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A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES Thursday, September 11, 2014 Page 17
The Proven ProfessionalLong-term success in the real estate profession isreserved for the select few who consistently delivervalue to their clients. With unparalleled dignity andgrace, Hye-Young Choi continues to provide aninspired level of service and outstanding results.
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OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, Sept. 14 1-4pm • 12 Mountainview Drive
CLASSIFIEDSDeegan Roofing 14, Linwood 7
Gary Pence (4-for-4), Farlan Alusik(3 hits, HR) and Don Fischer (3 hits)led Deegan. Deegan first basemanKeith Gibbons stopped a late inningwith an unassisted double play.Linwood actually trailed 11-1 goinginto the bottom of the fifth. MacKowaleski (3 hits — 7-for-7 for the 2game series), Mike DiRienzo, JackHelfrich, Joseph Adase, Joe Saricaand Stu Lukowiak (2 hits each) ledLinwood.
Deegan Roofing won semifinal se-ries 2-0.Awnings Galore 21, Linda’s Drift-wood II 9
Leading the Awnings 25 hit attackwere Mike Kovach (2-2BH,5RBI) andBob Lorincz (2BH,3BH,2RBI) both4-for-4. Steve Androsko (2BH, RBI)and Bruce Crawford (3-2BH, 2RBI)added 3 hits each with 2 hits for JohnRachko (3BH, RBI), Neil Granstrand(3RBI), John Campanella (RBI) andDave Kirsch.Awnings won B semifinal series 2-1.Roselle American Legion 13, Con-tact Lens & Vision 5
The Legion scored five runs in thesixth inning led by hits from JimMcCullough, Bill Dugan, PatMooney, Gene Antonucci and Den-nis Valvano. Outstanding defensefrom Pete Arteaga kept CLV at bay.Peter Byer (3-for-3, spectacular out-field defense) and Kerry Gelb (triple)led Contact.Contact Lens & Vision 11, RoselleAmerican Legion 9
Winning pitcher Bernie Maguire(3-for-4) and Kerry Gelb (4-for-4)led CL&V. Bobby Beiner defendedwell at third and continued his clutchhitting. Anthony Miccio (3-for-3), andJeff Balish and Peter Byer (2 clutchhits each) helped Contact. The doubleplay combo of Solo Meola and JoeLynch was outstanding. For The Le-gion, Jeff Baier, Bill Dugan and Den-nis Valvano continued their hot hit-ting.Roselle American Legion 12, Con-tact Lens & Vision 5
The Legion scored six in the fifth tosnap tie. Gene Antonucci used daringbase running on a ball hit by DennisValvano to break the deadlock thenEd Lubas, Al Genova, Ed Kushner,Jeff Baier and Bill Dugan rappedconsecutive hits. Winning pitcherHarry Streep multiple hit games fromJim McCullough and Pat Mooney.Solo Meola (3 hits) and Jeff Balish,Joe Lynch and Bernie Maguire (2 hitseach) led CL&V. Roselle American
Legion won the A Division semifinal2-1.Awnings 12, Cranford VFW 10
Awnings led 6-2 after four inningsthen The VFW scored three runs.Awnings answered with six in thesixth. Cranford scored five and hadthe tying runs on when pitcher TomColandro deflected a hard hit ball tosecond baseman Neil Granstrand,who flipped it to Mike Kovach for thefinal out at second base. BruceCrawford (3-for-3, double, RBI), andJohn Campanella (2BH, 3RBI), TomBreen (2RBI), Angelo Melillo (RBI)and Granstrand (RBI) all with 2 hitseach led Awnings. Phil McGovern(2-for-3, 4 RBI), Jim Capizzi andFrank Verducci (both 2-for-3), andNick Pace and Pat Ahern (2 hits, 2RBI each) led The VFW.Awnings 11, Cranford VFW 10
Trailing 10-7 in the top of the 6th,Awnings cracked out 4 straight hitsfrom Neil Granstrand, BruceCrawford (2BH), Frank D’Antico(2BH) and Mike Kovach (2BH) toknot the score. Tom Breen and win-ning pitcher Tom Colandro followedwith hits pushing across the go aheadrun. In the bottom of the 7th with 2outs, Cranford VFW loaded the basesbut third baseman Frank D’Anticoscooped up a sizzler and stepped onthird to end the game. D’Antico (3-for-3, single, double, HR, 4 RBI),Bruce Crawford (3-2BH, 2RBI) andTom Colandro (RBI) with 3 hits each,and Granstrand and Randy Tarnofsky(2 hits each) led Awnings. For VFW,Phil McGovern, Pat Ahern and CarlGamba (3 RBI) all went 2-for-3.Awnings won B Division finals 2-0.
Robin’s Nest 14, The Office 12The game was not decided until the
game ended with The Office having thetying runners on base. For the Nesters,Harry Streep pitched a strong game buthis defense hurt him at times. JohnSymczak and Ed Kushner each had 3hits, and George Vircik had a big triplein the first to get the Nesters started.
