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Something other than football?

Hoboken-heavy Bombers rugby team kicks off season

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT – Members of the Bayonne Bombers Rugby team work up to their season opener on Sept. 8.

By Al Sullivan

Jersey City fashion designer Deanna Ellis will show five contemporary looks from her spring/summer 2013 women’s wear line. Pictured here: one of Ellis’ swimsuit designs.

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played high school and college football, and when I was done, I wanted to do something,” said Terry Matthews, founding member of the Bayonne Bombers, Hudson County’s only men’s rugby team. “The funny part is that I worked in the school pub in the off-season and played football in the fall. All the bouncers were rugby guys. They were always saying, ‘You have to play, you have to play.’ But I thought it was crazy.”

Now most of the current players come from Hoboken, with a few from other parts of Hudson County such as Union City and Jersey City as well as Bayonne.

Matthews, who just stepped down as athletic director for Hudson Catholic, happened to be at the Caven Point football fields in Jersey City on a late August night as the team got ready for practice. The upcoming season home opener will be held on Sept. 8 at the 16th Street Park.

Jokingly, Matthews told the current team members during an interview, “I’m telling him about when real guys started the team before you guys came along.”

They all laughed.

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Jersey City Fashion Week debuts this weekend E. Assata Wright Reporter staff writer

ew York Fashion Week – which debuted the spring/summer 2013 offerings from some of the world’s top designers – recently wrapped in Manhattan and drew the likes of Kim Kardashian, Amy Adams, David Beckham, Alicia Keys, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Anna Wintour’s icy glare.

As is typical, there were glitzy parties, beautiful models, and stilettos. (For anyone who cares, the trends for next season seem to include lace, seriously plunged necklines, cutouts, and wedged platform heels.)

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The event is the brainchild of Desha Jackson, founder of the DLJ Give to Live Foundation. Jersey City Fashion Week, she said, “will bring people out to support emerging designers while at the same time raising money for local charities. It allows people to support [four organizations] while doing something fun and entertaining.”

The Jersey City-based DLJ Give to Live Foundation, the lead sponsor of Jersey City Fashion Week, typically uses sports and entertainment events to raise money for small communitybased charities, Jackson said.

Designated events throughout Fashion Week will benefit Art House Productions, Dress for Success, the Boys and Girls Club of Hudson County, and York Street Project. Event venues

‘Emerging designers are the ones who are actually doing the more interesting, avant-garde designs.’ – Engie Hassan

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And it all seems like a fitting warmup for the inaugural Jersey City Fashion Week, which will get underway this weekend. The eight-day event will open Friday, Sept. 21 with a VIP reception at Michael Anthony’s Restaurant and continue with soirees at various venues across the city. In a twist on the official Fashion Week shows held each spring and fall in Paris, Milan, and New York, Jersey City Fashion Week is specifically designed to raise money for local charity and arts organizations.

include Liberty National Golf Club, the Historic CRRNJ Terminal in Liberty State Park, and VB3.

The marriage of fashion and charity fundraising is not new.

For many years the mainstream fashion industry has raised money for African AIDS organizations, hurricane relief, earthquake victims, hunger relief, the homeless, and other charities.

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Does your tap water stink?

UDSON COUNTY – Last weekend, some residents of Hoboken, Jersey City, and Weehawken noticed a stinky odor in their tap water. United Water released the following statement on their website: United Water customers in Jersey City, Hoboken and Weehawken may notice a change in the taste and odor of their drinking water. Despite the differences, the water continues to meet all the standards for safe drinking water. It can still be used for drinking, cooking and bathing.

“United Water is testing and monitoring the water quality very closely and laboratory tests show that it meets the standards for safe drinking water,” said Jim Glozzy, general manager. He explained that musty or earthy odors can occur when reservoir levels are down.

Certain taste and odor episodes can also be caused by turnovers in the reservoir. This occurs when the surface water cools and sinks to the bottom, causing a disturbance to the lower water layers.

The odor may be stronger when using hot water for showers, bathing or washing dishes. In addition, the odor may be increased if the hot water heater is only used on a limited basis.

Glozzy explained that changes in the raw water supply require United Water to modify the location of the reservoir intake and the treatment process. “We are working to resolve this matter as quickly as possible.” he said.

The company stated, “Water supplies are natural systems that respond to changes in the environment. As a result, it is difficult to predict exactly how long it will take to resolve this problem. Customers may find that the taste of the water improves if they keep it in an open pitcher in the refrigerator.”

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et an up-close view of the Meadowlands District’s spectacular scenic beauty and wildlife with a two-

thu. 20 C u b Scou t O p en H ou se for boys in grades 1-5 will be held at St. Anne’s, 3545 Kennedy Blvd & Congress St., Jersey City, in Centennial Hall, Thursday, Sept. 20, 7 to 8 pm. Meet Thursdays, twice a month. Reg. $20, annual dues $40. Info: (201)659-1234.

REFLECT – Signs and poles reflect in a group of mirrors being discarded on Clinton Street in Hoboken. hour guided pontoon boat cruise of the Hackensack River and its surrounding marshes. Experienced NJMC staff will discuss the region’s human and environmental history and point out birds and other wildlife along the way.

Pontoon boat cruises depart from River Barge Park, 260 Outwater Lane, Carlstadt on Sept. 12, 14, 18 and 20 at 5 p.m. and are $15. They are open to ages 10 and up.

Pre-registration is required. For directions, a complete schedule and to register, visit www.njmeadowlands.gov or call (201) 460-4640.

The Third-Tuesday-of-the-Month will be a free two-hour guided nature walk that will take you to legendary Harrier Meadow in North Arlington. The 70-acre site, usually off limits to the public, features ponds and tidal impoundments and plenty of birds. If weather permits, there may be a bird-banding demonstration by an NJMC naturalist.

