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GOVERNMENT $40 million budget?

and the parking lot at the Par 3 golf Public hearing set for June 20 on course, among other projects. Police Chief Paul Boeger- proposed municipal spending plan shausen brought in an operating budget request of nearly $488,000. By Patricia Harris get anticipates revenues of nearly That amount represents an of The Item $12.5 million and calls for nearly increase of nearly 10 percent over $29.5 million to be raised through last year, due in part to increases in The Township Committee intro- taxes. Nearly $2 million must be mandatory expenses, such as utili- duced a $40 million municipal held in reserve for uncollected tax- ties and state mandates, and in part budget for 2006 near the end of its es. to an increase in costs for technol- Tuesday meeting without discus- The introduction of the budget ogy services, he said. sion. Tuesday took place following pre- The chief also made a capital The budget exceeds last year’s sentations by heads of three request of $300,000 for a central amount by slightly more than $1 departments—engineering, police communication dispatch system. million, and township officials and public works. Committee Pete Gallitelli, superintendent of have indicated increased costs of members asked questions of the the Department of Public Works, running the municipal government administrators related to their spe- along with Tim Monahan, the may result in a higher tax rate. The cific operations. department’s supervisor, made a final tax rate, however, will not be Township engineer Tom budget request of $297,000 for known until the schools and coun- Watkinson asked for an operating roads, $240,000 for snow removal, ty portions are factored in. The budget of $84,500, which repre- $181,000 for sewer maintenance county rate is not yet final, sents a 15 percent decrease over and $96,000 for garage and car ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM although the schools’ rate is last year due to a reduction in need maintenance. In addition, the South Mountain School parent Anya Tomko, above left, and son, Alex, receive a lesson from known. for consultants in the area of administrators foresaw the need Martha Annoni, assistant township engineer, on reading an elevation map as part of a The Committee also set a public groundwater testing. His capital for $285,000 for public buildings program conducted Tuesday at the Bauer Community Center to give the school’s student hearing on its 2006 municipal bud- budget request of $1.6 million is to and grounds, $1,485,000 for sani- council members insight into renovation problems in Taylor Park. Below, business get for June 20. After that hearing, cover the portion of restoration of tation landfill and $514,500 for administrator Timothy P. Gordon asks the youngsters to summarize their morning’s work. For the governing body can approve the Short Hills train station not shade tree operations. additional photos, see Page D6. the budget. covered by grants, replacement of A new sludge removal program In addition to $40 million in the steps at police headquarters, appropriations, the municipal bud- and rehabilitation of Parking Lot 2 SEE BUDGET, PAGE D6

REDEVELOPMENT Baer faces stiff questions By Patricia Harris time are to be set, he noted. statute to move ahead with the of The Item Baer said the forum will be led planning process. by attorney Bob Goldsmith, who The mayor then said to Viney A heated exchange between the mayor called an expert in rede- and the dozen other residents, “I Mayor Daniel Baer and Glen velopment issues. (See related sto- understand you’ve been privy to a Avenue resident Frank Meyer ry, Page A3.) certain amount of information. I erupted at the beginning of Tues- The discussion began when Ter- want to be sure you receive all the day’s Township Committee meet- ry Viney, a Glen Avenue resident, information you need to make an ing. applauded the Committee’s efforts informed decision.” The clash marked the third time to revitalize the downtown but Noting he had done his home- the two have faced off in a public asked why the township is pro- work, Baer passed out copies of an session with a group of residents ceeding under the state’s redevel- American Planning Association from Glen Avenue and Cape Court opment law, which he said seems article commending the state’s showing up to question the Com- to be a “rather draconian redevelopment law. Saying no mittee. Again, the issue was the approach.” He also said his prop- plans have yet been developed, he municipality’s proposed redevel- erty value has suffered because of invited members of the audience to opment project for the downtown. its placement on a list of properties be part of the process. As at previous sessions, Meyer to be considered for redevelop- “If you don’t want development implored the Township Committee ment. on Glen Avenue, tell us,” he said. to conduct an open public hearing Baer responded in a general way Meyer came to the podium to on the redevelopment process. by saying the Township Committee make his plea. The conversation ended nearly has been asked to take a hard look “I’m disappointed that you’re an hour later with Baer saying a at the downtown and is merely taking this so personally,” he told public forum will be held the week responding to that request. He said Baer. “You talk about an open of June 13 at the Millburn Free the governing body is taking the Public Library. The exact date and steps proscribed within the state SEE BAER, PAGE D6 BLEACHER REMOVAL SCHOOLS Students evaluating park as a municipal exercise By Harry Trumbore children have a different view safe only when they have a clear ofTheItem from adults.” view of the area around them. The students were divided into Kylie Ferrentino suggested fil- Members of the South Moun- four different groups and spent the tering the pond to remove debris tain School Student Council hud- next hour and a half studying the they could see washing down the dled with municipal officials Tues- areas in question. river. day morning as they evaluated Martha Annoni, assistant town- Ocean Liu drew a diagram for ongoing problems in Taylor Park. ship engineer, led them through a new Millburn Avenue Bridge. On hand to speak to the stu- an examination of problems sur- He removed the arches to dents in the Bauer Community rounding the Millburn Avenue improve the flow of the river, but Center were Mayor Daniel J. Baer Bridge. kept the overall design. and township business adminis- Forester Tom Doty talked to the “I think people kind of like it,” trator Timothy P. Gordon. students about plans to rejuvenate he said. Baer and South Mountain the riverbank and the problems Collas said he was impressed teacher Rhoda Samkoff, who is caused by invasive plants. with the inventiveness of the stu- the student council faculty advisor, Martine Donofrio, chairman of dents. wanted to present the students the Enviromental Commission, “In one group, I had an engi- with a program that went beyond talked to the students about the neer and a banker,” he said, JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM the visit by the council last year to pond and the need to control explaining that one student sug- Town Hall. Canada geese in the park, while gested circulating fresh water Doug Furnback of Landsite Construction Co. of Roselle Park scoops up several dismantled Baer suggested having the stu- John Collas, Public Works Depart- through the pond with a pump. bleachers May 11 from the Millburn High School stadium. The removal of the bleachers allows dents evaluate plans being consid- ment Supervisor, asked the stu- The youngster’s friend, Collas for the new track, which is being installed along with an artificial surface field, to be moved ered to renovate or restore areas dents to consider problems sur- added, came up with fund-raising several feet toward the main high school building. in the park and around the pond. rounding the dam. ideas to pay for the plan, saying, “Won’t you come up with some The students soon learned the “That’s how we can make it easy answers for us?” Baer asked the problems were related. on the taxpayers!” Bear sighted in township yesterday morning captured and removed students. Student Council President According to Samkoff, the stu- Gordon explained that the Patrick Ley suggested planting dents now will report back to their Police said a 150-pound bear that entered the neighborhood and eventually was treed near North township sometimes relies on the trees around the pond to discour- classmates, lead discussions and township yesterday morning was tranquilized and Pond at Forest Drive. advice of outside consultants. age the geese. send their recommendations back transported to Clinton where it reportedly will be Police, animal control officers and township DPW Opinions of the students were “The trees will block their view,” to Town Hall. euthanized. workers assisted officials from the Department of Fish being sought, he said, “because he said, explaining that geese feel According to police Sgt. Peter Eakley, the bear was and Wildlife who tranquilized and recovered the bear sighted around 7:45 a.m. in the Beechcroft Road around 11 a.m.

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(maximumdiscount $6.00) filing till Aug. 31 Offer expires June 6th, 2006 The New Jersey Department Faulty outlet taxes cable of Personnel (NJDOP) has Monterey Cleaners announced they are accepting 569 Millburn Ave. • Short Hills • Tel: 973-376-0411~2 By Harry Trumbore personnel shut the windows to the the cause of the water was a back- applications from individuals Pickup & Delivery Service of The Item outside and vented the area. up in the sewer line. They sum- interested in taking the entrance W198170-01 Firefighters and a worker from moned the Department of Public exam to become a firefighter. Reports of an arcing wire drew PSE&G were unable to locate the Works to inspect the line in the The application period opened firefighters to a Park Road resi- source of a reported odor of gas in street to check the location of the May 1 and the deadline for filing dence Saturday at 9:46 a.m. a Main Street residence Sunday blockage before a plumber was an application is Aug. 31. Fire personnel first centered around 2:30 p.m. The utility work- summoned to the scene. Applicants must be at least 18 their attention on a television cable er, however, noted the gas supply Firefighters at the Gero Park years of age, but no more than 35 that appeared to be arcing against line to the clothes dryer was alu- station didn’t have far to go to years old, and a citizen of the a piece of flexible ductwork in the minum and advised the home- investigate reports Saturday morn- Untied States by the filing dead- attic. According to reports, howev- owner to have it changed to a ing that the municipal swimming line. er, an electrician called to the more substantial material. pool at Gero Park was overflow- Applicants must meet residen- house determined a faulty outlet Arriving at the scene of a motor ing. cy preferences for the jurisdic- on the second floor was channel- vehicle accident on Morris Turn- According to reports, they tions for which they are seeking ing electricity through a home pike May 10 around 3:30 p.m., fire turned off the water supply after employment by the filing dead- entertainment system and over- personnel found members of the finding the water running and the line. Applicants also must be high loading the cable. Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer pool area unsupervised. school or vocational high school The homeowner was advised to First Aid Squad stabilizing an Fire personnel were called to graduates or posses an approved have the outlet replaced immedi- injured driver in her car. Keats Road the evening of May 8 high school equivalency certifi- ately. According to reports, fire per- by a homeowner who said he cate by Aug. 31. Firefighters investigating an acti- sonnel used a hydraulic spreader could not turn off his gas grill. Other requirements and con- vated carbon monoxide alarm Sat- to open the driver’s door, then By the time a fire crew arrived, ditions apply and are listed on urday shortly after 10:30 a.m. at a assisted in extricating the driver the homeowner reportedly had the application. There is a $35 Chestnut Street residence reported and placing her on a backboard for turned off the grill by shutting off application fee. finding moderate readings of the transport to a local hospital. the gas supply from inside the res- Applications are available at gas at the top of the basement Firefighters said a Mohawk idence. the Millburn Free Public Library, steps. After learning workmen in Road homeowner reported water Fire personnel advised the Town Hall, the Millburn Fire the basement were using two gen- in the basement the afternoon of homeowner to have the valves on Department headquarters on erators outside the building, fire May 9. Fire personnel determined the grill repaired. Essex Street or the NJDOP Web site www.state.nj.us/personnel. POLICE 1 0 - 3 55 7 19 W Driver runs light, causes accident By Harry Trumbore Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer ing eastbound shortly before 12:30 crashed into the metal barrier. of The Item First Aid Squad to a local hospital p.m. when she attempted to Toboul was bleeding from sev- for treatment of facial cuts suffered remove a leaf stuck to her wind- eral facial cuts and was taken to a According to reports, Susan in the accident. shield. According to reports, she local hospital for treatment, police Cathcart of South Orange, 52, was Police charged Geron with care- took her eyes off the road and said. attempting to make a turn from less driving. struck a car driven by Alfonso Police said township resident

W197548-01 Springfield Avenue onto Morris As a tow truck prepared Cath- Mannisi of Denville, 48, who was James Little, 45, was attempting to Turnpike across from Farley Place cart’s car for towing, police said, a stopped in traffic. No one was seri- exit South Terrace onto Route 124 May 10 shortly before 4 p.m. when truck traveling westbound struck ously injured in the accident. May 10 at 7:30 p.m. when his car her car collided with an SUV oper- the mirror of the tow truck as the Qian’s car was towed from the collided with a vehicle driven by ated by Douglas Geron of Summit, driver, Ruday Leiva of Nashville, scene. Simona Pugliese of Kenilworth, 26. 18. Tenn., 23, attempted to pass on the Police said Aaron Toboul of Pugliese reportedly suffered cuts Police said Geron, who was dri- right. No charges were filed. Springfield, 19, told them he lost and abrasions to his arm and was ving eastbound on Morris Turn- Police charged Dongying Qian control of his car while driving on transported by the Millburn-Short pike, ran a red light. Police also of Potsdam, N.Y., 38, with careless Route 24 May 9 shortly before Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad to noted due to a recent road driving Sunday afternoon after the midnight after he drove over debris a local hospital for treatment. Both repaving program, the stop line at car she was driving reportedly in the roadway. cars had to be towed from the the intersection had not been crashed into the rear of another Toboul’s car reportedly veered scene. repainted. vehicle on Route 124. onto the grass median, then No charges were filed after the Cathcart was transported by the Qian told police she was travel- crossed back over the roadway and incident. exÅxÅuxÜ ã{tà çÉâ ztäx ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign starts Monday Law enforcement officers and life-saving benefits of safety ical and other costs. ty Administration. “Tickets are a throughout New Jersey will be belts. The goal of the program is to Safety belt use is especially strong deterrent and the results are {xÜ Ätáà tÇÇ|äxÜátÜçR stepping up enforcement and edu- increase the statewide safety belt important for teens and young meaningful: fewer deaths on our cation of the state’s Primary Seat usage rate to 88 percent. adults. Motor vehicle crashes are roads.” Belt Law. The enforcement and The current safety belt usage the leading cause of death for peo- bâÜ ÑÉ|Çà xåtvàÄçA education campaign comes as part rate in New Jersey is 86 percent, ple age15 to 34 in the United of the nationwide “Click It or Tick- and the rate has steadily risen over States. et” mobilization. the past eight years. “High visibility enforcement Corrections During the mobilization period, In 2005, there were 757 motor saves lives,” said Roberto An article about school admin- which starts Monday and contin- vehicle fatalities in New Jersey. In Rodriguez, director of the New Jer- istrators visiting Japan that ues through June 4, local police a large percentage of the incidents sey Division of Highway Traffic appeared in the May 11 issue of NANCY AND DAVID agencies will conduct a zero toler- the victims were not wearing a Safety. “Our goal is to make sure The Item states incorrectly that ance safety belt enforcement cam- safety belt. that all motor vehicle occupants Commodore Perry opened Japan FINE JEWELS paign. Safety belt use saves lives and are properly restrained on every to the west in the 1890s. Japan was 266 Essex Street,Millburn973.912.9640 Motorists who are not buckled prevents injuries. trip.” opened to western trade in 1853. www.NancyAndDavid.com up will be issued a ticket. In addi- Between 1975 and 2000, safety “We are committed to the Click Due to a production error, Alex tion, concerted efforts are going on belts prevented 135,000 fatalities It or Ticket strategy,” added Tom Teetsel was misidentified in a pic- locally and statewide to raise and 3.8 million injuries nation- Louizou, regional administrator of ture on Page A1 in the May 11 awareness about the importance wide, saving $585 billion in med- the National Highway Traffic Safe- issue.

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THE GREAT SEAL OF MILLBURN

A carved wooden seal now adorns the meeting room at Town Hall, thanks to the efforts of the township’s Art Advisory Committee. Posing with the new seal before Tuesday evening’s Township Committee meeting are Mayor Dan Baer, center; the artist, Philip Alcock, fifth from left; and advisory committee members, from left, Kalman Oravetz, Elaine Becker, Chairman Diana Hoffman, Andy Permison and Steve Suskauer. The committee worked on the seal for a number of years and W198159-01 commissioned the work from Alcock, who lives in Morris Plains.

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REDEVELOPMENT Public forum planned for June

By Patricia Harris and gave a keynote address this Baer said. environmental engineering at the ofTheItem past fall at a redevelopment work- Goldsmith recently served as New Jersey Institute of Technology. shop for municipal leaders and real special counsel to the City of Long He frequently lectures on down- Mayor Daniel Baer has estate developers. Branch with respect to redevelop- town redevelopment and revital- announced the township will hold “I’m very excited Bob will be ment projects and is special coun- ization issues. a public forum on a proposed rede- providing his expertise and knowl- sel for redevelopment to the In related news, Michael Gor- velopment project for the down- edge,” Baer said this week. “He can municipalities of Princeton, West- man, Planning Board chairman, town sometime during the week of provide an unbiased viewpoint on field, Millville and Belmar. said the township received approx- June 13. While the exact day has what the process is all about.” He also has provided counsel imately seven responses to its yet to be announced, the forum Baer also said he has been vocal with respect to redevelopment pro- recent request for qualifications, or will be held at 7:30 p.m., at the in saying the Township Committee jects in municipalities including RFQ, from planners. Millburn Free Public Library. would not conduct a public hear- Morristown, Woodbridge, Jersey The township is seeking to hire Baer has been leading efforts ing unless an expert is present. City, South Bound Brook, Trenton a planner who would help the over the past year to create and Some residents have sought a and Cranford. board conduct its study of the area implement a redevelopment pro- meeting with the Township Com- Goldsmith served as counsel to in need of redevelopment. ject that would include the build- mittee before the governing body Special Improvement Districts in Gorman said he planned to dis- ing of a new Town Hall and the moves ahead with hiring a planner Livingston, West Orange, Red cuss the applicants’ qualifications conversion of the current building to conduct a study of the area in Bank and Summit, among others. at last night’s board meeting and into a commercial property. need of redevelopment. He has served as an adjunct hoped to come up with a “short Leading the forum will be attor- For that study, an initial step in professor of environmental law in list” of three to five planners. ney Robert S. Goldsmith, a partner the redevelopment process, the the Graduate Department of The board could conduct inter- with the law firm of Greenbaum Planning Board will look at near- Urban Planning and Policy Devel- views with those planners over the Rowe, which has offices in Wood- ly 200 properties in the downtown opment at Rutgers University and course of the next few weeks and bridge and Roseland. area and determine if they should a lecturer in law at Rutgers Law recommend a planner to the Goldsmith has assisted a num- be included in the redevelopment School, Newark. Township Committee by the end of ber of communities throughout the plan. He also has taught environmen- the month, he said. state with redevelopment projects “I recognize I’m not an expert,” tal law in the masters program for

