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VOLUME 116, No. 18

Newsbriefs -, City restaurants offer specialties at Taste' event SUMMIT — The Taste of Summit is Sunday, April 10, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the ballroom at The Grand Summit Hotel on Springfield Avenue. The annual event benefits the non-profit Summit Historical Society, and tickets are $30. More than a dozen Summit restaurants and food purveyors will be on hand, including Brix 67, Chez Barbara, Hunfley Taverne, Fiorino, Cafe Mavi, "Kebab & Meza House, Natale's Bakery*, Overlook Hospital - Aramark food services, Winberie's, the Summit Diner, Joe's Pizzeria & Vittoria Ristorante, La Pastaria. Kings. Summit Thai and The Hunt Club Grill. "We are so grateful and thankful to the restaurants and catering services that are so generous each year for the Taste of Summit," said the chairwoman of the event, Lilia Bloom. "It's a great night to gather with new friends and old friends, and the food is always wonderful and plentiful. The Summit Historical Society is extremely appreciative of the community's participation in this annual fundraiser, without which the society would not be able to function." For details or to receive an invitation, call the society at 908277-1747.

Library plans spring programs SUMMIT — The Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple St., will offer two programs this spring for Summit children in kindergarten through fifth grade. The first is a program entitled "The Comedy Magic Show." Magician Terry Parrett will present an hour of magic, funny comedy, and audience participation. This program will be held on Saturday, April 9, from 2 to 3 p.m. Local author Jessie Frees will read from her new book, "Jackie Winquackey and her 43 Cats go to Hollywood," at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 14. She will discuss the writing and production of her book. The program will also include cat crafts for the children to make. Registration is required for these programs. Children must be residents of Summit and those under the age of seven must be accompanied by an adult. Visit the children's desk in the librarv or call 908-273-0350, press 4.

Janet Whitman honored at lunch SUMMIT—The Summit College Club/American Association of University Women will honor the former Summit Mayor Janet C. Whitman at its 2005 Achievement Luncheon at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield on Saturday, April 9, at noon. All are invited. For reservations call 908-2732051 or 273-2081.

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Summit teachers volunteer as mentors SUMMIT — The Summit Public Schools mentoring program, Summit Mentoring Around Respect and Teamwork, or SMART, pairs selected students from the district's five elementary schools and the Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle School with volunteer staff members who meet with students weekly to provide them with academic and social support Group events

'SMART" BOWLS — At the Summit school district's SMART Valentine's Day bowling party were Lincoln-Hubbard teacher and mentor David Mimnaugh with first grade student Christian Avila.

SMART students and their mentors also meet in group activities throughout the school year. There are more than 100 studentmentor pairs in the program, coordinated bv Celine Benet

STRIKES & SPARES — Enjoying bowling last month were Washington School teacher and SMART mentor Daniefle Genna and student Rachel Marks. SMART stands for Summit Mentoring Around Respect & Teamwork.

$49.5 million district budget approved By LIZ KEELL SUMMIT — The Board of School Estimate approved a $49.5 million district operating budget for 2005-2006 on Tuesday. March 29. in City Hall. Despite agreement on the budget itself, several members expressed frustration, primarily aimed at state mandates that are accompanied by inadequate state funding. Mayor Jordan Glatt said he approved the budget with "a sense of pride and frustration." He said the school administration and Board of Education had been sound and forthright in budget deliberations, "but I feel frustration with the system. Something has got to be done at the slate level. We're penalized if not at CAR and the state puts us in that position." He cited the No Child Left Behind act and special education requirements as two expensive mandates that receive inadequate funding. But, he said, "I have a sense of pride for what we're doing in this community." Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Deacon responded, "I concur with that sense of frustration and pride. This is my first year as superintendent, and I couldn't ask for a more cooperative staff and board." Dr. Deacon described the goals of

the district and the reasons for the 8.5 percent property tax increase. Business Administrator Paul Griggs explained the impact of salaries and benefits as well as operating expenses. (See related story.) Councilwoman P. Kelly Hatfield also commented on the impact of the CAP. "Budgeting up to the cap is extremely onerous for our community," she said. "If you don't budget to cap, you have less flexibility the next year." She termed the state demands "ridiculous and they place a heavy burden on our taxpayers."' She said residents should,lobby the state Department of Education to allow municipalities to bank what they don't spend. Mr. Griggs said there is an ability to bank some funds, but the district mast use all of the CAP first. Councilwoman Diane Klaif said the high cost of the school budget "will not allow our municipal budget to grow. We have a lean police department and we need community services such as road repairs. It can't continue. Services may-begin to suffer." She encouraged "more cooperative efforts to gefmore bang for our buck" and referred to senate bill 1701 as "a colossal piece of legislation," with costs of S9 million for special education, while the state provides $2 million.

City may benefit from grant funds SUMMIT — Common Council took the initiative at its Tuesday, March 15, meeting to approve a grant application that could result in safer streets for school children and bikers. The funding request for 2006 will be targeted for $200,000 to $500,000. Designated streets are: Priority 1 - Canoe Brook Parkway, between Hartley and Bedford. Priority 2 - Woodland between DeForest and Springfield. Priority 3 - Hobart Avenue between Springfield and Ridge. The DOT is allocating $5 million in federal funds for a local bikeway program.

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JUMP ROPE FOR HEART—Andrew Masterfano of Jefferson School jumped rope during the school's recent "Jump Rope for Heart" fundraiser. The annual event at the Summit elementary school raises money for the American Heart Association. Jefferson raises approximately $4,000 a year for the cause.

Historical society unveils new web page SUMMIT—The Summit Historical Society recently unveiled a web page, www.summitnjhistory.org, created by volunteer board of trustees member Steve Pardee. In addition to sections that contain information about the history of the city, also featured are materials about the Carter House at 90 Butler Parkway, believed to be the oldest existing structure in town. Saved from demolition on River Road in the 1980s, the home was moved and became the society's museum and headquarters, including the home of its archives, which are available to the public. Other sections accessible on the web site include reprints of historical society newsletter feature stories and the president's letters, a calendar of upcoming historical society events, membership information, a

list of current society trustees and details about various publications published by the organization that are available for sale. Items in the archives of the Summit Historical Society include city directories that date back to 1898, photographs, maps, postcards, newspapers, biographical files, copies of the historic structures survey done in town in the 1980s, Summit High School yearbooks, various Summit souvenirs and memorabilia, and thousands of obituaries of local residents. For details, call 908-2771747. The Carter House is staffed by volunteers on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to noon, Wednesday afternoons from 1:40 to 4 and by appointment. Tours are available by pre-arrangement. There is no admission fee.

To supplement revenues, she suggested: Develop commercial sponsorships with naming rights. Establish a television studio at Summit High School for cable. Investigate renewable forms of energy, such as solar. Share the cost of sports uniforms and transportation with parents who can afford it. "We have no choice but to build a primary center at Wilson School. We need a greater slice of the pie from the state," she said. Board of Education President Sandy Bloom commended the operations committee headed by board member Tom O'Rourke, whit Karen Chaplin and Gerardo Navia. She said the community has -high expectations and a diverse district "We are committed to success for all students," she said, noting one focus

area is closing the minority achievement gap. The emphasis on security, she added, "is a justifiable response to the difficult times we live in." Mr. O'Rourke addressed the hiring and retaining of high quality educators. He said the district tries to "elevate the bar" through its focus areas on a rolling three to five year basis. He said 55 percent of the incremental increase, compared to 2004-05, relates to contractual salary adjustments for staff, including employee benefits. Public comments were also invited. Councilman Tom Getzendanner said the district is "ahead of the power curve" and, since students walk to school, the district has "no costly fleet of busses." Total taxes for the homeowner will be 511,800 for school, city and county, he said. "That's up a full seven percent, but

unlike prior years. Union County is not the culprit. County taxes are rising just two percent This year education is the offender." He added, "Actually it's costing taxpayers 10 percent more, not 8 5 percent," he said of the district budget that spans two calendar years. Mr. Getzendanner also had a number of suggestions for reducing costs, such as asset sales of non-core property, attracting movie/advertising film crews to the city and consolidating field maintenance staff by charging sports team user fees. John Hirner of Midland Terrace said school taxes have doubled in the last nine years and in another nine years could reach $100 million. Despite the connection between educational excellence and real estate values, he said, "How many of you can say your home will double in value in nine years?"

Officials offer specifics on the operating budget By LIZ KEILL SUMMIT—Prior to its vote, the Board of School Estimate heard the details of the 2005-2006 operating budget at a public meeting Tuesday. March 29, in City Hall. Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Deacon said $15 million had been cut from the initial budget proposal while keeping "many goals in mind." Among those factors are: Student enrollment. Dr. Deacon said pre-school enrollment has increased from one to six sections in the last four years. Kindergarten through fifth grade has added 51 students, an increase of three percent, from 1,776 this year to 1,827 next year, she said. "Each time we arrange for an outof-district student, that cost is $45,000 per student," she said, and noted that population continues to grow. She anticipates out of district students could increase from 44 to 50. The total student population, she said, will increase from 3y632 this year to 3,706 next year, meaning 74 more students or 22 percent While that percentage is not high, she added, "This has been happening year after year." Children Will Listen" makes time for both being a while the spirit of his wife (Laura Waldchen) looked yearbook editor playing aton. Tom, a senior, has performed in seven produc- tack for the and NPHS girls' tions at NPHS and is a member of the Pioneer lacrosse team. Chorale and Jazz Choir.

HOWS YOUR LOVE LDJE? — Rapunzel's Prince (Michael Verrusio) and Cinderella's Prince (Adam Vidal) agonize Over their love lives and their fates. Michael is a senior, a four-year member of the Jazz Choir and NPHS Marching Band, and was making his final curtain call at NPHS.

'OUR LITTLE WORLD' — Rapunzel (Trish Campbell) and the Witch (Sheela Ramesh) performed "Our Little World." Sheela is a senior and has been a part of NPHS productions over the past four years. She was also selected to be a member of this year's All-State Women's Chorus and is a member of the Harmonium Chorale Society.