Meeting time will be 10 a.m. at the entrance to Harrier Meadow on Disposal Road. You can also meet at visitors’ parking lot at DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst at 9:40 a.m. to carpool. The walk is run by the New Jersey Meadowlands

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T h e R ea d er s’ C ir cle book group resumes Thursday, Sep t . 20 at 7 p.m. in All Saints, 701 Washington St. Hoboken, to discuss the novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey. O ct . 18 The Children of men by P.D. James – Nov. 15 Bright Lights, Big City by Jay Mclnerney. This community event is open to all book lovers. Free coffee and cake is served. More info: readerscircle123@aol.com.

Sgt . An t h ony Pa r k Associa t ion will have a m eet in g on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 7p.m. in the community room at 104

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More than ‘just a bunch of noise’ Union City Music Project teaches harmonious life lessons; will hold expansion fundraiser

By Gennarose Pope Reporter Staff Writer

hen we moved here I wasn’t aware I would be having children, and once I did I was a little hesitant to stay in the area,” Union City resident and mother Mary Trigg said last week.

“My husband and I are creative people, and music is the first thing taken out of a budget.

But since my daughter enrolled in the Union City Music Project (UCMP), we’re going to stay here. That’s how strongly I feel about the program.”

Trigg’s 4-year-old daughter, Olivia Mulraney, spent the month of July building her own paper violin alongside 49 other students fortunate enough to have been accepted into the non-profit music program that recently started in Union City. The program is free.

UCMP’s founder, Melina Garcia, quit her job working for the Bill Clinton Foundation October of last year so she could devote all of her time to the program, which is based on Venezuela’s legendary free youth orchestra, “El Sistema.” She has since received several private and public donations and grants, and the city’s Board of Education loaned her the Early Childhood Center on 22nd Street over the summer.

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But as she has built the program from scratch, Melina has a long way to go. UCMP has generated so much interest she can hardly keep up, she said, and is devastated when she has to turn children – and their eager parents – down.

“I get daily e-mails from parents who have heard about our program,” Garcia said. “It’s not that the children are not allowed in the program, it’s that I simply don’t have the capacity.

I was able to get this thing working from nothing, and I still think, ‘Wow, imagine how great this could be.’ ”

Roots in ‘El Sistema’ “The idea is to teach everything in an orchestral setting and to emphasize the importance of teamwork between children in different age groups,” Garcia explained. “It helps with bullying, and it provides a positive and compassionate environment for children to grow in.”

Garcia grew up in Venezuela and was inspired by her own experience with the country’s rigorous “El Sistema” music program for youths. When she moved to Union City, she believed the city to be the perfect environment to begin her own version of the program.

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MUSICAL BEGINNINGS – Union City’s own Melina Garcia started up the Union City Music Project, based on Venezuela’s renowned youth orchestra program “El Sistema,” and held her first two sessions which concluded in July. Pictured: Garcia with daughter Nailah Gutierrez-Garcia, 4. Photo by Wilbert Gutiérrez.

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Commission and the Bergen County Audubon Society. For last minute updates and weather advisories visit meadowblog.net. You will have to sign a standard liability release that is good for NJMC/BCAS events throughout the year. To RSVP, contact Don Torino of the BCAS at greatauk4@aol.vom or call (201) 230-4983.

Family Science Night, H2Olympics is on Wednesday, Sept. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m.

This is an opportunity to have fun and celebrate the end of the “Olympic Summer� with games and activities about water. Admission is $5 per person and $4 for MEC members. While the program is geared toward ages 6-12, families are welcome to bring children of all ages. It will be held in Meadowlands Environment Center, Two DeKorte Park Plaza, Lyndhurst. For further information call (201) 460-8300 or visit www.njmeadowlands.gov/ec.

Safe seafood consumption will be the topic at hand along with how much is enough to affect your health on Thursday, Sept. 20 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. MEC Director Dr. Angela Cristini will introduce you to the seafood you eat and discuss the benefits, risks and preparation of seafood. All are welcome to attend. Guests will compete for prizes in “Marsh Jeopardy� game.

Fall flea market he fall flea market at Our Lady of Fatima, 81st Street and Kennedy Blvd in North Bergen, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission to get a table is $25 and set-up time is at 8 a.m. Admission is free and contracts are available at the Rectory, 8016 Kennedy Blvd., which is first come, first serve. There will be no refunds after contracts have been signed. For further information call (201) 869-7244.

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BURKE, MICHAEL J. A private funeral service has been held for Michael J. Burke, 62. He passed away Aug. 14. Michael was born in Jersey City, the son of the late Jersey City Fire Chief, Michael J. Burke and Loretta (Higgins) Burke. He has been a 25 year resident of Schenectady. He is survived by his sister Maureen and brother in law Jerome Killeen of Mill Rift, Pa. Services arranged by the Daly Funeral Home, Schenectady, N.Y. MCFEELY, JUDITH ANNE. A funeral mass was celebrated Sept. 8 at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Weehawken for Judith Anne McFeely, 67. She passed away Sept. 3, after a brief battle with lung cancer, at her home in Virginia Beach, surrounded by her family. She joins her mom and dad, Tom and Jean McFeely, and her brother Dennis who predeceased her. Judy was born and lived most of her life in Hoboken. She was a graduate of Jersey City State College and spent 33 years as a elementary school teacher in the Hoboken schools.

Upon retirement, she moved to Virginia Beach to continue her love of children as the great aunt to several of her grand nieces and nephews.

Judy is survived by her brother, Tom McFeely and his wife Mary, of Chesapeake, Va; sister Mary Jean Lange of Ocean; and sister Kathleen Meyer and husband Joe, of Naples, Fla. Aunt Judy is also survived by her and nieces and nephews and their spouses, Mary Kay Benish, Colleen Shook, Thomas (Mac) McFeely, Dennis and Marc McFeely, Bridget Daggett, Michelle Richards, Joseph Meyer, Jeniffer Dickinson, Erin Meyer, and 20 grand nieces and nephews. Services arranged by the Earl F. Bosworth Funeral Home, Hoboken.

