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addresses club NEW PROVIDENCE — Police Plains "had been on 78 West, rolled tially ejected. He was not wearing a dead at the scene, officials said. Wachenfeld and Barry since 1996, say alcohol and failure to wear a seat his vehicle over and it righted it- seatbelt." The officer said it ap- Capt. Catallo said Mr. Leonardo was Mi-. Leonardo became a partner in NEW PROVIDENCE - At r belt were the "factors that led to the self." According to witnesses, the peared as though Mr. Leonardo, an the sole occupant of the vehicle. 2001. Previously he had clerked for :45 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 17, the severity" of a fatal crash in the bor- attorney in Newark, was heading the firm and had been a judicial law •Jew Providence Democratic front left tire on the 2003 GMC En- Mr. Leonardo was born in Fall ough on Jan. 23. Authorities said home. clerk for the Honorable Lawrence !lub will meet to hear from voy went flat, but Mr. Leonardo River. Mass., and had lived in Wash- that with the return to them of the Weiss. Superior Court of New Jer- Alyson Cook, an investigator with continued to operate the SUV. Wit- According to New Providence ington, D.C.. West Orange and Lin- necessary reports, the investigation sey. Mr. Leonardo was a member of the Elder Fraud Investigations nesses told authorities he left the law enforcement officials, who are den before moving to Scotch Plains into the incident is concluded. the Union County and the New Jer- Unit of the Division of Consumer highway at Exit 43, Diamond Hill working with their counterparts in three years ago. He was a 1992 grad- sey State bar associations. Affairs for the state of New Jer- According to Capt. E.J. Catallo Road, continued to drive and then Scotch Plains, at approximately 3:21 uate of Georgetown University in sey. The meeting is open to the of the New Providence Police De- lost "the rest of the wheel," the po- p.m. on Friday. Jan. 23, Mr. Leonar- Washington and a member of the Surviving him are his wife, Kim- jublic. partment, the motorist killed in a lice captain said. do was headed north on Union Av- school's Alumni Rugby Association. berly (nee Bobish), who is due to rollover crash on Union Avenue had, enue when his vehicle apparently He earned a law degree from the Se- give birth to a son in June; a son. Ms..Cook regularly meets with moments earlier, survived an earlier Driver 'partially ejected' overturned a second time and he suf- ton Hall University School of Law Robert L.; a daughter, Rhiannon R.: Ider citizens around New Jersey rollover on Interstate 78. fered fatal head injuries. Police said in 1995. his mother, Alcina (nee Aguiar); a o speak about home repair fraud, According to Capt. Catallo, "Then the vehicle rolled over," he was killed "instantly." brother. Luiz jr.; and two sisters, Jemarketing fraud, financial and An attorney with the Newark Robert Leonardo, 33, of Scotch Capt. Catallo said, "and he was par- Mr. Leonardo was pronounced Suzanne Thibert and Maria Pacheco. iecurities fraud and fraud in the firm of Tompkins, McGuire, urea of health and insurance. She will also speak about new scams and frauds, the importance of re- Author says every 'Orting suspicious or fraudulent activities, and how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud. She ByLIZKEILL another treat — a cake-like choco- will welcome questions from the late base with a topping of marsh- audience. SUMMIT - "Memoirs of a Home mallows and nutmeats. The club will also discuss the Cook," published by homemaker, Reading through her book, a upcoming primary election and wife and mother Amy Currie, is cen- reader can picture the Currie fami- the presidential elections in No- tered on the idea that"every great ly's life in Summit, with trips to the ember. recipe has a story. seasonal farmers' market on Sun- The Democratic Club meets in Interviewed in her sunny, state- days and neighborhood barbecues in the New Providence Municipal of-the-art Summit kitchen, she said, the summer. A hot apple cider recipe :omplex, 360 Elkwood Aye., sec- "This is my domain."She explained is based on the one served each year ond floor conference room. Re- how she loves to cook and how the at the Summit Historical Society's freshments will be served. cookbook came into being. "I got Carter House on the day of the For information, call 665- thinking about my children," she Reeves-Reed Arboretum December 2034, 665.1511 or 464-5961. said of her twins, Jimmy and Catie, house tour. who are eight, and William, six. "I It all centers, Ms. Currie said, on wrote this book and told these sto- family, memories and fun. For in- PAL sponsors ries so they would have something stance, she said, her sour cream to look back on when they're older. chocolate cake was the birthday baseball teams Summit is such a great town, and I cake served over the years when her wanted them to remember the posi- husband was growing up. Now, it's BERKELEY HEIGHTS' - tive things from childhood. This is the birthday cake for her own young Baseball players in grades one really for my kids." family. "Everybody should have that through eight can register for the Ms. Currie grew up in a suburb of in their life," she said of such family Berkeley Heights Police Athletic Philadelphia, Villanova, where she traditions. The apple dumpling story eague in-town baseball program spent one day a week at her grand- originated in Pittsburgh, with its that opens on Saturday, April 17. mother's house. "My grandmother Pennsylvania Dutch/German influ- CHECKING OUT.THEIR AFTER SCHOOL SNACKS - Amy Currie, mother and writer, Players will find registration was a non-stop talker," she said, ence. treats Catie, Jimmy and William to her recipe for volcano cupcakes. Ms. Currie has writ- brms for this program at the "and I would sit in the kitchen and Ms. Currie's book is self-pub- tea "Memoirs of a Home Cook," with its theme that every recipe has a story. The cook- Berkeley Heights Police Station. watch her cook." lished, she said, by First Books, and book is available in Summit at The Tea Shop and The Cheese Shop. Completed forms are due back to Some of the recipes come from is available on Amazon.com. Ms. the Police Station by Friday, Feb. that source, but in each case, Ms. Currie herself is no stranger to the band, Jim, has been supportive and lemon chicken cutlet on the menu at she said her volume's simple format. 27.. Currie. has added her own touches, publishing world. She worked in patient in trying out her recipes. He Rao's Restaurant in New York, but "It's not a glossy coffee table book." as well as her own sense of history. New York for 10 years in sales, also edits her work. her version, she said, "has a fraction Last week, she held a book signing Providing a taste-test, Ms. Currie mostly with Redbook, Cosmopoli- "I'll ask him to make a compari- of the olive oil. It's very hard to at a friend's home "and the line was Board of Health served a lunch of potato leek soup, tan and Parenting magazines. son of three different quiches, and write the perfect recipe. Ovens differ out the door," she said. meets in March green salad and tomato tail. "That's When she decided to leave her he never knows what to expect at the by five degrees. I test my recipes to "Memoirs of a Home Cook" may one of my specialties," she said of publishing job, she said she knew end of the day," she said. "Then I'll death." A cook has to be careful also be purchased at Barnes & No- the tart, "and it's only four ingredi- she needed to channel her energy. grill him on which one he likes and about ingredients, too, she said. If ble and in two Summit stores, The NEW PROVIDENCE — The ents: tomatoes, Gruyere cheese, dry And so.. .the cookbook was born. why." the baking soda used is old, cookies Teapot on Springfield Avenue and borough's board of health has set mustard and basil, then baked in a "I believed in myself and that 1 She said there is no copyright on might not rise. The Cheese Shop on Union Place. its meeting dates for the coming pie crust, either homemade or pur- could do it," she said of the two-year recipes, and some she has adopted "This is a real working cook-' "The response has been great," Ms. year. chased." Her volcano brownies were process. Ms. Currie said her hus- from other" sources. She liked a book, designed for busy women," Currie said. Meetings are held at the Mu- nicipal Center, 360 Elkwood Ave., and will take place at 7:30 p.m. on W March 11, May 13, Sept. 9 and Nov. 4. In addition, there will be a joint meeting of the health boards of New Providence, Berkeley Heights and Summit on Wednes- day, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. in Summit. Club meets weekly in New Providence NEW PROVIDENCE - Frank University, and now serves on advi- Chamber event Lombardi, chief engineer of the Port sory boards of Manhattan College, Authority of New York and New Columbia University and the Sal- features speaker Jersey, will present an inside report vadori Educational Center at City on the rebuilding of the World Trade College of New York. He is a mem- BERKELEY HEIGHTS - The Center site to the Old Guard of ber of several engineering and con- Berkeley Heights Chamber of Summit at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. Feb. struction societies and is licensed in Commerce holds its February 10. New York and New Jersey. meeting at Mount Carmel Hall at The meeting will be held at the Following the regular meeting, 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 11. New Providence Municipal Center. the Timely Topics group will hold an Networking will begin at 6 360 Elkwood Ave. He will describe open discussion lead by Ken Lind- p.m. and -anyone interested in the roles played by architects, engi- horst on "China, a rapidly rising su- Chamber membership is wel- neers, planners and other profession- perpower.'' The group will discuss come. als in the development of this his- how China is challenging U.S. su- Joe Grazino, assistant director toric site. premacy economically, militarily of Public Works will speak about Two years ago. Mr. Lombardi and politically. changes in the coming year. To re- gave a riveting report to the Old Retired men are invited to attend serve, call 908-464-9710. Guard on his escape from his 83rd meeting of the Summit Old Guard floor office on Sept. .11, 2001. Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m. at the Mr. Lombardi's career at the Port New Providence Municipal Center. Library board Authority began in 1971. He became Old Guard members participate in meets in town its chief engineer in 1995. He is a sports, bridge, hikes, trips, plays, graduate of Queens College with a and concerts. For information, call BERKELEY HEIGHTS — master's degree from Columbia 908-464-5329. The members of the board of trustees of the Free Public Library of Berkeley Heights have set their meeting schedule for 2004. Remaining meetings are: Feb CELEBRATING WINTERFEST AT THE CONNECTION — When The Connection for 9, March 8," April 12, May 10: Women & Families in Summit recently hosted its annual Winterfest benefit, the guests June 14, July 12 (optional), Aug in attendance included, from left, Graeie Hemphill, board member Ellen Dickson and 9 (optional), Sept. 13, Oct. 11 Marc Jackson. For a full page of photos taken at the fundraiser, see the Eye on You. in NEW PROVIDENCE - The New well as A&P. Kings, and Acme. The Nov. 8, Dec. 13 and Jan. 15,2005 today's edition of the Summit Herald. Providence High School PTSA will Summit YMCA has donated a fami- All meetings start at 7:30 p.m. present "You'll Be in My Heart." its ly membership. in the meeting room at the library, annual prom fashion show and Feathers Salon, Sublime Salon which is at 290 Plainfield Ave. tricky tray auction at 7:30 p.m. on and Day Spa and Hair and Beyond Monday, Feb. 9, in the New Provi- will be styling hair for the show and -Moschetti bumper sticker dence High School cafeteria. are donating a sift certificate for ad- Tricky Tray preview aiid refresh- ditional services. The Murray Hi!] ments will begin at 6:30 p.m. Inn. a long time supporter of the Students of the senior class will show, will supply a night at the Inn. TABLE OF CONTENTS NEW PROVIDENCE - In De- May graduates of the district's leaders. be modeling prom dresses courtesy Participants will bid on a favorite cember, New Providence Middle DARE program for fifth graders in Red Ribbon Week promotes drug of David's Bridal. Route 22 in basket and see the latest prom fash- Police Log 2 School student Brian Moschetti was /Our Lady of Peace School, Salt and alcohol awareness with events Union, and tuxedos provided by ions. Obituaries.. 5 selected as the first place winner in a Brook and A.W. Roberts Elementary coordinated by the New Providence Adams and Madams of New Provi- Tickets are S10 for adults and S6 bumper sticker contest associated Schools. Municipal Alliance, with funding dence. for students and seniors and will be Commentary...... 7 with Red Ribbon Week 2003. Also recognized for their bumper through a grant from Union County. The PTSA organizers report that sold the evening of the show at the 3® Winterfest 4 The contest, a promotional activ- sticker designs were second place Members of the Municipal Al- local merchants have generously do- door. The price includes five tricky ity of the New Providence Munici- winner Kevin Rule and third place liance, all volunteers, are parents of nated many items for the tricky trav tray tickets: additional auction tick- Students on Sports 8 pal Alliance, challenged the bor- winner Heather Bissel. children in the district and other auction, which will take place dur- ets will be available. All proceeds Classified 10 ough's middle schoolers to design a The bumper sticker contest was members of the community. ing the fashion show. from the evening go to the New Legals 12 bumper sticker with an anti-drug or coordinated with an essay contest on For information about participat- Local restaurants Aquilla, Trap Providence PTSA, which provides anti-alcohol message. Brian's win- the themes of drug and alcohol ing on the borough's Municipal Al- Rock and Neelam have donated gift scholarships, school playground ning design will be printed on 1,000 abuse prevention organized by New liance, residents are invited to call certificates; Willow Street Boutique equipment and other items for the bumper stickers and distributed to Providence Middle School peer 908-665-8259. has provided a gift certificate, as schools. PAGE 2 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch. Saturday. February 7, 2004

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A series of incidents involving ing an unlicensed driver. On Sunday, Feb. 1, police re- jnvers who were allegedly unli- On Sunday, Feb. 1, Jesus ceived a report of a damaged door •._•-.• sed and driving uninsured vehi- Telones-Pedolla, 22, of Summit was lock on a vehicle parked in a Park cles headed the city's police blotter arrested and charged on Chapel Avenue residence driveway between :o: the week. Among them: Street for driving while intoxicated, 1 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Missing were On Thursday, Jan. 29, Moshe Sa- careless driving and being an unli- a Coach men's wallet, a CD carry lomon, 35. of Avenel vvas arrested censed driver. case, 24 CD's and a backpack con- uiid charged at Summit Avenue and On Sunday, Feb. 1, Hiran Torado, taining clothing. Broad Street for driving with a sus- 42, of Elizabeth was arrested and On Sunday, Feb. 1, a 1993 green pended license and failure to ob- charged at Broad and Walnut streets Jeep Cherokee was reported stolen serve a red signal. for driving while his license was from the driveway of a Shunpike On Thursday, Jan. 29, Maurice T. suspended and failure to observe Road residence at about 8:15 a.m. Porcher, 25, of Springfield was ar- signals. On Monday, Feb. 2, the theft of a /osted and charged on Beauvoir Av- On Monday, Feb. 2, Pilia M. wallet from a purse between 9:30 enue for driving with a suspended li- Yates, 47, of Summit was arrested a.m. and 2:30 p.m. was reported. cense, contempt of court and failure and charged at Maple Street and De- The item was located in a desk at the to maintain headlights. Forest Avenue for driving with a victim's place of employment on BREAKFAST BREAK - Summit Mddle School eighth graders, from left, Peter Forster, On Friday, Jan. 30, Nicholas W. suspended license, driving an unin- Maple Street. The wallet contained Megan Freedom, Christa Houek and Kim Castro, were served a pancake breakfast by- Tusalski, 19 of Maplewood was ar- sured vehicle, contempt of court and $160 in cash, plus credit cards. special education teacher Steffany Baptiste, far right-, and language arts teacher rested and charged on Broad Street failure to maintain headlights. On Tuesday, Feb. 3, Richard C. Dierdre Kennedy. The eighth graders had donated the most time to community ser- arid Ashwood Avenue for driving In other incidents: Lowery, 46, of Haworth was arrest- vice from their homerooms. The breakfast was a reward for all of the school's eighth with a suspended license. On Thursday, Jan. 29, Walter B. ed and charged on Beauvoir Avenue graders for their outstanding community service efforts. On Saturday, Jan. 31. Joffre Adri- Gallagher, 53, of Summit was arrest- with contempt of court. ano Cajanas-Aleaga, 28, of Plain- ed and charged at Overlook Hospital On Wednesday, Feb. 4, Ebain J. field was arrested and charged at for possession of a controlled dan- Penfiel, 31, of Newark was arrested Morris Avenue and Cedar Street for gerous substance, being under the and charged at Route 24 east and ders honored hindering apprehension and for be- influence and theft. Broad Street with contempt of court.