SCHOOLS Students tops in market tourney By Harry Trumbore ded Scott, saying he had wanted to ofTheItem do some profit-taking. “We had three pretty diverse Four Millburn High School stu- stocks,” Dan explained. “Insteel dents recently earned more than was always up.” Although the oth- $36,000 playing the stock market, er two stocks fluctuated in value, but they won’t see a penny of it. Dan said, “it wasn’t worth it to They still, however, are financial change.” whiz kids in the eyes of social stud- Jonach made the point that ies teacher Fritz Jonach. some students who bought and His four students—senior Scott sold their stocks found broker’s Mermelstein, and juniors Emma fees eating into their profits, just as Anderson, Dan Maia and Mike in real life. Eisenhauer—captured first place in Insteel was always up, Emma a stock market investment compe- recalled, until the last day of the tition sponsored by the New Jersey competition when the stock inex- Council for Ecoomic Education. plicably dropped 10 points. The students finished first out of In the end, according to Jonach, 450 high school teams in northern Insteel earned the team $21,000. New Jersey. Jonach said they also They also “collected” $12,600 from finished eighth statewide out of their IBCA shares and $3,200 from more than 2,300 teams. their IFS stock. In February, Jonach divided his Out of the seven teams in his economics class into teams. Each class, four turned a profit. team was staked $100,000 in imag- Scott, Emma, Dan and Mike inary money to invest over a 10- HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM will be honored Wednesday at an week period. Millburn High School teacher Fritz Jonach, seated, checks the awards luncheon at Kean Univer- The students said they carefully stock market with students, from left, Scott Mermelstein, Dan sity. researched the market and pur- Of the four, only Emma, who chased shares in Insteel, Infra- Maia, Mike Eisenhauer and Emma Anderson. The four hopes to study international rela- Source and Intervest Bancshares students, who will be honored at Kean University next week, tions and international business in Corporation. won a regional competition for investing and placed eighth in college, said she was interested in Intervest was involved in real the state. playing the market for real. estate lending while InfraSource Scott is headed for the Universi- designed and managed utilities. would show gains quickly,” Mike weeks we had,” Emma added. ty of Indiana, planning to major in Although the students said they said. “The three stocks we picked The team stuck with those three geology, while Dan said he in inter- wanted to stay away from hi-tech had shown growth before we stocks throughout the complete ested in engineering. companies, they settled on Insteel, bought them and we felt they were competition, conferring daily, “You need a lot of money to play a producer of industrial wire prod- poised to move higher.” watching the stock market and the market,” Dan said. “It’s a roller ucts, including computer wiring. “We were looking for which fighting the temptation to gamble coaster ride.” “We had to look for stocks that ones would do well over the 10 actively in the market. Emma kid-

CLASSIC CAR SHOW Change in traffic pattern downtown Sunday Due to the annual Classic Car other municipal parking lot from along Millburn Avenue. The Mill- show. More than 50 trophies will Show Sunday, Millburn Avenue Saturday evening at 9 p.m. until burn Fire Department will conduct be awarded the day of the event. will be completely closed to all Sunday at 9 p.m. for parking. tours of the St. Barnabas Burn Early registration is recom- vehicular traffic between Spring The 14th annual Millburn Clas- Foundation’s Fire Safety Truck mended. Commemorative dash Street and Main Street from 7 a.m. sic Car Show takes place Sunday during the show. Members of the plaques will be given to the first to 6:30 p.m. from noon to 4 p.m. on Millburn Millburn Police Department will 100 cars registered. Eastbound traffic on Millburn Avenue. be available to inspect and install In the event of rain, the car Avenue will be detoured onto Sponsoring the event are the child safety seats in cars. show will be held Sunday, May 28. Spring Street to Rector Street, then Downtown Millburn Develop- Inspections and installations back to Main Street. Northbound ment Alliance (DMDA) and will take place between 11 a.m. For more information about traffic on Spring Street will be Investors Savings Bank in addition and 3 p.m. on Spring Street near traffic, call the Millburn Police detoured eastbound on Taylor to Towne Realty, Autoland, Maple- Michael’s Haircutters. Department traffic bureau at Street back to Main Street. crest Lincoln Mercury and Wyman There will be free raffle prizes. (973) 564-7757. For additional Millburn Municipal Parking Ford. The event is free to the pub- Providing entertainment will be information about the car Lots 5 and 6 on either side of Town lic. “DJ StickShift Eddie,” who will show or to obtain a Hall will be closed to all vehicular The car show is an exhibition perform throughout the day. registration form, call (973) use. with informal judging. Car owners Registration is $10 per car in 379-2341. Permit holders may utilize any are invited to display their cars advance or $15 on the day of the Page XXA4 ‘Teaching ‘Lessons from the Holocaust’ has The Item of Millburn and Short Hills taught me how a classroom can be May 18, 2006 empowered.’ www.TheItemOnline.com Opinion Mary M. Vazquez, Millburn Middle School teacher Tax hike looks unavoidable The Township Committee revealed Tuesday night its plans to seek a $40 million municipal budget for 2006, reflecting a $1 million rise over last year. While the final tax rate will not be set until the schools and the county set their rates, we see an upward spiral on the hori- zon. We can’t say we’re surprised. We’re kind of stuck, as we’re at a time in our history when funding from the state has declined and necessities of life have grown. The township engineer, the chief of police and supervisors from the Department of Public Works all made requests for additional monies over last year. Their requests reflect increas- es in mandatory expenses, including utilities, state mandates and collective bargaining agreements. In the case of the police department, part of the increase is due to increased costs for technology services—essential to the conduct of business these days—and increased training for spe- cial operations. In the post-9/11 world, we need our uniformed personnel to be prepared to respond to a variety of emergen- cies and natural disasters, be they chemical, biological or nuclear. Last week we heard the recreation director ask for 5 percent more funds to cover the cost of running parks and play- grounds, the municipal pool and the Par 3 golf course. And the library director, Bill Swinson, said he anticipated the cost of utilities for the facility will jump 29 percent over last year. “I’m sure these figures must come as a shock to you,” Swin- son told Committee members. In addition, we’re aware the township is still paying a reim- bursement to The Mall at Short Hills as a result of a tax set- tlement reached last year. As in the private sector, pension costs, health benefits and /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU salaries continue to escalate. As business administrator Tim- Holocaust survivors we travel to the United States flowers picked from the hospital classroom can be empowered. othy Gordon pointed out, running a government is labor inten- Holocaust Memorial Museum in garden with Charles, still bedrid- Thank you to all those who con- sive, with salaries making up nearly half of the municipality’s get community’s Washington, D.C.; we write den, weighing 70 pounds. Four tributed to this this year’s event, total budget. Salaries of police and fire personnel account for about their lives. couples living in a kibbutz after especially the Janoff family. You support at reception But, by far, the support of the World War II came in from brought much happiness to so about half of total salary costs. Editor, The Item: Millburn-Short Hills community working in the fields to a huppa many people. Looking on the bright side of things, it appears taxes levied What are the possibilities enables us to touch the hearts of where a rabbi married them all by Essex County will decrease again this year, as they have for when teaching in a classroom? these survivors in a very special simultaneously. Because there Mary M. Vazquez the past two years. Over a three-year period, the township’s tax The possibilities are endless, as I way. was only one wedding ring, they Teacher, Millburn Middle learned April 10. This year, my students and I passed it from couple to couple. School burden at the county level will have decreased by $200,000. Still savoring the joy brought collected the wedding stories of These stories are touching and That’s a little bit of a break. In the meantime, we should pre- to Holocaust survivors at the survivors who married fellow teach us that, despite tragedy, life Successful baseball pare to tighten our belts and forego any extras. 2004 Prom of Your Dreams held survivors. In some cases, both does go on. My students and I at the Crystal Plaza, my students spouses are still alive. In other have collected more than 30 sto- equipment drive and I constantly struggle to find cases, a surviving spouse or a ries that we hope to eventually Editor, The Item: some way to tell survivors how daughter/son relayed the wed- publish. During the month of April, we much we care and how we are ding story. How could we thank these collected donations of used base- committed to keeping their Their stories were touching. survivors for their memoirs? ball equipment to support the Way to get memories alive for future genera- Phyllis and Charles Zagorski Again, the generosity of Debbie Roberto Clemente Little League tions. married in a hospital, her dress and Allan Janoff and their staff at in Newark. The response was We listen to their testimonies; made from hospital sheets, her the Crystal Plaza made dreams tremendous and we want to come true at a reception April thank everyone for their support. 10. Special thanks go to Bob Vogt involved It became a community effort of the Millburn-Short Hills Little Mayor Daniel J. Baer welcomed members of the South Commuters should with music from the Barry Her- League and Michelle Downey Mountain School Student Council to the Bauer Community man Orchestra, invitations from and Warren Frank of the Spring- Center Tuesday morning for a unique program. The students Denise Abramson’s Paper Par- field Little League. Their dona- consider alternatives fait, beautiful flowers from James tions accounted for more than a were there to listen to some of the problems facing municipal W. Opie’s Emerald Garden, pro- truckload of equipment and uni- officials in renovating and refurbishing Taylor Park. fessional photographs from forms. The student council had visited with township officials last to driving to work Stephanie and Ken Alswang’s At We also want to thank the year at Town Hall. This year, Baer and faculty adviser Rhoda Home Studio and valet parking entire Millburn school district, Samkoff decided to add another layer to the student’s study By Michele S. Byers Cancer Society. Get a few friends from Advanced Parking Con- the Millburn Diamond Club, Bob Executive Director to sponsor you and try out com- cepts. Hogan of the Millburn Recre- of municipal government. New Jersey Conservation muting by bicycle. You can raise The evening, a priest and a ation Department and Detective Tuesday, Baer introduced business administrator Timothy P. Foundation funds to benefit the American rabbi blessed these marriages, cit- Lt. David Cuomo of the Millburn Gordon to the students as “the man who runs the town.” Cancer Society. Learn more about ing both the living and those who Police Department for their sup- Gordon responded that the town is run by a team. He told New Jersey commutes have Bike to Work Day and commut- had passed. The students lit can- port and guidance. changed in the last few decades. ing by bicycle at dles in a solemn promise to per- Thanks again for all your help. the students that although the municipal teammates rely on Nowadays, in addition to the www.ridewise.org or call (908) petuate their legacy. Renewal Mike Wissner each other to solve problems, they sometimes seek outside massive daily ingress and exodus 704-1011. and remembrance was the theme and Brandon Greenblatt advice. Now, he said to the students, the town was asking their from New York City or Philadel- If you can’t take mass transit, as we pledged to Holocaust sur- Millburn High School advice. phia, New Jersey commuters walk or bike, try carpooling. vivors, “Listen to your hearts varsity baseball team often head somewhere in-state, or Organizations like Meadowlink beat inside us.” “Children have a different view than adults,” Gordon said. to more suburban locales in New Commuter Service (www.mead- Teaching “Lessons from the SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 We’ve been covering these same problems and at times it York, Pennsylvania or even owlink.org or (201) 939-4242) Holocaust” has taught me how a seems like there aren’t any solutions. Whether or not the stu- Delaware. But commuting is still and others can help you find car- costly in time and money, and it’s pooling partners by matching the dents come up with any realistic solutions isn’t the important Letter policy part of the exercise, however. absolutely brutal on our environ- start and end points of your com- ment. mutes. Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, Watching them listen to municipal officials discuss the dam So unless you absolutely love And don’t be afraid to combine electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor or the Millburn Avenue Bridge gave us a glimpse of the town’s commuting alone in your car, alternatives to suit your needs. are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and youngest residents turning from students into involved citizens consider trying something differ- Cycling to the train station or to double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for ent this spring. Try biking, walking a carpool rendezvous can bring verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Not not just on the park projects, but on the life of the town as well. or taking public transportation, or you many of the same benefits. In The students learned there are real people in local govern- all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to even carpooling—you might enjoy some cases, you can even take [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 ment striving to make life better for its residents. They took it while saving serious money on your bike with you on the bus or Millburn Avenue. up the invitation to become part of the process. gas and helping the environment train; you can learn more about We hope they bring that enthusiasm back to their school at the same time. NJ Transit’s accommodations for The granddaddy of alternative bicycles on their Web site at and, more important, back to their homes. transportation is still good old www.njtransit.com and then Where to write or phone mass transit. It can save you a clicking on Bike Program under Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to their great deal of time and money and the Rider Guide menu. getting all those cars off the road Finally, look around for local representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state General Assembly &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV stems air pollution. New Jersey expertise. TransOptions, for or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters or calling: Transit offers a wide variety of bus example, will assist commuters, SUNDAY, MAY 21 MONDAY, MAY 22 and rail options all around the businesses and municipalities in Noon to 4 p.m. DMDA Classic 7:45 p.m. Board of Education state. Contact them at (800) 772- Morris, Sussex and Warren coun- U.S. SENATE 11th floor Car Show. Millburn Avenue. meeting. Education Center. 2222, or visit www.njtransit.com ties, as well as towns in suburban Newark, 07102 Sen. Frank Lautenberg for more information. Essex, Passaic and Union coun- (973) 645-3030 324 Hart Senate Office Building Biking is a great alternative. If ties, by tailoring an alternative Fax: (973) 645-0502 you’ve sat at a dead stop in traffic transportation program to meet Washington, D.C. 20510 watching a cyclist roll past, you their needs. They can be reached Telephone: (202) 224-3224 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES probably thought about it. 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LETTERS offer a wide variety of programs London. As the Army flourished, MILLBURN’S GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC and services that include: food for it spread to other cities as Booth FROM PAGE A4 the hungry, companionship to the preached hope and salvation for elderly and ill, clothing and shel- the desperately poor and down- Celebrate Salvation ter to the homeless, opportunities trodden. for underprivileged children, relief The work of The Salvation Army week, learn for disaster victims, assistance to Army today is still based on the disabled, early childhood William Booth’s teachings and more about us learning centers, camping pro- continues his mission and service Editor, The Item: grams for youth, seniors and vet- principles, which are motivated This week is National Salva- erans and much more. And, our by love for God and mankind. I tion Army week. I’d like to take facilities are open 365 days a year. invite the public to learn more this opportunity to thank our vol- As one of the largest charitable about the Army’s programs and unteers, donors, friends and sup- and service organizations in the services by visiting our Web site, porters for their help throughout world, The Salvation Army has www.salvationarmynewjersey.or the year. Without your support, been dispensing aid, without dis- g. we would not be able to accom- crimination, to those in need plish all that we do to help those since 1865. Begun by William Major Stephen Banfield less fortunate in New Jersey. Booth, a renowned evangelical NJ State Commander How do we help those in minister, the Army’s first begin- Salvation Army need? Throughout New Jersey we nings were in the East End of When You Need A Breast Surgeon

