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SUSSEX COUNTY’S DAILY NEWSPAPER
Classified
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Announcements
10 Business & Personal
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Federal Trade Commission.
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States!!
11
Lost & Found
LOST DOG Yellow Lab Greyhound mix, Boomer, ITC
Shopping Area. 973-691-1451
15
Auctions
WANTED Antiques for Purchase or Consignment by
New
England
Auction
House. Victoriana, Americana, Jewelry, Coins, Silver,
Lamps, Clocks, Fine Art,
Etc. One item of House Full
1-800-887-1026
www.cyrauction.com
Employment
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applicant,
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20
Child Care Provided
COLLEGE STUDENT - 18
year old available to watch
your children. Part time.
Contact
Lynzee
at
973-459-8948
22
Education
ELEMENTARY EducationCertified Teacher- for 08-09
term with anticipated opening in kindergarten.
LDTC- available starting
summer 08.
Please send letter of interest,
resume, copy of certification and references to:
Principal
Byram Lakes Elementary
11 Mansfield Drive
Stanhope, NJ 07874
EOE
L’IL Keepers in Sparta is expanding, Preschool Teacher
Needed
Fax
resume
973-383-5915
PROMINENT
Preschool
looking for lead and assistant infant and toddler
teachers. Please
fax resume to 973-726-4160.
23
Farm
CHICKS, bunnies, ducklings,
lambs, goat kids, some bottlefed. Ducks, geese, hens,
ponies & more. Shearing
service avail. 570-676-9706.
Tables, chairs, living room
furniture and desks are best
sellers in classified.
24
THE NEW JERSEY HERALD
General 24
$$ EARN EXTRA CASH
Children’s Amusement Park
now hiring Ride Operators,
Concession sales, Games Attendants. Perfect for parents or retirees! 7 wk Position 908-459-4521
A Very Busy Salon in Newton
is looking for a Nail Technician. Inquire at SALON DI
PINACHE.
AUTOMOTIVE Counter person.
After market auto
parts store looking for experienced counterperson in
Netcong area. Fax resume
973-347-7851
AVON EARN SPRING CASH
Build E-Rep Business
Call 1-800-882-1597
CLEANING PERSON- with
experience. Apply in person
Ja-Bar Silicone Corp., 252
Brighton Rd., Andover, NJ
07821. (973)786-5000. Benefit
package available.
COUNSELORS needed for
day camp. Experienced
and/or LG certified preferred but will train. Runs
mid June thru mid August
973-209-9622 x217
DRIVERS - Make money with
your car, van or pickup.
Busy courier service will
show you how. Apply in person. 69 King St. Dover, N.J.
DRIVERSPublishers Circulation
Fulfillment Inc.
is seeking
Independent Contractors
to deliver newspapers
and other publications.
Early mornings 3:30 a.m.6:00 a.m. $200-$300 wk.
All around Sussex and
Morris Counties.
Reliable car required.
Call Now 1-800-515-8000
DRY CLEANER- Presser
wanted, experience preferred but will train. Good,
clean, working conditions. S
Paid vacation and holidays.
Full Time, 973-875-6165
EARN Up to $550 Weekly.
Helping the government P/T
No experience. Excellent
Opportunity. Call Today!!
1-800-488-2921 Ask for Department P-3. Cost.
EXTRA INCOME!
Parents, Retirees, earn extra
$$ for summer! Season runs
5/06-6/20,
Tues.-Fri.,
9:15am-2:30pm. Children’s
Amusement
Park
908-459-4521
FACTORY
Now hiring F/T machine
operators. Must be able
to read and write English. Advancement opportunities and excellent benefits pkg., plus
OT Apply in person Holland MFG. 15 Main St.
Succasunna, NJ Mon. Fri.
9
to
4.
Call
973-584-8141.
HOTEL GUEST SERVICE
AGENT &
WEEKEND
AUDITOR
Full and part
time, flexible hrs., some
weekends required. Must
have phone skills, neat appearance and be a team
player. The Inn at Panther
Valley, (908)852-6000 ext. 0.
Fax resume to: 908-850-1503
POSITION FOR 7 WKS
Starting 5/06-6/20, Tues-Fri.,
9:15 am-2:30pm. Children’s
Amusement Park now hiring all positions. 908-459-4521
General 24
JOIN OUR TEAM
Window Cleaners, No Exp.
Necessary.$10. per hr to
train 18+ Benefits/
401K. Call(973)827-8311
KENNEL Cleaner- Mon.-Fri.
7 a.m.-1 p.m.. Additional
hrs. available. (973)383-5009
LABORER/MAINTENANCE
Help - Full time, for campground in Stillwater. Call
973-383-5008, leave message.
LABORERS needed for local
paving company. Pay based
on experience. Must have
DL .(973)417-9595.
LAFAYETTE: Busy childcare/preschool facility is in
need of mature, reliable,
and energetic car provider.
Must be available m-th
7am-3pm. Call 973-579-5960
to schedule interview. Previous applicants need not
apply.
LANDSCAPING and Lawn
Service Co. is now hiring laborers, crew chiefs, lic.
pest. applictors 973-209-4306
MARINE Mechanic with experience. Benefits and retirement plan. (973)948-7177
NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
NEEDED
CALL (973)383-1500
Ask for the Circulation
Department.
**********
Routes now available
in the following areas:
HIGHLAND LKS.
STOCKHOLM/
OAKRIDGE
SUSSEX
General 25
SPRING INTO A NEW
JOB. Looking for a
career with growth unlimited potential? You’ll
find that a career in real
estate really does hold a
lot of promise. We can
schedule the training to
get you started today.
We are here to help you!
Weichert Realtor is Sussex
Co.’s
Market
Leader.
Call
Ann
Larsen, (973)764-2400.
WEICHERT,
REALTORS
TREE CLIMBER- Experienced. Sparta Tree Service,
(973)729-5179
VAN driver,
must have
CDL/C. 7hrs per day, Call
973-300-0663
WAREHOUSE and Delivery,
F/T and P/T Neat, personable, able to lift, DL a must.
Moving experience. Call
(973)579-1982
WYNDHAM GARDEN
HOTEL
MOUNT OLIVE
Seeking high energy Customer Service Oriented
Housekeepers FT/PT
Front Desk night-Auditor
FT/PT
Front Desk - Representative,
FT/PT
Banquet Servers PT/FT
Kitchen Utility PT/FT
Prior Experience a plus
No phone call Please apply in
person
1000
International
Drive
North, Mt Olive, NJ 07828
25
CLEARVIEW LAKE
BLAIRSTOWN
HERITAGE LKS.
NEWTON/
SWARTSWOOD
PART TIME Data Entry position available for medical
billing company. Wkends a
must. 20-25 hr. per wk. Applicant must be accurate
and detail oriented. Must
possess good long term
memory and have strong
analytical skills. Fax resume to: 973-827-3588 or call
973-827-3544
SCHOOL BUS
DRIVERS NEEDED
CDL required. Training
available. Havens Bus
Service. 973-875-3878
SEASONAL Help, CandyCounter/Registration Desk,
Must work Holidays/Wknds,
Pleasant Acres 973-875-4166.
Medical 26
RN - Part Time 3 nights a
week on the 11pm-7am shift.
Contact Judith McFarland,
DON, The House of the Good
Shepherd, 798 Willow Grove
St., Hackettstown, NJ 908684-5730, Fax 908-979-7037
or email your resume to:
jmcfarland @ hotgs.org or
visit
our
website:
www.hotgs.orgeoe
LPN PART TIME, 2 days a
week
available
on
the
113pm-7am shift. Long term
care experience needed.
Contact Judith McFarland,
DON, The House of the Good
Shepherd, 798 Willow Grove
St.,
Hackettstown,
NJ
908-684-5730,
Fax
908979-7037 or email your resume to:
jmcfarland @
hotgs. org or visit our website: www.hotgs.orgeoe
BON CHEF - Strong computer skills, Windows and
MS Office required. Filing,
organized. Part-time,5 days
per wk. 20 hours.
E-mail resume to
[email protected]
PHLEBOTOMIST- 2 plus yrs.
experience in venipuncture,
working with a lg. paramedical service doing mobile insurance physicals.
Must be detail oriented with
good communication skills.
Must have car. Work from
home. Schedule your own
hrs.
Contact
Neil
at
1-800-411-2777.
26
Office
ENERGETIC cheerful person needed immediately for
office manager. Must have
good basic office skills: filing, typing, etc; Computer
knowledge for Word, Excel,
Acrobat, Quickbooks. Pleasant country location. References needed. 973-702-1174
Office 27 Restaurant & Bar 27 Restaurant & Bar
SECRETARY - Part-time
Secretary position for a
busy doctors office. Must be
able to multi-task. Please
fax resume to (973)729-7641.
E X P E R I E N C E D
Secretary/Receptionist,
computer knowledge, organized,
detail
oriented,
multi-tasking a must, non
smoking pleasant working
environment. 973-209-1500
Something to Sell
Call Classified 383–1500
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Auction Sales 15
DENTAL Assistant- Sussex
Co. Experienced only, P/T.
Send resume to NJH Box
312, 2 Spring St., Newton, NJ
07860
DENTAL Office Receptionist,
Sparta. Personable, detail
oriented, precise. Must have
dental/medical receptionist
experience and computer
skills. No weekends. 36-40
hrs. One dentist practice.
Salary commensurate with
experience send resume to
[email protected]
DIRECTOR of Nursing- We
are seeking great candidates for our intimate 31
Bed-family facility owned
and operated. LTC facility.
We offer a friendly, supportive work environment and
a competitive salary and
benefit package. Visit us at
www.valleyviewcarecenter.
com to see our facility.
Please send resume and salary requirements to
973-383-6976 or email at [email protected]
m. We look forward to hearing from you!
DOCTOR’S
ASSISTANTWilling to train. Reply to
NJH Box 299, 2 Spring St.,
Newton, NJ 07860.
EXPERIENCED Medical
Assistant/Receptionist.
Expanding practice. Fax
resume to 973-300-0052.
FRONT DESK Receptionist
with billing experience. Fax
resume to 973-827-6061
FREDON Dairy and Deli are
looking for counter persons
and customer service. call
973-300-2423
PAPA’ RONI’S- grill, wait
staff, f/t, flexible, apply in
person. Call Sue 973-579-2002
SHORT order cook, full time
experience a plus call
973-262-5539
Tables, chairs, living room
furniture and desks are best
sellers in classified.
NEW
TODAY...
Auction Sales
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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A nice sale is planned for March 29th at 5:30pm. Preview Friday,
March 28th, 4:30-6:00pm & sale day 4:00-5:30 Sale Start. Please visit
www.castners.com for more info. & pics. Partiall list:: Furniture:
Primitive Corner Cabinet w/2 Upper & 2 Lower Doors, Interior
Painted Light Blue, Early Primitive Bench/School Desk (unusual
Piece Approx 5ft. Long), Primitive Cobblers Bench, Lrg. Early/
Primitive Wooden Box w/Dove Tail Construction, Eastlake Marble
Top Dresser, Primitive Tavern Tbl, (4) Older Rocking Chairs, Older
Solid Oak Chairs, Green Marble Pedestal Style Dining Tbl, 6 Pottery
Barn Dining Chairs w/Ivory Uph. Padded Seats, M. Washington
Sewing Cabinet, Pr. of Broyhill 2 Drawer Night Stands/End Tbl’s,
Broyhill Bdr. Set-Long 7 Drawer Dresser-2 Night Stands-King Size
Bed, Dixie Bdr. Set, Step Back Chest of Drawers w/Marble Top (nice
older piece w/orig. pulls), S. Bent & Bros. Oak Dining Tbl. w/6
Spindle Back Chairs (beautiful Condition), Pr. Shaker Design Ladder
Back Woven Seat Chairs, Eastlake Carpet Chair, Oak Occasional
Tbl’s, Ball & Claw Foot Music Chair, Oak Wash Stand-Nice
Condition, Oak Tile Top Kitchen Tbl w/7 Chairs, Pine Corner
Hutch (unfinished wood), Wicker Patio & Bedroom Furn., Beautiful
2pc Mah. Hutch by Basset-Serp. Front w/4 Wavy Glass Panels, Lrg
Boat Design Book Shelf/Entertainment Unit-Painted Red, White &
Blue w/Paddles - Great for Kids Room or Lake/Shore House, 2
Oriental Themed O/C’s (similar to Hudson River Style), 2 Violins
Both w/Paper Labels Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis Faciebat
Anno 1725 & 1730, 3 Radio Controlled Air planes W/Gas Engines,
Yamaha Mini Dirt Bike, Penn reels & deep sea fishing poles, Lrg
Floor Mdl Hitachi TV, Small CI Cannon on Wooden Base, Vintage
Metal Toy Trucks, 2 Gallon Stoneware Floral Decorated Crock,
Metal Peddle Car, Vintage Underwood Typewriter, Cedar Blanket
Chests, Yard Tools, Golf Clubs w/Bags, Persian/Oriental Style Room
Size & Area Rugs, Gilt Framed Mirrors, Hummel’s, Pottery, Hunting
Bows-Cougar 962-64”, USAC 26”, Howatts Mamba Approx. 62”,
Large Iron Wagon Wheel, Quilt Racks, Grandmother, Mantle & Wall
Clocks, Craftsman Mechanic’s Box, Fishing Boat, Books on
Antiques & Collectibles.
Castner’s Gallery Located at 6 Wantage Ave., Branchville NJ 07862
(973)) 948-3868. Thee Publicc Iss Alwayss Invitedd & Welcome!!
