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ENVIRONMENT Volunteers search for eggs to addle Township residents and DPW are out in full force to tackle this season’s GeesePeace initiative

By Erin Patricia Griffiths of The Item Unseasonably hot temperatures this past week did not discourage township volunteers from continu- ing their efforts with the Geese- Peace initiative to reduce the population of Canada Geese through egg addling. Late Monday morning, volunteers Arnold Selby and Billi Schloss uncovered and treated the third nest found in the township since the program started this year. “I was disturbed very much by the amount of geese poop in Taylor Park, especially at its peak in July,” said Selby, who often frequents the park with his grandchildren. He said his volunteer effort to find and addle eggs is a way he can help to do something with the program. STAFF PHOTOS BY ERIN PATRICIA GRIFFITHS The first nest was found at a Township volunteers Arnold Selby and Billi Schloss uncover property on Minnisink Road, and One of the Canada Geese dives at Schloss’ umbrella, trying desperately to protect the eggs. the second was found April 23 on and treat the third nest found in the township since the Canada Geese parents are very loyal and protective of their nests. Once the oiling was com- Diamond Mill Pond. GeesePeace program started this year. Schloss, holding two plete, the pair returned to their nest to make sure their eggs were safe. Although it is unknown umbrellas, shields Selby from the geese parents. whether the geese found in area toward reducing the geese popula- large part due to the township’s the GeesePeace program. nests are the same geese in Taylor tion. support. Piszar acknowledged “That is the beautiful thing Park, likewise whether the geese Their next step was to test the “The addling is really confusing Piszar said that some Depart- Mayor Sandy Haimoff for encour- about it: nobody objects to it found in Taylor Park are nesting in eggs, which is done by placing the geese,” said Janet Pizar, former ment of Public Works employees aging the GeesePeace program to because it is done humanely,” said the township, both Selby and them in a bucket with water. If the coordinator of the Township and about four residents volun- resolved conflicts with the geese Piszar. “The geese are distressed Schloss echoed feelings that they egg is developed, it will float. If it Geese Peace Program, in a phone teered this year to be trained for and said her endorsement of it as a when we go to the nest, but then are making a difference overall sinks to the bottom, it is not devel- interview. “The mother believes oiling the eggs. non-lethal program has been a they are right back on the nest and with the program. oped and can be treated. she is sitting on viable eggs. Next year, Piszar hopes to begin great help. calm right down. “Every year we find a few and The nest found on Monday con- Addling could mean substituting the program earlier and have more “They are out there,” said “Often when people see us eventually, we will make a differ- tained five eggs, all of which were something or oiling. It is confusing people with bodies of water on Haimoff. “This is the first year going down to the geese by the ence. It’s a start.,” said Schloss. “It not yet developed. While Schloss the goose into thinking she is incu- their property notify the volunteers that it is really being worked, if nests, they have asked us what we is good to make them go back to held off the distressed geese par- bating.” so they can check for nests. you would, by numerous people are doing,” Piszar added. “They where they belong. It is a humane ents, Selby marked the eggs and Oiling the eggs is protocol for “We look for a partnership with who have been trained, the process have seen the stress of the geese, way to do it.” placed them in corn oil to end the GeesePeace, and the way in which other communities to make this is all correct. We are getting a and when we explain to them that The two began by approaching development. Selby and Schloss were trained to effective,” said Piszar. “It is fun. It is good core group within our com- we are authorized they are more the nest and moving the geese par- Once the task was complete, the carry out the process, they said. pleasurable being outside and munity.” reassured. Nobody has objected to ents away from the eggs using geese returned to the nest to check The pair are just two of several vol- being with the animals.” The majority of the township’s reduce the population by this umbrellas to protect themselves. their eggs. unteers in the township working The success of program is in residents have shown support for process.”

Superintendent of ZONING Schools Richard Brodow, right, presents former board member Janet Lan- Town and rabbi lock dau with a plaque as Noreen Brunini, the board’s new president, announces her. legal horns over house “I think you were the finest student advo- cate I’ve ever seen,” By Erin Patricia Griffiths “Given the seriousness of point and content-based discrimi- Brunini said. of The Item nation that violates the Bogomil- their misdeeds and the skys’ rights of speech to assemble An investigation into complaints in their own home” and “deprived STAFF PHOTO BY ANDREA of congestion and traffic around a extended period over and continue to deprive the HUGHES Jefferson Avenue residence has which this behavior has Bogomilskys of rights guaranteed resulted in a lawsuit and counter- by the First Amendment to the suit between township officials and taken place, this is United States Constitution and a local rabbi. behavior they are not made applicable to the States by Township officials filed a lawsuit the Fourteenth Amendment.” on Feb. 2 against Rabbi Mendel doing as part of their job.” “It is an active litigation,” May- Bogomilsky and his wife Rivkah, or Sandra Haimoff said Tuesday owners of the property at 1 Jeffer- Philip Pfeffer afternoon. “The attorneys will have SCHOOLS son Avenue after responding to comments at the appropriate time. complaints from residents living in Member Daniel Baer, Zoning Offi- All of the questions that have the surrounding neighborhood. cer and Township Engineer W. raised will be answered at the The lawsuit claims the couple is Thomas Watkinson, Construction appropriate time.” Board elects new officers using the property as a house of Code Official Stephen Jones, Busi- Michael Kates of Kates Nuss- worship in violation of township ness Administrator Tim Gordon, man Rapone Ellis & Farhi, LLP, zoning laws. and Philip Kehoe, former zoning the attorney representing the town- By Andrea Hughes in this year’s uncontested race After goodbyes and congratula- On March 31, the rabbi and his official and construction code offi- ship and its elected and appointed of The Item along with former board president tions, a seemingly unlikely con- wife answered the complaints and cial for the township. officials, told The Item of Millburn Samuel Levy and Dr. Mark Zuck- nection was made later in the additionally issued counterclaims Some of the claims listed against and Short Hills he was retained in Board members unanimously er, began service as outgoing board meeting between worries about and a third-party complaint, suing the township and third-party May 2008 to investigate the situa- elected Noreen Brunini as board member Janet Landau and retiring swine flu and the need for a con- several elected and appointed defendants include that the parties tion and try to get Rabbi Bogomil- president and Scott Kamber as vice Assistant Superintendent for Busi- crete technology program in the township officials individually. “treat Protestant Christian houses sky to comply with zoning laws set president at Monday night’s orga- ness Robert Zeglarski received gifts schools. Listed in the complaint is May- of worship differently than they forth by the township. “At this nization meeting. and fond farewells. Landau had or Sandra Haimoff, Deputy Mayor treat locations where Orthodox Dr. Eric Siegel, who was elected chosen not to run in the election. SEE BOARD, PAGE B6 Thomas McDermott, Committee Jews gather to pray,” “allow view- SEE LEGAL, PAGE A3

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By Erin Patricia Griffiths floor behind the driver’s seat. Hypodermic needle possession A suitcase, normally kept in the of The Item Martinetti was placed under Another incident occurring at bedroom closet, was tossed onto arrest and transported to head- the intersection of Parsonage Hill the bed and a green case that held A Livingston man was arrested quarters. He was charged with two Road and White Oak Ridge Road the resident’s passport was empty. last Thursday for allegedly possess- counts of possession of prohibited resulted in arrest early Sunday Another resident in the building ing two daggers which were dis- weapons and careless driving. He morning at 1:58 a.m. told police that he was home all ❧ ❧ covered during a traffic stop. was released of his own recog- A concerned resident reported day until he left for approximately According to reports, police nizance and transported back to observing a suspicious person sit- an hour at 3:15 p.m. to pick up his SHORTHILLS observed a silver Ford Mustang his Ford Mustang. ting on a corner of the intersection daughter from school. According traveling approximately 75 mph in to police. A responding officer to reports, he did not see or hear GARDEN CLUB a 65-mph zone on Route 24 at DWI approached the man, 52-year-old anything during the day, but noted 11:48 p.m. The officer on patrol Erratic driving led township Steve Robinson of Brooklyn, N.Y., seeing the victim’s door open but pulled the car over, identified him- police to pull over 67-year-old and asked where he was coming suspected his wife was home. PLANT SALE self, and asked the driver, 44-year- Warren Harris Monday morning at from. According to police, the man Additionally, he told police that old Robert Martinetti, for his dri- 2:28 a.m., and resulted in the town- responded that he took the bus he saw a white male between 5’9” & ver’s license, car registration, and ship resident’s arrest for driving from Livingston and was heading and 6’0” and weighing between insurance. while intoxicated. to Springfield. 190 to 200 pounds, wearing a hat Martinetti provided the officer A township officer was pulling Robinson provided a medical pulled down, hanging around out- BOUTIQUE with the registration and driver’s out of the Gero Park parking lot on card when asked for identification side when he returned home. license, but did not hand over the White Oak Ridge Road when he and was then asked if he was car- He noted that he did not insurance card. Police said that observed a white Mercedes-Benz rying any weapons. recognize the man as a resident Thursday while Martinetti was looking for traveling north at high speeds, Reports stated that he told of the building and that contractors May7th, 11am -7pm the insurance card, he began to according to reports. police he was not, but that he did had been in the building during the breathe heavy and slide his hand The officer pulled behind the car have one uncapped hypodermic day. ~ back and forth between the pas- and followed it. While passing needle on him that he uses to The only thing the resident Friday senger seat and console. He then through the intersection of Par- shoot heroin with. could determine was missing was reached underneath the passenger sonage Hill Road and White Oak Police retrieved the needle and his passport. May8th, 8am-1pm seat, at which time, police said Ridge Road, Harris hit the breaks placed it in a biohazard tube. Martinetti was directed to show his and stopped short, then attempted Robinson was placed under arrest Shoplifting hands, shut off the car, and hand to pull over on the side of the road and transported to headquarters. Police responded to The Mall at SHORTHILLS over the keys. where there is no shoulder. He was released of his own recog- Short Hills on a report of shoplift- RAILROADSTATION The officer placed the keys on The officer pulled behind the car nizance, pending a future court ing Sunday afternoon. the roof of the car. When back up and approached the vehicle. While date to answer for the summons According to reports, Macy’s arrived, the officers approached speaking with Harris, the officer complain of possession of a hypo- loss prevention officers observed Annuals, Perennials, the driver and passenger sides of observed that his eyes were blood- dermic needle. 19-year-old Senhwa Horng Hanging Baskets,Patio Planters, the vehicle, ordered Martinetti out shot and a strong odor of alcohol of Berkley Heights concealing of the car and put him in the patrol was coming from the driver’s side Burglary two pairs of earrings in her hand-

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Proceeds supportcommunity projects. W374378-01 One of the officers asked Mar- Harris was subjected to several ransacked between 7:40 a.m. and attempting to leave the story ❧ ❧ tinetti if he had anything sharp on field sobriety tests and subsequent- 6:40 p.m. on April 20, according to without paying. him, and he handed over a pock- ly placed under arrest for driving reports. Horng was intercepted by store etknife. while intoxicated. The 30-year-old male resident security officers and held until A search of the vehicle led to the Harris’ vehicle was towed and contacted police after returning township police arrived. She was recovery of a 6-inch double-edged he was transported to headquar- home to find his front door had arrested and transported to head- dagger, a 4-inch double-edged dag- ters. He was released and issued been forced open and his bed- quarters. Seeit...Hear it! ger, one expandable baton and one with summonses for careless dri- room, hallway closet, and part of She was released of her own chain with metal studs. The insur- ving, driving while intoxicated, and the living room had been gone recognizance and served a com- Local News...From ance card was also found on the refusal to submit to a Breathalyzer. through. plaint for shoplifting. TheTHE FIRE ItITEMem Light fixture sparks electric arcing of Millburof Millburnna andnd Short ShortHills Hills Township firefighters advise employee to evacuate building in the future

