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VOLUME 50 - NUMBER 42
Privatizing
National Park
Service
- Page 2
Improvements
In Relations
- Page 2 (letters)
Beyond Wills:
Estate Plan
- Page 4
KF Salutes
Henry
Walentowicz , Esq.
- Page 5 (see ad)
Polish Trade Mission
On Medical Travel
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NEW JERSEY - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2013
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Human Rights Court To Hear
CIA Prison In Poland Case
14.10.2013 - The first hearing
brought by former captives who
allege that they were held at a
CIA black site in Poland will
begin at the European Court of
Human Rights in Strasbourg on
2 and 3 December.
The case has been brought to
court by Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri
and Abu Zubaydah, both still incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay, who
claim they were detained and tor-
tured at a secret CIA facility in
Stare Kiejkuty, northern Poland in
2002 and 2003.
Present at the hearing will be
UN Special Rapporteur on human
rights and counter - terrorism Ben
Emmerson and lawyers representing their clients, though it is not
known at what level Poland will be
represented.
“We do not know who will represent the Polish government,” says
Adam Bodnar of the Helsinki
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Polka Notes
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CLIFTON, NJ - A flag raising ceremony was held in honor of
October - Polish Heritage Month in the city of Clifton. In photo
above: L-R: Councilman Peter Eagler, Miss Polonia Alicia
Stolarz, 2013 Passaic-Clifton & Vicinity Contingent Marshal of
this year’s New York City Pulaski Day Parade - Andrew
Kaczmarek, Jr., Miss Polonia Olivia Stopka, Passaic County
Sheriff Richard Berdnik, and Councilman Matthew
Grabowski.
– Photo by John Kostecki
Foundation. Both complainants
will accuse the current Polish
investigation into whether there
was a CIA prison in Poland, which
has been underway since 2008 but
has still to reach a conclusion, of
“chronic inefficiency”.
“I hope that the Court determines the admissibility of the
application and will issue a decision that Poland comply with standards under the Convention for the
Protection of Human Rights and
Fundamental Freedoms and Polish
law,” Bartlomiej Jankowski, the
lawyer representing Abu Zubaydah
told the TVP broadcaster.
Poland’s left wing prime minister and president at the time of the
accusations of a CIA prison on
Polish soil, Leszek Millar and
Aleksander Kwasniewski respectively, have maintained that they
had no knowledge of such a facility, though anonymous sources
within Poland’s secret services
have told media that there was a
detention centre run by American
operatives at Stare Kiejkuty. (pg)
– Polskie Radio
Poles Ready For Hitler
Comedy, Director Claims
14.10.2013 - Director
Juliusz Machulski has
claimed that Poland is
ready for a comedy
about Hitler, as he prepares to release his latest movie.
“It's been seventy
years since World War
II,” the filmmaker told
weekly Wprost.
“We've reached the
point where we can
treat serious things in a
frivolous way,” he
added.
“Laughter heals.”
The
plot
of
Machulski's
film
EmbaSSy (AmbaSSada)
revolves around a young couple living in present-day Warsaw.
Their home happens to be the former German Embassy, and entering the
elevator one day, they find themselves transported back to the eve of war
in 1939.
Controversial rock star Nergal, who was taken to court in Poland for
tearing up a bible onstage, plays former German Foreign Minister Joachim
von Ribbentrop, while actor of the moment Robert Wieckiewicz (Walesa:
Man of Hope, In Darkness) plays Hitler.
Machulski argues that the younger generation in Poland “has had
enough [of hearing about] martyrdom.
“They are ready to laugh at our historical failures, while still taking
pride in everything that we managed to accomplish,” he said.
Juliusz Machulski directed cult Polish comedies such as 1984's Sex
Mission (Sex Misja) and art heist caper Vinci (2004).
EmbaSSy goes on general release on 18 October. (nh)
- See more at: http://www.thenews.pl/1/11/Artykul/149984,Poles-readyfor-Hitler-comedy-director-claims#sthash.Jtsiky7j.dpuf
– Polskie Radio
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THE POST EAGLE
A MATTER
OF
OPINION
October 23, 2013
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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Privatizing The National Park Service
By Dr. Paul Kengor
Editor’s note: A version of this article first appeared at Forbes.com.
The behavior of the National Park Service during the government shutdown has been truly shocking. As has been widely reported, Park Service
employees have been told to make life as uncomfortable as possible for
people, and have flourished in that endeavor. They have acted crudely and
unprofessionally, allowing themselves to be used politically by the White
House in its PR campaign.
If you’re not familiar with what I’m talking about, then please start
Googling. There are frightening first-person accounts everywhere. Among
the worst examples was a case innocently covered by a small Massachusetts
newspaper that reported on a group of tourists traveling to Yellowstone
National Park. The tourists described the Park Service as “Gestapo”-like in
its tactics.
That, of course, is an exaggeration. But the fact that a group of apolitical
citizens would invoke such hyperbole to describe how they were treated
really says something.
The Weekly Standard, a conservative source, argues in an editorial that
the Park Service’s conduct “might be the biggest scandal of the Obama
administration.” The Standard rattled off examples of abuses during the
shutdown, highlighting the most egregious of them all, the shameless scene
at the World War II Memorial:
People first noticed what the NPS was up to when the World War II
Memorial on the National Mall was “closed.” Just to be clear, the memorial is an open plaza. There is nothing to operate. Sometimes there might be
a ranger standing around. But he’s not collecting tickets or opening gates.
Putting up barricades and posting guards to “close” the World War II
Memorial takes more resources and manpower than “keeping it open.”
No question. What happened at the World War II Memorial was pure
political exploitation. The spectacle of elderly, heartbroken, wheelchairbound vets voyaging thousands of miles to remember their fallen brothers,
maybe for a final earthly time, only to be denied by cruel, intransigent
Republicans, was apparently too delicious to pass up.
But even then, as the Standard noted, the barricading of the World War II
Memorial was “just the start of the Park Service’s partisan assault on the citizenry.” It noted other historical sites that are privately owned and operated, where “the Park Service doesn’t actually do anything.” Nonetheless, the
Park Service mustered the resources to deploy officers to forcibly remove
volunteer workers and visitors. As the Standard put it, the Park Service “is
now in the business of forcing parks they don’t administer to close…. It’s
one thing for politicians to play shutdown theater. It’s another thing entirely for a civil bureaucracy entrusted with the privilege of caring for our
national heritage to wage war against the citizenry on behalf of a political
party. This is how deep the politicization of Barack Obama’s administration
goes.”
Sadly, federal employees have been conscripted in the politicization. Not
unlike the IRS, NPS agents are abusing their powers. They are being tasked
as a political/ideological arm of the state. This is precisely not what civil
servants are to be.
As a personal sidenote, the National Park Service falls under the
Department of Interior, once run by my late friend Bill Clark. Clark had
great respect for the department, its mission, and its employees. Clark died
in August. If he had seen Interior employees enlisted and behaving like this,
he would have been extremely disappointed.
And so, my reaction to this egregious behavior by the National Park
Service is one word: privatize.
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Improvements In
Relationship Between
Poland And Germany
To The Editor,
Even after the Nazi atrocities, it
appears that there has recently been
improvements in the relationship
between Poland and the German
people.
This is probably a good development and advantageous for both
countries, and for their economies.
Respectfully,
PAUL BERNER
Poland’s New Flag &
Citizens Duty To Act &
Protect Our People &
Our Country!
First off, I want to thank Orzel
Kalinowski for his nice comment
relative to my idea of adding a cross
onto the breast of my newly
designed Polish Eagle, then have it
placed on the Polish Flag. It is
greatly appreciated! Hopefully, others shall see the need also!
Several weeks ago, I wrote in the
Post Eagle Opinion Editorial of my
redesign of Poland's White Eagle,
created for the intention of having it
placed on the Polish Flag, to
enhance and announce Poland's
new persona and international
image on the world stage.
In this effort, I wrote directly to
the President, Prime Minister,
Senate and Congressional Leaders
in Poland requesting their assistance in adding the newly designed
White Eagle onto the Polish Flag.
I am overwhelmed and encouraged by the letters I received from
the President and the Senate advising me that my idea and my new
Polish Eagle has been referred to a
Committee for consideration. This
is a huge step!
AS I REQUESTED OF YOU,
THE READER, IN MY PREVIOUS OP-ED, PLEASE WRITE TO
THE POLISH GOVERNMENTAL
BODIES TO PLACE THE NEW
POLISH EAGLE ON POLAND'S
FLAG! THEIR NAMES AND
ADDRESSES ARE LISTED AT
THE END OF THIS LETTER !
I truly believe that my efforts to
create this new flag, would be a
huge significant first effort, to convey to the world at large, of
Poland's Independence and New
Identity, to deny any future attempts
to overtake and control a Sovereign
Poland.
