW, CALVIN 3340.34 T 2039 SPRINGFIELD AVE and materials necessary therefore or ing a candidate, please contact Emi 5702. 6. JOHNSON, JOHN C JR & SHARON A 200.20 S 387 TOWER ST incidental thereto, and prescribed by Havas - 908.277.045S or Marin Mixon 5702. 14. DUROSIER, NICOLE 183.90 S 357 TOWER ST Ordinance #08-2823, passed on Octo- at 908.277.6100. 5702. 15. TEJADA, KADHAMES 71.01 355 TOWER ST ber 7, 2008. U284206 OBS Sept. 29, 2011 ($14.70) 5702. 23. LEWIS, FAY E 145.28 s 329 TOWER ST 5702. 33.01 CHARLES, MARCELLUS R & ELLEN E 8203.54 s 358 RUSSELL ST Various Roads. Curb & Sidewalk 5702. 38. JOHNSON, ISIAH & JUDY 743.98 TS 376 RUSSELL ST Improvements: NOTTCTE~ 5702. 39. BADGER, CHRISTINA D 114.55 T 380 RUSSELL ST A portion of various roads including 5703. 10. HUGHES, TRACEY M 129.73 S 367 STILES ST Parkview Terrace, Larned Road, Moun- CLARK 5703. 11. SIMILIEN,MARGUERITE 231.19 S 365 STILES ST tain Avenue, Blackburn Road, Morris 5703. 18. FULLERTON, EDWARD & INGRID L 203.50 S 345 STILES ST Avenue, Ballusrol Road, Pearl Street, SHERIFF'S SALE 5703. 30. EKHAGUERE, OWEN S 216.91 S 330 TOWER ST Lenox Road, Springfield Avenue, Sheriff's File Number: CH-11004676 5703. 31. HORTON, MARY NELL 72.55 S 332 TOWER ST Essex Road and Argyle Court in and by Division: CHANCERY 5703. 35. LALA-OGUNDELE, RISIKAT 233.90 S 344 TOWER ST the City, by the construction or recon- Docket Number: F2181009 5703. 44. WALKER, L R ESTATE- HOSTEN, T 161.38 S 372 TOWER ST struction therein of granite block curbs County: Union 5704. 3. STEWART. ROSALIND - STEWART, ISAAC 166.90 S 2155 SPRINGFIELD AVE and concrete sidewalks being adjacent Plaintiff: ALLEGIANCE* COMMUNITY 5704. 12. HORTON, H S M & HORTON. L S S 974.99 S VAUXHALL RD-REAR to those lands designated on the offi- BANK 5704 16. LUMA, LUMEUS & ROSELENE 908.15 376 MILLER ST cial tax map of the City as Lots 23 to T v::; 5704. 22 DZANTAH, GUERLINE 34.86 T 2173 SPRINGFIELD AVE 26 in Block 4706, Lot 8 in Block 1809, 5704. 23. AMERIZON GROUP, LLC 746.64 S 2181 SPRINGFIELD AVE Lot 1 in Block 3915, Lots 24 to 26 in Defendant: ANGELO VAYAS, MARIA 5704. 28. SPENCE. ANNA ESTATE OF 2367.04 S 22 FARRINGTON ST Block 4205, Lots 1 to 7 in Block 2501 VAYAS, THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, 5704. 29. WILLIAMS, DARLENE HARRIS 428.28 T 24 FARRINGTON ST and Lots 15 to 19 in Block 3501, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 5704. 34. HORTON, MARY-HORTON,LEONARD&S 4435.70 S 2755 VAUXHALL RD including all structures, appurte- AND UNION COUNTY ECONOMIC 5704. 48. KING, PAMELA A 112.65 TS 112 HILTON AVE nances, equipment, site work, work DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 5704. 54. GREEN, BRENDA Y 243.45 S 328 STILES ST and materials necessary therefore or Sale Date: 10/19/2011 5704. 70. WASHINGTON, DERRICK C 342.65 S 382 STILES ST incidental thereto, and prescribed by Writ of Execution: 08/01/2011 5706. 7.101 -C0101- - COBB, ZAKIYYAH A & ROSEBERRY.BARI M 275.00 S 301 TEBE PL Ordinance #09-2858, passed on June By virtue of the above-stated writ of 5706. 7.307 -C0307- - TAYLOR, KATRINA 117.18 S 353 TEBE PL 16, 2009. execution to me directed I shall 5706. 17. HILLMAN, PEARL ESTATE 2243.39 S 174 OSWALD PL expose for sale by public venue, at the 212 BURKLEY PL UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 5707. 