Terms: Cash, Certified Funds, Credit Cards & Pre-Approved
Checks, 15% Buyers Prem-5% Cash/Check Disc-Easy Parking on
Site-Concessions Available.
General 28
Sales
CLEANING PERSON- with
experience. Apply in person
Ja-Bar Silicone Corp., 252
Brighton Rd., Andover, NJ
07821. (973)786-5000. Benefit
package available.
SPARTA Auto Parts, is looking for PT, willing to change
to FT, upon learning experience. Automotive knowledge necessary, duties are
deliveries,
counter
and
stock. Apply in person.
LAFAYETTE: Busy childcare/preschool facility is in
need of mature, reliable,
and energetic car provider.
Must be available m-th
7am-3pm. Call 973-579-5960
to schedule interview. Previous applicants need not
apply.
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25
Medical
DENTAL Assistant- Byram
Twp., F/T or P/T, experience
preferred,
flexible
hours,
some
Saturdays.
973-691-0400.
BRANCHVILLE
BYRAM
STANHOPE
Medical 25
LPN Full Time, immediate
position available on the
3pm-11pm shift. Long term
care experience needed.
Competitive
wages
and
benefits.
Contact Judith
McFarland,
DON,
The
House of the Good Shepherd,
798 Willow Grove St., Hackettstown, NJ 908-684-5730,
Fax 908-979-7037 or email
your resume to:
[email protected] or visit our
website: www.hotgs.orgeoe
B—1
Medical
CMA/MA- Full time for busy
urology practice with offices
in Sparta and Hackettstown.
Clinical training a plus.
Must have positive attitude
and desire to learn. Competitive salary and benefits
offered. Fax resume to:
(973)726-0325
DIRECTOR of Nursing- We
are seeking great candidates for our intimate 31
Bed-family facility owned
and operated. LTC facility.
We offer a friendly, supportive work environment and
a competitive salary and
benefit package. Visit us at
www.valleyviewcarecenter.
com to see our facility.
Please send resume and salary requirements to
973-383-6976 or email at [email protected]
m. We look forward to hearing from you!
FRONT DESK Receptionist
with billing experience. Fax
resume to 973-827-6061
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Office
CONCESSION OFFICE
MANAGERneeded part time (seasonal
with varied hours). Must be
computer literate and personable. Fax resume to:
973-948-0147 or email to:
[email protected]
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Sales
OPTICAL Retail Sales Immediate opening for FT/PT
experienced sales person.
Great salary plus comm.
Call Gary 973-366-3402
DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS & SERVICES
Join our growing list of
satisfied clients.
Call Classified Today!
973-383-1500
BLACK CYAN YELLOW MAGENTA
Condo Rentals
MONTAGUE- lovely lakefron
1 bed, priv. deck, $725
201-969-9593 or 973-293-3747
50
Houses For Rent
FRANKFORD- 2 bedroom, 2
bath ranch on Culver Lk., lg.
deck, lg. yard, no pets. $1200
mo.+ utilities. 973-670-0454
52
Apartments for Rent
HAMBURG- 1 bdrm apt.,
available now, $750/mo. 1.5
mo. security. Seniors welcome.
973-823-9807
or
(973)875-5318
NEWTON- Renovated studio
apt., frig/stove incl., off st.
parking, $725. 973-903-6124
OGDENSBURG- 2 bed Duplex, Lg. Yard, $950 plus
util. 1.5 mo. sec. Avail. 4/1.
Call 973-383-7008
STILLWATER
1 bed apt.
$850 plus. Perfect for couple. Call 862-266-0319
SUSSEX
CREAMERYUnique spacious 1 BR, high
ceilings,
exposed
brick
walls, $795 mo. 973-875- 3992
or 973-364-0099 for appt.
55 Business Prop; Rent
ANDOVER Twp.- Church for
rent, fully furnished, $2000.
(973)903-6124.
57 Misc. R.E. for Rent
GARAGE FOR RENT56
Unionville Ave., Sussex. $85
mo. Call (973)875-4369 or
(973)364-0099
85
Boats & Motors
BOAT motor, Evinrude, NEW
never used, 8 hp, long shaft,
asking $900. (973)875-1915
125
Autos for Sale
SUBARU 2000 Legacy Outback Wagon - AWD, Black
leather interior, seat warmers, 2 sunroofs, 6 CD
changer, a/c, 108K miles,
great
cond.
$3,800.
973-650-9429
B—2
THE NEW JERSEY HERALD
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Chimneys
Electricians
Handyman
House Cleaning
Landscaping Supply
Lawns
Paint/Paperhanging
JOHN’S Chimney Cleaning &
Masonry Repair; Fully Insured. Call (973)875-8857.
BETA ELECTRIC- Reasonable rates, reliable, insured.
973-726-8010. Lic.#10692.
K&S Handyman, LLC
Campground Decks, Home
Proj. Free Est. 973-948-7627
House, Office Cleaning.
Experienced, honest, reliable
Call Natasha (973)641-4196
ALWAYS
best
quality
screened top soil, mulches,
decrative stone, for any
landscape
job,
Call
973-875-8890 or ck us out on
the web, @www.tristatebulkgardensupply.com
J. KRAMER Landscaping
Weekly Mowing, Top Soil,
Mulch, Stone, Delivery and
Installation
Retaining
Walls, Brick Pavers. Free
Est., Insured (973)948-7035
NEED painting, short on
cash, guaranteed lowest
rates, call 973-948-6148
Cleanup/Hauling
Fencing
HAMMY’S CLEAN-UPS
We Take All Junk Away!!
Dumpsters Also (973)948-3817
WANTAGE Barn and Fence.
For all your Fencing needs.
24 hr. Ans. Svc. 973-702-0276.
PETE’S PERFECT Cleanups
The results you want. I work
inside/outside. No job too
small or difficult. Handyman too. References. Call
973-769-0984/973-903-0469
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Handyman
HANDYMAN Will, expert repair, licensed, insured. Free
Estimate. 973-919-5686
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Sales 29
AUTO SALESWe Are Ranked One of the #1
Dealerships In the Northeast
and 16th in The Nation!!
Excellent
opportunity
to
come join our award winning dealership. Exp. a plus
but we will train the right individual.
Excellent
customer service skills necessary.
EARN
GREAT
MONEY! We offer benefits,
plus demo allowance. For
immediate interview call
Bob Barry, Sales Manager
at 973-702-2506 or email resume to:
[email protected]
OPTICAL Retail Sales Immediate opening for FT/PT
experienced sales person.
Great salary plus comm.
Call Gary 973-366-3402
SPARTA Auto Parts, is looking for PT, willing to change
to FT, upon learning experience. Automotive knowledge necessary, duties are
deliveries,
counter
and
stock. Apply in person.
WANTAGE Laser One is
seeking a ft group sales representative. Heavy phone
work, some off site meetings, college and sales exp.
preferred but not required.
Fax resume to 973-875-7666
or email to [email protected]
Home Improvement
DCR Construction-Additions,
remodeling. Quality/service
since 1966. (973)383-4056.
Home Repair/Maint.
Landscaping Supply
ODD Jobs, Int./Ext.Construction. No Job Too Small or
Big. 20 yrs. exp. 973-495-6744
MULCH & TOPSOIL
Hard Wood $18.00 per yard
Hemlock $35 per yard
Top Soil $28.00 per yard
Elvada Supply (973)579-2074
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Tech & Trade 29
CARPENTERS
HELPER/
APPRENTICE - (Sunrise
Construction) Must have
min. 4 yrs. experience.New
homes and renovations. Pay
rate and benefits pending
experience, must have D.L.
and basic hand tools. Leave
from company shop in Sussex to work in Morris. Hard
working energetic need only
apply. Call (973)579-1291 for
appt, after 5 p.m. Must have
all paper work!
Environmental Tech
F/T, position packaging hazardous waste. Prior OSHA 40 hr
training/chemistry background
a plus. Clean driving record
reqd. email to:
[email protected]
or fax 973-927-5598
EXPERIENCED Tow Truck
operator & Truck Maintenance person. Competitive
wage
&
benefits
Call
973-383-1384
FINISH carpenter, rapidly
growing established Morris
Co., high end residential
construction Co,. seeking
highly skilled
carpenter/
mill worker, must have reference’s, photos of work,
and
transportation,
pay
commensurate with exp.,
fax info to 973-543-0029
Landscape Design
WBF HardscapePavers,
Walls, and Full Landscape
Construction. 973-702-1174
Tech & Trade 29
FULL TIME CARPENTER
wanted, exp. necessary,
clean drivers license, benefits and 401k available, Call
973-479-7384
MECHANICExpanding
wastewater company seeks
diesel mechanic with 2 yrs.
exp. to service and maintain
truck fleet and equipment.
Full time position and OT.
Valid DL, own tools required. Wages comparable
to exp. Benefits including
401K. Call 973-322-2852 or fax
resume to 973-764-1697.
PAINTER
5 years exp min. Tape and
spray a plus. DL req. Top
pay. Call 908-813-2334
RAPIDLY growing established Morris Co., high end
construction Co., seeking
highly organized and dependable individual to manage const. projects. Need 10
plus yrs of exp. and knowledge in all facets of residential construction. Must have
own transportation, pay
commensurate with exper.
Fax info to 973-543-0029
ROOFERS/LABORER
Tools and DL required
(973)383-9210
Lawns
HOUSE hold cleanup/spring
clean ups, tree cutting and
triming,
pavers,
walls,
mulching and mowing for an
affordable
rate,
Call
973-534-5711
Tech & Trade 36
30
ANTHONY Group is now hiring Hardscape Foremen and
Paving Stone Laborers
973-903-8751
31
Part Time
ALL Positions available, for
Kenvil Dairy Queen, flexible
hours. Call (973)584-9234
ANIMAL/ Pest Control, Cert.
Part time. (973)398-0990
PART TIME
ASSISTANT
www.corrview.com/job.htm.
PART TIME
FLEXIBLE
HOURS
Evening opportunity in
our busy Distribution
Department.
In
the
mailroom you will be
working
with
highspeed inserting and bundling equipment as you
prepare our daily newspaper for distribution.
You must be eager to
learn and perform a variety of tasks. Accuracy
and initiative, as well as
the ability to work well
with others are strongly
desired. Shift time is as
follows: 2nd shift 12:45
a.m.-4:30 a.m. Applications are accepted at
our office located at 2
Spring St., Newton, NJ.
(973)383-1500. Equal Opportunity Employer
SALES/OFFICE- Computer
literate, reliable, trustworthy. 1 to 2 days per wk. plus
2 Sat’s per month. 10-20 hrs.
per week. 973-293-3360 (Montague)
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Career Services
ADS that run under
this classification
ARE NOT OFFERS
OF EMPLOYMENT
These advertisements
offer a service for a fee
to those who are seeking
employment.
POST OFFICE NOW HIRING
Average Pay $20/hr or $57K
yr., incl. Fed. Benefits and
OT, offered by Exam Services, not aff. w/USPS who
hires. 1-866-918-1717.
33 Employment Services
ADS that run under
this classification
ARE NOT OFFERS
OF EMPLOYMENT
These advertisements
offer a service for a fee
to those who are seeking
employment.
Real Estate
36
Homes For Sale
With your Credit Card for only $2.49 per minute.
A PAINTER- Int. /exterior/
decks, gutters. High quality,
low prices. 973-383-3505.
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R.E. Wanted to Buy 52
JOHN BUYS HOMES
Don’t panic, quick cash.
Call Now !(973)300-0935
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this newspaper is subject to
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COASTAL Carolina LivingGrand Opening, April 5th.
Patio homes $199,900, homesites $79,900. 5 minutes to
beach, 3 neighboring golf
courses. Limited reservations, call 866-212-5653
DINGMANS FERRY Sunrise
Lake. 2 bed, 1 bath, new
roof, paint, carpet and appliances. Purchase for $97K.
Call 973-261-4057
HAMPTON: OPEN SUN.
3/30, 12-5. 99 RT. 521
FOR SALE BY OWNER
8 year old 4bdrm, 3 full
bath Center Hall Colonial, 2fireplaces, large
custom eat-in Kitchen,
all new stainless steel
appliances Family room
plus Studio/Den, 3 zone
heat and air, oak floors,
vaulted ceilings and
skylites, large desk,
covered front porch, sits
on 3 plus beautifully
landscaped acres, close
to shopping and both
Kittatinny & McKeown
schools. $489,000.
REALTORS
WELCOME. Call for appt
and more infomation.
973-300-5989/ 973-903-4413
HAVING AN OPEN
HOUSE? THIS
OPEN HOUSE ART
CAN BE IN YOUR
AD TOO!
CALL (973)383-1500, ASK
FOR CLASSIFIED TO
GET THE DETAILS.
REGAL Home Solutions
Preserve Your Dignity
I will buy your house!
Call NOW 973-600-2028
37
Lots and
Acreage
42
46 Mobile Homes for Sale
CLEAN, Furnished, Hampton Township $34,000/or best
offer. 973-945-9918
Rentals
49
R.E. Wanted to Buy
BRUCE Buys Houses. Cash.
ASAP, any condition/problem. We listen 973-948-3738
Condo Rentals
GGV- 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus
loft, fireplace, jacuzzi, deck.
$1,600. Avail 5/1 (215)6694834
GGV- 2 bedrooom loft, clean,
excellent condition, for rent
with option to buy. Principals only. Eves 973-827-8944
MONTAGUE- lovely lakefron
1 bed, priv. deck, $725
201-969-9593 or 973-293-3747
CULVER Lake- Live by the
Lake! Beautiful 1 bed w/
new kitchen and screen
porch.