It may even motivate other
Sovereign Nations to follow
Poland's lead in creating their people's participation in their governing of the people.
Much is at stake here in today's
world, that would subvert the
efforts of a Christian society to
enjoy the fruits of their historical
sacrifices for the benefit of self
DISCLAIMER: THE VIEWS AND OPINIONS
PRINTED IN THE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR,
OP-ED PIECES AND VARIOUS ARTICLES ARE
SOLELY THE WRITERS - NOT THE POST EAGLE.
interest groups who believe they
have a better idea for us. Nothing
could be further from the Truth!
It is so very difficult to explain to
the trusting American public, what
is at stake with the jockeying of certain individual agendas, to take over
world power, because they cannot
believe or conceive of such criminal
activities going on behind their
backs. A serious mistake!
Currently, we have covert and
subliminal religious, political, economic and ideological wars being
waged in this effort to control society under one way of life. We can
stem the growth of these agendas,
but we must arm ourselves with
knowledge and preventive legal
action in the Courts, independent of
governmental bodies.
With the advent of the Internet, so
much information is readily obtainable to us, just by digging in.
Is too much to ask for 30 minutes
a week, to educate and inform ourselves about what the hell is going
on in our lives and how we are being
sacrificed ???
Is it then reasonable to expend 4
or 5 hours of discretionary time,
watching football and the like,
which is diversionary and beneficial
for those pulling the strings, that
effect our way of life, today and
tomorrow???
The total disposal of the
American Citizen(s) right(s) to
Privacy is blatantly evident in the
creation of the Patriot Act (a totally
inaccurate title for that Law), in
addition to the allowance of accruing credit and medical records without our knowledge, and most recently the new revelations of governmental eavesdropping and recording
our personal communications and
the monitoring of our private personal devices.
IF WE ARE TO SURVIVE AS A
COUNTRY AND AS CITIZENS
THESE ACTIONS MUST BE
ENDED AND PREVENTED
FROM ANY FUTURE RESURRECTION UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!
I write these words, with the sincere intention of waking up those
who are asleep while the Nero(s)
fiddle away our life, which was paid
for in blood, sweat, tears and the
wealth of our Country and our
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www.poles.org
ASSEMBLYMAN THOMAS P. GIBLIN
34th District NJ
www.assemblymangiblin.com
AMERICAN COUNCIL
FOR
POLISH CULTURE
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Other contributors: Mr. & Mrs. Al Koproski, Jeanette Pietrucha
Mr. & Mrs. Domogala, Polish Singers Alliance of America - District 7
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Zloty, Bron Chapinski, Camille Kopielski, Edward Sobczak
Frances Gates, Kazmier Wysocki, Edward & Dee Blicharski, Eva Cieniewicz
Jean Babiec, Krzysztof Nowak, The Rosenstiel Foundation,
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Walter Dragon, Ted & Jean Marczak Bernadette & Richard Narog,
Casimir Milewski, Robert Sudol, Al Zuber, “In Memory of James R. Barwick”,
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Paul Berner, In Memory of Victor J. Slaski, Ed Skrocki
October 23, 2013
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Topinka Addresses Polonia
CHICAGO – Illinois Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka met with Polvision’s
Daniel Bociaga to discuss state finances, the Visa Waiver Program and
other issues of importance to the Polish American community during an
extended interview this week at her Chicago office. The discussion coincided with the celebration of Polish American Heritage Month. “I’m an
adopted daughter of Polonia, and I love that!” Topinka said.
JVS Outstanding Caregiver
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presented with a resolution
from NJ Assemblyman
Thomas Giblin (D-Dist. 32)
in recognition of her outstanding work and commitment to her clients. She was
awarded
the
JVS
Outstanding Caregiving
Companion for July –
September. Ms. Edwards
has worked with clients, on
both a short-term and longterm basis, providing nonmedical homecare services.
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Massachusetts Companies To Participate
In Polish Trade Mission To Develop Medical Travel
Brookline, Massachusetts – Ms.
Elizabeth Ziemba, President of
Medical Tourism Training Inc., and
Mr. Irving Stackpole, President of
Stackpole & Associates, Inc. have
been invited to participate in the
Trade Mission meeting sponsored
by the Polish Ministry of the
Economy in New York City on
November 7, 2013.
Mr. Stackpole will share his
marketing expertise with a presentation entitled, “Marketing Tactics
to Find and Attract US Patients”.
Delivering a presentation entitled,
“Successfully Competing for and
Winning US Patients”, Ms. Ziemba
will focus on the competitive
advantages that Poland and its
health care providers offer to
American patients to encourage
them to engage in health and wellness tourism. According to Ms.
Ziemba, “As a Polish-American
working in the international health
travel sector, I am delighted to
share my insights and advice with
the meeting attendees. It is my
hope that Americans of all ethnic
backgrounds will travel to Poland
to experience the hospitality of the
Polish people as well as the excellent health and wellness services
available there”.
The Medical Tourism Trade
Mission to be held at the Polish
Consulate in New York City is
sponsored by a consortium of organizations focused on increasing
travel to Poland for medical services. The organizers include
AMEDS Centrum, European
Center for Enterprise and the
Polish Information and Foreign
Investment Agency. Also attending
the trade mission are representatives from several health care
providers including the American
Heart of Poland, Carolina Medical
Center, Medical Park Riverside
Spa, Ustron and the Wieliczka Salt
Mine Health Resort. Equilibrium,
a health travel provider, will also
attend as it coordinates medical and
travel services for clients going to
Poland.
Registration for the meeting is
free to medical tourism specialists,
medical travel facilitators, and
insurance companies interested in
learning more about the health and
wellness services available in
Poland. “The Trade Mission meeting is a wonderful opportunity for
American travel agents, businesses,
and health care providers to gather
information about the providers
attending this event”, says Ms.
Ziemba. “Poland is not just for
Polish Americans. Many friends
who have traveled there rave about
the beauty of the country, the high
quality of food, and proud history
of its people. It is time to add quality medical care to the list of things
to love about Poland”.
To learn more about the Trade
Mission and registering to attend,
please
contact
Magdalena
Rutkowska
at
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.com.
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THE POST EAGLE
Beyond Wills: Other Essential Elements of an Estate Plan
Courtesy of: Irene F. Stolarz
Branch Name: Morgan Stanley, Little Falls, NJ
Phone Number: 973-890-3020
Web Address: : www.morganstanleyfa.com/stolarz
Although writing a will is an important first step, there are other elements and factors to consider when formulating an estate plan, including advanced directives and the roles and responsibilities of individuals
charged with managing the disposition of an estate. Creating an estate
plan requires taking inventory of all your assets and debts including a
review of all beneficiary designations how your assets are titled.
Estate planning can be a complex and emotional process. Ensuring that
your family is secure and that the disposition of your will is carried out
according to your wishes are key planning considerations for any individual. In addition, you should consider what would happen if you were to
become incapacitated and unable to oversee your own financial and/or
medical affairs. In both of these cases, you can name trusted individuals (or
entities) to step in and represent your best interests and carry out your
express wishes.
Executors
Executors play a critical role in executing your estate plan. The first and
most important role of an executor is ushering a will through probate. Until
this occurs, the estate cannot be settled and the assets are frozen. The Court
first admits the will to probate and appoints the executor, who is responsible for gathering, inventorying and protecting estate assets, paying bills and
taxes. The executor then distributes the estate assets to your named beneficiaries in accordance with the terms of your will.
Executors pay all outstanding bills due at death, as well as expenses
incurred after death. The executor is also responsible for the preparation,
filing and payment of tax due on the decedent’s final income tax returns and
the Federal and State estate tax returns (including fiduciary income tax)
The executor may need to raise cash by selling assets. The executor must
maintain records of every transaction that takes place in the accounts of the
estate. Finally, the executor must see to it that estate property is distributed
according to the specific terms of the will. If, instead of outright distributions, the will calls for one or more trusts to be set up, the executor distributes the appropriate portion of the estate to the trustee.
Trustees
If you have created trusts as part of your estate plan, you will need a one
or more trustees to manage the trust assets. One of the trustee’s first responsibilities is collecting estate assets earmarked for the trust. Another is ensuring the safekeeping of trust assets. For instance, if real estate is a designated trust asset, the trustee is responsible for maintenance and upkeep, paying
real property taxes, insurance protection and, if applicable, the collection of
rent. For financial assets such as cash and securities, the trustee must maintain one or more separate accounts on behalf of the trust and is usually
responsible for managing those assets.
A trustee should have a written investment plan that takes into account
Woman’s Way
by Alexis Vale
email: [email protected]
A Quote To Be Shared...!
A Quote To Be Held Close To Your Heart.
(As taken from “A Woman’s Guide To Survival Series”,
Volume XII, Article 81 - written by Alexis Vale)
Lord take me where you want me to go;
Let me meet who you want me to meet;
Tell me what you want me to say; and
Keep me out of your way.