Seven Days A Week By Erin Patricia Griffiths from around the fixture, firefighters roadway on Route 24 on the after- local resident until an EMS of The Item found no extension of the fire. noon of April 21. crew could arrive Saturday Weekdays&Weekends They then went to the breaker pan- The impact of the accident on afternoon. A light fixture in Kings Super el to check for a tripped breaker, the truck’s fuel tank caused leaking Firefighters received a report of 7, 11 am &7,11pm Market on Morris Turnpike caused while also trying to isolate the fix- fluid, according to reports. Fire- an injury at batting cages on White an electrical fire in the store last ture. fighters applied absorbent to the Oak Ridge Road. Thursday at approximately 12:40 Firefighters said that the field spill and notified Nutley Hazmat Upon arrival at the dispatched p.m. maintenance supervisor for Kings to respond because the diesel fuel address, firefighters came upon According to reports, firefighters was able to isolate the power to the had mixed with a large area of a man bleeding from the responded to the supermarket and fixture from his laptop and an elec- rainwater. mouth. were met by the assistant store trician was called to respond to The New Jersey Department of He had been pitching to his manager who reported that there store for repairs. Environmental Protection, DEP, daughter who had accidentally hit was an electrical fire in a ceiling Upon arrival at the store, the was also notified of the situation him in the mouth, according to light fixture in the deli department, building had not been evacuated. and responded to the scene. reports. but it was extinguished. The assistant manager was advised A tow truck was called to An ice pack was applied to the Firefighters investigated the area by township firefighters to evacu- remove the vehicles and Nutley victim’s face and firefighters took “YourNeighborhoodNetwork” and found that the fixture was cov- ate the building in the future. Hazmat remained on the scene his vitals until the first aid squad ered in soot. It was concluded that until a clean up company arrived. arrived. Comcast TV36/Verizon TV33 the fixture had shorted out and Leaking fluids He was then loaded into the caused an arc, but there was no A two-car motor vehicle acci- Medical assistance ambulance and the responding SeeComplete ProgramListings at fire. dent involving a construction truck Township firefighters provided firefighters were released from the www.hometownetv.org After pulling ceiling tiles down caused diesel fluid to leak onto the medical assistance to a scene.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ESSEX COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE Township resident Stephanie Mallios and her son, Jack, get some paperwork taken care of last month by Special Deputy Coun- ty Clerk Nicholas Romano, seated, and Essex County Clerk Christopher Durkin, right, while Deputy Mayor Thomas McDermott looks on. The Essex County Clerk’s Ofﬁce processes passport and notary public applications at the Millburn Free Public Library 197 Bellevue Ave, Upper Montclair on the fourth Monday of every month from 2 to 8 p.m. County personnel will be on hand Monday to address residents’ issues. 973-744-3007 For additional information, visitwww.essexclerk.com or call 973-621-4921. www.little-shoebox.com BANNED BOOK Inmates’ creative voices silenced Author publishes collection of 43 prisoners’ essays, poems, and stories

By Jessica Maxwell activity, drug use, assaultive behav- Wagenheim. “I am puzzled and I might well be transplanted to oth- ior and murder. am trying to figure it all out.” er institutions.” of The Item “I was told that it contained The book was published as a Still upset over the canceling of descriptions of criminal offenses tribute to the writers and Wagen- his creative writing class in 2006, When township resident and and that it wouldn’t be allowed in heim is saddened that the inmates Wagenheim hopes prison officials author Kal Wagenheim published the prison,” said Wagenheim. “I might never get a chance to see the will consider reinstating his class a book of creative works written by don’t believe there is anything finished product. and others that were disbanded. prisoners at New Jersey State harmful in there. Ninety percent of “Some of the Rahway prisoners According to Wagenheim, the Prison in Trenton, his goal of hav- their expressions are of sadness who were able to read the book HAP program and subsequently ing the inmates see their writing and regret for what they have sent me glowing letters. They are his creative writing course were published was put on hold when done.” ecstatic over seeing their work in canceled after prison officials he learned the book was banned The final decision regarding the print,” said Wagenheim. found cell phones and several from the prison. banning will be made by Correc- Wagenheim has said the most weapons in the prison. “Inside/Out: Voices From New tions Commissioner George Hay- telling endorsement he received “Just because one or two people Jersey State Prison,” self-published man. Wagenheim spoke to Hay- about the book came from Theo may have taken part in something by Wagenheim earlier this year, is a man last week and was told the Bensen, a research program spe- illegal, does that mean you shut collection of poems, short stories issue is under review but there is cialist at the California Department down the entire educational pro- and essays written by 43 inmates at no time frame for when a decision of Corrections and Rehabilitation gram?” said Wagenheim. “I think the prison. The book came as a will be made. in Sacramento, Ca. Wagenheim it’s really unwise and I feel sad for result of the monthly creative writ- Wagenheim recently learned published Bensen’s comments in the inmates. There have been stud- ing course Wagenheim had been that several transferred inmates the “Praise from readers” section in ies done that show the more edu- teaching to the inmates for about were allowed to receive copies of his book. cation we have in the prisons the six years through the Hispanic the book. “It is hard to believe that people less chance there will be repeat Americans for Progress or HAP “There were several prisoners in such dire circumstances can cre- offenses. If you train people in a program. that I taught at the New Jersey ate such lovely work,” Bensen positive way the hope is that they Wagenheim received an e-mail State Prison that were transferred wrote. “I must also believe that this will go out into the world, get jobs, from the Department of Correc- to other prisons, including the one was an excellent form of anger support their families and pay their tions ombudsman Dan DiBenedet- in Rahway. I just got word that management for the authors; hav- taxes. So it’s good for the inmates ti which stated that the book refer- those prisoners in Rahway ing the chance to pour their hearts and it’s good for you and me, the ences illegal activities such as gang received copies of the book,” said out in a positive way. This program taxpayers.” Hide Your Braces, LEGAL instead of praying alone whenever Hills is the “synagogue component “Given the issues at stake and it is possible, according to the of the Chai Center” and that it the critical importance of the FROM PAGE A1 court papers. “accommodates not only religious issues we are raising, I intend to Not Your Smile The Bogomilskys maintain that services but the full range of mem- move as quickly as possible,” he moment, he has not recognized the property is used to host five bership and public events normal- said. the authority of Millburn to get the prayer meetings a week, with the ly associated with a house of wor- Pfeffer also said Monday that he necessary permits,” he said in a number of guests in attendance ship.” will go as high up in the courts as phone interview Monday. ranging from four to 30, and the But in the answer to the town- the situation necessitates, adding Yes! She is The complaint against the number of cars present on the ship’s claims, the Bogomilskys he is contact with “international Bogomilskys states that the “inte- property in addition to their own state that the “Shul is synonymous law firms who are appalled by the rior of the subject property [1 Jef- two, range from four to 10. with prayer meetings held in the nature of the behavior that we wearing a ferson Ave.] has been renovated The complaint against the home” and that the “Rabbi and have seen and we are not going and the use of the subject proper- township states that the “absence Mrs. Bogomilsky also regularly away.” full set of ty has been transformed from a of a definition of ‘house of wor- invite guests to their home…for The township and named offi- permitted single-family home to a ship’ in the Zoning Ordinance fails various social reasons.” cials have until mid-May to braces! conditionally permitted institu- to give Township residents like the Also included in the Bogomil- answer the counterclaims and tional house of worship.” Bogomilskys fair notice of what is skys’ countersuit is an outline of 15 third-party complaint, said Pfeffer. According to the complaint, a ‘house of worship.’” years of action on behalf of the “From there we are going to move houses of worship are only per- According to Pfeffer, the gath- township’s zoning enforcement aggressively into discovery,” he mitted in the R-3 residential zon- erings are small and take place in that “has impeded the Bogomil- said. ing district and the lot on which it a very sizable house on a very skys’ rights.” Listed in the actions According to Kates, the start of is located must be a minimum of large lot. “This is not something are a denial of what they contend the deposition process of elected three acres. that is somehow destroying the is a routine lot merger for the and appointed officials has already The Jefferson Avenue property nature of the neighborhood,” he Bogomilskys former property at been attempted, but he intends to is located in the R-3 residential said. 437 Millburn Ave., a 1995 Yom ask the judge to postpone the dis- zoning district, but the lot is 1.2 But the township upholds its Kippur day “inspection” of the covery. acres, less than required three position that the necessary permits Millburn Avenue home, and “We don’t feel their [elected and acres. The suit claims that “the should be obtained for the type of denial of conditional use variance appointed officials] time should be transformation of the subject prop- activity at the Jefferson Avenue to establish the Chai Center as a wasted on that. I will be filing for a erty into a house of worship was property. “The basic position of house of worship at the Millburn motion of protective order,” he done surreptitiously and without the township is and always will be Avenue property with a 45-seat said. municipal approvals.” to have the rabbi comply with the sanctuary. According to Pfeffer, the To find out where they are call (973) 376-0496 But attorney Philip Pfeffer of zoning,’ said Kates. “Given the seriousness of their Bogomilskys are seeking coverage Day Pitney LLP, who represents Kates said that the Jefferson misdeeds and the extended period of attorney’s fees. “If we the Bogomilskys, said the town- Avenue location has been adver- over which this behavior has tak- prevail, the township has to cover Michael GSteinberg, DDS, PA ship is “suppressing basic funda- tised in the Jewish press as the en place, this is behavior they are all of the rabbi’s attorney’s fees,” mental rights that the rabbi has to Shul at Short Hills, publicizing not doing as part of their job,” said he said. Orthodontics for Children &Adults pray in the privacy of his own “this location for lecture by promi- Pfeffer as to why township “We are confident that we have home.” nent Jewish voices.” In addition, appointed and elected officials the facts and the law on our side,” Rabbi Bogomilsky declined to Kates said the property is used for were named as third-party plain- he added. Michael GSteinberg, DDS Spec. Reg #2423 comment when contacted Tues- festive activities to celebrate holi- tiffs in the suit. Kates echoed these sentiments Hadley ARubino, DMD, Spec. Reg. #5008 day. days, as well as Bar and Bat Mitz- Due to the nature of the claims, as well. The Bogomilskys are Orthodox vahs. Pfeffer feels the case will move “I wouldn’t have taken the case Jews, and under such religious law The claim against the Bogomil- quickly in the Chancery Court, a if I didn’t feel the town had the 241 Millburn Avenue are required to pray communally skys alleges that the Shul at Short division of the state court. right position,” he said. Millburn, NJ 07041 0002552707-01 ‘Our recreation areas are not safe for us, Page XXA4 our children, our pets or the wildlife TheIe ItemtemofMof Millburnillburn and and Shor ShorttH Hillsills that lives here.’ April 30, 2009 www.TheItemOnline.com Jody Miller Opinion Hardwell Place So wash your hands already