Heat
supplied.
$799/mo. NO Pets, Call Mr.
Anderson at 973-727-6007
FRANKLIN - 2bdrm Duplex,
nice, clean, bright $1075,
avail 4/1. 973-202-3371
FRANKLIN 1 bdrm, no pet,
no smoking , all utilities included, $730 plus 1 mo
sec,Call 973-729-7570
FRANKLIN 1 Bed, heat included, $800 mo., 1.5 mo. security. (973)428-6226
FRANKLIN 2 bdrm,
pets
OK. 1.5 mo sec. $825 plus util
973-827-9568
FRANKLIN, Studio 1 and 2
bdrm, no pets, 1.5 mo sec.
Call 973-764-3837
FRANKLIN- 1 and 2 bedroom
apt.,
newly
renovated,
heat/hot water, no pets.
973-335-8695; 973-546-7081.
FRANKLIN- 2 bedroom apt.,
walk distance to Rt. 23, $875
mo. plus utilities, 1.5 mo. security. (862)266-5212
50
FRANKLIN- 3 bed, renovated, dishwh, w/d, No pets.
1.5 m Sec. $1200. 973-568-9651
Houses For Rent
BRANCHVILLE- $1,350 /mo
Newly reno., 2 bdrm, 2.5
bath. Pets OK.(973)729-8049
FRANKFORD- 2 bedroom, 2
bath ranch on Culver Lk., lg.
deck, lg. yard, no pets. $1200
mo.+ utilities. 973-670-0454
HAMBURG, house, 3 bdrm,
$1,350. plus 1.5 mo security,
section
8
ok.
Call
973-865-1824 after 4:00 PM
HOPATCONG- 3/4 bedroom, 2
bath, $1,795 /mo. plus utilities. Pets ok. 973-770-4260
MONTAGUE,SCENIC/AREA
3bdrm, 2.5ba, 2 car garage
very
private,
1,600mo
201-969-9593 or 973-293-3747
MT. ARLINGTON- sm. 2 bed
house, $1350 mo. plus utilities. (201)673-4798
MT. BETHEL- 3 bdrm., 2 ba.,
$1,300 mo/plus utilities, near
Rt. 80 & 94. Security and reference. NO
PETS
Call
570-897-0135
NEWTON Small house, 3
bdrm, 1.5 bath. No pets.
$1400 plus util. Avail. 4/1.
Call 973-948-3434
SPARTA- Lk. Mohawk, 3
bdrm plus office, family rm
with fireplace, 21/2 baths, 2
car garage, $2450 mo. Great
condition. Available immediately. (973)729-3731.
SUSSEX Boro
Renovated 4/5 bedroom,
2 bath. 973-846-0180
Apartments
For Rent
52
Apartments for Rent
ANDOVER Boro- Lg. 2 bedroom. Free heat. All new
kitchen, bath, carpet, paint.
No pets. $1,100/mo., available now. Call (908)850-3592.
HAMBURG- 1 bdrm apt.,
available now, $750/mo. 1.5
mo. security. Seniors welcome.
973-823-9807
or
(973)875-5318
Roofing
LARRY VAN Roofing established in 1967. Affordable
pricing, all work guaranteed
Free estimates (973)347-6212
Apartments for Rent
SPARTA,
2
bdrm
apt.,
LR/DR combo, kit, full bath,
w/d on premises. Heat, hot
water and garbage included.
$1,100.00/mo. No Fee. No
pets. Please call 973-300-5460
or 973-222-1257
SPARTA1
bdrm
apt.,
LR/DR combo, kit, full bath,
w/d on premises, Heat, hot
water and garbage included
$850.00/mo. No Fee. No pets.
Please call 973-300-5460 or
973-222-1257
STILLWATER
1 bed apt.
$850 plus. Perfect for couple. Call 862-266-0319
SUSSEX, 1 and 2 bedrooms
Available immediately
Call for appt. 973-875-6969.
WANTAGE- Regency Apts.
Spacious airy 1 bedrooms.
from
$750.
Call
(973)
875-3540; (973)364-0099.
53
BELVIDERE- Really nice
clean furn. rooms. TV, free
cable, fridge, microwave.
Near Rt. 80/Water Gap.
$125--$150/wk 908-475-8727.
NEWTON- furnished room,
TV, cable, a/c, microwave,
all
included. $160/wk.
(862)251-1234
SANDYSTON Twp.- Share
house, $140 a week. (973)
948-0270.
55 Business Prop; Rent
ANDOVER Boro- Rte. 206,
Store/Office, approx 1600 sf
can split 973-729-2480
ANDOVER Twp.- Church for
rent, fully furnished, $2000.
(973)903-6124.
MONTAGUEWaterview
Apts. 1 bed, Clean/Views,
$695. No fee. 973-579-5900
FRANKLIN Shop or storage
Apx. 900 sq. ft. Call for info
(570)724-3529
MONTAGUE/HPCC- 1 bed.
No fee/pets. $550 plus util.
Pool Avail. Now 631-753-2605
HARDYSTON- Prime location, Rt. 94, retail/office, 800
sq
ft.
2100
sq.
ft.
(973)827-1000
NEWTON
Large - Newly Renovated 1
and 2 Bedroom Apts. from
$900 • Security Deposit *
Across from Sussex Comm.
College • Friendly * Fully
Equipped Kitchens.
Available Immediately
973-579-9690
NEWTON- 2 bedroom, recently renovated. Centrally
located near center of town.
Washer/dryer, $1000 plus
utilities. 973-715-5221.
NEWTON- Lg. 2 bdrm. ,
1.5
bath, clean, available immediatly.(201)452-0612.
NEWTON- Lg. 2 bedroom,
1 1/2 bath, very clean, newly
painted available immediatly. Call George for info.
(201)452-0612.
NEWTON- modern 1 br, apt.,
no smoking or pets. $750 mo.
1.5 mo. security. 973-534-1390
NEWTONNEWTONIAN
GARDENS. 70 West End
Ave. 1 and 2 bedroom apts.
Heat/hot water included.
Air conditioning available, 1
mo. security. 973-383-3296.
NEWTON- Renovated studio
apt., frig/stove incl., off st.
parking, $725. 973-903-6124
OGDENSBURG- 2 bed Duplex, Lg. Yard, $950 plus
util. 1.5 mo. sec. Avail. 4/1.
Call 973-383-7008
OGDENSBURG- 3 bedroom,
$1350 mo./1.5 mo. security.
Section 8 ok. (973) 694-2482
BRANCHVILLE- 2 bdrm,
clean,
cute.
Century-21
Gross & Jansen Realtor,.
Shari, 973-948-5552. $895 plus
utils. Half month free
SUSSEX
CREAMERYUnique spacious 1 BR, high
ceilings,
exposed
brick
walls, $795 mo. 973-875- 3992
or 973-364-0099 for appt.
Roofing
RESIDENTIAL
reroofing
tear-offs, fully insured, free
est., Call 9088500942
Tree Service
B-SQUARED Tree Service.
Firewood, Plowing, 24 Hour
Service. Brian 973-300-0129
DOW Tree & Crane Service
No job too big or small
storm damage, all phases o
tree service. Call Robin
(973)209-4437.
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Pets and Supplies
67 Dogs, Cats, & Pets
BARKS Pet Adoption DayCats & Dogs Available, Sat.
March 29, 11 to 3 Pet Valu
Shoprite Plaza, Byrum. For
Info (973)300-3185.
COCKER SPANIEL Pups- 3
born 1/12, $100 ea. Ready to
go, all shots, (570)409-6164
PYRENEES puppies- 8 wks.
old. Females-$600, Males$500. 1st shots. 570-828-4221.
SHITZU puppies, 2
white/brown females, 1
white and black 973-702-0772
TWO female guinea pigs, free
to a good home. $20 for
exra-lg. cage. (973)729-6455
Garage Sales
Rooms for Rent 69
LAFAYETTE - 1bdrm $800,
plus 1.5/mo sec. heat incl, no
pets,/smoking 973-903-3213
BRANCHVILLE large 2 bed
apt. $1150 mo. plus 1.5 mo.
sec. (973)948-6632
For only $1.99 per minute.
This will be charged to your monthly phone bill.
PAVING
Plan for the Spring!
Gravel, Asphalt or Paver
Driveways. Walkways,
Patios, Retaining Walls
Quaility Excavation,
Paving & Landscaping.
Call 973-383-8075
Apartments for Rent 52
CULVER LAKE - Large 1
bdrm, FP, W/D, D/W, loft.
Century-21 Gross & Jansen
Realtor, Shari, 973-948-5552.
$875/ plus utils.
MONTAGUE-HPCC, Very lg.
Lk. front apt., 2 bed, 2 bath,
living room, eat in kitchen.
$1100 plus util., No Pets,
201-213-0422
Condos For Sale
HAMBURG- Falcon Ridge.
Pre-Construction
Prices
Now! Fireplace, c/a, 6 appliances. Own for less than
renting. 3% down to qualified buyers. From $149,900. 1
bdrm; 1 bdrm with den; 2
bdrm. (973)773-6262 ext. 128.
Community Marketing.
ANDOVER Twnship - 2bdrm
updated Ranch with garage
on
cul-de-sac
$279,000.
973-534-0175
DINGMANS FERRY PA New
3bdrm, home $214,000. Pay
$1320 per month plus taxes
and Insurance. Dingman
Agency RE 1-800-458-3733
Paint/Paperhanging
R&G Paving- Seal coating
and repairs Beat summer
increases! (973)579-6844
BEHIND in your mortgage
payments? Stop your foreclosure ! Save your credit!,
We buy houses cash in 2
wks. (If you’re in trouble,
you don’t need to stay n trouble). Call now 800-549-2339
Truck & Bus
CDL Class B Driver - For roll
off truck. Experience necessary. Benefits included.
Netcong area. (973)417-7463
PATRIOT LAWN SERVICE
All phases of Landscaping
Fully Insured 973-919-8970
Homes For Sale 42
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
MECHANIC.
Experience
preferred. Full time position available. 973-945-2543
Paving
Asphalt Driveways, driveway
grading, drainage concrete
and land clearing. Free Estimates. (973)300-1411
Paving
NEWTON - For Lease, 11,000
sq.ft at $2750 mo. plus utlities; 5700 sq. ft. w/ loading
dock, $2375/mo plus Triple
net; 2500 sq.ft. office and
workshop at $1000 mo. plus
triple net. Call 732-446-8750
OFFICE Space Available- 600
sq. ft. Upper Lake Plaza,
lakefront. Call 973-729-6175.
PRIME LOCATION
Rt. 15 South Plaza
Retail/office/medical suite.
Call 973-729-6175
SANDYSTON - Office space
for rent up to 1800sqft.
973-948-0270
Garage Sales
BRANCHVILLE: 101 Wantage Ave.
Sat 3/29,
9am-4pm. HH items, furn.,
girls bdrm set, misc.
ESTATE Sale bedroom set,
sofas,
furniture, archery
target, tools, fridge, and
some free items. 324 Rte.
515, Stockholm. 3/28-3/30,
973-697-0582
ESTATE SALE at Culver’s
Lake, Fri. 3/28, 4:30-6:30
p.m. and Sat. 3/29- 9
a.m.-3p.m. Rt. 206N to
Lower N. Shore, Culver Lk.
right onto 4 Sunken Rd.
FRANKLIN,3/29-3/30 24 MUNSONHURST RD., B-HIND
WOC-N-SUSHY,FRIDGE,
FREEZER, QUEEN OAK
BD SET, CONTRACTOR
AND MISC.ITEMS, PATIO
FURNITURE, 862-266-0071
GARAGE/MOVING Sale Saturday March 29, 2008 at
17 Rose Lane, Sparta, NJ.
Items include:
bedroom
furniture,
couches/
love
seats, wicker furniture, outdoor deck furniture, household items, appliances, TV
cabinets/TV’s, area rugs,
coffee table, end table, bicycles. Contact 973-729-4151
LAFAYETTE- Fri./Sat. 3-28
and 29; 9-3; 41 Monroe Rd.,
Granny’s Attic Sale; lots of
stuff, tools, boat, and more.
MOVING SALE - March 28th
& 29th and April 4th & 5th
from 9am-3pm.
All proceeds will help fray the cost
of moving to the mission
field. Located at 1266 Rt 23
in Wantage.
SPARTA- Prime location.
Knoll Place, 70 Sparta Ave.
Medical and Office Space.
973-729-6175.
NEWTON Methodist Church,
111 Ryerson Avenue 3/29,
Assorted household items
9am-3pm.
VERNON Office- 900 sq. ft.
ideal for doctor or general
office. 973-729-6175.
NEWTON- 252 Spring St..
Rain or shine! MOVING,
EVERYTHING MUST GO.
Furniture, etc. Fri.-Sat. 9-4
57 Misc. R.E. for Rent
GARAGE FOR RENT56
Unionville Ave., Sussex. $85
mo. Call (973)875-4369 or
(973)364-0099
65 Building Materials
CARPENTRY tools HITACHI 12” Dual compound miter saw/laser and
stand $250, PORTA CABLE
12” Dual compound miter
saw $125, BOSTITCH 6 gal
air comp/16g, 18g, crown
stapler $250. 882-268-7537
66
Clothing
MOTHER of the bride/groom
dress by Montage, size 16/18,
Asking $150. 973-875-6855
You must be 18 years of age or older.
SPARTA, INDOOR SALE.
14 c Friendly Ln Sparta,no
ealry birds, 9am to 2pm.
3/28,3/29
SUSSEX Borough - MOVING.