By Fr. Mychal Judge, FDNY
(Who died on 9/11)
Now, if that does not encompass all….I don’t know what does. A PERFECT STATEMENT. The control is not ours….. it is only when we consciously or sub-consciously defy “the control”, that we suffer, falter and
fall. “Let go and let God”, He knows who you are, where you should be
and the purpose you were born to fulfill in this lifetime. Be content in just
knowing that you are not alone in your purpose in life.
Amen.
the needs and (sometimes conflicting) interests of beneficiaries — both current and future. Traditionally, trust investments were expected to generate
income for beneficiaries who were entitled to distributions of net income,
while the trust retained and reinvested principal. In some cases, the trustee
may have the authority to make distributions of principal to beneficiaries.
Today, most states have adopted rules1 which essentially permit the trustee
to utilize modern portfolio concepts and manage the trust assets for total
return. The trustee may then elect to make current distributions to the beneficiaries which permits them to participate in the overall total return while
the balance of the principal continues to grow.2
The trustee is responsible for the payment of taxes owed on any undistributed trust income and/or capital gains realized by the trust. These are reported on the trust’s fiduciary income tax returns. The trustee also informs trust
beneficiaries of the amounts they must report on their personal tax returns.
In short, the trustee serves as chief administrator — documenting every
transaction that takes place in the trust accounts. Prior to final settlement,
the trustee must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the remaining beneficiaries that all assets and income have been properly administered and distributed.
While you may choose a family member or friend to serve as your trustee,
given the significance of the trustee’s fiduciary responsibilities, an independent professional is often the wiser choice. A corporate trustee can navigate complexities of trust management and estate settlement, bringing technical knowledge, tax planning expertise and continuity of service across
generations.
Advance Directives — Naming Alternate Decision Makers
While the roles of executor and trustee come into play after your death,
who would act on your behalf to manage your finances and/or make
arrangements for your medical care if you were unable to manage your
affairs on your own? In these cases, legal arrangements, called advance
directives, allow individuals to name alternative decision makers to speak
and act on their behalf.
Among the advance directives you may want to consider are:
• Durable Power of Attorney — A power of attorney agreement gives
another person legal authority to act on your behalf. The typical power of
attorney takes effect when it is implemented; however, many states permit a
“conditional” power of attorney that goes into effect only when a specified
event occurs, such as incapacitation. The power-of-attorney agreement ends
at your death, which means this individual or entity can no longer handle
your affairs when you die unless you also name them as your executor.
• Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care — A power of attorney
for health care is a legal document that gives another person permission to
make medical decisions for you if you are unable to make those decisions
yourself. The person you name to represent you may be called an agent,
attorney-in-fact, health care proxy, patient advocate or something similar,
depending on where you live.
• Living Will/Health Care Directive — This document authorizes your
wishes concerning life support in the event of a terminal medical condition.
Health care directives vary from state to state; check to find out the type of
directive your state allows.
Developing a personalized estate plan requires a structured approach that
is consistent with your overall financial goals. Working with your attorney
and other key advisors, I can work with you and your legal and tax advisors
to help you create an estate plan that meets your needs.
1The Uniform Prudent Investor Act
2The Power to Adjust election is under the Uniform Principal and Income Act, companion legislation to the Uniform Prudent
Investor Act.
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Ocean County Library
Marks Superstorm
Sandy Anniversary
With Two Screenings Of
The Documentary
“Storming For The Vote”
TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Ocean
County Library will observe the
anniversary of Superstorm Sandy
through two free special forums of
the documentary “Storming for
the Vote” sponsored by the League
of Women Voters of New Jersey.
The forums will be held from 5
to 6 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. on October
29 in Mancini Hall at the Ocean
County Library’s Main Branch, 101
Washington St.
One week after Superstorm
Sandy stuck the coastline on Oct.
29, 2012, leaving in its wake
unprecedented damage and devastation in Ocean County, County
election officials were faced with
the challenge of conducting a
Presidential Election. That challenge included overcoming limited
electrical power, voting districts
virtually washed away, and thousands of citizens displaced and
homeless.
Despite this, the democratic
process carried on and with the help
of County workers, volunteers, the
Ocean County Library System and
a host of advocates, organizations
and the individual voters, polls
opened, ballots were cast and the
results declared.
These collective efforts have
been captured in a powerful documentary called “Storming for the
Vote” which chronicles the actions
taken so that everyone who wanted
to vote had the ability to do so in the
aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
“The League of Women Voters
did an exceptional job producing a
documentary that captured the emotional and devastating impact that
Sandy had on our county as well as
showcasing the great spirit of our
residents to cast their votes despite
the obstacles faced after the storm,”
Ocean County Clerk Scott
Colabella said.
According to Colabella, 253,333
people cast ballots out of 383,260
registered voters or a 66 percent
turnout during the 2012 General
Election.
“This was a remarkable turnout
considering the circumstances,”
Colabella said. “This was an unforgettable time in the history of
Ocean County and our state.”
The public is invited to attend the
forums and hear from a panel of
election officials as they discuss the
effects of the storm on the election.
“The library was scheduled to be
closed last year on Election Day but
we stayed open instead to meet the
information needs of our residents
following the storm, including
where to find information about
polling places and providing access
to library computers and fax
machines for people who wanted to
vote electronically,” Ocean County
Library Director Susan Quinn said.
Kerry Butch, the Executive
Director of the League of Women
Voters of New Jersey said the film
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at the Church of the Immaculate
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Sunday, December 8 at 4:00 pm at
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6 South Monroe St., Ridgewood.
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composed by NJCS member Rita
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Three traditional English carols
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Saw Three Ships” by Mack
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Torch, Jeannette, Isabella” by
Stephen Paulus. NJCS will be
accompanied by organist Linda
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The annual Pops Spectacular,
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world with uplifting and inspirational songs. Two performances
will be presented on Saturday,
March 8, 2014 at 2:00 pm and 8:00
pm at Immaculate Heart Academy
in Washington Township. Some of
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about NJCS events, call (201) 3797719 or visit http://www.njcs.org.
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Action, NJCS will be collecting
nonperishable food items at each
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Polish Community of Wallington
And “How To Search For Your Own Ancestry”
NEW JERSEY - The Slavic Club, Certificate in Russian & East
European Studies Program and the Department of International
Programs are co-sponsoring a lecture, The Polish Community of
Wallington, NJ and How to Search for Your Own Ancestry by Dr. Marta
Deyrup and Mr. Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz.The presentation will take
place on October 24 at 6:30 p.m. in Fahy Hall rm. 236. This presentation will discuss the research that went into completing the book, The
Polish Community of Wallington, NJ (Arcadia 2013), and will offer
practical advice on how you can start researching your own family
genealogy on your own. Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz, a Polish immigrant,
is the national director of the Polish American Congress, Northern NJ
Division and a librarian at the NYPL. Dr. Marta Mestrovic Deyrup, also
from Bergen County, is a Slavic Librarian at Seton Hall University.
Please join us for an interesting and informative talk and bring your own
questions. For more information please contact: Anna Kuchta (973)
275-5875 [email protected]
Apple Pie Baking Contest
NEW JERSEY - Attention all bakers! Enter the Clifton Recreation
Department’s annual Apple Pie Baking Contest on Sunday, October 27
at this year’s HarvestFest. Following the Halloween Parade, the
HarvestFest will be held at Main Memorial Park from 11:30 a.m. – 4:30
p.m. Pies must be homemade and must be registered at the park
between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m. Prizes are gift certificates to local grocery
stores and will be awarded to the top three pies and consolation gifts
will be issued for all entries. Winners will be announced at the main
baseball field the day of the event.
We are looking for some good Polish recipes.
Polish Harvest
Workshop Sponsored
By Polish Falcons
CONNECTICUT - The Polish
Falcons of America is sponsoring a
Polish Harvest Workshop on
Saturday, October 26 from 10 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. at Polish Falcons Nest
307 in Southington, Connecticut.
The workshop is open to the public.
Presented by Lawrence G.
Kozlowski, PFA Polish Cultural
Commissioner, the workshop is one
part of the new Polish Falcons
Legacy Project.
“This Project is devoted to supporting the living cultural heritage
of Polish Americans,” explained
Timothy L. Kuzma, PFA National
President. "We are fortunate to be
working with Larry to create a way
through which Polish Americans
can share their traditions and keep
them alive for future generations,"
he continued.
Among the many activities at the
workshop, participants will learn
about Polish harvest traditions, create a harvest wreath and even try
their hand at some Polish cooking.
“The primary purpose of the
workshop is to safeguard and perpetuate the cultural heritage and
folk arts practiced in the Polish
American community, with an
emphasis for the future generations
to share and remember," said Mr.