THE STORY OF CINDERELLA — In the story of Cinderella, three sisters painstakingly try on the famous slipper, to no avail, from left, Katie1 Dinerman (Lucinda), Anthony STAGE CREW — This year's stage crew posed for a picture before the final dress rehearsal. AiK^^; (TUT^WonaV va+v, From left were Neal Ashinsky, Paul Libassi, Alexandra Lubiseher, Ray Clinton (rear), Claire Alberti (Cinderella's Father), (Florinda), Alvine (Prince's Steward), M T^Ws.mr* c stawa«fi Natalia Bovkun (Cinderella's Stepmother) and Adam Vidal (Cinderella's Prince). Bailey, Jimmy Prunesti, Nick Leonard, Pete Courtien and Nancy Muntz. 1

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Obituaries

Frederick K. Thornberg, active Summit resident Frederick K. Thornberg. 80, of Chestertown. Md.. died on Sunday, March 20, 2005, at Chester River Hosp M Center in Chestertown. Services were held on March 24 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, with interment in St. Paul's Cemetery. Arrangement were by Fellows, Helfenbein and Newnam Funeral Home, Chestertown, Md. Bom in Fulton, N.Y., on April 27. 1924, he was the son of the late Fred V. and Gladys Kel'ley Thomberg. He was a 1942 graduate of Fulton High School and completed a year at Syracuse University before serving in the U.S. Army. He served from April 12, 1943 until March 11, 1946 in the Asiatic Pacific Theatre during World WarH. After an honorable discharge Mr. Thornberg returned to Syracuse University, where in 1951 he received a degree in architecture. While attending Syracuse he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. In 1949 he married Phyllis Dean. They resided in Syracuse and relocated to Summit, where they raised their family. In Summit he was chairman and a member of the

Building Code Board of Appeals and served on the New Jersey Board of Easter Seals Society. He also was a member of the Beacon Hill Club. Mr. Thornberg was an industrial architect with various architectural firms, notably Corbett, Thomberg, Stetchow and Jordan in Newark. He was a member of the American Institute of Architects. In 1988 he and his wife moved to Chestertown, where he was a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, serving as Junior Warden, and a member of Chester River Yacht and Country Club. He enjoyed traveling and model railroads. In addition to his wife of 55 years, he is survived by a son, Frederick Dean Thornberg of Centreville, Md., a daughter, Ann T. English of Sandwich, Mass., and eight grandchildren. Contributions in memory of Mr. Thomberg may be made to Emmanuel Episcopal Church, PO Box 875 Chestertown MD 21620 or to Chester River Hospital Center, 100 Brown St., Chestertown MD 21620.

Douglas H. Seitz, 73, North Carolina resident Douglas H. Seitz, 73, of New Bern, N.C., formerly of River Vale, NJ., died on Sunday, March 20, 2005, surroundedby family and friends. The Cotton Funeral Home & Crematory in New Bern is assisting the family with arrangements. A memorial mass was held on March 29 at St. Paul Catholic Church in New Bern, with Father Paul Mizener as celebrant, followed by burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Mr. Seitz received a B.S. in psychology from Fordham University and his M.B.A. in accounting and statistics from New York University. He served in the Air Force as a first lieutenant in French Morocco, and served concurrently as adjutant and personnel officer to both the Air Base Commanding General and the Group Commander. He later enjoyed a full career as manager of personnel administration with American Brands, Inc., in New York. He retired in 1985 to enjoy traveling, golf and the beach.

Mr. Seitz loved his life and took great pleasure in getting to know people. He was a member of St Paul Catholic Church, and appreciated life in all its beauty, living by the motto: "There are no strangers, only friends be bad not met." Mr. Seitz is survived by his wife of 44 years, MaryEBea Stockton Seitz; his children, Susan C. Seitz of Utah, Douglas Gregory Seitz of Utah and Nancy Seitz and her husband, Gary McDonald, of River Vale; his brother-in-law, Richard W. Stockton HI and his wife, Barbara, of Summit; his grandchildren, Philip, Michael, Madison, Kyle and Daniel; and countless friends and family for whom he loved with all his heart. Donations in memory of Mr. Seitz may be made to the Craven County Home Health Hospice. PO Drawer 12610, New Bern NC 28561.

Philip B. Musum, 70, owned haircutter firms Philip B. ("Felipe") Musum, 70, of Summit died at home on Monday, March 28,2005. A funeral mass was offered on March 31 at Our Lady of Peace Church in New Providence, with interment at St. Teresa's Cemetery and arrangements by the Paul Ippolito Summit Memorial Bora in Irvington, Mr. Musum lived in South Orange •for 20 years and had moved to Summit 47 years ago. - • He served in the Army during peace time, from 1957 :to 1959. ' Mr. Musum was a co-owner and salesman at Musum .Beauty Supply.Co. in Newark for 50 years. He also owned Lyndhurst Haircutters for 20 years and Belleville Haircutters for 20 years, and was not retired at the time of bis death.

Mr. Musum served as a former Scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts of America Troop 162 in Summit, and also coached Summit Junior Baseball. Husband for 46 years of Eileen (nee Byrne), he was the father of Vincent Musum and bis wife, Kathryn, of Summit, Matthew Musum and his wife, Margaret, of Mount Bethel, Pa., Gaye Giorgi of Eatontown and Diane Lioudis and her husband, George, of Summit; brother of John B. Musum of Maplewood and the late Vincent Musum; and grandfather of 10. Donations in memory of Mr. Musum may be made to the- Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad. PO Box 234. Summit 07902, to the Valerie Fund, 2101 Mfllbum Ave., Maplewood 07040, or to the Hannah Peretsman Breene Foundation, 362 Warwick Ave., South Orange 07079.

Anne C. Forrest, 88, lived in Summit 75 years Anne (nee Caruso) Forrest, 88, of Hillsborough, formerly of Summit, died in Somerset Medical Center in Somerville on Saturday. March 26,2005. Private visitation was held on March 29 at the Paul Ippolito Summit Memorial, followed by a funeral service there and interment in St. Teresa's Cemetery, also in Summit. Born in New York State, Mrs. Forrest moved to Summit, where she lived for more than 75 years before relocating to Hillsborough nine years ago. She worked for Ciba-Geigy Pharmaceuticals in Summit, and later was a saleslady for Bloomingdale's linen department in Short Hills for 16 years, retiring 30 years ago.

Mrs. Forrest was a volunteer at the library at Washington School in Summit for many years, and was a member of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion Post in Summit and the Senior Citizens of Hillsborough. Wife of the late James, she was the mother of Wayne Forrest of Hillsborough and the late Donna Shaw; sister of Joseph Caruso of Colorado; and grandmother of R. Brant and Benjamin Forrest and Nicholas Shaw. Donations in memory of Mrs. Forrest may be made to the Hillsborough Rescue Squad, PO Box 660, Neshanic 08853, or to the Somerset Medical Center MCU, 110 Rehill Ave.. Somerville 08876.

Michael F. McArdle, 41, a designer in New York Michael F. McArdle, 41, of Millbrook, N.Y., died suddenly on Saturday, March 19, 2005, in Palm West Hospital, West Palm Beach, Fla. Arrangements were by Bradley - Brough Funeral Home, Summit. Born in Queens, N.Y., Mr. McArdle lived in Summit for nine years and in Madrid before moving to Millbrook. Mr. McArdle earned a degree in English in Fordham University and then a degree from the Parsons School of Design in New York City. A designer for many years with David Carter Brown

in Millbrook, Mr. McArdle was a member of the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club in Wellington, Fla. Surviving are his parents, Edward T. and Rosemarie (nee Giustino); sisters Jacqueline and Teresa McArdle and Christine McArdle Oquendo; two nephews, Marcelo and Alex Oquendo; and his partner, David Carter Brown. Donations in memory of Mr. McArdle may be made to the Indian Heritage Research Foundation for Tsunami Relief and Project Hope, 603 Bedfordshire Road, Louisville KY 40222.

John Edward Garvey, 76, worked for Pabst Brewing John Edward Garvey, 76, of Berkeley Heights died on Tuesday, March 29, 2005, at Westfield Center in Westfield. Graveside services were held March 31 at Somerset Hills Memorial Park in Basking Ridge, arranged by Valley Memorial Funeral Home, Gillette. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Garvey lived in Staten Island, Long Meadow, Mass., and Irvington before moving to Berkeley Heights in 1972.

He worked for the Pabst Brewing Company in Newark for 17 years before his 1980 retirement, and later worked as a supervisor for American Tape in North Bergen before his second retirement. Mr. Garvey is survived by bis wife, Jean A. (Nikstaitis) Garvey; and a daughter, Lauren A. Garvey, of Berkeley Heights.

Nancy Smith, 71, native of Georgia Nancy C. Smith, 71, of Berkeley Heights died at home on Tuesday, March 22,2005. A service will be private, under the direction of the William R. Dangler Funeral Home, Summit. Born in La Grange, Ga., Mrs. Smith had lived in Berkeley Heights for 34 years. She was a 1954 graduate

of Auburn College in Columbus, Ga. Surviving Mrs. Smith are a son, Charles W. HI; daughters Karen S. Rowen and Suzanne L.; and three grandchildren. She was the wife of the late Charles W. Smith.

FIFTH GEADEES PREPARE FOR FIRST COMMUNION — On Saturday, March 19, 10 children of Faith Lutheran Church in New Providence participated in a First Communion Retreat. The retreat, conducted by Reverend Walter lichtenberger and Terry Carroll of New Providence and Faith Lutheran, prepared the children to receive communion for the first time during the church's liturgical service on Holy Thursday, March 24, From left, in row one are Nicole Mion of Summit, Keith Skinner of Berkeley Heights, Ryan Feeney of BasMng Ridge and Samantha Watson of Summit. In row two are Kerry Stahlin of Berkeley Heights, Melissa Keiser of Scotch Plains, Julia Carlos of Berkeley Heights and Lauren Mossberg of New Providenee. In row three are Rev. Iichtenberger, Bill Pinho of MHIington and Chris Dovletoglou of Edison.

Church of the Little Flower celebrates 75th anniversary Plans for an April 6 luncheon are underway BERKELEY HEIGHTS — T h e Church of the Little Flower celebrates its 75ta anniversary this year. The story of the Catholic church in Berkeley Heights began with the arrival of the original Italian families who came to the area to farm the tomatoes, corn, apples and peppers for which the state of New Jersey is famous. Because of their vibrant Catholic faith and strong devotion to Our Lady of Mount Cannel, they built and paid for a little church on Plaiafield Avenue. In its early years, the little church was served by priests from Watchung, Stirling, Summit and

New Providence. It was a mission church, and the visiting clergy were delighted to have this beautiful building in which to celebrate Mass. The little church was completed and blessed in 1930. As the parish grew the school and auditorium church were built in the 1960s. They are now used as a religion education center for the parish. It is a special joy for the parish that many of the original Italian families still live in the community, and form an enduring backbone of the parish. The parish, is currently served by Rev. Stephen S. Feehan, Pastor and Rev. Brian F. McFadden,

Parochial Vicar. A special anniversary luncheon wiO be held on Wednesday. April 6, to mark this special anniversary occasion. Sr. Thersina, of the Mount St. Mary House of Prayer will be the guest speaker. Also attending the luncheon will be many members of the clergy who have served Little Flower Parish over the years; - ; -••" The luncheon will be held at the Berkeley Plaza in Berkeley Heights. Luncheon tickets are available for $25. Call the Little Flower Rectory at 908-464-1585.