BERKELEY HEIGHTS - The T will take place on Monday and those parents/guardians who were SUMMIT - On Monday, Dec. minimum of 20 hours of commu- benefited from eighth grade volun- Berkeley Heights School District Tuesday, Feb. 23 and 24; while chil- not able to register their children on 19, the eighth graders at Summit nity service for the school year. teers are the Summit Middle will conduct kindergarten registra- dren whose last names begin with the prior dates. Middle School were honored with Students may donate their time for School Back to School Night; the school events, but most of the tion for the 2004-2005 school year M-Z can be registered on Wednes- Registration will be conducted an "I Appreciate You'" pancake Reeves-Reed Aboretum Harvest breakfast for their outstanding community service is completed from Feb. 23 through 27. at The Ear- day and Thursday, Feb. 25 and 26. from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 1:30 to 3 Festival; the third annual Summit outside of school. The program is ly Childhood Center at Hamilton p.m. on each of these dates. work in community service during Hi-5 fun run sponsored by the the school year. coordinated by assistant principal Terrace School, 651 Mountain Ave. Parents and guardians who have a Women's Resource Center; DARE Last day is Feb. 27 Emile George. In-person registration for chil- child who will reach five years of Each eighth grader at Summit Day; and the Summit holiday lu- dren whose last names begin with A- Friday, Feb. 27 is reserved for age before Oct. 1, 2004, should call Middle School is asked to pledge a Some of the programs that have minaries project. The Early Childhood Center at 908- 464-5583 for registration forms pri- or to the week of in-person registra- Learn to make body language work foryo u tion. SUMMIT — Did you know that is one of the easiest languages to or to joining J&J, Gloree spent four Forms, information available you are a walking and talking adver- learn, arid probably one of the most years at Pearson, pic, the publishing tisement for what you are thinking important communication tools you concern, where she served as senior Parents of children who are cur- and feeling? You are. So, how do can implement for your own person- vice president, enterprise 'services. j You NEVER have to pay for information about federal or postal jobs. rently attending a private, kinder- you ensure that you are a best-sell- al benefit. Learn how to give and re- Gloree holds an M.S. in Account- garten but are planning to have their er? Join Summit Business and Pro- ceive the "right" signals, and shift ing/MIS from the State University of 1 If you see a job 'guarantee', contaqt the FTC. The Federal Trade children attend first grade in the fessional Women (BPW), and Glo- your communication effectiveness New York at Binghamton, and a j Commission is America's consumer protection ajency. Berkeley Heights public schools ree Parker-Roden, as she discusses into overdrive! B.A. in Psychology, also from should also call The Early Child- the importance of body language in Join the Summit Chapter of BPW S.U.N.Y. Binghamton. She is cur- hood Center at the above number for your communications, both profes- for this informative, program on rently working towards certification l-877-FTC-HELP registration forms and information. sional and personal. Body language Monday, February 9, at the Grand as a Life Coach. Summit Hotel in Summit. The Summit BPW is a non-profit or- meeting begins at 6:15 pm with net- ganization and part of the National working and dinner. Cost of dinner Federation of Business a'nd for a member is $30 per person; non- Women's Clubs, the oldest organiza- members pay $35 each. For more tion in the United States dedicated to information or to reserve your place, ensuring workplace and professional contact Nella Camporeale at campo- opportunity equality for women. [email protected] or by tele- Established in 1919, BPW promotes Starting around... phone at 973-267-2191. women's full participation in the Gloree Parker-Roden is the exec- work force by supporting pay equity utive director for Medical Device & and economic self-sufficiency for Diagnostics at Johnson & Johnson's women. Programs address social, Networking & Computing Services political and economic opportunities division. Gloree is the single point for women. of accountability within this division For more information about 1549 Route 22 West» Waichiing • 908-755-2200 for all major MD&D programs. 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may have AREA — The Lakeland Bus Co. Bus ridership for Lakeland has Bus riders reported seeing a 'vi- has eliminated all bus routes through dwindled since NJ Transit's Mid- cious circle in recent years as declin- Millbum and Short Hills into New town Direct rail service went into ef- ing ridership forced Lakeland to cut York City as a result of cutbacks fect for commuters along the NJT's back on service, which led to further which went into effect Jan. 30. Morristown and Gladstone rail lines. declines in ridership. Commuters who took the bus As of last week, the schedule 4," ~1 An added inconvenience was the * s from Millburn and Short Hills must posted on the Lakeland website list- reconstruction in 2003 of the Vaux- find a new method to get to work, ed six buses which will continue to hall Road bridge on the border of V which disappointed bus riders who run each weekday morning from Millburn and Union Township. said the cutbacks will inevitably put Bernardsville through Summit to the which forced the Lakeland buses to more cars on the road. Park & Ride lot on Springfield Av- take a time-consuming detour. f i A spokesman for the company enue at the entrance to Route 24. Joseph Danosky of Short Hills confirmed the decision. He said two From there, the buses would contin- was one commuter who used to be buses that normally ran at 6:30 a.m. ue non-stop into NYC. able to walk to the nearest Lakeland and 7 a.m. covering Morristown, In the evening, weekday service bus stop. "It looks like I'll probably Convent Station, Madison, will continue with eight buses run- ride into the city with someone Chatham, Short Hills, Millburn and ning express from Manhattan to the else," he said. "It's inconvenient: Vaux Hall were eliminated. "There Summit Park & Ride lot, and then I'll have to leave earlier.'* weren't enough riders to make the continuing out Springfield Avenue Mr. Danowski predicted that oth- route worthwhile," he said. to the Bernardsville railroad station. er displaced bus commuters would He added, however, that bus ser- Approximately 100 empty park- now have to drive, if only to get to vice along the Route 78 corridor ing spaces exist at the Park & Ride the nearest railroad station to catch would continue from Bedminster, lot, and Chamber of Commerce the train. Bernardsville and Summit. In Sum- President Joseph Steiner said Sum- That's unfortunate, he said. "The mit, busses stop at the railroad sta- mit would welcome any additional fewer people who have to get into tion on Broad Street and at the Park commuters who might be interested their car; the better it is for ihe FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT - Wes Pope, at left, currently in the Broadway ensemble of & Ride lot on Springfield Avenue. in catching the bus in Summit. town," he said. "42nd Street," and Rich Mastascusa, recently returned from the show's European tour, recently led the Summit High School cast in a tap combination to prepare for the school production of the show. The two professionals worked with the students to polish their routines and spoke about their experiences in musical theater. The Summit Performing Arts Resource Committee, or SPARC, provided the funding for the workshop. Performances of "42nd Street" are scheduled for March 4 at 7:30 p.m. and March 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Summit High School is at 125 Kent Place Boulevard; For reserved seating, call the school at 908-273-1494, ext. 5603. SUMMIT - Margaret Roach, edi- charge is $15 in advance and S20 at president and editor-in-chief of tor-in-chief of "Martha Stewart Liv- the door. The programs will be held Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, ing" and author of "A Way to Gar- in Barnwell Hall in Christ Church, Inc. Pathways sponsors screening den," will be the March speaker for 561 Springfield Ave. The Wise Wonderful Women also the Wise Wonderful Women Lunch Ms. Roach's slide show will fea- sponsors a film group and a book SUMMIT - Pathways Women's by the Young Survival Coalition, an documentary and wrote the compan- and More series, noon to 1:30 p.m., ture pictures of her 2.5 acre farm- group, both brown bag lunch events. Cancer Support Services, a program international nonprofit organization ion book of the same name, will be Tuesday, March 16. house garden in upstate New York, The next film screening hosted of the Women's Resource Center, that addresses the critical concerns present at the event, as will Randi The series is co-sponsored by the from her book called, "Gardening by the group will take place at noon will co'-sponsor the screening of a . of breast cancer that are unique to Rosenberg, Young Survival Coali- Women's Resource Center and The for the Seasons of Your Life." on Monday, Feb. 23, for a viewing documentary film called "Fighting young women. tion president, and • Michele Connection for Women & Families The book, a hands-on garden of "Shirley Valentine," followed on for Our Future," at 7:30 p.m. on "Fighting for Our Future," which Przypyszny, the Coalition's execu- in Summit. The event includes a primer, was named best garden book Monday, March 22, with "Dirty Thursday, Feb. 19, at the Resource won the Lifetime Original Docu- tive director. Pathways notes that catered buffet lunch. of the year by the Garden Writers of Pretty Things." Center, 57 New England Ave. For mentary Award, will be shown free this event will offer an opportunity Register at 908-273-7253. The America in 1998, and its essays de- The upcoming book group will information, call the Center at 908- of charge and will be followed by a to share valuable information for scribe Ms. Roach's 12 years of trial meet on March 8 at 12:30 p.m. and 277-3663. question and answer period. young women diagnosed with breast Volunteers sought and error in designing and planting the book to be discussed, will be The screening is also sponsored Beth Murphy, who produced the cancer, their families and friends. her garden. "Everybody Was So Young: Gerald for blood drives Ms. Roach's journalism career and Sara Murphy A Lost Generation Students raise in local towns took her from copy girl to editor at Love Story," by Amanda Vaill. The New York Times and from fash- The book is a biography of the ion editor and garden editor at glittering and tragic life of Gerald Seeing Eye funds SUMMIT — The Summit Area Newsday, to a decade at "Martha and Sara Murphy, expatriate Ameri- Red Gross is looking for volunteers SUMMIT — At Franklin School, Stewart Living" as its first garden cans at the center of the literary to assist with donor registration and Lorelei Stochaj's first grade students editor and now as executive vice scene in Paris in the 1920s. are participating in "Pennies for "canteening" at area blood drives. Puppies," raising money for the See- No experience is necessary and ing Eye in Morristown. hours are flexible, usually one or two half days per month. The students researched the See- • —'- r \ t ' r-" ,, ing Eye Foundation and made pre- Anyone interested in volunteer- sentations to each class about the ing for this life-saving work is en- project. Each class has a container in couraged to call the chapter house at which students can put donated pen- 908-273-2076 to apply. nies. The Summit Area Red Cross The fundraising will continue serves the people of Springfield, through mid-February, and benefits Summit, New Providence, Berkeley the Seeing Eye's efforts to train dogs Heights and Long Hill Township. and match them as companions to For information visit www.sum- blind people. mitrc.org.

HOLIDAY DONATIONS - At their recent holiday party, the members of the Newcomers Club of Summit, Berke- ley Heights and New Providence collected toys and donated them to the Family Service Association in Sum- ING mit. The club offered the toys for distribution to the area's needy children. Receiving the toys for Family Cod $25500 Service were Blanca Castello, business coordinator, at Industrial Controls Systems left, with Rosemary Walsh, coordinator of outpatient BS=Le¥eI $2,700 US Machine Controls, Inc. behavioral health. For information about the Newcom- (91)8) 587-9898 ers Club, call 908-598-1008. Split Level $2,900 • Electrical Engineering 0 PLC Programming Price includes: removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean • Control Panel Design up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. • SCADIHMI Design Summit's Graboix attends space camp €ARLSON BROS. ' AUTO CAD Drawn i\ SUMMIT — Summit Middle U.N. Office of Outer Space Affairs, School seventh grader Alexander the Chilean Space Agency and other Philip Graboix was selected to rep- government institutions. Alexander, •- resent the United States at Unispace the sole representative of the U.S. in II, "Space Camp for the Americas," this experience, participated in a se- in Chile from Jan. 2 to 19. ries of conferences, lectures, expedi- The camp is sponsored by the tions and astronomical observations. June 28 - August 20,2004 HUG€ S€L€CTSON of MINK COOTS a JH€tf€T2 Place your business-card-size ad in 130 New Jersey newspapers and get your message to over 1.5 million readers for $1050 Statewide coverage for less than $8.07 per publication. Open House Sunday, Fefe.8,1-S p.m. CONTACT THIS NEWSPAPER for more FEMALE MINK COATS from $1,795 j information or call Diane Trent, New Jersey or more information, or for a ip brochure, call 908-522-8186. Press Association 609-406-0600 ext. 24. : Knoll School of the Holy Child 1 Sheared Mink jackets $!,495 44 Blackburn Road I Sheared Beaver Jackets $1,695 j i nit, NJ 07901 • www.oakknoll.org „ - A!! Cloth SC Casmere Coats s: j \ jackets ]

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STEERING COMMITTEE — Gathered for a group shot were members of the Winterfest 2004 Steering Committee, from left, Suzanne Lawrence, auction co-chair; Mary Ann Moore, Connection board president; Colleen O'Neill Groves, auction co-chair; Laurie Pepe, Winterfest co-chair; Patty Olsen, catering chair; Betsy Patterson, Winterfest co-chair; and Karen Young, decorations chairperson. . - _i i'.' .TOTES — The auctioneers for the evening, Summit residents Chip Diekson, at left, and Jim Cramer, checked their notes. All proceeds from the event directly i benefit the Community Service and Scholarship Program, - •> ^ which ensures that no individual is ever turned away from a program at The Connection because of an inability to pay. ^ h !

LAUGHING ALL THE WAY — Sharing a funny moment were Winterfest guests John Adams and Craig

ANNUAL FUNDRAISER — Winterfest is the annual fundraiser for The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St., and was held this year Saturday, Jan. 24. Those in attendance included, from left, Barbara Evans, Connection board member Karen Cramer and Bill Evans.

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FABULOUS FUR — Winter- est guest Annie Cardelus, at left, and Alison Zoellner. isvitation chair, modeled /• !•<• - the coats they purchased daring the silent auction.

yi SUPPORTING THE CONNECTION — Showing their support for The Connection for Women & Families were, from left, Suzanne Giatt, Mayor Jordan Glatt and Georgia Bui-* litt, a board member at The Connection for Women & Families.

MUSICAL PERFORMERS — Summit's own Lenox Underground provided music for the crowd. Band members include Dave Bondy, Michael Gambro, Phillip Geron, Bob Potesky, THE SPIRIT OF HELPING OTHERS — Enjoying the spirit of the evening were, from left, Peter Schwartz and vocalist Jean Cress. ^'iaterfest guests Peter Biber; Peggy McHugh Hagen, executive director of The Connec- 'A3n; Cynthia Biber; and Betsy Patterson, Winterfest co-chair.