When news about Swine Flu came out, the Secretary for Health, Education and Welfare said there was every indica- tion that the virulent form of flu that killed a half a million Americans in 1918 had returned. He projected the flu would kill a million Americans this time around. Today’s news? No, this was the reaction in February of 1976 when an outbreak of Swine Flu resulted in hysteria. The government pushed drug companies to rush a vaccine into production. Insurance companies balked at providing liability. Test showed the vaccine wasn’t effective for children. Complicating the issue was an outbreak of another deadly disease in Philadelphia. Thought to be Swine Flu at first, it was later categorized as Legionnaire’s Disease. The government responded to the public’s fears about a flu pandemic and at the same time fanned those fears. The drug companies weren’t moving fast enough. Different agencies bickered over how vaccines would be administered. However, by October, 40 million Americans reportedly received the vaccine. Then three elderly people died in Pittsburgh immediately after being vaccinated. And a large number of people who received the vaccine were crippled by Guillian-Barre Syn- drome, a neuromuscular disease from which the patient usu- ally recovers. In the Pittsburgh area, according to the New York Times, more than 500 people contracted Guillian-Barre and 32 died. Public confidence in the flu prevention program was bro- ken and administration of the vaccine ended shortly thereafter. The craziness has begun again. Homeland Security Czar Janet Napolitano is calling for an end to the use of “Swine Flu.” The name is hurting the pork industry, she said, and the flu is not caused by eating pork Letters to the Editor products. New post office Urging town to ban central nervous system damage grounds, we should be using tech- Governments all over the world are considering bans on and is toxic to bees, fish and birds. niques such as better maintenance, travel to Mexico, or to the United States, or to anywhere hours creating use of pesticides on And it doesn’t just wash away with core aeration, over-seeding and top where Swine Flu may be. the rain. It remains in the soil for dressing with compost. inconvenience athletic fields months. Until our recreation areas are We don’t mean to minimize the danger of getting the flu — On Friday, April 10, I visited pesticide-free, the organizations any flu — but let’s everyone calm down. Editor, The Item: Editor, The Item: eight fields. Six of them had a small that maintain and use the fields, Act sensibly. Practice good hygiene. The Short Hills Post Office has I am concerned about our sign saying, “Pesticide Treated such as Millburn Township, the Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wash now changed its lobby hours to 9 town’s use of pesticides in our Area.” Several of the signs had Board of Education and the Recre- a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. This parks, on athletic fields and school been knocked down and one, at ation Department, have an obliga- your hands frequently. change means that persons (such grounds. the Paper Mill field, was at an tion to inform those who come to And if you feel sick, especially if you run a fever, do every- as myself) who rent post office This past October, I was at a entrance I have never seen used. pesticide-treated areas what pesti- one a favor and stay home in bed. boxes must take time away from soccer game at the Paper Mill field. Most disturbing was that people, cide has been applied, when it was the office to get their mail, instead A small sign saying, “Pesticide many of them children, who are applied, health risks from exposure of picking it up on the way to the Treated Area” had been pulled out especially vulnerable to the harms and that where possible, people office or on the way home from of the ground so as not to interfere of pesticides, were using the parks who are potentially sensitive, such Community Events the office. Indeed, with the excep- with the game. I was concerned and fields and were under the as children and pregnant women, tion of the shortened hours on and wanted to find out why the impression that they were com- should avoid pesticide exposure. MONDAY, MAY 4 Saturday, doing any business at sign had been put up. After doing pletely safe. But our recreation Signage containing this informa- 7 p.m. Zoning Board of this facility will require taking some research, I learned that areas are not safe for us, our chil- tion is required on school grounds Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, MAY 19 time off from work. Speedzone had been applied to the dren, our pets or the wildlife that under the New Jersey Integrated 7:30 p.m. Environmental 8 p.m. Township Committee Changes like this do a disser- fields. Speedzone is a herbicide lives here. Pest Management Law. This type Commission meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. vice to the public. I encourage with four active ingredients. These Twenty-seven communities in of notice would be appropriate at 7:45 p.m. Board of Education USPS customers who share my chemicals cause birth defects and New Jersey, including Basking all fields, such as Gero and Taylor, meeting. Education Center. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 unhappiness with this schedule cancer, damage the kidney or liver, Ridge and Chatham have pesti- even though the law applies only 7:30 p.m. Planning Board change to contact the Postmaster interfere with normal develop- cide-free zones. Connecticut has to those on school property. When TUESDAY, MAY 5 meeting. Town Hall. of the Short Hills Post Office at ment, are endocrine disrupters and banned the use of lawn-care pesti- I visited the fields that Friday in 8 p.m. Township Committee 30 Chatham Road and to let the have neurotoxicity. Children and cides on the grounds of private and April, there were no signs with meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, JUNE 1 Postal Service know their views. pregnant women should avoid public elementary and middle such details. Needless to say, sports 7:30 p.m. Environmental exposure. schools. Quebec and Ontario have practices went on as scheduled. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 Commission meeting. Cora Mark H. Jay Here in Millburn, we are using gone further and banned the use None of us should have to wor- 7:30 p.m. Planning Board Hartshorn Arboretum. 71 Baltusrol Way pesticides routinely in our parks and sale of lawn-care pesticides for ry that taking our children to the meeting. Town Hall. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education and on our fields. On April 9 and cosmetic purposes on all public park or bringing them to baseball 8 p.m. Board of Recreation meeting. Education Center. 10, our fields were treated with and private property. Instead of practice is harmful to their health. Commissioners meeting. Gero Dimension, a herbicide that poses using chemicals to maintain Millburn is a community that Park Recreation Building. Letters To The Editor Deadline many health risks. It is a respirato- healthy turf in our parks and on TUESDAY, JUNE 2 Is Monday, Noon. ry, skin and eye irritant, may cause our athletic fields and school SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 THURSDAY, MAY 7 7:30 p.m. Township 7:30 p.m. Historic Committee meeting. Town Hall. Preservation Commission Primary election. ENVIRONMENT meeting. Town Hall. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 MONDAY, MAY 18 7:30 p.m. Planning Board 7 p.m. Zoning Board of meeting. Town Hall. Birds are in dire need of habitat Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Commissioners meeting. Gero meeting. Education Center. Park Recreation Building. Michele S. Byers ago have experienced sharp scapes are down 30 percent, and conclusion. With the restoration, Executive Director declines. In New Jersey, these com- oceanic birds like the Northern conservation and enhancement of New Jersey Conservation mon birds include the Wood Gannet, Atlantic Puffin and Black- 30 million wetland acres national- Foundation Pewee, Wood Thrush, Scarlet Tan- Legged Kittiwake are down 39 ly, many waterfowl species – ager, Rose-Breasted Grosbeak, percent. including pelicans, herons, egrets, Letter policy We’ve all seen the brain-teaser Brown Thrasher, Red Knot and More than one-third of all fed- osprey and ducks – have reversed that slowly reveals a big picture Semipalmated Sandpiper. erally threatened or endangered population declines and shown Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, piece-by-piece. The winner is the The Interior Department’s bird species occur in Hawaii. Since dramatic increases. electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor first to guess the picture. Recently, “State of the Birds” report took humans colonized the Hawaiian Wildlife habitat preservation are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed the U.S. Interior Department com- data from official surveys conduct- Islands, 71 species have gone here in New Jersey should help and double-spaced, and include a daytime telephone number for verification. bined data from several major bird ed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife extinct, and at least 10 more have stem population losses of our birds. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. surveys for the first time and Service and U.S. Geological Sur- not been seen in more than 40 But many of our migratory birds Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to revealed the “big picture” for vey, including the annual Breeding years and may be extinct. have winter homes in Central and [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, American birds. Bird Survey. In addition, Interior The combination of factors that South America, habitat also threat- 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. That picture isn’t pretty. synthesized data gathered by vol- lead to the decline in bird popula- ened by many of the same factors But it should be. Our country is unteer citizen scientists, such as the tions are specific and unique to found in the report. home to a marvelous diversity of National Audubon Society’s each habitat. The report however, In order for the “big picture” to birds. Over 800 native bird species Christmas Bird Count, which identifies several trends that are be a prettier one for birds in New can be found in every conceivable counted more than 14 .5 million clearly national in scope, including Jersey and beyond, habitat losses in habitat, from deserts to coastal birds in 455 counts nationwide in sprawl and its impact on habitat, both their summer and winter wetlands, from forests to alpine 2007. pesticides, pollution, invasive homes must be reversed! tundra. About 67 are listed by the The report reinforces two plants and animals (including cats) Visit the excellent State of the federal government as endangered trends: Once abundant birds are and climate change. Birds Web site at www.stateofthe- or threatened. Another 184 are showing significant declines and One bright spot in the report birds.org for detailed information, called “species of conservation many endangered birds still face reveals hope for the future. This is beautiful photos and a great video. KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President,Publisher concern” because their popula- the possibility of extinction. that habitat preservation is the For more information about HARRYTRUMBORE, Editor tions are localized in a few areas, Grassland birds, including the surest way to protect birds of all conserving New Jersey’s precious NANCYCONNELLY, Advertising Manager they face higher than normal Eastern Meadowlark, Upland species. land and natural resources, visit the STEPHEN BORG, President threats, or they are declining in sig- Sandpiper and Henslow’s Sparrow Decades of research have New Jersey Conservation Founda- Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRYRUBIN, Director,Classified TeleCenter nificant numbers. found in New Jersey,have declined proven the value of protecting tion’s Web site at www.njconserva- Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENNGARVIE, Vice President,Production It turns out that even birds that by 40 percent over the last 40 habitat, and the trend lines for tion.org or contact me at info@ Editorial Office:973-921-6451 GEORGE GANNON, Circulation SalesManager were abundant only a few decades years. 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LETTERS If you would like to see pesti- Letters To The Editor Deadline A FULL HOUSE AT THE BLOOD HOME cide-free zones in Millburn, Is Monday, Noon. FROM PAGE A4 please e-mail me at millerwal- This photo of two young girls [email protected]. and their cats was recently prides itself on being a place found in a scan of a glass neg- for families and a wonderful, Ask the ative in the historical society’s safe place for children to grow Jody Miller collection. It came from the up. 23 Hardwell Road Trusts & estate of the Blood family, for- We can manage our fields, Estates merly of 93 Old Short Hills and our private lawns for that matter, without these toxic Attorney Road. It is presumed that at chemicals. NEED COMPUTER HELP? least one of the children in It is being done in other Computer Tutor Ican help you with: web.me.com/jjeffrey45 this photo is a member of the communities. It is the right Basic Computer ops Blood family. The family lived Over PC &MAC thing to do for our families and 15 years Microsoft Office in the township home, pic- teaching exp communities and also for our 0002568737-01 Internet Question: “What can Idotopro- tured left, from 1889 to 1976. planet. Jeanne: 862-703-1781 Email &attachments tect my assets from creditors in [email protected] Digital Photos New Jersey State Census the event that Iamsued?” records from 1895 reveal that Answer: If you are in ahigh risk pro- Alfred and Ella Blood lived in fession, the time to protect assets is the house with their children, before apotential problem becomes Alfred, Marion, Julia, George, foreseeable. By the time someone brings (or threatens to bring) aclaim Henry and Mira, Ella’s brother, against you it is typically too late to act. Albert Farrington, and Minnie Forming an LLC or Partnership protects O’Mara and John Day. The your assets from creditors. Even if a relationship of O’Mara and creditor successfully attacks such an Day is not identified. asset, creditors can only obtain the right to receive distributions from the entity when they are paid out -which is in the PHOTO COURTESY world sole discretion of ageneral partner. OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS Gifting assets to family members (or HISTORICAL SOCIETY class to one or more trusts for their benefit) is another excellent way to protect services assets. In addition, there are now certain states that permit domestic asset preserve the protection trusts. These are trusts that you can create for your own benefit, by beautY and transfering the asset to an independant luster of Your trustee, and retaining the right to be a favorite furs, discretionary beneficiary of the trust. Check out The Item’s weekly poll and let us know what you are thinking outerwear and Although you will not have unrestricted wedding gowns. access to the trust property,you are still eligible to receive distributions from the Visit theitemonline.com and click on “Weekly Poll” new question for the week. trust. It should be noted that domestic •Cold storage and asset protection trusts have not yet been at the top of the Home Page. We’re interested in In last week’s poll, visitors were asked to tell us expert cleansing. hearing what you think. tested in many U.S. courts. their priorities for spring cleaning. •metiCulous repairs Naim Bulbulia, Esq. is a1998 grad- Five probable cases of swine flu have been and remodels. uate of HarvardLaw School and a By press time yesterday, 33 percent of voters said 1991 graduate of Millburn High reported in New Jersey. If there was a vaccine for putting away winter clothes was a top priority and •noappointments School. Naim has expertise in all necessarY. swine flu, would you get it? another 33 percent voted for washing windows. facets of Trusts &Estates Law (from •rare value priCing. drafting Wills and Trusts and Business You will be able to see how your answer stacks up Raking out the garden, tuning up the lawn mower Succession Plans, to preparing Family against choices made by other visitors. Results and putting up screens garnered 11 votes each. No Limited Partnerships and represent- will be printed as well in next week’s edition of voters chose clearing gutters or said they had ing individuals in estate litigation).