MOSBY, BERNESE LOIS. Funeral services were held Sept. 13 at Mt. Zion Holiness Church, Jersey City, for Bernese Lois Mosby, 70. She passed away Sept. 10. She attained her education in Jersey City public school system. At a young age Bernese married Corneilus Mosby. Bernese was always willing to help those around her. Lois was manager of the Rod and Gun Club on MLK Drive. Lois was chairperson of Curry Woods Tenant Management Corporation, which she helped rebuild the community in the early 70s. Lois leaves behind to cherish her memory: four sons Keith (Salaam) Mosby, Timothy Mosby, Kenneth Ali George and Alondo Darnell Heath; two sisters Shirley Fields, and Carolyn Rogers; one daughter in law, Beverly Mosby; sixteen grandchildren: Crystal, Latasha, Kiyhana, Hasson, Ahmad (Beanie) Shirlee, Kimeya, Amber, Lamont, Taynifah, Tiffani, Nasir, Isiah, Kenneth, Alondo, and Tyshawn; 10 great grandchildren; and a host of nieces and nephew and friends. She also leaves behind one of her special friend that will miss her, Chris Oliver.

Services arranged by the Jackson Funeral Residence, Jersey City.

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In 1975, musician and economist Jose Antonio Abreu created a system of youth orchestras in Venezuela with the notion that the orchestra is an ideal microcosm of life as a whole. The discipline, community, and talent of group musicianship can help create the foundation for a thriving, healthy society. But one must start early.

Students as young as 2 attend free local music class groups called “nucleos” up to six days a week for around four hours a day, not including the many supplemental retreats and intensive workshops.

“Students in our program aren’t competing against each other, but working together,” Garcia said. “You cannot make music without team work. If there is no harmony, music is just a bunch of noise.”

Musical giants such as as Los Angeles’ Philharmonic Director Gustavo Dudamel, world-renowned bassist Edicson Ruiz, and the popular Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra share roots in “El Sistema,” and the program has around 50 American variations nationwide.

The benefits of UCMP UCMP has held two sessions thus far. The first began in March and ran for three months, during which students built paper violins with their parents and learned the finer points of form, instrument construction, and working together in a mock orchestral setting.

The summer session ran in July and offered students a more intensive music immersion, including body movement and basic music reading lessons twice a week..

“Parents and children build instruments together for several reasons, the first of which is financial since thus far we cannot afford the real thing,” Garcia said. “The second is to create that bonding experience. The program requires parent cooperation and the violins helped draw them in.”

At the summer session’s conclusion, the 3 to 5-year-old students came together for a paper orchestra recital.

Four-year-old Gabriella Cordero was among them, and she loved it, according to her mother Samarah.

“This is something she’s so interested in now, and I’m hoping she will carry it through in the future,” Cordero explained. “They’re so young, if they’re instilled with music now, there are so many ways this could help them in the future.

Maybe Gabriella will become a composer or a music teacher or wind up in Juliard.”

For the future Garcia hopes to start the next session in September. In late July, she received a $15,000 grant from the Geraldine Dodge Foundation, which was a gift because the foundation usually does not work with start-up organizations.

“They saw the potential in the program and I’m so thankful,” she said. “Thanks to them, and to the generous donations from the community, we hope to expand the program.”

Garcia wants to increase the number of students she can accept, add more teachers, and, of course, eventually bring in real instruments.

The Sept. 12 UCMP fundraiser she will hold at 7 p.m. at Park Avenue Bar and Grill, located at 3417 Park Ave., will help her achieve the latter goal, she said.

“It’s been such a fantastic experience, and the children are amazing,” Garcia said. “If all continues to go well, one day perhaps we will have our orchestra.”

For more information on the Union City Music Project, visit www.UCMusicProject.org.

To commen t on th is stor y on -lin e, go to ou r website, www.hudsonreporter.com, a n d commen t below. Gennarose Pope may be reached at gpope@hudsonreporter.com.

PAPER ORCHESTRA – Students from 3 to 5 showed off the violins they made with their parents out of paper during Union City Music Project’s end-of-session recital.

Photo by Wilbert Gutiérrez.

PERFECT FORM – Students enrolled in Union City Music Project played their paper violins and showed off the musical form and teamwork skills they learned during the free program’s summer session. Photo by Wilbert Gutiérrez.

(201) 653-8353 ALMOST REAL – Union City Music Project taught students and their parents how to construct their own violins out of paper and supplies donated by the Union City Board of Education. Photo by Wilbert Gutiérrez.

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with a two-point extra point kick. Both have end or try zones and have to cross the line, but in order for the score to count, you have to put the ball down on the ground with pressure. They call it a try.

“Originally, in football it’s called a touchdown and it’s the same concept, you have to put the ball down,” Mallony said.

You can also kick a three-point field goal if there is a penalty in the field or you can kick for this at any time during the game.

“I feel football came from Rugby because all of the ideas are the same, it’s just completely different, from a sports perspective,” he said.

Another difference between the two sports, according to former team captain Chris Arnold, is that once a substitute comes on to replace a player on the field, it is permanent. Where is in football, players can come and go and return again.

“So it becomes a big strategy as to when the coach will make the substitution,” Arnold said. With two 40-minute playing periods, fatigue is a big factor. Teams only get a five minute break at half time.

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Matthews, who started a rugby team this year at Hudson Catholic, was one of the original members who started the Bayonne Bombers in 1989 and then left the team shortly after his marriage in 1993.

“It was a couple of guys from Bayonne who played rugby in college and there were a bunch of Irish guys in the area kind of connected and we started a men’s club,” he recalled. “When we started out, we were in the lowest division.”

He soon learned that rugby, which had a reputation as a sport played by rowdy people, was actually much safer and more polite than American football.

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International flavor “There is one official on the field in rugby with 30 guys, and you don’t have the penalties you have on the field with football, because there is so much self-policing that goes on the field.