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SKETCH COURTESY OF KAREN BIGOS’ TOWNE REALTY GROUP one-block stretch, making it con- The house featured in the 1939 venient to walk to each of the architectural magazine was recent- houses. ly added to and features several Four of the homes are num- hand-painted murals on the walls, bered Stewart Hartshorn houses including one presenting a view of SUMMER CAMPS AT MILLBURN H.S. and the fifth house was featured in the Hudson Valley as it looked Call Coach Guarino (973) 376-3600 ext. 484 a 1939 edition of the Architectur- many decades ago. al Forum. Hartshorn, inventor of Proceeds from the historic for any information or e-mail: [email protected] the roller window shade, devel- house tour will be used to help ~~ SPEED & AGILITY CAMP ~~ oped a section of the township save Millburn’s most historically known as the “ short hills” area as significant property, the Hessian ALL SPORTS BOYS AND GIRLS his ideal community in 1870. He House on Millburn Avenue, which Grades 4-12 made his home here and pur- currently is on the market. Monday, Tuesday andWednesday chased land on which he built For tour ticket information, vis- (3 Days for 3 Weeks) additional houses, thereby foster- it the Millburn-Short Hills Histori- July 10, 11, 12 WEEK 1 ing the growth of Short Hills cal Society museum either during Two of the houses on the tour regular visitor hours on Wednes- July 17, 18, 19 WEEK 2 are mirror images of each other, days from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Thurs- July 24, 25, 26 WEEK 3 and both have been restored in ele- day evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 Choose either 8:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. or 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. gant, yet very different p.m., and the first Sunday of the Camp Fee - 3 Weeks $175 - Any 2 Weeks $120 - Any 1 Week $60 ways. 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6HUYLFHV (YHQWV Mark Anton Louise Smith A Mass for township resident Pawling School, Pawling, N.Y., and A memorial service for lifelong 140 in the township. She also was Christ Church the church office for more infor- Mark John Anton was offered Sat- a founding board member of the township resident Louise F. Smith a Sunday school teacher at Christ 7:15, 8, 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. E. mation. urday in St. Rose of Lima Church. Greenwood School in Vermont. was held April 19 in the Smith & Church. Bevan Stanley will preach and Mr. Anton, 80, died May 10 at He was a licensed private pilot Smith Funeral Home in Spring- Mrs. Smith is survived by two celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The First Baptist Church home. and a member of the Short Hills field. Mrs. Smith, 100, died April sons, Augustus W. Jr. and Frederick sidesman will be Theodore 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. He was the former president, Club, the Bay Head Yacht Club 15 in Berkeley Heights Convales- L.; two daughters, Judith L. Haas Houlis. Stanley will preach and Hines will preach the sermon, chief executive officer and chair- and the Orchid Island (Fla.) Beach cent Center, Berkeley Heights. and Elizabeth G. Sitren; 11 grand- the Rev. Allison Read will cele- Misdirected Ambition, based on man of the board of the Suburban and Golf Club. She was the first president of the children and 10 great-grandchil- brate at the 9:30 a.m. service. The Mark 10:35-45. Propane Gas Corp. in East Born in Newark, Mr. Anton Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Guy R. dren. sidesmen will be Samuel Reck- 7 p.m.: The evening service will Hanover, where he worked for lived in the township and Bay Bosworth American Legion Post ford and Patricia Shewmaker. feature a video and discussion on more than 40 years before retiring. Head for many years. He also The first lesson will be read by “Pilgrim’s Progress,” a John Bun- Mr. Anton graduated from Bow- maintained a residence in Orchid Joan Mebane, the second lesson yan classic. doin College in 1951 and was a Island. John MacIlroy will be read by Eileen Paduano U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. Mr. Anton is survived by his and the Prayers of the People will St. Rose of Lima Church Mr. Anton was chairman of the wife, Elizabeth; two daughters, Former township resident John leadership at Christ Church as well be read by Terry Finan. Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 board of both the Hospital Center Elizabeth Anton Dooley of Min- C. MacIlroy, 93, died April 30 in as the Boy Scouts and the Schiff school and nursery care will begin p.m.: Mass is offered. The sacra- at Orange and the Christopher neapolis, Minn., and Susan Anton Denver, Colo. Leadership program. Born in at 9:15 a.m. All are welcome to ment of reconciliation is offered Reeve Foundation. Clancy of Chatham; two sons, He was an executive with the Plainfield, he lived in Washington, Coffee Hour at 10:45 a.m. Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., Mr. Anton was a trustee of Mark II of the township and non-woven division of Johnson D.C., New York City and the town- and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. Phoenix Home Life, the Horizon Christopher John of St. Paul, and Johnson for 25 years. ship before moving to Natchez, Community Congregational Bank Corp. and the Pittston Corp., Minn.; and 12 grandchildren. Mr. MacIlroy attended Prince- Miss. He had lived in Denver for Church St. Stephen’s Church and governor of the Baltusrol Golf In lieu of flowers, memorial con- ton University and volunteered for the past several years. Mr. MacIl- 10 a.m.: For Youth Sunday, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.: A spoken Club in Springfield. tributions can be made to the Mill- the U.S. Army Air Corps at the roy is survived by a son, John Whit- Linda and Victor Piccininno wel- service of Holy Eucharist with Also, he was a trustee emeritus burn-Short Hills Volunteer First beginning of World War II. He tington of Hilton Head, S.C. and come worshipers. The Rev. Jen- homily, followed by a Holy of the Kent Place School in Sum- Aid Squad, 188 Glen Ave., Mill- graduated from Officer Candidate East Lansing, Mich.; a daughter, nifer N. Testa leads the congrega- Eucharist service with homily, mit, a board member of the Trinity- burn, 07041. School and received his commis- Midge Pierce of Denver and tion in worship. The Chancel choir and organ. Church school sion and training in the Eighth Air Steamboat Springs, Colo.; three Choir, directed by Warren Brown, classes for children ages 2 and a Bernice Furie Force B-24 program. He was sta- grandchildren, three great-grand- will be accompanied by guitar half through eighth grade meet at tioned at Keesler Army Air Base. children and numerous stepchil- and youth soloists to provide 10 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Nurs- Services for township resident lived in the township since 1952. Mr. MacIlroy was active in the dren and stepgrandchildren. inspirational music. Following ery care is provided at the 10 a.m. Bernice Furie were held Sunday in Mrs. Furie is survived by three worship, all are invited to attend service. Union. Mrs. Furie, 86, died Friday sons, Bruce, Warren and Richard; a reception. Nursery care is pro- in the North Shore University a brother, Jack Wolfe; seven grand- The Item religion editor Patricia Harris can be reached via e-mail at vided, and all are welcome. Wyoming Presbyterian Church Hospital, Manhasset, N.Y. children and a great-grandchild. [email protected] 11:30 a.m.: A Bible Forum on 10 a.m.: The Rev. Ronald W. Born in Philadelphia Pa., she “Da Vinci Code: Fact or Fabrica- Johnson will lead worship and tion,” with the Rev. Msgr. George preach the sermon, What God Trabold of St. Rose of Lima Wants This Church To Do. Scrip- Church, the Rev. Johann J. ture readings are Isaiah 43:1-7 LONGTIME CHOIR MEMBER Bosman of Community Congre- and Matthew 28:16-20. The gational Church and Charles Jor- Chancel Choir, under the direc- W197541-01 dan, art historian, guiding the dis- tion of Steven Shellman, will sing. cussion. All are welcome, and A special Sunday school rotation childcare is available. workshop will be provided for Monday, 3:45 p.m.: Youth children through sixth grade at 10 Choir Rehearsal. a.m., where they will learn about Keruv Coalition and Congregation Beth El Present: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.: Mid- the seasons of the church year. week Bible Forum on Women of Seventh and eighth graders will Sharing Stories: Finding Your Place the Bible. meet for Sunday school at 10 a.m. in the Synagogue Community in the parlor. Infant and toddler Covenant Presbyterian Church care is available in the Crib Join Rabbi Francine Roston as she leads a discussion of how 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Ken Room, and classes for 2, 3 and 4 interfaith families, both the Jewish partner and the non-Jewish partner, Shomo will preach the sermon, year olds meet each Sunday at 10 have experienced life and found a place in Conservative Synagogues. Abraham, Man of Faith and a.m. A congregational building Action, based on Genesis 14. Sun- design review will be held in Fel- SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 10:00 AM TO 11:30 AM day school for adults and children lowship Hall at 11 a.m. immedi- CONGREGATION BETH EL • 222 IRVINGTON AVE • SOUTH ORANGE, NJ begins at 9:15 a.m. Children will ately following worship. The begin their classes with a com- Building Committee will present A light brunch will be served • Parallel program for kids bined time of song and prayer, led refined construction designs for Free to the public • Walk-ins welcome To RSVP or for more info, call Sarah McNamara at 973-763-1875 by Diana Lipps of the town- the addition to the church build- To find out about future events, [email protected] ship. Two adult classes are also ing. Coffee hour will follow. offered at 9:15, “Proverbs: Life Lived in Perspective” and “A The- Members of the religious com- The Keruv Coalition is a consortium of Conservative synagogues dedicated to welcoming Interfaith Families: Temple Beth Ahm - Springfield, Congregation Beth El ology of the Home.” After the munity are invited to submit Township resident Ruth Southwick was recently honored for worship service, a farewell picnic information for publication. - South Orange, Congregation Beth Israel - Scotch Plains, Temple Beth Shalom - 60 years of singing in the choir at Christ Church. Congregants Livingston, Congregation B'nai Israel - Millburn, Summit JCC - Summit. will be held for Richard and News should be submitted via e- honored her with a special Coffee Hour following services on Helen Boveroux, longtime con- mail to theitem@northjer- Community Conversations continues on September 10th at the Summit JCC with April 30. gregants who will be sey.com or by calling (973) 921- “Creating Jewish Experiences for Your Children” moving. Evening Bible studies 6453 or by writing The Item, 343 meet in the evening in the town- Millburn Ave., Millburn, 07041. ship and New Providence; call Students singing Children from the Congregation KONNERCHEVROLET.COM B’nai Jeshurun Religious School and the older children of the Rab- Resident presenting forum bi Barry H. 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Heather Rain- Walsh will discuss pervasive scuk, will begin abuses of human rights that are with coffee and causing women and girls around the speaker at the world to be hit harder than Walsh 9:30 a.m. fol- men and boys by the HIV/AIDS lowed by brunch pandemic. at 11. Walsh has worked extensively Babysitting will be provided at on women’s health issues, includ- no charge with a reservation. For ing reproductive health and more information or to make a HIV/AIDS, as well as women’s reservation, call Katherine Becker property and inheritance rights. at (973) 376-6705. Prior to joining Human Rights There is a $25 charge for the Watch, she practiced law at sever- event and all are welcome. The al international law firms and the League of Women Voters invites United Nations legal office in New any interested local residents to York and conducted domestic vio- join. Annual dues are $45. Psychotherapist speaking Sunday Dr. Jeffrey Rubin, psychothera- ty Levin of Sagamore Road, also a pist and psychoanalyst, will speak psychotherapist and president- on “Human Flourishing in Time of elect of the Ethical Culture Society. Peril” at the Ethical Culture Soci- Rubin is a published author of ety Sunday Service at 11 a.m. The “The Good Life: Psychoanalytic PHOTOS COURTESY OF JUDY GOODMAN society is located at 516 Prospect Reflections on Love, Ethics, Cre- Township resident Jody Goodman auctions off an item during the fund-raiser she and her husband, Richard, held at their home St., Maplewood. ativity and Spirituality” and “Bud- this past weekend. The event raised nearly $30,000 for the Portable Playhouse, a charitable organization that enables He will be presented by E. Bet- dhism: Toward an Integration.” hospitalized children to create artwork. Louisa Costa Garro, PhD Professor of Education at Bank Street College in NYC presents “Young Bilingual Learners- What Parents Should Know” Resident raises funds for hospitalized children An overview of the stages and factors in second language acquisition and Township resident Jody Good- Founded by MaryAnn Corey, Parents also get a well-deserved After learning the charity had a understanding of what to expect and how to support our children. Open to all interested parents brought to you by Bilingual Buds man organized a fund-raiser this the Portable Playhouse organizes break during these visits. waiting list of more than 60 hospi- past weekend that raised nearly volunteers who go from bed to bed More information about the tals and Corey was personally Thursday May 25, 2006 Register at $30,000 for the Portable Play- of hospitalized children offering charity can be found at the Web funding all the other hospitals, 7:00 - 8:30 pm www.bilingualbuds.com house, a charitable organization the opportunity to create special- site, Goodman decided to help. Registration begins 6:45 pm $15 per person that enriches the lives of hospital- ized bead projects. www.theportableplayhouse.org. The event was made possible by Maplewood Library, Adults only, please W198336-01 ized children through artistic The children can interact with Goodman became a volunteer donations from local merchants Memorial Hall For more info, expression. someone other than medical staff more than a year ago, and she and and restaurants as well as dona- 51 Baker Street call 973-378-9892 or The cocktail party and silent and are allowed to create some- her husband are the corporate tions from invited guests. Maplewood, NJ 07040 email [email protected] auction were held at the home of thing in a situation where most sponsors of the program at Over- Jody and her husband, Richard. things are out of their control. look Hospital. 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Paper Mill holding benefit June 19 Paper Mill Playhouse will pre- ebrate the 50th anniversary of the which she performs the works of sent a gala benefit event, “Barbara nightspot, with her new concert, the new generation of Broadway Cook and Audra McDonald in “Tribute.” Last season she won a theater composers, particularly Concert,” Monday, June 19 at 7:30 New York Drama Critics Circle Michael John LaChiusa, Adam p.m. Award and received a Drama Desk Guettel and Jason Robert Brown. The intimate evening of song nomination for She frequently brings together two leading ladies her concert, appears in con- of the American musical theater. “Barbara Cook’s cert and has per- Michael Gennaro, Paper Mill’s Broadway.” formed with a president and chief executive offi- AGrammy number of presti- cer, said, “With our long legacy of Award winner, gious orchestras being a creator and caretaker of her recordings worldwide. the American musical theater art include eight Benefit Pack- form, it is an honor to bring to our original Broad- Cook ages include On- McDonald stage two of Broadway’s undisput- way cast albums, Stage Seating, ed superstars. This once-in-a-life- two Ben Bagley albums of songs by Pre-Show Garden Party and a time event will not only benefit Jerome Kern and George Gersh- Post-Show Dessert Reception with Paper Mill Playhouse today but win and an album, “Songs of Per- the artists. provide the financial support need- fect Propriety,” featuring poems by Packages are available at $500, ed to carry on this legacy for future Dorothy Parker set to music by $350, $250, $225 and $175 and generations.” Seymour Barab. Her most recent can be purchased by calling Felicia Cook has been entertaining for recordings for DRG Records are Lipchik Gell at (973) 379-3636, more than 50 years. In January “Count Your Blessings,” “Barbara extension 2547. New York’s Metropolitan Opera Cook’s Broadway” and “Mostly Performance only tickets are Company presented the soprano in Sondheim.” available at $150, $125, $100 and PHOTO COURTESY OF ST. HUBERT’S ANIMAL WELFARE CENTER her Met solo concert debut, mak- Audra McDonald became a $75 and can be purchased by call- Dog lovers can participate in the 2-mile dog walk during Bark Fest, a family festival sponsored ing her the first female pop singer three-time Tony Award winner by ing the box office at (973) 376- to be presented in the company’s the age of 28, placing her alongside 4343, visiting the box office on by St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center to raise funds for homeless pets. The event takes place 123-year history. The sold-out con- three others who accomplished the Brookside Drive or going online at Sunday in Madison. cert was recorded and will be feat within five years. www.papermill.org. Visa, Master- released as a live performance In 2004 she won her fourth Card, Discover and American compact disc later this month. Tony for her role in “A Raisin in the Express are accepted. Bark Fest benefits homeless pets In November Cook will return Sun.” In addition to her list of stage Premier Event Sponsors are to Carnegie Hall to perform her credits, McDonald has acted in township residents Joan and Allen Dogs and dog lovers are invited and those raising $100 or more registration is $20 per adult and $5 sixth solo concert. Last month she film and on television. She has also Bildner. to St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare will receive a St. Hubert’s umbrel- per dog. returned to the Café Carlyle to cel- recorded three solo albums, in Center’s spring Bark Fest, a family la. There will be special prizes for Children under 12 are admitted festival and dog walk to benefit the five people who raise the most free. Pre-registration for the Bark homeless pets. money. Fest is recommended. Adults and children are invited Anyone who registers for the For more information or to to join hundreds of fellow canine dog walk can team with man’s best receive a Bark Fest registration enthusiasts for an afternoon of fun friend or go “solo.” form, call (973) 377-7094 extension which includes a non-competitive, Registration is $15 per adult and 229 or visit St. Hubert’s Web site at 2-mile jaunt through the scenic $5 per dog before Sunday. On-site www.sthuberts.org. ‘‘TO DO’’ LIST OUT OF CONTROL? grounds of Giralda Farms on Route 124 in Madison on Sunday To D o Call Mr. Handyman for all your from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine. Other activities include lure Broken Cabinet home maintenance and repair needs! coursing, agility, frisbee, obstacle Install Shelves course fetch and more. 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Firefighter Karl Peterson, left, and Capt. Tom Pizzano exit a PHOTOS COURTESY OF MILLBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT burn building during training at the Middlesex County Fire Fire Capt. Ron Donner, left, and Firefighter Bruce Pollock decontaminate Firefighter Dan Kirchner, in gear, during a training Academy. exercise. W197551-01

       

                       

Capt. Robert Echavarria and Firefighters Scott Fuller and Steven Pagnillo, from left, train to save another firefighter from smoke inhalation. The cloths on their face pieces simulate zero visibility. Make The Natural Choice. groups of people who may have fighters learn skills they can use in rely on other departments for By Patricia Harris Family Owned Since 1902 been exposed to hazardous mate- areas such as trench rescue, build- backup. While one department CHEMICAL FREE ALL NATURAL ofTheItem rials. ing collapse and confined spaces. devotes its attention to fighting a MATTRESSES FIBERS • Antique Beds • Horse Hairs Over the past few years, town- Roberts said one of his goals is Roberts said the firefighters fire, for example, firefighters from • Boats • Lambs Wool ship firefighters have been going to provide privacy and dignity for have been training at Lakehurst another department could rescue a • Sofa Bed Mattresses • Cotton New Sunday through specialized training that people who must remove their Naval Academy for a week at a trapped firefighter. • Any Shape or Size Hours: 10-4 will enable them to respond to a clothes and wash their bodies. time and receive two weeks of Roberts said he is pleased this COUPON www.mycustombedding.com variety of emergencies or disasters, In addition, 14 members of the training each year. past year that all members of the $50 OFF Fire Chief Michael Roberts said township’s 57-member department In addition to preparedness for department were able to train at 1933 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, MAPLEWOOD this week. are on the Morristown Metro disasters and emergencies, the the Middlesex County Fire Acad- Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Cannot be combined with Together with Capt. Mike Scan- Strike Team. township’s firefighters have con- emy, a facility in Sayreville. any other offers. Expires 4/27/06. 973-761-1100 236825 niello, the department’s full-time Strike teams in various counties ducted simultaneous training with Township firefighters trained training officer, Roberts discussed close to major metropolitan areas other area departments to learn with other firefighters from West the training firefighters have had in were established in the wake of their equipment, in case they are Orange and Montclair and were MORE School News the past and the type of training he 9/11. The teams can respond to a called in for mutual aid. More and able to learn their techniques, he Bringing foresees for the upcoming year. disaster scene within an hour. Fire- more, Roberts said, departments said. 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May 18, 2006 Page B2. www.theitemonline.com Arts & Entertainment PAINTINGS ON VIEW Paper Mill presents ‘Hello, Dolly!’ Paper Mill Playhouse will pre- Baldwin as Irene Malloy, Jonathan Hirschfeld: His Legacy in Ameri- sent its final production of the Rayson as Cornelius Hackl, Brian can Musical Theatre” is a retro- 2005-06 season, “Hello, Dolly!” Sears as Barnaby Tucker and Jessi- spective of 50 of the artist’s ren- beginning Wednesday, June 7, and ca-Snow Wilson as Minnie Fay. derings from Broadway shows. continuing through Sunday, July The creative team for the show The exhibit is on loan from the 23. includes Michael Anania, set artist’s exclusive representative, Opening night is Saturday, June design; James Schuette, costume The Margo Feiden Galleries, Ltd. 10, at 8 p.m. design; Charlie Morrison, lighting in New York City. The production will star Tony design; Randy Hanson, sound; Located on the mezzanine lev- Award nominee Tovah Feldshuh Bettie Rogers, hair, wigs and make- el of the theater, the art gallery is in the title role as Dolly Gallagher up design and Tom Helm, musical open one hour prior to perfor- Levi and Walter Charles as Horace direction. The production’s stage mances, during intermission and Vandergelder. The show was a hit manager is Gail Luna. on Fridays from noon to 3 p.m. on Broadway and won 10 Tony The performance schedule is Admission to the exhibit is free to Awards, including Best Musical, in Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., Thurs- the public. 1964. days at 2 and 7:30 p.m., Fridays at Single tickets are now on sale Based on the play “The Match- 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2 and 8 p.m. and range in price from $19 to $68. maker” by Thorton Wilder, the and Sundays at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Student rush tickets are $16 and show features a book by Michael There are two special added are available the day of perfor- Stewart and music and lyrics by Wednesday matinees on July 12 mance in person with current stu- Jerry Herman. and 19 at 2 p.m. There will be no dent identification. The story centers on Levi, a 8 p.m. performance on Thursday, Tickets may be purchased by meddling matchmaker who is June 8. calling (973) 376-4343, visiting the looking for her own match with During the run of the show, The box office on Brookside Drive or Vandergelder. Renee Foosaner Art Gallery at the going online at www.paper Under the direction of Mark S. theater will show a special art exhi- mill.org. Hoebee with choreography by Mia bition honoring the legendary Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Michaels, the cast features Kate “line” artist Al Hirschfeld. “Al American Express are accepted. PHOTO COURTESY OF OLGA GURNY Artist Eric J. Gurny, who grew up in the township, will be showing his works through the month at the Millburn Free Public Library. This piece, “Zen Dream,” is done in acrylic. Gurny, a Arts and entertainment news for publication can be submitted to Patricia Harris, entertainment editor, graduate of Millburn High School, is an executive chef in Whippany. The art on view is available via e-mail at [email protected] or by calling (973) 921-6453 or by writing The Item, 343 Millburn for purchase. Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041.