The Item of Millburn and Short Hills along with a other spring cleaning priorities. Your favorites will look absolutelY NAIM D. BULBULIA,ESQ. beautiful when You pick them up next fall! Township offering 51 JFK PARKWAY,FIRST FLOOR WEST free rabies clinic It’s Spring SHORT HILLS, NJ 07078 (201) 441-9056 (work) A free rabies clinic will be held 8spring st.flemington,nJ•908.782.2212 (201) 441-9435 (fax) open sundayand everyday10am to 6pm Thursday, May 7, for all dogs and YOUR COMPUTER NEEDS A (973) 420-1285 (cell) cats whose rabies vaccine expires www.ﬂemingtonfurs.com www.hartmanndoherty.com in 2010. CLEANING TOO! 0002552686-01 An expiration anytime in 2010 will cause problems with the 2010 •Tune-Up Specialists •PC&Mac Expertise •Troubleshooting license renewal. The clinic will be held at the •Wired &Wireless Networks •Back-ups/Recovery •Virus/Spyware/ Millburn Fire Department head- Trojan Removal &Protection• Installation -New Computer, Printer, iPod, quarters on Essex Street from 6 to Camera •Upgrades -Memory, Drives, Windows, Applications 7:30 p.m., rain or shine. TLC Computer Services, LLC 877-WANT TLC Read & Recycle We Come to You (877-926-8852) 908-898-0200 This Paper Nights &Weekends Available www.wantTLC.com • Email: [email protected] H02885

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• • • • • A6 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 30, 2009 Arts &Entertainment www.TheItemOnline.com POETIC VOICE Jazz players to light up HS stage

The Music Department of Mill- petition among high school jazz ment Spring 2009. School Jazz Band, conducted by burn High School will present its musicians. In New York City, Evan has per- Frederick Czarnecki, instrumental annual “Night of Jazz X” concert at Evan had his first opportunity to formed at jazz clubs including Jazz music instructor at the middle 7:30 this evening in the high school play jazz when he joined the Sus- Standard, Smalls, Cachaca, school. auditorium. The concert is free and sex County Youth Orchestra at age Smoke, Cleopatra’s Needle and Special professional guest artists open to the public, and coincides 11. Prior to this, he had seen his the Fat Cat. will be featured and senior jazz with the Music Educators Nation- favorite rock and roll drummer, In New Jersey, he has appeared members will be recognized. al Conference Jazz Appreciation Charlie Watts of the Rolling at Cecil’s in West Orange, Samurai Musical selections will include Month. Stones, perform jazz at the Blue Sushi in Livingston, Novita in jazz styles including swing, funk Sophomore Evan Sherman, Note in New York City.After Metuchen and Trumpets in Mont- and rock, with compositions from who plays the drum set and per- these experiences, Evan’s enthusi- clair. Evan performed at the Litch- noted jazz musicians such as cussion, will be performing with asm for all types of jazz increased field Jazz Festival in the summers Charles Mingus, Jule Styne, Billy fellow band members. quickly. of 2007 and 2008, and has also Strayhorn, Jeff Jarvis, Duke Elling- Evan has been an integral part The young musician so far has performed at fundraising benefits ton and Carl Strommen. of the township schools’ music performed with ensembles includ- at the Plaza Hotel, such as Benefit The annual “Night of Jazz X” program, said Director of Bands ing Sussex County Youth Orches- for Children’s Press Association, concert will be professionally Mindy Scheierman. He performs tra on their European Tour and at a dinner for the Streets recorded, and pre-orders will be with the wind ensemble, stage 2005; Region Band Grades seven, International organization. accepted in the lobby.Order forms band, orchestra and accelerated eight and nine; Jazz Standard The concert will feature the high for the high school spring concert chamber music ensembles. Youth Orchestra; and NJPAC school’s Stage Band conducted by series will also be available. Most recently, he was chosen as 2008, a top combo led by pianist, Scheierman, Lab Jazz Band, con- For more information, call John a Grammy Band finalist 2008, one Mike LeDonne; and Whose Wed- ducted by Associate Band Director Leahey, supervisor of music, at of 11 finalists in a National com- ding is it anyway” E! Entertain- Matthew Spatz, and the Middle 973-376-3600 ext. 375. LEARNING FROM MASTERS OF THE CRAFT

Gabriel Gordon and Yulia Korovokov of Millburn High School come up to the stage for an interactive part of The Dallas Brass’ assembly for students on Friday. The renowned group stopped in the township on their tour through New Jersey and gave a concert featuring the school’s wind ensemble. “I’m PHOTO COURTESY OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN POETS proud of the high level of musicianship in the wind Township resident Odarka Stockert reads “Nymph Poem” at ensemble,” said Director of the South Mountain Poets’ poetry reading at the Millburn Free Bands Mindy Scheierman. Public Library this past Saturday. ‘The Rabbi’s Cat’ discussed STAFF PHOTO BY ANDREA HUGHES

The Millburn Free Public vows to educate him in the ways of Library will present the ﬁnal the Torah while the cat insists on program in its graphic novel studying the kabbalah and having CATERING discussion series on Tuesday, a Bar Mitzvah. They consult the May 5. rabbi’s rabbi, who maintains that a Tel: 973-644-3676 CROSSWORD Dr. Edward Shannon of cat can’t be Jewish - but the cat, as Fax: 973-984-7780 Ramapo University will be dis- always, knows better. Homes, Corporate Accounts, by David Levinson Wilk cussing “The Rabbi’s Cat” begin- Zlabya falls in love with a dash- Charities &Fundraisers ning at 7 p.m. in the library audito- ing young rabbi from Paris, and ★ WEDDINGS 1234 5678910 11 12 13 rium. soon master and cat, having over- ★ GRADUATIONS “The Rabbi’s Cat” tells the come their shared self-pity and ★ MOTORCYCLE EVENTS 14 15 16 unique story of a rabbi, his daugh- jealousy, accompany the newly- ★ THEME EVENTS ter and their talking cat - a philoso- weds to France to meet Zlabya’s ★ CLAM BAKES 17 18 19 pher brimming with scathing cosmopolitan in-laws. ★ PIG ROASTS humor and surprising tenderness. Full of drama and adventure, ★ BLOCK PARTIES In Algeria in the 1930s, a cat their trip invites countless oppor- 20 21 22 belonging to a widowed rabbi and tunities for the rabbi and his cat to Mike Stanziale his daughter, Zlabya, eats the fam- grapple with all the important – 23 24 25 26 27 ily parrot and gains the ability to and trivial – details of life. Reserve Now for Mother’sDay NOW speak. The cat immediately begins The program is free of charge to SERVING 28 29 30 31 to tell lies, the ﬁrst being that he the public. For more information, www.haroldsnystyledeli.com Authentic 32 33 34 35 36 didn’t eat the parrot. The rabbi call 973-921-2197. Come &Experience Greek Cuisine The Finest In 37 38 39