You know if you do something, it’s going to come back at you later in the game. It’s a hooligan’s game played by gentlemen.”

A lot has changed with the Bombers over the years. Two years ago, the team went to the national championships in one of the top divisions, and though the team didn’t win, it is poised to go back this year. It will compete this season in Division 2 of the Empire Union of USA Rugby.

“What’s nice is that the team is getting a lot of guys who actually played rugby instead of just learning it,” Matthews said.

“This is one of the things that has made Bayonne so much better.”

“There is a large international contingent, with over a dozen members who were born outside of the U.S., mainly from Ireland, South Africa, England, Argentina, and Wales,” said club president Tim Skennion.

The team competes against other teams as far away as Buffalo and East Montauk in New York, and Princeton and Union in New Jersey. Off season, the team members keep in shape by running or going to the gym, but preseason, which began on Aug. 2, is pretty intense, as team members work out tactics and rugby skills.

A tough balance Kyle Mallony of Union City is currently the team captain and serves as forward for the team. Originally from Glen Rock, Mallony said he heard about the league through his boss, who had a friend who played on the Bombers.

“He knew I played in college. I met the guy in a bar who said ‘Go to Hoboken. They’ll pick you up,’ and it happened, and one thing sort of led to another.”

Mallony has been playing with the Bombers for about five years now.

“It’s a tough balance; I work in the city like many of these guys. I work a full day, try to get to the gym as much as possible in the off-season. We train Tuesday and Thursday and play on Saturday. The other couple of nights you just try and go for a run on your own, try to balance with the home life, and make sure the girlfriend isn’t mad at you. But it works out, all of the significant others of the people on the team are all friends, so when we get together on a Saturday for a home game, my girlfriend comes down and everybody else’s does and we hang out and go to a bar afterwards. It’s a good day overall,” he said.

“Rugby is football without pads, more played like soccer without stoppages,” Mallony said. “So you don’t get four downs and run for plays; it’s continuous. You have the physicality of football – there is tackling, but more fitness of soccer or lacrosse. You make a tackle, you get up, you make another tackle. I made the transition. I played football my entire life, and when I got to college, I wasn’t going to play football. But they had a rugby team. It was an easy transition. Someone said, ‘You like to tackle people?’ I said, ‘Sure,’ and I showed up and figured it out pretty quick.”

While football is technically an hour broken up into four quarters, Rugby has two 40minute halves and usually plays straight with only a few stops for injuries or penalties.

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Arnold, former captain of the team, grew up in South Africa, where he had played rugby since he was five years old. He grew up in Cape Town, but he currently lives in Hoboken.

He came to the United States about six years ago. He played rugby in the United Kingdom, but his brother played for the Bombers.

“So I met a lot of the guys, came over here to play rugby for three months, and went back to the UK and then came back here permanently, and just continued to play for the Bombers and kept my allegiance to them.”

In South Africa and UK he played at a very high level, but he said the Bombers are a very good and passionate team.

A graduate of Sports Science Institute in Cape Town and currently does a variety of sports related training. He was captain of the Bombers for four years at an abbreviated forum called the Rugby Sevens, played generally in the summer, and led the team to four consecutive championships.

“Sports were always my life. My whole family played sports.”

Daren Henry, head coach, is originally from Wales and he said he’s been playing rugby since he was five years old.

“I was born and bred in Wales, and this is pretty much a religion over there,” Henry said. “I played all my school boy rugby in Wales and senior rugby, then went off to school in England and played two years for the local men’s club there while I was at school. My final year when I should have been busy with my studies, I got tired coming home every college break when all of my peers and my buddies were telling me how awesome college rugby was because I went to art school and we didn’t have a rugby club. So I went back my final year and formed one, coached it, and then went undefeated in our inaugural season.”

From there, he moved to the United States and played for about 15 years for another club in New Jersey.

“It’s kind of ironic. I had a career in something else. But the first thing I did when I came here was look for a rugby club. I think that’s one of the beauties of the sport worldwide, it’s a worldwide community or an unofficial fraternity, and players always have a roof to put over their heads and give a place to eat and drink and find like-minded people. The irony was, I was living in Hoboken when I was playing for the other club, slowly but surely got to know these guys even though they were technically the enemy. So when I parted ways with my old club, within a week asking me to help out. I assisted for about a year or so when the head coaching position became available.”

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for over 50 years where he was renowned for his delicious rice pudding. Steven was a veteran of World War II, where he served as a US Army Medic, 66th Infantry Division and was the recipient of numerous medals including the NJ Distinguished Service Medal. Steven was an active member of both St. Demetrios Church in Jersey City and The Assumption Church in Wyndham, New York. He was an avid sports enthusiast and Yankee fan.

Loved and respected by all those who had the privilege to know him, his loss will be felt greatly. Steven is survived by his wife of 65 years, Despina (nee: Peni) Poulos; 2 sons, Steven Poulos and Bishop Andonios; daughter, Denise Cecchini and her husband, Perry; sister Helen Coris; grandchildren, Steven Poulos and his wife Ana, Melissa Poulos, Elenie Grasos and her husband Vasilios, Gianna and Alexa Cecchini and great grandchildren Zoe Charles, Mario, Stephanos and Patrikia Grasos. Services arranged by the McLaughlin Funeral Home, Jersey City.

Sterling is a stunning looking young lady who is waiting patiently for someone to love! Born in September 2008, Sterling has been spayed and is up to date on her vaccinations - all ready to start her life with you.

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Jazz CD released Local guitarist creates a solo CD

By Vanessa Cruz Reporter Staff Writer

orth Bergen resident Monroe Quinn has released his second CD called On Riverside Drive. The CD is an homage to the people that have made an impact in his life both musically and personally.

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Musical upbringing Quinn’s household was filled with musical notes as his father played drums, mother the violin and brother Alan who is a professional trumpeter. His wife Ivana Kunc sings classical and Broadway music.