HUGE YARD SALE. Furniture, antiques, musical instruments, holiday decorations. Sat/Sun 3/29 & 3/30,
9am-5pm. 37 Lakeview
Terrace. 973-271-2137
WANTAGE- Indoor Farm
and Home Sale. Saddles,
trailers, trucks,
collectibles, farm equip, too much
to list. Sat. 3/29, 9-4. Refreshments by Skylands Pony
Club. High Point Training
Center, 909 Greenville Rd.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
THE NEW JERSEY HERALD
B—3
Adult should be able to tell ‘woman’ he’s e-mailing is a teen
DEAR ANNIE: I just discovered that my 14-year-old daughter, “Melissa,” has a MySpace
account where she is posing as a
21-year-old. She posted pictures
of some other female and said
they were of herself.
A military man, 27 years old,
has been e-mailing her, and
some of his letters are rather
explicit. Of course, I will take
steps with my daughter to see
that this does not happen again
and I hope communication
between us gets better. But I am
furious with this man. Perhaps
he legitimately thought she was
21, but I don’t believe it. Any
adult with half a mind could ask
the right questions and discover
the writer was a child. I could
tell from her first e-mail.
Assuming he isn’t stupid, there
is nothing else to think but that
he is a predator.
I have his name, phone number and address, and I have
turned that information over to
the authorities in my state and
the military. Please advise anyone legitimately trying to find a
mate online to ask the right
questions to determine whether
the future mate is of age. For
example, ask a supposed 21year-old if she is in school and
what subjects she’s taking. If she
tells you she’s studying fractions
and geometry, you know she’s
barely out of grade school. —
Disappointed and Furious
Dear Disappointed: Don’t be
naive. Any girl who would lie
about her age could just as easily lie about what subjects she’s
taking in school. We know you
are frightened for your daughter
and worried about what might
have
happened, and
we
don’t
blame you.
But it is very
difficult
to
discern the
truth
over
the Internet.
Yes, adults
need to be
circumspect,
MITCHELL
SUGAR
but all parents should
supervise what their children
are doing online, teaching them
how to protect themselves from
predators and why deliberately
misrepresenting
themselves
can lead to major trouble or
worse.
DEAR ANNIE: What do you
make of a man who finds it necessary to tell you about his past
72 Items Under $50 72 Items Under $50 72 Items Under $50 72 Items Under $50
ADJUSTABLE 4 footed cane,
like new, $30.00.
Call 973-827-0777
HOME stereo with 3 disc
changer,
dual
cassette
player #35.973-390-2309
PLYWOOD - 3 sheets,
4 x 8 x 0.5” weathered.
$15 973-579-0166
WASHING MACHINE- Like
new, white, $50. 973-223-7274
cel; 973-360-1100
AIR HOSE100 ft., $30.
(973)362-6310
HOMELITE 15” gas trimmer,
extra spool, rebuilt carb,
$15. (973)919-1381
POOL - 18” x 48”,
Intexeasyset
$50. 973-271-7161
WEDDING cans to tie on
back of car. New in Box $20.
Call 973-875-6855
BABY SWING- Blue and yellow, 6 speeds, music, $20
Call (973)383-2630
HORIZONAL Techumseh motor, 5 hp, runs great, $50.
(973)234-5162
BASEBALL Card Collection.
$50. Andover (973)786-5647
ask for Dave
IN-LINE SKATES GIRLS,
size 3 youth $5.00 Call
973-579-6110
BIKE- Schwin 70’s Tourist,
great shape, $50 or best offer. (973)948-2596
JEEP SOFT TOP- Targa
style by Bestop, very good
condition, $50. (973)464-8421
BODY toner motorized exercise table new $1000 now $50.
Call 973-948-6125
KLH Home Theater100 watts
per channel, F/R speakers
$50 firm. 973-584-9646
BOOKS: RA Salvatore Fantasy - 11 soft cover books
$40. 973-579-1075
BOWLING BALL, BAG AND
SHOES. Size 12. $50. Call
(973)383-4574
BOX OF FISHING LURES,
VARIOUS KINDS $10.
CALL 973-383-5991
BOXES of garage sale items
$50.00
Call 973-875-9207
LARGE Cedar Armoire
Asking $40
Call 973-398-1111
LAWN EDGER - Electric,
fine condition. $15.00. Call
973-729-1501
LITTLE TYKES Childs Desk
with light and chair $30.
973-875-2961
CARBURETOR- new, 1966-67
Plymouth-Dodge,
8
cyl,
273-318 $30. (973)948-6763
CARRY ON Suite Case- with
wheels, 12/15/16, $30 or best
offer. (973)948-2596
CASTRO Convertible Queen
bed, brown corduroy $50.
Call 973-383-0646
CEILING FAN with lighting,
excellent cond, rarely used
$50. 973-875-8790
CHAIN SAW - Electric 14”
used once,sell $35 cash.
973-764-3374
CHAIN SAW- Homelite Super
XL, 20 inch bar, engine
seized. $50. (973)875-8755
CHAIRS Wing Back, sturdy,
eed
slpcovers
$50.
973-948-7611
CHESS board
New in box Never opened
$50. Firm 973-697-3472
COLEMAN Camping Cookware, 2 pots with lids & frying pan new $10 201-230-2078
COMFORTER Full (violets)
sheets,
pilllows,
curtains
shams,skirt $25.973-827-0370
COMPUTER desk Ikea, perfect slideout 31Wx20Dx33H,
honey color $20. 973-300-0931
SLIPCOVER- for full size
couch (sandy suede), excellent cond. $50. 973-347-8807.
SOLAR POOL COVER- with
reels,
20’X40”,
can
be
trimmed. $50. (973)383-4788
SONY TV- 27”
Cable Ready-$50. or best offer
Call 862-354-4002
SPINNING REEL- Garcia
Mitchell 306, $10. Please call
(973)383-6992.
SPLIT RAILS- 11 feet long,
used. $15 available at $2
each. (973)948-3908
SPORTSCRAFT Ping Pong
Table, great condition $50.
Call after 6 973-300-4764
MAG wheel locking lugs and
removal tool, off Ford.
$10.00. 973-827-8593
BUNK bed and futon combo
by Fashion Bed Group, $50.
Call 973-827-8065.
CAR BUFFER- 10 inch, new
in box, extra pad, $30 cash.
(973)764-3374
RUBBER stamping supplies:
stamps, ink pads, glider,
etc. All for $50. (973)702-8039
MASON JARS
250 - $50.
Call 973-948-4700
T.V.- Zenith 27 inch,
good condition. $50
Call (973)383-3124
TAKE Apart Cars with battery operated train sets-like
new, take all (973)208-9226.
MEN’S brand new waterproof
boots, size 12M $30. Call
(973)786-5075
TEA cart - oakwood,
like new $50.00
Call 908-362-8358
MIRROR - Wild Turkey print,
good for bar decor $40
973-383-4973
TEA LIGHTS - 3 boxes, plus 3
aromatherapy jar red candles. All $10 973-527-4648
MITSUBISHI Colored
works fine, 12”
570-686-1785
TIFFANY STYLE - Hanging
light , gold, green, tan. $20.
973-534-5456
TV,
$25.
NEW Prom Gown
$50.00
Call 973-579-6191
TIFFANY type stained glass
chandelier $30. Call
908-362-7283
OAK dining room chairs, neutral color $50.00. Must see.
Orig price $1,800 973-347-7931
TODDLER 2 person swing
good condition asking $25.
Call 973-601-7142
OAK JEWELRY CHESTAnti-tarnish lined, 7 drawers, 2 drs., $25. (973)209-4888
TURNTABLE Pioneer,
works great $10.
Call 862-268-5334
OIL BURNER- with circ
pump, runs or for parts. $25.
Call (973)209-4711 after 5
TV Cabinet- cherry stained.
Beautiful conditon, $25. Call
973-383-5891
OLD barnwood and beams,
huge lot, you pick-up $40
takes all. 973-702-0615
TV STAND and 20 inch TV
$35 for both.
973-875-9499
OLD SCHOOL DESK $15.00
Call
after
3:00
pm
973-940-1150
WALL Mirrors Gold
trimmed, 34 x 60, $40 each.
Call Rocco 973-479-2576
PARROT TOWER
59”H, 33”Wx 25”D with
casters $50 973-209-2244
WASHER- GE Heavy Duty, 2
pd., 5 cycle, extra lg. capacity. $50. (973)300-1031
PET RAMP - telescopes to
62ft, in carrying, handle,
gently used $50 973-300-0650
WASHING MACHINE White
top load Frigidaire, like new
$50.00 973-223-7274
WICKER/REED Chair,
large with cushions and
ottoman $50 973-948-7577
73 Home Furnishings
ELECTRIC
BED,
wheel
chairs, portable commode,
mostly new. (973)875-6371
WOOD & GLASS Display
Cabinet - 80H x 47W x 19D.
Exc cond.
Asking $400.
973-383-6964
74
Articles for Sale
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AND
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plus del., log length. Up to 4
cords per del. 973-691-2800.
METAL CUTTING HYDRO
SHEAR, 10 ga., 10 ft., $7500.
Call (973)948-3399
love life, how many women he’s
been with, how great sex is when
you are high (I don’t do drugs),
and who says he is “used to having sex and lots of it”?
I have been seeing this man
for three years, and every so
often he comes out with this
stuff. I have told him I don’t like
it and don’t want to hear it, but
he can’t seem to cease and
desist. We are both in our 50s
with grown children from previous marriages. — Too Much
Information
Dear Too Much: We think
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you with his sexual experience.
You might point out that those
who are truly knowledgeable
tend not to brag about it.
Otherwise, if you can’t ignore
him, try to laugh about it. We
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in
excellent
neighborhood 20% to 30% below
market
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Autos for Sale
125
Autos for Sale
$ ALL CASH $
for cars, trucks, dirt bikes
and quads. Kind, Courteous,
Prompt service 973-579-6499
$100 Cash Paid For
Junk Or Unwanted Vehicles.
973-670-6209
RABBIT HUTCH $75; Weslo
Elliptical Guider 2.0 $50;
(973)383-0620 lv. message.
AUDI, 1991 model A4, A/C
auto leather/ sun roof looks
and runs grt, 2,195. Call cell
201-874-6775
SNOWBLOWER- Craftsman
26”, electric start, new,
moving, Paid $649, sell $300
or best offer. (973)332-4014
AUTO Salvage of Newton
buys and removes junk or
unwanted cars. Fully licensed & insured. 973-383- 1753
TIRES (4) Aurora ,mint condition, 235/85-16 $100. Call
(862)432-0388
AUTOS- DON’T TRADE IN!!
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DONATIONS:
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Cancer,
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buy
any
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make - free pickup - fast
service. Call 1-888-395-3955.
76
Wanted to Buy
AUTOGRAPHS Wanted!
Ruth, Mantle, Kennedy, Lincoln, Reagan, Elvis, Sinatra, Signed Baseball Memorabilia, Photos, Baseballs,
Immediate payment available.
Entire Collections
bought!
Call
Bobby
201-689-1211
82 Musical Merchandise
PIANO- Baldwin Spinette
with bench, $1100. Call after
4 p.m.(973)300-2472
85
Boats & Motors
BOAT motor, Evinrude, NEW
never used, 8 hp, long shaft,
asking $900. (973)875-1915
87
Swimming Pools
HOT TUB- PDC Bermuda 7 x
7 ft, 325 ga., 6 jets, needs
heater $375. 973-229-5797
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$500!
Police
Impounds!
Cars/Trucks from $500! Hondas, Chevys, Jeeps, Fords
and more! For listings Call
800-706-1759
CARS & Trucks in your way,
we will pick up and pay!!
BAW, 973-875-4900.
HONDA Civic, 2003, LX,
Coupe, auto, $8000, 78K mi.,
Exc. Cond. 973-534-3469
MERCURY TRACER, 94 4
DR, 4 CYCL., 5 SPD,
92,000MI, CLEAN COND.,
$1,595. CALL 973-670-9967
SUBARU 2000 Legacy Outback Wagon - AWD, Black
leather interior, seat warmers, 2 sunroofs, 6 CD
changer, a/c, 108K miles,
great
cond.
$3,800.
973-650-9429
CONCRETE BLOCKS- Standard size, unused, 60 for $40.
Call (973)383-2933.
CRIB - Oak Traditional style,
mattress
included
$50.
973-579-5558
DEHUMIDIFIER
works
great, looks new $50. Call
973-948-7014
DESK - 7 drawer , all wood,
light tone, good cond $50
973-764-6283
DINNER set service- 32 pcs.,
serves 8, new in box, $15.
Call 973-769-5723
DORA’S Talking Kitchen in
new condition, assembled,
$50. (973)209-4407
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER
Monitor rearrange letter before typing $50. 973-948-9483
ENCYCLOPEDIA SET- Lexicon 1970 Edition, good
starter set. $40. (973)579-9198
ENTERTAINMENT Center
fits up to a 36” TV. $50.
973-827-6385
FISH tank - 10 gal, like new,
top, light, heater, filter,
pump $25. 973-347-6431
FISHING RODS & Reels.
Garcia $50 or best offer.
973-579-6596
FONDUE SET,
like new $10.
Call 973-579-2285
FREE
BUILDING LUMBER
(973)691-0269
GARMENT BAG- Samsonite
rolling carry on, like new,
$25. Was $200. (973)579-9757
GAS DRYER new timer,
works, Whirlpool $50 firm
973-398-3055
GOLF CART body and frame,
no batteries or motor, extra
parts $50. 973-252-0613
GOLF CLUBS- and bag. $35.