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042909 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 30, 2009 A7 Paper Mill presents an array READY, SET, HELP! of springtime shows for kids The Paper Mill Playhouse The production is recommend- has announced performances ed for children ages 5 to 9. for its spring children’s program- ming. June B. Jones All shows begin at 10 a.m. on On Saturday, May 9 and Sun- select Saturdays and Sundays. day, May 10, Theatreworks USA Tickets, now on sale, are $12 for will return to the Paper Mill with mezzanine and $15 for orchestra “Junie B. Jones,” a new musical and box seats. A facility preserva- based on the books by Barbara tion fee applies. Park. The audience follows Junie’s ‘If You Give a Pig a Pancake and adventures as she starts first grade, Other Story Books’ gets used to new friends, a new On Saturday and Sunday, The- teacher and new glasses and writes atreworks USA will present a col- everything down in her “top-secret lection of mini musicals based on personal beeswax” journal. children’s books such as “If You The musical is recommended Give a Pig a Pancake,” “Diary of a for children ages 5 to 10. Worm,” “Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig” and “The Paper Bag Princess.” For tickets, call 973-376-4343 In “If You Give a Pig a Pan- or visit the Paper Mill Play- cake,” a bossy pig’s demands fraz- house box office on Brookside zle a little girl in a humorous lesson Drive or the theater’s Web site about cause and effect. at www.papermill.org. PHOTO COURTESY OF PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Paper Mill Playhouse staff and friends get ready for Komen North Jersey’s second annual Race for the Cure at Branch Brook MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL Park. Participants walked or ran more than three miles in their quest to raise funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer. Together, team Paper Mill Playhouse raised more than $3,000 for the Susan G. Komen foundation. Film festival to promote ‘green’ cause Short student films will be fea- passions, films and the go-green tured to support the “go green” movement,” she said. movement during the “Live Green Fellow high school students Theater Timetable Screen Festival” held from 7 to 9 made the films, which are general- p.m. on Friday, May 15 at Java’s ly about five minutes long and cov- CLEARVIEW’S Monsters vs. Aliens 3D (PG) Fri: 4:55, 7:25, CLEARVIEW’S BEACON Obsessed (PG-13) Today: 5, 7:30 Brewin’, 770 Morris Turnpike. er a variety of topics. The films will MILLBURN CINEMA 9:05 Sat: 2:15, 4:30, 7, 9 Sun: 2:15, 4:30, 7 Mon- HILL 5 (SUMMIT) Sin Nombre (R) Today: 5:30, 7:45 Weds: 7:10 All ticket proceeds will be be shown on a screen inside the Adventureland (R) Today: 4:45, 7:30 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:45 State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4, 7 Battle for Terra (PG) Fri: 5, 7:15, 9:25 Sat: 2:20, donated to the World Wildlife café. Tickets to the film festival are Earth (G) Today: 4:30, 7 Hannah Montana (G) Today: 4:45, 7 4:20, 7:15, 9:25 Sun: 2:20, 4:20, 7:15 Mon-Weds: Fund to save a polar bear. Millburn $5. Tickets will be sold at the door The Informers (R) Today: 4:30, 7 CLEARVIEW’S 7:20 Thurs: 7:30 Lyfelime (R) Today: 4:30, 6:45 High School student Samantha or in advance. State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4:45, 7:15 MADISON CINEMA The Soloist (PG-13) Fri: 4:45, 7:35, 9:50 Sat: The Soloist (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7:30 Rosenbaum is organizing the event For more information, send an Sunshine Cleaning (R) Today: 5, 7:15 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 5:30, 7:45 for her senior project. e-mail to Samantha at ammisa- MAPLEWOOD THEATER 2:05, 4:40, 7:20, 9:55 Sun: 2:05, 4:40, 7:20 State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7:15 “This event embraces my two [email protected]. Ghosts of Girlfriend’s Past (PG-13) Fri: 5:10, Mon-Weds: 7:50 Thurs: 7:55 CLEARVIEW’S SOUTH ORANGE 7:45, 9:45 Sat: 2:10, 4:25, 7:45, 9:45 Sun: 2:10, Is Anybody There (PG-13) Fri: 4:50, 7:40, 9:55 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Hannah Montana (G) Today: 5:15, 7:30 4:25, 7:45 Mon-Weds: 7:55 Thursday: 7:40 Sat: 2:25, 4:35, 7:40, 9:50 Sun: 2:25, 4:35, 7:40 I Love You, Man (R): 4, 7 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 6:45 Hannah Montana (G) Fri: 5:05, 7:30, 9:30 Sat: Mon-Weds: 7:40 Thurs: 7:50 Monsters vs. Aliens (PG) Today: 4:45, 7 Free harp music offered every Sunday 2, 4, 7:25, 9:30 Sun: 2, 4, 7:25 Mon-Weds: 7:30 Star Trek (PG-13) Thurs: 7:15, 7:45 Fighting (PG-13) Today: 4:15, 7:15 Local harpist Odarka Stockhert For more information about will play the Celtic harp at 6 p.m. Stockhert’s music, visit www.odar- every Sunday at Café Monet. ka.com. There is no cover charge for the performance. 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Kelly, a senior majoring in phi- sophomore enrolled in the Dolan The fundraiser will be held on losophy with a French minor, is Business School, is majoring in Friday, May 8, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. also a member of the Gold Key international business with minors for grades 6-8 and 9 to 10:30 p.m. Society and the international hon- in French and marketing. for grades 9-12, at The Sports or society, Phi Kappa Phi. Kelly John A. Meguerian, son of Academy on 56 East Willow presented her honors thesis on the township residents James and Street. philosophy of education, “Being Mary Meguerian, has been named The evening will include danc- Educated in the Twenty-first Cen- to the dean’s list for the fall semes- ing featuring “Untouchable Events, tury,” at the 2009 Northeast ter at Northwestern University NYC,” full-court basketball, pizza, Regional Honors Council confer- where he is enrolled in the Wein- raffles, prizes and more. Raffle ence last month in Annapolis, Md. berg College of Arts and Sciences. prizes include an iPod Touch and She has been accepted by the Three township residents, Mark speaker system. Teach for America program and Peter Bruno, Jill Adler and Hilary To participate in the dance, stu- will spend two years in Philadel- M. Barr,have been named to the dents register and collect pledges phia teaching inner-city elemen- dean’s list for the fall semester at from friends and family. Partici- tary school students. the University of Rochester where pants will receive a T-shirt and Township resident Rebecca all three students are enrolled in refreshments. Ann Hilton was among 156 stu- the College of Arts, Sciences and Millburn High School senior PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS dents inducted into Phi Beta Kap- Engineering. David Gelband developed the con- pa during a ceremony held this Mark, son of Mark and Helen cept of the event as a community Millburn High School students in Ken Rizzuti’s and Davida Brautman’s advanced French class- month at the University of North Bruno, is a senior majoring in phi- effort to raise money for The es gather after planting two flowering trees in the space between the main building and library Carolina at Chapel Hill. losophy and psychology. Valerie Fund, where David’s close on Earth Day. The trees, provided by township forester Thomas Doty, replace two memorial Rebecca, daughter of Richard Jill, daughter of Arthur and friend was a patient. trees that commemorate two deceased students. Reading a short book, “L’homme qui plantait and Susan Hilton, is a senior jour- Karen Adler, is a sophomore “I have been helping out with des arbres” [The Man Who Planted Trees] inspired students to honor the memory of these two nalism and mass communication majoring in math and statistics. The Valerie Fund for many years,” students and support the environment by planting trees. major in the university’s School of Hilary, daughter of Michael and he said. “The Valerie Fund Club at Journalism and Mass Communica- Gloria Gengos and Jeffrey Barr, is Millburn High School has also tion. a freshman majoring in mechani- organized several fundraisers over Meghan Harrison, daughter of cal engineering. the past few years.” A MODEL OF COURAGE To make a donation if unable to attend, mail it to The Valerie Fund’s Maplewood office at 2101 Students, parents invited to ‘Haze’ Millburn Avenue. The Senior Celebration com- trate the severity of the problem. mittee and MMAC will present the “We are trying to engage the documentary film “Haze” on community as a group in a MMS PTO Thursday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at most important subject and hope Millburn High School. that it will spur conversation and Sale set for May 9 The screening is a fundraiser for action,” said Leah Perchick, this year’s Senior Celebration. publicity chairwoman of the The Millburn Middle School “Haze,” is an 81-minute feature committee. PTO will hold its 12th Annual documentary which focuses on the Adult admission to the screen- Gently Used Sale at the middle issues of binge drinking and alco- ing is $10, and the proceeds will school on Saturday, May 9 from 9 hol-laden college campus cultures. support this year’s Senior Celebra- a.m. to 2 p.m. The film, geared toward high tion. 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Troop 17 took a camping trip Preparing and enjoying dinner this past weekend along the overlooking Catﬁsh Pond are Appalachian Trail in north- Tom Judge, Dan Miller, western New Jersey. They Andrew Vollavahn, Brian were testing their backpack- Judge, Lucas Chen and Sean ing skills hiking a 9-mile sec- Judge. tion of the famous trail carry- ing their camping equipment. From left, Tom Judge, Dan Miller, Ted Gruer, Andrew Vollavahn, Tom Morreale and Dan Luzarraga.

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John Shepard McBride WYOMING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services for former township tusrol Country Club. He served as resident John Shepard McBride chairman of the board of deacons will be held Wednesday, May 27 for Community Congregational Mother’s Day drive helps families in need at 11 a.m. at Community Congre- Church and vice chairman of the gational Church, 200 Hartshorn Millburn-Short Hills chapter of Drive. Mr. McBride, 83, died on the American Red Cross. He also The Mission Committee at and hundreds of other baby items. and blankets. Wyoming Presbyterian Church, Feb. 12. served on the board of directors of Wyoming Presbyterian Church is Donations should be new or gently All items will be distributed 432 Wyoming Ave. Mr. McBride began his career the Riverbend community in sponsoring a Mother’s Day baby used items for mothers or babies to mothers in need through For more information, call working with Owens Corning Tequesta, Fla. and was president items drive through May 10. including strollers, baby, toddler or the Elizabeth Coalition for the the church office at 973-376-3066 Fiberglass. He worked in the tex- of the Riverbend Condominium Last year, Wyoming Presbyter- children’s clothing, baby toiletries, Homeless. or Ellie Lesperance at 973- tile industry for 37 years, the last Association. ian donated more than 50 strollers diapers, baby food, formula, bottles Donations can dropped off at 715-5230. 26 years with J.P. Stevens, where He lived in the township before he served as the president of the moving to Tequesta. fiberglass, automotive products Mr. McBride is survived by a Township resident and mem- and synthetics divisions. son, John S. Jr.; a daughter, Anne; ber of Wyoming Presbyterian He graduated from the Hill and six grandchildren. Church Jane Collingwood School in Pottstown, Pa. in 1943. In lieu of flowers, memorial stacks donated boxes of dia- He received a degree in mechan- contributions may be made pers for the Mother’s Day ical engineering from Stevens to Hospice of Palm Beach baby items drive being held Institute in Hoboken. County, 5300 East Ave., by the church through May 10. He served with the U.S. Navy West Palm Beach, Fla., 33407 at the rank of ensign in 1945 and or to the Memorial Fund, River- 1946. bend Country Club, 9300 SE PHOTO COURTESY OF WYOMING Mr. McBride was a member of Riverfront Terrace, Tequesta, Fla., PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the Short Hills Club and the Bal- 33469. Ernest R. Faenza A Mass for former township American Legion Post 14 0 in the resident Ernest R. Faenza was cel- township and St. Rose of Lima ebrated on Saturday at St. Rose of Church. Lima Church. Mr. Faenza, 85, He was born and raised in the died on April 18 at Jersey Shore township before moving to New University Medical Center in Egypt 36 years ago. Neptune. Mr. Faenza is survived by Mr. Faenza was a contractor his four sons, Ernest, with the family-owned business V. Richard, Edward and Roy; a Faenza & Sons in the township sister, Marie Carriere; seven for 30 years. He also worked for grandchildren; and five great- Services &Events the Newark Boxboard Co. for 25 grandchildren. years. In lieu of flowers, memorial Christ Church All are welcome. ceremonies will include a prayer of Wyoming Presbyterian Church He was a staff sergeant with the contributions may be made to the Sunday, 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.: confession, intercessory prayers for Sunday, 10 a.m.: Jessica Crane, 3702 Army Air Force during Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer The Rev. Scott Holcombe will Congregation B’nai Jeshurun leaders expressed by four township interim director of youth and chil- World War II from 1943 to 1945. First Aid Squad, Post Office Box preach and celebrate at both ser- Friday, 5:30 p.m.: Erev Shabbat residents and singing of patriotic dren’s ministries, will lead worship Mr. Faenza was a member of 226, 188 Glen Ave., Millburn, vices of Holy Communion. The service with Shabbat B’Shir musi- hymns. The public is invited to and preach the sermon. Following VFW Post 491 in Yardville, the 07041. Rev. Lisa Green and the Rev. cal service by cantor Stahl and the attend. the children’s conversation with Karen Rezach will assist at the 9:30 band. Saturday, 8:45 a.m.: Torah the pastor, children age 2 through a.m. service. study, 10:30 a.m.: Shabbat service. St. Rose of Lima Church eighth grade will be dismissed to Lena Cieciura Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 their Sunday school classes. Fol- Community Congregational Covenant Presbyterian Church a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. lowing worship, all senior mem- Former township resident Sandra Romelli; three grandchil- Church Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: Worship The sacrament of reconciliation is bers of the congregation are invit- Lena Cieciura, 76, died on April dren; and four great-grandchil- Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. service. Pastor Minor will teach offered Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 ed to attend the spring luncheon 26 in Kenilworth. dren. Johann Bosman and the Rev. Jen- about “God and Caesar” from p.m., and Mass is at 5:30 p.m. provided by the board of deacons She was a life-long resident of In lieu of flowers, memorial nifer T. Hrynyk will lead the con- Matthew, chapter 22. Sunday in the Hoffmann room. the township before moving to contributions may be made to the gregation in a family worship ser- school for all ages begins at 9:15 St. Stephen’s Church Kenilworth last November. American Cancer Society, 669 vice. Members of the YCE com- a.m. with classes for preschool, ele- Sunday, 8 and 10 a.m.: A spo- News should be submitted via Mrs. Cieciura is survived by a Littleton Road, Parsippany, mittee will usher and members of mentary, junior high and adults. ken service of Holy Eucharist with e-mail to theitem@northjer- son, Michael Romelli; a daughter, 07054. the outreach committee will serve homily, followed by a Holy sey.com, or call 973-921-6451. communion. All are welcome and First Baptist Church Eucharist service with homily, childcare will be provided. Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: Morning organ and choir. Church school worship service will feature the ser- and nursery care are available dur- Congregation B’nai Israel mon “But Where are the Nine?” 7 ing the 10 a.m. service. Friday, 8:15 p.m.: Shabbat ser- p.m.: Evening service will feature a vice. Saturday, 9 a.m.: Shabbat ser- video and discussion of “The Tow- South Mountain Community “There are some materials that should be removed from our vice. Sunday, 8:30 a.m.: Egalitarian er of Babel and the Origin of Peo- Church regular waste stream because of their hazardous nature. Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. ple Groups, Part II.” Sunday, 11 a.m.: Weekly adult This collection day provides our residents aplace to properly Weekdays, 7:10 a.m.: Egalitarian Thursday, May 7, noon: Mill- worship service takes place in the Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. burn National Day of Prayer. The Millburn Middle School. and safely dispose of contaminants, protecting our precious environment for future generations. Iencourage residents of all of our communities to come out and participate.”