“I guess we just gravitate towards each other,” said Quinn. “I definitely feel that growing up in

Remo Palmier after he was suggested by his brother’s bandmate Bob McCoy. When Palmier asked Quinn to bring in a song for their first lesson the one chosen was All The Things You Are. Palmier was on the original recording of the song which Quinn found a weird coincidence and made him nervous.

“I have...am convinced that he is a musician of integrity and dedication...,” said Palmier of Quinn. “He has a decided talent for writing a melodic jazz line that lasts.”

“Remo was so humble and so magnificent..., a phenomenal guitar player,” said Quinn.

“Besides my family [Palmier] has been the biggest influence on me. [Palmier] really was my music school and I still work on things he gave me.”

“It would be nice for me to play for the community.”

- Monroe Quinn a household that was supportive of music and of me had a very positive effect.”

He remembers his exposure to rock, pop, swing music yet his interest veered towards jazz.

“I was always exposed to music,” said Quinn. “I was obsessed with [jazz]...”

His father started Quinn’s musical career by teaching him cords on the piano at the young age of three. Once he got the cords down, he and his dad would volunteer their musical abilities at local nursing homes. Quinn soon transitioned to playing the guitar at age eleven.

Jazz sparked his interest with songs like “Eruption” by Eddie Van Halen and hearing guitar player Andres Segovia. Two of his jazz influences are Remo Palmier and Wes Montgomery who he considers the best guitar player of all time.

He studied over ten years with Jazz guitarist

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All proceeds from the event will assist the UCP of Hudson County provides services and programs to individuals with disabilities and their families. For more info. call (201)436-2200

upcoming J er sey C a r es H a p py H ou r – Oct. 4 from 6p.m. to 9 p.m. - Wicked Wolf Tavern, 120 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken. Tickets $20. in advance; $25. at the door.

Gently used Halloween costumes will be collected at the door for the New Jersey Cares Halloween Costume Drive. For more info. call (973)424-1091 or visit www.jerseycares.org H ob ok en Up t own Fa r m er s M a r k et will take place on Thursdays from 3p.m.-7:30p.m. June thru October at 13th & Hudson Street. Fresh produce- baked goods - epicurean delights.

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Jazz Record On Riverside Drive was named after the street in New York that Palmier taught him lessons.

The CD was released on August 7. This is his first solo guitar recording and took him a year to create. He began to write the songs as therapy when he was upset and joked that it would have turned into a symphony had he not stopped.

His first recording was I’ll Dream of You which was released in 1997. The transition between the first CD and the second is that he played with a band while now he’s solo. He only wrote 7 songs in the first while all the songs were written for his latest recording.

t h e NJ M C a n d BC AS. Free two-hour guided nature walk will take place at Harrier Meadow in North Arlington, a 70acre restored wetlands area usually closed to the public. RSVP at greatauk4@aol.com or 201-230-4983.

Au t ism Su p p or t G r ou p will meet at the Bayonne Jewish Community Center, 1050 Kennedy Boulevard, Bayonne, on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m., give and receive support from other parents experiencing the same struggles.

Bea con Societ y I n c. has a su p p or t gr ou p for people living with or affected

by HIV/AIDS. Monday evenings at 6:30-8 p.m. (except major holidays) at the corner of 6th and Garden Street in the community church of Hoboken, rear entrance.

(Facilitated by a professional) Light refreshments are served. Limited parking is available at rear of building. Contact Karen at (201) 200-0911.

Donations are greatly appreciated. Send correspondence to Beacon Society Inc. 606 Garden St., Hoboken.

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JAZZ - Monroe Quinn playing the guitar at The Wild Bird Fund Gala, one of his many concerts performed.

(Courtesy of Fred Cohen Photography)

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Emerging, on the cutting edge Fashion-wise, each day will be dedicated to designated style-themes. There will be the featured emerging designers fashion show, a children’s fashion show, a “meet and greet” opportunity with the designers, and an awards ceremony, among other events.

“The theme for Fashion Week is emerging designers,” said Engie Hassan, a professional stylist who is producing Jersey City Fashion Week.. “But we’re trying to show fashions that celebrate the femme fatal, but the femme fatal who has some strength to her. We want the models and fashions to put across [the image of] a strong woman.”

The emerging designers show will include five spring/summer 2013 looks from 10 designers.

“I just finished doing a couple shows for New York Fashion Week. I wanted to be a part of this show because I think it’s very important to show the work of emerging designers,” said Hassan. “They’re the ones who are actually doing the more interesting, avant-garde designs.”

Hassan explained that top designers whose fashions are sold commercially in department stores

receive millions of dollars in investment backing to keep their fashion houses open and running. Thus, the items they produce must be marketable to enough customers that they generate a profit for their investors. Emerging designers, she said, can create without such constrains and, thus, sometimes produce more interesting work.

Still, the competition to break into the industry is stiff. Hassan, the official stylist for www.MyModel.com, said she sees the work of dozens of new designers each year, only about 12 to 15 of whom she thinks are good enough to make it long-term in the industry.

Getting there Tickets for the opening night VIP reception on Friday, Sept. 21 are $35, plus a $2.92 online transaction fee. Tickets for the emerging designers fashion show on Friday, Sept. 28 are $20, plus a $2.09 transaction fee. To see the full line up of events during Fashion Week, or to buy tickets, visit www.JerseyCityFashionWeek.com.

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One designer gives back or designer Deanna Ellis, Jersey City Fashion Week has special significance because of its tie to the F York Street Project. Based downtown, the York Street Project provides childcare, job skills, education, and shelter to homeless women and children. The organization currently assists about 300 women and children each year. Twenty years ago, Ellis and her mother were among those the organization helped.

When she was 5, Ellis and her mother lived at York Street for several months while her mother struggled to get her life on track. Their time living at York Street allowed her mother to eventually further her education. Today her mother is a schoolteacher who holds a master’s degree in early childhood development. She is now working towards a doctorate degree.