Call (973)293-7003, leave
message and phone number
GPS by Earthmate, works
great.needs lap top for view
$35. 973-809-9388 lv msg
GUINEA PIG CAGES - 1 unit
with 4 separate 24 x 24 cages
$50. Call 973-383-6054
HAMMOND ORGAN with
bench. 2 rows of 37 keys,
good cond $50. 973-764-5528
HAMSTER CAGE - Brand
new, many accessories, paid
$100, sell for $35 973-534-3211
HARLEY Davidson Women’s
Black Boots $50 size 7-1/2,
like new. Call 973-534-9482
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DEAR ANNIE: The letter
from “Confused in California”
broke my heart. His best friend,
“Alex,” is gay and Dad won’t let
them hang out anymore. As you
can see, homophobia hurts
everyone, not just gay people.
There isn’t much a 15-yearold can do when he’s living
under the tyranny of such a misguided father except try his best
to continue with what he
believes is right and be a true
friend. One day soon, both boys
will be able to move away from
home and be friends with
whomever they like, but sadly,
not soon enough.
I’m a 26-year-old gay man,
and when I came out, I was lucky
to have friends, gay and straight,
who cared enough to help me
PUBLIC NOTICES
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THE
PEOPLE
MUST
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HYUNDAI ‘04 Accent- ps, pb,
pw, a/c, red, mint condition,
$5,500. (973)722-1531
Trucks & Vans
for Sale
128
Trucks & Vans
FORD 1981 Rollback good for
small equipment, race car
$3,000
or
best
offer.
973-948-6429
FORD 2004 Pick-up 350, 6.0
Diesel, extended cab with
new plow, exc cond, 30K
miles, $23,000. 973-827-2571
or 862-266-1433
NISSAN Titan 06- full size,
7K, showroom cond., loaded,
leather, $27,500 firm, paid
$40,000. Call 973-383-1419
129 Auto Parts & Service
AUTO detailing now available. Hinkley Auto Sales, 230
Newton Sparta Rd., Newton,
NJ. Please call for appointment 973-940-1082
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NOTICE
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
LICENSE
Take notice that The County
Seat Restaurant, LLC trading
as The County Seat Restaurant has applied to Mayor and
Town Council of Town of
Newton for a plenary retail
consumption
license
for
premises situated at:
64 Water St., Town of Newton.
The person(s) who will hold
an interest in this license
is/are: Tracey Mora Valverde, Roger Mora Valverde,
Jennifer Konya.
Objections, if any, should be
made immediately in writing
to: Lorraine Read
Municipal Building, 39 Trinity
St., Newton, NJ 07860.
The County Seat
Restaurant, LLC
Applicant
March 20, 27, ‘08 pf$21.00
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Today is Thursday, March 27, the 87th day of
2008. There are 279 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On March 27, 1977, 583 people were killed
when a KLM Boeing 747, attempting to take off,
crashed into a Pan Am 747 on the Canary Island
of Tenerife.
On this date:
In 1513, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon
sighted present-day Florida.
In 1625, Charles I acceded to the English
throne upon the death of James I.
In 1794, Congress approved “An Act to provide
a Naval Armament” of six armed ships.
In 1836, the first Mormon temple was dedicated, in Kirtland, Ohio.
In 1945, during World War II, Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower told reporters in Paris that German
defenses on the Western Front had been broken.
In 1958, Nikita Khrushchev became Soviet premier in addition to First Secretary of the
Communist Party.
In 1964, Alaska was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunamis that killed about 130 people.
In 1968, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the
first man to orbit the earth, died in a plane crash.
In 1980, 123 workers died when a North Sea
floating oil field platform, the Alexander
Kielland, capsized during a storm.
In 1996, an Israeli court convicted Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s confessed assassin of
murder, then sentenced former law student Yigal
Amir to life in prison.
Ten years ago: The Food and Drug
Administration approved the drug Viagra, made
by Pfizer, saying it had helped about two-thirds of
impotent men improve their sexual function.
Ferdinand Porsche Jr., who founded the sports
car firm that bears his name, died at age 88 in
Zell am See, Austria.
Five years ago: Serbian police killed two major
suspects in the assassination of Prime Minister
Zoran Djindjic. Russia’s Evgeni Plushenko won
his second World Figure Skating Championships
title, edging American Tim Goebel. Pulitzer
Prize-winning playwright Paul Zindel died in
New York at age 66.
One year ago: Truck bombs hit markets in Tal
Afar, Iraq, killing at least 152 people and wounding more than 150. NFL owners voted 30-2 to
make the video replay system a permanent officiating tool.
Today’s Birthdays: Former newspaper columnist Anthony Lewis is 81. Dance company director Arthur Mitchell is 74. Actor Julian Glover is
73. Actor Jerry Lacy is 72. Actor Austin Pendleton
is 68. Actor Michael York is 66. Rock musician
Tony Banks (Genesis) is 58. Actress Maria
Schneider is 56. Rock musician Andrew Farriss
(INXS) is 49. Movie director Quentin Tarantino is
45.
Rock
musician
Derrick
McKenzie
(Jamiroquai) is 44. Actress Talisa Soto is 41.
Actress Pauley Perrette is 39. Singer Mariah
Carey is 38. Rock musician Brendan Hill (Blues
Traveler) is 38. Actress Elizabeth Mitchell is 38.
Actor Nathan Fillion is 37. Hip-hop singer Fergie
(Black Eyed Peas) is 33. Actress Emily Ann Lloyd
is 24. Actress Taylor Atelian is 13.
Thought for Today: “Only when we are no
longer afraid do we begin to live.” — Dorothy
Thompson, American journalist (1894-1961).
through the difficulties with my
parents. If “Confused’s” mother
doesn’t share Dad’s backward
attitude toward gay people, he
should continue talking to her,
even if she is unable to persuade
his father to be more reasonable.
I wish both kids the best. The
next few years are going to be
tough, and they will need the
kind of strong friendship they
have in each other. —
Supportive in Quebec
• • •
Annie’s Mailbox is written by
Kathy Mitchell and Marcy
Sugar, longtime editors of the
Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to [email protected], or write
to: Annie’s Mailbox, P.O. Box
118190, Chicago, IL 60611.
Horoscopes by Holiday
by Holiday Mathis
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2008
Mercury, Uranus and Jupiter align for a cosmic cocktail party. It's a consciousness-raising
party too, as everyone's sharing his or her two
cents on everything from global warming to the
gorgeous brainchild of the moment. So mingle,
mingle, mingle! You never know who you're
talking to, and how that bright idea of yours
will pay off.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Regarding that
conversation you think you need to have with
someone -- make it short. One sentence. Five
words will do it. You give your words more
power when you use them sparingly.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Multitasking is
usually not as productive for you as a single
focus. Though you're better off doing one thing
at a time, switch projects after about two hours.
You'll accomplish an impressive amount.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Your imagination
dances. You may even feel ready to let your
brainchildren be seen by others. A Capricorn
can help you design a plan that will allow your
project to attract the right kind of attention.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). People make
decisions you weren't expecting, and it affects
you directly. Your first reaction is extreme.
What you think of after a few hours will be
much more reasonable and ultimately good for
everyone.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). The stars highlight
your talent for working well with those who
have special requirements. The young, elderly,
sick or just plain difficult people are drawn to
you. They need your care, and you need to give
it to them.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (March 27). This year,
you're the master of workable solutions, the
wizard of results. People at work grow to
depend on you through the spring, and by June,
you can ask for that much deserved raise. June
is the most romantic month, partly due to new
locations you visit. Your ties to Libra and
Pisces bring wonder to your world. Your lucky
numbers are: 7, 12, 16, 25, and 33.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). It's been said that
the meek will inherit the earth. But not today.
Bold moves are rewarded. You can be strong
without being pushy, ambitious but not smarmy.
You find a charming middle ground.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You learn the truth.
And you know exactly where to go from there.
What happens during your personal breakthrough may be small as a breath. But the realization will be grand.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You like to prove
that you are capable and independent.
However, it's really not necessary to travel your
road alone. Let someone who's been there
before show you the potholes to avoid.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Before you
bail on a relationship, be realistic. You're not
going to love every minute of any relationship.
Cut through petty annoyances and look at the
fundamentals before you make a decision.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You're on the
move, ready to find your way in new places and
forge new connections. If you must bring a companion on this journey, just make sure it's
someone who wants to go almost as much as
you do.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Approach a
romantic problems from every possible angle;
answers are available but not obvious. When in
doubt, give. It's almost impossible to "give until
it hurts" because the hurting never comes.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). It's a strange
social fact that people like those they have
helped better than those who have helped
them. So don't be afraid to ask for assistance.
You could be strengthening a bond by doing so.
ASTROLOGICAL QUESTIONS: "I consider
myself a rational, practical person. Yet when I
tell people that I follow astrology, their skepticism challenges me. I'm not sure if I even
believe in astrology, and I certainly can't justify
why it speaks to me, it just does."
I get thousands of letters from astrology readers, but my favorites are the ones that start, "I
don't believe in astrology ... " and end " ... so
what's in the stars for me?" Plenty of people
don't believe, but "believing" is kind of beside
the point. You can use astrology whether you're
a believer or not. Astrology provides an opportunity to pause for self-reflection. It's all about
the personal: What's happening to you, in your
life and in your head? Instead of expecting
your horoscope to predict the future, try reading your horoscope at the end of the day -- as a
way of looking back on the events and interactions you've had since you woke up, and thinking about what they meant to you, how they
shaped you, what your reactions said about
you. (For more about how to use astrology in
your daily life, check out my book, "Rock Your
Stars: Your Astrological Guide to Getting it
All.")
CELEBRITY PROFILES: Aries people are
zealous. Whether strategizing a project or
hedging bets on a baseball game, miniscule or
massive -- size doesn't matter -- their fervor is
"of the moment." Vince Vaughn has this zeal,
and he's as earnest as he is possessed. It's as
though through sheer grit and wit, Vince has
made even the most remotely likable characters endearing.
Holiday Mathis is the author of "Rock Your
Stars." If you would like to write to her, please go
to www.creators.com and click on "Write the
Author" on the Holiday Mathis page, or you may
send her a postcard in the mail. To find out more
about Holiday Mathis and read her past
columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page
at www.creators.com.
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NOTICE
E OF
F ABSENT
T DEFENDANTS
(L.S.)
) STATE
E OF
F NEW
W JERSEY
Y TO:
JESSICA RIOS
You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon
SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP, Plaintiff’s Attorney, whose address is
14000 Commerce Parkway, Suite B, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054, an
answer to the complaint (and amendment to complaint, if any)
filed in a civil action in which PHH MORTGAGE
CORPORATION is Plaintiff and JANICE
E MEDINA
A AND
RYAN
N MEDINA are Defendants, pending in the Superior
Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, SUSSEX and bearing
Docket # F-10745-08 within Thirty-five (35) days after the date
of this publication, exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so,
judgment by default may be rendered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint (and amendment to complaint, if
any). You shall file your answer and proof of service in
duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey,
Hughes Justice Complex, 24 Market Street, Trenton, NJ 08625,
in accordance with the Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure.
This action has been instituted for the purpose of (1)
foreclosing a mortgage dated May 26, 2006, made by JANICE
MEDINA AND RYAN MEDINA, MARRIED, as Mortgagor(s),
MORTGAGE
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ELECTRONIC
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REGISTRATION
to
SYSTEMS,, INC. recorded on July 6, 2006, in Book 7640 of
Mortgages for SUSSEX County, Page 188, and (2) to recover
possession of the concerned premises commonly known as: 8
Caribou
u Trail,, Andover,, NJ
J 07821.
If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may communicate
with the New Jersey State Bar Association by calling (201) 2495000. You may also contact the lawyer referral service of the
County of Venue by calling 973-267-5882. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may communicate with the Legal Services Office
of the County of Venue by calling 973-383-7400.
You, JESSICA
A RIOS, are made a party defendant to this
foreclosure action because you may have an interest in the
subject property by reason of a lien, encumbrance, or
otherwise which may be perfected against the property being
foreclosed and for any right, title, claim or interest you may
have in, to or against said mortgaged premises.
Dated: March 27, 2008
THEODORE J. FETTER
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
March 27, ‘08 pf$38.85
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ANDOVER BOROUGH
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the
Borough of Andover for Proposed Improvements to Smith
Street in the Borough of Andover. The principal items of work
are as follows:
• Milling, Variable Thickness: 2,125 Sq. Yd.
• Hot Mix Asphalt 12.5 M64 Surface Course, 2” Thick: 269 Tons
• Hot Mix Asphalt 19 M64 Base Course, 3” Thick: 403 Tons
• Granite Block Curb, Jumbo Blocks: 1,621 Lin. Ft.
• Concrete Sidewalk, 4” Thick, Reinforced: 239 Sq. Yd.
• 8” Ductile Iron Watermain, Class 52, Double Cement Lined:
840 Lin. Ft.
• 3/4” Type “K” Copper Water Service Tubing: 250 Lin. Ft.
• Trench Excavation & Backfill: 860 Lin. Ft.
•Other Items
Bids will be opened and read in public at the Andover Borough
Municipal Building, 137 Main Street, Andover, New Jersey
L 10,, 2008
8 att 11:00
0 AM, prevailing time.
07821, on APRIL
Specifications and Forms of Bids for the approved work
prepared by Harold E. Pellow, Borough Engineer, and
approved by the Borough Council have been filed in the office
of said Engineer at 17 Plains Road, Augusta, New Jersey 07822
(phone number 973-948-6463), and may be inspected by
prospective bidders during business hours (8:00 AM to 4:30
PM).