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Boy Scouts wrap up sale

Boy Scout Troop 15 is accepting orders for its spring plant sale. The deadline for orders is Saturday. The plant sale is the only fundraiser for the boys of Boy Scout Troop 15. Some of the types of bedding plants available are impatiens in a variety of colors and white, petu- nias, geraniums, marigolds, lobelia, vinca, salvia, dahlias and snap- dragons. Featuring The troop is also offering over- flowing baskets of impatiens, petu- nias, geraniums, portulaca and Quality,Credit & Payment ProtectionYou Can Count On. begonias as well as tomatoes, basil and parsley for planting. APR FINANCING PLUS we’ll make your payments For an order form, visit % up to 60 months for up to 12 months www.christchurchshorthills.org 0 if you lose your paycheck§ and click on the “Plant Sale” icon. Boy Scout Troop 15 requires no payment before plants are picked up. 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STAFF PHOTOS BY ADAM ANIK NEWFOR 2009: Music Camp and AfterCare Brownie and Girl Scouts hold their noses and hoist their bags of trash after cleaning the stream bed below the dam in Taylor Park Friday afternoon at one of the “Clean Up Millburn” events for Earth Week. Pictured right, Shaiya Fand, 6, shows a bag of trash he helped his sister ﬁnd in the park during the clean-up.

BOARD and board member Michael Birn- during the bird flu pandemic. “We’ve adopted the idea of berg had agreed that a technology “I think these two items are looking into it further,” he said, FROM PAGE A1 plan is needed in the district, after actually linked: the swine flu — or adding the committee does not discussion sparked by a vote to any flu — and our technology want to rush before looking into Superintendent of Schools purchase the license to install 750 plan,” he said. Zucker made a concerns such as security. Richard Brodow commented in copies of Microsoft Office for request that any technology plan Brunini said Vislocky and Bag- response to the recent outbreak of Macs in the amount of $30,987 for the district include options for ish will come back before the swine flu in the Metropolitan area. through a state contract. online education in case there is Technology Committee and with a Brodow said he had touched “I have a problem with the way an actual epidemic and schools recommendation on the use of base with school nurses about the we are approaching technology as need to be shut down. Google Apps Education Edition. Summer CampPrograms virus and told them to look out for a district,” Kamber said. “We need Birnberg said there are applica- During public comments, a possible cases, but had not sent a a comprehensive plan top to bot- tions on Google for Educators, a South Mountain School parent message to parents on Monday in tom. I think we continue to throw free option brought up by Head of remarked that her child had June29toAugust7 order to avoid spreading fear. good money after bad.” Technology Integration Elaine Vis- gone through several principals PROgRAmS FORAll lEvElS: However, an e-mail went out to Although in agreement with locky and technology teacher and asked whether an interim or DayCamp Strength and Conditioning parents Tuesday with advice on administrators’ plan for the soft- trainer Liz Bagish, which can be permanent principal would how to prevent the virus from ware, Kamber stated he will not used for interactive online learn- replace retiring Anna Mae Summer Enrichment SportInstruction spreading and instructions to keep vote on expenditures regarding ing. Google Apps Education Edi- Stefanelli. MusicCamp andMore! students who have a fever and res- technology until there is a plan tion is a free collection of hosted Brodow said the district is look- Forinformation call908-647-5555 ext.1217 piratory illness home from school regarding operating systems and communication and collaboration ing for “a long-term principal who until 48 hours after the fever is computers. “Without our insis- applications designed for schools will serve the interests of South or visitwww.pingry.org. gone. tence upon it, it will not be done,” and universities. Mountain School for many years “We will, as a district, take he said. In the Technology Committee to come.” whatever precautions we possibly During board member com- report, Birnberg called the pro- Stefanelli will continue to work can,” he said Monday night. “At ments, Zucker said he had asked gram “a powerful tool in its infan- at the school through July EXCELLENCE & HONOR this point, we do not wish to be the superintendent to come up cy” that may be employed to sup- and August, but will retire by the alarmists.” with a comprehensive health plan plant some items the district is start of the 2009-10 academic JoJoinin us foratratour of of ou ourrD DaayyCCaampsmps––AAlltllou toursrs beg beginin at at1: 1:0000 p.m.p.m. Earlier in the meeting, Kamber in the district about two years ago, already using. year. Jan. 25 Feb.Ma22y3 Apr. Ma5My31Jay 3Mune 28ay 31 June 28 NG INKITY B OX. BLO HEPENAL IS F RT

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VARSITY BASEBALL Millburn stuns MKA in Newark tourney

By Steve Trober Millburn catcher David Keith’s Then Benedict, despite giving up For The Item sacrifice fly brought home Andrew a two-run single to MKA’s Pat O’Leary with the tying run to make Livesey (3-for-4) in the sixth and It was one of those moments on it 7-all in the sixth inning before another run after an infield error the first warm and perfect baseball- Adam Talpalar’s bloop two-run with two outs in the seventh as the type Saturday we’ve experienced single plated Chris Benedict and Cougars pulled to within 11-10, this spring. Jordan Mark for a 9-7 advantage. still managed to finally shut the One would think that a team On a day when it struggled at door for good. He forced DeMarti- down 7-2 is simply five outs away times pitching-wise, Millburn also no to fly to Mark in left field for the from heading home and they are came through with solid efforts out game’s final out. that much closer to taking solace of the bullpen from both Aaron “I just wanted to throw strikes in a nice barbecue, and, perhaps, Karlsruher, making his first and get outs, and we finally closed thinking about the next game. appearance on the mound this sea- it out,” said Benedict, an All-State That would have been an under- son, and talented center fielder soccer player for the Millers’ standable sentiment for most of Chris Benedict, who came in to Group 3 State championship team. those on the Millburn High base- close matters, albeit with a bit of “We’ve shown before that we can ball team. excitement in the seventh, sealing come back from deficits and being However, in an unlikely the narrow victory for the resilient five runs down in the sixth is a lot, sequence of events that catcher Millers. but we did it. David Keith termed as “perhaps a Millburn now moves on to meet “Last year, with a much more little bit of a epiphany,” the ninth- top-seeded and defending champi- experienced team, a comeback like seeded Millers sent 13 men to the on Seton Hall Prep Saturday at 3 this may have been expected, but plate in the sixth inning and scored p.m. at Belleville in one GNT quar- this team, with so many rookies, at nine runs before holding on for an terfinal. the same time brings everything 11-10 victory over eighth-seeded Millburn’s two best pitchers that it can and today we got the job Montclair Kimberley Academy in from last year, seniors Keith Rush done.” one of the wildly entertaining first- and Peter Han, have not yet Millburn’s first-year head coach round games in the 77 th Greater pitched this spring due to elbow Daryl Palmieri couldn’t have been Newark Tournament. injuries. Every game has been a prouder of his 2009 squad. “You simply have to make plays battle, but the young and mostly “Every game has been a battle and we had a couple of key mis- inexperienced team has simply and I really believe we’ve been bat- cues in the game, including an made a habit of hanging in, perse- tle-tested in our conference error in the sixth,” said MKA coach vering and trying to take advantage [Northern Hills-Skyline], which is Ralph Pacifico. “It’s a tough loss, of opportunities. a tough conference,” said Palmieri. but we’ll just look to bounce back.” One of those key opportunities “We’ve faced everybody’s ace and Bounce back the Cougars did came in the top of the sixth as I knew our kids would be ready. on Saturday night, playing their MKA’s Fordham-bound lefthander “[DeMartino] is a very good second game of the day, defeating Ryan DeMartino appeared to have pitcher and I give my kids a ton of Colonial Hills Conference rival the game in control with a 7-2 lead. credit for battling. We came out in Newark Academy, 9-6, to get back A key two-base error by MKA the sixth inning and could have on the winning track. with the bases full helped the easily just gone away after making Even with Monday’s 10-4 CHC Millers score two runs. O’Leary the first out. loss to Morristown-Beard, the and Mark delivered RBI singles “We got a couple of lucky hits, Cougars are still playing pretty before Keith’s sacrifice fly and built a rally and then our hitters good baseball as they gear up for a back-to-back two-run singles from really came through. I’m very run at the CHC, Hills Division title Talpalar and Dylan Bailey. proud of the way we fought back.” while getting primed for the Non- DeMartino, who had allowed MKA received a towering two- Public, North B State tournament just three hits and struck out nine run home run from senior Mike which starts later on in May. through the first five frames, was Ruzich in the third inning as the “Our kids are playing hard and made to labor by the pesky Millers Cougars took an early 3-0 lead. we have a nice mix of youth and as he threw 28 of his 104 pitches in Pat Livesey, a pitcher and first experience,” Pacifico said. “Hope- the fourth. Millburn scored twice baseman, was 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs PHOTO COURTESY OF DOUG ALLEN fully, our best days are ahead of us.” to pull to within 3-2. That was against the Millers. Unfortunately, the 2009 GNT before the seemingly never-ending Editor’s note: Steve Tober is Ian Barry of the Millburn High School varsity baseball team is the picture of concentration as did not have a pleasant ending for sixth when the game changed for a writer for The Montclair he pitches against Montclair Kimberley Academy Saturday in the first round of the Greater the Cougars good with Millburn’s onslaught. Times. Newark Tournament. Millburn defeated MKA 11-10.