REST TOWN HEAD La Grotta Degli Amici SHORT HILLS Johnny’s On The Green ITALIAN ITALIAN Rest name text 293 Essex St. (973) 379-8875 Benihana 440 Parsonage Hill Road (973) 467- REST CUISINE TEXT JAPANESE 8882 WE ONLY USE THE Rest text La Strada 840 Morris Tpk. (973) 467-9550 FINEST INGREDIENTS ITALIAN Khun Thai SPECIAL DIET & 355 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-3420 The Dining Room THAI VEGETARIAN DISHES MILLBURN CONTINENTAL 504 Millburn Ave. (973) 258-0586 (Formerly JJ Restaurant) Ling Ling Chinese Cuisine 41 Jfk Parkway (hilton Hotel) (973) ON-OFF PREMISES Bagel Chateau CHINESE 379-0100 Legal Sea Foods Finest Chinese Cuisine CATERING-PARTIES LUNCHEONETTE 59 Main St. (973) 912-8838 SEAFOOD EAT IN & TAKE OUT WE USE CHOLESTEROL 321 Milburn Ave. (973) 379-1099 Enzzo’s Trattoria 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467-0089 FREE OIL Martini Bistro & Bar ITALIAN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Basilico AMERICAN 514 Millburn Ave. (973) 379-7111 Panera Bread ITALIAN 40-42 Main St. (973) 376-4444 LUNCHEONETTE 324 Millburn Ave. (973) 379-7020 Joe’s American Bar And Grill 722 Morris Turnpike (973) 9291-0101 229 Millburn Avenue • Millburn Millburn Diner AMERICAN Cafe Monet AMERICAN 1200 Morris Turnpike (973) 379- Papa Razzi In The Commons • Plenty of Parking in Rear FRENCH BISTRO 72 Essex St. (973) 376-0504 4444 ITALIAN 309 Millburn Ave. 973-3 76-8555 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467-5544 OUTDOOR SIDEWALK DINING NOW AVAILABLE Pizzeta Johnny Rockets Charlie Browns ITALIAN AMERICAN The Terrace 973-912-0262•Fax 973-912-8279 AMERICAN 44 Main St. (973) 376-3773 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 258-9338 MEDITERRANEAN 35 Main St. (973) 376-1724 41 Jfk Parkway (973) 379-0100 We Deliver Sakura Japanese Restaurant W198338-01 Gian Marco Trattoria JAPANESE ITALIAN 44 Essex St. (973) 379-9200 301 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-5818 Samurai Sushi Ginger Taste JAPANESE ASIAN 339 Millburn Ave. (973) 921-2848 271 Millburn Ave. (973) 218-9388 Famous For Our Sono Japanese Restaurant Jade Lake JAPANESE Scotty’s 24oz. Steak CHINESE 323 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-2444 229 Millburn Ave. (973) 912-0262 Tinga Taqueria Champagne Brunch Sunday La Cucina Trattoria Private Party Room MEXICAN 10:30 AM til 2:30 PM ITALIAN 321 Millburn Ave. (973) 218-9500 Available! 343 Millburn Ave. (973) 379-6700 Gift Certificates Available Fine Casual Italian Dining $14.95 Restaurant earns high rating ALL YOU CAN EAT! Including a glass of Champagne The Dining Room at the Hilton restaurant.” Pasta Dishes Fresh Seafood Veal Short Hills has been named 47th In 2004 The Dining Room Mimosa or Bloody Mary! on the list of top 100 hotel restau- updated its décor and atmosphere, Chicken Specialty Pizza Steak rants by Zagat’s, the well-known moving away from traditional “fine Call for Reservations! rating agency. dining” and the stuffiness the term W198162-01 973-376-3840 The honor comes on the heels might imply, towards a more 595 Morris Avenue • Springfield of a Five Diamond rating by the approachable elegance. The menu WE DELIVER American Automobile Club for the now emphasizes seasonality and 13th consecutive year. exceptional presentation. “Being 47th on this list is as grat- The hotel is located at 41 JFK 973.467.5818 ifying as being first nearly any- Parkway. For information or reser- where else,” says Robert Trainor, vations, call (973) 379-0100 or vis- www.GIANMARCOMILLBURN.com executive chef of Hilton Short it the Web site at www.shorthills. 301 Millburn Ave, Millburn, N.J. 07041 Hills. “Zagat survey participants hilton.com. are the most savvy and discerning diners in the world.” Zagat’s compiled the list at the request of USA Today. The list of the 100 best hotel restaurants in the country recently appeared in the paper. The Dining Room was NOW SERVING LUNCH & DINNER the only restaurant in New Jersey ALFRESCO and one of just six in the New York Come, enjoy casual elegance with a metro area to make the list. picturesque view of the setting sun over the historic They share the honor with such East Orange Golf Course in Short Hills. legendary restaurants as Alain Ducasse (37th) in the Jumeirah Grassella Oliphants Essex House hotel and Jean Jazz Quartet Georges (38th) in Trump Interna- tional Hotel. The Dining Room Friday May 19th topped Atelier in the Ritz-Carlton David Aaron Central Park, which ranked 54th, Jazz Quartet and Café Boulud in the Surrey Hotel, which came in at 91 on the Saturday May 20th list. Music Starts @ 8:30 pm “Every restaurant on this list shatters the stereotype of hotel din- DINING JOIE DE VIVRE ing as unappealing and lacking in excitement,” says Dennis Franke, SOUTH OF FRANCE OR SHORT HILLS? DINNER and COMEDY SHOW chef de cuisine of The Dining ESCAPE EVERY DAY THE TERRACE Room. “Today, fine hotels know Featuring the hilarious Duo they need to serve an outstanding MEDITERRANEAN-BISTRO MENU culinary experience to be truly SEASONALLY INSPIRED CUISINE * Andre and Cirell * competitive. Hotel dining has real- FRESH FROM MARKET DAILY ly evolved. Twenty years ago, For more info and reservations call Zagat’s might have been hard- LAVISH SUNDAY BRUNCH (973) 467-8882 pressed to find 100 quality hotel RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL 973-379-0100 restaurants for their list. Now, you RHYTHM &ROMANCE PACKAGE 440 Parsonage Hill Rd. Short Hills, NJ 07078 could make the argument that Located across from The Mall at Short Hills PRIX FIXE DINNER &LIVE JAZZ Check out our website for upcoming events every establishment on this list is a For information, visit www.shorthills.hilton.com EVERY SAT NIGHT www.johnnysonthegreen.com fine restaurant—not just a fine hotel W197549-01 B2 Thursday, May 18, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

JAZZIN’ IT UP 7KHDWHU 7LPHWDEOH CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA Ice Age 2: The Meltdown (PG) Today: 5:10 The Sentinel (PG-13) Today: 7:15 United 93 (R) Today: 5:30, 8 Fri & Sat: 7:45, 10 Sun: 7:45, Mon-Wed: 7:15, Thurs: 7:15, 10 Just My Luck (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:45 Fri & Sat: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15 Mon-Wed: 4:45, 7:15 Thurs: 4:45, 7:15, 9:30 Goal! The Dream Begins (PG) Today: 5, 7:30 Fri-Sun: 12:30, 3, 5:20 Mon-Thurs: 5 The Da Vinci Code (PG-13) Fri & Sat: noon, 1, 3:30, 4, 7, 8, 10 Sun: noon, 1, 3:30, 4, 7, 8 Mon- Wed: 4, 4:30, 7, 7:30 Thurs: 4, 4:30, 7, 8, 10 MAPLEWOOD THEATER Thank You for Smoking (R) Today: 7:35 Fri: 8:45 Sat: 5, 8:45 Sun: 5, 7:25 Mon-Thurs: 7:40 Friends with Money (R) Today: 7:45 Fri: 7:15 Sat & Sun: 4:30, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:55 Stick It (PG-13) Today: 7:55 Mission Impossible 3 (PG-13) Today: 7:30 Fri: 7:10, 9:35 Sat: 1:20, 4, 7:10, 9:35 Sun: 1:20, 4, 7:10 Mon-Thurs: 7:25 Hoot (PG) Fri: 7 Sat: 1:10, 3:05, 7 Sun: 1:10, 3:05 Art School Confidential (R) Today: 8 Fri: 9 Sat: 1:45 ,9 Sun: 1:45 Poseidon (PG-13) Today: 7:40 Fri: 7:20, 9:20 Sat: 2, 4:15, 7:20, 9:20 Sun: 2, 4:15, 7:20 Mon- Thurs: 7:35 Over the Hedge (PG) Fri: 6:45, 7:30, 8:35, 9:10 Sat: 1, 2, 2:55, 3:55, 4:45, 5:35, 6:45, 7:30, 9:10 Sun: 1, 2, 2:55, 3:55, 4:45, 5:35, 6:45, 7:30, 8:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:20, 7:45 CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL 5 (SUMMIT) Stick It (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:45 Fri & Sat: 7:45, 10 Sun-Thurs: 7:45 RV (PG) Today: 4:30, 6:45 Mission Impossible 3 (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7 Fri & Sat: 1, 4, 7, 9:50 Sun: 1, 4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 4, 7 Hoot (PG) Today: 4:45 Poseidon (PG-13) Today: 5, 7:30 Fri & Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:30, 9:40 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:15, 7:30 The Promise (PG-13) Today: 7:15 Over the Hedge (PG) Fri & Sat: noon, 12:30, 2:15, 2:45, 4:30, 5, 6:45, 7:15, 9, 9:30 Sun: noon, 12:30, 2:15, 2:45, 4:30, 5, 6:45, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 4:30, 5, 6:45, 7:15 Ice Age 2: The Meltdown (PG) Fri-Sun: 12:45, 3, 5:15 Mon-Thurs: 5:15 CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 Friends with Money (R) Today: 7:20 Mission Impossible 3 (PG-13) Today: 7 Poseidon (PG-13) Today: 7:30 Fri & Sat: noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:50 Sun: noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30 Mon-Wed: 5, 7:30 Thurs: 5, 7:30, 9:50 Goal! The Dream Begins (PG) Today: 7:10 Fri-Sun: 1:15, 4:15 Mon-Thurs: 4:15 NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpected changes. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS Call on day of show to confirm times. The DIVA Jazz Orchestra appears in concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Millburn High School auditorium. Voted one of the best big bands in the world in Down Beat magazine’s 2005 Critic’s Poll and 2004 Annual Reader’s Poll, DIVA has performed to REGISTER BY MAY 26! critical acclaim in many prestigious music venues, including Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center and the Hollywood Bowl. Tickets are $25 and may be purchased by calling (973) 376-3600, extension 311, or by visiting the Web site, www.millburn.org/mhsband. THE THEATRE SCHOOL AT PAPER MILL Library presenting ‘Selected Shorts’ Student wins piano award The Millburn Free Public City’s Symphony Space. Library, in cooperation with the The program is free, however, David Kobray, a Millburn High He is a stu- Bergen County Cooperative space is limited to an audience of School junior and the son of Gale dent of Sondra Library System (BCCLS), will pre- 175 individuals and advanced reg- and Dennis Kobray, performed at Tammam of sent “Selected Shorts: A Celebra- istration is required. Registration is Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall Westfield and tion of the Short Story,” on now open. in New York City Saturday. has been study- Wednesday, June 21, at 7:30 p.m. For more information, go to the A top winner of the Golden ing piano for 12 The program featuring readings BCCLS homepage at www.bccls. Key Piano Competition, he per- years. of classic and new short fiction fol- org and click on the Selected formed Rachmaninoff’s Prelude He is also a lows the radio show “Selected Shorts link or e-mail arlene@bccls. Op. 23, No. 5 in g minor. trumpet player HELP YOUR CHILD ACHIEVE! Shorts,” which has been offered for org to reserve a seat. Those who do David was awarded a Gold in many of the DID YOU KNOW? Young people who consistently nearly 20 years on WNYC Radio. not have e-mail access should call Medal at the exceptional perfor- high school’s participate in the arts are 4 TIMES more likely to be The host is Isaiah Sheffer, and the Patty Giambattista at (973) 376- mance level. Kobray bands. recognized for academic achievement.* show is presented in New York 1006 extension 25. Can you think of a better reason to sign your child up for a class in The Theatre School at Paper Mill? BOOGIE WOOGIE PIANIST Buy For more information or to receive our 2006-2007 Air Conditioning class brochure, please call Mickey McNany at 973.379.3636 ext. 2626. W198308-01 From Us N O W ! Ask about our Life-Long Learning opportunities for adults and seniors! *Statistics from the Americans for the Arts, www.artsusa.org. Before the Heat Hits! SAVE MONEY PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE NOW! BROOKSIDE DRIVE, MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY • WWW.PAPERMILL.ORG In The Off Season Special Advertising Feature ATLANTIC CITY *Carrier® Cool Cash Rebates Up To $1,100.00* *Offer Ends May 31, 2006 CASINOATLANT CONFIDENTIALIC CITY *** Up To $200 Income Tax Credit By Ellen Burke Rawls * $1,000 In Utility Rebates BY TONY AUGUST W200895-01 When Combined with a High Efficiency Heating System Utility Rebate Subject To Change Without Notice 0% Financing - No Interest, Harrah’s is “Magic” No Payment - 6 Months!** PHOTO COURTESY OF WYETH JAZZ SHOWCASE *This offer is not valid with any other offer. on Fridays in May Previous estimates or installations excluded. Jazz pianist Bob Milne returns to the Wyeth Jazz Showcase **FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS *** based on EPAct 2005 Turn to the Experts.SM tlantic City visitors have always welcomed a good magic show,

for an evening of ragtime and boogie woogie, accompanied by W213170-01 his wit and stories, Wednesday at 8 p.m. The performance CALL TODAY AND SAVE!!! Aand for many years there was always a classy magic act produc- takes place in the Bickford Theatre, adjacent to the Morris tion in extended run at one of the casinos. In recent years we haven’t Museum in Morristown. Tickets are $13 in advance and can be BLOOMFIELD seen any good prestidigitation – with the exception of an occasional COOLING & HEATING weekend gig by David Copperfield, at ticket prices which pretty purchased by calling the box office at (973) 971-3706. They much preclude family trade. But now Harrah’s has a great new pro- also will be available at the door for $15. 973-237-0505 www.bloomfieldcooling.com duction running at the Concert Venue through May 26.“Real Magic - Steve Wyrick”marks the charming young magician’s AC debut. After an extended run at the Sahara in Las Vegas, he’s recently signed a multi-year $30-million deal to move into a new theater specially built Local center hosts for his show at the Desert Inn. AWARD-WINNING THEATER Wyrick’s show at Harrah’s is a nice blend of big illusions like the art show at library sudden appearance onstage of a helicopter and later the similar An juried art exposition for AT 12 MILES WEST! arrivalinapuffofsmoke of a neon yellow Hummer H2, paced by members of the Millburn-Short The Rainmaker Named One of The 10 Best of 2005 by The Star-Ledger some very effective sleight-of-hand and card tricks. There are a cou- ple of well-executed escapes from the “blades of death” and a motor- Hills Arts Center (MSHAC) con- 562 BLOOMFIELD AVE. • BLOOMFIELD, NJ • 973.259.9187 • 12MILESWEST.ORG tinues through June 19 at the Mor- cycle stunt in which both rider and bike vanish from a platform hoist- ris County Library in Whippany. ed into the air,only to have Steve materialize momentarily at the back A reception honoring prize win- THRU of the theater. MAY 4TH 28TH MAY 22ND Wyrick proves a personable host as he performs several audience- ners will take place on Sunday interaction bits, and all of the feats are further enhanced by seven between noon and 2 p.m. The pub- 12 MILES WEST MAIN STAGE stunning tapdancing and breakdancing assistants. Overall the show lic is invited to attend the reception offers 75-80 minutes of non-stop entertainment for a modest $25 free of charge. MY ITALY STORY B. FREE ticket. The show runs at Harrah’s Sundays through Fridays through MSHAC is composed of artists May 26. who work in various mediums. The Reviews are in--My Italy Story is a HIT! BY JOSEPH GALLO This weekend the Taj Mahal mounts the latest in its VH1 Classic The Morris County Library exhib- Don't miss your chance to see it! FRANKLIN Decades Rock Live tributes, this Friday featuring Elvis Costello & it will reflect the diversity of offer- Here's what the critics have to say: BY TOM BRENNAN Friends with special guests Green Day’s punk rocker Billie Joe ing quality pieces in oil point, Don't miss the show The Star-Ledger calls Armstrong, Fiona Apple and Death Cab For Cutie. "clever and entertaining." watercolor, acrylics, collage, sculp- A one-man celebration of the Grandfather of America in war In his quarter-century career Elvis Costello’s styles have run the Vincent Sagona is "superb"! -The Star-Ledger ture and linotypes. and in peace, from colony to country--Benjamin Franklin. gamut from punk rock,new wave,pop,country,folk,reggae and soul. "Theater with a capital T." -The Montclair Times The sole judge and juror for the Fiona Apple’s 1998 debut album Tidal marked her a visionary "...a most agreeable evening in the theatre." MONDAY @ 7PM • $10 SUGGESTED DONATION show was Thomas Valenti, an artist -Talkin' Broadway singer/songwriter at the tender age of nineteen,and went on to earn and instructor at the Ridgewood Photo by Chris Woltmann SPECIAL EVENT her a GrammyAwardforBestFemale Rock Vocal Performance. Art Institute in Ridgewood. THURSDAYS THRU SATURDAYS @ 8PM SUNDAYS @ 3PM SAVE THE DATE! JUNE 27TH Death Cab for Cutie emerged from Seattlein1998 to release a The exhibit chairman is Michal TICKETS ARE $26 GENERAL ADMISSION, $21 STUDENTS & SENIORS series of rave albums—eachmore successful than the last .Their lat- Theatre Students and professionals receive specially discounted price ($15) Barkai of Livingston. To answer est, Plans, was released last August. To set the record straight, the for all Thursday performances. CASINO questions about the event, she can band’snamecomes from a song performed by British jazz/rock/com- be reached at (973) 994-7449. BOOK SIGNING BEFORE THE SHOW NIGHT edy combo the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band in the Beatles’ Magical The Morris County Library is Mystery Tour film. Join Bloomfield native and Cedar Grove resident TUESDAY FROM 6:30-10:30PM Tickets are $75 which includes On-site TV tapings of some of the earlier VH1 concerts have been located at 30 East Hanover in Gerard Arduino as he signs copies of his new book buffet dinner, beer and wine (cash bar available) Whippany. The exhibition will be Holiday Love and Madness: Scenes from My Italian Childhood. + $100 in gambling chips. Save nearly 15% off your single ticket a bit rocky, with long delays for camera repositioning and interrup- open during normal business THURSDAY • MAY 18TH @ 7PM purchase by buying a block of 10 tickets for only $650. tions and repeats of some of the songs, but with experience the TV hours for the library. MSCHAC is camera crews have become more adept, and the live concerts are an organization devoted to the better paced. Also, viewers at subsequent VH1 airings get more of a encouragement, promotion and sense of the live concert. development of the arts in the Doors at the Taj arena open at 8 p.m. Friday night, and show time community. The group is open to is9p.m. Tickets are $100, $85 and $50. both artists and those who wish to SPONSORED BY: The acid-tongued Joan Rivers plays a single show Saturday at support the arts. Caesars. The “Let’s Talk” lady brings her caustic wit to all the latest New members are invited. For current events. No two shows are ever the same, but we’re guaran- teed some racy and irreverent observations! more information on membership, The Ultimate call Elaine Pascal, membership Driving Machine® BLOOMFIELD, NJ • 973.748.8200 • WWW.ESSEXBMW.COM Auto Group Showtime at Caesars Circus Maximus is Saturday at 9 p.m. Tickets