Bidders will be furnished with a copy of the
Specifications and Blue Prints of the drawings by the Engineer
on proper notice and payment of $60.00 for the cost of
preparation, none of which is refundable. Mail or telephone
requests will be honored at an additional charge of $5.00. Bids
must be made on Standard Proposal Forms in the manner
designated therein and required by the Specifications, must be
enclosed in sealed envelopes, bearing the name and address of
the bidder and name of the Project on the outside: addressed to
the “Municipall Clerk” for the Borough of Andover and clearly
marked
on
the
outside
“BID
D
FOR
R
PROPOSED
IMPROVEMENTS
S TO
O SMITH
H STREET”, and must be
accompanied by a Non-Collusion Affidavit, Consent of Surety,
Disclosure Statement, Bid Document Submission Checklist,
and a Certified Check or Bid Bond for not less than ten (10%)
percent of the amount bid, provided said check or bid bond
need not be more than $20,000.00 (twenty thousand dollars) nor
shall it be less than $500.00 (five hundred dollars) and be
delivered at the place on or before the hour named above. The
Standard Proposal Form, Non-Collusion Affidavit, and
Disclosure Statement are attached to the Supplementary
Specifications, copies of which will be furnished on application
to the Engineer.
Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of
N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27.
The Borough Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids
or parts thereof.
Financial assistance for these activities is made possible by a
grant from the New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund
Authority Act, Fiscal Year 2007, State Aid to Municipality; the
New Jersey Department of Transportation.
By Order of the Borough Council.
Signed: Beth Brothman,
Municipal Clerk
March 20, 23, 27, ‘08 pf$163.80
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PUBLIC
C NOTICE
STANHOPE
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H LAND
D USE
E BOARD
In compliance with N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1 et seq., and pursuant to
the Zoning, Subdivision and Site Plan Ordinances of the
Borough of Stanhope, County of Sussex, State of New Jersey,
Notice is hereby given that Susan Zellman has made
application to the Land Use Board for a minor subdivision to
allow for the creation of two lots. The lots will contain
approximately 15,924 square feet and 14,540 square feet and
the zone requires an area of 14,520. In addition, the Zoning
Ordinance require 100 foot of frontage for each lot and each of
these lots shall have 75 feet of frontage on Spring Lane. The
property is located in MR medium density residential zone.
This property is designated as Lot 4 in Block 11105 on the
Official Tax Maps of the Borough of Stanhope and is also known
as 7 Spring Lane, Stanhope, New Jersey.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Susan Zellman has made
application to the Land Use Board for a minor subdivision and
necessary variances to build on a lot with less than the required
frontage located on Spring Lane, Borough of Stanhope, Sussex
County, New Jersey in the MR Zone. In addition, variance is
requested for a pre-existing condition on proposed Lot 4.02
which has an existing home with a side yard of 1.2 feet and a 15
foot side yard is required.
The applicant will further apply for such other relief, including
all other necessary and appropriate waivers and variances
from the requirements of plan detail and the MR requirements
to allow the subdivision and variance to construct a single
family residence on proposed lot 4.01 as per plans submitted to
the Stanhope Borough Land Use Board, and as the application,
plans and exhibits may be amended from time to time during
the hearing process and for such other permits, licenses,
waivers, variances or grants that may be necessary to approve
the proposed project.
This application is on the calendar of the Stanhope Borough
Land Use Board for a Public Hearing that will be held April 14,
2008 at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be
reached in the Stanhope Municipal Building, 77 Main Street,
Stanhope, Sussex County, New Jersey.
At the time of the hearing, interested parties may appear in
person or through counsel, and present their positions.
All documents relating to the application may be inspected by
the public between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, in the office of the Secretary of the
Land Use Board in the Stanhope Borough Municipal Building
77 Main Street, Stanhope, NJ 07874
Dennis R. McConnell
Attorney for Owner, Applicant, Susan Zellman
March 27, ‘08 pf$44.10
00200209 NJH
SUPERIOR
R COURT
T OF
F NEW
W JERSEY
CHANCERY
Y DIVISION
SUSSEX
X COUNTY
DOCKET
T NO.. F-16243-07
NOTICE
E TO
O REDEEM
PELLEGRINO
O & FELDSTEIN,, L.L.C.
290 Route 46 West
Denville, NJ 07834
973-586-2300
CAP File No. 9901-07
Attorneys for Plaintiff(s)
RICHARD
D & JUNE
E OSKAMP
Plaintiff
vs..
LAWRENCE
E J.. KELLY,, HIS
S HEIRS,, DEVISEES
S AND
PERSONAL
L REPRESENTATIVES
S AND
D HIS,, HER,
THEIR
R OR
R ANY
Y OF
F THEIR
R SUCCESSORS
S IN
N RIGHT,
TITLE
E AND
D INTEREST;
; STEPHEN
N B.. TASSIE;
; REGION
OIL
L CO.;
; BIENVENUE
E CONDOMINIUM
M ASSOCIATION;
STATE
E OF
F NEW
W JERSEY
Defendant(s)
TO:
: LAWRENCE
E J.. KELLY,, HIS
S HEIRS,, DEVISEES
AND
D PERSONAL
L REPRESENTATIVES
S AND
D HIS,, HER,
THEIR
R OR
R ANY
Y OF
F THEIR
R SUCCESSORS
S IN
N RIGHT,
TITLE
E AND
D INTEREST;
; STEPHEN
N B.. TASSIE;
PLEASE
E TAKE
E NOTICE that an order made on March 19,
2008, the Superior Court Fixed May 2, 2008 between the hours
of nine o’clock in the forenoon and four o’clock in the afternoon,
prevailing time, at the office of the Tax Collector of SUSSEX
BORO, located at 2 MAIN STREET, SUSSEX, NJ 07461, as the
time and place when and where you may pay to the plaintiff the
amount so found due for principal and interest on its certificate
of tax sale as follows:
LOT 94 & 95 BLOCK 301.19 on the tax duplicate of SUSSEX
BORO. Total amount required to redeem tax sale certificate
no. 71 is $3,562.48, together with interest from December 10,
2007 and costs.
And that unless, at the same time and place, you or one of you
redeem by paying the aforesaid sum so found due to plaintiff,
then you, and each of you shall be debarred and foreclosed of
and from all right and equity of redemption of, in and to the
lands and premises above set out and described in the
complaint and every part thereof, and that the plaintiff be
vested with an absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance
in fee simple in said lands and premises.
Anything to the contrary notwithstanding, redemption shall be
permitted up until the entry of final judgment including the
whole of the last date upon which judgment is entered.
Michael G. Pellegrino, Esq.,
Attorney for Plaintiff
March 27, ‘08 pf$46.20
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Call Classified 383–1500
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YELLOW FRAME
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the
Yellow Frame Cemetery Association will be held Monday, April 14, 2008 at 7:00
p.m. at the Yellow Frame
Presbyterian Church, in Fredon, NJ.
ROBERT H. SHOTWELL
Secretary
March 20, 23, 27, 30, ‘08
pf$19.60
00198923 NJH
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GREEN TOWNSHIP
ZONING BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT
Please take notice that the
Green
Township
Zoning
Board of Adjustment meeting
scheduled for Thursday, April
3, 2008 has been cancelled due
to lack of applications.
PATRICIA SULLIVAN
ZONING BOARD
SECRETARY
March 27, ‘08 pf$5.25
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GREEN TOWNSHIP
PLANNING BOARD
Please take notice that the
Green Township Planning
Board regular meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 10,
2008 is cancelled. All applications are carried to the next
regular meeting. The next
regular meeting of the Planning Board will be May 8, 2008
at 7:30 pm.
PATRICIA SULLIVAN
PLANNING BOARD
SECRETARY
March 27, ‘08 pf$6.30
00200314 NJH
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NOTICE
E TO
O ABSENT
T DEFENDANTS
(L.S.)
) STATE
E OF
F NEW
W JERSEY
Y TO:
MARINA
A BOURYGUINA,, her
r heirs,, devisees,, and
personall representatives,, and
d her,, their
r or
r any
y off their
successors
s in
n right,, title
e and
d interestt
YOU
ARE
HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve upon
ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, ESQS.,
plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is 200 Sheffield Street,
Suite 301, Mountainside, New Jersey 07092-0024, telephone
number 1-908-233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint, if any, filed
in a civil action, in which First Franklin Financial Corporation
is plaintiff, and MARINA BOURYGUINA, et al., are
defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey,
Chancery Division, Sussex County, and bearing Docket F-332808 within thirty-five (35) days after 03/27/2008 exclusive of such
date, or if published after 03/27/2008, (35) days after the actual
date of such publication, exclusive of such date. If you fail to
do so, judgment by default may be rendered against you for the
relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall file your Answer
and proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior
Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN 971,
Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the rules of
civil practice and procedure.
This action has been instituted for the purpose of (1)
foreclosing a Mortgage dated 07/13/2007 made by Marina
Bouryguina as mortgagors, to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for First Franklin
Financial Corp., an OP. SUB. of MLB&T Co., FSB recorded on
08/03/2007 in Book 8262 of Mortgages for Sussex County, Page
162 which Mortgage was duly assigned to the above named
Plaintiff, who is the present holder of said mortgage; and (2)
to recover possession of, and concerns premises commonly
known as 2 Knollwood Lane, Hardyston, NJ 07460.
If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may communicate
with the New Jersey Bar Association by calling 732-249-5000.
You may also contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the
County of venue by calling 973-267-5882. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may communicate with the Legal Services office
of the County of venue by calling 973-383-7400.
YOU, MARINA BOURYGUINA, her heirs, devisees, and
personal representatives, and her, their or any of their
successors in right, title and interest are made a party
defendant to this foreclosure action because you executed
Plaintiff’s obligation and mortgage and may be liable for any
deficiency, and are a record owner of the subject property and
for any right, title and interest you may have in, to or against
the subject property.
THEODORE J. FETTER, CLERK
SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
March 27, ‘08 pf$44.10
00200210 NJH
PUBLIC
C NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will be received via
the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. on 04/17/08, downloaded, and
publicly opened and read, from Bidders classified under
N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq., in the CONFERENCE ROOM-A, 1st
Floor F & A Building, New Jersey Department of
Transportation, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for:
Demolition
n off Buildings
s and
d Asbestos
s Removall Contract
2-2008;
; Route
e 206
6 & Brookwood
d Road,, Byram
m Township,
Sussex
x County
100%
% State
DP
P No:
: 08106
Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of P.L.
1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 17:27. Pursuant to P.L.. 2005,, C.51,, the
awarded
d bidder must provide a completed Contractor
Certification
n and
d Disclosure
e off Politicall Contribution
Form
m (s) within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32-44, all bidders must be registered
with the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of
Revenue, Business Registration, as of the date of bids. The
awarded bidder must provide proof of valid business
registration within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to the “Public Works Contractor Registration Act”,
N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. (P.L. 2003, c.91), all bidders must be
registered with the New Jersey Department of Labor, Division
of Wage and Hour Compliance, at the time of bid. The awarded
bidder must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen (14) days
from the award date.
The Department, in accordance with Title VI Civil Rights Act
of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued
pursuant to such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973 will afford minority business enterprises full
opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and
will not discriminate against any bidder on the grounds of race,
color, sex, national origin, or handicap in the project award.
Plans, specifications, and bidding information for the proposed
work are available at Bid Express website www.bidx.com.
You must subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow the
instructions on the web site. Fees apply to downloading
documents and plans and bidding access. The fee schedule is
available on the web site. All fees are directly payable to Bid
Express. Plans, specifications, and bidding information may
be inspected (BUT
T NOT
T OBTAINED) by contracting
organizations at our Design Field Offices at the following
locations:
200 Stierli Court
Mt. Arlington, NJ
973-770-5141
Route 79 & Daniels Way
Freehold, NJ
732-308-4025
1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W
Cherry Hill, NJ
856-486-6624
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Division of Procurement
Bureau of Construction Services
1035 Parkway Avenue
PO Box 605
Trenton, NJ 08625
March 27, April 3, 10, ‘08 pf$166.95
00200193 NJH
SUSSEX
X COUNTY
BIDS
S WANTED
D NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEPARATE, SEALED
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE SUSSEX COUNTY BID
PROPOSAL COMMITTEE ON Tuesday,, Aprill 15,, 2008 AT
11:00
0 A.M. PREVAILING TIME IN THE SUSSEX COUNTY
ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER, FIRST FLOOR MEETING
ROOM, ONE SPRING STREET, NEWTON, NEW JERSEY
07860 AT WHICH TIME AND PLACE BIDS WILL BE
OPENED AND READ IN PUBLIC FOR:
1.. Resurfacing
g Various
s Sussex
x County
y Roads
s - 2008
BIDS MUST BE SUBMITTED ON THE STANDARD
SPECIFICATION AND PROPOSAL FORM ISSUED BY THE
COUNTY. COPIES OF SAID FORM WILL BE FURNISHED
UPON APPLICATION TO THE PURCHASING OFFICE AT
THE ADDRESS LISTED ABOVE AFTER RECEIPT OF
FOLLOWING FEES AND CHARGES:
MAILING
G FEES:
1. SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT PLAN SHEETS:
$15.00
2. SPECIFICATIONS WITH OR WITHOUT PLAN SHEETS
USING VENDOR PROVIDED COURIER SERVICE BILLING
ACCOUNT NUMBER:
EACH BID SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PROPOSAL
GUARANTEE IN THE FORM OF A CERTIFIED CHECK,
CASHIER’S CHECK, OR BID BOND PAYABLE TO THE
COUNTY TREASURER OF SUSSEX COUNTY, FOR NOT
LESS THAN 10% OF THE AMOUNT BID, BUT NOT IN
EXCESS OF $20,000.00. THIS SECURITY TO BE HELD BY
THE COUNTY AS A GUARANTEE THAT IN THE EVENT A
CONTRACT IS AWARDED TO THE BIDDER, HE WILL
ENTER INTO A WRITTEN CONTRACT, AND IN DEFAULT
THEREOF, SAID CHECK OR BOND AND THE AMOUNT
REPRESENTED THEREBY WILL BE FORFEITED TO THE
COUNTY AS LIQUIDATED DAMAGES.