VARSITY TRACK Wayne Valley routs MHS boys, girls squads

By Jim Connelly Tapal won the 100-meter dash John Liu, 34-5 in the triple jump; the long jump. dash; Halpren, 19-1 in the 100- and West Orange at Montville of The Item in 10.9, the 200-meter dash in 22.8 senior Matt Tannenbaum, 5-4 in Freshman Emilia Meo took sec- meter high hurdles; senior Natalie High School. and the 400-meter dash in 51.7. the high jump; and Rudd, 39-5 in ond place in 13.4 and sophomore Wee, 79.6 in the 400-meter inter- The final Northern Hills Con- The final meeting between the Robinson pulled off a double in the shot put. Simone Steinfeld came in third in mediate hurdles; and junior Amy ference, Skyline Division Champi- Millburn and Wayne Valley track the distance races, winning the Senior Hannah Westlake and 13.5 in the 100 meters. Chen; 28-5 in the triple jump, also onships are scheduled to take teams as members of the Northern 1,600-meter run in 4:33.2 and the freshman Margaret Tang recorded Westlake ran a 63.9 to place sec- placed third for the Millers. place next weekend. The first day Hills Conference did not go well 3,200-meter run in 10:01.1. the lone first-place showings by ond in the 400. Sophomore team- “We knew it was going to be a of the meet takes place on Friday, for the local thinclads. Millburn swept the 3,200. Fresh- Millburn’s girls team against mate Nikki Willens placed third in tough meet going in,” Miller head May 8, at Madison High School. Wayne Valley won the April 21 man Blake Udland placed second Wayne Valley. 66.1. coach Amanda Dilworth said. The event concludes the following meet in Wayne by a combined 128 in 10:03.9. Sophomore Eric Westlake took first place in the Ganjaei crossed the finish line in “Wayne Valley always has a really day at Passaic Valley High School points. O’Brien placed third in 10:47. 9. high jump at 4-6. 5:51 to take second place in the strong team.” in Little Falls. The Miller boys (2-3) fell to the Miller senior Nathan Rudd won Tang placed first in the 3,200- 1,600, one second ahead of fresh- The NHC is going out of exis- Indians 100-40. Matters were even the javelin with a throw of 14 3-1. meter run in 12:49, 16 seconds in man teammate Emily Draper. MILLER NOTES tence at the end of the current worse for Millburn’s 1-4 girls team, The Millers also received third- front of the runner-up, senior A leap of 13 feet, five inches Dilworth completed the 113th school year as part of the New Jer- which suffered a 101-33 setback. place efforts from senior Michael teammate Kimia Ganjaei. gave sophomore Allison Halpren running of the Boston Marathon sey State Interscholastic Athletic Senior Abbas Tapal and junior Esposito, 4:47. 9 in the 1,600; junior Millburn claimed second and second place in the long jump. Fel- on April 20 in 3 hours, 44 minutes, Association’s realignment plan. Brian Robinson accounted for five Ben Zhou, 1:05.7 in the 400-meter third places in four events — the low sophomore Mary-Louise 31 seconds. Millburn will compete in the new of Millburn’s six first-place finish- intermediate hurdles; junior Ryan 100-meter dash, the 400-meter Brunet finished third at 13-5. Rain forced the postponement Super Essex Conference next es. Blum, 103-10 in the discus; junior dash, the 1,600-meter run and in Willens, 28.5 in the 200-meter the April 20 meet with Montville season. ELEVEN IS THE MAGIC NUMBER FOR GIRLS LACROSSE TEAM Goalie Elana Perkoff of the Millburn High School junior varsity girls lacrosse team makes one of her 11 saves against Montville on April 22. Hannah Garetano scored four goals and Margot Halpin and Hannah Flaum each added two, propelling the Millers to their first win of the season, an 11-8 defeat of the visiting Mustangs. In white, from left, are three of Perkoff’s teammates, Kristina Van Sant, Olivia Greenberg and Danielle Glantz.

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Outstanding teamwork on Sat- Plains Hawks. Elisa Dalton, Lind- Josh Feinberg. Mark Nagpal led a no beat the Berkely Heights Burn urday spurred the Millburn Soccer sey Bindra, Paige Krikorian and strong defense and Max Witty by a score of 6-0. Goals were Club’s Pythons to a 5-1 victory Allie Hopper paced the defensive assisted in a strong offense for the scored by Zack Graves, Jack over the Scotch Plains Raiders. effort. team. Mansfield, Jack Paris, Ethan Richie Schiekofer, Gabe Nadel, The Millburn Avalanche defeat- The Dynamite lost to the Berke- Lenner and Joseph Simon who Will Anton, Conor Lally and Kyle ed the Middlesex Roadrunners 3-1 ley Heights Blaze 2-0. Karoline scored twice. Matthew Wrobleski Mangold all had goals for the on two goals by Benjamin Dan- Policarpio had three saves in a excelled as keeper. Pythons. 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CLUB SPORTS A WINNING SMILE MHS squash squad enjoys smashing debut Township resident Amanda Reisman By Jim Connelly displays the medals of The Item she earned by helping the New Jersey Millburn High School has been Colonials Squirt boys raising a racket on the tennis court and girls Under-12 for years. A determined group of Miller ice hockey teams student-athletes recently generated claim the titles of some noise of their own on a dif- the Year End Tourna- ferent kind of court, the squash ment in Oaks, Pa., court. and the Ponytail Millburn’s club squash team, in Tournament in Balti- its first-ever match, edged a squad more, Md., respec- of players from Chatham High tively, on consecu- School 4-3 at the Chatham Club. tive weekends last “It was a terrific experience for month. Reisman is a our players,” said Millburn High fifth-grader at School faculty member Patrick Finnegan, the club’s adviser. “The Hartshorn School. kids were very excited and thrilled PHOTO COURTESY about the outcome.” OF CAROLY N REISMAN Sophomores Mark Funk, Han- nah Flaum, Philip Byrne and Stephen Near posted victories for the Millburn club in the best three- of-five matches. Funk defeated Andrew Call me - Krayavich 3-0. Flaum came away with a 3-1 win over Savannah Hartman. whether buying Byrne posted a 3-0 win over Connor Nelson. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL SQUASH CLUB Near logged a 3-0 win over Bil- or selling, ly Pellegrino. Patrick Clark, foreground, follows through on a return during warm-ups for the Millburn High Finnegan, who has been playing School squash club’s first-ever match against Chatham. In front of Clark is Stephen Near. At the sport for some 30 years, was right, from front to back are Benjy Schechner, Arjun Madgavkar and Henry Chapman. your priorities approached by a group of students last year about becoming the club’s in the high school have really adviser. made the club a functioning reali- will be mine! Bonnie Greer Thirteen players were on hand ty through tireless commitment,” for the club’s opening practice ses- Finnegan added. “Amy Schechner, Sales Associate sion. the central processing unit and “Will afinished “The Board of Education, the the spearhead of the club Ask Jane Question: “How can I Short HillsOffice principal of the high school, Dr. has given enormous emotional abasementdd color to my help house sell Office Direct: 973-467-7669 Have areal estate question? my house faster” William Miron, as well as the ath- momentum to the formation without painting it” Mobile: 908-612-6795 letics director, Ted D’Alessio, have of the club. Call me 201-396-3808 ?? ~ supported our efforts,” said Sandy Flaum was responsible 973-376-8300 x227 [email protected] ~ Answer:Answer: FreshYes, but planters DRY Finnegan, a French teacher at the for getting our uniforms made and &CLEAN are the most Jane Holder CCIM withimportantcolorf sellingul flow points.ers can high school. tenaciously made sure it was [email protected] brighten your home, and www.BonnieGreerRealtor.com “Some parents of squash players done right.” it Strengthens curb appeal. If your home is currentlylisted with abroker this is not asolicitation of thatlisting. 0002583017-01

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT WOMEN’S SOCCER Girls softball league roundup Millburn Magic open second season on May 17 In Millburn Department of Winterbottom. Keira Sullivan By Jim Connelly matches against the New York conference. The top eight teams in CORNER KICKS Recreation and Parks’ fifth and six made key defensive plays at sec- of The Item Athletic Club on Wednesday, May the WPSL East will qualify to com- Millburn went 3-5-3 in its grade softball league action Satur- ond base as the Diablos won 16- 27, and the Boston Aztec on Sun- pete in the conference playoffs. inaugural WPSL campaign. day morning, Sarah Gordon went 15. A three-match homestand will day, May 31. Both matches are “There are some very Sones and keeper Lia 4-for-4 with three RBIs and On Friday, the Firebirds were mark the start of the Millburn scheduled for 6 p.m. good teams in the East Conference Fierro, a 2007 Chelsea Schwartz pitched two led by stellar pitching and hitting Magic’s second season as a mem- Millburn’s final two home that will provide stiff challenges Millburn High scoreless innings to lead the Red from standouts, Carly Geffner and ber of the Women’s Premier Soc- matches are scheduled for for us,” said Magic coach School graduate, Barons to a 10-4 win over the Ali Tortora, to clinch a 12-1 victo- cer League. Wednesday, June 10, against Andy Sones, are the only indi- Thunder. Brigette Opaczewski ry over the Thunder. Eliza Kauf- The Magic play their home the Adirondack Lynx at 7 p.m. who also serves viduals associat- made three game-changing defen- man added four runs for the win- matches at Millburn High School’s and Tuesday, June 30, against as head coach of ed with the pro- sive plays at short stop for the winning cause. Dr. Keith A. Neigel Field. New England Mutiny, also at the Millburn gram who have ners. In third and fourth grade league The Central Delaware Future 7 p.m. High School var- ties to the town- For the Thunder, Elyse Winer action Saturday, Sarah Cohen will provide the opposition for the The WPSL has announced a sity girls soccer ship. went 3-for-3. Margaret Dearey pitched well, Katelynn Bissett had Magic’s season opener on Sunday, format change for the 2009 cam- team. Fierro, who Fierro also went went 3-for-3 and had two hits, and Sydney Wolfe drove May 17, at 6 p.m. at Neigel Field. paign. “I am confi- recorded eight struck out four in the losing effort. in the winning run as the Athletics Millburn, in its WPSL debut, The East Conference, in a dent that our ros- shutouts this past fall for the Mon- Ali Tortora pitched a complete held off the Rockies 14 -13. defeated the Future 3-0 in the 2008 shift from the two-division format ter will be com- Sones mouth University women’s soccer game and Emily Cutler had key The Rockies’ Sydney Khaje- opener at Neigel Field. used last season, will be consoli- petitive and push team, is spending her second hits and drove in two runs for the hzadeh, Rachel Prince, Lauren The homestand concludes with dated into a single, 14 -team for a playoff place,” added Sones. season with the club. Firebirds in a 12-5 win over the Dresner and Maura Herbertson, Chiefs. each had timely hits. For the Chiefs, Amber Teetsel Ilana Naphtali had a double, played a strong outfield and went Jenna Naphtali scored three runs Sports submissions 2-for-2 at the plate. and Rachel Kanter scored the win- The Diablos took an early lead ning run as the Padres edged the Sports news for publication can be submitted to Jim Connelly, sports editor, via e-mail at [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6453 over the Volunteers, 14 -2, with big Orioles 9-8. or by writing The Item of Millburn and Short Hills, 343 Millburn Avenue, Suite 100, Millburn, NJ 07041. hits from Amanda Reisman, Anna Mandel, Sara Steinberg, Jenna Dembner and Miranda Brody. The Volunteers stormed back in the fifth inning to regain the lead with key hits from Emily Brochin, Samantha Wacks, Lisa Woolfson and Lauren Gomez. The Diablos jumped ahead in the sixth with hits from Heather Goodman, Courtney Cooperman and Hailey Apply online for pool, golf HALF off and tennis memberships The Millburn Department of Recreation and Parks is accepting registrations online and by mail for 2009 pool, golf and tennis memberships. Memberships are restricted to township residents except for a limited number of employed in town memberships that are available for the Par-3 Golf Course. The cost of a family membership to the pool is $245. Individual FURNITURE •ACCESSORIES memberships are available for $130. SALE Other levels of pool member- * ship categories include senior citi- Buy onE AT 25% off.GET ThE SEcond AT 25 +50% off zen membership, $65 for individuals 62 and over by June 1 of this year; associate membership, $180 for summer houseguests, house- keepers, mother’s helpers and individuals employed in the home; and child-care membership, $110 for a child-care giver and children. This membership is good Monday through Friday. Par-3 membership categories BUY1 are $70 for individuals 22 and over, $37 for individuals 16 to 21 and $19 for individuals 13 to 15. Tennis membership fees are $54 for players 22 and over and $37 for players 16 to 21. Visit the department’s Web site ITEM at www.twp.millburn.nj.us/recreation to register online or to download a membership application. If registering by mail, send all required documents to Millburn Recreation Department, c/o Cus- tomer Service, Post Office Box 1034, Millburn, 07041. & nd For further information, call the Millburn Department of Recreation and Parks at 973- 564-7097. GET2 Township staging fishing derby this SAlE ENdS MAy10Th. Saturday morning 1/2OFF The Millburn Department of Recreation and Parks is scheduled to hold a fishing derby Saturday CENTURY, HENREDON, E. J. 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Members of the Short Hills Michael and Monica Santoro of Maternal grandmother is Maria Garden Club, from left, Susan Warren announce the birth of a Lopes of Newark. Paternal grand- Van Tassel, Mary Reichard, son, Michael Lopes Santoro on parents are John and Elena San- Cathy McGraw and Gail Kel- April 22 at Saint Barnabas Medical toro of the township. logg, hold up a sign advertis- Center in Livingston. He joins a Maternal great-grandmother is ing the garden club’s annual sister, Brianna, 5. Maria Lopes of Portugal. plant and boutique sale. The sale will be held at the Short Hills train station on Chatham Red Cross sponsors blood drive May 9 Road on Thursday, May 7 from The Millburn-Short Hills chap- general health and weigh at least 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday, ter of the American Red Cross will 110 pounds. They must know their May 8 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. hold a community blood drive on Social Security number and bring The sale will feature a selec- Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 a signed or picture identification tion of annuals, perennials, p.m. in the second floor meeting showing that they are at least 17 patio planters, hanging bas- room of the Millburn Free Public years old. kets and a variety of garden Library, 200 Glen Ave. Those participants whose last accessories. “Donors of all types are wel- donation was at the library on come,” said Malcolm MacKinnon, March 7 or earlier or at Millburn co-chairman of blood services for High School on Feb. 26 will be eli- the local Red Cross. “But the three gible to donate, since more than PHOTO COURTESY OF THE SHORT HILLS types most urgently needed are O- eight weeks will have lapsed GARDEN CLUB Negative, B-Negative and AB-Neg- between donations. ative.” For more information, call the Blood donors must be in good local Red Cross at 973-379-4198. Speech-language pathologist honored Robin Kanis, speech-language with speech-language/learning dis- pathologist for Millburn Public orders, speech-language patholo- Schools, will be honored by the gists and other communication New Jersey Speech-Language- professionals, currently as presi- Hearing Association tomorrow dent of NJSHA. during the group’s annual conven- In addition to association hon- tion in Atlantic city. ors, 10 other awards will be Short Hills Association will hold annual meeting on May 14 Kanis is receiving 2009 NJSHA given to New Jersey residents who Honors of the Association for her better the lives of people with The annual meeting of the Short association members will begin at thank township residents for be sent to the Short Hills Associa- more than 30 years of teaching and speech, language and hearing Hills Association will be held on 8:30 p.m. approving the school budget for tion, Post Office Box 17 1, Short advocating on behalf of children challenges. Thursday, May 14 at 8 p.m. at Bal- The following members have the 2009-10 academic year. Hills, 07078. tusrol Golf Club, 201 Shunpike been nominated to serve as associ- The association invites the pub- Founded in 1911, the Short Road, Springfield. The featured ation officers for 2009-10: Stewart lic to join in their current battle to Hills Association represents the The Item editor Harry A. Trumbore can be reached via e-mail at speaker will be Harry Trumbore, M. Cohen, president; Phil Farrelly, prevent the construction of 70-foot interests of the citizens of Short [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6452. editor of The Item of Millburn and vice president; Sharon Petrocelli, density apartments on the former Hills and Millburn by actively Short Hills, who will talk about the secretary; Rosemary Karl and Don’s site and current Tutor Time advocating for the maintenance role of a community newspaper. Frederick Coombs, co-treasurers. site on South Orange Avenue. and improvement of our quality The business meeting for all The association would like to Membership dues of $20 should of life. SENIOR LIFESTYLES Neighborhood House summer day camp starts in June The Item office is located at Summer Camp at the Neigh- Campers will enjoy outside play- home. 343 Millburn Avenue, Suite 100; HOME HEALTH AIDES DIRECTORYADVERTISING borhood House Nursery School time, arts and crafts, water play, Each camp session is limited to its telephone number is 973-921- We Sit Better DOES WORK! will return this year starting the story time and other activities. 26 children and spots fill quickly. 6451 and its fax number is 973- “Affordable Home Health Care” Invest in your business by week of June 29. Children ages 3 to Each week is centered on a partic- Registration is currently taking Live-in &HourlyHHAs placing aTargeted advertisement 5 are eligible to attend ular theme. place. For an application and fur- 921-6458. Licensed, Bonded &Insured Est. 1968 in this Directory.