Kozlowski.
Polish Falcons Nest 307 is located at 33 Knowles Avenue,
Southington, CT 06489.
For cost of workshop and more
information, please contact the
Polish Falcons at 800-535-2071 or
by
email
at
[email protected].
To register online, visit
http://polishfalcons.org/workshop.
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Dinner” on October 27, at noon in the Parish Hall. The menu consists
of Roast Pork and Roast Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Stuffing, Butternut
Squash, Cabbage, Mixed vegetables, Rolls/butter, coffee/tea/milk and
dessert. For further information and reservations, please call the
Rectory office at 413-584-0133 or Christine at 413-584-4531.
Beefsteak Fundraiser To Salute Our Veterans
NEW JERSEY - A beefsteak fundraiser in salute of our veterans will be
held on Friday, November 8th at the Polish Peoples Home, 1-3 Monroe
Street in Passaic. Tickets: $35.00 - catered by Nightingales. All proceeds
will be applied to the upkeep and maintenance of the Polish Home.
Tickets and more information call John Budzinski 973-779-4310.
6th Annual Kidz Bowling 4 Kidz
PENNSYLVANIA – The Polish Falcons of America announces the “6th
Annual Kidz Bowling 4 Kidz” to be held on Sunday, November 3rd at
AMF Mt. Lebanon Lanes in Mt. Lebanon. Registration begins at 11:30
a.m. and bowling starts at 1 p.m. Children of all ages (5-99) can qualify.
Need not be a member of a fraternal society to participate. There is no
cost to enter the tournament, however, you must have a total of $25 in
sponsorships or promised sponsorships prior to entering. Visit
www.bowling4kidz.org for additional information or contact Karen
Pintar at 1-800-843-7675, or by e-mail: [email protected] All bowlers
will roll a three game series (ages 5-7 bowl two games) and will be treat(PLEASE
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Heavenly Hot Dogs Opens Its’
Doors For Business In Clifton
Low Cost Cholesterol & Blood Glucose Screening
NEW JERSEY - A low cost cholesterol and blood glucose screening will
be held on Friday, October 25, from 9 AM to 1:30 PM at the Clifton Health
Department Clinic, 2nd floor in City Hall, 900 Clifton Ave., Clifton.
Fasting is not required. Appointments are necessary; please call 973-4705760 to register for an appointment. The screening is open to residents of
Clifton and Little Falls. The cost is $15 per person, or $10 for people 55
years of age or older. Participant will receive immediate results. Both tests
are performed by a finger stick. For more information, please call 973-4705760. According to the American Heart Association, “Too much cholesterol
in the blood is a major risk for coronary heart disease (which leads to heart
attack) and for stroke”. High levels of glucose can indicate diabetes, and an
early diagnosis as well as controlling glucose levels can help limit the complications of diabetes.
Halloween Spooktacular Science Show
NEW JERSEY - The John F. Kennedy Memorial Library of
Wallington is happy to announce the Halloween Spooktacular Science
Show will be held at the VFW, 125 Main Avenue, Wallington on
October 29th at 6:30 pm. You don't want to miss this show! You will
be entertained and amazed! This party might even get a bit messy - or
should I say "slimy" - BWAHAHAHA!!! So don't miss this FA-BOOLOUS HALLOWEEN SHOW - it will be so much fun you'll be laughing 'til Thanksgiving. SIGN-UP IS REQUIRED - please stop by the
library and put your names on the sign-up sheet. The library is located
at 92 Hathaway Street. For more information call 973-471-1692.
CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY – Heavenly Hot Dogs & more, located at 796
Van Houten Avenue, officially opened for business on October 15th. In support of the new enterprise, Clifton Mayor and town officials welcomed
Heavenly Hot Dogs, which offers hot dogs, ice cream, Italian ice, candy,
soda & chips at the corner of Van Houten and Monhegan in Clifton.
Pictured above: Susan Stevens, PR for Heavenly Hot Dogs, LLC; Sharon
Koribanics; Ray Grabowski, V.P. of the Athenia Business Association;
Lauren Murphy, Clifton Democratic Chairwoman; Joe Koribanics, member of the ABA; Mayor James Anzaldi; Bob Hagen; Lou Pidi (owner), Matt
Grabowski, Clifton Councilman; and assistants for Heavenly Hot Dogs.
– Submitted by Susan Stevens
Bobby Valli Performs At St. Stan’s
NEW JERSEY – St. Stanislaus Kostka Rosary Altar Society presents
Bobby Valli (back by popular demand) on Saturday, October 26th.
Ticket price includes a roast beef dinner with all the fixings and music
featuring Bobby Valli. The event will take place at St. Stan’s school
gym, 225 MacArthur Ave., Sayreville. Group tables are available.
(Adults only). Call early for tickets or to reserve a table! Call Yvonne
732-257-4634, Connie 732-651-6391 or the church office at 732-2540212. Proceeds to benefit St. Stan’s 100th Anniversary celebration.
Thrift Shop
NEW JERSEY - St. John Lutheran Church of Passaic will hold its’
monthly “Thrift Shop” on November 2nd from 9:30 am to 1 pm at the
church on 140 Lexington Avenue in Passaic. All proceeds go to local
charities. For more information call 973-779-1166.
Harvest Dinner
MASSACHUSETTS – St. Valentine's Polish National Catholic
Church, 127 King Street, Northampton, will hold its annual “Harvest
ANNIVERSARY WISHES
FLORIDA – Anniversary wishes to Chrissy (nee Skawinski) & Scott
Beatrice of Lakeland, who will be celebrating their “14th” Wedding
Anniversary on October 24th. Congratulations and Best Wishes from
your sons, Andrew James & Matthew Joseph, your father Stan
Skawinski of Sarasota (Stan is the Post Eagle’s “Polka Notes” columnist), parents Debbie & Paul Beatrice of Holbrook, MA, and all your
relatives and friends. Sto Lat!
JIMMY STURR FAN CLUB
BIRTHDAY WISHES to: Alex Kochek, NY; Maryann Lisa, NJ 10/26. Kathy Zuzock, NJ; Ed Szymanski, NJ - 10/28. Helen
Burnanovsky, PA - 10/30.
ANNIVERSARY WISHES to: Bennie & Patricia Snoga, TX 10/25. Robert & Karin Taylor, NY - 10/27.
October 23, 2013
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“Polkamotion By The Ocean” 2013 – A Huge Success!
which followed a rousing golf outing during the day. After awhile,
other musicians started jamming
with the band – what a treat.
The next day after a bit of grocery shopping, it was time for
shopping in the quaint downtown
area which has a ton of shops and
restaurants. Of course we spent
way too much money, but the type
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of stuff you find here is unique and
can’t be found anywhere else, so
“Polkamotion by the Ocean” you justify it to yourself. Fran
began in Ocean City, MD in 1980 made a full turkey dinner for us
and moved to Rehoboth Beach, DE and we had a total feast before
in 2004. I remember hearing all heading out to the evening’s dance.
about it from friends that used to If anyone was still hungry, they
go east for the festivals in the 80’s could get homemade pierogi and
when I lived in Calif. I was so kielbasa (among other Polish and
envious then, and now I get to American foods) which our festival
experience it every year for myself.
hosts, Mike Matousek and Mike
After a nice trip across most of Ziemski and their wonderful
PA, then a little bit of MD, and the kitchen staff headed up by Gil
hour or so of DE after crossing the Ziemski have been slaving over for
awesome bridge connecting the 2 the last several weeks. Lenny
with my traveling
Gomulka
&
companions,
Chicago Push
Maryann & Glenn
along
with
Schach (also from
Polka Family
the Pittsburgh, PA
provided their
area), we finally
musical magic
got to Rehoboth
for the evening.
Beach
on
Friday (the
Wednesday after13th) brought a
noon.
We’ve
bit more shopbeen looking forping, but more
ward to it for so
relaxing and
long and we’re
hanging out.
finally here –
We had great
“Polkamotion by
weather so far.
the Ocean”. We
Another great
arrived
on
dinner of pulled
Wednesday
pork, awesome
instead
of
hot dogs and
Thursday so we
trimmings, then
could enjoy the Travel with Mr. Paul (Nush) is now off to the dance
extra day and Travel with Jasiu (Lomnychuk)
where the Eddie
activities. We
Photo by Tillie from Philly F o r m a n
said hello to our
Orchestra and
other roomie, Fran Surmiak from The Beat alternated first; then The
MA, and quickly got the car Boys and Polka Country Musicians
unloaded into the condo, after alternated later. We had so much
which we headed out to find our food left that we invited a bunch of
favorite pizza that we’ve been talk- people over after the dance to help
ing about since last year. Then we finish it off – great party – we
headed for the hall; the party was finally got to bed around 3:30 or 4
already going on with Crabtown am. The theme for the night was
Sound playing, $2 admission, $2 Beach Bohemian – a bit of khaki,
drinks and $1 shots ... how totally canvas or woven – clothing of
awesome! About 150 people comfort with a laid back feeling.
showed up during the kickoff party
Saturday we wandered a bit and
enjoyed some company in the
Lynn Kaminski - winner of $1000
Full Circle Cruise Raffle - with
daughter Aleya.