Robin’s Nest scored four in thefirst and The Office replied with sevenin the third to take a 7-4 lead. TheNesters answered with seven, but TheOffice plated four in the fourth to tiethe game. Robin’s Nest added one inthe fourth and two more in the fifth totake a permanent lead. The Officescored once in the sixth and left thetying run stranded in the seventh.
With 3 hits each were TomRutkowski (2BH, 3BH, 2R, RBI),
Union County Senior 60+Softball League Playoffs:
Jim D’Arcy (3BH, 2R, RBI) andGerard McDermott (2BH, R, 2RBI),and Gary Schaller (HR, 3R, 2RBI),Brian McDermott (3BH, R, 2RBI)and Joe Mitarotonda (2BH, RBI) eachwith 2 hits led The Office.Robin’s Nest 11, The Office 5
The Office led 3-2 after one, butRobin’s Nest scored three in both thethird and fifth. The Office scored twoin the home sixth, cutting the Nesterslead to 9-5. Winning pitcher HarryStreep (3 hits), and John Symczak,Ed Kushner, George Vircik and StevePietrucha (also with 3 hits) led Robin’sNest. Leading The Office were MikeVolpe (3H, R), Gary Schaller (3BH),Tom Rutkowski (2BH), Chip Weiss(long single). Tom McNulty and BobRenault each added two hits.
Robin’s Nest won both the B Divi-sion regular season and B DivisionPlayoffs for the second consecutiveyear, and the NJSSA C Division statetournament played at Linden’s Me-morial Park earlier in August.
THE UNDEFEATED...The Westfield U9 Mönchengladbach soccer team wentundefeated, 4-0, this weekend at the South Brunswick 2014 Kickoff Tournament.Team members include Nicholas Cugno, Aidan Depp, Jim Gildea, Lucas Gunzberg,James Hamilton, Logan Hesano, Graham Korins, Kevian Kraemer, Jack Kurtz,Daniel McGann, David Savransky and Chase Turnof, and coaches, Ed Cugno,Scott Kraemer and Jeff Hamilton (not pictured).
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PUBLIC NOTICEBOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SPECIAL MEETING
A special meeting of the MountainsideBoard of Education has been scheduledfor 8:00 p.m. on Monday, September 8,2014, at the Beechwood School Susan O.Collier Media Center located at 1497Woodacres Drive, Mountainside, New Jer-sey 07092.1 T - 9/11/14, The Leader Fee: $11.22
PUBLIC NOTICETOWNSHIP OF SCOTCH PLAINS
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that at theZoning Board of Adjustment meeting onSeptember 4, 2014, the Board adoptedthe Resolution approving the applicationof Sean Crapps, 12 Blue Ridge Circle,Block 15803, Lot 6 for a rear-setback vari-ance for construction of a deck.
Barbara HorevSecretary to the Board
1 T - 9/11/14, The Times Fee: $12.24
HOUSE CLEANING
Immaculate Cleaning Servicewants to make your life less stress-ful! We will clean your home fromtop to bottom. All supplies included!Call to schedule your free esti-mate. References available.Please call Mary. (732) 210-8163
GARAGE SALE 9/12-9/13
Lots of antiques, HH, glassware,books, games, knick-knacksFri/Sat Sept 12 &13, 7:30 - 3pm693 Westfield Ave, Westfield
(corner of Washington St.)
FITNESS EQUIP. FOR SALE
Schwinn Signature Exercise Bike;Purchased at Jay's Cycle Centerin Westfield; $150. Body By Jake"Trainer To The Stars" Total BodyTrainer; $100. Both ExcellentCondition. Call (908) 654-6091.
GARAGE SALE
Household items, clothes, books,records, collectibles, & much more.
Sat, Sept 13th, 9AM-3PM509 and 516 Dorian Place
Westfield2008 BMW X3
Mint Condition - 51,000 mi.White w/Chocolate interiorSunroof, Heated Seats &Steering Wheel. $17,500
(908) 447-1806
COMMERCIAL LINES AGENT
UNION COUNTY BASED INSUR-ANCE AGENCY SEEKING A SELFMOTIVATED & CAREER MINDEDINDIVIDUAL TO HANDLE OURCOMMERCIAL LINES ACCOUNTS.WILL BE HANDLING NEW BUSI-NESS AND RENEWALS. GOODCUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS ASWELL AS KNOWLEDGE OF ALLASPECTS OF COMMERCIALLINES. KNOWLEDGE OF AMS360A PLUS. MUST HOLD A CURRENTPRODUCERS LICENSE INCLUD-ING ACCIDENT & HEALTH. PLEASESUBMIT RESUME ALONG WITHSALARY REQUIREMENTS TO
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Housekeeper position wanted, liveout only. I am organized, detailoriented and reliable. I have expe-rience. Veronica (908) 577-7266
GARAGE SALE
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