W213169-01 are $50. trustee, at (973) 455-1494. The Item of Millburn and Short Hills B3 www.TheItemOnline.com (GXFDWLRQ Thursday, May 18, 2006 Ed Board approves THEY DON’T BITE! committee roster

the Township Committee to iden- By Harry Trumbore tify ways of integrating common ofTheItem goals during redevelopment of the Board of Education members at downtown area. Scott Kamber will their meeting May 8 approved new be the board’s senior member. committee appointments through Levy is a committee member and April 2007. Dr. Mark Zucker is an alternate. Along with the regular board Carol Marcus will retain her committees, Superintendent of position as chairman of the Prop- Schools Richard Brodow erty Committee, which consists of announced the roster of a new Landau, board president Debbie Visions Committee. Frank and Kamber. The advisory committee will Brenda White is again chairman research and recommend future of the Finance Committee, over- directions in program and organi- seeing members Reidenberg, Zuck- zational structure, implement inte- er and Landau. gration of technology and assess Kamber will head the Athletics the district’s adherence to its mis- Committee whose members sion statement and goals. include White, Zucker, and board As with past advisory commit- vice president Debra Camitta. tees sponsored by the board, the Frank will continue as chairman Visions Committee includes a of the Policy Committee. Kamber, range of volunteer members, from Zucker and Levy are its members. former board members and a for- Kamber is the board’s delegate mer guidance counselor to PTO to the New Jersey School Boards parents and four students from the Association. high school. Camitta again heads both of the “The response was overwhelm- Student Liaison committees. Frank ing,” said Brodow. “We will also and Marcus are members of the have some teachers and adminis- liaison committee with high school trators to be named later. In all, we students and Marcus also is a mid- PHOTO COURTESY OF GLENWOOD SCHOOL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL COMMITTEE will have approximately 40 to 45 dle school liaison committee mem- Glenwood School students and their principal use the school’s mascot to set the theme for this year’s Strawberry Festival, “The members who will serve on four ber. different subcommittees.” Frank, in turn, is chairman of Gator Bowl.” The annual event will take place Tuesday (rain date is Wednesday), 3 to 7 p.m., and features rides, face painting, a Brodow said the new commit- the Administration/Board/Staff pie-throwing contest and food catered by the Outback Steakhouse. Pictured with principal David Jasin are alligator handlers, tee may meet as early as the first Committee, which includes Mar- from left, Lindsay Stearns, Carly Highfield, front, Bradley Bunn, Lauren Rothenberg, Maddie Stearns and Leigh Moriarty, back. week of June. cus and Camitta. Another new board committee— Reidenberg will head the Nego- the Ad Hoc Communications tiations Committee. Committee—will explore ways to Finally, the Joint Facilities Com- Institute is seeking top history teacher strengthen communications with mittee includes Landau and Frank the community. Newly elected (ex officio). The Gilder Lehrman Institute of years; a deep career commitment mail at [email protected]. ners with school districts to imple- member Janet Landau will head Although board members American History is seeking nom- to teaching American history; evi- The 2005 New Jersey History ment Teaching American History the committee. The members request committee assignments, inations for the annual New Jersey dence of creativity and imagination Teacher of the Year was Roseanne grants, produces print and elec- include Sam Levy, Joel Reidenberg Frank said she and Camitta deter- History Teacher of the Year Award. in the classroom; and close atten- Lichatin of West Morris Central tronic publications and traveling and Brenda White. mined the final roster of assign- The Institute, in partnership with tion to documents, artifacts, his- High School in Chester. Lichatin exhibitions, and sponsors lectures Another new Committee is the ments based on a number of fac- Preserve America, inaugurated the toric sites, and the other primary was also the 2005 National Histo- by eminent historians. The Insti- Mayor’s Ad Hoc Task Force, tors, including experience and award in 2004. materials of history. ry Teacher of the Year. tute also funds awards including which will work with members of availability. The History Teacher of the Year The state winner will receive a Founded in 1994, the Gilder the Lincoln, Frederick Douglass Award is designed to promote and $1,000 honorarium and will be in Lehrman Institute of American and George Washington Book celebrate the teaching of American the running for the National His- History promotes the study and Prizes and offers fellowships for history in classrooms across the tory Teacher of the Year award to love of American history. Increas- scholars to work in history United States. It honors one excep- be selected this fall. His or her ingly national and international in archives, including the Gilder Concert next week tional kindergarten through grade school library will receive a core scope, the Institute targets audi- Lehrman Collection. Preserve 12 teacher of American history archive of history books and mate- ences ranging from students to America is a White House initia- from each state and U.S. territory. rials. scholars to the general public. It tive that encourages greater shared The selection of the state winner The deadline is Friday, May 26. creates history-centered schools knowledge about the nation’s past will honor West is based upon several criteria, For more information, contact and academic research centers, and increased local participation in including: experience in teaching John Dougherty, New Jersey Coor- organizes seminars and enrich- preserving the country’s cultural The Millburn High School phonic bands comprised of musi- American history for at least three dinator, at (609) 984-6304 or via e- ment programs for educators, part- and natural heritage assets. music department will present its cians in grades 10, 11, and 12. annual Spring Band Concert and Senior trumpet soloist Scott Arts Festival at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- Nadelson will perform the popular day in the high school auditorium. theme and variations on “The Car- Orchestra holding SAINT BARNABAS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM This concert is a tribute to Stan- nival of Venice” with the wind ley West, who is retiring as super- ensemble. spring auditions visor of music. The ensembles are under the The Youth Orchestras of Selections from West’s first con- direction of Mindy Scheierman, Essex County will be holding cert at Millburn High School, as director of bands, and Matthew spring auditions at South well as some of his favorite pieces, Spatz, associate director of bands. Orange Middle School, 10 “You answered our difficult will be performed. In addition, Artwork by high school artists North Ridgewood Road, on West will serve as guest conductor will be on exhibition in the lobby June 12. questions and, with loving grace, for the final selection on the pro- outside the auditorium. Young musicians from all gram. The concert is free and open to over New Jersey –not just Essex Featured ensembles include the the public. County –are welcome to audi- comforted our battered hearts.” concert band, an ensemble of tion. ninth grade musicians; the wind For additional information, The Youth Orchestras of ensemble, an group of accelerated call (973) 376-3600, Essex County, the state’s longest level band students; and two sym- extension 375. operating youth orchestra, is cel- The Saint Barnabas Hospice and ebrating its golden anniversary this year. Palliative Care Center is here for you. More than 100 students in Township college students grades three to 12 from across When you need us most. the state play in three orchestras organized under the organiza- earn degrees and awards tion’s umbrella. From the very first day we enter your lives, our hospice Emily Fischer, daughter of Township resident Kathryn Practices take place Mon- caregivers and volunteers form an intimate bond and township residents Stan and Caren Kelly, a student at Fairleigh Dick- days, September through May, trust with you, your loved one, and your entire Fischer, graduated magna cum inson University, has been induct- at South Orange Middle School. laude from Stern College in Janu- ed into Beta Gama Sigma, the To schedule an audition or for family. Treating you with the respect, kindness, ary. Emily received the Sara T. business honor society recognized more information, visit and concern normally reserved for one’s own Herschfus Memorial Award for by The Association to Advance www.yoec.org or call (973) 378- family. With superior medical care and genuine excellence in English/Advertising. Collegiate Schools of Business. 7879. compassion, we make this unfamiliar journey Allison Fuchs, daughter of township resident Patience Arm- one of comfort, dignity, and peace. strong and Philip Fuchs of Chatham, received the Gettmann To learn more, call 1.888.SBHS.123 or visit Prize for writing during convoca- us at www.sbhcshospice.com. tion exercises April 7 at Earlham College. Devin Eisenstat, daughter of township residents Steven and Jane Eisenstat, has been awarded University Honors for scholastic achievement at the University of Michigan where she is a commu- nications major completing her junior year. Township resident Jacqueline R EDEFINING H OPE Tortorella has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Marist College. Jacqueline, who is majoring in fashion merchandis- ing, is completing her sophomore year. Township resident Karen Lang- ley has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester in the Uni- versity of Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters. Lawrence Frydman, son of Cypress Street residents Gideon and Jacquie Frydman, has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Rutgers University where he is a junior majoring in criminal justice.

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Township resident Vic Benes, a board member of the South Mountain Conservancy, rescues an injured box turtle during Saturday’s river cleanup. The turtle, whose shell was broken, was taken to Essex County’s Turtle Back Zoo, where staff members said they believed the creature would recover with treatment. Once the turtle is healed, they plan to release it in the area where it was found. PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARTINE DONOFRIO Volunteers from the South Mountain Conservancy clean up trash from the Rahway River as it flows south through the township’s portion of the South Mountain Reservation. The volunteers’ efforts on Saturday were part of National River Cleanup Week, and other groups are cleaning other portions of the river this week. Cleaning by Hemlock Falls in the reservation are, from TRASH PICKERS left, township residents Vic Benes, a Conservancy board member, and Janet and Stephen Piszar.

Township joins national clean-up effort This year marks Millburn Township’s first annual participation in National River Cleanup Week, which is this week. The occasion is jointly Create an oasis organized by the South Mountain Conservancy and the Millburn right out your back door. 0001719190-01 Environmental Commission. Participants are asked to pitch in to beautify the Rahway River and to be a better neighbor to communities downstream by clearing out unsightly trash. Groups participating include the South Mountain Conservancy, the Millburn High School Environmental Club, the Cora Hartshorn “Environmental Eagles,” members of Congregation B’nai Israel, Sprinkler Fitters Local No. 696 and the Wyoming Civic Association. For more information, call Martine Donofrio at (973) 376-6982.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN POLICE DEPARTMENT Millburn police Lt. James Miller visits with Batman during the Police Expo held May 13 at the Livingston Mall. Miller and police Sgt. Peter Eakley represented the Millburn Police Department at the annual event, which was attended by law enforcement officials from the local, state and federal levels.

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BOYS NHC TRACK AND FIELD GRASS FIELD’S SWAN SONG Longley claims 4 gold medals some great performances.” Millburn takes Longley, who, according to information found on the Morris second place County Track Coaches Associa- tion’s Web site, became the first athlete to win four championship By Jim Connelly meet titles in at least 11 years. ofTheItem The Miller senior claimed two of Jeff Kaye, head coach of the those titles on Friday, the opening Millburn High School varsity boys day of the two-day meet. track team, was left with mixed Longley won the 100-meter emotions Sat- dash in a school record 11.24 and urday follow- the 400-meter intermediate hur- ing the con- dles in 55.51. On Saturday, Long- clusion of the ley placed first in the 110-meter Northern high hurdles in 15.19 and in the Hills Confer- 200-meter dash in 22.85. ence, Subur- “Since last year we were trying ban Division to figure out what his fourth event champi- would be, he was too valuable to onships at save for the relay, and we settled Wayne Valley on the 100 based on the order of High School. events,” Kaye said. “As I saw he Millburn was running throughout the winter Longley senior captain and how far he’s come the last two Andrew Long- years, I knew he could win all four. ley won a meet-best four gold He is running so well right now— medals, giving Kaye’s spirits a hopefully this will be a good boost after the local thinclads came springboard for the county and up short in a bid to sweep the divi- state championships.” sion regular season and champi- Victor Guevara, another of Mill- JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM onship meet titles this spring. burn’s senior captains, also earned The Millers, whose title hopes medals in each of the three races This past Friday night’s varsity boys lacrosse game between Millburn (white jersey) and Boonton (red jerseys) marked the final were diminished by the injury- he ran, setting personal bests in the contest to be played on the Millburn High School stadium’s grass field. The grass field is being replaced with an artificial related absences of two of its key process.Guevara took third place surface field as part of a construction project that also includes the replacement of the school’s track. The Millers ran their personnel—distance runner Peter in the 1,600-meter run in 4:30.96 record to 11-3 with an 8-6 victory over the Bombers. See related photo on Page C5. Murphy and sprinter Charlie Ben- Friday afternoon. He came back civenga—finished a distant second the following day to finish fourth in in the team standings behind Del- the 800-meter run in 2:01.7 and barton. third in the 3,200-meter run in VARSITY SOFTBALL Delbarton claimed team honors 9:52.09. Guevara had not compet- with 152.25 points. Millburn, the ed in the 3,200 this season until only other team to top the century Saturday. mark, tallied 123.25 points. Villa Walsh denies MHS playoff berth DePaul came in third with 77 MILLER NOTES points followed by Montville Senior captain Peter Nakagami By Jim Connelly Villa Walsh is the team moving Pequannock the day before the Vil- against Sullivan (10-12) for what (62.25 points), Madison (28 and senior Jordan Less joined Lon- of The Item on. The Vikings (10-10) tallied sin- la Walsh contest, in a four-day peri- proved to be the only run it would points), Pequannock (26 points), gley and Guevara as multiple indi- gle runs in the fourth, fifth, sixth od. A win in any one of those need in the top of the fourth. Caldwell (21 points) and Butler vidual event medalists. A state tournament berth was and seventh innings to come away games would have given the Second baseman Colleen Cac- (6.25 points). Nakagami placed second in the on the line when the Millburn and with a 4-0 victory over Millburn Millers a berth in the New Jersey ciabeve reached on an infield sin- “It is a bit of a disappointment,” high hurdles in 15.68 and third in Villa Walsh softball teams squared (10-12). State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- gle to open the Villa Walsh fourth. Kaye said. “We fought hard, but the 100 in 11.58. Less cleared 20-2 off Friday afternoon. “I’m terribly disappointed for ciation North Jersey, Section 2, Cacciabeve advanced to second on came up short. It’s unfortunate that to take third place in the long Each team entered the North- the girls,” a glum Miller head coach Group 3 playoffs. a sacrifice bunt by Viking third we had some injuries at this time, jump. Less placed third in the triple ern Hills Conference, Suburban Jim Colabelli said. “To get this far Pitchers Kelly Sullivan of Mill- baseman Stephanie Lopez and but they’ll (Murphy and Benciven- jump in 37-5. Division encounter one game and not make it hurts. burn and Christina Putts of Villa scored on cleanup hitter Allie ga) be back for the county and The Essex County Champi- under the .500 record needed by The setback capped a difficult Walsh engaged in a scoreless duel DeGeorge’s, the Vikings’ catcher, state meets, which we felt was onships are scheduled for 4 p.m. the end of that day’s play to quali- span in which Millburn lost three through two innings. RBI single to center. more important for them. We also tomorrow and 10 a.m. Saturday at fy for post-season play. games, including a 4-3 loss at Villa Walsh broke through Putts (10-10) allowed just a pair have to tip our hat to Delbarton for Woodman Field in Montclair. of singles, both by Miller shortstop Alexa Maldonado. The lefty-swing- ing Maldonado singled leading off GIRLS NHC TRACK AND FIELD the first and delivered a two-out single in the third. Putts closed out the game by set- ting the Millers down in order in Millburn long jumper the seventh. The Millers’ Anna Humphreys grounded out to third leading off the inning. Teammate Darivoff claims crown Kaitlyn Fiore was retired on a stel- lar catch by Villa Walsh center By Jim Connelly 144.5 nearly doubled runner-up fielder Christina Pindar. Millburn’s ofTheItem Madison’s total. The Dodgers Rachel Wissner hit a comebacker racked up 75.5 points. to Putts for the final out. Rachel Darivoff picked an “To place third was a nice finish opportune time to record her per- for us, said Artigliere, whose squad MILLER NOTES sonal best in the long jump. had gone 6-2 during the Suburban Millburn last qualified for the The Millburn High School Division regular season. state tournament in 2000. The senior posted a leap of 16 feet, 4.5 Two Millers—Allie Bodack and Millers, as a fifth seed, fell to inches to Jessica Spar—each placed in three fourth-seeded West Morris Central place first in individual events. 5-1 in the quarterfinals of the the event Fri- Bodack registered a trio of third- North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 ay afternoon place finishes. The Miller junior playoffs. on the open- completed the 800-meter run in A four-run fifth inning sparked ing day of the 2:27.39, the 1,600-meter run in Pequannock to its come-from- two-day 5:37.62 and the 3,200-meter run in behind win over Millburn May 11. Northern 12:11.82. The Golden Panthers’ Ashley Hills Confer- Spar, also a junior, finished sec- O’Rourke belted a two-run homer ence, Subur- ond in the 1,600 and 3,200 in to erase a 2-0 Miller lead. Chenise ban Division 5:30.71 and 11:53.0 respectively. Mitchell’s two-run triple gave champi- Spar added a sixth-place finish in Pequannock a 4-2 lead. Maldon- onships at the 800 in 2:30.69. ado hit a solo homer in the top of Darivoff Wayne Valley Sophomore Katy Hwang joined the seventh. High School. Spar and Bodack as the Millers’ The Millers dropped a 10-2 “I knew she had the potential multiple individual event medal- decision at Montville May 10. The and she hit the board perfectly ists. losses to Montville, Pequannock three times in a row,” said Miller Hwang finished third in two JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM and Villa Walsh dropped Mill- head coach Mike Artigliere about events, the 100-meter high hurdles A dejected group of Millburn High School softball players can only imagine what might have burn’s Northern Hills Conference, Darivoff’s performance. in 17.09 and the 400-meter inter- been as Villa Walsh closes in on a 4-0 victory Friday afternoon. The loss prevented Millburn Suburban Division record to 6-8. 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I nity to address my players,” Dasti By Jim Connelly ing to get the situation rectified as am trying to cooperate with the said by phone Tuesday morning. ofTheItem quickly as possible.” administration and we are working This is not the first time Buess- Prospective coaches are hard to resolve this.” er has been called on to guide the It was a week anyone associated required to provide documentation Steve Buesser, the longtime Miller varsity in an interim capac- with the Millburn High School of having obtained at least 60 col- coach of the school’s junior varsi- ity. varsity baseball lege credits, submit results of med- ty team, has Buesser served as the team’s program would ical examinations and provide fin- moved up to head coach in the 1998 New Jersey like to forget. gerprints. serve as acting State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- Not only did Time is of the essence if either head coach of ciation Group 3 championship the Millers drop coach will be cleared to return the Miller varsity. game against Toms River South. three of four before the end of the season. Buesser is work- Phil Krug, the team’s head coach at games to dip per- The Millers, barring any addi- ing with the var- the time, was hospitalized with ilously close to tions to the schedule, are due to sity team’s other congestive heart failure and was the .500 mark, play their final two regular season assistants, D.J. unable to make the game. Millburn Dasti they lost both their games this weekend. Buesser Priore, a 1995 lost the state final 4-0. head coach and Millburn is scheduled to host Millburn gradu- “I have been having meetings assistant coach for indefinite peri- Madison at 10 a.m. Saturday in the ate, and pitching coach Mickey after school regularly with my ods of time. Northern Hills Conference, Subur- Ennis. junior varsity team to keep them Frank Dasti, the team’s first-year ban Division finale. The following Daryl Palmieri, a member of the up to date with what has been head coach, has been temporarily day the Millers are scheduled to high school’s physical education going on,” Buesser said. “Daryl had relieved of his coaching responsi- host Governor Livingston at noon department, is serving as the tem- his first practice with the junior bilities due to problems with the fil- in the championship game of the porary coach of the Miller junior varsity team today (Monday) after ing of paperwork related to his hir- Phil Krug Tournament. varsity team. school.” ing. Assistant coach T.J. Del Vec- The state tournament is sched- Buesser staged his first practice chio also has joined his head coach uled to begin late next week and with the team this past Thursday MILLER NOTES JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM on the sidelines due to similar Millburn will be there after quali- and was at the helm for the fol- The Millers will carry an 8-5 Matt Wagner (23) of the Millburn High School varsity boys paperwork problems. fying for the North Jersey, Section lowing day’s 15-3 loss at two-time divisional record into Saturday’s volleyball team sets up a return in the second set of “There just seems to be a glitch 2, Group 3 playoffs with a 12-10 defending state Group 2 section division finale against Madison. Monday’s match against West Essex. Flanking Wagner are in the paperwork with the Essex record. champion Watchung Hills. Millburn dropped a pair of divi- Doug Kaplan (20) and Justin Chan (15). The Millers (4-7) County Superintendent of Millburn’s program has been in Dasti, a former star pitcher for sional contests last week. Visiting defeated the Knights (3-14) 25-16, 26-24. Schools,” Ted D’Alessio, Millburn’s a state of flux since this past Thurs- the Millers and a 1996 Millburn Delbarton edged Millburn 4-3 on director of athletics said. “The day, May 11, when school officials graduate, was allowed to be in May 8. The Millers dropped a 12- paperwork seems to have fallen became aware of the problems attendance for the Watchung Hills 10 slugfest to visiting Montville on through the cracks and we are try- with the two coaches’ paperwork. game, but has since been directed May 10. 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Meredith Gibson scored five and Brooke Fallek starred on Devon Clark, Sarah Williams, goals May 10, leading the Mill- defense for the Thunder. Horton, Damstrom and Vreeland burn/Short Hills Girls Lacrosse The Thunder received two goals each tallied a goal Saturday in the Club’s seventh and eighth grade from Pellicane and one each from Lightning’s 8-5 loss to Harding. team to a 12-7 win over New Prov- Allie Highfield and Martha Berg idence. Friday in a 10-4 loss to Summit. Third-fourth grade The Blue Wave also received Annie Murphy, Madeline Hig- Lily Graff scored the lone goal three goals from Ellie Fried and gins, Emily Damstrom, Pellicane by the Millburn Green Goblins in Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. one each from Emily Butcher, Ari and Vreeland each scored a goal a 10-1 loss to Summit Sunday Cohn, Molly Gorman and Eliza- Saturday in the Thunder’s 6-5 loss afternoon. beth Petra. Gibson, Butcher, to Harding. Also on Sunday, Libby SHORT HILLS Cohn, Gorman and Petra each reg- Thunder goalie Jenny Sirotkin McGraw’s hat trick sparked the istered one assist. made 15 saves. Kelsey Polansky Millburn Red Hot Chili Peppers to Sara Thompson registered two and Grace Putman starred on a 7-2 win over Summit. Christina interceptions and scooped up five defense for the Thunder. Zajkowski and Allison Sayia each groundballs for the Blue Wave. Sandra Stein scored two goals scored twice and Keira Sullivan, Fried scored four goals and and Damstrom one for the Mill- Annie Stathis, Isabela Nicol and Butcher and Gibson each scored burn Lightning May 8 in a 6-3 loss Graff played stellar defense for the two May 11 in the Blue Wave’s 8- to New Providence. Lily Orlan and victors. 2 rout of New Providence. Megan Lacy excelled on defense Keegan Brown scored three The Blue Wave received four for the Lightning. goals, Cameron Polansky two and interceptions from Hallie Pickard, Vreeland scored two goals and Sayia one in the Millburn Yellow three saves from goalie Elana Sophie Schneider, Sandra Stein Hornets’ 6-3 defeat of Summit. Perkoff and five from goalie Carlie and Jenna Rimland each scored a Lauren Alexander, Campbell Hol- Roth. goal May 9 in the Lightning’s 8-5 man, Julie Silberfein, Olivia Nach- loss to Westfield. Lightning keepers eff and Lyndsay Wittenberg Fifth-sixth grade Allie Highfield and Sarah Horton anchored the Yellow Hornets’ Annie Vreeland scored two each were credited with two saves. defense. goals and Eleni McFarland, Annie Camryn Bindra, Sam Weinstein Maddie Anton, Elizabeth Murphy and Olivia Sullivan each and Vreeland each scored a goal in Mignon and Emma Wishnow scored one May 8, leading the Mill- the Lightning’s 7-3 loss to Summit turned in stellar efforts for the Mill- burn Thunder to a 5-1 win over Friday night. Julie Taffet starred in burn Blue Dogs in an 8-0 loss to New Providence. Lizzy Pellicane goal for the Lightning. Summit.