Since leaving York Street, Ellis, now 25, has periodically returned to give back to the organization that had a major impact on the direction of her life. Now an emerging fashion designer, Ellis said Jersey City Fashion Week was an excellent opportunity for her to feed two birds with one seed: She could help raise money for the York Street Project, while also getting some exposure for her contemporary women’s wear line, Dee-Mai. “I got into fashion kind of out of necessity,” said Ellis. “In high school I had a lot of old jeans that I would recommission by painting on them. Eventually, I started designing things for my friends and other people I knew in high school. Things just kind of evolved from there.”

Ellis, who taught herself how to sew, said her goal now is to get some of her designs picked up by a small boutique that will commit to selling the Dee-Mai line. – EAW

JAZZ

COVER - On Riverside Drive which took Monroe Quinn one year to finalize.

(Courtesy of Doug Barron)

Another Deanna Ellis design.

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His latest CD is a celebration for the people that have inspired Quinn’s life either personally or musically. Track 5, Blues a la Remo, is an homage to his former music teacher Remo Palmier. Track 6, A Song for Joy, was written for his wife who’s middle name is Joy. Track 7, By George, was inspired by George Harrison who became the lead guitarist for the Beatles. Track 8, Precious , was written for his cat and begins classically which then transitions into a bossa nova that is Brazilian.

Some others that are thanked On Riverside Drive are Pat Metheny, Julian Bream, his favorite English teacher Donald Delo and his brother.

“It’s a Jazz album,” said Quinn. “But on songs like ‘By George’ and ‘A Song For Joy’ you don’t have to look too far to hear rock or classical influences.

And I think that’s a good thing!”

“It’s a musical ‘thank you’ to some of the people I am grateful for,” said Quinn in his biography. “I wanted to express the gratitude I feel for them and channel that inspiration into the compositions and improvisations.”

Throughout the CD he plays the electric, acoustic and 12- string guitar.

Some of the praise Quinn had from radio host, author and Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies pro-

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fessor Vincent Pelote was that he is “fantastic”.

He hopes to bring his musical talent closer to home and would like to do a concert at The North Bergen Public Library.

“It would be nice for me to play for the community,” said Quinn.

Collaborations and solo career He plays the guitar and banjo with a group called “Dr. Dubious”.

Over the years Quinn has performed with artists such as Billy Preston, Mickey Dolen of “The Monkees” and Denny Laine from “Wings” just to name a few.

Music brought him love when he was with a band called Liverpool that played Beatles music.

“I can literally say that I met my wife because of the Beatles,” said Quinn.

For further information visit: www.monroequinn.com.

To comment on this story on-line, go to our website, www.hudsonreporter.com, and comment below. Vanessa Cruz may be reached at vcruz@hudsonreporter.com

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BY APPOINTMENT - JERSEY CITY CLOSE TO PATH $169,000 2bdrm 1 block from St Peters nice sized rooms, heat, hot & cold water included in maint. cbmoves.com/120008491 JO SQ. CONDO $175,000 Victorian elevator building. Close to Path and all essentials Euro kitchen, large new bath. cbmoves.com/120009668 A PERFECT START $179,000 Move right in to thie beauty 2bd w/spacious living rm. Close to Light Rail. cbmoves.com/120004548 ST JOHN'S CONDO $214,000 Fantastic 1bdrm in elevator doorman building. Oversized 1bdrm w/NYC views, maint inc heat & hot water.2 blocks to the Path station at JSQ. cbmoves.com/120007299

BIG ONE FAMILY $89,000 Just renovated and NOT a short sale! 4 bdrms, 3 baths in most convenient area a best buy! cbmoves.com/1210717 PLEASE DRIVE BY $199,000 1Family knock down on double lot being sold as package deal. Lots w/ potential to build 1 or 2 homes. cbmoves.com/120010073 BROWNSTONE 1-F $299,000 Victorian style w/ 5 marble mantels, lots of original detail plenty of upgrades, Close to Light Rail and all transportation to NYC & Downtown financial area. cbmoves.com/120008775 GREAT OPPORTUNITY $99,900 Excellent 2F w/sep utilities, full basement, easy transportation.

SHORT SALE PRICE SUBJECT TO BANK APPROVAL! cbmoves.com/120001919 LEGAL 2-F W/PARKING $189,000 Conveniently located off Kennedy Blvd. Totally renovated only 1yr ago. Full basement turn key sale NOT a short sale, a best buy. Must see to appreciate. cbmoves.com/120010723

A GREAT BUY! $199,000 Great for invetment or to live in Two family w/2 car garage and close to all essential services . cbmoves.com/120010405 WEST BERGEN 2-F $275,000 Finished basement, 1 block to bus to Port Authority & Jo Sq Close to all essential services in family oriented neighborhood on tree lined street. cbmoves.com/120008249 CLEAN 2F W/PARKING $299,000 Amazing home on best block, 3 over 3 w/finished basement, new sep furnaces w/central air, side by side entrances, lovely front porch. cbmoves.com/120002071 WESTERN SLOPE 2F $299,000 On bright corner nice layout w/ formal dining rooms, convenient to Journal Square Path. cbmoves.com/120003293 BRICK ROW $377,000 Prime Journal Square area close to Path and a few short blocks to beautiful Lindoln Park. Home is beautifully renovated OWNER IS A LICENSED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL. cbmoves.com/120005888

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JAMES MONROE CONDOS Sought after studio $323,000 Sought after 3bd, 2bth $569,000 Sought after 3bd, 2bth $579,000 w/whirlpool, partial NYC view from bedroom. A beautiful unit!