Christ Church hosts open house SUMMIT — Christ Church, 561 Springfield Ave., will host an open house on Sunday, April 17. In addition to its regular 9:30 a.m. worship, the church will host a special coffee house where congregants will be available to answer questions about educational programs for children, youth group and service outreach opportunities to in-

tegrate into family life. There will be a labyrinth walk in the.siain atrium from 9 to 9:30 a.m. for those interested in learning about Celtic spirituality. FoEowing the 11:15 a.m. coffee hour, there will be a second service and jazz meditatioa with Dan Rufolo at the piano. Christ Church provides a spiritu-

al home for people from various denominations, including interfaith couples and families that come from non-religious upbringings. The church seeks to instill community service in the next generation by modeling it in their lives. Christ Church is an Open and Affirmina Congregation. Call the churchat 908-273-5549.

Unitarian Church holds garage sale SUMMIT — The Unitarian Church in Summit, 4 Waldron Ave.. holds its 28th annual garage sale from noon to 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 7; from 9 sum. to 4 p.m. on Friday, April 8, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 9. The sale includes clothing for men, women, and children, toys,

Little Flower hosts spring fundraiser BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The Chureh of Little FlowerY Social Concerns Committee hosts its annual spring fundraiser at 6:30 p.m. on April 28 at the Berkeley Plaza. A choice of three dinners, tricky tray auction of 101 baskets and 50/50 raffle are part of the festivities. The mission of the committee is to bring help to the poor and needy. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Church of the Little Flower; S t Columbia, an inner city parish in Newark; S t Joseph's Social Services Center in Elizabeth; and Catholic Community Services. Tickets are $40. Call 464-2365 or 464-1585 by April 20.

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games, sporting goods, household call 908-464-4464 miscellany, electric and electronic Although most of the items will items, jewelry, linens, books, be sold at the church, larger items videos and CDs. For unusual finds, such as furniture will be pictured shop the Boutique and Women's 'on the church's website at www.ucBetter Clothing sections. On Satur- summit.org, and may be purchased day many items will be specially directly from members before and priced. T i e church is on the after the main sale. For information corner of Waldron and Spring- about the internet sale, call 908field avenues. For information, 277-3598.

Faith Nursery School registers children for fall NEW PROVIDENCE — Faith Nursery School, at Faith Lutheran Church, 524South St., offers classes of two, three and five days a week for children ages two and one-half through five years. Registration for September, 2005, is now underway. A special characteristic of the school is its Christian orientation. Children are taught stories of the Bible and lessons about Christian

living. The children, along with their parents, participate in some of the outreach ministries of Faith Lutheran. These include the CROP walk for hunger, a Thanksgiving food collection, a Christmas sharing tree which provides clothes and toys for needy children and the baking of corn bread for a soup kitchen. For information about Faith Nursery School, call 908-464-2752.

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GLHS names students to second marking period honor roll BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Governor Livingston High School has named students in grades nine through 12 to its second period honorroll,forthe period ending on Feb. 1. Earning honor roll for the second marking period in grade nine are Thomas Abitante. Melissa Addonizio, Courtney Auchter, Charlotte Azarian, Matthew Baxter. Adam Bobella, Jessica Bostwick, Sara Boyle, Nancy Brown. Nancina Bucci, Brian Chase, Andrew Chen, Nancy Costa. Olivia Dawson. Christina DeCosta. Peter DeJianne, Laurie Delatour, Katrina Delgado, Megan Dotto, Alexander Dundon. Molly Dwyer. Meghan Eichner, Carolyn Fanning. Alana Feidman, Allison Fieming. Kaitlin Floyd, Cynthia Frederick, Tomoyo Fukumori, Matthew Followan, George Gao, Paige Geiger, Derek Giynn, Bridget

Greeley, Kevin Havas, Nicole Heersema, Nicole Hills, Joshua Hu, Laura Kapilow, Catherine Kim, Joseph Kizmarm. Michele Klebaur, Cassandra Kontur, Alexandra Kyriacou. Megan Lam, Elish Le, Melissa Learn, Ryan Lee. Olga Linowski, Elena Lopez. Omar Lopez, Allison Lynch, Gregory7 Magliano, Claire Mammen. Brittany Mangold, Erin McGee, Fiona McKie. Sara Miller, Allen Mo, Steven Monteleone, Michael Okrend, Erik Olmo. Ashley Osieja. Robert Paone, Gwendolyn Perrin. Eric Peterson. Andrew Quek, Candance Reilly, Michelle Reino, Joseph Rodgers. Kristina Romeo, Elena Rufaino, Gina Scutari. Carl Smith, Nicholas Stekas, Michael Stumpf, Alexis Sylvester, Ashley Tisdale, Andrew Tsai, Rolanda Tseo. Allison Walker, Katherine Wilson, Carly Witzburs, Yimin Xu, Justin Yeh,

Joseph Ytin, Jessica Zaccardi and Ali- Hall, Thomas Hansen, George naZoraian. Hewett Sean Hpgan. Richard Moisten. Nicholas Hrynkiewicz, Michelle Earning honors in grade 10 are janier. Jamie Kanaiey. Nora Kinaey. Geovanny Arias-Revnolds, Salyatore William Konicki Jennifer Larson. R. Arpino, Jose Avecillas. Teresa Bai- Michael Loria, Scott Mack, Nicholas ley, Janay Baker, Cassandra Bannos. Matthes, Daniel MeKeigne. Amy Natalie Basile. Christine Bennett, McLeilan, Katherine McNelis. LindJonathan Benzimra, Heather sey Meifi. Michael Melfi. Melissa Bergman. Ashley-Lin Bid. Kira Mbntagna. Francesca Monialva Kelli Bjornstad. Amanda Blackman.. O'ConaelL' Matthew Parmer. Chelsea Matthew Boyer. Gina Briganfe. Peek Samsfsflia Penabad, Vidya Christopher Brinton. Thomas Byjien. Puthenpura. Justin Quagfia, Christy Marc Campasano. Gabriel Castro, Qufckstad. Sarah Rader, Manjula RaSteven Chou, Tina Chou. Robert man. Stephea Reedy. Kathleen RingCoughlin, Toni DeCristoforo, Amy wood, Mitchel Robertson, Andrew DeGaetano, Jonathan Denby. Ashley Roeha, Rachel Rosalsky, Stephanie Derdzikovvski, Elsa DiRuggiero. Rosamilia. Cassidy Roitoian, Nicole Dana Drew, Amanda Egan, James El- Ruggiero. "Ryoko Sadoshima, Jane lis, David Foregger, Jonathan Fuller. Samuels, Marc Schilder, Kaitiya Nicholas Schumacher, Michael GadoL Sarah Glackec, Jessi- Srfiulz, ca Goldstein. Donovan Hall. Kelsev Michelie Sheppard, Deborah Shieh.

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GLHS names students to second marking period honor roll Lauren DeStefano. Lawrence Dorsey, Margaret Edinger. Federica Felloni, Anthony Fiore, jesses Fiorito, Ashley vadeneira, Andrew Robertson, Lisa Earning honors in grade 12 are An- Force, Adam Foti, Courtney Fox, Rossi, Stephen Rubino, Allison Rupp, Leslie Sanchez, Jonathan Scales, thony Abitante, Jeovanny Aldaz. John Frank, Kirstin Frederick, Louise Kaitlyn Schmidt, Deirdre Shannon, Nicole Arpino, Brian Arrigoni. Gre- Fristensky, Simone Gabara, Jessica Pavel Shapiro, Christine Sidie, Bar- gory Batejan, Brittany Bento, Kristine Gelsinon, Shayna Germansky. Allibara Stekas. Brianna Sullivan, Mered- Boise, Mian Bottita, Nicholas Chin, son Gionta," Heather Goldstein, ith Talbot, Michael Tate, Jocelin Elizabeth Dabbagh, Philip Dabbagh, Samuel Goodspeed. Craig Gorin. Thau, Samantha Tmkham, Andrew Eric Davis, Stephanie Davis, Robert Emily Grosse, Kate Hansen, Andrea Trivella, Dana Vecchione, Catherine Delia, Elyse Deo, Catherine Dewling, Hart Tariq Hasan, Laura Herman, (Continued from Page8)

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SUMMIT — Despite the rain and snow New Jersey has received this March, the Oratory Prep lacrosse team is working hard, even though the Rams haven't often been able to practice on their field. Although the players would rather be outside, they've made the most of the facilities available to them. Oratory was forced to cancel three scrimmages and has been indoors more often than not this preseason. It's seemed that even when it wasn't raining (or snowing), the lacrosse field has been too wet to use. "Hopefully, better weather will be here soon," said junior Tim Sugrue. "Our team is itching to get outside and play." There's a different look to the program this spring, as the Rams have a new head coach in Bob Kane. Mr. Kane is a familiar figure at our school in view of being an Oratory assistant basketball coach for a the past half-dozen years. Coach Kane, who's aided by returning assistant coach Mike Stauber, is emphasizing conditioning, along with trying to cultivate a more productive attack, as Oratory hopes to improve upon its performance over recent seasons. "Still, the program has grown a lot through the years, and I want to help it continue to grow," said Kane. Oratory lacrosse is in its seventh season. This will surely be a more veteran team than last spring, as there were no seniors in the program a year ago. This year's team contains four 12th-graders: Alex Sharif, AlexTSachman, Tom Guyer, and Alex Beauchamp. The squad is comprised mostly of sophomores and juniors who are gaining experience.