THE BID (IF REQUIRED) MUST ALSO BE ACCOMPANIED
BY A CERTIFICATE OF SURETY FROM A SURETY
COMPANY, DULY AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS IN THE
STATE OF NEW JERSEY AGREEING TO FURNISH A
PERFORMANCE BOND IF THE BIDDER IS AWARDED
THE CONTRACT.
BIDS
AND
ALL
ITEMS
REQUIRED
BY
THE
SPECIFICATIONS MUST BE ENCLOSED IN A SEALED
ENVELOPE BEARING THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE
BIDDER AND THE ITEM BEING BID.
BIDS MAY BE HAND DELIVERED TO THE SUSSEX
COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER AT ONE SPRING
STREET OR MAILED TO THE SUSSEX COUNTY BID
PROPOSAL
COMMITTEE,
SUSSEX
COUNTY
ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER, ONE SPRING STREET,
NEWTON, NEW JERSEY 07860 ON OR BEFORE THE HOUR
SPECIFIED.
BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE
REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975, CHAPTER 127. (NJAC
17:27); N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq.: AND P.L. 1977, CHAPTER 33
PURSUANT TO THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT,
CHAPTER 231, P.L. 1975, THIS ADVERTISEMENT SHALL
SERVE AS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING TO BE HELD
AT THE TIME AND PLACE STATED ABOVE.
THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS AND TO WAIVE ANY MINOR
IRREGULARITIES OR INFORMALITIES IN THE BIDS
RECEIVED AND TO ACCEPT THE BID OR BIDS WHICH IN
THEIR JUDGMENT WILL BEST SERVE THE INTEREST
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
March 27, ‘08 pf$173.25
00198125 NJH
Thursday, March 27, 2008
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
COUNTY OF SUSSEX
ELAINE A. MORGAN,
CLERK
March 27, ‘08 pf$64.05
00198668 NJH
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NOTICE
E TO
O BIDDERS
BOROUGH
H OF
F HOPATCONG
SUSSEX
X COUNTY,, NEW
W JERSEY
NOTICE
E is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by
the Borough of Hopatcong (hereinafter ‘Borough’) for:
FIELD
D AND
D LAWN
N MAINTENANCE
Sealed bids for the above named Contract, which includes the
maintenance of various fields, lawns and facilities, owned and
operated by the Borough of Hopatcong, will be received at the
Hopatcong Municipal Building, 111 River Styx Road,
8 at
Hopatcong, NJ 07843 on or before Tuesday,, Aprill 8,, 2008
10:30
0 A.M., prevailing time, at which time the bids shall be
unsealed and the contents publicly announced.
General Information to Bidders, Specifications, Bid
Documents and Bid Form may be obtained at the Office of the
Administrator, 111 River Styx Road, Hopatcong, NJ between
the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday,
commencing Thursday, March 27, 2008 at 9:00 A.M.
All bids shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked
‘SEALED BID-FIELD AND LAWN MAINTENANCE’ and
addressed to the Borough Administrator at the above listed
address. The Borough shall not assume responsibility for bids
forwarded by mail.
No bid will be received unless in writing on the forms furnished
and unless accompanied by bid security in the form of a bid
bond, cashier’s check or a certified check made payable to the
‘Borough of Hopatcong’ in an amount equal to ten percent
(10%) of the total bid, but not to exceed $20.000. Bid security
shall be returned to the unsuccessful bidders upon execution of
the contract.
The Borough shall evaluate bids and any award shall be made
to the lowest, responsive,
Responsible bidder. The Borough reserves the right to waive
any informalities in the bids and to reject any and all bids. No
bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (60) days of the
opening thereof, unless otherwise stipulated in the
specifications.
All bidders are required to comply with all applicable
provisions of the New Jersey Local Public Contracts Law.
It is the purpose of this Notice of Bidders to summarize some of
the more important provisions of the Contract Documents.
Prospective bidders are cautioned not to rely solely on this
summary, but to read the Contract documents in their entirety.
By: James L. Roberts
Acting Borough Administrator
Date: March 24, 2008
March 27, ‘08 pf$45.15
00200187 NJH
PUBLIC
C NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will be received via
the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. on 04/10/08, downloaded, and
publicly opened and read, from Bidders classified under
N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq., in the CONFERENCE ROOM-A, 1st
Floor F & A Building, New Jersey Department of
Transportation, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for:
Route
e 15
5 Wilson
n Drive/White
e Lake
e Road,, Contractt No.
154058024;
; Intersection
n Improvements,
Sparta
a Township,, Sussex
x County
100%
% State
DP
P No:
: 07156
Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of P.L.
1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 17:27. Pursuant to P.L.. 2005,, C.51,, the
awarded
d bidder must provide a completed Contractor
Certification
n and
d Disclosure
e off Politicall Contribution
Form
m (s) within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32-44, all bidders must be registered
with the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of
Revenue, Business Registration, as of the date of bids. The
awarded bidder must provide proof of valid business
registration within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to the “Public Works Contractor Registration Act”,
N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. (P.L. 2003, c.91), all bidders must be
registered with the New Jersey Department of Labor, Division
of Wage and Hour Compliance, at the time of bid. The awarded
bidder must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen (14) days
from the award date.
The Department, in accordance with Title VI Civil Rights Act
of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued
pursuant to such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973 will afford minority business enterprises full
opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and
will not discriminate against any bidder on the grounds of race,
color, sex, national origin, or handicap in the project award.
Plans, specifications, and bidding information for the proposed
work are available at Bid Express website www.bidx.com.
You must subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow the
instructions on the web site. Fees apply to downloading
documents and plans and bidding access. The fee schedule is
available on the web site. All fees are directly payable to Bid
Express. Plans, specifications, and bidding information may
be inspected (BUT
T NOT
T OBTAINED) by contracting
organizations at our Design Field Offices at the following
locations:
200 Stierli Court
Mt. Arlington, NJ
973-770-5141
Route 79 & Daniels Way
Freehold, NJ
732-308-4025
1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W
Cherry Hill, NJ
856-486-6624
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Division of Procurement
Bureau of Construction Services
1035 Parkway Avenue
PO Box 605
Trenton, NJ 08625
March 13, 20, 27, ‘08 pf$166.95
00198146 NJH
PUBLIC
C NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will be received via
the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. on 04/10/08, downloaded, and
publicly opened and read, from Bidders classified under
N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq., in the CONFERENCE ROOM-A, 1st
Floor F & A Building, New Jersey Department of
Transportation, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for:
Maintenance
e Permanentt Patch
h Contract,, North
h - 2008,
Various
s locations
s in
n Sussex,, Morris,, Passaic,, Bergen,
Essex,, Hudson,, Union
n Counties
s and
d Warren
n County
y Including
g and
d North
h off Route
e 57
Region
n North
100%
% State
DP
P No:
: 08439
Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of P.L.
1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 17:27. Pursuant to P.L.. 2005,, C.51,, the
awarded
d bidder must provide a completed Contractor
Certification
n and
d Disclosure
e off Politicall Contribution
Form
m (s) within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32-44, all bidders must be registered
with the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of
Revenue, Business Registration, as of the date of bids. The
awarded bidder must provide proof of valid business
registration within fourteen (14) days from the award date.
Pursuant to the “Public Works Contractor Registration Act”,
N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. (P.L. 2003, c.91), all bidders must be
registered with the New Jersey Department of Labor, Division
of Wage and Hour Compliance, at the time of bid. The awarded
bidder must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen (14) days
from the award date.
The Department, in accordance with Title VI Civil Rights Act
of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued
pursuant to such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973 will afford minority business enterprises full
opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and
will not discriminate against any bidder on the grounds of race,
color, sex, national origin, or handicap in the project award.
Plans, specifications, and bidding information for the proposed
work are available at Bid Express website www.bidx.com.
You must subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow the
instructions on the web site. Fees apply to downloading
documents and plans and bidding access. The fee schedule is
available on the web site. All fees are directly payable to Bid
Express. Plans, specifications, and bidding information may
T NOT
T OBTAINED) by contracting
be inspected (BUT
organizations at our Design Field Offices at the following
locations:
200 Stierli Court
Mt. Arlington, NJ
973-770-5141
Public Notices
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL SELL TO SATISFY
THE LEIN OF OWNER AT
PUBLIC SALE BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING ON
4/15/08 AT 12 pm.
PROPERTY
ADDRESS:
Simply Self Storage
173 Stanhope Sparta Rd
Hopatcong, NJ 07843
SPACE# 107
NAME: May Anderson
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
SPACE# 324
NAME: Louis Felix
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
SPACE# 345
NAME: Diane Whittaker
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
SPACE# 360
NAME: Shane McGee
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
SPACE# 366
NAME: Jennifer Vorst
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
SPACE #111
NAME: Joseph Magrini
ITEMS: Misc. Household
Goods
PURCHASES
MUST
BE
MADE IN CASH AND PAID
FOR AT THE TIME OF
SALE.
ALL GOODS ARE
SOLD AS IS AND MUST BE
REMOVED AT THE TIME
OF SALE. SALE IS SUBJECT TO ADJOURNMENT.
March 27, April 3, ‘08 pf$34.30
00200288NJH
ORDINANCE NO. 08-06
TOWNSHIP OF GREEN,
COUNTY OF SUSSEX,
STATE OF N.J.
AN
ORDINANCE
TO
AMEND
THE
ESTABLISHED MINIMUM AND
MAXIMUM SALARIES FOR
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
GREEN TO PROVIDE THE
METHOD FOR PAYMENT
OF ANNUAL SALARY INCREMENTS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE FOR
THE YEAR 2008
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that the above-entitled
ordinance was introduced and
passed at first reading at a
meeting of the Township
Committee of the Township of
Green held on March 10, 2008
at the Municipal Building, 150
Kennedy Rd., Tranquility,
NJ. A public hearing regarding same was held at a meeting beginning at 8:00 pm on
March 24, 2008 at the Municipal Building, 150 Kennedy
Rd., Tranquility, NJ at which
time all persons interested
both for and against said ordinance were given an opportunity to be heard concerning
same.
A. Denise Stagnari
Clerk/Administrator
March 27, ‘08 pf$15.40
00200303 NJH
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NOTICE TO
ABSENT DEFENDANTS
STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO:
Yuberkis Pichardo
YOU
ARE
HEREBY
SUMMONED AND REQUIRED
to serve upon Udren Law Offices,
P.C., plaintiff’s attorneys, whose
address is Woodcrest Corporate
Center, 111 Woodcrest Road,
Suite 200, Cherry Hill, New
Jersey 08003, telephone number
(856) 669-5400, an Answer to the
Amended Complaint filed in a
civil action, in which Mortgage
Electronic
Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B. is
plaintiff, and Xavier Reyes, et al
are defendants, pending in the
Superior Court of New Jersey,
Chancery
Division,
Sussex
County, and bearing Docket F1500-08 within thirty-five days
after March 27, 2008, exclusive of
such date. If you fail to do so,
judgment by default may be
rendered against you for the
relief
demanded
in
the
Complaint. You shall file your
Answer and proof of service with
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
New Jersey, 25 W. Market Street,
CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey
08625, in accordance with the
rules of civil practice and
procedure.
This action has been instituted
for the purpose of (1) foreclosing
a Mortgage dated July 18, 2003
made by Xavier Reyes and
Yuberkis
Pichardo
as
mortgagor(s),
to
Mortgage
Electronic
Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Chevy
Chase
Bank,
FSB
recorded on August 13, 2003 in
Book 5538 of Mortgages for
Sussex County, Page 79; and (2)
to recover possession of, and
concerns premises commonly
known as 29 Hillside Terrace,
Green Twp., Andover, NJ 07821.
If you are unable to obtain an
attorney, you may contact the
Lawyers Referral Service in the
county of venue by calling 973267-5882. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may communicate
with the Legal Services Office of
the county of venue by calling
973-383-7400.
You, Yuberkis Pichardo, are the
mortgagor and Real Owner of the
premises.
THEODORE J. FETTER,
Acting Clerk,
Superior Court of
New Jersey
March 27, ‘08 pf$27.30
00200192 NJH
NOTICE
E OF
F PENDING
BOND
D ORDINANCE
E AND
SUMMARY
The bond ordinance, the
summary terms of which are
included
herein,
was
introduced and passed upon
first reading at a meeting of
the governing body of the
Township of Wantage, in the
County of Sussex, State of
New Jersey, on March 20,
2008.
It will be further
considered for final passage,
after public hearing thereon,
at a meeting of the governing
body to be held at the
Wantage Township Municipal
Building, 888 Route 23 in the
Township on April 24, 2008 at
8:00 o’clock p.m. During the
week prior to and up to and
including the date of such
meeting, copies of the full
ordinance will be available at
no cost and during regular
business hours at the Clerk’s
office for the members of the
general public who shall
request the same.