1.02 NIKITOPOULOS, ALEXANDER & MARIA 404.13 TS II New Providence Avenue Sanitary S7O7 7.15 . AVERY, BETTY 155.44 S 118 WALDORF PL BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 2559 VAUXHALL RD Sewer Improvements: BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., 5713. 5. LEAL, TEREZA 363.88 S 5713. 7, CALDAS, JOSE 1339.50 S 1420 BURNET AVE Closing of an existing septic system on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 11 CRESTON AVE and installing a new sanitary sewerage afternoon of said day. All successful 5801. 7. LEWIS, S A-LEWIS, K R-LEWIS, G M 31.24 TS 5801. 8. TAYLOR, ABRAHAM & CYNTHIA S 9 CRESTON AVE pumping station at 11 New Providence bidders must have 20% of their bid 270.46 1786 BURNET AVE Avenue and being designated on the available in cash or certified check at 5801. 12. EKEANYANWU, CHRISTIANA 308.97 S official tax map of the City as Lot 7 in 5802. 11. WILCHER, JOHN & TONYA 545.26 S 6A CRESTON AVE the conclusion of the sales. S 816 PROSPECT ST Block 1502, including all structures, CONCISE DESCRIPTION 5803. 1. , MC CLOUD, CHRISTINE 264.19 71 REVERE AVE site work, equipment, work and materi- All that certain lot, piece or parcel of 5804. 2. MICHAELSYN. HELEN ESTATE 4391.63 S als necessary therefore or incidental 5804. 5. BRYANT, DERRICK & KRYSTAL 302.24 TS 65 REVERE AVE land, with the buildings and improve- S 132 LAUREL AVE thereto and prescribed by Ordinance ments thereon erected, situate, lying 5804. 7. , CAMPBELL, ALBERT 76.94 3J6 CONCORD AVE #10-2929, passed on December 7, and being in the Township of Clark, 5806. 10.01 ( REY, ANDRE L 177.71 S 323 PERRY AVE 2010. Counly of Union and State of New Jer- 5806. 17. CASTOR, MARIE W 294.52 S 36 CONCORD PL sey: 5806. 53. CHRISTIAN, KEITH & MAXINE 435.92 S 30 CONCORD PL Said report and maps are now on file Street: 373 Willow Way, Township of 5806. 54. CORCORAN, PAUL J 89.07 S 326 LAUREL AVE in Ihe office of the City Clerk, and said Clark, New Jersey 07066 5806. 63. SMITH, SUSERIAA 365.25 S 265 INDIANA ST Common Council will at that time or at Nearest Cross Street: Wheatsheaf 5807. 7. DANIELS, SETH 136.63 S 308 REVERE AVE any subsequent meeting adopt and Road 5807. 38. LOZANO, LUCIO-MARINEZ, FRANKLIN 371.77 s 304 REVERE AVE confirm said report witn or without Tax Lot and Block No.: Lot 16, Block 4 5807. 39. JONES, WH & MARIE%K HICKS 2454.10 296 REVERE AVE alteration as it may deem proper. Dimensions (approx.): 206.76 x 100 x 5807. 41. GRESHAM, ANTHONY & PAMELA M 538.33 T 225 ASTORIA PL 206.76 x 100 feet 5807. 49. DEI MEDICI, ANTONIO O S ROSE A 347.90 s David L. Hughes, City Clerk As the above description does not 5B07. 62. PACIFICA LOAN POOL, LLC 1739.64 s 299 REVERE AVE Dated: 9/7/11 constitute a full legal description, said 5807. 78. HORTON, HODGES D.SR ESTATE 914.13 T 137 LAUREL AVE September 22, 29, 2011 full legal description is annexed to that 5807. 85. RESTIVO.A & ATTANASIO.P & RESTIVO.T 5739.94 S 310 PERRY AVE U283971 OBS ($136.22) certain mortgage recorded in the 5807. 90. SMITH, KATIE 170.23 S 286 PERRY AVE Office of the union County Clerk/Reg- 5808. 6. OSUJI. ALOYSIUS -OSUJI, FANCA 308,51 S 321 OHIO ST ister on December 3, 2007 in Mortgage 5808. 15. SMITH, DWAYNE R 1158.34 S 293-295 OHIO ST Book 12359, Page 617, et seq., and 5808. 33. KING, RENE - COLLEY, JIMMY 6102.76 TS 272 INDIANA ST SUMMIT the Writ of Execution on file with the 5808. 