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Sally Schmidt, Sami Vinnik and the Rockies. lar defense for the victors. Lauren Young each rapped out Marlee Birnberg starred in the three hits Saturday, propelling the Fifth-sixth grade league field for the Thunder. Cardinals to a 15-12 defeat of the Melisa Rayvid rapped out two Gaby Lee drove in the winning Astros in Millburn Recreation hits and Rebecca Mandel pitched run in the bottom of the sixth Department third and fourth grade two effective innings Saturday in inning, giving the Mustangs a 10-9 softball league action. the Red Barons’ 11-10 defeat of the triumph over the Firebirds. Lind- Lindsay McLaughlin and Irene Redbirds. sey Jones and Lauren Tulip each Petrocelli each had two hits for the Jessica Brucker and Allie Cohen had two hits and scored two runs Astros. each had two hits for the Redbirds. for the Mustangs. FIRST TIME OFFERED Also on Saturday, Sydney Sturn- Also on Saturday, Nicole Rud- Sydney Steffen and Rebecca Beautiful comtemporary Colonial with dramatic and large two story entry foyer, er went 3-for-3 with a double and erman pitched three strong innings Farber each tossed a scoreless great room with soaring ceiling, beautiful dining room with sliding doors to deck, three RBI in the Twins’ 17-10 and banged out three hits in the inning for the Firebirds. updated large kitchen with eating area, center island & sliding doors to deck. defeat of the Padres. Teammate Diablos’ 11-10 win over the Chiefs. Caroline Casey fanned three Padre Teammate Charlie Boyle drove in Seventh-eighth grade league $1,200,000. Diane Newman at 973-376-4612 or [email protected] batters. three runs. Allie Eatroff’s bases-clearing Carly Geffner and Sara Nuta The Chiefs’ Danielle Misiak had triple gave the Phillies a 10-10 tie each went 3-for-3 in a losing effort. three hits and scored two runs. with the Mets May 11. Holly Tess Quinn turned two double Erica Perchick (two hits, three DiClemente rapped out two hits MILLBURN plays and Julia Clipper made a div- RBI) and Kerry Donnelly (three and scored two runs for the ing catch for the final out in the hits, two RBI) sparked the River- Phillies. Teammate Ali Buchalter Orioles’ 13-2 win over the Rockies. dogs to a 20-8 defeat of the Thun- chipped in with two hits and two Lucy Grebin caught a line drive for der. Lacey Nussbaum played stel- RBI.

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Outfielder Dan Abrams played Vollavanh to account for the Mill- Leonard, Drew Rosenberg and win over the Franklin Wildcats. Ryan Rounick doubled in two runs stellar defense to preserve the burn Victory’s lone goal in a 2-1 Jack Clarke each scored a goal, Lindsay Stearns, Katie Fitzgerald for the Ravens. Padres’ 3-2 win over the Reds May loss to the Player Development leading the Millburn Hotspurs to and Carly Stein provided excellent Tyler Park’s five hits powered 8. Tyler Gould stroked a run-scor- Academy NB Kickers. Tackin a come-from-behind 4-3 win over defense in front of Eclipse keeper the Cardinals to a 14-10 win over ing hit for the Reds. Tarighian, Simon Weiss and Peter the Montgomery Sonics. Cameron Harris. the Falcons May 7. Alex Dwyer and Evan Seals Schott starred on defense for the Erica Solomon scored off a Sam Brody scored the lone goal Teammate Adam Altmark each rapped out two hits in the Victory. pass from Emily Beneroff, giving by the Millburn Patriots in a 3-1 legged out two doubles. Daniel Nationals’ 8-4 defeat of the In Saturday’s action, Brooke the Millburn Storm a 1-1 tie with loss to FC Copa. Robert O’Con- Kronthal delivered a multi-hit per- Dodgers May 7. Fallek and Elinor Winstanley the Summit Sonics. Margarida nor, Jared Darvin and Nathan formance for the Falcons. Ben Caplan legged out a triple each scored two goals in the Her- Abrantes, Sarah Zaccardo and Nacheff turned in solid perfor- Tommy Falcone’s grand slam and Alex Blackwood rapped out ricanes’ 6-1 defeat of the West Alexis Perry anchored the Storm’s mances for the Patriots. HARDING TOWNSHIP sparked the Blue Jays to a 13-10 three hits for the Dodgers. Orange Storm. Perretti and win over the Orioles May 7. Jake Levison’s grand slam and Jahnna Silberberg also scored for ALEXANDER REALTORS Andrew Giles collected four hits, Ryan Siegel’s two triples and three the Herricanes. Teammate Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 scored three runs and drove in RBI powered the Padres to a 13-11 Melissa Rayvid made key saves 973-292-2700 three runs for the Orioles. defeat of the Giants May 7. Ben in goal. www.alexanderrealtors.com Goldman provided strong relief Paige Willian’s two goals gave Serving Somerset & Morris Counties Southern League pitching for the Giants. the Millburn Spirit a 2-2 tie with Jacob Nacht hurled three per- Blake Pearsall tripled and Tyler the Branchburg Pitch. Tara fect innings and Jorge Solodkin Shick provided scoreless pitching Greene excelled in goal for the MILLBURN chipped in with two hits and two in the Cobras’ 12-0 rout of the Spirit. RBI May 8, propelling the Marlins Astros May 7. Josh Greenberg scored a goal REMAX VILLAGE to a 5-2 win over the Clippers. and Sam Marlowe played stellar SQUARE George Langberg allowed just American Association defense, helping the Millburn 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills one earned run in three innings on Brian Patrone tossed two score- Hotspurs post a 1-1 tie with the 973-467-8522 the hill for the Clippers. Teammate less innings and outfielder Rajesh Somerset Hills Spyders. Samantha Abrams played stellar Singh made a stellar catch to pre- Saori MacInnes scored a goal Tennis Anyone? defense in center field. vent two runs from scoring May 7, and keepers Eugenie Hage- JOSEPH A. Robert Kinloch’s two-run leading the Cubs to an 8-5 win mann, Kristina Van Sant and DEL FORNO, INC. homer sparked the Tides to an 8-7 over the Mustangs. Courtney Liebermann combined 46 Essex Street, Millburn win over the Rockies May 7.Team- Adam Beneroff and Carter Todd to post a shutout, leading the 973-376-1110 mate Nathan Nacheff pitched a starred on defense for the Mus- Millburn Storm to a 1-0 win over scoreless inning in relief. tangs. the Middlesex Comets. Emma www.MillburnHomes.com Aidan Favia rapped out two hits Michael Greenberg and Jake Beckerman and Olivia Sullivan and drove in three runs for the Kleinendorst combined for four starred on defense for the Storm. CENTURY 21 Rockies. hits and five RBI May 7 in the Christy Dwyer scored a pair NORMA ALTMAN REALTORS Mudcats’ 19-1 rout of the Indians. of goals for the Millburn Sting in 221 Main Street, Millburn Gulf Coast League Reliever Mariana Bomfim tossed a a 5-2 loss to the Hazlet United Center fielder Meryl Fisher scoreless inning and Billy Kings- Spirit. 973-376-9393 made a stellar catch and Jeremy bery delivered a run-scoring hit for Tyler Gould and Jordan Bris- Merdinger threw out a batter the Indians. gel each scored a goal for the This spectacular 6 bedroom, 9 SHORT HILLS attempting to bunt for a base hit Millburn Raiders in a 3-2 loss to bath country manor home May 9 in the Panthers’ 11-0 defeat Atlantic Coast League the Bridgewater Warriors. provides a “grand slam” setting BURGDORFF ERA REALTORS of the Cougars. Harrison Cohn Justin Hoffman and Evan Cree- Julianne Capron’s goal gave for year-round living and and Courtney Brosnan played stel- don combined to rap out five hits the Millburn Wizzards a 1-0 win 545 Millburn Ave, Short Hills entertaining. Totally renovated W198393-01 lar defense for the Cougars. May 9 in the Twins’ 15-12 win over over the Edison Stingers. 973-376-5200 Sam Brody legged out a triple the Thunder. Sweeper Carly Feit, Polly Foster to perfection, this special home and Reed Ressler scored the win- Sam Eglow drove in two runs and Alex Lorditch anchored “matches” old world charm REMAX VILLAGE ning run in the Jaguars’ 3-2 defeat and Matthew Policarpio banged Millburn’s defense, which held with top of the line amenities. of the Badgers May 8. out three hits for the Thunder. Edison to two shots on goal. SQUARE With a 2 bedroom guest house, 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills In Sunday’s action, goals by luxury sports court and almost Perretti and Winstanley gave the 973-467-8522 RECREATION DEPARTMENT Millburn Herricanes a 2-0 win an acre of lush ground, this over the Edison United Tor- home is really an “ace.” SUMMIT Yankee game excursion set for July 19 naoes. Winstanley assisted on Offered at $3,295,000 by Jill Perretti’s goal, which gave Mill- Birnberg 973-723-9888. LOISSCHNEIDER The Millburn Recreation The trip is open to township res- burn a 1-0 lead three minutes Department and the Millburn Fire- idents only. An adult must accom- into the match. Allie Bloom and REALTOR men’s Welfare Association are pany youngsters in fourth grade Christine Silver also starred for 431 Springfield Ave., Summit sponsoring a trip to see the New and below. Trip cost is $25 per the victors. 908-277-1398 York Yankees oppose the Seattle person. 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HOSING IT DOWN MHS offering fall RECREATION DEPARTMENT Maria Harrison, physicals June 7 Town runs program information hotline Michael Dolan and Physical examinations for Mill- The Millburn Recreation including weather-related post- junior varsity team burn High School student-athletes Department operates a program ponements, on recreation depart- members Maddie planning on playing a fall sport will information hotline, (973) 564- ment activities. Dolan and Becky be offered Wednesday, June 7, 7096, which provides updates, Rosenberg, from left, beginning at 2:45 p.m. in the work on making a school nurse’s office. vehicle look like new Forms for the physical examina- May 6 during a car tion, which will be conducted by “Experience, Pride and Imagination - the school’s team physician, are wash sponsored by available in the director of athletics They Make the Difference” the Millburn High office located on the second floor Over 50 years experience School girls lacrosse of the high school. The forms must program’s booster be filled out and signed by a parent NICHOLAS GRACE and Sons, Inc. club. Members of the or guardian prior to the adminis- varsity, junior varsity tration of the physical examina- • Roads • Driveways • Curbing • Parking Areas and freshman teams, tion. • Hot Oil & Gravel Driveways • Specializing In Permanent Country Look Driveways with assistance from For more information, call the their parents, helped Millburn athletics director’s office 973-701-0055 • CHATHAM W198168-01 raise more than at (973) 564-7165. $1,000 for the booster club’s coffers.

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RECREATION COMMISSION Winterbottom WEEKLY UPDATES!!! Board conducting June 7 meeting Managing the whole experience. During the coming year, we have 7 new houses The next meeting of the Board of Recreation Commissioners is scheduled for Wednesday, June 7, Selling or buying a home? under construction in Millburn/Short Hills with at 8 p.m. at the Gero Park Recre- ation Building. Elizabeth’s strengths: knowledge Additional 2006 meetings are based, responsive, focused, prices ranging from $1.7 million to $6.5 million. scheduled for July 12, Sept. 6, Oct. competitive, researcher, 4,Nov.1andDec. 6.Allboard meetings, with the exception of the Why sympathetic, strong opinions, Dec. 6 session, are held at 8 p.m. at listener, negotiator, community the Gero Park Recreation Build- minded, dedicated, local. ing. The Dec. 6 session takes place choose at the Bauer Community Center in Taylor Park. Elizabeth? W198399-01 Elizabeth Winterbottom W190008-01 Village Square The Item sports editor Jim Burgdorff Realtors Short Hills Office: 545 Millburn Avenue 11 Short Hills Ave. • Short Hills Connelly can be reached via Direct: 973.376.3789 Office: 973.376.5200 973-467-8522 x110 e-mail at theitem@north Email: [email protected] Joanna Parker-Lentz Jodi Rubenstein Website: www.WinterbottomHomes.com jersey.com Cell: 973-699-4388 Each office is independently owned and operated. Cell: 973-477-0908

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Athletes of the Week NIGHT RACE 27th running of President’s Cup Night Race set for June 19 Lacrosse player Jon Yen and Andrew Longley of the boys track The 27th annual President’s The registration fee is $20 The starting and finish lines are team are the recipients of Millburn Cup Night Race, sponsored by the through June 16 and $25 for run- located on Essex Street near Char- High School Varsity Club Athlete Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of ners registering after that date. lie Brown’s Steakhouse Restau- of the Week honors for May 8-14. Commerce, is scheduled to take USA Track and Field-New Jersey rant. Yen, a sophomore goalie, place Monday, June 19, at 8 p.m. members who register through A series of youth fun runs will recorded a career-high 28 saves Registration forms are current- June 16 are entitled to a $2 dis- be held at 7:30 p.m. The youth Friday night, helping the Millers ly available at The Sneaker Facto- count. runs take place on Essex Street record an 8-6 win over New Jersey ry, 308 Millburn Ave., and online The five-kilometer run has been near the Charlie Brown’s parking Interscholastic Lacrosse League at www.compuscore.com. Race designated as a 2006 USATF-NJ lot. Registration fee is $3 Rizk Division rival Boonton in the registration forms also may be Open Men’s championship race. For more information, call The final contest played on the school obtained by calling the Chamber of The race follows a route along Sneaker Factory at (973) 376-6094 stadium’s natural grass field. Commerce at (973) 379-1198. Essex Street and Millburn Avenue. or the Chamber of Commerce. Longley, a senior captain, became the first athlete in more than a decade to win four gold medals in last weekend’s Northern Hills Conference, Suburban Divi- sion championships at Wayne Val- ley High School. Longley recorded first-place finishes in the 100-meter dash, the 200-meter dash, the 110- meter high hurdles and the 400- meter intermediate hurdles. Yen Longley

RECREATION DEPARTMENT Millburn 4-Miler Victoria Carter Sales Associate set for June 11 Burgdorff ERA’s highest and most prestigious award The 31st annual Millburn 4-Mil- er has been scheduled for Sunday, The President’s Council Award June 11, at 9 a.m. The race begins – – and ends at Gero Park on White An honor reserved for the top 17 sales associates in a company of over 700 Oak Ridge Road. Race entry fee is $13 through his award separates leaders from the rest. At Burgdorff ERA, our May 31 and $15 from June 1 T leaders are given the most distinguished honor, membership into the through the day of the race. President’s Council. They surpassed industry standards and reached the Race registration forms are pinnacle of success. These fine professionals demonstrate the integrity, available at the Millburn Recre- commitment to service and excellence that are the hallmark of Burgdorff ation Department’s Town Hall ERA. The President’s Council embodies the ideal of the Burgdorff Vision office. Registration forms also may be obtained by visiting the forms and defines “Extraordinary Professionals Exceeding Expectations.” library in the township’s Web site, It is a distinct privilege to introduce Victoria Carter into the 2006 Burgdorff www.twp.millburn.nj.us ERA President’s Council. A series of youth sprint races will be held following the conclu- We applaud and congratulate you! sion of the 4-Miler. Pat Hoferkamp, President and COO For more information, call (973) 564-7097. The Item sports editor Jim Short Hills Office Connelly can be reached via 545 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills, NJ 07078 Direct Phone: 973-376-6794 e-mail at theitem@north W198397-01 Owned and Operated by NRT Incorporated. Office Phone: 973-376-5200 www.burgdorff.com jersey.com

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109 Sagamore 20 Tower Drive Custom 14 room multi-level home perched on a hill with panoramicviews. Thisspacious retreatfeatures 6BRS, Stone front Colonial! ShortHills Vicinity! Upper Wyoming 5 BR + Au Pair suite with newgourmet EIK. Custom 5new baths, newkit w/ADJ. breakfast room, FamRMplusDen, home office &more.Nicely situated for guest closets, professionallandscaping,3level deck. Huge family room + living room + dining room + sunroom, 2 quarters on M/D. 1/2 acre lot backing to reservation. $1,075,000 Dir:MillburnAve to Wyoming Ave Lt. Maple zone C/A. Attached 2car garage. $1,175,000. Dir: Wyoming Ave to LewistoTower Dr. to 109 Sagamore.