The
summary of the terms of such
bond ordinance follows:
Title:
“BOND
ORDINANCE
PROVIDING
FOR
ACQUISITION OF LAND
FOR
OPEN
SPACE
PURPOSES IN AND BY THE
TOWNSHIP OF WANTAGE,
IN
THE
COUNTY
OF
SUSSEX, NEW JERSEY,
APPROPRIATING
$800,000
THEREFOR
AND
AUTHORIZING
THE
ISSUANCE
OF
$760,000
BONDS OR NOTES OF THE
TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE
PART
OF
THE
COST
THEREOF.”
Purpose: Acquisition of Land
Know as the Forum Homes
Parcel Being Block 113, Lot
11.01 and Block 114, Lot 3
Appropriation:
Route 79 & Daniels Way
Freehold, NJ
732-308-4025
1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W
Cherry Hill, NJ
856-486-6624
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Division of Procurement
Bureau of Construction Services
1035 Parkway Avenue
PO Box 605
Trenton, NJ 08625
March 20, 27, April 3, ‘08 pf$170.10
00198828 NJH
$800,000
Bonds/Notes Authorized:
$760,000
Grants Appropriated: N/A
Section 20 Costs:
$80,000
Useful Life:
40 years
James Doherty, Clerk
This Notice is published
pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:2-17.
March 27, ‘08 pf$28.35
00200207 NJH
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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NEW JERSEY HERALD
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Flaws sink
print’s value
By HELAINE
FENDELMAN and
JOE ROSSON
Scripps Howard News
Service
Q: Could you please
give me some information on this print. It
is titled the “Battle of
Omdurman Sept. 2,
1898.”
A: We almost could
not answer this question because the photos were so bad and
there was not enough
information given in
the letter. But a good
magnifying
glass
helped a lot, so we will
give this a try.
SHNS Photo
After a lot of squinting and peering, we The print “Battle of Omduman Sept 2, 1898”
discovered that this clearly shows a mistake. The British troops
print was made by G. should have been dressed in khaki.
W. Bacon and Co. in
London, probably in
the very late 19th century or early 20th century. Further research
told us that the piece should be the “Jihad of the Mahdi” or the
approximately 52 by 71 centime- “Mahdist War” began.
We are not going to go into all the
ters (approximately 20 1/2 by 28
inches), and the original artist has details of the war, but the Battle of
been reported as either A. or R. A. Omdurman, which occurred on
Sept. 2, 1898, was one of the deciSutherland.
Whichever it may be, there is vir- sive engagements that brought
tually no information about this about the eventual defeat of the folartist and he is certainly not a lowers of the Mahdi. The battle
household name. G. W. Bacon and took place at Kerreri, which is
Co., however, is a different matter located six or seven miles north of
because it is known primarily as a Omdurman. General Sir Horatio
printer of globes, maps and atlases. Kitchener defeated Abdullah alThis print depicts the Battle of Taashi, who was the successor to
Omdurman, which was part of the the Mahdi Muhammad Ahmad.
British and the Egyptians had
Mahdist War in Sudan, which lasted from1881 to 1899 and was fought just 25,000 men combined and the
between Britain and Egypt, and Mahdist had twice that number,
their allies against Mahdist Sudan. but the British prevailed.
Interestingly, the depiction of the
This story might have been ripped
from today’s headlines, and begins battlefield shown in the painting is
with Sudan being invaded by an incorrect in at least one detail. The
Egyptian army under Muhammad print shows the British soldiers
dressed in scarlet, but they actualAli in 1819.
Afterward, the Sudan became a ly wore khaki-colored uniforms on
virtual colony of Egypt, and the that fateful day.
In any event, the insurance
Sudanese people resented the
taxes they had to pay to a foreign replacement value of this print is in
government. and that govern- the $400 to $500 range if it is in near
ment’s attempts to outlaw the perfect condition.
Unfortunately, our aforemenslave trade. Then in the 1870s,
Muhammad Ahmad, a Muslim tioned magnifying glasses revealed
cleric, started preaching a revival serious condition problems on this
of faith and freedom from Egyptian piece and the actual value of this
particular specimen is probably
control.
Ahmad declared himself to be more in the range of $100 to $125, or
the “Mahdi,” or the savior of the even a bit less.
Muslim world. The Egyptian con•••
trolled Sudanese leader, Raouf
Helaine Fendelman and Joe
Pasha, decided to try and capture Rosson are the authors of the
the “Mahdi,” but he escaped and “Price It Yourself.”
Spruce up for spring
By JAMES and MORRIS
CAREY
For The Associated Press
Nothing beats listening to your
favorite baseball team inch its way
to the Series stretched out on a
lounge chair on your beautiful
deck. But right about now, your
patio might look pretty grungy
from winter leaf and debris stains.
Give it a good cleaning with a
1
solution of ⁄3 cup of powdered laundry detergent to one gallon of hot
water. Scrub vigorously with a stiff
nylon brush or bristle broom and
thoroughly rinse with fresh water.
Add one quart of liquid chlorine
bleach to the solution if mildew is
present. If your deck or patio still
looks dingy, consider using a deck
cleaning or brightening product to
restore the appearance of the natural wood. Use a concrete cleaner
to remove oxidation on concrete
and restore the appearance of
your patio. Remember eye protection and rubber gloves.
Make repairs to damaged decking, secure fasteners and apply a
fresh coat of deck finish. Although
not necessary, a concrete sealer
can breathe new life into the
appearance of your patio and protect it from freeze and thaw damage if you live in a cold climate.
CLEANING
Despite your best intentions,
your garage or basement might be
filled with a rummage sale’s worth
of stuff and a maze of cobwebs.
Time to play ball.
Work from the top down. Dusty
walls and ceilings, dingy light fixtures and door and window trim
should be tackled before other elements in the space. Windows, closets and furniture are next. Window
and floor coverings should be last.
This might include floor stripping,
carpet cleaning and polishing.
Start at your home’s perimeter
so you don’t track over already
cleaned central spaces. And don’t
forget to dust the top ledge of all
doors.
LAWN CARE
Winter’s gone and your lawn’s a
mess. Start by taking a soil sample.
Your local county extension office
will do an inexpensive analysis
that tells you exactly what fertilizer you need, and if it changed since
last year.
Then consult your garden center before you reseed to be sure
you have the best and latest variety. New stronger drought-resistant and heat-tolerant types constantly are being introduced.
When things start to grow, don’t
mow too low. Cutting grass too
short, especially the first time, can
harm the lawn and lead to root
damage. As a rule of thumb, never
trim off more than a third.
Finally, an inch of water once a
week is enough.
Submitted Photo
Residents of Liberty Towers in Newton have “Gone Green” by using energy-efficient lightbulbs and through other actions.
Liberty Towers increases energy efficiency
While many celebrated the
spirit of St. Patrick’s Day by
wearing green, residents of
Liberty Towers of Newton
wore green to acknowledge
their efforts to go green by
reducing, reusing and recycling.
Management has encouraged residents to take part in
the energy-saving effort by
signing a pledge to help. By
signing the pledge, residents
committed to turning their
lights off when they are not
home, reporting drips and
leaks from faucets immediately, and using only energy-efficient bulbs in their light fixtures.
Residents already have a
recycling system in place, but
are encouraged to do even
more by reusing and recycling.
Residents can purchase
compact fluorescent bulbs
from the main office at Liberty
Towers to replace standard
incandescent bulbs that use
more energy.
Part of the thrust behind the
campaign was a utility consumption analysis completed
by Dr. Kimberly Woodhull,
executive director of the facility. According to her calculations, between July 1, 2006 and
June 30, 2007, Liberty Towers
consumed more than 2 million
gallons of water and sewer
usage, 324,200 kilowatt hours
of electricity, and 27,881 gallons
of fuel oil.
Woodhull
said
Liberty
Towers has taken huge steps
forward in its effort to conserve by replacing single-pane
windows with thermal-insulated windows, replacing weather-stripping, purchasing only
energy-efficient appliances,
and using only energy-saving
bulbs in its five-story facility.
Last year, the facility signed
on to participate in the Energy
Star Change a Light Campaign, setting a goal of 100
pledges, which will save 28,200
kWh of energy and prevent
40,900 pounds of greenhouse
gas emissions.
The front portion of the
building has been enclosed to
reduce the amount of fuel that
was required to heat that portion of the building during the
winter. It has become a sitting
and recreation area for residents and their guests in
warmer months.
The following are a few steps
taken by the Newton Housing
Authority at Liberty Towers
that may help other offices in
the area:
• Keep mailing lists current
to avoid duplicate mailings
• Save information and documents electronically rather
than printing hard copies
• Proofread documents on
the computer in lieu of printing them for proofing
• Reduce junk mail and
duplicate mailings from other
businesses by requesting to
be removed from their mailing list instead of just tossing
the mail in the trash
Purchase items used frequently in bulk and order others only when needed to avoid
excess
• Stay organized so it is possible to locate supplies instead
of buying new ones
• Purchase remanufactured
fax, ink and toner cartridges
and/or return them to the supplier for remanufacture.
• Use ceramic coffee cups,
utensils and plates instead of
Styrofoam
• Establish regular maintenance check-ups for frequently
used pieces of equipment to
extend their life.
• Use products that are
more durable, recyclable or
reusable
• Make double-sided copies
instead of single-sided
• Reuse single-sided paper
for fax paper
• Sell or give old unused furniture and equipment to other
businesses
or
charitable
organizations.
Use a light hand when pruning trees
By LEE REICH
Spring is an ideal time to prune
most trees and shrubs is just as
their buds are swelling.
Leafless stems make it easy to
see where to cut, dead stems make
their presence known, and with
coldest weather past, chances for
cold damage near cuts are minimized. Warmer spring weather
also promotes rapid healing of
cuts.
Whole books have been written
about pruning (I wrote one myself,
“The Pruning Book”), yet its
essence can be distilled to a few
general pointers. The 10 listed
below won’t result in an expert
pruning job, but will keep you and
your plants reasonably happy.
USE A LIGHT HAND ON TREES
• Prune young trees as little as
possible. Any pruning ultimately
slows growth.
• On any tree, cut away watersprouts and root sprouts. These
vigorous, vertical shoots — the
first originating in the branches
and the second at the base of the
tree — soak up the plant’s energy,
look unattractive, and bear few or
no flowers or fruits.
Sharon and potentilla, now or anytime in early spring.
USE A HEAVIER HAND ON BUSHES
• Avoid hedge shears on bushes, except for those trained to formal shapes. Prune most bushes by
a renewal method, every year lopping some of the oldest stems to
the ground to make way for young
sprouts. In this way, the bush
maintains a graceful fountainlike
shape without ever accumulating
any decrepit stems.
• Tailor how much you prune
any bush to its growth habit.
Forsythia and lilac sucker abundantly, so remove some older
stems every year to make way for
new ones. Bushes that make few
suckers — such as witchhazel and
rhododendron — need their oldest
stems cut back only infrequently, if
at all.
•Wait to prune spring flowering
bushes, such as spiraea and mock
orange, until right after their blossoms fade or else you will be
removing some of the flower buds
soon to unfold. Prune spring flowering bushes, such as rose-of-
FRUITS ARE SPECIAL
• Almost all fruit plants need
regular pruning. The amount
depends on where a plant bears its
fruits. For example: apple trees
bear fruits on long-lived stubby
growths, so need only moderate
pruning. Peaches, in contrast,
need severe pruning to stimulate
an annual supply of new shoots,
which are the only ones that bear
fruit the following year. Each raspberry cane dies at the end of its
second year, so completely cut
away all old canes. Also remove
some young canes — which will
bear this year — so that those that
remain are no closer than 6 inches
apart.
AND FOR ALL PLANTS
• Don’t cut unless you have a
clear reason to do so. Trees and
shrubs vary in their needs for
pruning, from, for example,
Japanese maple and witch hazel,
which need no regular pruning, to
butterfly bush and lilac, which
need annual pruning to look their
best.
• No matter what the plant, cut
all dead and diseased stems back
to healthy wood. Also prune back
broken stems, as well as those that
are obviously out of place or rubbing against others.
• Tailor each cut to the response
you want from the plant. Where
you want increased branching,
shorten a stem. Where you want
less congestion or to make a plant
smaller, remove whole stems or
limbs.
• Always use a tool appropriate
to the job. For stems a half inch or
less in diameter, use hand-held
pruning shears. Cut stems up to
an inch-and-a-half across with a
long handled lopper. For even
thicker wood, use a pruning saw,
which differs from a shop saw in
having special teeth that do not
become clogged by green wood.
Use hedge shears for formal
hedges, hand shears and loppers
for informal hedges. Make sure
that your pruning tools are sharp
and clean, because plants heal
quickest when cuts are clean.
Find out why floor vinyl is curling before replacing it
By MORRIS and JAMES
CAREY
For The Associated Press
Q. The vinyl in my bathroom is
curling up at one of the seams. It is
quite unsightly and is becoming a
real maintenance problem. Is
there anything I can do to fix it?
A. Yes, but first it’s important to
find out why it is curling. One of the
most common causes of curling
vinyl is excessive dampness in the
crawl space caused by poor ventilation. In your case, a quick check
of the crawl space is in order and
so is improved ventilation.
Install additional foundation
vents at the perimeter.
As far as the floor repair is concerned, start by applying some
heat to the seam with an iron. Lay
a towel down first to prevent damage to the vinyl. Apply steady, even
heat while pulling open the seam a
couple of inches. This will permit
you to clean the area up with a vac-
uum and apply some fresh vinyl
adhesive. Use a modest amount
though — too much will cause the
vinyl to ripple. Re-lay the vinyl and
apply constant pressure to the
area with heavy objects like books.
After several hours, remove the
weight and apply a bead of clear
vinyl seam sealer at the joint.
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