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CaM KAWASAKJ ZXS00 ' 0 1 ciiesel. 4X4, crew cab, tang owner. ieiy good C C M O T 908 S6&C01-* 908-272-5232 3800 r a g s , bike coyer bed, - leather, XM, loaded, $3800 aba .9CS665O577 pins 2 he&iets. ashing MrtsoMslu Mirage ES 'Oi,, iami.,S31,O0O.OBO Pool Table - 9ft slate top ALL UONEL, FLYER & OTHER $47(30. 373-701-0133 Corvette 2000 conrorfi917517-7780 wiUi ball return. Poo! acTRASS. TOP eeSi pifces pi. bfe, S SDd.. HOD, CD, good coa cessories incl. $2500 A/'C, suto, 5.0 L, Excellent 8004644S71W adiiK owTietJ. 1 8 k trsBes, 90&£53-S663 LANDSCAPE TRAILER for 973635-5891 after 5 Condition. S30Q0 o&o. 973425153a perfect csso., very rare, sale. $375. Call SOS-272201-397-7475 after 5 '88 CGLEMAN POP-tIP NISSAN ALTSMA GXE '00 RANGE, electric. Kenmore, 90&50&G941 9591 siseps 7, exo coral. Exc. Cond.. 46K ns;, NEW, never used, sacriCHEVY CORVETTE 1975 SUMMIT - Prof. N/S share LIVING ROOM SET - ConNew AM/FM/CD. auto, bine, ali j screen room, many extras. Dodge Strattos fice $300. 718-667-7188 Auto, t-top, wftt w/sadrjle temporary Blue leather, 4 BR a p t , near train, rnstor. auto. Pf cower, ofigma! owner, i S2300i'"cbo 908-3227284 leather int. matching # ' s , like new", includes sofa, Stairway Chair Lift elec./ Be/ksley Heights wareW/D, $540/mo incl. heat cond.. S54O0. d&o 908$7300.90S497-I77S j comp'etehr restored. 139h DODGE GRAND CARAVAN love seat, oversized chair house space. 2,000908464-1035 battery, 10 steps -r landPLYMOUTH COLT HATCHmi. S14,S>0 OK). Cai? S Ottoman, coffee table & i *03 - too many enras to 6.GCC- sq. ft. 1 2 ' ceil, ing, swivel, fold-up seat BACK ' 9 1 - aiito, ac, Kua. floor lamp. l r $2500 j , iist. p«fect ccwid., 39k. drive up cfcor. Will subtiiBtfotaoo Caddy ' 9 8 - See 300 lbs cap. exc cond. GERMAN SHEPHERD iewner. 37K-SS2995/otibe e d s m r i O r takes all. 908-8S9-O797 514.800.90&654-3630 eve. v:d3. John 908451-7860 'ciotfi interior, fully ft., S275/mG. utils. Sep.; 3 0 2 , 4 speed, 4 barrel tiuai gd. corai., 90K. S2200. Offir S^,OGO irosstest loaded, 122k mi., gooci 1W 2 0 0 WAGOfl MATTRESS SET- $100 Full 2°° fir. 2 rm. office storage 9084S4-2236 exhaust. gc«d condition, condition. S2S00. Call ' 0 2 - ps, p i . head curte.-rs qrtho/plush, new in plasor studio, approx. 500 sq. 058-232^)226. fer pWss & ^ i a ^ J T ! i a . FORD WINBSTAR ' ^ VS, air bags, 6. disk CD chngr, best offer. 908-389-1794 Berkeley Heights - new lux- tic w/warranty. ft w/bsthroorn. utils. ury town homes in prime tracSan ceiW. afcs, Ford Mustang 1965 Red, 1~ 732-259*690 BABY GRAND Mahogany, $SEARN INSTANT CASH$$! H7.00Q{a 906782355? _ 3.8L °T:g.. 7 passenger, ssp., S550/molocation, svslk to f a i n staReCeiVS S7,»X) 373-703-9544 AC. PS, PW." F t , IBS. Sterling, $1200. Must modei vear. Excei. Cond TOYOTA SlENfJAXUE '98 f&^lBim 32SCt '2000, 48k, 2\ Mattress Set- Queen piiiow 570-242-9258 loaded, green, 73,000. one tion. 2-3 BR units, ea. w/ $800,000- Never Repay: j am/fin ste?so cassette, sell. 973*22-1529. S4.000. 90*654-4100 sir., 5 spd. !oaded, g a - j SUBARU OUTBACK ' 0 1 top, new in plastic vi/ warowner, records availabte. 2 '4i BA. BK. F R & ampie CC. cm Sont asrSags, AT, Kenilworth- near Rt 22. visit hBp://w8Stfie!dnj.com corid.! wagon. AWD, vmSe, 44k. ranty $135. Baldwin Grand 5 f t Sin. S9900 0B0. 90&46S6778 parking. S2250. & up. FWD, rocfrsc-k. SSt mi. Contractors yard, oftice for Asking exc. cond., heated seats, Call 201-213-2290 with bench. Traditional FORB TORINO GT ' 6 8 - 302 Ref. Req.. Avail 4 / 1 rp.aiis Online.' Make! 52600. 908377-8123 ignt. water and eiectric. nsw tires, CD. extes, $20,300. 90S451-5029 1 walnut finish, Excellent Mattress SetQueen piilow VS 4BL Auto. Good through 2 5 \ call owner S25.00 Per E-Mail . K o j Avail tamed or build to FORD Wlndstar SL '38,64R $12,995. 908898-1404 top, new in plastic w / war- Cond. * 9 0 8 4 8 4 - 7 1 9 8 * Driver, Muscle Car. Bob Rose for appt. cell. Limit1 Guarantee Pay-! suit. Cs« -908-233-7113 bias, new traBS^&es, ranty $135. S2700, Call Paul, 90S908-S63-7949, eves., checks! !neredib!e Ern- \ CASH e m MOST CARS TOYOTA CM5RY '97 XLE- ¥Mason HamSin Piano Upright S4750. 90S44741G2; MADISON 1' Floor of new 301-0268 732-355-1807 Call 201-213-2290 ployment Opportunities! 'Free Pickup, Summit Exxon 6, * D R , Full pvBd, 114K, j style50 Walnut Sound212-TOS4076 StTiC'; bWg. on Main St.. m ! BMW 3281 ' 0 0 Midnight 908-277-3775 Ssather inSror, CD, stoiraof, j MATTRESS SET- Queen pilboard equivalent to a iiaby 7UO sa. i t . -s- bsmni. smr- SPRING RIDGE-1 BR. 1 BA, low top, brand name new FORD WiKSTAR SH. ' 0 0 - racent svc., exc. c a s t ! grand top cond $3500 New kit. L/R, 0/R, Storage, age. 973-377-6688 ga?. kspt 1 v? bumper to 65K frij'es. VS, dual A CAR Today To (Home) 3 7 3 * 3 5 * 6 3 3 w/vvarranty. $135 $ 7 J Chevy Su&ur&an ' 9 9 , White, DONATE poo! & tennis court, f / p . Answering Simple Surveys j iHKncer sanariiy. S1B.500 P/Brs. VCR.TV. AC, Heip Children And Their r f i e n t s i Space Available* 732-259*690 toasied, leather, CO. new Famiiies Suffering From SlS5Otu2is. 90S447-S9S7 Online! Earn $25O/Hour! ; OEO" SOS«S4«570 PETROF PIANO UPRIGHT AM/FM Cass/CO, sear TOYOTA CEUCA GT "01 - 2 For Ex: Private Clinician, dr. a t i f e . aiito $11,500 BFG's, 90k Trip miles. Memory Foam Mattress S25.00 Per Survsj- Com- j 125^ 48"H. red flame Canqer. Free Towing. Tx audio & heat cEntnsi. Psychologist/Tutor SATs OBO 90&S78-73S8 511500. oho 908-370Set. Queen, brand new in pieted' Guaranteed Pay-; BMW33«01'-pre!Ti& mahogany storage W/ Ciear;. SS.4G0/test offer. Deductible. Children's Acupunctiirist, Masseuse, 2270 spcrt pkg, titariym siSver, plastic. Sacrifice $395 checks! instant Casts j bench, like new. $2500. S0S€65-20a) TOYOTA SOIAHA SUE ' 9 9 Cancer Fund Of America, Lie. Soc. Worker/Child ST 47« B-i. under wanBRt?. 201-213-2290 Grants! Receive $10.000-1 Call 908-755-1908. 8 O / . 80K, Kk w/beige inc. www.ccfoa.org. 1-800Int. Decorator/Wedding plan exci a n d . , S24.«Ktobo SEO PSIZM '95. - 4or,.auto, IBr. ait Extras inci. & c . $250,000! Never Repay. 1 46&S593 Neutral Rattan Wicker Set, PIANO - Antique upright by Hriy, Wkly., Mo., 7 Days, A/C, 120K mi. weii mainCANCELLATION! 90&S47-2075 More Amazing Opporta-} send.. S1D.0C0. 90S5982 yrs. old. 1 sofa, 90 in., tained, great in snow, Private Parkins Avail. 3 Prime Weeks left: Uenert of Beriin. Beautiful nities! j 9029 2 love seats, coffee table great far stadenis. $2495. Lve. Name, 973*35-7537 A y g 2 0 - S e p t 3 finish & tone. Action needs www.F3ste3shAtK0me.00m 1 BMW 52=5 l a g s . B; _ and end table w/glass. All Chevy TrailHazer LS, ' 0 2 tan feaihsr fet Palsy LcEoed.*Ca!I 10 - iQpm Day,Eve* 908464-7020 woA. S500. Buver must reTOYOTA TUNDRA 2000-W/ pillows inci. Asking S75O. 57k miies. ran. ctati inL Excs! -Cor:d SOK mi. $$MAKE BIG MONEYSS move. 908-665-1724 CAP. Back, 137K, QxxJ Corai HOTOA CIVIC r 04 - 2 Door. SPfBNGFlELD Sublet 10x13.5 Harvey Ce«iais. LB1 for all. 908-273*360 exceL cenci.. S1430O. SS.5OO 90S647-9344 Answering Simp!e_Surveys Ante. Silver •#.' Gtay inte- SI pftitt. Leaded, $11,500 raom + shared common 84" St quiet, 4 " from ocean PIANOHardman, Baby 90&623«613 or 908Online! Earn '"' no roads for kids to cross to NEW FURNITURE - Must 5W22B3S12cr 9 0 8 3 7 7 3 ^ =rea. PerfecJ fcr entrepreneur BMW 5281 S3*Sifter/Gay, i Grand, Exo. Cond., riewly S5O4882 guarded beach Sell! Living Room & Dining independent buslnessperson. P^SAT GLS B eSl refinished and tuned. or for ice cream. Room, does not fit in new pieted! Guaranteed Pay-1 5 f ? ^ P f%SFmii'\ Must Sei;! S14.5Q0 CBO. V0LKSW.«3B-i Mod bidg, RT 22. Cable inter'03 - 31,800 higjrway nates, FORD EXPLORER SPORT $10,000 732-356*178 Both 2 v;k Min home. 908-7230844 '99 - White, faiiy loaded, But not if you answer Cail 973-S02-I050 net access, phone svs & phoAuto. AC/ftMer/ CkJth 3 wks = discount SOFA BED- 4 yrs.old. 7 5 ' PIANO - Soher Console with Seats, Sunroof. Wei! Man- •eaffier. 6 CD. moonmof. tocopy avail S650/tno inci. WSTREOWWl $250,000! Never Repay, j 5 3 ^ .95. 1 ads that promise easy 4 br house sips S $2650wk B M W S5Ki bench, very good cond. S8500/CSO. S0 wide (Bed Never Used), jsssd! AsMng SIS.rfX) utils.' 973-218-0440 CAW LUC Sedan De Vlite'SS wsh/dry/dw/cable/dvd/vcr More _ Amazing O p p o i & - | 0pV B ; r , p r a gge d , loaded. $850. Call 908-917-2706 oaded, damask fabnc, sage ssjpps-ig WO. 37^3796977 riches. Cail 1-800Whte wyfeaSer rax ibsfed, land Rover Freelander 0 3 ' SUMMIT- Dovmtawn. 1 Mock Separate cottage sips 6 on csam backgrcCnd. Exqui- Piano Spinet Winter www.FastCashAtHonre.com I iirmscu'ate corse. Hunter i 93< sn;., mte! cc-n-±. ga- VOtVO 850 GLT '9S station sOve^giay 30K mites, H/K from train, 1700 sq. f t 2 " fir $1650 wk g^er. S9.9C3O site! Must See! Asking $225 876-7060 and learn Musette w/bench. Maragei. 90S-2339027 17«}«adftte"d Micro/cabietv/oVd/vcr stereo, suproot heated wagon, 122k raL, dam 908*6&O516 OBO moving must se'.i days SSSSS WEEKLY hogany finish. Tuned reguseats. $16,000 9063372336 973-635-5736 blue, AT, AC, ciean. how to spot tele1£XIK ESSX) 2000- Ra&ium 9 0 8 4 0 3 * 9 6 8 even. 90S- larly $800. 908-272-4898 eBa >' S J g e t Paid. Get i gMW 540 I, '00, Sp.. Mint est 48k rr». optease3 / 3 L S5S0O. 908-27S-1944 9085280128 273*360 SUMMIT- Prime downtown North Beach LBI- 3 large marketing fraud. in FRcE products to j c e - d g ^ tcfad^w / a i ! S18.500 * o days 90&273- VW Gulf ' 9 4 , 117K, 5 spd Range Rover 4.6 HSE 0 2 ' iocation. Charming, spaBR, LR, DR, eating area, Sofa & Chair ultra suede, PIANO, Upright, 4 1 * h Start. No inventory Re- j G p s o n s . CPO warranty un 2222 SO&SSlSO w/storage bench, very gd. mariua", white, good cond 3SK mi, Maroon, leather, Ifs easy, ifsfree,and cious, sunny office. ail amenities, all utils, beige, perfect cond. paid qured Training Prov-oeo! i, , , jri. t 0 l o o k ra as 6 2 k 1 8 cond.. $400 air, moonmof.'CD. asking multi CD and nav. system. Shared waiting room and W&D. cable, grill, wrap U x u s GS300 '00- Pead $1800, must sell $900/ Call Omine Suppiier Fofj MS-A-fteels. $26000. obo. you can do it at home. •90S-272-4062* $2850. 908-232-2230 Ivr + warrant. 18" tires. tetchen area. Call 973shite, c o m e »13. exce! around deck. 908-277-3317 obo. Call 908368-1224 4 9 4 1 E J 6-50 Bob90SS0*0962 S'32.000 90&604O723 218-1776 ext 8 5 1 coral, s m s d , tested.SSK VW JETTA G1S ' 0 0 - 5 spd, PIANO Young Chang Upright WALL UNIT 2 p c . enteriBMW 740 I t , ' 9 7 , Bcei. S1S,OGO 90&403-O464 slivef. iesitisr, srrf. CD, MS jToytrta 4 Runner '94 SR5 tainment & bar, 82"H x w/ Storage Bench. Excellent PARTNERSHIP FOB I Cord.. Blacif/Gray, Pwr UNCOLN TOWH CAR 199D, pewer, 42K, ext -A2r.. exo. Condition. $1000. H 0 K . $5400 908«88-71D9 74" W X 2 1 " D, S35O. j e\ervt!ing. a R V serviced. . Call 908-790-1034 SXJTO.. S1250090S-277-3624 ' COHSUOEREDUCffnON Leader i n t . auto win908389-1976 $50,000 FREE I iseis. SSSQO. 000. 90S- do»3fseats. good cond I Toyota 4 Runner '94 SR5 eRANTS!2005 f t e w ftepstf! 240-2684 VW PASSAT GLS ' 0 1 • V6, 110K, $5400 90&6S8-7109 Pair of antique Victorian WALL UNIT - beaut cream lacq Weber Spinet w/ bench. S1300/rsg308-322-22S5 For Personal Siis, Scnod, A pdSiz ssrvica rressags brougfc! WARREN Indoor/Outdoor Beautiful fruit wood finish. Exc. condition. Sow .tiiies, w/gjass lighted shelves top, carved walnut parlor Busines. S4S BftLION Lsft j BIBCK R0ADMASTER '93 - Mercedes C230 *97 exc silver, many extras, fall TOYOTA 4RUNKER SR5 '96 ^ fcy Sis pubica&jn ssd Sje garage storage space, Exc cond. Recently tuned TV/ storage bottom, mint, chairs, red $250/both ^ Fe3=ra! Trade C-DmnassGn Unciaimed from 2004. lire 1 Estate *agofi. S3S3O-or 136K, leather, power contractors welcome. $1000 908486-1307 sereice history, priced to cend. garages kept, white $1250/0bo 908*54-1381 908-276-2513 Operator! 1-8QO60&H3B1) best oPer. Cai? =08-272mnrf.. A/C. CD," PW, 90&647-7330 seii, $10,750. Summit ejetertor, 99.5K, $12,000/ WALL UNIT / ENTERTAINBt.60 2910 S5000 201-921-4380 908-277-1335 obo. 9 0 S S 1 0 r a MENT CENTER - Beautiful, $50,000 FREE CASH very ornate, marble light Golf Clubs Ping CHINA - Columbia Lenox (12) GRANTS!2005 ^tever Repa-,1 beige lacquered, beveled Berkeley Heights - 1 BR Steel shaft 3 through PW, 5 piece p'ace settings, plus glass doors w/lighted mirRjr Personal Bills, Schooi, Cottage/Ranch, LR, DR $350 obo sugar and creamer, never rored back, glass shelves, New Business. $49 BOilON ••combo. Full BA, $1250. 908-233*567 or 419-2702 used. In box. $1100. 90& decorative molding on top, 908-75^5882 Left Unclaimed For 2004. 6546788 center section holds 3 6 * Live Operators! 1S0&606CRASFORD 4 BR 2 BA. formai TV, plenty of storage for 6081 Ext 65 DR. W/D,'nice yard, near all all entertainment needs. Berkeley Heights - Moving trans. & schools, aval im$750./obo 908-723-0844 garage sale - 4 / 1 & 4 / 2 - ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS med. $2250/mo.-s- uSI. Fri & S a t , 10-3PM 113 Need Cash Fast? Use your -*• * 9 0 8 - 6 4 7 - 6 2 4 0 * Home's Equity! Free noSutton Dr., Toro Snow A NEW COMPUTER obiigafion loan consuitaBlower, Wheel Barrel,26 SCOTCH PLAINS 3 BO, 1.5 BUT NO CASH? You're BASEBALL CLEATS- 7 pr., tions. Low rates and fees Ft Alum. ext. ladder, size APPROVEDGuaranBA Ranch. New k i t finsizes 6-13; S10 each or on refinancings. 