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2 Clive Hills Road 6 Bodwell Terrace Greatnewprice!Best valueintownthis beautiful 5BR raised Ranch with updated custom kitchencabinets and Best Buy with greatvalue for 4BR, 1.5 baths plus den, office + RR, classiccharmofhardwood floors and mold- huge granite center island, renovated new baths and gleaming hardwood floors. On 1/2 acre of levelproperty ings. Easy walk to town and trainfrom thismoveincondition Colonial. $589,000. Dir:MillburnAve to Bodwell $949,000 Dir:White OakRidge Rd.toClive Hills Rd. Terrace. Short Hills Office 973-376-4545 W198400-01

The monthly mortgage payments quoted in this ad are to qualified buyers buying a single family owner-occupied residence, based upon a 20% downpayment. The payments are calculated using a 3-1 interest only adjustable rate mortgage loan (ARM) with an initial interest rate of 6.875%, and an initial A.P.R. of 7.09%. Payments are interest only for the first 10 years, and from year 11 through maturity, amortization is based on 20 years. The interest rate is based on an index plus a margin, with a loan amount of $500,000. The payment is fixed for the first 3 years, and because the interest rate may change after 3 years, the payment shown may change at the 4th year and annually thereafter subject to applicable margins and/or caps. At each adjustment, the interest rate is set at 2.5% above the index (margin) and it may not decrease or increase more than 2 percentage points (cap), and over the life of the loan, it may not increase or decrease more than 6 percentage points (lifetime cap). Figures used herein are approximate and do not include property taxes, condo/association fees, or hazard insurance. Interest rates quoted are as of 4/20/06 and subject to change. As an example, on a $500,000 30-year loan with an initial interest rate of 6.875%, the maximum amount that the interest rate can rise under this loan program is 6 percentage points to 12.875%, and the estimated monthly payment for the first 3 years is $2864.58 with a maximum interest payment of $3474.83 thru year 10 (Based on a Truth in Lending Disclosure Estimate) and a maximum principal and interest payment of $5482.19 after year 10. We are not responsible for typographical errors. You should ask about interest rate, margin, and other terms and conditions before you apply. Mortgage Access Corp. d/b/a Weichert Financial Services, Executive Offices, 225 Littleton Road, Morris Plains, NJ, 07950. 1- 800-829-CASH. Licensed by the NJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance. Licensed Mortgage Banker with the State Dept. of Banking in NY, CT, and PA. Licensed Lender in DE, MD, VA, D.C. Equal Housing Lender. Weichert Financial Services is an affiliate of Weichert, Realtors®. For your benefit, consider a career in real estate. Call 1-800-301-3000 today! C12 Thursday, May 18, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

KELLER WILLIAMS ® REALTY PREMIER PROPERTIES UPPER WYOMING GEM Of Essex, Union & Morris Counties KELLER WILLIAMS IS OPENING DOORS IN SHORT HILLS SUNDAY,MAY 21ST, 1-4 PM 23 FERNCLIFF TERRACE 37 HILLSIDE AVENUE

A classic center hall colonial with a great sense of scale. The Best location and almost an acre... First time on the market... new kitchen is state of the art with “flamed granite counter- Beautiful classic Old Short Hills home with 5 bedrooms and tops and Viking wine cooler. A back door leads from the 4 full and 4 half baths. The kitchen features granite counter kitchen to the barbeque porch. Off the family room which is adjacent to the kitchen is a beautiful screened-in-porch with a tops, 2 sinks and 2 dishwashers. The family room features ceiling fan and access to the backyard. This is great for Spring beautiful built-ins and view of the rear gardens. The master suite has a dressing room, huge closets and and Summer Al-fresco dining. This home features 5/6 bedrooms with wiring for an office on the 2nd and a marble master bathroom. A truly wonderful family home. Offered at $2,350,000. SHOWN BY 3rd floor. An awesome renovated basement completes this kid-friendly house with study area wired for com- puters and room for a pool or ping-pong table. Offered at $1,425,000. APPOINTMENT ONLY. Howard Bunn & Cara Moxley Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialists Roni Chasin Office: 973-376-0033 Office: 973-376-0033 Cell: 973-479-4488 Cell: 973-202-2591 Email: [email protected] For additional photos, floorplans & virtual tour visit www.ChasinHomes.com www.BunnMoxleyHomes.com

373 HARTSHORN DRIVE 38 HARTSHORN DRIVE

Just Listed... Spacious 5 bedroom home. Move right in to Set on 1.42 very private and professionally landscaped acres, this comfortable 5 bedroom home. This home features a beau- this extraordinary, 11,000 square foot home of distinction tifully renovated kitchen with granite countertops and a tum- was constructed using the finest materials and exquisite bled marble backsplash. A large kitchen window overlooks a detailing. Superb “Old World” craftsmanship and rich archi- park-like backyard with both a large grassy area and gorgeous, tectural molding create an elegant, yet comfortable ambiance. recently renovated granite pool. Just off the kitchen is a won- derful family room. The flow is perfect for comfortable family living and easy entertaining. The home’s 5 With five family bedrooms, 9 foot ceilings, sweeping staircase, spectacular kitchen/family room, living bedrooms are generously sized. The finished recreation room in the basement is a perfect place for kids to room with wet bar, lower level walk-out with gym, recreation, wine storage and 2nd kitchen are only a few “get away” and enjoy their own style of entertaining. This home is offered at $1,250,000. Please call me of the many amenities that are part of this magnificent home. Now offered at $4,899,000! Directions: at 973-214-0691 to arrange a private showing of this lovely home. Parsonage to Woodfield to Oakey to Hartshorn. Call Roni Chasin or Cara Moxley for private showing.

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PICTURE PERFECT... Colonial with beautiful hardwood floors. The floor plan includes pretty living room with wood burning fireplace and built-in cabinets, family room with built-ins, large dining room, screened porch, kitchen with great storage and first floor powder room. The second floor has a master bedroom with 4 closets and full bath. There are 2 other bedrooms, subway tiled full bath and great storage... Charm and character galore. 2-zone central air. Freshly painted and immaculate. Great Story book cottage style Colonial with fieldstone chimney, beamed ceiling and open kitchen/family room, location - walk to town. New price $749,000. conveniently located minutes from town, train and schools. A great value at $725,000. Howard Bunn & Cara Moxley Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialists Roni Chasin Office: 973-376-0033 Office: 973-376-0033 Cell: 973-479-4488 Cell: 973-202-2591 Email: [email protected] For additional photos, floorplans & virtual tour visit www.ChasinHomes.com www.BunnMoxleyHomes.com A New Generation Of Positive, Professional & Tech-Savvy Realtors ...Justpros.

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PERENNIAL DELIGHTS Township Chamber of Commerce provides online calendar of local events The Millburn-Short Hills The organization’s calendar, events as well as special programs encouraged to send their listings Chamber of Commerce maintains which can be accessed at and promotions offered by Cham- via mail to the Millburn-Short Alma Staehl and an online calendar of events as www.millburnchamber.com, fea- ber members. Community service Hills Chamber of Commerce, P.O. her fruit-scented part of its Web site. tures Chamber and community and school organizations are Box 651, Millburn, 07041. rhododendrons are part of the backyard garden FREE 167 pg Color Catalog & DVD she and her husband, Dr. 100% Redwood/Red Cedar Retirein Sunny Florida George Staehl, 100% Chemical Free • New Custom Home & Lot Package on 1/4 Acre Lot Over 100 sets for large tend at 83 Old • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Hollow Road. The & small yards “Quality Built Homes” private garden is Locations in on the tour NJ•NY•CT•VT $154,900 organized by the No Internet? For Catalog Only Garden Call Toll Free: Call 800-842-5636 Conservancy for its 1-877-STAVOLA Open Days BUILDERS Log onto RAINBOWDIRECT.COM enter code 2206 (782-8652) www.StavolaBuilders.com program on Sunday CBC1253383 and can be viewed from 10 a.m. to 2 DON’TREPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... p.m. Also on the HOME SCHOOLING? tour is Greenwood REGLAZEIT! $ Gardens, 274 Old We also do 299 Come see why over 1,500,000 students use... 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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Law firm has five members named to top attorneys list Township residents Robert D. involving busi- zine, New Jersey Chesler, Douglas S. Eakeley, Allen ness planning, Super Lawyers is B. Levithan, Joseph LeVow Stein- mergers and an annual publi- berg and Ashley Steinhart, mem- acquisitions, cation which bers of the Roseland law firm of securities regula- ranks the state’s Lowenstein Sandler PC, have been tion and invest- top 5 percent of chosen among the state’s leading ment manage- leading lawyers and ranked lawyers in the 2006 ment. across a wide edition of New Jersey Super Chesler Steinberg has Steinberg range of practice Lawyers, a referral guide to New more than 40 areas and firm Jersey’s top attorneys. years of experi- sizes. Law & Pol- Only 5 percent of the lawyers in ence in financial itics performs the the state are named to this recog- and real estate polling, research nition. transactions, rep- and selection of Chesler is chairman of the resenting clients Super Lawyers in Insurance Law Practice Group. He in the banking, a process represents policyholders in a broad retail, manufac- designed to iden- variety of coverage claims against Eakley turing and ser- Steinhart tify lawyers who their insurers, including asbestos, vices industries. have attained a silica, D&O, environmental, busi- Steinhart has high degree of peer recognition ness interruption and property more than 35 and professional achievement. matters. years of experi- Lowenstein Sandler places first Eakeley has extensive trial and ence in fiduciary among New Jersey law firms with appellate experience in complex counseling and the greatest number of corporate, commercial litigation, including litigation, income environmental and tax attorneys securities fraud, antitrust, con- and estate tax listed in the publication. sumer fraud, class actions and planning and Overall, 31 of the firm’s attor- derivative litigation. Levithan administration, neys were included in a wide range Levithan is co-chairman of the and closely held of legal practices, including bank- firm’s Investment Management business succession planning. ruptcy, business litigation, corpo- Practice Group. He has more than Published by Law & Politics rate, environmental, real estate, 30 years of experience in matters and New Jersey Monthly maga- tax, and trusts and estates. Barron’s cites Bell as top adviser Patricia Bell of the township has rities firms, banks and independent Merrill Lynch and her clients.” been named to the “Top 100 firms. Bell has been with Merrill Financial Advisers” list established The Winner’s Circle team vetted Lynch for 26 years, serving corpo- by Barron’s. each advisor through a host of rate and individual investors with Bell, a Merrill Lynch financial quantitative and qualitative crite- comprehensive financial solutions, adviser, was selected for this honor ria, ranging from assets managed, including concentrated stock man- based upon following the indus- revenue produced, experience lev- agement, asset management, estate try’s best practices and on a range els, acceptable compliance records planning and philanthropy. of qualifications including revenue, and U4 forms, discussions with She is on the board of trustees of customer satisfaction and other management and more. both the Montclair Art Museum factors. With 22 financial advisers A diversity of advisers with and the Garden State Arts Foun- on the Barron’s list, Merrill Lynch focuses on retail, high-net-worth, dation. She also supports Aljira, a has more advisers recognized than and ultra-high-net-worth were Center for Contemporary Art in any other single financial advisory selected, as well as a range of mar- Newark, and the Women’s Fund of firm. kets within each region. Client New Jersey. To compile this list, Barron’s portfolio performance is not a cri- Barron’s is a weekly magazine, relied on the services of R.J. Shook, terion. published by Dow Jones, estab- an independent, third party expert “Patricia’s selection to this list lished in 1921 for private investors, who has been ranking America’s speaks volumes to her commit- money managers and corporate top advisers for more than 10 years ment to her clients and the finan- executives involved with the finan- in his Winner’s Circle books. cial management industry,” said cial community. Each adviser on this year’s “Bar- Paul Sullivan, director of the Short The annual “Top 100 Financial ron’s Top 100 Advisers” list was fil- Hills Merrill Lynch office. “Patricia Advisers” special report appears in tered down from a list of more deserves this recognition because the April 22 issue. than 7,000 nominations from secu- of her outstanding contribution to Best Lawyers list includes Saffir WE’RE CLOSER Township resident Michael Saf- survey conducted by the publica- entrepreneurs. fir has been named one of the tion. 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The staff learns all the ingredi- of allergies growing, Cupo said the child who has worked to make ty than when her daughter entered By Harry Trumbore When a customer hands the ents of the new entrees, and all restaurant has had to make school officials aware of the dan- the school four years ago. ofTheItem server a card outlining a particular food servers have to pass a menu changes, such as eliminating gers allergic children face, said According to the Rutgers allergy, Stampoulos said, “we hand test before they wait on customers. peanut oil and introducing multi- caterers such as La Strada are easy Department of Nutrition Sciences May is Allergy Awareness it to the chef and he takes it from At the same time, Masi said, as grain pizza dough. to deal with. and Food Policy Institute, in New Month and restaurateurs around there.” soon as a server is told a customer The restaurant’s menu, he “They’re up front with us and Jersey nearly 100,000 children are the state are being urged to study If necessary, the chef will clean has an allergy, the manager and the added, is detailed, listing all the tell us what they can and can’t do,” affected by food allergies. ways to keep customers with food a portion of the grill to ensure there chef are informed and they super- ingredients of a dish. Antico said. For those who are severely aller- allergies safe. is no cross-contamination, the vise the required preventative mea- Cupo said he has grown used to “I find the biggest problem is not gic, exposure to a trigger food can The state legislature last year owner said. sures. custom-tailoring a dish for an aller- the caterers, but the amount of cause life-threatening reactions. directed the Department of Health All waiters and waitresses at “We deal with allergies on a gic customer. food brought in by parents for little Although any food can trigger and Senior Services and Martini attend a food class to learn case-to-case basis,” Masi explained. “I can modify a sauce immedi- celebrations,” she said. an allergic reaction, eight foods— researchers at Rutgers University’s how everything on the menu is Peanuts have been eliminated ately,” he said. Although most teachers and peanuts, tree nuts (including wal- Food Policy Institute to conduct an prepared. from the salad bar and customers Because the establishment also administrators are practicing food nuts and cashew), milk, eggs, fish, “Ask Before you Eat!” campaign to “If we have specials, we all go can now order from a gluten-free provides catering for organizations allergy awareness, Antico added, shellfish, soy and wheat—account provide New Jersey restaurants through the ingredients,” Stam- menu. “We’re very thorough,” he and school events, Cupo said his “it can be hard getting the parents for 90 percent of all food allergies, with advice on how to serve safe poulos said. added. concern for allergies extends out- to buy into it.” and between 1997 and 2002, the and enjoyable meals. Across the street at Charlie Frank Cupo, co-owner of La side the restaurant. Overall, she said, there is more number of children with peanut Several township restaurant Brown’s, assistant manager Robert Strada, said there are more aller- For one school with an allergic awareness in the school communi- allergies doubled. managers have already gotten the Masi said when the chain of gies than ever. student, Cupo makes one pie with message. restaurants introduces seasonal “Twenty years ago, it was just faux cheese provided by a parent. It starts with the customer, Ted specials, “we conduct in-store food eggs and dairy,” he said. “Now, it’s Hartshorn School parent Janet Stampoulos, owner of Martini shows.” flour, it’s spices.” With the number Antico, the mother of an allergic COUNTY OUTREACH COMPUTER SERVICES PROMOTE YOUR SERVICE COMPUTER PRO Essex clerk offering services at library Monday IN THIS SECTION! ATTENTION! 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HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM Members of the South Mountain School student council met with municipal officials Tuesday morning to study problems in renovating the pond, dam and river banks of Taylor Park. Above left, Martine Donofrio discusses the geese with, from left, Charlotte Saltzman, Alex Tomko, Alec Tabatchnick and Drew Vreeland. Above right, Julian Ley listens to forester Tom Doty, right, discuss what might be planted along the riverbanks as South Mountain principal Red Lindenberg looks on. Heavy rains didn’t stop Public Works supervisor John Collas, below, from taking his group outside to study the pond. With Collas and parent Jennifer Baer are students, Zach Vinik, Ryan Miller, Uma Sarwadinya, Arlynn Baer and Matt Policarpio.