Julianna Ryczek, Jr. Miss Dyngus Day
of Albany, NY and Maria Prytko of CT
The dance floor is full, the bar is overflowing and a crowd is in front of the band.
afternoon of another fantastic
weather day. The evening brought
another awesome time with New
Direction and Lenny Gomulka &
Chicago Push alternating first, then
Dennis Polisky & the Maestro’s
Men and Jimmy Weber & The
Sounds alternating later. The
theme was Mardi Gras, so beads
were the adornment of the night.
We had to leave early on Sunday
so we missed the Polka Mass and
the local bands Joy IV and Premier.
Mike Matousek’s dad Al Matousek
plays in Joy IV and his brother
Steve plays in Premier.
I am the travel agent for the Full
Circle “Polka Cruise with the
Stars”. This is cruise #7 for Full
Circle. Full Circle & I decided we
wanted to give away a cruise by
selling raffle tickets. We didn’t
raise enough to give away the
cruise, but we did collect enough to
give away $1000 to a very happy
lady
–
Lynn
Kaminski.
Consolation prizes were given to
Chet Kizewski, Fran Surmiak, and
Ray & Kimberly McKrisky. For
2014, we’ll start the raffle in March
at the Wheeling Polka Festival in
WV and run it all summer – then
give the grand prize away at
Polkamotion. Anyone wanting to
join us on our cruises, please call
724-234-2033 or check out
www.polka-cruise.com
and
www.gonefullcircle.com for more
details, pictures and videos. The
cruse dates are February 2-15,
2014. We are going out of Ft.
Lauderdale sailing on the luxurious
Crown Princess® to Princess
Cays® (Princess Cruise’s® beautiful private island), Aruba (where
we’ll have a party at a local bar in
addition to shopping and beaches)
and Curacao (another shopping
mecca and more beaches). Just the
thing to do when it’s so cold at
home. We bring the festivals to
sea. We’d love to have you join us.
Call now for the best rates. (I own
a full service travel agency – A
Dream Trip 4 U, so I can arrange
any type of vacation you desire.)
I know that records were broken
for attendance on all nights this
year and I can’t wait to see what
Mike & Mike will come up with
for next year’s 35th Anniversary.
Awesome guys!!! You and your
staff did an amazing job! See you
next year – our condo is already
reserved to start on Wednesday
again!!!
For information about next
year’s Polkamotion, call Mike
Ziemski at (410) 654-4724 or
Mike Matousek at (410) 7299697.
The “Group” (Sabina Gibki - kneeling on right) Photo by Tillie from Philly
Kitchen Helpers
Polka Mass on Sunday
Photo by Tillie from Philly
Jonathan & Justin Lomnychuk singing with Eddie Forman’s Band on
Saturday afternoon.
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October 23, 2013
THE POST EAGLE
Entertainment • Entertainment • Entertainment • Entertainment •
by
STAN SKAWINSKI
6908 Ranch Rd. • Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel/Fax (941) 359-8790 – e-mail: [email protected]
“Halloween Polka Dance” this
Sunday, October 27th at the
German Club on Carter Ave. in
Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Dancing
2-6 p.m. to DENNIS POLISKY &
THE MAESTRO’S MEN from
CT. Doors will open at 1 p.m. with
food & refreshments available.
Come early and enjoy a Polka Fun
Time. All are welcome. Call Erika
Danner 401-723-3549 or Annie
Golembewski 508-678-8116 for
tickets or more information.
•••
Polka fans! Don’t forget to get you
tickets now for the special “Dinner
/ Dance” with a Tribute To Polka
Legend Bernie Witkowski and featuring THE RICK GAZDA
ORCH. Sunday, November 17th at
the Elks Lodge #2151 on Hooper
Ave in Brick, NJ. Doors will open
at 12 noon. Pork Loin Dinner
served from 1-2 p.m. and music &
dancing from 2-6 p.m. Cash bar
available. Tickets $25.00 now on
sale. Call Andy Citkowicz 732-3300624 or Bernie Lesiak 732-9019977. No tickets will be sold at the
door. See ad on polka pages.
• • •
“Polka Dancing” this Sunday,
October 27th at the Polish
American Club on East Street in
Ludlow, MA. On the bandstand
from 3-7 p.m. will be POLKA
COUNTRY MUSICIANS. Polish
Kitchen and cash bar available. For
more information call Ed Szela 413567-1961.
•••
NEW CD RELEASE..…… The
latest CD release entitled “Memory
Lane”
by
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“America’s Polka Sweetheart” is
now available. You’ll enjoy 14
never before released songs and it
also includes special appearances by
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A great CD to add to your polka collection. For your copy send a check
or money order for $14.95 (postage
included) to Jimmy K Polkas, P.O.
Box 360855, Strongsville, Ohio
44136. See ad on polka pages for all
the details.
• • •
“POLKA BENEFIT DANCE”
Sunday, November 10th at the K. of
C. Hall in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Dancing 2-6 p.m. to DENNIS
POLISKY & THE MAESTRO’S
MEN from CT. Advance tickets are
now on sale. Call Steve Coblish
518-899-3061 or email: [email protected]. Bus groups and
tables of 10 available. Don’t miss
this Polka Fun Sunday afternoon.
Proceeds will benefit the Knights of
Columbus Building Fund.
• • •
College Performing Arts Center,
Flushing, NY
THE PA VILLAGERS (7-11) St.
James Church, Lititz, PA
JOHN STEVENS DOUBLE SHOT
(4-8) St Benedict’s Church, Parsons,
PA
EDDIE FORMAN (6-11) Polish
Community Center, Chelsea, MA
THE NORTHERN LITES w/ Marc
Bouchard – THE POLKA CLASSICS (12 noon-8 p.m.) Polish
American Club, Daytona Beach, FL
LENNY GOMULKA & CHICAGO PUSH (7-11) ConnWeissenberger Legion Hall, Toledo,
OH
JOHN GORA & GORALE – Polish
Home, Burlington Ontario, Canada
•••
SUN. OCT. 27
THE BUFFALO TOUCH (2-6)
Ukrainian Club, Cohoes, NY
JOHN STEVENS DOUBLE SHOT
(2-6) VFW Hall, Dupont, PA
POLKA COUNTRY MUSICIANS
(3-7) Polish American Citizens
Club, Ludlow, MA
EDDIE FORMAN (2-5) Town Hall,
Ashfield, MA
DENNIS POLISKY & THE MAESTRO’S MEN (2-6) German Club,
Pawtucket, RI
THE NU SOUNDZ (3-6) Polish
American Club, Holiday, FL
LENNY GOMULKA & CHICAGO PUSH – ONE MORE TIME
BAND (2
p.m.) Swan
Valley
Banquet Hall, Saginaw, MI
•••
STANKY COALMINERS (2-4)
Woodlock Pines, Hawley, PA
•••
SAT. NOV. 2
JIMMY STURR ORCH. / BOBBY
VINTON SHOW (8 p.m.) Queens
LENNY GOMULKA CHICAGO
PUSH – THE NEW DIRECTION
BAND, Father Justin K. of C. Hall,
Cheektowaga, NY
THE PA VILLAGERS (7-11)
Emigsville Firehouse, York, PA
EDDIE FORMAN (6:30-10:30) St.
John’s Hall, Northampton, MA
••••
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5 Pulaski Place, Port Washington, NY
2-6 2493 Hooper Ave.
p.m. Brick, NJ 08723
Sunday, November 3 • 2-6 p.m.
Pork Loin Dinner 1-2 p.m. • Cash Bar
Tickets: $25 (no tickets at the door)
Advance tickets $20.00 – Tickets At Door $22.00
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Andy Citkowicz 732-330-0624
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Page 9
THE POST EAGLE
Fiesta Polka Party
Featuring Polka Family Band
At The German American Cultural Society
Thanks to the Danners’, we had another enjoyable day at the German
Club in Pawtucket, Rhode Island (August 18th). The Polka Family
Band always draws a “full house”. Looking forward to the Danners’
– Submitted by Natalie Sagan Szufnarowski
next dance.
Stacia & Hostess, Erika
Entertainment •
POLKA NOTES
By Don Haderle
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8)
6) VFW Hall, Dupont, PA
JOEY MILARDO & THE MUSICAL CAVALIERS w/ clarinetist
Dennis Polisky (1-5) Polish
National Home, Hartford, CT
THE KNEWZ POLKA BAND (3-7)
Polish American Citizens Club,
Ludlow, MA
THE MELLO TONES (2-5:30)
Polish American Club, Daytona
Beach, FL
THE BEE SHARPS (3-6) Polish
American Club, Holiday, FL
FLORIDA POLKA GENERATIONS (3-6) Polish American Club,
St. Petersburg, FL
••••
THURS. NOV. 7
Hank Guzevich of Polka Family
with John Ziobrowski, President
Polka America Corp.