WELCOMING THE GUESTS — Standing near the entrance to The Connection and wel- BACKGROUND MUSIC — Guitarists Billy Tully, at left, and Gordon Pepe provided entertain- coming guests to the annual Winterfest benefit were, from left, former Connection board ment as guests perused items offered at the silent auction during the Winterfest celebration. member Karen Chaplin and staff members Jayne Graepel and Sue Anderson. PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, February 7, 2004 Obituaries ' Bartow, 93, Robert "Bob" C. Reiss, 71, died ship Foundation. He was a senior bile means of providing medical ser- on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2004, at his vice president and managing direc- vices and health information home in Chatham Borough. A tor before his retirement in 1995 af- throughout the Atlantic Health Sys- had ing love of family memorial service was held Feb. 6 at ter a 38-year career. tem community. the Chatham United Methodist When his children were young, Recently he was an enthusiastic Marie "Babs" Bartow, 93, a for- in Westfield and later moved to She was preceded in death by her Church, arranged by the Wm. A. Mr. Reiss enjoyed being a Little volunteer at the Seeing Eye in Mor- ner Berkeley Heights resident, died Berkeley Heights. They were husband in 1993; by her son, Donald Bradley & Son Funeral Home in League coach and also served on the ris Township, where he especially m Thursday, Jan. 22, 2004, at the founding members of the Kum Dubl Paul Bartow in 1997; by a sister, Chatham. Board of Recreation in Chatham enjoyed speaking to groups about 3uadalupe Valley Nursing Center in Club, a group of lifelong friends that Blanche Jones Babington; and by a Born in Summit, Mr. Reiss grad- Borough. He was also a member of the Seeing Eye program, always Seguin, Texas. A memorial service is still active today with 10 original brother, George Andrew Jones. uated from Summit High School, the the Chatham Emergency Squad. A with a dog by his side. will be held at 2 p.m. today, Saturday, members who meet every month. Mrs. Bartow is survived by her Wharton School of the University of sports enthusiast, he loved playing Surviving are his wife of 48 Feb. 7, in the sanctuary of the First Following Mr. Bartow's retire- daughter, Judith Bartow Gardener and Pennsylvania in 1954 and the Har- tennis, paddle tennis and golf with years, Jane, and two sons and their United Methodist Church of Seguin, ment, they moved to Seguin, Texas, son-in-law, Robert H. Gardner of vard Program for Management De- his friends. He was a member of families: William, his wife, Tenl 710 North Austin Street, Sequin, in 1979 where Mrs. Bartow was ac- Seguin; granddaughters Lauren Gard- velopment in 1964. He served as a Canoe Brook County Club in Sum- and their daughter, Sarah Cooper, of Texas, immediately followed by a tive in the Delphian Club and a ner of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Lisa Gard- first lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force mit and past president of the Min- Salt Lake City, Utah; and Scott, his fellowship in Hierholzer Hall. Inter- member of the First United ner Sterle and her husband, Corbin from 1954 to 1956 isink Club in Chatham. wife, Sylvia, and their sons, Jordan ment will be at the family burial plot Methodist Church. During their 57 Sterle; and three great-grandchildren, Mr. Reiss was employed by In recent years, Mr. Reiss served and Jared, of Denver, Colo. at Fairview Cemetery in Westfield. years together they had two children Austin Murdock, Travis Murdock and Chubb, where during his career, he on the Board of Trustees at Over- Mrs. Bartow was born to Mildred and celebrated the birth of two Coffin Sterle of Tomball, Texas. Also held the positions of casualty man- look Hospital in Summit and also on Those who wish may donate in Blanche Butler Jones and Harry grandchildren. Mrs. Bartow lived to surviving are her brother, Harry Mur- ager, N.Y. Branch, office manager the Overlook Foundation Board. He Mr. Reiss's memory to the Seeing Murray Jones, M.D., on Jan. 7, welcome three great-grandchildren ray Jones Jr.; sister-in-law Sally Jones and zone officer. For a number of later led the development of Over- Eye, Inc., P.O. Box 375, Morristown 1911, in Peck, Idaho and grew up in into the family. of San Antonio, Texas; a dear family years he chaired the Chubb Scholar- look's Healthy Avenues Van, a mo- 07963. and around Franklin, N.C., with her A lifelong reader, cook and gar- friend, Emily Weston of Berkeley sister, two brothers and a large ex- dener, she enjoyed sewing and deco- Heights; and numerous cousins, tended family. rating, played golf into her early 80s nieces and nephews. She attended Peace Junior Col- and was an avid bridge player. She In lieu of flowers, the family re- lege in Raleigh, N.C. for two years, was a loving daughter, mother, quests that memorial contributions and then moved to Westfield where grandmother and great-grandmoth- be made to the First United she worked as a legal secretary and er, a strong, multi-talented woman Methodist Church of Seguin, 710 met her future husband, Donald Hart with an abiding love of family and a Austin St., Seguin, TX 78155 or to Faith Bartow. After their marriage on quiet faith. Mrs. Bartow will be the Hospice of Guadalupe Valley June 26, 1936, in the midst of the deeply missed by all who knew and Hospital, 1215 East Court St., Se- NEW PROVIDENCE - On Ash p.m. Each of the two liturgies is Jesus." The study, from 7:30 to 9:15 Great Depression, the Bartows lived loved her. quin, TX 78155. Wednesday, Feb. 25, Faith Lutheran about 30 minutes in length. p.m. each Monday, will examine the Church, 524 South St., will begin A fully sung Eucharist, with the Gospel of John. the Lenten season, a period of re- optional Imposition of Ashes, will In accordance with its tradition, pentance and renewal, with three be held at 7:30 p.m. At each of the Faith Lutheran will conduct a retreat Thomas James Prior, 94, Eucharistic Services. services Reverend Doctor Murdoch at the beginning of Lent for the pur- A Spoken Eucharist with the op- MacPherson will preach. His ser- pose of reflection and contempla- tional Imposition of Ashes will be mon will be entitled, "You've Got to tion. The retreat, entitled "Managing certified public accountant held at 6:45 a.m. and again at 12:15 be Kidding." Stress: Seeking Serenity for the During each subsequent Wednes- Soul" will be held Feb. 27 to 28, at day in Lent, Faith Lutheran will of- the Xavier Center, on the campus of Thomas James Prior, 94, a former accountant. He retired as manager the late Helen Africano. Church opens fer a spoken Eucharistic Service at The College of St. Elizabeth in Con- Summit resident, died on Wednes- of internal auditing for the American Surviving are his daughter and 6:45 a.m. and an Evening Prayer and vent Station. day, Jan. 28,2004, at the home of his Can Company. He began his career son-in-law, Elise P. and James F. new doors to Eucharistic Service at 7:30 p.m. The Finally, at the 9:40 a.m. adult fo- daughter. Funeral services will be with Davis & Mclntosh on Wall Wilson of Yardley, Pa.; a son and theme of the sendees will be "A rum on each Sunday from Feb. 29 private, under the direction of the Street and continued with R.G. three daughters-in-law, Michael J. the community Strange Healing." through April 4, there will be a FitzGerald-Sommer Funeral Home, Rankin & Co., Public Accounting; and Elizabeth F. Prior of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Beginning on Monday, March 1, Lenten bible study, The study, enti- Yardley, Pa. Bristol Myers, Sun Tube Division, Churchville, Md., Mary J. Prior of and Nursery School, 419 South St. and on each Monday through March tled "Healing Words for a Hurting Bora in Jersey City, Mr. Prior from 1943 to 1961; American Can, Maplewood and EUza Roos Prior sponsors a community-wide open 29, the Reverend Doctor MacPher- World," will explore the gifts and lived in Summit. Danbury, Conn., Dixie Cup Division, 1961-1967; and Lucy of New Hope, Pa.; eight house from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, son will lead a Lenten evening bible challenges of God's word. Englewood. Fla,. and Easton, Pa., be- American Can Corporate Headquar- grandchildren; and three great- Feb. 7, to celebrate the completion of study, entitled "Conversations with fore moving to Yardley 14 years ago. ters from 1967 to 1974. grandchildren. an expansion and renovation. Call St. He graduated from Emerson Mr. Prior was the husband of Memorial contributions in Mr. Andrew's at 908464-4875. Prior's name may be made to Caring High School in Union City and from the late Mathilda H. Prior, father "This is a wonderful opportunity Hospice, 400 Commerce Drive, New York University. of the late Thomas G. Prior and for St. Andrew's to welcome the com- Suite C, Fort Washington PA 19034. Mr. Prior was a certified public George M. Prior, and brother of munity and provide warmth and hospi- tality to our neighbors," says Rev. Marshall Shelly, St. Andrew's interim Walter *Jubby' Jubanowsky, 83, vicar and head of the school. "Also, with so many people seeking a positive nursery school environment for their was township police dispatcher children, we thought this would be a fun way for new parents and their children to see our church, nursery school Walter J. "Jubby" Jubanowsky, Jubanowsky retired in 1986 as a po- Stirling, Gloria Johnson of Stock- and kindergarten in a relaxed atmos- 83, formerly of Berkeley Heights, lice dispatcher. holm and Sally Cadmus of Gillette; phere." died on Wednesday, Jan. 28,2004, af He was also employed as a sales- nine grandchildren; and four great St. Andrew's School has a long his- the Holiday Care Center in Toms man for Automotive Equipment Co., grandchildren. tory of providing nursery school to the River. Division of Tire Trading Co., Contributions in Mr. community. The open house will pro- Born in Union, he lived in Berke- Newark, for 41 years until his retire- Jubanowsky's name may be made to vide activities for children, an opportu- Trinity Pentecostal ley Heights for 33 years before mov- ment in 1986. St. Stephen Ukrainian Catholic nity for all to enjoy, food and drink, see h Covenant Presbyterian Church ing to Holiday City South, Toms Mr, Jubanowsky was a founder, Church, 1344 White Oak Bottom the church and its rare Calderone mu- River, in 1986. trustee and Holy Name member of Road, Toms River 08755. rals and frescos, and listen to live music. Cranford 291 Parsonage Hill Road Mr. Jubanowsky served during St. Stephen Ukrainian Catholic (908) 272-6788 Short Hills World War II in the U.S. Air Force Church in Toms River. He was also Rev. Frank Sforza, Pastor 973-467-8454 and was a member of the Berkeley past president of the Ukrainian 11:30am Sunday School VFW Post 9503, Bayville, Berkeley. American Club of Toms River. 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SUMMIT - The Women's Re- and bounce back faster when the go- How to Say What You Mean, ment Prevention for Teens, ages 13 source Center, 57 New England ing gets tough. Get healthy thinking without being mean and still keep to 17, will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Ave., will offer workshops and pro- pointers on how to have a positive your friends, is for girls in grades on Monday, March 15. The fee is grams in its Girl Project this winter. outlook and learn about ways to use three through five. This workshop $28 and pizza is included. A certi- To register, call the Center at optimism to beat those pesky nega- teaches young girls to be honest and fied Chimera instructor will lead this 908-273-7253. tive thoughts and self-talk everyone authentic with others and still main- workshop. Girls will practice skills Girls Who Write is for girls ages experiences from time to time. The tain good social relationships. Girls to address sexual harassment, date nine to 12 who like to write for fun session will be held on Wednesday. may become so concerned with being rape and sexual assault. The discus- and self-expression. Just bring your Feb. 4, from 5 to 6:30 PM. The fee is nice that they lose their ability to be sion will include the psychology of favorite writing tools and a notebook. S20 and pizza will be provided. direct, genuine and assertive. This sexual harassment and how to draw •jillv or serious, joyful or sad, Mother-Daughter Book Club, for program will be held from 4:15 to the line between joking and harass- MUSICAL SOUNDS — Taking part in the recent Music niyming or not, experiment with dif- fourth and fifth grade girls and their 5:45 p.m. on Feb 11. The fee is S20. ment by using verbal and physical Masters performances at Summit High School were ferent forms such as journaling, poet- mothers, enriches relationships be- Animal Psychic is a workshop to strategies. Teens will learn how to students who included, from left, Meredith Carbone, ry or prose. No experience or special cause mothers and daughters are learn how to communicate with ani- recognize and avoid potentially dan- Woody Shepherd, Jessie Marks and, in back, David skill is required and whether a begin- reading and talking with each other. mals, become a better pet owner and gerous situations and defend them- Richards. (Photo by Carolys Mulligan) ner or returning to Girls Who Write, To initiate a club, spend three friend and be able to help sick ani- selves physically with yells, kicks, ail are welcome. This two part work- evenings in the experience. The mals. The group leader has worked as strikes and releases from grabs. shop will be held on two Fridays, sroup will meet every other Tues- a psychic detective with the Morris Standing Up For Yourself, self Feb. 6 and March 19, from 4 to 5:45 day, Feb. 10, Feb. 24'and March 9 County SPCA to find lost pets and has defense for girls ages nine to 12, will Summit Area Public p.m. The fee is $20 per session. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The club will helped many animals to live healthier be held from 2 to 5 p.m. on Satur- Getting Your Brain in Gear, how read "Pink and Say," "The Mid- lives with their human friends. The day, March 6. The fee is $28. From thoughts can change your life, is for wife's Apprentice." and another program, co-sponsored with Inter- teasing or bullying on the play- Foundation funds girls ages 12 to 15. book still to be chosen. The fee is weave, will be held 4 to 5:30 p.m. on ground to a questionable encounter Positive thinking can help girls $60 for members and S75 for other Thursday, Feb. 26. The fee is $12 for with a stranger, girls who feel confi- feel better, be happier in relationships mother and daughter pairs. girls and $15 for adults. dent in their ability to handle them- Meet The Orchestra Girl Talk, when your mother has selves have a crucial advantage. breast cancer, is for girls ages 12 to Self-defense skills can minimize NEW PROVIDENCE—Subur- the excitement and success of this 18. When a mother is diagnosed risk and bolster confidence in physi- ban Community Music Center, 570 series owes to the fact that the or- Attention citizens, planners, developers, and local officials! with breast cancer, it can be over- cal abilities, an important factor in Central Ave., has been awarded a chestra performers are teens, some Smarter growth is now just a mouse-click away. whelming for her adolescent daugh- maintaining high self-esteem. This grant from the Summit Area Public of whom are not much older than the ter. Girls share thoughts on moth- workshop "will focus on principles Foundation in support of its 2003- children in the audience. er's breast cancer and the changes it and techniques that are easy to learn 2004 Meet The Orchestra program. Upcoming concerts for the 2003- brings to their lives. This program with an emphasis on having fun The music center is currently pre- 2004 season include Meet the Brass, -^ i f. 1 rr will be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on while acquiring new skills. senting the series for the 17th con- with New Jersey Youth Symphony - r r -•-1 ~r Friday, March 12. This program is Partial funding for the Girl Pro- secutive year, in conjunction with the coach Remoh Mosley, Sunday, offered free of charge as a collabora- ject is provided by the Summit Area New Jersey Youth Symphony, whose March 7, 2 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.; and www.snTiartcrowthoateway.OTO tion between The Girl Project and Public Foundation, the Anne Marie conductor laureate, George Marriner Meet the Woodwinds, with New Jer- Smart growth strategies, technical assistance, and other Pathways, both programs of the Tranguch and Iva Louis Shonkwiler Maull first created and led the series sey Youth Symphony coach Diana j resources from New Jersey and around the country. Women's Resource Center. Foundation, First Energy Founda- back in 1987. The funding will help Charos, Sunday, April 4,2 p.m. A product of NJ Future, wwvj.njfuture.ora tion, Fleet Bank and the Fred C. cover the costs of coaches and con- The Suburban Community Music Working for smarter growth...more livable places and open spaces Self Defense and Sexual Harass- Rummel Foundation. ductors from the Youth Symphony Center, an independent not-for-prof- hosting the 2003-2004 season. it music school, offers lessons, class- The Summit Area Public Founda- es and concerts for people of all tion supports community develop- ages, backgrounds and skill levels. ment, education, health and the arts, The center goes beyond serving and also provides grants for environ- solely as a music school, providing mental concerns, youth development scholarships for students whose and recreation in the Summit area. families are unable to afford tuition, \ The Meet The Orchestra series and by providing a diverse array of : gives young children, ages three to outreach programs targeted to devel- ; eight, a chance to meet the instru- op increased interest in music and ments of each section of the orches- music making on the part of very tra, familiarizing them with the ap- young children, disadvantaged pearance, sound, and feel of each in- youth, teens and young adults, se- strument. Children watch and listen nior citizens, and the disabled. as instruments are demonstrated by All concerts take place in young members of the Youth Sym- Burgdorff Hall — the performance phony in an informal setting, as the space shared by both the Suburban conductor guides the audience Community Music Center and New through an exploration of that in- Jersey Youth Symphony, at 570 strument family. The event provides Central Ave. For information about children with a-first up-close experi- the series and to obtain tickets, call ence with orchestral music. Some of the SCMC office at 908-790-0700. ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES AND DECORATOR ITEMS ! SCRANBEiiY COOP 42 MAJN ST. Arboretum gets HOUSE ANCJOVER, NJ 07821 977'786'6414 sappy in February 1833 Front St. • Stage House Village 1000's of items - from garage sale HOURS: WEds"SuN(JAys SUMMIT - Pre-kindergarteners The fee is $20 per child. 425 Park Ave., Scotch Plains, MJ Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 bargains to high end coilectables 908-322-2553 10-4 p.M. can make maple Valentine's Day can- Families interested in learning Across from the Municipal Building 908322,9090 China, porcelain, pottery, collectabies, dy at Reeves-Reed Arboretum's up- more about how maple sap is refined Look for the double red doors! art, jewelry, lamps, crystal, silver plate, *Gifr CERTificATES coming candy making class. into syrup may register for the arbore- Hours: Tues. - Sunday 11AM - 5PM primitives, toys, linens, restored viinag< We also buy antiques and collectibles! Persian rugs plus huge selection i ..„ *DEAIER SPACE AvAiUblE During the class, they will also visit tum's maple sugaring program on Sat- Hours: Mondav - Saturday 10AM - 6PM FEBRUARY SALE - 20% OFF urday, Feb. 28. Four demonstrations ; Simila'v i:Nra>B-iJ'M ANTIQUE WJTAGE FURNITURE the arboretum's century-old sugar maple tree to learn how it gives its sap for syrup. are scheduled, beginning at 9 a.m. The ;: 2 Great Locations The candy making class is a Family fee is $5 per person. Children less than i g VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE Fun program, designed to teach children age two enter free. ; vn | At reasonable rates \ '1 f? — ' antiques about nature in a hands-on way. At the maple sugaring program, abuq& 225 North Ave., Garwood, NJ The pre-kindergarten classes are families will learn how to identify a twofioassci center (908) 233-7667 for children ages three to five and will sugar maple tree and how to tap it. In- - (1 mile offGS Pkwy - Exit 137) be held on Monday, Feb. 9 and Friday, doors, they will watch the sap boil Feb. 13. down to a syrup and enjoy a taste test. i 10,000 sq. ft. Showroom Later in the month, post-kinder- A pancake breakfast is also avail- Furniture, Jewelry, Art, Rugs •fl _i_-.-;'./Cl!-''