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"INVITATION TO BIDDERS" NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro- posals will be received by the Township Clerk of the Township of Millburn in the County of Essex for: THE ITEM OF MILLBURN ELEVATOR SUBCODE INSPECTIONS BY AN ON-SITE AGENCY AND SHORT HILLS Said sealed bids will be opened and read in Public Notice Dept. public at Millburn Town Hall on Wednesday, May 31, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing 1 Garret Mountain Plaza Time. Specifications, Proposal Forms, and Adver- 6th Floor tisement for the proposed service may be P. O . B o x 4 7 1 obtained in the Office of the Township Clerk on the second floor of Town Hall, 375 Mill- West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 burn Avenue, Millburn, NJ during the hours Call toll-free of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. weekdays. Ques- tions should be referred to the Construction 1-888-891-9467, Official at 973-564-7057. press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. Bids must be made on Proposal Forms to be furnished in the manner designated there- or e-mail to in and required in the Specifications and publicnotices@ must be enclosed in a sealed envelope bear- ing the name and address of the bidder and northjersey.com the name of the item written on the outside, (text or Word format preferred) addressed to the Township Clerk, 375 Mill- burn Ave, Millburn, NJ 07041. Fax numbers: Each bid must be accompanied by a certi- 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 fied check, cashier’s check or bid bond in fa- vor of the Township of Millburn, in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the total of said Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday proposal, but not in excess of $20,000.00. In addition, said proposal must also be accom- 3300for 0001260284-01 Thursday edition 5.139 panied by a Consent of Surety in writing by a surety company authorized to do business in public notice p the State of New Jersey and approved by the When submitting0001260284-01 a public notice Township Committee to the effect that it will advertisement, please indicate the furnish all bonds required by the contract document. name of the publication in which you Bidders must submit their State of New Jer- wish to place the ad, and your sey Business Registration Certificate with the requested run date(s). Also provide proposal, as per State law effective Septem- ber 1, 2004, or be disqualified. billing name, address, telephone Bidders shall be required to submit a nota- number, and daytime telephone _ Donofrio, chairman of the town- for its renovation. She said she had painted and better lit. They also rized non-collusion affidavit in accordance (if different). Prepayment required BUDGET with N.J.S.A. 52:34-15 and also a list in ac- ship’s Environmental Commission, received 110 completed surveys, wanted the pigeons removed and cordance with N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 of all unless previously credit-approved. FROM PAGE A1 stockholders of the partnership who own ten on replacing the pond in Taylor which showed that 95 percent of the gutters fixed. Many respon- (10%) or more of the stock or of the partner- Line rate: Park with a series of step pools was respondents were either daily dents also added they want the ship. The successful bidder shall be re- quired to comply with the New Jersey pre- 43¢ is planned for the sewers, and postponed until June 20. commuters or took the train three train station to retain its character, vailing wage law (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25, et. A notarized affidavit will automatically repairs to the roof, floor and doors A resolution to award a profes- or four times a week. Of the repairs according to the Committee- seq.). Bidders are required to comply with be mailed to advertiser certifying proof the requirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. of publication within five business days. of the department’s garage must be sional services contract for over- and renovations most wanted, woman. and N.J.A.C. 17:27. The right is reserved by the Township Com- Fee $20 made, they said. sight of renovations to the heating nearly 80 percent of the respon- Steinberg noted 98 percent of mittee to reject any and all bids and to waive informalities or technical defects therein and The administrators’ capital bud- and air conditioning system at the dents wanted the bathrooms reno- the respondents wanted a café to accept such bid as shall be in the best in- Check public notices online at get request of $907,000 includes Millburn Free Public Library was vated, Steinberg said. Respondents kiosk and/or a newspaper stand. terest of the Township of Millburn. northjersey.com or Joanne M. Monarque njpublicnotices.com replacement of pumps at two lift also held. also wanted clean and/or repaired Respondents also showed some Township Clerk The Item 1718127 stations that are part of the sewage In other business, Committee- floors and better windows. Many interest in a concierge service that Fee $27.95 0001260284-01 system and replacement of a sani- woman Ellen Steinberg reported made comments about poor heat- would include drop-off and pick- May 18, 2006 tation loadpacker, a loader truck, a on the results of a survey she had ing, she said. up of dry cleaning, shoe repair, NOTICE OF HEARING Board of Adjustment of the NOTICE OF HEARING backhoe and a Mason dump truck. passed out at the Short Hills train As to the outside of the station, automotive drop-off for repairs or Township of Millburn, New Jersey Board of Adjustment of the TAKE NOTICE that Eric Sellinger has made Township of Millburn, New Jersey A presentation by Martine station March 11 in preparation respondents wanted it cleaned and servicing and dinner take-out. an application to the Millburn Township TAKE NOTICE that Brian S. Delidow has Board of Adjustment in connection with the made an application to the Millburn Town- construction of a 900 sq. ft. impervious play ship Board of Adjustment in connection with area on Property in Millburn Township, locat- the construction of a 2-story addition on ed at 5 Hemlock Road, Block 3304, Lot 24. Property in Millburn Township, located at 88 such as the library and the train consideration, although he would before seeking to redevelop a The Applicant proposes to construct the play Chestnut Street, Block 304, Lot 16, which re- BAER area between the rear of the existing dwell- quires the following bulk variance relief: Side station?” make sure those residents receive large area. ing and the Right-of-way of Merrywood Lane yard setback, Township Ordinance Section FROM PAGE A1 He also expressed concern that notice of public meetings. Com- Committeeman Jim Suell which is considered a second front yard. The 606.2e.1.e) [1]; side yard setback based on proposed construction will require the follow- height Township Ordinance Section township officials moved ahead mitteewoman Sandra Haimoff rec- sought to clear up some of the ing bulk variance: 606.2e.1.e) [2]; building coverage, Township Township Ordinance Section 501.2: "All ac- Ordinance Section 606.2e.2a); and lot cover- process. We agree. What is the with the process without notifying ommended everyone on the list be confusion by saying, “What we’re cessory uses shall be constructed only within age, Township Ordinance Section problem in having a meeting property owners their homes are sent a notice. talking about is not a plan. It’s just rear yards." 606.2e.2b). The Applicant may also seek other varian- The Applicant may also seek other varian- now?” listed as potential sites for redevel- Abby Kalan, the Democratic a study. We have authorized the ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- The Glen Avenue resident also opment. candidate for Township Commit- Planning Board to hire a planner tion. tion. The application is now Cal. #2693 on said, “If we’re proceeding on a pro- Baer responded to that com- tee, also got into the discussion by to look at what properties might The application is now Calendar #2703 on the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled for a hearing on June 5, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in posed redevelopment plan for the ment by noting there is no require- asking why the Committee did not be included. for a hearing on June 5, 2006, at 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. All documents relating to this downtown, why did you include so ment to send out notices to resi- start the redevelopment project in “We want the input of the New Jersey. application are on file in the office of the Sec- many properties outside the area dents whose properties are under a small area and assess the results community,” he added. All documents relating to this application are retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- on file in the office of the Secretary of the tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Board of Adjustment daily between the hours Monday through Friday. Any interested party of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Fri- may appear at said hearing and participate day. Any interested party may appear at therein in accordance with the rules of the said hearing and participate therein in ac- Zoning Board of Adjustment. cordance with the rules of the Zoning Board Brian S. Delidow of Adjustment. Applicant Eric Sellinger, Applicant The Item 1717342 Town holds E-cycling Day, Fee $15.91 The Item 1720132 Fee $16.77 May 18, 2006 May 18, 2006 county’s turn on Saturday LEGAL NOTICE On April 17, 2006, the Board of Adjustment PUBLIC NOTICE of the Township of Millburn, County of Es- Take notice that Doug and Alison Canfield Township residents who missed sponsored by the Environmental sex, memorialized the Approval of applica- have applied for: tion of Thomas Tedesco, 48 Ocean Street, to Historic Site or District Demolition Permit the township’s annual E-cycling Commission, drew about 100 cars erect fence on the site. Historic District Construction Permit Day this past Saturday will have to the parking lot at the Millburn The determination of said Board is now on from the Historic Preservation Commission file in the office of the Board Secretary and is of the Township of Millburn for property lo- another opportunity to safely dis- train station, according to com- available for inspection during normal busi- cated at 75 Western Drive, appearing on the ness hours. official maps as Lot 10, Block 2202, Millburn pose of used electronic goods Sat- mission member Elias Grivoyan- Bunny Rice Township, with hearing scheduled at the urday at Essex County’s Computer nis, who organized the event. Acting Secretary/Clerk meeting on June 1, 2006 slated to begin at to the Board of Adjustment 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Ave- and Electronics Recycling Day. Mark Rea, logistics manager at The Item 1719935 nue, Millburn, New Jersey. The requested Fee $6.88 regulatory opinions are for: The free event takes place from Advanced Recovery, reported May 18, 2006 Exterior demolition work and one-story eat- PHOTO COURTESY OF MARTINE DONOFRIO ing room addition to rear of house, reframe 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the bus parking Monday that 25,504 pounds of TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN roof of kitchen wing on rear of house, replace area of the Richard J. Codey Arena, electronic equipment had been RESCINDING REQUEST windows, new rear entry stoop. Environmental Commission member Elias Grivoyannis, second FOR PROPOSALS The papers relating to this application are on 560 Northfield Ave., West Orange. collected. Among the haul were 41 The "Requst for Proposals" for Elevator file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- from left, and representatives of Advanced Recovery, Inc., Subcode Inspections by an On-site agency is ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall The collections mark a concert- CRTs, or cathode ray tubes, found accept used computers and other electronic items for hereby rescinded. and may be inspected between the hours of ed effort over the past five years by in computer monitors and televi- Any interested party should submit bid in ac- 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through recycling during the township’s annual E-cycling day, held this cordance with "Invitation to Bidders" for Ele- Friday. municipalities and the county to sions. Those pose a particular dan- vator Subcode Inspections by an On-site Alison Canfield past Saturday. Essex County is offering a similar collection agency. Applicant prevent the disposal of the materi- ger if broken and have been Joanne M. Monarque, RMC The Item 1720103 al in landfills, where lead and oth- banned from landfills, according to this Saturday. Township Clerk Fee $12.47 The Item 1718094 May 18, 2006 er dangerous chemicals can seep Rea. Fee $6.45 into the water supply. Rea said he had brought two at 223 Verona Ave., Newark, at players, toasters, irons and cellular May 18, 2006 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE As in past years, the township trucks to the township and one any time. For more information, telephones. On April 17, 2006, the Board of Adjustment On April 17, 2006, the Board of Adjustment of the Township of Millburn, County of Es- of the Township of Millburn, County of Es- contracted with Advanced Recov- was partially filled. For the county’s call the company at (973) 487- Commercial and large quantity sex, memorialized the Approval of applica- sex, memorialized the Approval of applica- ery, Inc., a company based in collection Saturday, he plans to 9100. users may not drop off items. tion of David and Elyse Bell, 25 Rahway tion of Alfred & Karen Byington, 90 Whitting- Road, to erect addition on the site. ham Terr., to erect wall and patio on the site. Newark, to collect computers and bring in four 53-foot tractor-trail- For the county’s recycling day, Residents must provide proof of The determination of said Board is now on The determination of said Board is now on file in the office of the Board Secretary and is file in the office of the Board Secretary and is other electronic items. The compa- ers. He said he expects the dona- items accepted include computers, residency at the site. For more available for inspection during normal busi- available for inspection during normal busi- ny seeks to refurbish and reuse the tion of 150,000 pounds of goods monitors, printers, fax machines, information, call the Essex Coun- ness hours. ness hours. Bunny Rice Bunny Rice items. If they cannot be reused, the on Saturday. scanners, telecom equipment, ty Utilities Authority at (973) 857- Acting Secretary/Clerk Acting Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment to the Board of Adjustment company disassembles the parts Rea also said county residents speakers, televisions, keyboards, 2350. The Item 1719990 The Item 1719938 and recycles the materials. can bring their discarded materials mainframes, videocassette - Patricia Harris Fee $6.88 Fee $6.88 The township’s collection day, to the company’s facilities, located recorders, stereos, digital video disc May 18, 2006 May 18, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 18, 2006 D7

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We will assist you Secretary/ 21 Daniel Rd in Fairfield with obtaining a real es- or FedEx Ground Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card tate license and we pro- Bookkeeper 1 Chippawa St in vide the best training in South Hackensack ❏ Mastercard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover ❏ AmEx the industry! No experi- P/T. For Advertising Sales ence is necessary. Please office. Verona area. Excel - EOE/AA In print and online at northjersey.com Number# ______Exp Date ______call John Geaney 973- lent written skills. Email re - 0000112507-01 746-1515 sumes to: linda@ derogatispublishing.com WEICHERT SECRETARY Realtors PT/FT With excellent com- munication skills and great If you got it… attitude. Please send re- flaunt it! REAL ESTATE SALES sume to P.O. Box 1617 Make your advertisement work for you. Choose any HIGH INCOME Livingston, NJ 07039 OPPORTUNITY of the icons here to highlight your ad! Busy C-21 Real Estate Co w/multiple offices needs Your Business Caallll tfodorayfomorer moinreforinmfoatrmionatio1n-877-517-3343 additional associates to handle increased activity. Gets No experience necessary. Attention Call for a complete list of ad enhancers! Real Estate Licensing in the Course Scholarship avail- able through this office. Classifieds Call John Sass for details. Classified Department: 1 Garret Mountain Plaza. PO Box 471, West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 1-800-915-5336 ext 224 0001388436-01 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 18, 2006 D9

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First come, first serve! WINE LIBRARY COUPON 69 FEATURED THIS WEEK… Lafayette Foie Gras 99 Studded with WITH Stirato ...... loaf ...... ES 01 truffles, this 2 Semi DiSesamo 3 loaf 99 TRUFFL each A semi-hard crusted sliceable wheat baguette 19 becomes one of the A crusty sesame loaf covered Mousse of Duck Foie Gras ...... 19 each Reg. $19.99 greatest French style bread, perfect to accompany any meal or in flavorful sesame seeds. Library Code 5217 - A silky mousse of pure Foie Gras; light and creamy. 99 Library Code 5266 delicacies. Usually to pair with cheese! IN STORE ONLY! retails at $32! Fresh Foie Gras...... 64 pound 99 Library Code 5222 - 2 slices of duck foie gras imported from While supplies last. Not valid with any other offer. Valid 5/18/06 thru 5/25/06. Raisin Walnut Loaf...... 6 loaf Midi-Pyrenees, Gascogne, France. A dense loaf overflowing with raisins and walnuts. Olives 19 Wine Library now stocks some of the Parmigano Ciabatta Grande ...... 3 loaf world’s greatest Olives… at prices Made with unbleached wheat flour, this thick bread EAD you just won’t believe. Choose from Reggiano has an incredible crust and a soft interior. BR a variety of types and styles while 49 RESH RIDAY& supplies last only. Here are some of F EREDF GS! our favorite selections that are in 99 Pane alle Olive...... loaf DELIV 5 DAY MORNIN stock now! Stock up this weekend! pound Fresh olive loaves with green olives SATUR 99 9 baked through. Gordal Obregon Green Olives...... 6pound Reg. $19.99 Library Code 5526 - Large pitted green olives with whole gloves of garlic. 99 Library Code 5334 Tipsy Olives by Sable & Rosenfeld.....5 each Gems for Under $10 From San Felipe! Library Code 6543 - Tipsy Olives are bathed and packaged in Known as the “Grandfather of all Cheese,” French Vermouth. No need to add vermouth to your martini! 99 this name protected, raw cow’s milk cheese has Discover why our customers have been raving about the latest releases from San Felipe! Pasa Cured Olives ...... 8pound been produced, near the river Po, in the same Many of you have already discovered the astonishing wines coming out of South America… Library Code 5524 - Pitted black olives dry cured in oil. fashion for the past seven hundred years. 29 Lush grass and aging for over two years help but if you have not yet explored into the region - now is the time! Choose from Cabernet Supreme OliveMix...... 5pound Library Code 6595 - Amazing olive mix with cornichons, onions, produce this complex, full-flavored, fruity and Sauvignon, Malbec, Merlot or Chardonnay for just $6.99 a bottle on sale! nutty cheese with a sweet and sour savory finish. These are stunning buys… perfect for your next party, and peppers soaked in an amazing vinegar olive sauce. large gathering or just as an everyday white or red! EST 10! A great alternative for outdoor grilling… make it OUR HOTTDER$ a point to discover Chorizo this summer. BUY UN Chorizo Here are some of our top picks! San Felipe 99 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Fresh Chorizo...... 4pound Library Code 5849 - Great for the barbecue or as a side dish. Malbec or Chardonnay A great sausage alternative. Uncooked. 99 Chorizo Extra ...... 5 each HUK Library Code 6528 - Authentic Spanish chorizo, by Palcios. YNERC RY VA ry 99 YOUR A fantastic and mild flavor. Fully cooked. GA ra Wine Lib ations ! 99 fOper CHOICE Director o 750 ml Hot Chorizo ...... 5 each 6 Library Code 6572 - A spicy version of the fresh chorizo 88-89 Reg. $9.99 made by Palacios. Fully cooked. 99 D’artagnan Spanish Chorizo ...... 7pound Library Code 5276 -Spicy and versatile – a Spanish style sausage, perfect DON’T MISS OUT ON OUR HOTTEST VALUE OF THE SUMMER! to accompany many large reds. Fully cooked. Our Top Ten Cheese Selections… Other Gourmet Offers… 99 49 49 99 Valdeon (Spain)...... 13pound Smoked Idiazabal (Spain) ...... 12pound Fig Bread ...... 7pound Double Devon Butter...... 3 each Library Code 5335 - Perhaps our favorite cave-aged, cow’s milk Library Code 6189 - From the Basque country comes this raw, smoked Library Code 5520 - Perfect to pair with cheese and spreads, Library Code 5361 - Churned in the traditional way, using milk from blue cheese that is wrapped in Chestnut leaves. with natural hard wood, sheep’s milk, nutty, buttery cheese. this fig bread is made with figs, almonds and anise! Devon cows which have grazed on lush green grass. It is lightly 99 99 99 salted to bring out its full flavor. Tetilla D.O.C. (Spain) ...... Istara A.O.C. (France) ...... pound 99 9pound 13 Truffle Tortellini ...... 18 each Library Code 6190 - From an artisanal dairy in Galicia comes Library Code 6286 - Istara, a Pyrenees sheep’s milk cheese AleluaHoney Cruet...... 6 each Library Code 6795 - Black Truffles with cheese, perfect this highly flavorful, cow’s milk, creamy, nearly spreadable, is well balanced, delicate, creamy, mild, fruity, intensely nutty Library Code 5696 - Exceptional honey from Argentina in an full flavored cheese. with hints of hazelnuts and figs. with Parmigano Reggiano and olive oil. beautiful jug which is easy to refill. 99 99 49 99 Humboldt Fog (California) ...... Pure Saffron ...... Saint Nectaire (France) ...... 6pound 13pound 3ounce Assorted Costa Crackers ...... 2 each Library Code 5460 - American Cheese Society competition Library Code 5826 - The high altitude of Auvergne, wild flowers Library Code 6590 - Pure Spanish Saffron in 1 ounce containers. Classic, Sesame and Pepper flavors. A necessity for any party overall winner in 2002. Humboldt Fog is a pleasant goaty flavor 99 or cheese platter! and volcanic pastures help create a magical cheese made of with a herbaceous and lemony finish. 99 Salers cow’s milk. 99 Torta De Aceita ...... 4 each 99 San Marzano Peeled Tomatoes ...... 5Year Old Gouda (Holland)...... Library Code 6305 - Traditional Spanish crisp bread made 1 each (Italy) ...... 11pound Library Code 5200 - From the sunny hills near Naples grows the Robiola Du Latti 8 each Library Code 5341 - Your taste buds explode with flavors of with 24% Spanish olive oil, produced entirely by hand. most world renown tomato! Library Code 6170 - A silky combination of cow’s and sheep’s butterscotch, toffee and whiskey with this complex raw cow’s 99 99 milk helps create this assertive, creamy Piedmont cheese. milk cheese. Niman Ranch Baby Back PorkRibs... 99 99 7pound MousseTrouffee...... 8 each Library Code 5285 - Dry-rubbed by hand, using a mixture of Manchegowith Brandy (Spain)...... 15pound Epoisses Chalance (France) ...... each Library Code 5239 - A silky smooth organic chicken and turkey liver 9 brown sugar, sea salt, spices, onion and garlic. The sugar and Library Code 6183 - This wonderful artisanal cheese has been washed Library Code 5415 - A pungent unpasteurized cow’s milk cheese from Burgundy. mousse studded with 2% black truffles and Port wine. Amazing! with brandy creating a wonderful, herbaceous flavor. Has a soft washed rind. Pairs perfectly with your favorite Caves de Colombe wine. salt seasons and tenderizes the meat resulting in a delicious flavor. JOIN THE NATION’SLARGEST WINEE-MAIL SERVICE! 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PR - PIERRE ROVANI •DT-DANIEL THOMASES • GV - GARY VAYNERCHUK • W&S-WINE & SPIRITS • RP - ROBERTPARKER •ST-STEPHEN TANZER •WL- WINE LIBRARY •WS-WINE SPECTATOR •WE-WINE ENTHUSIAST •WA - WINE ADVOCATE Title to, and ownership of, all wine passes from Wine Library to the purchaser in the State of New Jersey and the purchaser takes all responsibility for the shipping it from New Jersey to his/her home state. By arranging for transportation of the wine, Wine Library is providing a service to, and acting on behalf of the purchaser. By utilizing this service from Wine Library, the purchaser is representing that he/she is acting in a fashion compliant with his/her local and state laws regarding the purchase, transportation and delivery of wine. The purchaser represents that he/she has obtained any required permission, paid any required fees, is working through properly licensed intermediaries where required, is legally entitled to take possession of wine and is legally entitled to take quantities ordered. And once again authorizes that he/she is 21 years of age. We reserve the right to limit quantities while quantities last. Prices are subject to change without notice. Not responsible for typographical errors. Prices do not include sales tax. All wines in this ad are on sale and are 750 ml in size unless otherwise noted. All sale prices effective Thursday, May 18 thru Thursday, May 25, 2006.