Polka Out West
JIMMY STURR (8 p.m.) Wurstfest,
New Braunfels, Texas
•••
FRI. NOV. 8
Oktoberfest at St. Rose
In Roseville - October 5
Da, da, dada, dada da, bawk, bawk, bawk, bawk.
The sound of the Chicken Dance is ringing in my ears
as Oktoberfest season gets into full swing. The church
hall at St. Rose’s in Roseville was all decked out for Oktoberfest on October
5 with Polka Power on stage providing the music. I love these events
because families turn out in force with all ages represented from infants to
seniors. We loaded our plates up with tasty Oktoberfest buffet of wurst,
sauerkraut, German potato salad, and bread. And we quaffed our thirst with
an excellent Paulaner beer.
After we filled our stomachs, Stefan Kochishan, clarinetist and emcee,
made everyone rise and perform a unique Oktoberfest calisthenic, bending
forward, backward, and sideward in time to the musical metronome. This
was enough to get everyone warmed up for dancing. Polka Power played
polkas, waltzes, foxtrots, swings, and rumbas for an appreciative crowd that
filled the floor. The Sacramento PolkaBoosters occupied four tables and
spilled out on the floor for the polkas and waltzes. The non-polka folk loved
the rumbas and swings. Polka Power liberally sprinkled in several Chicken
Dances, which brought everyone on the floor. So there was a little something for everyone.
• • •
SAT. NOV. 9
Video Man, Fred
Ted & Stanley
TONY BLAZONCZYK NEW
PHAZE POLKA BAND (7-11) Elks
Club, Rotterdam, NY
THE ABLEMEN (8-12 ) K. of C.
Hall, Hicksville, NY
THE BUFFALO TOUCH (8-11)
VFW Hall, Angola, NY
DENNIS POLISKY & THE MAESTRO’S MEN (7-11) Polish Home,
Enfield, CT
EDDIE FORMAN (7-10) Moose
Club, Bellow Falls, VT
Chicken Dance Time
Barbara & Vinny
Stacia & Walter
Dave & Judy
Diane & Barry
Bertha & Joe
Red Sox fan? You bet!
Polka Family Band in action.
Dave Ulczycki
Concludes His Tenure
As IPA President
After many years of dedicated
service to the International Polka
Association,
Dave
Ulczycki
announced his desire to conclude
his tenure as IPA President at a
recent Board of Directors meeting.
Dave was elected President in 2006
and presided over many organizational improvements and successful
events. He also served as an Illinois
Director and 1st Vice President as
he selflessly gave his time and
efforts for the promotion of polka
music.
Dave was also very instrumental
in fostering improved relations and
cooperation between the IPA and
fellow polka organizations such as
the United States Polka Association
and
the
Cleveland
Polka
Association.
In keeping with IPA by-laws, to
the fill the vacancy, 1st Vice
President Rick Rzeszutko has
assumed the role of acting President
and will continue in that capacity
until the next IPA Festival planned
for August 31, 2014. At that meeting, elections will be conducted to
determine the new President and
other IPA positions open at the time.
On behalf of the membership, all
the IPA Officers and Directors
extend their sincerest gratitude and
heartfelt congratulations to Dave
Ulczycki for his stellar career of
leadership.
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OBITUARIES
Edward “Eddie” Zonkowski Jr.
NEW JERSEY
Edward
Zonkowski Jr. age 68 of Sayreville
passed away Friday October 4,
2013 at Southern Ocean Center,
Manahawkin. Born in Kearny he
has resided in Sayreville most of
his life. Before his retirement 6
years ago he was employed as field
manager for North East Foods in
Edison for 23 years and prior to
that he was employed by Saint
James Catholic School in
Woodbridge as a teacher for 10
years. Mr. Zonkowski was a communicant of Saint Stanislaus
Kostka R. C. Church in Sayreville
and was a member of Sayreville
Knights of Columbus Council
2061.
He is predeceased by his parents
Edward & Helen Zonkowski.
Surviving are his siblings and their
PRIVATIZING
October 23, 2013
THE POST EAGLE
spouses Thomas & Eileen
Zonkowski of Forked River and
Janice & Dennis Clement of
Delaware, his nephews Thomas
Zonkowski
and
Matthew
Zonkowski and his wife Cassandra
and his great nephew and niece
Matthew Jr., and Caroline
Elizabeth Zonkowski.
Members of the Sayreville
Knights of Columbus Council 2061
held services on Monday, October
7th at the Maliszewski Memorial
Home.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, October 8th from the
Maliszewski Memorial Home, 121
Main Street, Sayreville followed by
a mass at St Stanislaus Kostka R.
C. Church in Sayreville with burial
at Saint Stanislaus Cemetery,
Sayreville, N.J.
I’m not talking about privatizing the parks, a suggestion others have
raised. Here’s a crucial fact about privatization that most people don’t
understand: privatization frequently involves not ownership but operation.
It’s often wiser to privatize not ownership but operation. (Roads are an
example. Let the government own the roads, but their maintenance can be
contracted.) That’s particularly true when government employees operating
a service become unionized, entrenched, and over-extended. And that’s precisely what we should now consider with the National Park Service.
The beauty of privatizing management rather than ownership is that
ownership is permanent but management is not. This means that if a management group doesn’t perform to expectations, another can be hired. The
hiring process should be regularly competitively contracted. This “competitive bidding” process keeps current management on its toes and accountable. If it performs badly, it can be replaced—unlike the government
employees running the National Park Service, which is a protected class
with a monopoly on its service.
Let’s privatize the National Park Service.
This recommendation will anger NPS employees. But the fault resides
with them, their actions, and their willingness to be manipulated. They’ve
demonstrated the roguish tendencies of some federal employees who blindly follow orders. They embody the dangers of big, unaccountable government. Let’s respond by taking power from those employees, so this cannot
happen again.
— Dr. Paul Kengor is professor of political science at Grove City College,
executive director of The Center for Vision & Values, and New York Times
best-selling author of the book, “The Communist: Frank Marshall Davis,
The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mentor.” His other books include
"The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism" and "Dupes:
How America’s Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a
Century."
© 2013 by The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College. The
views & opinions expressed herein may, but do not necessarily, reflect the
views of Grove City College
LETTERS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2)
People, past and present!
WE. THE PEOPLE, are dutifully
bound to ACT and PROTECT
against a government that tears
down its laws under the pretext of
protecting the People and the
Country!!
The Foundational Christian Law
that was instituted by our Founding
Fathers does not allow for a society
to exist of the attorneys, by the lawmakers and for the judges, but
unjustly and sadly true, it is the
state of affairs today, as is acutely
evident in the current events here
in the United States and our
involvement elsewhere in the
world.
Will YOU act to protect and preserve our Country as it once was???
Dziękuję Bardzo,
Gerald J. Gesiorski /aka/ Skee
HERE ARE THE ADDRESSES:
Prezydent Bronislaw Komorowski
Kancelaria Prezyndenta
Rzeczpospolitej Polskie
ul. Wiejska 10, 00-902
Warszawa, Polska
Prime Minister Donald Tusk
Kancelaria Prezesa Rady
Ministrow
Al. Ujasdowskie 1/3, 00-583
Warzawa, Poland
Marshal Bogdan Borusewicz
SENATE LEADER
Kancelaria Senatu
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
ul. Wiejska 6, 00-902
Warszawa, Polska
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE
Superior Court of New Jersey
Chancery Division - Passaic County
Sheriff Number: 153984 F N/A
Docket Number: F 005819 12
Wherein VOLT ASSET HOLDINGS NPL3 is
the plaintiff and PAUL JAKOWENKO, ET AL.
are defendants
Execution for Sale of Premises.
GEORGE CRETELLA Attorney(s)
(732) 290-7600 Attorney File # VOT-311
By virtue of the above stated Writ to me
directed and delivered, I shall expose for sale
by public venue and sell to the highest bidder
on Tuesday, 10/29/2013, at Two O’Clock in
the afternoon, prevailing time, at the Passaic
County Cour t House, Hamilton Street,
Paterson, that is to say:
The property to be sold is located in City of
Clifton, County of Passaic and State of New
Jersey.
Commonly known as: 28 CENTER STREET
Tax Lot: # 43
in Block: # 4.10
Dimensions: 87.50 x 25.00 and 87.50 x 25.00
Nearest cross street: PARKER AVENUE
Subject to: Tax Sale Certificate No. Amount
$8,000 open taxes
Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs and
expenses, there remains any surplus money,
the money will be deposited into the Superior
Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the
surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion
pursuant to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:572 stating the nature and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an order directing
payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or
other person conducting the sale will have
information regarding the surplus, if any.