14 flower girl dress, baby teed!* NO CREDIT ished bsmt, C/A, garage Bontempo Masonry less 908464-2316 ALK Electric Contractor (888)282-5283 cr-AW*. bureau, oriental planter CHECK - Bad Credit$2,200 WestfieW Really Al! types of Masonry work. avantormortgage.com Resi. Comm. Free Est. ins. w/plant, DR oriental rug & Cash for vintage cosBankruptcy OK. 1-800Realtor 90&-232-9500 Basement waterproofing. OLD GUY PAINTING. foyer rug, 3 pc. Kenneth tume jewelry, clothes, Uc#S732. 420-0326 I0A-9P EST ALL SORTS CARPENTRY Squeaky Clean by $SCASH NOWSS Every job Owner Need Interior painting? Coie luggage, Golf equip. Sterling - 3 BR, 2 Fui! BA, Mon-Fri ^Checking Acart etc. 908-534-9603 308-7554030 Siding, rooting, additions, Tabitha AS SEEN OS TV supervised. Call the Old Guy Holiday items, baby swing, garage, $1700. 9 0 8 * 4 7 count Required. FOR SALE: Accordion With remodeling, ete. ReasonQoaiity. affordable, reli30 yrs. exp. Fuilvlns. 908/769-8971 large baby back pack, car Don't wait for a iawsuit. 5130 WWW.PCSF0RALL.COM able rates. Free e s t Matching Case, $99.00. able cleaning for home Settlements, annuities, 908*47-8059 seat, folding twin bed & 908418-1398 Call 973*35-7169 office, apartments or and Lottery Payments. SUMMIT - 3BR/lba reno- Dell Pentium III, CD Burner misc. tools. F.CAMPANO DON - REEM MASONRY construction clean ups. Calf Prosperity Partners vated house, fenced yard, Girl's BR set, 2 dressers, w/monitor $239.00, FENCE SEEWCE Concrete & Block Work My clients consider me cash in future paychef kitchen, W/D, firedesk & chair, display CLARK - 12 HILLTOP AVE, Toshiba Lap Top $185.00 C h a i i ink, custom w o o d , Int/Ext. Free Est., insured Bricks • Steps, Etc... lifce family and I'd like to ments now. 800-373place, walk to NYC train, Sat. 4 / 2 , 9am-9pm, (Rain cabinet, white w/gold trim 973-784-3164 c i s f q m decks, 3 ) yrs. exp. be apart of vours too. Cafl 908/4645597 90&642-5795 1353. www.ppicasri.corn poo!, schools good, fpr Date 4 / 9 ) $75. 908419*847 Additions • Garages FulV-ins. Free EsSs." 1 c c n Ref. avail. 90&60S-9096 professional. $2495/mo + Basements • Decks RYOBI RADIAL ARM SAWGARAGE SALE *$FREE CASH GRAKTS! S* Steve's Painting 1 % mo. dep., avail mid Sheetrock & Repairs 8 Vi $75, Vitamaster ex- NEW PROVIDENCE - 7 As Seen on T.V! Never ReInterior/Exterior April. 917-334-9431 Colin 2 Leather Recliners, 1 forCall Dennis ercise bike $25, Schwinn Clement Road, April 2, 9a- pay! Goy't Grants for Perpower washing. Insured & est gr, 1 wine + Table Ex973-6355885 10 sp. men's bike $15 SUMMIT-3 BR, 2 bath, New cellent cond $500 bo sona! Bills, School, Busil p . Furniture, household SPECIALIST IN A a PHASES free estimates. 908*54-1672 MIKES POWETWASHfNG HK., C/A, ig. enc. porch, ness, Etc. $47 Biliion left items, kid's clothing/toys of Masonry w / 2 1 yrs exp. Reasonable rates. 973-377-6085 Near Bus. $2200/mo + unclaimed. Live Operaand more. Superior Quaiiiy Snce 1990 Call 908-2964472 •Workman's Compensarjon CARPENTRY SERVICE STOCKADE FENCE SECS75 Most Homes utils. No Pets tors! 1-800574-1804 Ext. •ANTIQUE OAK CHILDS Call & Uabiiity Insurance CertifiProf. Carpenter 15 yrs exp. TION-(17) 4x8 gray stain, SUMMIT-43 Clark St 209. * 908-273-2347* ROLLTOP DESK, 9G&S25O91D cates supplied for each Quaiity wort;, reliable, Free, good condition Friday, 4 / 1 - 4 / 2 . NO EARLY 34hx22wxl5d w/drawer & job. reasonable rates 9 0 8 * 6 5 * 9 3 6 call after BIRDS. Contents of House 908-322-2014 SSFREE CASH GRANTSES3 chair $200 908-647-1144 ic Local references We return ail calls! 4pm Sale Fum., W/D, Freezer, Never Repay! Government •*• Competitive Rates Summit 90SS22-3OS3 BABY BED SET - Crib Snowblwer, HH Goods, Grants for Persona! Bills, •*• Guaranteed Work /toddler bed, matching 3 Clothes. Everything Must Go School, Business, etc. Free Est. 908-665-0819 HAMMER HEAD CORP. drawer/changing table, $47 Billion left unclaimed. LIGHT HAULING ••Int/Efl. SUMMIT (Briant Park ConAll residential real estate Costa Rica Landscaping High-end Remod. & Restor. oak, exc. cond. $400 0B0 1866-3234)804 ext. 9000 REASONABLE RATES dos) 9 1 Springfield Ave. •PAUL'S MASONRY* Lawn maintenance, mulchadvertising in this news Custom Carpentry • Free Est. 9U8-27&S705 908-273-4340 ANDERSON NEW SLIDING Unit D. Fri. & Sat. 10-3.GREAT RATES! Lower your ing & seeding, topsoil St paper is subject to the S08-581-8015 Leather sofas and others DOOR. 8X6. trimming, pruning & fall • STEPS' SIDEWALKS montnly payments with Federal Fair Housing Act, BEDROOM SET- 5 pc. set, SCREEN HB, chest, dresser, mirror oriental D/R Set, screen, $100. CALL 908464-7543 clean-ups. Snow removal. • BRICK & • CONCRETE new low introductory • RICHARD GERBER • the New Jersey Law access. Painted Berkey & nite stand. List $1200. Free esflmates. rates. Get ahead by call• SPECIALISTNo Job t o o small Against Discrimination and. BED ROOM SET - 5 pcs queen KEN LEPORE Gay B/R, kitchenware, Sell $575. 732-259-6690 908-542-0806 ing: Joseph Lanza @ 908ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS Exc. work. Reasonable bed, dresser, mirror & 2 Pennsylvania Human GUTTERS clothes, costume jewelry, or cell # 90&405-5925 3994100 908-964-1554 908-527-922S CeI90W00-0636 night stand $500 obo. Large Relations Act These laws BEDROOM SET- 7 pcs., Installed.repaired h.h. Wendy 973418-9259 Furtunoff Kitchen table + 6 Sleigh bed, dresser, mirror prohibit dfecrirraiarion in the cleaned, window STOP FORECLOSURE chairs $200 obo. Samsonite chest & nite stand. List J.R. safe, rental or fhaneing of SUMMIT Lg. 3 bed in charmwash, 908-58&0478 GUARANTEED. THIS IS $2200, Sell $975. New in Patio set 9 pcs $300 obo. ing 2 family Victorian, Kit, dwellings. Lawn Maintenance NOT BANKRUPTCY. WE CABLE INSTALLATION Gas operated Yard-man box, can deliver. CERAMIC TILE Mulch Top Soil FM, W/D. Near town & DO NOT BUY HOUSES. WIRE MAN Tha Fair Housing Act lawnmower $85 obo. Toro Call 732-259-6690 Top quality Trimming, Seeding trans. $2200 p/mo + uffl. 800-771-4453 e x t . Computer • Home Theater Electric Super trimmer $40 mates t illegal to advertise Free est. Planting, Walkways Avail 4 / 1 Call 908-273-1348 3055. Stereo'TV 908-762-4020 BEDROOM SET7 p c Thoobo. 908-798-1034 "any preference, limitation, 908-954-3484 . Spring Clean-ups www.'house911.com masville quality, Cherry discriminaSon because of 908-273-9583 CONSOLIDATED DUTCH ALL DONE... & done right! wood sleigh bed, dresser, race, color religion, sex, Summit WEST Complete Wood burnPainter, fixer, obsessive mirror & 2 nite stands. handicap, familial status, ing stove. Never been used. ST. NICKS POOLS compulsive. Beautiful. Value $6500, or nafionai origin, or inten$800 908-232-9544 Swim Spa Dealer CLEAN UPS Doug 908464-2683 Sacrifice $2450. 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Call 1Call 908-647-3659 308*S68>4884 pregnant women; and DAVE S PROFESSIONAL Pruning, feeding, removals. BERKLEY HEIGHTS MOVING Pay by truck 908SBO962 Bob MR DEPENDABLE: Painting, 800-694-8644 China Cabinet 2 pc. hand PAINT JOBS-!nf./Ext./Res people securing custody of 10% off w/ad. Fully ins. Free SALE- 4 / 0 2 9am-3pm carpentry, no job too sm. www.dtv2day.com crafted, teak, $275. Gomnvneasonable Rates children under 18. estimates.908-233-1341 Furniture, House hold goods, PAUL'S CLEANUP Specialize efec work fc + 732-382-3815 DOORS 9734643661 Trampoline, Dog house & Attics, bsmnfs, & gar. 11-STEEL BUILDINGS nm396a Reeest9C648S&ia. In addition to the protecDINETTE SET- exc. cond. 30"X6'8", Peachtree ext. dr cage, clothes. Everything int./ ext. demolition. BLOWOUT! DETAILS PAINTING CO. tions noted above, New w/Larson storm dr, Exc. woodtopw/leaf, wrought iron Starting #$2250 per week must go! 20 Pine Grove Rd. very dependable. Storage, Churches, Riding Res./Com. Removal, Deck waterproofing, Jersey law prohibits Cond., only $400 for both. PAINTING, Papering, carw/ 4captsins chairs on notes. SPRING CI£A!W1PS 908364-1554 Arenas, Etc. pruning, storm damage, driveway sealing. Fully ins. New Providence discrimination based on penny & repairs. DependAsking $120 days 908403* 973-3760716 * 973-390-0609 30x40,40X60,50X100,80x100, stump grinding, Land State Licensed. Free' e s t Garage Sate creed, ancestry, marital able & neat Calf Gaiy at 8968 even. 908-273*360 EXERCISE BIKE - Schwinn RICK'S CLEAN-OUTS cleaning. All work guaranD. Morales, cell #908-723100x200, more avail. Must April 2 , 3-3pm status, affectual or sexual 90886&9420 SOTO LANDSCAPE CONST. Recumbent Model 220P. Attics, basements, garages, teed. Fuiiy tns. Free Est. 1753or9OS698-1157. SelL Fast Delivery DINETTE SET Wood, uphol126 Sagamore Drive orientation, or nationality, Shrubs • Stonewalls • Patios Minimal use in private home yards, sheds S demo. Pete 1-800-839-1075 stered seats, 6 chairs, tni/Ext • Drywli • Plaster • Tile and Pennsylvania law Brickwork Drainage only. Org. $1100, Asking Household items, children's Same day service. Fully w/leaf, exc. cond. $300. clothing & toys, books & 3 STEEL BUILDINGS 908-350-3371 Repair-Light Carpentry prohibits discrimination on insured. AMX, Visa & MC. $300. 90*665-1724 908-233-1647 CDs. Call Now! NETHERWOOD PAINTING & the basis of age, disabjify HOT TUB/SPA 4 per, multi 24x30 Sell $3,990 Weekly cuts starting at $25 RESTORATION (908)251-3138 or ancestry. DINING ROOM beautiful level jets, 59x69x31" runs 38x38 Sell $5,981 and up. Top Soi! ,Muich contemporary glass with on 110, in/outdoor, TREE SERVICE KIBLEH PAINTING A BATHROOM TILE The newspaper will not Lawn Renovation & Tony's Clean-up brass accents table with 6 Berkeley Heights - Fri & 48x96 Sell $15,461 $1500 908-241-5872 Pruning, Removals, Interior/Exterior • Free Est REPAiR SPECIALIST Cail Ashley 1800863-9128 Planting. knowingly accept or print whitewash oak and uphol& light Hauling Sat, 4 / 1 & 2 , 10-3pm, Tree Spraying Faux Finish • Restorations ' Grouting" Caulking' Small RBS LANDSCAPE DESIGN any advertisingforresidenstered chairs, large Leather Recliner - $100 Free Estimate. Insured. 113 Suttort Dr., Traditional Did you suffer a Heart Attack, Feeding 90&665O828 Jobs. Rich 732-381-6635 908-272-5740 tial real estate which matching china cabinet/ Sony Stereo Sys - $200 DR. Set, China Cab. & 7 day service. David Lee Welch Stroke, Clot or Heart violates the taw. wall unit with glass SonyTV 27in - $150 Serving p c , Crystal Chan1-888-781-5800 647-1310 Surgery while talting CHRISTIAN CONSTRUCTION printer (new) shelves, mirrored back EpsonCS2 dler, couch & love seat, MEARS PAINTING To report housing discrimiV10XX, CELEBREX. OR Complete Interior/Exterior $100 and beveled glass doors newly reupholstered, tile Interior & Exterior DON'S TREE SERVICE Additions - Kitchens/Baths BEXTRA? You may have a nation, cail ffe Office of Fair Treadmill $125 A. RICH'S MASONEST $1100. 908-723-0844 topped center kitchen taFree Estimates * B e s t Prices* claim worth $250,000+. Housing and Equal 973687-1186 Pics avail [email protected] ble w 4 chairs, bar w Sdevelks, steps, RR ties, pat. Insured ANDREWS CONSTRUCTION *Free Estimates* Call tolHree i-877-833-G926 Opportunity of the U.S. DINING ROOM Lovely Anbrass top, hanging glass ios, driveway sealcoating & or cell (201) 463-76-13 Call George Additions Specialist RAY NICASTRO SMALL *Fully- Insured* tique Pine Table, 8 chairs, Department of Housing storage & stools, DR oris n a l repate. Free estimates STEEL BUILDINGS! 908-464-8297 * Start to Finish * HOME IMPROVEMENTS & 908-233-5816 French Country $2500. MAYTAG Electric Washer & awl Urban Development ental area rug & foyer rag, 9084647446 FACTORY DIRECT! Dryer, 7 yrs old, white, 908-542-9352 REPAIRS CALL Will E-mail Picture 908•{HUD) at 1-800-699-9777. beautiful comer cab. glass Liquidation Sale. $225. Exc Cond. 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PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS NUMBER: CH7Sei97 CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F1445404 NOBTHH5N SOURCE, U.C, ANEWYORKUMTTED UABiS-TTY COMPANY vs. SONS, a c AND AUSUSTSANTORE,SRWHIT'OF EXECUTION DATE JANUARY 31.2005 SALE DATE WEDNESDAY, THE f3TH DAYOFAPHILA.D.2M5 " JUDGEMEOT AMOUNT " TWO-HUNDRED EIGHTY WINE THOUSANO SB/EMHUNDRED FOfflY FOUR & Sa'100 (3283.744.69) ATTORNEY DAVID S. BR1MAN, P.O. Attorneys and Counseiara WosdbriSge Place, Suite 1002 5i7R=ufeQrte Isefin, NJ 0=830 RALPH FHOEHUCH Sheriff Foil isgsl description is filed a! the Unfen Ccuniy SfrerifTs OSes. Dates: 3/19/05, 3(26/05, iffi'05,4/9/05 THREE-HUMORED FIVE THOUSAND SIX-HUNDRED NIMTYFWEat33,'t00 TOTAL JUDGEMENT AMOUNT (3305,695.33) i RS prcperty to be sold is !osaisd in the Township of BarKe;=y Heigfris in the County of Union, and State of New Jersey. Csrnrncrfy known as: 118 Summit Avenue a/k/a 473 SpringfieS Avenus, Berkeley Heights. New Jersey Tax Lot No. 11 in Stock No. 212 ioial Dimensions cf Let: AppraxiraaSelv 53.00 feet bv 148.00 fssL Nearest Cross Street: Property is located a! intersection of Swim it Avenue and Springfield Avenus. Dispafch: April 2,2005 62 x .2S = S 15.50