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PAGE 7 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, February 7, 2004 The State We're In When cabin fever sets in, this book is a good cure By MICHELE S. BYERS ' Mr. Skirbst's wife and children desolate sand trails, mysterious collected nearly 400 of his essays, marshes and wild pine stands, as While snowstorms continue to then chose 230 for the book in hon- well as extensive cranberry bogs and roll across our frozen state, you're or of the author's 75th tnrthday. luscious blueberry plantations." probably spending way too much Their family gift has now become a Woven throughout is the longer time cooped up inside! great gift for anyone who fancies tale about sprawl and over-develop- But before cabin fever sets in, try New Jersey history, environment ment in New Jersey. In fact, the peo- reading a new book about New Jer- and legend. ple, places and events Mr. Skirbst sey and prepare for some spring ex- As Mr. Skirbst writes in the intro- reviews lends a deeper context to the ploration. duction, "Those who have taken the way different parts of our state have 'Tales and Trails: New Jersey's time to travel, hike, sightsee or bike developed. Places, People and Past" is a collec- throughout the length and breath of So grab a copy of "Tales and tion of essays written by Henry F. this compact little state called New Trails: New Jersey's Places, People Skirbst for the weekly Star Gazette Jersey cannot help but be im- and Past," throw a log or two into newspaper out of Hackettstown in pressed." the fireplace (or grab a blanket or Warren County. With a background A whole section is devoted to our two), curl up in your favorite read- that includes work as an Army coun- state's special places - by region, ing chair and meander down New terintelligence special agent and a county and sites. Jersey's trails. high school guidance counselor, Mr. It's here that Mr. Skirbst's love of Anyone with even a passing in- Skirbst brings a background to his New Jersey's diverse natural lands terest in this state we're in will enjoy writing as diverse as the state he shines. From his home in the High- this entertaining and informative loves. lands all the way to the Pine Barrens trip! In "Tales and Trails," one thing and Cape May, he tells the tale of shines through - his passion for our state through its natural features Editor's note: Ms. Byers is execu- New Jersey...an appreciation for and history. tive director of the New Jersey Con- our state's rich history, for environ- "Though small in area, New Jer- servation Foundation, based in Far mental stewardship arid preservation sey is large in natural phenomena," Hills. She may be reached by phone of our open spaces, and for motivat- Mr. Skirbst writes at the beginning at 1-888-LAND'SAVE or via e-mail ing people to get out and explore of a chapter on the Pine Barrens. at [email protected]. For in- New Jersey's variety of natural and "An interesting illustration is the formation about the foundation, vis- historic places. Tine Barrens'...a vast region of it www.njconservation.org. Lessons in art, cooking, raising teens are offered AREA — There are still some ta shares his knowledge as part of unhappy with their current careers. spots available in courses being of- the community school's series on The evening will also focus upon the fered by the non-profit Summit Area cooking instruction. The tuition is errors to avoid when preparing a re- Community School. For details, call SI9, which includes food for sam- sume. the school at 908-273-1141. pling, and Mr. Delia Santa said, As part of its continuing series On Thursday, Feb. 12, painter "Wine adds a gourmet flare to many called "Topics in Home Repair," and illustrator Loughran O'Connor recipes. Leam the correct use of professional home renovation con- will teach a one night course called wine to make your recipes special." sultant Barbara Martell on Tuesday, "French Realists and Romantics of "Teenagers: They . Drive You Feb. 10, will focus upon sheetrock. CLOCK TOWER TAKEN DOWN — In 1937, the clock tower atop the Melrose Building the 19th Century," for which the tu- Nuts" is the title of a discussion on Her lecture and demonstration will in downtown Summit, at the northeast corner of Beechwood Road and Springfield Av- ition is $12. She promises to talk Thursday. Feb. 12, at Summit Mid- be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Sum- enue, was removed. But the brick building remains, with its distinctive entrance about "radical artists and thinkers in dle School from 7:30 to 9 p.m. that mit High School, and the fee is $18 watched over by two regal-looking lions. (Photo courtesy of the Summit Historical So- a revolutionary time," and the event will be hosted by Jerome Travers, per class. Upcoming topics in the se- ciety) is part of a series that in coming Ph.D., a psychologist and psy- ries include tape and spackle (Feb. weeks will also feature Mary Cassatt chotherapist in Summit who de- 24), tiling (March 2), moldings and and the French Impressionists, Vin- scribes himself as someone who trim (March 9) and painting (March cent Van Gogh and Paul Gaugain, "enjoys investigating the human 16). and Cezanne and Picasso. The class- possibilities." Tuition for the event "Finding the Market's Best Bar- es are held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at is $12, and the speaker said his in- gains" is the topic for registered in- Summit Middle School on Morris formation will help attendees learn vestment advisor David G. Dietze on Avenue. the secrets of surviving and thriving. Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 7:30 to 9 A discussion titled "Weapons of He will talk about how to raise emo- p.m. at Summit High School. The Mass Destruction" will be featured tionally healthy children, four basic tuition is.$12, According to Mr. Di-.. as part of the adult school's Great parenting styles and want works etze, "Investors have a great oppor- best. He describes his topic as one tunity in this post-bubble environ- SUMMIT - From Friday, Feb. 27 Kenilworth. Even worse, Argan Pence of Basking Ridge as Thomas, Discussion series on Wednesday, for "the desperate and mildly homi- ment to buy stocks at 40,50, even 70 to Saturday, March 13, the Summit doesn't even realize his step-wife, David Claypoole of Summit as Be- Feb. 11, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at cidal." percent discounts from prices pre- Playhouse will perform "The Imagi- Beline, played by Jessica Sully of ralde and Michael Marcus of Summit High School. vailing in the 1990s." nary Invalid," a comedy about an ec- Summit, is determined to send An- Springfield as the Apothecary. The fee is $10, and the event and Resume writing and skills handy He said during his talk, he will centric hypochondriac who schemes gelique to a convent so that she will In this play, as in Moliere's other series are co-sponsored by the during job interviews are the focus explore how to distinguish stocks to marry his daughter to a medical become sole heir to Argan's inheri- classics such as "School for Wives" League of Women Voters of Berke- of a one-night a'dult school event on that are "cheap" and present "good student, tance. When she's not plotting and "The Misanthrope," the play- ley Heights, New Providence and Thursday, Feb. 12, from 7:30 to 9:30 Summit. p.m. at Summit Middle School. Tu- value from stocks that are cheap for Written by 17th French dramatist against Angelique, she's plotting wright applies comic confusion and ition is $12. The workshop is de- good reasons." Also covered that Moliere, the imaginary invalid in against Argan with her nefarious slapstick comedy to produce a "Cooking With Wine" is the top- signed to be helpful to those who evening will be how to estimate the this story is a hypochondriac named lawyer and lover, Monsieur Bon- scathing social critique. ic on Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 7:30 to have been downsized; are looking to "intrinsic value of a security," the in- Argan, played in Summit by Frank nefoy, played by Scott Avery of Cal- "The Imaginary Invalid" is di- 9:30 p.m. at Summit High School get back into the work force or are structor said. Malvasi of Jersey City. ifon. rected by Vincent J. Balzano of when catering chef Ernie Delia San- Argan hates to be told that he is Will the family succeed in over- Summit, who also directed "Black looking well. His main problem is throwing Argan's self-centered Comedy" at the Summit Playhouse. that he spends half his time sum- plans and outwit his manipulative, The production is funded in part moning doctors to care for his imag- unloving and money-grubbing sec- through a grant from The Summit inary ills and the other half trying ond wife, Beline? Area Public Foundation. Perfor- not to pay their bills. His solution to It will all depend on the woman mance dates and times are 8 p.m. this dilemma is to marry his daugh- who really holds the family togeth- Fridays and Saturdays, Feb. 27 to ter, Angelique, played by Joanna er: the servant-nurse, Toinette, Beth March 13; 2 p.m. Sunday, March 7; Maulbeck of Summit, to a medical Painter of Westfield. and 8 p.m. Thursday, March 11. student, thereby gaining access to an Also starring are Emily Balzano Ticket prices are adults, $15 and stu- extended family of doctors. of Summit as Louise, Scott Avery of dents, $10. Call 908-273-2192 for "I'm a sick man...By this mar- Califon as Bonnefoy, John Bauer of information or to reserve or pur- riage, I shall have a doctor in the Mendham as Dr. Purgon, Tom Lyttle chase tickets. The Summit Play- family. And his father a doctor; and of Mendham as Dr. Diaforus, Dan house is at 10 New England Ave. his uncle. Three doctors. And they won't want paying - or at least half- price," says Argan. Too bad his chosen fiance is an unattractive dolt and his daughter is hopelessly enamored with the witty, quick-thinking and handsome SUMMIT - President John W. Symphony orchestra has received a Cleante, played by Brian Blakely of Cooper of the Summit Area Public grant to help finance the Young Foundation reports that the Summit Artist Competition Concert in May. The competition is open to all New Jersey high school students. The Young Artist winners will perform with the orchestra at its May 15 concert. They are Stacy Chu on violin; Sun-A Park on piano; and Serving the community for more than 115 years Peanut Wong on marimba. NJN Publishing © 2004 Ms. Wong is a resident of Short A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Hills and attends Millburn High School. The concert will be held at 8 p.m. at Summit High School. The sym- W Stmib Street, .<¥«*<• FroMence, $S0W4 phony is sponsored by the Summit Board of Recreation. 80 South Street, New Providence, NJ 07974 MUSICAL MASTERS — Those who took part in Music Masters at Summit High School Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly. 908-464-1025 Society seeking recently included, from left, Caitlin Mitchell, Carolyn Siegei, Caroline Cotter, Ken. Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 Haggerty and Rachel Smith. (Photo by Carolyn Mulligan) Managing Editor Barbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 Advertising Director Eileen Bickel 732-396-4404 NEW PROVIDENCE - The New Circulation Manager Lewis King 908-464-1025 Providence Historical Society seeks Benefit for Oratory has an Orient Express theme Classified ManagerDeanna Ambicki 610-258-5936 donations of pictures of the former < Brennan's Dairy on Division Av- SUMMIT -The Oratory Prepara- "Oratory Prep is dedicated to pro- raffle, and the goal is a top prize of enue. tory Parents' Guild will hold its an- viding an excellent, affordable acad- $28,000. Tickets are $10 each. Call ! President Thomas H. Krekel 908-782-4747 Ext 640 nual spring gala, "Aboard the Orient emic opportunity to young men who 908-647-7604. Oratory, at One Bev- ! Senior V.P. Operation ...Joseph Gioioso 908-575-6759 The remains of the dairy are ex- erly Road in Summit, is a college j Controller. Margaret M. Gerke 908-782-4747-Ext 670 pected to be removed in the pro- Express," at The Madison Hotel, in are committed to service, religion preparatory school whose curricu- j Production Manager. Linda Zetierberg 908-575-6710 posed town house construction. The Moiristown from 7 to 11:30 p.m. on and ethical values. With the gener- lum enables young men to success- Historical Society would like to in- Friday, April 2. ous donations of merchandise, ser- fully compete in college and whose The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-077X) is published weekly for $20 per year in clude these in their archives. The event will benefit select pro- vices and contributions, we are able to enrich our school's programs, teachers challenge and encourage state and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing, 80 The archives for the Historical grams and services for Oratory stu- support future projects, and provide their students in a supportive envi- South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New Providence, Society are located in the back of the dents, grades seven through 12. scholarship money to students un- ronment. N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: New Providence Library, 377 Elk- Tickets are $85 each which in- able to assume full tuition responsi- Summit Herald, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 wood Ave. and are open to the pub- cludes a cocktail reception, four- To make a tax-deductible finan- bility," said gala co-chair, Nancy lic Tuesdays 10 a.m. to noon, and hour open bar, dinner, dancing to a cial contribution to the spring gala Weeks of Summit. Call 908-665- Circulation: 908-464-4018 • News: 908-464-1025 Thursdays 10 a.m. to noon, and 2 to live band and auction events. event, 908-953-0827. Call Oratory 1662. Advertising: 732-395-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0119 5 p.m. For tickets, call the reservation to schedule a visit at 908-273-5771, chair at 908-647-0351. New this year is the grand 50/50 ext. 11. 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SUMMIT - With the help of a new coaching Santelli Tournament, regarded as the premier scholastic (girls) fencing staff this year, the Oak Knoll School fencing event in the Metropolitan Area. The Oak Knoll athletes were looking team is well on its way to another highly suc- Royal forward to a pivotal meet this past Thursday against Bernards, a squad cessful season. Head Coach John Johnson Jr. that (arguably) boasts the state's best foil competitor. and Assistant Coach Frank Catania have been Report Oak Knoll's 25-member team is coming together nicely, according SHORT HILLS — A free as improving core strength and pushing the Royals' swordswomen since the to Forde. Medicine Ball Workout class will joint integrity. beginning of preseason: "We have a pretty young team, with many kids who are only first or be offered at Can Do fitness and The one-hour Medicine Bail health club at 11:30 a.m. on Sun- "For a few days we barely even picked up a second-year fencers,'" Ryan related. "Yet we've developed a tremen- Workout will be taught by a Can day, Feb. 22. Do nationally certified instructor blade," comments senior captain Ryan Forde. dous work ethic thanks to our coaches." According to event organiz- for sports specific training and "We did a iot of running and conditioning - Fun, however, is still part of the equation: "We work hard, but we do ers, the medicine ball is a great general exercise. hard work that's paying off now." have fun!" Ryan added. The three seniors - Forde, Kaitlyn Pascale, and tool for a complete workout. It To register for the workout, call Coaches Johnson and Catania, while new to Nashira Washington - are enthusiastic about the team and their ability can be used to strengthen shoul- 973-218-9100, or visit Can Do at Oak Knoll this winter, are no strangers to stren- to manage work and pleasure. ders, back, arms and legs as well 750 Morris & Essex Turnpike. uous preparation; nor are they strangers to each other. These two students of former Oak Knoll The girls face a demanding upcoming schedule. The District Tour- Co.ach Derrick Hoff were teammates at St. nament will take place today (Saturday) where Oak Knoll must qualify Benedict's Prep and Rutgers University. Their in all three weapons (foil, epee, saber) if the Royals are to successful- pond- dynamics with each other and their athletes are By COLLEEN ly defend their 2003 state title. The NJSIAA Finals are two weeks from clearly helpful, as the Royals are finding them- KLING today, and before that, on February 18th, OKS will compete at the Prep selves extremely prepared to match up against Schools Championship Meet. some of the best teams in the state. mmmmmstawmmimmmiim As far as these girls and their coaches are concerned, Oak Knoll has Such was the meet against Voorhees, which the ability, the enthusiasm, and the determination to produce another SUMMIT — The arctic weather Ice skating is permitted from 4 - resulted in a close loss to an opponent ranked fourth in New Jersey. Al- championship season. The spirited team will continue to prepare in- is good for something. 9 p.m. on weekdays, and from II though Oak Knoll absorbed a defeat, the OKS fencers provided great tensively and should be a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming The Board of Recreation an- a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturdays and Sun- competition and proved their worthiness of a spot in the 'Top-10' rank- tournaments. nounced that the pond at the Summit days, weather permitting. ings. Municipal Golf Course is open for For more information, call the With a present 6-2 record, the Royals have accomplished several no- ice skating effective 4 p.m. Fridav. Summit Board of Recreation at 908- table dual-meet victories and placed among the first 10 schools at the Editor's note: Colleen is a senior at Oak Knoll School in Summit. Jan. 23. 277-2932.