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Corner property close to Path and all Downtown delights! 5 yr young Lenox ac/ht unit Open rear deck, bright sunn home cbmoves.com/120010819

WEST BERGEN 2-F $399,000 Featuring 7 bdrms, 3 bths, 3 car parking, conveniently located near to all essential services. cbmoves.com/120003818 YOUNG HEIGHTS 2-F $499,000 Finished street level basement, 8 bdrms, 5 bths, garage parking SHORT SALE PRICE SUBJECT TO BANK APPROVAL! cbmoves.com/120010526 UNIQUE 2-F $525,000 Prime Heights area. Extra wide open floor plan. Each unit has 3 bdrms, plus lg bdrm and family rm on ground level, updated kitchens parking for 4 cars. Kept in great conditon a must see. cbmoves.com/120009877 THREE FAMILY $225,000 With parking and close to all essential services. A great investment. You must see this home to appreciate it. cbmove.com/120005439 DETACHED 4F $398,500 With parking in great area. All spacious box rooms, newer baths basement w/sep entrance, 3 heat and 4 boilers. Conveniently located cbmoves.coom120005641 MIXED USE $169,000 Two apartments 1 store front. cbmoves.com/120007993

DOWNTOWN CONDO $225,000 Unique unit w/sleeping loft and exposed brick, hw flrs, decorative frplc lowest taxes and maintenance cbmoves.com/120009295 EXCELLENT BUY $239,900 Prime Downtown area, great 1 bd condo w/large LR, mod kit & bth gleaming hw floors just move right in. Faulous yard makes this truly a gem, great for pet owners cbmoves.com/120003208 BRICK BUILDING $215,000 Perfect for investors, c/a & ht, fairly new heating units, plumbing electria and nice hw floors. cbmoves.com/110012877 BUSINESS FOR SALE $525,000 Well establlished family business located in the heart of Jourmal Square. Use of 2 basements for storage and use of small garage Heavily traveled area. cbmoves.com/120010093 LAND IN WEST BERGEN $138,750 25x131.27 Zoned multi-family in 4F nieghborhood. Perfect for rental parking spades (at least 12). cbmoves.com/110011391 DEVELOPERS WANTED $749,000 For new condos or rentals! Vacant land w/approved plans for 25 residential units w/parking and balconies. Building has designed with brick façade and attention throughout. 10-1bdrm u nits,15-2 bdrm units. A great opportuity. cbmoves.com/120007618

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HOBOKEN $1,250,000 SATURDAY 9/22 1:00PM-3:00PM 160 ELEVENTH STREET Great opportunity to own in Hoboken. Currently used as two duplex units, this home enjoys bright light through the large windows on double wide Eleventh Street. You also have a large backyard, unusual for any numbered street in Hoboken. If you want to create a single family, the plans to do so are available.

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HOBOKEN $1,399,000 SUNDAY 9/23 1:00PM-3:00PM 1009 BLOOMFIELD STREET Recently renovated Bloomfield Street one family home with 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, home office, landscaped garden with patio, CAC. Chef's kitchen features tall cabinets with lots of drawers, marble countertops, 5 burner stove w/griddle, double oven and warming drawer, double door refrigerator w/bottom freezer, faucet over stove for filling large pots. Gas fireplace in living room, built in speakers, shutters on all front Marvin windows. Built in closets in basement for great storage.

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HOBOKEN $489,000 SUNDAY 9/23 1:00PM-3:00PM 501 ADAMS STREET Two bedroom on the ground floor of the converted school building known as Adams Square. This South facing, modern condo overlooks the courtyard and includes a deeded parking space to go along with the high ceilings, stainless steel appliances and granite counters Hoboken buyers expect.

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HOBOKEN $517,500 SUNDAY 9/23 1:00PM-3:00PM 501 MONROE ST #1 This modern two-bed two bath comes with a private, deeded two-car garage that boasts ample storage space. The topquality kitchen includes JennAir appliances, wine cooler, cherry wood cabinets highlighted by Brazillian wood floors, black granite breakfast bar and 250 sq.ft. private deck with double French doors. Experience the benefits of suburban living in the heart of stylish Hoboken!

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HOBOKEN $625,000 SATURDAY 9/22 1:00PM-3:00PM 600 HUDSON ST., #2B This gracious one bedroom, one and a half bath condo has one of the largest decks on Hudson Street, a true laundry room, and customized closets throughout. The open layout is perfect for entertaining! Parking available. Once you have seen all the generic condos in town, come see this one. You will be amazed!

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UNION CITY $229,000 SATURDAY 9/22 1:00PM-3:00PM 100 Manhattan Ave. The Doric. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath renovated unit on the 12th floor. Open living/dining/kitchen floor plan, kitchen island, stainless steel appliances, en suite master bath, NY views from all windows and balcony. Full service building with doorman, gym, seasonal pool, deli, dry cleaner, and parking. Near light rail.

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WEEHAWKEN starts@$285,000 SUNDAY 9/23 1:00PM-3:00PM 518 GREGORY AVE NYC at your doorstep! Unique renovated factory, parking Included in maintenance. Gregory Commons an Uncommon Place to live! Offered by: Marlene Frazzini former sales director. www.marlenefrazzini.com $285,000-$494,900

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UNION CITY $99,900.00 SUNDAY 9/23 12:00-2:00PM 304 PATERSON PLK RD #2B Cozy Condo – Mod K & Bth, 1 bdrm (499 sqft) low maint & txs.

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Wednesday at 12:00 Noon for Sunday & the following Thursday edition. *Please note these deadlines are also for cancellations. *Please check your ad on the first day of publication, as we can only be responsible for first time incorrect insertion.

CALL THE CLASSIFIEDS! Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

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PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD ONLINE 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK go to: www.hudsonreporter.com

click on Place a classified ad on the top bar and following the easy instructions On-line Deadlines: Monday 12 midnight for Wednesday & Thursday Publications & Wednesday 12 midnight for Sunday Publications For more information call the Classified Department Monday-Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm The Hudson Reporter 1400 Washington St. Hoboken, NJ 07030 201-798-7800

GREAT DEAL Jersey City!!!