to conduct arrf rely upon their own independent investigation to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority ovsr the fien begin foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. Dispatch: Aon! a 2005 7 3 Z 5 S1S75 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ 07974 The following applications, seeking the indicated variances from the Borouah Zoning Ordinance, are scheduled for indM&al Public Hearings at the Borough of New Providence Board ol Adjustment's meeting on Monday. April 18, 2005, in the Council Chambers. Ground Floor at the Municipal Center. 360 Elfavood Avenue, New Providence, at 8:00 PM or as soon as possible thereafter. Frederick E. 8.Violet Ann Ga^ian. Application #2005-07 848 Central Avenue, Block 194, Lot IS, R-2 Zone, New Providence, NJ Chapter 310, Article IV, Section 310-10, Schedule II for permission to construct an addition. The front yard set back along Pearl Street to the addition is 15 ft., whereas 40 ft., is the minimum required. The applicants seek the above noted variances togelher with alf olher relief in the form of variances, wsivers, or exceptions to the strict interpretation of the Borough's Zoning Ordinance which the Board deem necessary. Interested parties may review ins appropriate flies between the hours of 9:00 AM snd 4:00 PM. Monday through Friday, at the Office of the Board Secretary (Building Department), Municipal Center. 360 Elkwood Avenue, New Providence, NJ. Office Telephone is (906) 565-1124. NANCY M.PASQUALE Secretary Board of Adjustment Date: 03/ ,'05 The Dispatch: 04(02/05 55 x. 25 = S 13.75