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ByARTPOLAKOWSKI idence improved its record to 8-6. The 215 range. With his unavailability. loss left Oratory with an 11-5 mark. Oratory's best alternative was Matt: NEW PROVIDENCE - While The Pioneers have one league Stanczak, a 6-3, maybe 170-pound.' die schedule has become a tad easier game (against Springfield) remain- freshman who's been starring ai the , Nptf PROVIDENCE - The ' The 4 X 400-meter relay had a terrific performance, for a New Providence High School ing in their middle division of the four-position all winter. Stanczak re- boysli&New Providence High finishing 5th with a time of 3:55.7. That unit consisted basketball team hoping to obtain a MVC, but that's after today's state sponded with perhaps his best over- Schpi's 2003/04 indoor track of Beer, junior Scott Eriksen, sophomore Eric Weiss and favorable seed in the State Tourna- tourney cut-off. Meanwhile, there all performance so far this season. i squaffiwouldn't hesitate to tell Taking senior Mike Morison. ment, health-related .issues are still were five consecutive outings "Our statistician had Matt for 15 you & the winter season is The Pioneers finished second in the Valley Division, making it somewhat of a tricky go against the loop's small-school divi- rebounds," Grande related. The coach i mucE"• different from cross- Pioneers behind Bound Brook, under the meet's scoring system with the Pioneers. For although point sion. New Providence has converted need not have added this youngster is country during the fall (for the which lumped the divisions together in terms of place guard Brandon Doyle suited up for the first three (Technology, Manville, going to be quite a player over die ncn distance runners) and track & points. Had the results had been scored separately - the first time Tuesday evening since Oratory) into victories, and the goal several seasons. Especially, if the sib- field during the spring. within divisions - New Providence would have won the missing a half-dozen games with a was surely to be 10-6 when the NJSI- ling genes hold true. "There's definitely more of divisional crown by a slim margin over the Crusaders. deep thigh bruise, the NP hoopsters AA entries were sent this weekend. "Matt's got three older brothers. a laid-back atmosphere to win- On January 17, the squad traveled down to Princeton are currently without power forward Yesterday's encounter with Bound and the 'shortest' is 6-6," Grande re- ter track," says junior Brian to partake in the NJSIAA State Relays. Against 56 other Aaron Grossman, sidelined by Brook was virtually an assured 'W,' lated, in speaking of a family thai BeeC'a runner through all Group I high schools the Pioneers put up outstanding what's being termed a mild case of but (this past) Thursday at Kenil- moved to Westfield from Indiana :• e mono. three seasons °f & school times-in various relays. wortb. projected as a fifty-fifty couple years ago. proposition. year;,"It's a time where most Once again, the 4 X 400 unit shined, finishing in sev- Grossman missed his third game However, Tuesday night, the big of us can cool off from the rig- enth place with a time of 3:50.7 minutes. The 4 X 800 Tuesday when New Providence host- Oratory had secured its State guy .with the final say was Conte, who orous\ cross-country season and the high hurdles relay each finished in ninth place. ed local rival Oratory Prep in a Tournament berth several weeks ago, scored a game-leading 19 points de- and prepare ourselves for the Running in the 4 X 800 were Beer, Weiss, and two Mountain/Valley Conference for the Rams were 9-1 at one stage of spite struggling through uncharacteris- main track season during the By DAVE sophomores, Scott Kilian and Chase Loncao. Hurdling crossover contest. And prior to tip- the campaign. Oratory Coach Dave tically poor shooting from the free spring," were junior Tim Grant, and sophomores Hiren Patef, off, Coach Art Cattano wasn't even Grande viewed this opportunity to throw line. Mike would have tallied in As a former indoor track SASSAROL1 Tim Kunyz, and Beau Pizzi. sure Doyle would play either. play (in his case, larger-school) the high 20's had his foul shots beer: participant, this Columnist Can ammmmmmmmimmimimmmm Individual accomplishments during winter track & "Brandon's practiced twice since crossovers as preparation for taking dropping at their normal rate. attest to the relaxation and ex- field, like the spring season that follows it, are measured being cleared, but we didn't dress on stronger opposition. Sophomore Tyler Kitson. who ;: hilaration of running in the school hallways, giving in a system of points. Weiss currently leads the squad him last night [Monday] against The visitors were likewise miss- been starting at the point in Doyle's ab- high-fives to passersby, and cooling off outside after a with a point total of 16, followed by Piech with 13 Manville," Cattano reported. 'That ing a primary person last Tuesday, as sence, added 10 points as New Provi- long run. But despite training in a convivial atmosphere points, and Beer with 8 points. was on the advice of our trainer. starting center Sean Gilligan still had dence's other double-figure scorer. that would have adverse effects on other squads, the Pi- Individually, the Pioneers certainly take pride in their Brandon wants to play, and we'll see about 10 stitches in from the original Junior Mike Maolucci paced On:-' oneer trackletes continue to perform successfully. accomplishments and are encouraged to do so. But for how things go tonight." 30 it took to close a cut above the left tory with 17 points. Slackman added Hie squad came into this season with high expecta- the true Pioneer tracklete, nothing is more exhilarating As it went, Doyle only wound up eye he'd suffered upon hitting the 12 markers to the Rams' total, while tions after graduating just a couple guys from a year ago. than carrying that baton and then handing it off to a playing about 10 minutes, but the 5- floor during a practice. And with the the third guy in their three-guard The team's veteran leadership, commitment, and experi- teammate, the exchange perfectly measured from weeks 8 junior looked pretty good consider- necessity to match up against New alignment, Perry Saifi, chipped in ence have been reflected in the results so far this cam- of practice. ing. He contributed a couple key bas- Providence's 6-3, 235-pound pivot with 9. paign. The Pioneers are a consummate example of a squad kets and got the benefit of what guy Mike Conte, it wasn't the ideal Oratory's has lost only to Kenii- The Pioneers visited the familiar indoor complex at that, in a positive environment permeating from the proved the game's decisive officiat- occasion for Oratory to be without its worth in its lower-conference divi- Drew University for the Mountain/Valley Conference coaching staff down to the ranks of the freshmen, enjoys ing call, when referee Stan Abro- largest player. sion, meaning the Ranis would sain Championships on January 4th. Competing in the shot- what it does: training to win and winning with consis- mavage whistled Oratory point "Sean's not the basketball athlete a share of that MVC crown in by put, seniors Greg Piech and Bruce Fryer both finished in tency. guard John Slackman for a push-off Conte is," Coach Grande acknowl- winning their home rematch against the top eight, fourth and seventh, respectively. against Doyle, as Slackman was edged, "but he works very hard on the Bears this coming Tuesday night. Senior Paul Therattil crossed the tape with a time of working for his shot with the Rams defense and would at least have pro- The Rams had claimed a portion of 11 35 m the 3200-meter event, good enough for eighth down a point (46-45) and under a vided us a comparable body to bang that league title a year ago, splitting place In the 800-meter race, Beer also finished eighth Editor's note: Dave is a junior at New Providence minute to play. against Conte." the 2002/03 divisional championship place with a time of 2:16.9 minutes. High School. The final was 50-45. as New Prov- The 6-4 Gilligan weighs in the with MamiUe

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Study Skills. Great kids, Kiamie Agency, Inc. of the law. To report Call 908464-2581 savvy, exp. in QuickBooks, proven program, thor- discrimination, call the SUMMIT - '2 BRs, renov Is a Cranford based com- RECEIVING CLERK A/P, A/R helpful or good ough training. After- Office of Fair Housing dwntwn landscaped set- pany serving Central Un- BERKELEY HElGHTS-walking GET PAID math skills. Various du- noons, 3pm-5pm, 2-4 and Equal Opportunity ting, live-in mgr. dw/ mi- ion County. Full time, flex- distance to public transp. ties, clerical and admin. days per week. Call of the U.S. Department cro/ h-hw, hdwd firs. 1 kghmmhhca&on time, and part-time. Gener- TO SHOP Fax resume and salary re- Simone Milter 973-467- of Housing and Urban mo. sec. EIK. $1310. Call & shopping. Male over 21, ous Commission Schedule Pose as customers for quirements to: Aprii 908- 0336, or email Development (HUD) at 973-2730041, &6pm non-smoking. Kit privi- and Kiamie Bonus Plan. Full-time position available to receive, track, set-up store evaluations. Se- 272-1172. ([email protected]) 1-B00-669-9777. The HUD leges, priv. BA, $500/mo. + cret shoppers needed Pleasant working conditions TTY telephone number SUMMIT- Effective for Oc- utils. 90S5650120 preprinted advertising inserts for weekly newspa- for local stores, res- $$Unemployed?? in Downtown Cranford on for the hearing im- cupancy on 2/15/04- 2-3 OFFICE busy South Avenue. High BR., LR, KIT., 1 full bath, NEW PROVIDENCE-non- ************ taurants and theaters. AFFORDABLE HEALTH- paired is 212-708-T455. pers. Other duties: prepare mail reports and inser- Front desk, keyboard knowl- name recognition and out- finished basement, w/1/4 smoking w/kitchen privi- AN EXCITING Flexible hours. Email CARE! $59.87/month edge essential. Good peo- standing training. Call for bath, walking distance to leges. $115/wk. 908- tion orders. Requirements: computer literacy New challenge awaits required. 1-800-585- per Family. No limita- ple skills, prefect diction and CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. Elem. School, HS, bus 464-3352 you with great earning 9024 ext. 6069. tions. All Pre-existing Homes for Sale 330 grammar. FT, PT flex. Cran- 908-276-2400, EsL 118. stop, friendly neighbor- [Wordj Excel], ability to learn low to use a forklift potential. Mentor guid- Conditions OK. Call SUMMIT AREA - priv., near ford. 908-272-2080 Ask for Arthur Kiamie. hood, 1 mo. security, HAIRDRESSER United Family! (800) 6 REPOSSESSED LOG train/shops, w/kft $480 mo.- [will train] and ability' to manually lift up to 50 lbs. ance & training. Flexible $1750. mo. + util., ref. With and without 250-2095 XI075 HOMES! EMERGENCY DIS Florence 908-464-9564 hours. Licensing school. PARALEGAL required. 973-701-0556 on a limited basis. Good communication skis and Salary compensation op- following. CE06619 POSAL! Mill Liquidation: Boutique law firm on Mor- Employment 2/3/4/5 bedroom floor- after 6pm. SUMMIT-lg. attractive room, tions. Call for Career Call 908-903-0300 attention to detail are also required, This position ris Ave. (wiww.gohbw.com} plans. Superior Quality: pre- fully-furnished like a gra- Seminar: in Union seeks commer- cision pre-cut assembly/ SUMMIT- Nice, 4 rm. apt. cious guest room. Sheets, works with related departments throughout tie JEANNE SCOLA HELP WANTED cial paralegal. Litigation CARPENTER warranty. Hand selected pine. avail. 3/1 S1150 + utils. blankets, towels, many & transactions matters. N/S Also spac. 1 BR, 31100 extras, provided. 2 clos- company (DO travel involved]. Competitive salary & In Betkeiey Heights DENTAL Exp., tools and car Details: 1-800-471-1B11. We will train you. Warm req'd. Must speak Eng. MUST SELL! SACRIFICE! + utils. 908-273-4094 ets, Adjoining BA, Cable benefits. & friendly env. E-mail re- ASSISTANT Rough & finished work in TV. A/C. Share kit, w/d, GARWOODBest Buy 3BR, 1 % BA SUMMIT-NO FEE! Modern nice dog w/single owner. sume, salary req. & PT. We seek a dynamic, high-end residential con- If Saies/Customer Newlyfleno.. $289,930. Call De- 1BR w/C/A, deck w/d. No lease. Perfect For Per- phone # with avail, to energetic person to join struction. Punch list spe- Respond by FAX: forest Realtors. Pets ok! FREDERICK son In Transition or Busy Service gdnOgdnlaw. com. No our progressive New cialist a +. Year round 9086081850 MARK REALTORS 908- Executive. Non-smoking. Challenging fast pace raxes please. Providence office. We of- work. Subs welcome. 5984005 90&273-5408 (908] 575-6713 and varied sales and Process mecfical daims fer an opportunity to grow Growth opp./ benefits. jscola® customer service task as a valued member of Call 908-898-7400 UNION - 2 BR, LR, DR, EIK, from home! Use your own SUMMIT: Room for rent Don Lewars, involving office products computer! Find out how our team. If you are inter- off st. prkg., bsmnt. stor- (j weichertrealtors.net $125 per week. Call 908- & copying services. Per- to spot a medical billing ested in an excellent sal- age, incl. ht/hw, conv. 59&0522 son should be able to scam from the Federal ary plus benefits call 908- OFFICE Mlliiiiill to trans., no pets, n/s, or email to work one on one or as a Trade Commission, 1 665-1161.' Exp. & X-Ray li- Stop paying over 1.95% 51550/ mo., 114 mo. sec. team player. Must be 877-FTC-HSLP. A mes- cense prefd. ASSISTANT interest on home Call after 5pm ;.com £nfry level position. Must computer literate and 903-665-0059 nave knowledge of sage from NJN Publishing PT, start ASAP. Busy, loan. We've ap- have good communica- and the FTC. proved individuals accounting & Excel. DR.'SASST. & landscaping company in Westfield- 1/2BR, EIK, LR, tion skills. Full or P/T. Watchung seeks respon- w/ bad credit, Great benefits, oppor- MASSAGE bankruptcy. Free deck, walk to train/town. tunity for arowth. Fax re- Sales/Stock PT DENTAL sible individual for exten- Call 908-233-7501 or J debt analysis - 800- BEDMINSTER-End unit fur- -"-e 908-771-9349 THERAPIST sive phone and office du- 908-522-0003 Assistant RECEPTIONIST ties. 25-30 hours./wk. $9- 887-9053, nished 2 BR, 2 BTH Needed for busy Sum- For fast growing family chi- Townhouse for Rent! LR Varied stock handling $11.50/hr. Fax resume: www.loannow.com mit office. Must have ropractic office in New 908-668-7575, call Vale- LoanNow Financial, w/cath ceil, fpl, MBR duties dealing with office good people skills. We Providence seeking en- a full-service mort- w/vaulted ceil and sliders products. Person should rie 908-663-5858 Commercial ADVERTISING will train. 908-522-1455 thusiastic, responsible per- to Ige. deck. $1450/mo. be neat, organized and gage banker-broker. Iv. msg. son. Willing to train. Good Eileen Sergent (908)522- t ooptj to grow with able to lift 50 lbs. valid interpersonal skills re- TREE CLIMBERS 8222. Burgdorff, Realtors n health agency in drivers license a plus quired. Health benefits 2 yrs exp. required. FT. iBitiiiii ERA, Summit Office 908- i-an PT to start, Full or PT. - OFFICE/STORE FOR RENT - Real Estate available. F/T both positions good pay. start ASAP. 273-8000 _ hrs / * Must be Roselle Pk, 500 sf, Cal! 308-771-0707 90S-413-0574 $1,000,128 Chestnut St. We are looking for an advertising ani?ed computer lit- Copy iaohine Assistant = 908-241-1131 ; erate with excellent Operator Looking for a FT self- GILLETTE-Sunrise 3BR, 2 1/2 sales professional for a full-time ! ahone and people skills. motivated person with MEDICAL WE BUY HOUSES BA garg., NP. NS, avail, Motivated self-starter, ) 973-701-9832 strong administrative Fast Cash, Fast Closing, immed. $2100. 908-647- detail oriented, a team Account Executive position in the and organizational skills. ASSISTANT Any Condition, S250.000 or less. 5951 player and able to han- Communication and Part time needed for 908-587-9118 advertising department of our dle varied workloads. computer skills a must. busy chiropractic office Will run various ma- CAREGIVER- For the elderly- in Berkeley Heights. 