This concise description does not constitute a
legal description of the real estate. A full legal
description can be found at the Sheriff ’s
Office.
Approximate amount due Plaintiff on this execution: $ 462,686.43
The property shall be sold subject to all liens
and encumbrances of record and the Sheriff
makes no representation expressed or
implied as to the existence, amount or validity
of any liens and encumbrances on the property which is the subject matter of this Sale.
20% of the amount bid will be required as a
deposit at the time of Sale, in Certified Check
or Official Bank Check, or Money Order.
Balance to be paid within 30 days of Sale.
The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to
adjourn this Sale without further notice by
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/2/13, 10/9/13, 10/16/13,
10/23/13
Fee: $128.80
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein POLICE & FIREMEN’S SYSTEM
BOARD OF TRUSTEES BY ITS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT NEW JERSEY HOUSING
& MORTGAGE FINANCE AGENCY is the
plaintiff and CHRISTOPHER STRAUB ET AL
are defendants
POWERS KIRN, LLC Attorney(s)
(856) 802-1000
Attorney File # 20113-1798-C
The property to be sold is located in BOROUGH OF RINGWOOD, County of Passaic
and State of New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 17 WOODLAND ROAD
Tax Lot: # 14 in Block: # 936
Dimensions: 100 x 130
Nearest cross street: STETSON ROAD
SUPERIOR INTEREST (IF ANY): NONE
Office.
deposit at the time of Sale, in Cer tified
Check, or Official Bank Check. Balance to be
paid within 30 days of Sale.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $137.20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Wherein 1187 MAIN AVENUE ASSOCIATES,
LLC is the plaintiff and THE KOREAN
SOHMYUNG CHURCH OF NEW JERSEY,
INC., ET ALS. are defendants
Cutolo Mandel, LLC Attorney(s)
(732) 414-1170 Attorney File #
The proper ty to be sold is located in
Township of West Milford, County of Passaic
Commonly known as: WEAVER ROAD
Tax Lot: # 21 AND 24
in Block: # 12001 AND 12501
Dimensions: 68 Acres (Vacant Land)
Nearest cross street: OTTERHOLE ROAD
Tax Lien recorded in Passaic County dated
4/28/11 recorded on 6/10/11, DB 11507,
Page 227 in the amount of $3,210.60
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $135.80
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein ROMA BANK AS SUCCESSOR IN
INTEREST BY MERGER TO STERLING
BANK is the plaintiff and MICHAEL J. TALLIA
A/K/A MICHAEL TALLIA ET AL are defendants
LAW OFFICES OF TAE H. WHANG, LLC
Attorney(s)
(201) 461-0300 Attorney File #
The property to be sold is located in TOWNSHIP OF WEST MILFORD, County of
Passaic and State of New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 76 PINECLIFF DRIVE
Tax Lot: # 8
in Block: # 7617
Dimensions: 53 x 128 OR 6,784 SQUARE
FEET ACCORDING TO THE TAX ASSESSMENT
Nearest cross street: WASHINGTON LANE
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/23/13, 10/30/13, 11/6/13,
11/13/13
Fee: $135.80
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Wherein FLAGSTAR BANK F.S.B. is the
plaintiff and JOAQUIN E. GOMEZ, ETC., ET
ALS. are defendants
MCCABE WEISBERG & CONWAY P.C.
Attorney(s)
(856) 858-7080
Attorney File # 395-0976-11959
Clifton, County of Passaic and State of New
Jersey.
Commonly known as: 423 HILLSIDE
AVENUE A/K/A 117 PRINCETON STREET SUBDIVISION
Tax Lot: # 1 A/K/A LOT 1.01
in Block: # 81.16
Dimensions: 57’ x 83’ Irregular
Nearest cross street: Princeton Street
Subject to: $0.00
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/23/13, 10/30/13, 11/6/13,
11/13/13
Fee: $137.20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC. is
the plaintiff and JUAN C. MINUCHE, ET AL
are defendants
PLUESE BECKER & SALTZMAN LLC
Attorney(s)
(856) 813-1700 Attorney File # 68475
The property to be sold is located in CITY OF
CLIFTON, County of Passaic and State of
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 110 MADISON AVE
Tax Lot: # 18
in Block: # 12.10
Dimensions: 114.00’ x 36.00’
Nearest cross street: 1ST STREET
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $127.40
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Attorney(s)
(908) 233-8500
Attorney File # XFZ-145815/cbe
Township of West Milford (Hewitt), County of
Passaic and State of New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 5 HAWTHORNE
ROAD WITH A MAILING ADDRESS OF 5
HAWTHORNE ROAD
Nearest cross street: MAGNOLIA ROAD
Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer,
municipal or tax liens that may be due.
Subject to Tax and prior lien info: At the time
of publication taxes/sewer/water information
was not available - you must check with the
tax collector for exact amounts due. Subject
to Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any):
None.
“The Fair Housing Act prohibits any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of
race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial
status, or national origin, or intention to make
such preference, limitation or discrimination
in connection with any aspect of a residential
real estate transaction. Zucker, Goldberg, and
Ackerman, LLC encourages and supports the
equal housing practices of the Fair Housing
Act in the conduct of its business.”
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $169.40
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THE POST EAGLE
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the
plaintiff and JOSE ARROYO ET AL are
defendants
Attorney(s)
(908) 233-8500 Attorney File # XWZ-153957
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 80 LUDDINGTON AVE
Tax Lot: # 21
in Block: # 18.06
Dimensions: 50 x 123.11
Nearest cross street: THIRD STREET
S U B J E C T T O A N Y O P E N TA X E S ,
WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX
LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. SUBJECT TO
TAX AND PRIOR LIEN INFO: AT THE TIME
OF PUBLICATION TAXES/SEWER/ WATER
INFORMATION WAS NOT AVAILABLE - YOU
MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COLLECTOR
FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE.
SUBJECT TO PRIOR MORTGAGES AND
JUDGMENTS (IF ANY): NONE
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/2/13, 10/9/13, 10/16/13,
10/23/13
Fee: $166.60
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
plaintiff and PRIMCHAN MAHARAJ; ET AL.
are defendants
Attorney(s)
(908) 233-8500
Township of West Milford, County of Passaic
Commonly known as: 55 RAMAPO ROAD
Tax Lot: # 4
in Block: # 4010
Nearest cross street: POMPTON AVENUE
None.
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/2/13, 10/9/13, 10/16/13,
10/23/13
Fee: $165.20
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LETTERS
Marshal
Ewa
Kopacz
CONGRESSIONAL LEADER
Kancelaria Sejmu Rzeczypospolitej
Polskiej
ul. Wiejska 4/6/8, 00-902
Warszawa, Polska
CALENDAR (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6)
ed to entertainment, games, face painting, food, prizes and a commemorative t-shirt the day of the event. Also, the bowler who collects the
most donations will receive a prize! T-shirts for ages 18 & under.
Proceeds from this event will benefit Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.
Annie’s
Pondering
Puzzles
by Annie
Golembewski
1. WINTER
2. SCARF
Match & Scrambler
A. ŁYZWA
B. ŚMIECH
3. ICE-RINK
C. MUZYKA
4. SKATE
D. SZALIK
5. PARTNER
E. KAKAO
6. COCOA
F. ODMROŻENIE
7. MUSIC
G. LODOWISKO
8. COLD
H. ZIMA
9. LAUGHTER
10. FROST-BITE
I.
ZIMNY
J. TOWARZYSZ
SKATING PARTY: Match English words in column 1 with Polish words in column 2.
1. APŁIK
_________________________
2. MAGU
_________________________
3. SELKAZUCZ
_________________________
4. ĄWZ
_________________________
5.