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS NUMBER: CH757692 CHANCERY DIVISION UNiON COUNTY DOCKET NO. F1067003 UNITY BANK vs. ANTHONY C.DIMUZIO& CATHERINE DIMUZ1O H/W, JOHN. OOES MARY DOE WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE JANUARYS, 2004 SALE DATE WEDNESDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2005 " JUDGEMENT AMOUNT " FOUR-HUNDRED ELEVEN THOUSAND FOUR-HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR & 59/100 fS411.434.59) ATTORNEY

HOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFFS NUMBER: CH757510 CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F734503 OHIO SAVINGS BANK OSMAN S. A l i AMINA H. A U : SO OK HWANG WRiT OF EXECUTION DATE AUGUST 18, 2003 SALE DATE WEDNESDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2005 ** JUDGEMENT AMOUNT " SIX-HUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND FIVE-HUNDRED TWENTY NINE 5 39/100 (S605,529.39j ATTORNEY FEDERMAN AND PHELAN. P.O. 400 Fellowship Road ML Laurel, NJ 03054 RALPH FROEHUCH Sheriff Fuii legal description is filed at the Union County Sheriff's Office. Dates: 4/2705, 4/3*05, 4/16/05. 4/23/05 SIX-HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE THOUSAND TWENTY THREES 84/100 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($689,023.84) Property to be sold is located in the City of Summit, County of Union and the State of New

MCELROY, D E U T S C H a

S4ULVANEY Attorney at Law 1300 Mount Kemble Avenue PO Box 2075 Momsicwn, NJ 07962-2075 RALPH FROEHUCH Sheriff Full legal description is filed at the Union County Sheriffs Office. Daies: £19/05. 3/26/05, 4/2D5,4/9/05 FOUR-HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND FOURHUNDRED SIXTY SIX S 45/100 TOTAL JUDGMES4T AMOUNT: CS45S.466.45} ins property to be sold is !ocated in lbs Township of Berkeley Heighis hi the County of Union, and State of New Jersey. Commons/ known as: S Fickler Place. Tax Lot No. 30 in Block No. 903 Dimensions of Lot (Approximately): 115 ft x 205 ft Nearest Cross Street Pear! Street The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further ratica through publication. Dispalch: April 2.2005 51 x.25 = S 15.25

Premises commonly known as: 40Tanglewo(Xt Drive, Summit. NJ 07901 BEING KNOWN as LOT 11, BLOCK 5603, on the official Tax Map of the City of Summit Dimensions: 114.03 ft x 165.26 fix 20.00 ft X 163.80 ft X 44.98 ft Nearest Cross Street- Joanna Way The Sheriff hereby reserves ths right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. " Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or olher charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Ail interested parties are to conduct and rely upon their own independent investigation to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien begin foreclosed and, if so Ihe current amount du6 thereon. Dispatch: April 2,2005 73 X.25 = S 18.25

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFF'S NUMBER: CH75820S CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F1195104 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. vs. NASi JACOB. ETAL WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE FEBRUARY 14,2005 SALE DATE WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2005 " JUDGEMENT AMOUNT " THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE THOUSAND SEVENHUNDRED SIXTY FIVE & 56/100 (3389,765.56) ATTORNEY PHELAN HALLINAN a SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDEi) Suite 100 400 Fellowship Road ML Laurel, NJ 08054 RALPH FROEHUCH Sheriff Full legal description is filed at the Union County Sheriffs Office. Dates: 3/26/05, 4/2/05, 4/9/05, - 4/16/05 FOUR-HUNDRED NINE THOUSAND THREE-HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR S 42/100 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT: (£490,334.42) The property to be sold is located in the Borough of New Providence in the County of Union, and State of New Jersey. 'Premises commonly known as: 1010 Springfield Avenue, ' New Providence, NJ 07974. BEiNG KNOWN as LOT 5, BLOCK 135, on the official Tax Map of the Borough of New prm/idencs Dimensions: 100.00 ft x 167.5Sftx 98.47fix 185.02ft Nearest Cross Street: Devon Place The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further notice by pubficafion. ' Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or oltter charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are

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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS NUMBER: CH758211 CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F592204 FLEET NATIONAL BANK RANDALL L. TAYLOR, ET AL WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE FEBRUARY 18, 2005 SALE DATE WEDNESDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2005 "JUDGEMENTAMOUNT" FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR-HUNDRED THIRTEEN S 15/100 (S58.413.15) ATTORNEY PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG (FORMERLY FEDE1) Suite 100 400 Fellowship Road ML Laurel, NJ 080S4 RALPH FFIOEHLICH Sheriff Full legal description is filed at the Union County Sheriffs Office. Dates: 4/2/05, 4/9/05, 4/16/05, 4/23/05 SIXTY ONE THOUSAND ONE-HUNDRED FIVE £60/100 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($61,105.60) Property to be sold is located in the Borough of New Providence, County of Union and the Slate of New Jersey Premises commonly known as: 17 Timothy Field Road, New Providence, NJ 07974 BEING KNOWN as LOT 1 (C0017), BLOCK 376, on the official Tax Map of the Borough of New Providence Dimensions: None Given (Condo Unit) Nearest Cross Street None Given (Condo Unit) The Sheriff hereby reserves

877-606-RATE

NOTICE OF PUBUC AUCTION In regard to tile above referenced matter be advised tfts! she Township Commffies approved on January ta, 2G05 by ResduSon #86-05 perraissisn i'3r fits Psiice Department of BerKelev Heighis to advertise snd hoB a Public Auctior tor Icsl cr abarvdoned personal property intfcrJina bicydss. The Public Auclisn vri3"»hea«mSatuniay,AisriH6,2O05.10am Make Serial # CWor IJTrek T-Si-C415-CiaES1l4 Farpie - G 2) Sohwinn (Catiente) FN-567732 Sue • B 3S Magna 9770121232 Liiie Green-B 4) Sohwinn (Sprintl Fted-B 5) Haro (tur,c!ion-F3| F3W3J3313 Bia-fe - S 6) Trek (ml track #830) GR-E07687 Marocn - B 7) Sirider (s-2000) HC-6B17730 Sius-G B) Schwinn (traveler) 133S214 Hed-3 9) Huffy (all terrain pro) HC-3512903 Purpis - G 10) Royce Union (dh 2.4S SB-4011654 GnvBI-B 11) GT (outpost trail) KL-17J6S67 B!us-B 12J Huffy No dumber Prrsk-G 13) Pacilic (quick silvers C4SB3878 KUB-SC 14) Pacific (genesis) HHC-437415 Purple - BB 15) Ross (compact; 057S236262 eiuB - s 16) Murray iatb) £-64926! Black - B 17) Trek Navigator (200' V'mj-OLH76VT Red-G BERKELEY K3SHTS POLICE DEPT. Dispatch: April 2,2005 the right !o adjourn this sale without further notice by_ publication. • Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal lien's or o'ftsr charges, and any such taxes, charges, Bens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are to conduct and rs!y upon iheir. own independent investigaticn to ascertain whether or rat any outstanding interest remain cf record and/or have priority cvsr ths lien tsegin foreclosed and, B so the current amount duG thereon. Pursuant to NJSA 46:88-21 e l seq., this sals may be subject to a limited lien priority cf ths condominium association and any successful bidder st sheriffs sale may bs responsible for paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid condominium fees. Dispatch: April 2,2005 62 x.25 = 5 20.50 BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE ORDINANCE 2005-03 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 147 OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE, ESTABLISHING FEES AND LICENSES" I, Wendi BBarry, Borough Clerk of ihs Borough of New Providsncs.. hereby certify that ths above-titled ordinance was duly passed at fins! reading a! a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council Qf tne Borcugn of New Providence, in the County of Union, New Jersey, held on Monday, March 21, £005. WENDI E. BARRY Borough Clerk Date: March 24,2005 Dispatch: April 2.2005 24 x .25 = S 6.00 BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE ORDINANCE 2005-03 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 257 OFTHE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE ENTITLED 'VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC" I, Wendi B.Barry, Sorcugh Clerk of the Borough of Nsw Providence, hereby certify that th° above-tiilsd crdinancs v/ss duly passed at final reading a! a regular meeling of the Mayor and Council of the Bcrough of New Providence, in ths County of Union, New Jersey, held on Monday, March 21.2005. WEND! B. BARRY Borcugn Cierk Date: March 24, 2005 Dispatch: April 2. 2005 24 x .25 = S 6.00 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS 29 PARK AVENUE BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ Take notice that the following Resolutions were adopted at ths March 24, 2005 Regular Meeting of the Board of Adjustment: #2-05: Glenn 8. Anna Hickman, 94 Rutgers Avenue, Block 1704. Lots 1 a 2. (Requesting to buiid an addition which requires variances to continue deficient front set back at 29.71' from Rutgers Avenue and 25.27" from Saw Mill Drive on this corner property in R-15Zonej #6-05: Mart a Clare Hope. 31 Fairfax Drive, Block 1507, Lot 52 (Requesting to build an addition requiring variances for side yard setback al 9.5' and combined side yards at 28' in H-15 Zone) #7-05: Janet & Arnold Greebel, 58 Bristol Court, Block 1503, Lot 13 (Requesting to build an addition requiring a variance for rear yard set backat30'inR-15Zone) #8-05: Jill Trost, 20 Ralph Place, Block 2703, Lot 4 (Requesting lo build additions requiring variances for side yard set back at 7.5', combined side yard set back at 19.5* and rear yard set back at 27; also requires variances to continue 144 sq. ft. shed wilh rear set back at 5' in R-20 Zone) #9-05: Shane & Karen Brown, 26 Galiinson Drive, Bbck 3804, Lot 4. (Requesting to build an addition requiring variances for front yard set back at 49;, building coverage a! 16.14% and total coverage at 28.43%; also may need a variance for drivey/ay with less than a 5' side offset in P.-20 Zone) #10-05: Meredith Morgan & Edward Orton, 88 Briarwood Drive East, Block 803, Lot 15. (Requesting to build an addition requiring variances for building coverage at 18.18% and the continuation of pre-exisling front set back deficiency at 39.3' and side set back for Accessory Structure {a shed] at 77" in R-15 Zone) #11-05: Denis S Melba Smalley. 80 Whitney Drive, Block 3203, Lot 11. (Requesting to build an addition and a deck requiring variances for rear set back at 22' to the house, 23.3' to Ihe deck and building coverage at 16.21%; NOTE: Previous approval granted in 19B8 allowed for a rear set back to the house at 23' and 20'8* for the deck in fl-20 Zone)