4 GARAGES FOR RENT (2), Somerville office. Established chines including color, Please call English speaking, exc. evenings/week 4:30-8:30 STORAGE ONLY, cement digital, wide format, and 973-375-4580 ret. 908-317-0172 Jobs available in over 150 pm, and alternating Sat- fir, dry, elec, S100/mo. territory with good customer base related bindery equip. careers, plus: urdays 8-5 pm. Must ba EUR. LADIES provide livein/ Call Bob 908-608-0962 * Enlistment Bonuses for Exp. pref. but will train an energetic individual live-out companionship/care and room to grow. The right MYRTLE BEACH/ certain careers person who is computer with good communica- for SENIORS. 908-931-1941 ORLANDO LUXURY RESORT SUMMIT - oversized garage, candidate will have advertising sales "' Up to S10.000 Student literate and has good REAL ESTATE tion skills. Will train the VILLAS 2,3,4 bedrooms $100/mo., avail, immed. NORTH, SC-OCEANFRONT! Loan Repayment communication skills. Assistants needed for right person. Call 90S- EUROPEAN CARE $79,900 - $149,900 FULLY 9085180650 Luxury Properties- Great Prices. experience and strong customer * Up io 100% Tuition assis- Full time days. Top Producers in busy 665-0770 or fax resume Companions, Housekeeping FURNISHED. Use/Then rent Summer Beach Rentals. Pri- tance downtown Summit Of- lo:908-36S-000S Childcare to vacationers. Lake Mar- CLASSIFIED vate homes/condos. Spring/' service and organizational skills. * High Tech training Call DERCO fice. Must have NJ real live in/out Reliable. Bonded ion Golf Resort Sales Summer Get-A-Ways! Free Bro- High school grads age 17- estate license and be 973-2794831 (888) 382-0088 For chure. 1*00-5250225. Must be able to work within (908)464-3000 Rentals (877)504-3500 www.elliottrealty.com- Pre- 27 or prior service mem- computer literate. WWW.LEKON.NET WORKS! bers from any branch, call Cal! 908-522-3836 MEDICAL www.lakemarion.net view Properties! deadlines. Salary plus commission, 1-300-423-USAF or visit EXP. CAREGIVER looking for live- excellent benefits, and 401k. r AJRF0RCE.COM REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST in or out position to care foi U.S. AIR FORCE CASTING FT. No weekends. Med. elderly or home bound Car & CROSS INTO THE BLUE SALES Exp. required. Billing/ refs. 90&337-7452 For a confidential interview, call Looking for Motivated Coding knowledge a t. Bi- PAINTING CO ASSISTANT individual seeking to lingual necessary. Call HELPING HANDS ERRAND Maria <8 908-239- 8 Carol Hladun at 908.575.6734 Local real estate inves- TALENT SEARCH increase income.' Suc- SERVICE. Shopping, post » Residential Interior * Exterior 3667 Mon.-Thurs. 9-11am tor looking for a self Actors, Models and cessful real estate office office, veterinary, etc. s ONLY! or fax resume to 908.575.6726 starter with computer/ Movie Extras needed needs self starters to Call 973-223-5229 Wallpaper removal • Installation phone skills. Approx. immediately in your handle our growing 9 Area! No Experience Drywall installation and repair 30hrs/ week. 310/hr. sales. Call Vita Zoltak for P/T SCHOOL NURSE HOUSEKEEPERS, Please cal! 877-815- necessary. Call 1-877- confidential interview 8 The Overlook Child Care NANNIES, ELDER CARE Powerwashing 5016 797-7827 Ext 507 908-272-2570 ext 12, Center has an immediate All nationalities/Lie. Bonded Laid off? Work from home. REAL ESTATE SUPT./ opportunity for a part-time AURORA AGENCY • Deck treatments Be your own Bo$$! First, RESIDENT MGR. School Nurse. RN/LPN NJ 170 Morris Ave. L. Br. NJ FULLY INSURED * REFERENCES • FREE ESTIMATES The largest weekly Entrepreneur wanted. call the Federal Trade Upscale; 35 unit Garden Apt License required. Flexible 732-222-3369 SINCE 1978 - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Must be willing to work Commission to find out suburban West Orange area schedule, Mon.-Fri. Inter- newspaper group in whenever you want, be how to spot work-at-home Ideal for mature/retired ested candidates please HOUSEKEEPING THOMAS J. PAMPALONE your own boss, and enjoy schemes. 1-877-FTC- couple. Salary plus 2BR apt call (908) 273-7027 ext. 56 11 yrs exp. ,w/ transportation. unlimited earnings. Let's HELP. A message from Box #413. Chatham NJ or fax resume w/salary req. 908-790-1852 or , 973-635-8300 908-277-2764 New Jersey talk. 888-942-4053. NJN FWshirg aid the FTC. 07928 to (908) 277-0553. 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MAYTAG DRYER in mint FORMER IRS AGENT PRE- LANDSCAPING $19,000 908-276-8844 roof, CD, 75K mi., condition. 5 years old, PARES ind. & corporate GUTTER CLEANIIG s • Fully-Insured $10,000. o/b/o. 908- Complete Landscape BMW Z3 '96 - 20,000 mi., asking $100 Call 908 Financial/Business returns & resolves all IRS S75 Most Homes 241-5790 Services & Snotvptowing orig. owner, gar'd., sil- 4646721 problems, Lowest prices, WANTED- Someone who * I0MCUCCKIEU0 ver, exc. cond,, wood NISSAN PATHFINDER SE '98- CHEW SUBURBAN 1 CJ 973-984-2997 does dressmaking and al- DKGANOnTERCQ. Commercial • Residential QUEEN SOFABEO beige veneer, 6 CD player, exiremely clean, loaded, LS- '00 V»r/ ni terations in their spare 908-322-2014 r w/pastef strips; needs Celebrating 20 Years 973-376-3827 loaded. $14,000 908- 63K mi., many roof rack cond,, 2»h mi $2j time. 90»$47-9479 cleaning $45. Call 908- of Dedicated Service 232-1103 access. $ll,25D/obo. 908-654-7150 598-9015 KEN LEPORE 908-608-0962 Bob • Owners on ei.rery job CHEVY TAHOE LT 'CO YOUTH BEDROOM SET-twin ADVERTISING- Full Color di- CADILLAC SEDAN DEV1LLE- * Easy to communicate SPA. Will Sacrifice. NISSAN SENTRA IX '97- gray/gray, 40k mi. white platform bed $6t>. rect mailed magazine. GUTTERS '03- Pear) White, 25K r-Person Loaded. $2999 miles, garaged. Senior 48K, exc. cond., $3,500. loaded w/leather. or: White five drawer dresser High Profit. Low Overhead • Reliable Service LOVING CARE FOR YOUR LEADERS Never Used. Includes owned. $29,000. o/b/o. Ask for Ralph 201-650- seat, sunrt, trailer pack $95 White night stand and Startup. Great Busi- « Fully Insured PRECIOUS ONE- in nur- Installed, repaired Custom Cover. Will De- 732-381-0102 4568 age etc. $22,500. (na^i $25 or SO. 973-635-1374 ness opportunity for moti- turing and safe envir. liver. Fuil Warranty. 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Your own lo- Commercial • Residential & out, full power, FORD EXPEDITION XLT 24x36 was $11,900, sell Quality Childcare llipi $5,300. 40x60 was cal candy route. Includes GUTTERS Free Estimates CHEVY CORVETTE '99 - $3700. 732-259-9920 black, 71K rr« Icaa- 908-66S-4884 black on black leather, $18 900, sell $8,900. 30 Machines and Candy iiliii A. RICH'S MASONffiY 973<555-1530,973^565-1799 leather seats, VCF/ <-- All for $9,995. Call 1-800- CLEANED 6 spd, 23K, 345 hp. pristine OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 6 CD changer 3'a - 50x125 was $46,800, Sdewcfe, steps, RR ties, cond., $25,000/obo 908- CRUISER SW 'S+-great sell $18,800. Call Now! 998-VEND. patios, driveway sed- great cond. $'30X,>_- LIGHT HAULING 868-6021 or908-273-4572 cond., 7SK mi., pw, pdls, 908-654-3969 Rodney (800)211-5983 A* MARS/NESTLE VENDING coaiing & small repairs. Rree ABS. $2,500. 973-635- REASONABLE RATES AT NO COST TO YOU" NEW ROUTE. Unique Machine. estimates 933-464-7446 CHRYSLER SEBRING JXI- 0614 POWER WHEELCHAIRS, Great Opportunity! Prime "96- Conv.- 81k. 118K CARPENTRY 908-273-4340 J. GUERRIERO Kes./Corn. Kemoval, PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA SCOOTERS, HOSPITAL Locations Available now! hwy. mi., loaded, S57CQ. STILL NEED A WEBSITE? Additions • Attics • MASONRY & SIDEWALKS pruning, storm damage, '92 - green w/gold BEOS AND DIABETIC SUP- Excellent Profit Potential. o/b/o. 908-347-3410 CHEVROLET VENTURE Mi '' Affordable sites built for Basements • Decks patios, retaining wails, & stump grinding, Land stripes, V8, fuel inject,, PLIES CALL 1-800-843- Investment Required, VAN '00-6 pass. 55K m business/personal. • Garages waterproofing. cleaning. All work DODGE STRATUS '98-dark auto, A/C, PS. PB, PW, T- 9199 OR 1-866-242-4748 $10k and under. Toll Free great shape aslir_ 908-265-2436 Sheetrock & Repairs 973-635-0564 auaranteed. Fully Ins red, V6, pb, ps. stereo tops, Pioneer am/fm CD TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY. 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MAIL, TO: NJN PCBLIISHESTG, CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT i '- P.O. BOX 32, FLEMINGTON, NJ O8822 |R •_. J PAGE 12 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, February 7. 2004 Track crews

SHERIFF SALE 11/19/03 IS IN THE AGGRE- The application forms and AMEND CHAPTER 6.12 Myung & David Bondy provement or purpose by the TH zone originally but now de- BOROUGH OF GATE SUM OF S137.34 4TH supporting documents are on CATS, SECTION 6.12.030 LI- 59 Hobart Avenue Prior Ordinance. scribed in the language and NEW PROVIDENCE SHERIFFS NUMBER: QUARTER 2003 TAXES IN file in the Department of Com- CENSING REQUIREMENTS Block 2611 Lot 4 Section 5. The followingad - fistsd in Article 4 as TH-1), PLANNING BOARD fashioning CH 757692 THE SUM OF 31,874.51 ARE munity Services. 512 Spring- OF THE CODE OF THE Denied ditional matiers are hereby de- 4. The revision date of DUE ON 11/1/03, field Avenue, and may be in- TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY termined, declared, recited and 12/2/03 and the ordinance TAKE NOTICE, at the Planning DIVISION: CHANCERY spected any workday between HEIGHTS (Explanation: This Gerald & Cassandra Yorio stated: number that goes with it were Board Meeting of the Borough 82 x .25 = S20.50 the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 Ordinance amends the fees for 102 Kent Place Blvd. (a) The said purpose de- left off. of New Providence, held on COUNTY: UNION p.m. Any interested party may annual Cat licenses) Block 1303 Lol 3 scribed in Section 3 of this 5. The map legend should February 3, 2004, approval a year appear at the hearing and par- Granted in part bond ordinance is not a current be changed to say TH-1 town- was granted to C.R. Bard, Inc., DOCKET NO.: F1067003 SHEHIFF SALE ticipate (herein, subject to Ihe 3. "AN ORDINANCE TO expense and is a property or fiouse-1. owner and application of prop- rules of the Board. AMEND CHAPTER 8 HEALTH William & Jennifer Rustum improvement which the City 5. The list oi zones says erty located at 730 Central Av- SUMMIT - Some folk find winter track PLAINTIFF: UNITf1 BANK SHERIFF NUMBER: AND SAFETY, OF THE 41 Knob Hill Drive may lawfully acquire or make "RAH-1 Affordable Housing enue, known and designated athletes - often seen sprinting through the CH 757510 Menza S Beissel Homes, Inc. TOWNSHIP CODE OF THE Block 3002 Lot 20 as a generaf improvement, and Zones". None of the other as Lots 20 & 32, Block 210, on DEFENDANT; ANTHONY C. Applicant TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY Granted no part of the cost thereof has zones say "zones" and it is only Ihe Tax Map of the Borough of science department hallways or running DiMUZIO & CATHERINE DIVISION: CHANCERY S.H.: 2/7/04 HEIGHTS TO CREATE A FEE been or shall bs specially as- one zone, not zones. The word New Providence, NJ for Prelim- over ice patches in the snow - amusing. In inary and Final Minor Site Plan DIMUZIO H/2, JOHN DOE •& SCHEDULE FOR VITAL STA- Atul Kansgat sessed on property specially "zones" should be deleted. Approval for installation of an order to be an avid participant, however, MARY DOE COUNTY: UNION 45x.25 = S11.25 TISTICS" {Explanation: This 43 Blackburn Road benefited thereby. emergency generator with as- VJBIT OF EXECUTION DATE: ordinance creates Ihe fee Block 2804 Lot 14 £bj The period of usefulness NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT senior distance athlete Clare Needham sociated appurtenances. -ANUAFIY 06. 2004 DOCKET NO.: F734503 schedule for certified copies oi Granted in part of said purpose within ihe limi- HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE maintains that one must maintain "a fine NOTICE OF HEARING Vital Statistics tations of said Local Bond Law, COMMON COUNCIL OF THE SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY PLAINTIFF: OHIO SAVINGS FOR PUBLICATION Dennis M. GaMn. Secretar/ according to the reasonable life CITY OF SUMMIT, as follows: Nancy M. Pasquale balance between incredible self-motivation "HE I85H DAY OF FEBRU- BANK 4. "AN ORDINANCE TO Zoning Board of Adjustment thereof computed from the date Acting Secretary, and determination." JRVA.D. 2004 TAKE NOTICE THAT Ihe AMEND CHAPTER 5.04 AL- of the said bonds authorized by Section 1. That ths Appendix, Planning Board DEFENDANT: OSMAN S. ALI; Zoning Board ol Adjustment of COHOLIC BEVERAGE LI- DATED: February 3, 2004 this bond ordinance, is fifteen A. Zone Map. of the above en- And no group of people possess these "JUDGEMENT AMOUNT" AMINAH.ALI: SO OK HWANG the City oi Summit New Jersey CENSES, SECTION 5.04.020 (15) years. titled ordinance be amended Date:2/4/04 will hold a hearinc on February FEES OF THE CODE OF THE S.H.: February 7, 2004 jc) The supplemental debt and supplemented as follows: traits better than the Summit girls and boys =OUP-HUNDRED ELEVEN WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: 23, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in the TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY statement required by said Lo- The Dispatch: 2/7/04 2003/04 winter track teams. Although the THOUSAND FOUR-HUN- AUGUST 18, 2003 City Hall Council Chambers, HEIGHTS" I Explanation: This 42 x.25 = $10.50 cal Bond Lsw has been duly 1. The Celanese property on program's head coach, Mr. Richard 3RED THIRTY FOUR & 512 Springfield Avenue, Sum- Ordinance amends the fees for made and filed in the office of Shunpike Road is shown as 26 x .25 = S6.50 SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY mit, New Jersey, to consider an liquor licenses) the City Clerk and a complete being in the RO-15 zone. Thomasey, has been on medical leave, the application affecting the prop- •4411,434.59) THE 3RD DAY MARCH A.D. CITY OF SUMMIT executed duplicate thereof has 2. All subdivisions approved athletes profess that assistant coaches Neal 2004 erty whose street address is 5. "AN ORDINANCE TO FINAL PASSAGE been fried in the office of the Di- by the Planning Board through known as 12 Woodcroft Road. ATTORNEY: BUDD LARNER AMEND CHAPTER 5.20 PED- ORDINANCE #04-2586 rector of the Division of Local December 31, 2003 be reflect- BOROUGH OF Sharma and Adam Fern have been doing an GROSS HOSENBAUM "JUDGMENTAMOUNT" Ths conditions affecting this DLERS AND SOLICITORS, Government Services in Ihe ed. NEW PROVIDENCE excellent job developing and training this GREEMBERG & SADE property and the reason for the SECTION 5.20.070 LICENSE BOND ORDINANCE MAKING Department of Community Af- 3. The Stephens-Miller site PLANNING BOARD WOODLAND FALLS CORPO- SIX-HUNDRED FIVE THOU- application being heard are as FEE OF THE CODE OF THE A SUPPLEP.1ENTAL APPRO- fairs of the State of New Jersey, be shown as TH-1. year's team. As senior captain Simon Kwak RATE PARK SAND FIVE-HUNDRED follows: The propcsal requests TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY PRIATION OF S75.000 FOR and such statement shows 4. The revision date of TAKE NOTICE, at the Planning claims, "Mr. Thomasey's presence is.still 200 LAKE DR. EAST SUITE TWENTY NINE & 39/100 a variance to allow the con- HEIGHTS" (Explanation: This THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE that, while the net debt of the 12/2/03 and the ordinance Board Meeting of the Borough 100 (3605,529.39) struction of a detached garage Ordinance amends the fees for ELEVATOR AT THE SPRING- City determined as provided in number 2580 be shown. of New Providence, held on with us, but Mr. Sharma and Mr. Fern are CHERRY HILL. NJ OB002- of 792 square feet which ex- Peddler and Solicitors permits) FIELD AVENUE PARKING said Local Bond Law is not in- 5. The map legend should February 3, 2004, approval very devoted coaches." .'-605 ATTORNEY: FEDERMAN ceeds the maximum allowable GARAGE IN AND BY THE creased by this bond ordi- be changed to say: was granted to Patriots Village AND PHELAN. PC. garage of 576 sq. ft. and a 6. "AN ORDINANCE TO CITY HERETOFORE AUTHO- nance, the gross debt of the a. RAH-1 Affordable Hous- Associates, LLC owner and ap- The girls team has especially made SHERIFF; RALPH SUITE 210 heigh! variance to construct the AMEND CHAPTER 10.48 MU- RIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN City as defined In said Local ing pfcation of Property located at strides this year, as it placed third in the FROEHLICH 51 HADDONFIELD HD. roof at 19 feet, which exceeds NICIPAL PARKING LOTS, BY THE CITY OF SUMMIT, IN Bond Law is increased by the b. TH-1 townhouse-1 51 Division Avenue, known and CHERRY HILL. NJ 08002 the maximum allowable height SECTION 10.46.050 FEES THE COUNTY OF UNION, authorization of the bonds and designated as Lots 26 and 27, Union County Meet, procuring Summit's PULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION oil 5 feet. AND PROCEDURES OF THE NEW JERSEY, AND AUTHO- notes provided for in this bond Section 2. If any parts of this Block 121, on the Tax Map of highest showing wmmmmm!