_________________________
WARTTA
6. WAKĘRAZICK
_________________________
7. JELK
_________________________
8. BAZAWKA
_________________________
9. NOBLA
10. KRAINRZS
_________________________
_________________________
• Unscramble the Polish words dealing with RUBBER THINGS
SEE ANSWERS ON PAGE 12
Page 12
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Mail to: Post Eagle, P.O. Box 2127, Clifton, N.J. 07015
ANNIEʼS PONDERING PUZZLES (Page 11)
Answers
Match Game:
1-H, 2-D, 3-G, 4-A, 5-J, 6-E, 7-C, 8-I, 9-B, 10-F
Scramble Game:
1. PIŁKA (ball), 2. GUMA (eraser), 3. USZCZELKA (gasket)
4. WĄZ (hose), 5. TRATWA (raft), 6. RĘKAWICZKA (glove)
7. KLEJ (glue), 8. ZABAWKA (toy), 9. BALON (balloon)
10. SKRZYNIA (bin)
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE COMPANY is the plaintiff and GINO C. MEDINA
AND ERICA B MEDINA are defendants
MATTLEMAN WEINROTH & MILLER
Attorney(s)
(856) 429-5507
Attorney File #
PASSAIC, County of Passaic and State of
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 203 HIGHLAND
AVENUE
Tax Lot: # 56
in Block: # 4099
Dimensions:
Nearest cross street: BEGINNING AT A
POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF
HIGHLAND AVENUE, DISTANT 209.84
FEET EASTERLY FROM THE CORNER
FORMED BY THE EASTERLY SIDE OF
L E X I N G TO N AV E N U E W I T H T H E
SOUTHERLY SIDE OF HIGHLAND AVENUE
AND RUNNING; THENCE (1) NORTH 71
DEGREES 00 MINUTES EAST ALONG THE
SOUTHERLY SIDE OF HIGHLAND AVENUE
25.00 FEET THENCE (2) SPUTH 19
DEGREES 00 MINUTES EAST, 200.00
FEET; THENCE (3) SOUTH 71 DEGREES
00 MINUTES WEST, 25.00 FEET; THENCE
(4) NORTH 19 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
WEST, 200.00 FEET TO THE POINT AND
PLACE OF BEGINNING.
MORE OR LESS DEPENDING ON AN
ACCURATE SURVEY
Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs
and expenses, there remains any surplus
money, the money will be deposited into the
Superior Court Trust Fund and any perso n
claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may
file a motion pursuant to the Court Rules
4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and
extent of that person’s claim and asking for
an order directing payment of the surplus
money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding
the surplus, if any.
This concise description does not constitute
a legal description of the real estate. A full
legal description can be found at the Sheriff’s
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/2/13, 10/9/13, 10/16/13,
10/23/13
Fee: $165.20
October 23, 2013
THE POST EAGLE
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
plaintiff and KELVIN MARTINEZ; ET AL are
defendants
Attorney(s)
(908) 233-8500
Passaic, County of Passaic and State of New
Jersey.
Commonly known as: 130 BURGESS PLACE
Nearest cross street: FEDERAL STREET
None.
Superior Court Trust Fund and any person
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $168.00
POLKA NOTES
OCEAN COUNTY
• • •
demonstrates “that for New Jersey
citizens, having the opportunity to
cast a vote was a comfort, a palpable sense of relief, a moment of
normalcy in an otherwise chaotic
and disorienting week.”
The 20-minute documentary produced and directed by filmmaker
Christina Eliopoulos, features
footage of Ocean County after the
storm and interviews with County
Clerk Colabella and Ocean County
Board of Elections Supervisors as
they recalled their efforts to administer a Presidential Election in the
aftermath of a natural disaster.
“Scott and his staff and the Board
of Elections and so many County
and local agencies, and organizations deserve a great deal of credit
for running this election under
adverse conditions,” Ocean County
Freeholder Director John P. Kelly,
SUN. NOV. 10
DENNIS POLISKY & THE MAESTRO’S MEN (2-6) K. of C. Hall,
Saratoga Springs, NY
POLKA COUNTRY MUSICIANS
(3-7) PNA Hall, Monaca, PA
THE SHORELINERS (2-6) VFW
Hall, Dupont, PA
TONY BLAZONCZYK NEW
PHAZE POLKA BAND (3-7)
Polish American Citizens Club,
Ludlow, MA
EASTERN SOUND POLKA
BAND (3-7) Polish American Club,
Bristol, CT
RON LUZNAR POLKA PALS (25:30) Polish American Club,
Daytona Beach, FL
FLORIDA POLKA GENERATIONS (3-6) Polish American
Club, Holiday, FL
JIMMY STURR (12 noon)
Wurstfest, New Braunfels, Texas
DON PEACHEY (1-5:30) Richfield
Chalet, Richfield, WI
THAT’S IT FOR NOW……….
HAPPY POLKA DANCING!!!
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, NA is the
plaintiff and HERNAN PEREZ, ET AL are
defendants
Attorney(s)
(908) 233-8500 Attorney File # XWZ-167836
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 33 YEREANCE AVE
Tax Lot: # 9
in Block: # 8.23
Nearest cross street: LEXINGTON AVENUE
S U B J E C T T O A N Y O P E N TA X E S ,
WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX
LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. SUBJECT TO
TAX AND PRIOR LIEN INFO: AT THE TIME
OF PUBLICATION TAXES/SEWER /WATER,
INFORMATION WAS NOT AVAILABLE - YOU
MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COLLECTOR
FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. SUBJECT TO
PRIOR MORTGAGES AND JUDGMENTS
(IF ANY): NONE.
Office.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/23/13, 10/30/13, 11/6/13,
11/13/13
Fee: $168.00
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein ONE WEST BANK FSB is the plaintiff and KERRY ANN N. CLARKE, ET ALS
are defendants
Attorney(s)
(856) 858-7080
The property to be sold is located in the CITY
OF PASSAIC, County of Passaic and State of
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 179-197 COLUMBIA
AVENUE UNIT 15
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in the CITY
of PASSAIC, County of PASSAIC, State of
New Jersey:
BEING known and designated as Unit No. 15
situated in Columbia Schoolhouse
Condominiums together with an aggregate
6.66667 undivided percentage interest in the
General Common Elements of said
Condominium appurtenant to the aforesaid
units in accordance with and subject to the
terms, limitations, conditions, covenants,
restrictions, easements, agreements and provisions set forth in the Master Deed and ByLaws of said Condominium, dated July 02,
1987 and recorded July 07, 1987 in the
Passaic County Register’s Office in Deed
Book C119 page 502 as the same may now
or hereafter be lawfully amended.
COMMONLY known as: 179-197 COLUMBIA
AVENUE, UNIT - 15 COLUMBIA SCHOOLHOUSE, PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY
IN COMPLIANCE with Chapter 157, Laws of
1977, premises herein are Block-4094.A Lot
21C0015 on the tax map of the above municipality.
The sale is subject to unpaid taxes & assessments, tax, water & sewer liens & other
municipal assessments. The amount due can
be obtained from the local taxing authority.
Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the sale may
also be subject to the limited lien priority of
any condominium/homeowner association
liens which may exist.
deposit at the time of Sale, Certified Check,
or Official Bank Check. Balance to be paid
within 30 days of Sale.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $186.20
Director of Law and Public Safety
and liaison to the County Clerk’s
office said.
“I would like to thank the
League of Women Voters for capturing the spirit of cooperation that
was so very apparent during this
time,” Kelly said.
For information on the documentary and forums, contact Jesse
Burns,
Director
of
Communications for the League of
Women Voters of New Jersey at
609-394-3303. Information about
the League is available at
www.lwvnj.org .
This program is free and open to
the public.
Registration is
required. Contact the branch or
visit the library’s Web site
www.theoceancountylibrary.org .
Please support
our advertisers...
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF’S SALE
Wherein DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY is the plaintiff and
BENNY BELLS, ET ALS are defendants
Attorney(s)
(856) 858-7080
The property to be sold is located in the CITY
OF CLIFTON, County of Passaic and State of
New Jersey.
Commonly known as: 16 BARRISTER
STREET UNIT 175 BLDG 6 175
All that certain Lot, piece or parcel of land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in the City of
Clifton, County of Passaic, State of New
Jersey.
Being all that certain real property subject to
the provisions of the State of New Jersey
Condominium Act, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1 et seq,
its amendments and supplements and situate, lying and being in the City of Clifton,
County of Passaic, State of New Jersey,
more par ticularly described as Unit 175
Building 6 situate in Bromley Green At
Cambridge Crossings Condominium, a New
Jersey Condominium, together with an
aggregate 0.4702 percent undivided interest
in the Common Elements of said
Condominium appurtenant to the aforesaid
Unit, in accordance with and subject to the
terms, limitations, conditions, covenants,
restrictions, easements, agreements and
other provisions set forth in the Master Deed
for Bromley Green At Cambridge Crossings
Condominium, dated October 14, 2002,
recorded October 25, 2002 in the Passaic
County Register’s Office in Deed Book D-497
page 1, and Declaration of Covenants,
Easements and Restriction for Cambridge
Crossings in Deed Book D-497, Page 143
and any further amendments thereto.
The sale is subject to unpaid taxes & assessments, tax, water & sewer liens & other
municipal assessments. The amount due can
be obtained from the local taxing authority.
Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the sale may
also be subject to the limited lien priority of
any condominium/homeowner association
liens which may exist.
deposit at the time of Sale, Certified Check,
or Official Bank Check. Balance to be paid
within 30 days of Sale.
publication.
RICHARD H. BERDNIK
Sheriff
Post Eagle: 10/16/13, 10/23/13, 10/30/13,
11/6/13
Fee: $193.20

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