Dispatch: April 2, 2005 eS>t.SS = S 25.50 PLANNING BOARD TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS 29 PARK AVENUE BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ Take notice that at the Marcii S3,2005 meeLrig, !he Planning Board adopted iha following Bsscldior. of Approval sa-5-04; Salvalsie 4 Ann Scalcra, 233 Washington Street, Bicck 205, Lot 7 (Requesting Minor Sabaiysion approval for two (2) late with variances fcr lot area (2), lot width (2), front yard II), side vards (21. combined side yards (2), rear yard set back far dsck (1),. garage requirerient (1). "Wrier coverage (1); building coveraga (2i, tcfial ocverage (2) and garage requirement {11 wift westers or design standard exceptions far sutnsissicn of an EIS, sidewalks, granite block curbing and concrete driveway aprons in R-10 Zcne) Copies o! the Resolutions can oe inspected at the office of ths Beard Secretary during ihs hoias of 6:30 a.m. kvA 4:00 p.m. SARAH R. MUELLER Secretary/Clerk Dispatch: April 2,2003 ' 33 X .25 = S 9-GO BOARD OF EDUCATION SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Seaied bids iviii be received by Ins Board of Education of the City oS Samrr*., C-surSy of Union, lle/t Jsrsev, iccated at SO Wscle Slrsel, 'Summit. NJ 07901'»' 2:00 a.m. on TUESDAY, April 19. 2Q05 fcr the foliovving: JANITORIAL SUPPLIES PLUrVSlMG SUPPLES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Instructions ID bidders End scecScetkirts mav be examined a! the office of the Board S=crslary; 90 Map's Siraei, Summit, New Jersey and one copy therewf may be obtained by each bidder. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of Biiny (30) days after tns dsie set for Ihe opening thereof. The Scard of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to accept the bid. which in its judgment, wiB be in the bssi Interest of ihe Beard of Education. Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of P.LC. 1S75 (NJAC 17:27). BY ORDER OFTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION. CITY OF SUMMIT, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY PAULGRIGGS Board Secretary Softool Business Administrator Dated: April 2. 2005 THE SU.MMiT HERALD 45? .25 = 51155

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time, guiding the girls' program for several seasons and spending one year on tie boys' side afterwards. He also was a longtime assistant footbaE coach at Summit, serving, under three different head coaches. While Berkeley Heights-wise, present GL Coach Chris Roof was the man who replaced Krug at the Millbum baseball helm following the 1999 season. Roof coached Millbum four years, leaving to take the coaching (and a teaching) at GL, bis high school alma mater. The Highlanders went 13-13 in his first campaign there last spring. They're expected to be a stronger bailclub now. In catcher Mike Manganielio, first baseman Jason HoHowell, and centerfielder Chris BergesM (who's making the switch from shortstop), GL owns three standout returnees from a year ago. Second baseman Connor Donokie and leftfielder Ryan McAdam were likewise 2004 starters. Pitching was this team's primary problem area last season, and the coaching staff is confident it'll be an improved ingredient now. Hollowell, Toe Pijanowski, Andrew Trivella, and Phil• Yitale represent four hurlers who've each fashioned a degree of success at the varsity level so there is mound depth. The key is whether one for even better, two) of them can emerge as a top-shelf cbucker. It's also Summit Coacli Bruce Fenska's second year guiding that program, one which he'd previously served as an assistant for the better part of a decade. The Hilltoppers went 8-13 last spring. That 2004 Summit contingent was a very senior-oriented crew. with just three underclassmen on the roster. Meaning that Zach Barber along with twins Matt and Tim Fields represent the team's only varsity experience heading into the 2005 campaign.

Athletes' focus is on track SUMMIT— This spring, Kent Place School's Track & Field' squad is starting off as nothing short of exciting. The KPS girls have kicked off their practices with rigorous workouts and an unbelievably strong team bond. Everybody watches out to make sure no one is in "too much pain," and they work together as a unit, which helps make the training sessions less stressful. Guided by a new head coach in Jason Edwards, along with assistants- Shushana Campbell, Diana Jobe, and Angela Phillips, Kent Place will open the campaign with a dual meet against University this Thursday. April 7. The general consensus among the athletes is that Coach Edwards' practices are extremely intense, but that should only help everyone improve. "The preseason has been a matter of each girl being pushed to the maximum for two hoars every day," explained freshman AsWey Jobe ! whose mom's an assistant coach). "We work hard, and all of us have hated segments of practices, but we fight through it." And that's because such committed effort can help lift this promising team to new heights. The most grueling practices are when Kent Place is able to utilize the track at Tatloek Field. After running the half-mile or so to get there, the girls are put through a succession of sprints between which they get very little rest. Then there's "The Hill," a steep upgrade about two miles from our school that the KPS coaching staff adopted for sprint training. Afternoons there are similarly-dreaded by the athletes. Yet even though me girls describe their training regimen as leaving them sore and tired, "It does whip us into great shape," expressed Devin Walsh. And as far as how the result will be reflected in their track performance this s p r i n g . . . .

'The workouts are painful, but they're worth it,** Walsh said. "And we're committed to it, because all of us love the coaches, even with everything they put us through. indeed, Coach Edwards has become infamous for pushing the girls to their maximum limit making sure they give 200% all the time. However, when push comes to shove, the trackletes have survived. Now we can only expect success from a team that has been working so hard, owns considerable raw talent, and benefits from great coaching. "We're working unbelievably hard in practice, and our team is going to very strong this year," enthused junior Courtney Cannon. Yes, the preseason has been intense. Among the changes Coach Edwards By JULIA (who'd been an assistant a year ago) enactKENNEDY ed is having the sprinters and distance runners train together, essentially doing the B g n s a m n a a a r a a ^ ^ n same workouts. A by-product of which: "Running as one group, we have all four coaches right along with us," explained sophomore Veena Putcha. "So they definitely make sure nobody js slacking off." Still. 'That's one of the reasons we expect to have an awesome season!"

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Editor's note: Julia is a junior at Kent Place School in Sumtnk.

"Even though there are kids on our team playing lacrosse for the first time, we do have several guys who've been involved with the sport for a number of years," reported junior Chris Henschel. To help prepare for the season, the Oratory athletes participated in a winter lacrosse league in Randolph. "Playing in the off-season has helped us become a better team," said sophomore Steve Scirocco (this columnist's brother). "A number of guys played in fall and winter leagues, and mat can only help us "during the upcoming season." "We have high expectations this year," added junior Kevin Recio, Oratory's goalie and recipient of the team's MVP award at the conclusion of the 2004 season. "Our morale is high, and we're looking to imBy MARK prove as a'unit, gain experience, and estabSCIROCCO lish ourselves as a force in our conference." ,„„ ,„ The Rams are scheduled to play their first match this Monday, April 4th, against Verona High School.

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Editor's note: Mark is a junior at Oratory Prep in Sumtnit,

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MILLBURN — What has become one of the premier April events of the local high school basebafl season commences today (Saturday) when Berkeley Heigbts and Summit participate in the first round of the fourth annual "Phil Krug Memorial Tournament,' which is hosted by Miilhura High School. Governor Livingston will open the tourney with its game against Madison, scheduled to begin at 11 a.ut this morning. Summit faces Millbum in the second contest, listed for a 2 p.m. start. Hie championship and consolation games are slated for nest Saturday, April 9. (And wilh raia ia the prospective weather forecast both yesterday and today, it should be noted that tomorrow (Sunday) would be used as a postponement date. The format woald be the same, however, the first game might be pushed back to a noon start.) The tournament honors Millburn High School's former baseball coach, who died in August,- 2001. Sponsored by the Independent Press since its inception in 2002, the event was won by Summit the first two years, with Miiibum claiming the title last spring. Summit Berkeley Heights, and (obviously) Millbum have been in the tourney throughout, while Madison replaces New Providence as the fourth team this season. . •' , While Krug is surely best identified with Millbom High School where he coached for 21 years and was a phys. ed. teacher through most of that stretch - his sports connection encompasses each of the other three teams in the tournament. Krug was Madison's head basketball coach for two segments of

SUMMIT — Despite the rain and snow New Jersey has received this March, the Oratory Prep lacrosse team is working hard, even though the Rams haven't often been able to practice on their field . Although the players would rather be outside, they've made the most of the facilities available to them. Oratoiy was forced to cancel three scrimmages and has been indoors more often than not this preseason. It's seemed that even when it wasn't raining (or snowing), the lacrosse field has been too wet to use. "Hopefully, better weather will be here soon," said junior 11m Sugrue. "Our team is itching to get outside and play." There's a different look to the program this spring, as the Rams have a new head coach in Bob Kane. Mr. Kane is a familiar figure at our school in view of being an Oratory assistant basketball coach for a the past half-dozen years. Coach Kane, who's aided by returning assistant coach Mike Stauber, is emphasizing conditioning, along with trying to cultivate a more productive attack, as Oratory hopes to improve upon its performance over recent seasons. "Still, the program has grown a lot through the years, and I want to help it continue to grow," said Kane. Oratoiy lacrosse is in its seventh season. This will surely be a more veteran team than last spring, as there were no seniors in the program a year ago. This year's team contains four 12th-graders: Alex Sharif, Alex Bachman, Tom Guyer, and Alex Beauchamp. The squad is comprised mostly of sophomores and juniors who are gaining experience.

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