*MMmiimie*i3mmam IS FILED AT THE UNION SHERIFF: RALPH Applicant requests any other CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP RIZING THE ISSUANCE OF ordinance by 571,400, and the Ordinance are for any reason the Borough of New Provi- COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE; FROEHLICH '•'jaivers or variances as may be OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS" S71.400 BONDS OR NOTES said obligations authorized by held to be invalid, such adjudi- dence, NJ, for Preliminary and in recent history, required by Ihe Board or its (Explanation: This Ordinance OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- this bond ordinance will be cation shall not affect the valid- Final Site Plan Approval with Variances. and fifth at the DATES: 1/24/04. 1/31/04, FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION professionals al the time of the amends the fees for parking in ING SUCH SUPPLEMENTAL within all debt limitations pre- ity of the remaining portions of APPROPRIATION. /Tier Hill 2/7,'O4. 2/14/04 IS FIELD AT THE UNION hearing. the municipal parking lot) scribed by said Local Bond this Ordinance. Group I State Fi- Garage Renovations - Supple- COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. The application terms and Nancy M- Pasquale mental Funding S75,0Q0.00) Law. nals, despite de- FOUR-HUNDRED THIRTY supporting documents are on 7. "AN ORDINANCE TO - {d) An amount not exceeding Section 3. All ordinances or Acting Secretary, Topics EIGHT THOUSAND EIGHT- DATES: 2/7/04. 2/14/04. filed in the Department of Com- AMEND CHAPTER 5.24 TAXI- S27,000 for items of expense parts of Ordinances, which are Planning Board ploying a mere HUNDRED FIFTY SEVEN 2/21/04. 2/28/04 SUMMH munity Services. 512 Spring- CABS, SECTION 5.24.060- LI- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE listed in and permitted under inconsistent herewith, are re- eight participants. & 14/100 field Avenue, and may be in- CENSE FEE OF THE CODE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE seclion 40A:2-20 of said Local pealed, but only to the extent of Date: 2/4/04 TOTAL JUDGEMENT SIX-HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR spected on anv workday during OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE Bond Law may be included as the inconsistency. Although they AMOUNT: THOUSAND SEVEN-HUN- business hours. 8:00 a.m. to BERKELEY HEIGHTS" (Ex- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW part of the additional cost of The Dispatch: 2/7/04 have a particular- (5438857.14 DRED FORTY NINE & 51/100 4:00 p.m. Any interested party planation: This Ordinance JERSEY (not less than Iwo- said improvement and has Section 4. This Ordinance SUB73O TOTAL JUDGEMENT may appear at the hearing and amends the fees for thirds of all the members there- been included in the foregoing shall take effect immediately 25x.25= S6.25 ly strong under- AMOUNT: participate therein, subject to Taxicab/Limousine licenses of affirmatively concurring), AS S75.QD0 additional estimated following its final passage, pub- classmen lineup RE; Unity Bank v. Anthony (S654749.51 SUB7-30 the rules of ihe Board. and permits. FOLLOWS: cost thereof. lication as required by law, and C. Dimuzro and Catherine (e) This bond ordinance au- filing with the Union County BOROUGH OF with freshman Dimuzio. et. al. Property to be sold is located in James and Came'ia Lowry Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC Seclion 1. The improvement thorizes obligations of the City Planning Board. NEW PROVIDENCE Samantha Lee - Docket No. F-1067Q-03 the is located in the City of Applicants Township Clerk described in Section 3 of this solely for a purpose described Board of Health Summit, Couniy oi Union bond ordinance has heretofore in subsection {h) of section (Last additions in text indicated ORDINANCE 2004-1 who garnered the AS! that certain lot, piece or and State of New Jersey S.H.: 2/7/04 NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION been and is hereby authorized 40A:2-7 of said Loca! Bond by underline: deletions by second-place parcel ol land, with buildings as a general improvement to Law, and the said obligations "AN ORDINANCE AMEND- and improvements thereon Premises commonly Known as: 46 x .25 = S11.5O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN be made or acquired by The authorized by this bond ordi- ING AND SUPPLEMENTING medal at the State srscted. situated and lying and 40 Tanglewood Drive, Sum- that the foregoing Ordinance City of Summit, New Jersey, by nance are to be issued for a NOTICE OF ARTICLE XXVII OF THE SAN- Finals in the met- being in Ihe Township of Berke- mit, NJ 07901 was introduced on First Read- Section 3(a) of the bond ordi- purpose which is "self-liquidat- PENDING ORDINANCE ITARY STANDARDS CODE ley Heights. County of Union BOROUGH OF ing at a meeting of Ihe Town- nance (hereinafter called the ing" within tha meaning and OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW ric mile - sopho- and the Sate of New Jersey: BEING KNOWN as LOT 11. NEW PROVIDENCE ship Committee of the Town- "Prior Ordinance") of the City limitations of section 40A:2-45 The Ordinance published here- PROVIDENCE ENTITLED 'VI- 1 more Rachel BLOCK 5603, on the official BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ship of Berkeley Heights, adopted June 4, 2003 (#03- of said Local Bond Law and are with was introduced and TAL STATISTICS " Smith and junior By JAMIE STREET ADDRESS: a Fickler Tax Map of the City of Summit Adoption of Resolutions County of Union and State of 2562), entitled: "Bond ordi- deductible, pursuant to subsec- passed upon first reading at a Place New Jersey, on 1/20/04 and nance providing for the im- tion (c) of section 40A:2-44 of regular meeting of the Com- 5. Fees Heather Scudel- GREENMAN Dimensions: 144.03 ft. x The following Resolutions were that said Ordinances were sub- provement of the elevator at said Local Bond Law, from mon Council of the City of lari in the high- ^^^^^^^^^_^ TAX LOT AND BLOCK: Lot 30. 165.26 ft. x 20.00 ft. x 163.80 adopted at the Borough of New mitted for consideration and Springfield Avenue the parking gross debt of the City. Summit, in the County of Fees for certified copies of m IBimmms mm mm Block 903 ft. s 44.98 ft. Providence Board of Adjust- and final passage at the Public garage by the City of Summit, Section 6. The full faith and Union, New jersey held on birth, death and marriage cer- jump, junior La- * ^ ^^^ ment Meeting on Monday. Feb- Hearing to be held on 2/10/04 in the County of Union. New credit of the City are hereby TuesdEy, February 3, 2004. It tificates are set by the New toya Simpson in middle distance, and Jodi DIMENSION: Publish full legal Nearest Cross Street: Joanna ruary' 2. 2004, at Ihe Municipal at 8:00 p.m. or as soon there- Jersey appropriating S80.000 pledged to the punctual pay- will be further considered for fi- Providence Fee Ordinance and description (see Schedule A Way Center, 360 Elkwood Avenue. after and said Ordinances are and authorizing the issuance of ment of the principal of and in- nal passage after public hear- currently are as follows: Callender in hurdles and sprints, the girls attached hereto). New Providence: now scheduled for final pas- S83.600 bonds or notes of the terest on the said obligations ing thereon, at a regular meet- are led by a core group of seniors. The Sheriff hereby reserves sage and Public Hearing on City for financing such appro- authorized by this bond ordi- ing of said Common Council in 1. Birth Certificate $15.00 the right to adjourn this sale Deborah & Christopher Farley February 24, 2004 at 8:00 p.m. priation". The cost of the im- nance. Said obligations shali the Council Chamber at 5I2 2. Death Certificate S15.00 The senior class features captain and without further notice by Application #2003-58 at the Municipal Building, 29 provement described in Sec- be direct, unlimited obligations Springfield Avenue in said City 3. Marriage Certificate S15.00 SHERIFF SALE publication. 17 Holmes Avenue, New Provi- Park Avenue, Berkeley tion 3(a) ol this bond ordi- of the City and. unless paid on Tuesday, February 24,2004 sprinting demon Lizz Sigler, along with key dence, NJ Block 34. Lot 2, R-2 Heights, NJ. at which time and nance, estimated in June, from the revenues of the park- at 8:00 p.m. During Ihe weeks NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION distance runners Caroline Mannaerts and SHERIFF'S NUMBER: *Subject to any unpaid taxes, Zone. Nev/ Providence, NJ place all persons interested 2003. at 588,000 is now esti- ing utility of the City, the City prior to and up to and including therein or affected thereby will mated at $163,000. By the Pri- shall be obligated to levy ad the date of such meeting, Clare Needham, and highjumper Rachel municipal liens or other Seeking permission to con- I, Marilyn A. Gorgia, Board of 1 CH757711 charges, and any such taxes, struct an addition. be given an opportunity to be or Ordinance there has been valorem taxes upon ali the tax- copies of said ordinance and Health Secretary of the Turner. They've enabled the girls to be a charges, liens, insurance APPROVED heard concerning the same. appropriated to payment of Ihe able property within the City for Appendix A - Zone Map will be Board of Health of the Bor- DIVISION: CHANCERY premiums or other advances During Ihe week prior to and up cost of said improvement the the payment of said obligations made available at the Clerk's ough of New Providence, do dominant force this winter, and these track- sum of S88.G00.- lUs now nec- made by plaintiff prior to this KAM HING REALTY LLC the time of Public Hearing, and interest thereon without Office in said City Hall to the hereby certify that the fore- letes are looking forward to the 'Meet of essary for the City I'd raise the COUNTY: UNION sale. Ail interested parties Application #2Q03-23-A copies of said Ordinances will limitation of rate or amount. members of the general public going ordinance was intro- additional sum of S75.G00 to Champions' this month, Mannaerts, Need- are to conduct and reiy-upon 700 Central Ave.. Block 221. be available in the Municipal Section 7. The capital budget who shall request the same. duced ion first reading at a meet the remainder of said DOCKET NO.: F990003 their own independent'lnves- Lot 2.01. New Providence, NJ. Clerk's office in said Municipal or temporary capital budget of regular meeting of the Board ham, Lee, Smith, and Scudellari. along with S163.000 estimated cost of PLAINTIFF: CSFB 2003-1) tigation to ascertain whether LI Zone, New Providence. NJ Building, to the members of the the City is hereby amended to of Health held on passage at said improvement not provided DAVID L HUGHES Summit's 4 X 400-meterrelay unit, have all or not any outstanding inter- Requesting revision to sit plan genera! public who shall re- conform with the provisions of a regular meeting ID be held ALT A) by the appropriation therefore City Clerk est remain of record and/or approved by previous Board quest the same. this ordinance to the extent of on Thursday, March 11,2004, qualified for the 'Meet of Champions.' made by the Prior Ordinance. Dated: February 3, 2004 DEFENDANT: have priority over the line be- Resolution. any inconsistency herewith and S.H.: February 7. 2004 at 7:30 pjn. In the Municipal REGINA VILAR; MR. VILAR. ing foreclosed and, if so, the APPROVED Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC Section 2. For the said im- the resolutions promulgated by Center, 360 Elkwood Avenue, Likewise the boys team will-be sending HUSBAND OF REGINA VI- current amount due thereon. Township Clerk provement or purpose stated in the Local Finance Board show- 102 X.25 = 525.50 New Providence, New Jersey senior highjumper Anson Fraser and junior LAR; NJ LENDERS CORP.; ET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Dispatch: 2/7/04 Section 3(a) of this bond ordi- ing all detail of the amended , at which time and pace any ALS 94 x .25 = S23.50 Application #2003-56 nance, and in addition to the capital budget or temporary person who may be interest- sprinter Daryl Toney to the 'Meet of Cham- 1307 Springfield Avenue. 126 x.25 =$31.50 sum of S88.000 heretofore ap- capital budget and capital pro- CITY OF SUMMIT ed therein will be given an pions.' Despite the graduation of last year's WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Block 41, Lot 34 R-2 Zone, propriated therefore by Section gram as approved by the Direc- NOTICE OF CONTRACT opportunity to be heard con- JANUARY 09, 2003 NOTICE TO CREDITORS New Providence, NJ 3{a) of (he Prior Ordinance, tor, Division of Local Govern- AWARDED cerning said ordinance. Dur- distance star Dave Webster and the loss of Requesting Preliminary & Final TOWNSHIP OF there is hereby appropriated ment Services are on file with ing the week prior to and in- senior Ransom Smith to recuperation from SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY Estate of: MARGARET T. Site Plan Approval, expansion BERKELEY HEIGHTS the further sum or S75.000, in- the City Clerk and are available The Common Council of the cluding the date of such meeting, copies of said ordi- a previous ankle injury, these "athletes, led THE 3RD DAY OF MARCH MARTING A'K/A MARGARET of pre-exisling non-conforming cluding the sum of $3,600 as for public inspection. City of Summit has awarded a nance wili be made available A.D., S004 JANE MARTING. Deceased use. lo add a memorial garden PUBLIC NOTICE an additional down payment for Section 8. This bond ordi- contract without competitive by senior captain Simon Kwak, have en- at the Municipal Clerk's of- with plantings, benches, walk- said improvement or purpose nance shall take effect 20 days bidding as a professional ser- fice in said Municipal Center, joyed considerable success. •JUDGEMENT AMOUNT- Pursuant to the order of ways and a columbarium PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that required by lav/ and now avail- after the first publication there- vice (or extraordinary, unspeci- to the members of the gener- James S. LaCorte. Surrogate APPROVED the Township Committee of the able therefore by virtue oi pro- of after final adoption, as pro- fiable service) pursuant to FOUR-HUNDRED SIX THOU- al public who shall request Finishing fourth at the Iron Hills Con- of the County of Union, made Township of Berkeley Heights vision in a previously adopted vided by said Local Bond Law. N.J.SA 40A.i1-5(1)(a). This same." SAND FOUR-HUNDRED of the 30th day of January, PER1LLO, Warren has changed the date and budget or budgets of Ihe City contract and the resolution au- ference Meet, the Hilltoppers have seen FIFTY FOURS 14/100 A.D., 2004. upon the applica- Application #2003-55 starting time of the following for down payment or for capital Adopted: February 3,20.04 thorizing it are available for much improvement from freshmen Roma tion of the undersigned, as EX- 232 South Street, Block 234, meeting to add a Conference improvement purposes. Said Approved: February 3, 2004 public inspection in the office of Marilyn A. Gorgia Korkmazskiy and Matt Defonzo, sopho- (S406.454.14) ECUTOR of the estate of said Lol 14, A-2 Zone New Provi- Session. Executive Session additional appropriation of Jordan Glatt the City Clerk. Board of Health Secretary deceased, notice is hereby giv- dence, NJ may be held. This meeting was S75.000 shall be financed and Mayor more Dan Flaherty, and Fraser, who's met from the said additional ATTORNEY: STERN. en to the creditors of said de- Requesting revision to terms of contained on a list of meetings Attest: Awarded to: Jersey Profes- Date: February 4,2004 down payment, and from the putting together a breakout season. LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG ceased to exhibit to the sub- previous Resolution set forth by resolution dated David L. Hughes sional Management proceeds of negotiable bonds & WORGAARD, LLC scriber under oath or affirma- APPROVED January 1, 2004: City Clerk of (he City which are hereby Speaking on behalf of both the girls' and 293 EISENHOWER PKWY, tion their claims and demands STATEMENT For the Period: against the eslate of said de- authorized to be issued in Ihe boys' squads, Sigler explained that; "We've SUITE 300 Interested parties may review TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, principal amount of S71,400 Upon Compietion of Scope of LIVINGSTON. NJ 07039 ceased within six months from Ihe appropriate files between 2004 @ 8:00 P.M. The bond ordinance published Services NOTICE OF HEARING got a lot of new athletes who are sticking the date of said order. Ihe hours of B:30 A.M. - 4:00 WORK MEETING Section 3. pursuant to the herewith has been finally FOR PUBLICATION with it this year," - despite even more than SHERIFF: RALPH P.M., Monday through Friday at BERKELEY HEIGHTS MU- Local Bond Law of New Jersey. adopted on Tuesday, February Services: Police Depart- FROEHLICH THOMAS E. MARTING the Office oi ihe Board Secre- NICIPAL BUILDING In anticipation of the issuance 3, 2004, and ihe twenty-day ment Promotions TAKE NOTICE THAT the usual complications resulting from the FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION EXECUTOR tary (Engineering Dept) Munic- 29 PARK AVENUE of said bonds and to temporar- period of limitation within which Zoning Board of Adjustment of harsh weather. IS FIELD AT THE UNION ipal Center, 360 Elkwood Av- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ ily finance said improvement or a suit, action or proceeding Cost: S17.850.00 the City of Summit, New Jer- COUNT/ SHERIFFS OFFICE. ATTORNEYS enue, Naw Providence, NJ. TO: purpose, negotiable notes of questioning the validity of such sey, will hold a hearing on And so Summit's program has already BOURNE, NOLL& KENYON Office Telephone is 908-665- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, Ihe City in a principal amount ordinance can be commenced David L. Hughes March 1, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in DATES: 2/7/04, 2/14.'O4. 