37. FOSTER, MICHELE 225.28 S 284 INDIANA ST Sheriff of Union County. 5809. 7. HORTON, MARY 8784.25 TS 321 OREGON ST NOTICE Note: The sheriff hereby reserves the 5809. 14. RICHARDSON, HYACINTH 226.81 S 293 OREGON ST ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL right to adjourn this sale without fur- 5809. 16. CALHOUN. BENJAMIN-THOMAS, ETHEL 1949.06 T 285 OREGON ST ther notice throuqh publication. 5809. 22. OKOLI, DELORIS 266.24 S 259 OREGON ST Take notice that application has been JUDGMENT AMdUNT: $353,463.11*** 5809. 32. TWITTY, KENNETH LEE & KENJANA LEE 1538.93 284 OHIO ST made to the Common Council of the Three Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand 5809. 47.01 KOYIAS, KRISTIAN 70.12 S 64 LAUREL AVE City of Summit of 512 Springfield Four Hundred Sixy-Three and 5810. 10. FOX, TONYA 110.69 S 333 CARNEGIE PL Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 to transfer 11/100*** 5810. 15.01 GOH, KIM BEE 766.11 S 301 CARNEGIE PL to J. K. Wine Inc. trading as King's Attorney: Fine Wine for premises located at 784 5810. 35. NIXON,SAM & LOUANNA 228.07 S 300 OREGON ST Sprinqfield Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 RIKER, DANZIG, SCHERER, HYLAND 5811. 1.01 -C0001- - DAVIS, SHONDA - THOMPSON, BRIAN 149.61 S 355 OSWALD PL the Plenary Retail Distribution License S PERRETTI LLP 5811. 29. BUSH, JANICE 268.88 TS 236 CARNEGIE PL No. 2018-44-010-009 heretofore HEADQUARTERS PLAZA 5812. 2. NICHOLS, MARK 930.52 287 HILTON AVE issued 1o J. K. Wine Inc. trading as ONE SPEEDWELL AVENUE 5812. 18. JONES, NICOLEEN N - DISTANCE, ANDRE 347.80 S 260 OSWALD PL King's Fine Wine for the premises MORRISTOWN, NJ 079S2 5812. 33. BRICE, DERRON & JOHNSON,SHERIEA 379.44 S 328 OSWALD PL located at 784 Springfield Avenue, (973) 538-0800 5813. 5. ROBERSON, EDMON & CARLA 215.17 S 271 MONTCLAIR AVE Summit. NJ O7901. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 5813. 17. ANIMASHAUN. OLANREWASU 255.18 S 239 MONTCLAIR AVE A full legal description can be found at 5813. 37. ALSTON, ARNOLD S EL-RHONDA 238.25 S 264 HILTON AVE The person(s) who will hold an inter- the Union County Sheriff's Office 5813. 40. HORTON, KEVIN & HATTIE 487.94 S 278 HILTON AVE est in this license is/are: Jiqisha Total Upset: $364,356.50'**Three 5814. 3. CLARK, MARVIN D & JOANNE L 315.78 S 241 BURKLEY PL Parekh. Hundred Sixty-Four Thousand Three 5819. 3. ADEFALU, OLUFUNLOLA 375.46 s 148 BURKLEY PL Objections, if any, should be made Hundred Fifty-Six and 60/100*** 5819. 5. URIBE, ROBERTO 71.01 s 138 BURKLEY PL immediately in writing to: David L. Sept. 22, 29, October 6, 13, 2011 5819. 10. BETHUNE, MARIATU E & DAMION A 347.93 s 104 BURKLEY PL Hughes, City Clerk, 512 Springfield U283718 EAG ($143.08) 5821. 5. LOYD, LYNETTE 798.98 s 70 HUNT AVE Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901. 5822. 3. OLMAN, GUIDO 519.40 s 101 ELM ST 5823. 1. NWABINELI, MARTIN & IRENE 240.11 s 220 ASTORIA PL Applicant: 5823. 7. ERO, CHRISTIANA 283.65 s 196 ASTORIA PL Jigisha Parekh 5823. 8. PEREIRA. ALBERTO & ANGELA 15589.39 TS 1650 BURNET AVE 612 River Road ADVERTISE! 5823. 13. ARTHUR, SAMUEL & MARY 199.33 S 59 BURKLEY PL Chatham, NJ 07928 5825. 1.022 -C0022-- BENJAMIN, COURTNEY S DARA 227.44 S 1561 BURNET AV6 September 29, October 6 2011 PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAYI 5826. 5. 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