Affordable,clean 2Br short distance from transit near MLK Jr Dr @Fulton Ave.Open porch, spacious back yd.Newly installed kitchen/ bath, full-size appliances. $1050/ mo contact Katrina@ (617)938-4138

JERSEY CITY 6 ROOM APT.Corner of Neptune & Garfield Avenues. $1,100P/M. Also, 3RM for $800/mo. H/HW incl.

Across from middle school and busstop. 201-451-6238.

Large 3 bedroom, One bath apt on the 2nd floor of a 2 family house. Near all transportation (20 minutes to NYC). Newly renovated kitchen, updated bathroom, 1 car garage, W/D hook-up avail. Utilities not included. Available 10/1. No Brokers Fee. Call Simon 917-3701000

135 APT/CONDO/ CO-OP FOR RENT UNION CITY- 46th St. 1st floor of private house. 2BR, LR, DR, ss appliances, hardwood floors, patio. No pets. $1,400 plus heat. 1½ months security.

Available Now. 201-424-4633.

UNION CITY CONDO Newly Renovated S/S Appliances

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1 BR.............$1,195.00

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201-646-1234 145 ROOMS FOR RENT JERSEY CITY- Journal Square area $400/mo. Close to Path. Large furnished room, wall to wall carpet, lots of windows. 2 family house, quiet, nice area. No pets, no smoking. 862-2429330 leave telephone number.

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300 HELP WANTED Visit www.hudsonreporter.com EMPLOYMENT: Help Wanted

THE HUDSON REPORTER Welcomes your Job Source Classified Advertisements!

Reach over 125,000 Job Hunters weekly!

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340 HELP WANTED EDUCATION

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Hoboken Early Childhood Program Looking to Fill Part-Time Teaching or Assistant Teaching Positions for late Afternoon Dynamic, creative, caring, energetic and responsible persons experienced in caring for young children. College educated with early childhood credits or P3 certification preferred, CDA or CDS acceptable. College students studying Early Childhood are eligible to apply.

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CLASSIFIED DEADLINES!!

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CALL THE CLASSIFIEDS! Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

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A public service message from The Hudson Reporter and the FTC.

MEDICAL OFFICE SEEKING PART-TIME HELP 15 HOURS A WEEK ONLY! Medical experience required.

Bilingual. Knowledge of EMR is a MUST! Please fax resume to (201) 795-5515

NOW HIRING! FEDERAL and POSTAL JOBS! Call the Federal Trade Commission toll-free at 1-877-FTC-HELP to find out how to avoid job placement scams.

Or visit www.ftc.gov.

A public service message from The Hudson Reporter Newspaper Group and the FTC.

GENERAL CLASSIFIED 435 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE! Place your 25word classified ad in over 145 newspapers throughout NJ for $520. Contact Diane Trent 609-406-0600 ext. 24, www.njpa.org.

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Please note these deadlines are also for cancellations, and check your ad on the first day of publication, as we can only be responsible for first time incorrect insertion.

Any questions please call us at (201) 798-7800

THE HUDSON REPORTER

495 GARAGE/YARD SALE MULTI GARAGE SALE: Saturday 9/22. 194 Huber St., Secaucus. Something for everyone! Queen Iron Bed, Black Oriental Bar, antiques, clothing, childrens, & much more.

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FREE FOUND ADS The HUDSON REPORTER Classified Department will publish Found Ads at NO Charge!! If you find a lost item or pet, please call our Classified Department at: (201) 798-7800 We will publish your ad, up to 20 words for 2 weeks, FREE! Private Party individual only.

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485 FINANCIAL Visit www.hudsonreporter.com SERVICES: Financial

ADVANCE-FEE LOANS OR CREDIT OFFERS: It's Illegal for companies doing business by phone to promise you a loan and ask you to pay for it before they deliver. For more information, call toll-free 1-877-FTC HELP. A public service message from the Hudson Reporter and the Federal Trade Commission.

Monday at 12:00 Noon for Thursday & the following Sunday edition.

Wednesday at 12:00 Noon for Sunday & the following Thursday edition. *Please note these deadlines are also for cancellations. *Please check your ad on the first day of publication, as we can only be responsible for first time incorrect insertion.

CALL THE CLASSIFIEDS! Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

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CASH FOR COINS! Buying ALL Gold and Silver. Also Stamps and Paper Money, Entire Collections, Estates. Travel to your home. Call Marc in NJ 1-800-488-4175.

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AUTO CLASSIFIED

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700 AUTOS FOR SALE

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973-384-5261 YARD SALE-166 west 49th St. Sat. 9/22, 9AM-3PM. Rain date 9/23. Kids toys (Build-a-bear, Disney) house decorations, hand-made crafts, puttinggreen, massage chair, doll house, & more.

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Mod#TF3H3CJW, Stk#122423, auto, 4cyl, 2WD, pwr wind/lks/st/ brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, tilt, cruise, MSRP: $28,585.

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Mod#YF4H2CEW, Stk#122384, auto, 6cyl, pwr wind/lks/st/ brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, tilt, cruise, MSRP: $31,050.

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Stk#H2250, 6cyl, auto, tilt, cruise, lthr, awd, p wind/lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, 115k mi ....... $11,895^

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Stk#H2313, 4cyl, auto, tilt, cruise, sunrf, p wind/lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, 80k mi ......... $10,771^

Stk#H2268, 4cyl, auto, tilt, p wind/lcks/ str/brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, only 3k mi ............... $14,771^

Stk#H2024, 6cyl, auto, lthr, 7 pass, p wind/$ lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, 38k mi ...... 19,595^

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Stk#H2092, 4cyl, auto, tilt, cruise, ABS, p wind/lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, 67k mi.... $10,877^

Stk#H2129, 4cyl, auto, tilt, cruise, ABS, p wind/ lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, 13k mi ............ $15,995^

Stk#H1958, 6cyl, auto, tilt, cruise, ABS, p wind/ lcks/str/brks, AM/FM/cd, a/c, 17k mi ............ $22,771^

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