382 SPRINGFIELD AVE. 1124. 2004 @ 7:00 P.M. not exceeding $71,400 are as provided in Hie Local Bond City Clerk the City Hall Council Cham- met the goals of fielding a substantial 2/21/04. 2/28/04 SUMMH SUMMIT, NJ 07902 hereby authorized to be issued Law. has begun to run from the bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, amount of athletes season and qualifying Nancy M. Pasquale 1. 7:00 PM - Conference Ses- pursuant to and within the limi- date of the first publication of Dated: 6/17/03 Summit, New Jersey, to consid- for the 'Meet of Champions' in myriad FOUR-HUNDRED THIRTY S.H.: 2/7/04 Secretary sion - Various Items tations prescribed by said Local this siatement. er an application affecting the THREE THOUSAND EIGHT- Board or Adjustment Bond Law. S.H.: 2/7/04 property whose street address events. These trackletes have made impres- HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR & 31 x .25 = S7.75 2. 8:00 PM - Regular agenda Seclion 4. (a) The improve- David L. Hughes is known as 7 Fay Place, Block sive marks in championship competition 15/100 Dale: 2/3/04 ment authorized by Section City Clerk 30 X .25 = S7.50 301, Lot 2. TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT The Dispalctr. 2/7/04 Executive Session may be 3(a) of the Prior Ordinance and S.H.: February 7, 2Q04 The conditions aflecting this and have improved considerably through- (3433,854.15 SUB730 NOTICE OF HEARING held. • by this bond ordinance and the properly and the reason for the out the season. And most importantly, they FOR PUBLICATION 64 x .25 = SI 6.00 purpose for the financing of 264 x .25 = S66.QQ CITY OF SUMMIT application being heard are as SHORT FORM DESCRIPTION Patricia A. Rapach. RMC/CMC which said obligations are to be NOTICE OF CONTRACT follows: New single family are having a good time. FOR USE IN THE ADVERTIS- TAKE NOTICE THAT the Township Clerk issued is the upgrade of the el- home requiring variances for: ING OF SHERIFFS SALE Planning Board of the City of evator at the tiered parking 1. Garage doors facing the "The best part about winter track," pro- Summit. New Jersey will hold a TOWNSHIP OF The Dispatch: 2/7/04 garaga located on Springfield CITY OF SUMMIT The Common Council of the street claims talented hurdler and middle/distance The property to be sold is locat- hearing on February 23, 2004. BERKELEY HEIGHTS Avenue in and by the City, to- FINAL PASSAGE City of Summit has awarded a 2. Driveway width as wide as runner Kwak, "is that there's no bench . . . ed in the CITY OF SUMMIT, at 8:00 p.m. in the City Hall. 40 x .25 = S10.00 gether with all structures, ap- ORDINANCE #04-2585 contract without competitive garage~19.6'and FAR CGunty of Union and State of Council Chambers, 512 Spring- NOTICE OF ORDINANCES purtenances, equipment, work bidding as a professional ser- Applicant requests any other everybody participates." NJ. field Avenue, Summit, NJ. to SCHEDULED FOR FINAL and materials necessary there- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING vice {or extraordinary, unspeci- waivers or variances as may be consider an application affect- ADOPTION AND PUBLIC CITY OF SUMMIT fore or incidental thereto, all as CHAPTER XVI, FIRE PRE- fiable service) pursuant to required by the Board or its Therefore, with this positive attitude and it i5 commonly known as 10 ing the property whose street HEARING FOR TUESDAY, DEPARTMENT shown an and in accordance VENTION AND PROTEC- N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This professionals at the time of the the tune commitment necessary for meets that KAREN WAY, SUMMIT, NJ address is known as 10 Can- FEBRUARY 10, 2004 OF COMMUNITY SERVICES with the plans and specifica- TION, OF "THE REVISED contract and the resolution au- hearing. invariably consume upwards of six hours, terbury Lane. RESCHEDULED FOR PUB- tions therefore on file in the of- GENERAL ORDINANCES OF thorizing it are available for The application forms and ii is known ai.d designated as The conditions affecting this LIC HEARING AND FINAL PUBLIC NOTICE fice of the City Engineer and THE CITY OF SUMMIT public inspection in the office of supporting documents are on this group of fine athletes has produced "an Biock 302, Lot 14. property and the reasons for ADOPTION ON TUESDAY, heretofore and hereby ap- WW." (Non-Life Hazard Uses) the City Clerk. file in the Department of Com- atmosphere that is simply infectious." Ihe application being heard are FEBRUARY 24, 2004 AT 8:00 The Zoning Board of Adjust- proved. munity Services, 512 Spring- Ths dimensions are approxi- as follows: The applicant pro- P.M. ment meeting held Monday, (b) The estimated maximum Dated: February 3. 2004 Awarded to: Skoloff 8. Wolfe field Avenue, and may be in- mately 56 feet wide by 138 feet poses a minor subdivision of February 2. 2004, memorial- amount of bonds or notes to be Approved: February 3, 2004 spected on any workday during Editor's note: Jamie is a senior at Sum- long [irregular). the subject property into two (2) 1. "AN ORDINANCE TO ized the following resolutions: fssued for said purpose is For the Period: December 31. business hours, 8:00 a.m. to building lots. Variance relief AMEND TITLE 6 ANIMALS, $155,000 inclusive of the Jordan Glatt 2004 4:00 p.m. Any interested party mit High School. Nearest cross street: CANOE will be required from Sections SECTION 6.04.040 LICENSE Kell & Kim Cannon $83,600 principal amount of Mayor may appear at the hearing and BROOK PARKWAY 5.13-1B (Average Lot Area) AND REGISTRATION FEES 35 Oak Ridge Avenue bonds or notes of Ihe City Services: Tax Appeals participate therein, subject to and 5.13-1C (Aversae Lot OF THE CODE OF THE Block 4502 Lot 8 heretofore authorized for said I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk Counsel the rules of the Board. Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO Width). TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY Granted improvement or purpose pur- of Summit, do hereby certify UNPAID TAXES AND OTHER Applicant requests any other HEIGHTS (Explanation: This suant to the Prior Ordinance. that the foregoing ordinance Cost: Per Agreement Yash Joshi Course to train MUNICIPAL LIENS. AS OF waivers or variances as may he Ordinance amends the lees for Sanford & Robin Morhouse (c) The estimated cost of said vras duly passed by the Com- Applicant 3/19/03 THE TOTAL AMOUNT required by the Board or its the annual Dog licenses) 22 Edgewood Road purpose is S163.000 inclusive mon Council of said City at a David L. Hughes S.H.: 2/7/04 DUE FOR UNPAID SEWER professionals at the time cf the Block 3402 Lot 13 of the sum of S88.000 hereto- regular meeting held on Tues- City Clerk soccer referees CHARGES THROUGH hearing. 2. "AN ORDINANCE TO Granted fore appropriated for said im- day evening, February 3. 2004. 43 x .25 = S10.75 Dated: 1/6/04 David L. Hughes SUMMIT—Ihe Summit Soccer Club and City Clerk S.H.: 1/24/04 •'•.-. •_•• the Board of Recreation are co-sponsoring a Dated: February 3. 2004 NOTICE OF HEARING S.H: February 7, 2004 28 x.25 = 37.00 FOR PUBLICATION new program to recruit referees for the upcom- - m£ ing spring season. , i m 30 x .25 = $7.50 Pi •BBS TAKE NOTICE THAT the Bfiim CITY OF SUMMIT Zoning Board of Adjustment of A training course for entry-level referees A Custom Mortgage 800-259-9510 First Savings Bank 732-726-5450 Magyar Svgs Bnk. 81S8-99G-BANK NOTICE OF CONTRACT the City of Summit, New Jer- will be offered at the Memorial Fieldhouse on sey, will hold a hearing on April 30-vr. Fixed 5.000 1.50 5 35 5.218 30-yr. Fixed 5.750 0.00 5 60 5.752 30-yr. Fixed Call 0.00 5 60 Call CITY OF SUMMIT AWARDED PENDING ORDINANCE 12, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in the Myrtle Avenue on Saturday, Feb. 28, from & j i5-vr. Fixed 4.375 1.00 5 35 4.672 15-yr. Fixed 5.000 0.00 5 60 4.755 15-vr. Fixed Call 0.00 5 60 Call #04-2587 The Common Council of the City Hall Council Chambers. a.m. to 5 p.m.; on Sunday, Feb. 29, from 8 ami 30-yr. jumbo 5.625 0.00 5 35 5.732 10-yr. Fixed 4.625 0.00 5 60 4.880 30-vr. Jumbo Call 0.00 5 60 Call 512 Springfield Avenue, Sum- City of Summit has awarded a to 5 p.m., and on Monday, March 1, from 6 p.m. cobi 1.870 0.00 5 35 4.880 Visit our website at www.firstsavings.com Your Community Bank - wuvv.MagBank.com AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND contract without competitive mit, New Jersey, to consider an AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: bidding as a professional ser- application affecting the prop- to 10 p.m. I A. American Res. 800-566-8476 Investors Savings Bank 800-25:.-8119 National Future Mortg. 800-291-7900 "AN AMEND CHAPTER XXXV vice (or extraordinary, unspeci- erty whose street address is 30-vr. Fixed 5.375 0.00 5 30 5.500 30-vr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 5 90 5.650 30-vr. Fixed 5.500 0.00 5 30 5.610 OF THE GENERAL CODE TO . fiable service) pursuant to known as 15 Miele Place The course, whichis offered to anyone age 14 15-vr. Fixed 4.500 0.00 5 30 4.630 30-vr. Jumbo 5.625 0.00 20 90 5.650 15-vr. Fixed 4.750 0.00 5 30 4.920 ESTABLISH THE 2003 DE- N.J.S.A. 40A:11-S(1)(a). This The conditions affecting this or older, will be held entirely indoors. The cost contract and the resolution au- property and the reason for the | 30-vr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 5 30 5.790 15-vr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5 90 4.911) 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 10 30 5.910 VELOPMENT REGULATIONS ORDINANCE, passed Decem- thorizing it are available for application being heard are as ' is $35 and, upon completion, a $25 fee is re- Free Approval M-F S:.O-ft(H) Sal-Sun 8:30-5:00. 5-yr. ARM 4.500 0.00 5 90 4.040 Commercial Loans from S500K lo S5 million. ber 2,2003 (Amend Map) public inspection in the ofiice of follows: side yard variance. quired to register as a referee. the City Clerk. American Fed. Mortg. 888-321-4687 Kentwood Financial 800-352 Applicant requests any other -6896 Partners Mortgage 888-rate-sale WHEREAS, the following in- waivers or variances as may be All participants must register by Friday, Feb. 30-vr. fixed 5.625 3 .! ?.0-vr. Fixed 4.375 2.75 5 30 4.65S 0.00 45 5.750 30-vr. Fixed 5.250 Q.OO 5 60 5,290 consistencies have been noted Awarded to: Atlantic Health required by the Board or its 13. Registration forms are available on the Sum- . 15-vr. Fixed 4.250 2.25 5 30 4.674 15-vr. Fixed 5.000 0.00 45 5.130 15-vr. Filed 4.625 0.00 5 60 4.670 relative to the Zoning Map Systems Corporate Health Ser- prafessiona/s a1 ihe Zjrne of the mit Soccer Club website at 30-vr. Jumbo 5.375 2.25 5 30 5.593 30-vr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 10 4.1 5.SS0 30-vr. Jumbo 5.500 0.00 5 60 5.540 adapted with the 2003 Devel- vices hearing, i 5/1 ARM 3.250 2.50 10 50 3.440 3/1 ARM 3.750 0.00 10 45 4.130 "0" Pis. "0" Fees Loans, Free Refinance Forever. opment Regulations Ordinance The application forms and www.surnmitsoccer.org under the heading "Lat- as adopted on December 2, for the Period: Upon Comple- supporting documents are on est Bulletins." Information on the course may also . American Mortgage 800-234-5659 Lighthouse Mortgage 800-784-1331 Penn Federal Svgs. Bk 908-719-2468 2003: tion of Scope of Services file in the Department of Com- munity Services. 512 Spring- be obtained by calling the Summit Soccer Club ! ,'O-yr. Fixed 5.500 U.UU 5 45 5.620 30-vr. Fixed 5.500 0.00 D 30 5.530 30-yr. Fixed 5.500 0.00 3 60 5.550 1. The Celanese property on 15-yr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5 45 5.060 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.00 5 30 4.7S0 30-vr. Jumbo 5.625 0.00 10 60 5.640 Services: Physical Exams - field Avenue, and may be in- hotline at 908-522-1780. Shuripike Road is shown as Fire Dept. and Police Dept. spected on any workday during 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 5 45 5.800 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 10 30-biwklvjbo 5.625 0.00 30 5.810 10 60 5.650 being in the PROD zone. It re- business hours, 8:Q0 a.m. to Referees can earn between $35 and $40 per Jumbo Loan SpccJalisLs. 3ml Credit OK! Opei 7 days! | 10-yr. Fixed 4.375 0.00 30 4.410 Linvest iixnl rate Jumbo mttzs. Long term rak's lefks avail. mains in the RO-15 zone. Cost: $18,000.00 4:00 p.m. Any interested party game. 2. The map fails to show may appear at the hearing and First Rate Mortgage 800-887-9106 Loan Search 800-591 -3279 The Mortgage Group 888-841-0048 some recent subdivisions, ap- David L. Hughes participate therein, subject to 'It's a wonderful way to make some extra 30-yr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 5 45 5.6S7 30-vr. Jumbo 5.625 0.00 5 90 5.650 30-vr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 5 60 5.710 proved by the Planning Board City Clerk the rules of the Board. spending money, and to contribute to the en- 15-vr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5 45 4.910 25-yr. Jumbo 5.500 0.00 10 60 5.540 15-vr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5 60 4.990 during the past year and also 30-vr. Jumbo 5.S75- 0.00 5 45 5.910 20-vr. Jumbo 5.250 0.00 10 90 5.290 30-vr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 5 60 5.890 does not show the area of (he Dated: 5/6/03 J. Freeden joyment and development of the many children 3/1 ARM 3.750 0.00 10 45 3.810 10/1 Jumbo 5.000 0.00 10 90 4.669 3/1 ARM 3.750 0.00 5 60 3.S90 lots on Baltusrol Road annexed Applicant who play soccer in our community," said Lau- from Springfield. S.H.: 217104 - Inkimiatiyn pro ided by NFNS. Rates are valid as ol January 30.201)4, Contact lenders directly lor additional tee* and evict's. Contoniiinir quotes based on $ 120.9UO loan 3. The Stephens-Miller site S.H.: 2/7/04 ra Madden, a soccer club board member who is with 20ft dovvi with no PM1: Jufiihn cjuolcs b iseii on S30.000 all applicable loan fces included. Loan amounts mav affect rales. Lock-in period in da's. Cheek rates dailv is shown as TH zone whereas 26 x .25 = S7.00 helping to organize the referee course. SIMM 3D me Interne al «w>r.nj.com. 9 2003 NFNS- Lenders wising to Participate please call S00-939-NFNS. it is actually TH-1 (adopted as 36 x .25 = S9.00