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SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001864 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001295 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001949 On April 15, 2009, the Planning Board of the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Township of Millburn, County of Essex, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, memorialized Application #349, Gholam Pak- DOCKET NO. F1620008 DOCKET NO. @F1151806 DOCKET NO. F217608 nejad, granting site plan approval for the LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK FKA CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC construction of an addition and parking lot on AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA Plaintiff property located at 2Undercliff Road. MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-FF1,00 , Plaintiff -vs- The determination of said Board is now on MORTGAGE LOAN -vs- SHIMON NEUSTADT file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Plaintiff RHONDA WATSON Defendants available for inspection during normal busi- -vs- Defendants Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ness hours. OLUBUYISO OKUNOLA Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Eileen Davitt Defendants Byy virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- tion,o,to me dedirected,ced, Ishall epexposeose for sale SecretarySec eayoto theeaPlanninggoBoardad Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, The Item 2582579 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Fee $6.51 tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Tuesday, May 19, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. April 30, 2009 by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Tuesday, May 05, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) Essex CountyCou yuCourts Buildingdgin Newark,ea,on (Prevailing(eagTime)e) CoCommonlyoyknownoaas:s LEGAL NOTICE Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Commonly known as: 193 -197 LINCOLN AVE On April 15, 2009, the Planning Board of the (Prevailing Time) 530 LIBERTY ST ORANGE, NJ 07050 NEWARK, NJ 07104 Township of Millburn, County of Essex, Commonly known as: TAX LOT NO. 36 IN BLOCK 186 TAX LOT NO. 5, 6&7INBLOCK NO. 719 memorialized Application #331, Gholam Pak- 213 PARKER AVE DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 106 FT X DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX.: 85.7X200 nejad, denying site plan approval for the con- MAPLEWOOD,OO ,JNJ 07040000 28 FT NEAREST CROSS STREET: 543.45 FROM struction of an addition and parking lot on LOT 439, BLOCK 42.04 NEAREST CROSS STREET: UNION DELEVAN AVENUE property located at 2Undercliff Road. DIMENSIONS: 37.50 FT X125.00 FT X STREET PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES The determination of said Board is now on 37.50 FT X125.00 FT ALSO BEING 102.50 SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, WATER OPEN +PENALTY AS OF JANU- file in the office of the Board Secretary and is FT X3.50 FT X102.50 FT X3.50 FT WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX ARY 16, 2009: $131.03 available for inspection during normal busi- NEAREST CROSS STREET: ORCHARD LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. TAX AND PRI- Afull legalega descriptiondesc po can be found in the ness hours. STREET OR LIEN INFO: TAXES, SEWER AND WA- office of the Register of Essex County. Eileen Davitt *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- TER MAY BE DELINQUENT. YOU MUST ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE Secretary to the Planning Board NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, CHECK WITH THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT The Item 2582587 AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. THE TIME OF SALE. Fee $6.51 LIENS,S, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- Afull legalega descriptiondesc po can be found in the SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE April 30, 2009 ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- office of the Register of Essex County. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS NOTICE OF HEARING UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- TIME OF SALE. MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- Board of Adjustment of the TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Township of Millburn, New Jersey NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE TAKE NOTICE that Stephen Hart has made MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY an application to the Millburn Township ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Board of Adjustment in connection with the CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE construction of afree standing garage on AMOUNT DUE THEREON. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- property in Millburn Township, located at 439 **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Wyoming Ave., Block 9, Lot 303, which re- REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- quires the following waivers: #505 -Accesso- SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER ry Structures on acorner lot shall be no clos- TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL er to any street line 2x the required front set- CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE back. Required 8080’ Proposed 7272’ &755’ COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SURPLUS, IF ANY. The Applicant may also seek other varian- THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- The approximate amount of the Judgment to ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- Afull legal description can be found in the PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- office of the Register of Essex County. PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL $271,166.31, together with the costs of this tion. The application is now Cal. #2955 on ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE sale. the SecretarySecretary’ssccalendar,alendar, which is scheduled IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT SURPLUS, IF ANY. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the for ahearing on May 18th, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. THE TIME OF SALE. The approximate amount of the Judgment to sale from time to time as provided by Law. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Newark, N.J. March 5, 2009 New Jersey. All documents relating to this AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE $176,229.63, together with the costs of this Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff application are on file in the office of the Sec- DEBT,, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- sale. FEIN,,SSUCH,UC ,&KAHN &SS,HEPARD, P.C.,C, retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the ATTORNEY(S) tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- sale from time to time as provided by Law. The Item 2586206 Monday through Friday. Any interested party ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Newark, N.J. March 2, 2009 Fee $75.69 may appear at said hearing and participate FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff April 30; May 7, 14, 2009 therein in accordance with the rules of the SUSURPLUS,US, OR ANY PART THEREOF,O,MAY ZUCKER,UC ,GGOLDBERGOG&A&CCKERMAN,, Zoning Board of Adjustment. FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ATTORNEY(S) Stephen Hart RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE 1-908-233-8500, FFZ-77461 SHERIFF’S SALE Applicant NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- The Item 2570486 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09002196 The Item 2582672 SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Fee $110.68 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Fee $13.43 DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- April 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, April 30, 2009 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER DOCKET NO. F66308 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL SHERIFF’S SALE AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC Plaintiff TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001861 PUBLIC NOTICE SURPLUS, IF ANY. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, -vs- BOBBY SHIPMON, III ORDINANCE NO. 2332-09 The approximateapp oaeJamount of the Judgmentudg e to CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLE- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of DOCKET NO. F2996007 Defendants Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises MENT THE DEVELOPMENT REGULA- $551,702.63, together with the costs of this LASALLE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR TIONS AND ZONING ORDINANCE" OF sale. THE MLMI TRUST SERIES 2007-HE1 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN (Defini- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Plaintiff tions) sasaleeofrom timeeoto timeeaasspprovidedoded by Law.a by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, FIND A -vs- The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 MARGARITA BANOL Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Tuesday, May 19, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. number and title, was passed on final read- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Defendants ing, at ameeting of the Township Commit- PHELAN, HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises (Prevailing Time) Commonly known as: tee, of the Township of Millburn in the Coun- ATTORNEY(S) Byy virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- tyy,of Essex, held on the 21st dayypof April,, The Item 2580746 tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale 468 AVON AVE NEWARK, NJ 07108 BLOCK: 2644, LOT: 3 2009. FeeF$$103.77103 77 by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Joanne M. Monarque, RMC April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 25’ X99.75 NEAREST CROSS STREET: 50’ FROM Township Clerk Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Sandra H. Haimoff, Mayor (g(Prevailing Time)) 18TH STREET SHERIFF’S SALE Afull legal description can be found in the Chairman,C,TownshippCCommittee SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001288 Commonly known as: The Item 2582809 141 LESLIE ST NEWARK, NJ 07112 office of the Register of Essex County. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE Fee $8.54 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, TAX LOT NO. 44 IN BLOCK 3068 April 30, 2009 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 33 FT X IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT DOCKET NO. F657208 THE TIME OF SALE. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST 100 FT NEAREST CROSS STREET: NYE AVENUE SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AMERI- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE QUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC. SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, JOB WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- ASSET BACKED PASS Plaintiff ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS -vs- LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. TAXES/ Looking MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- JOSEPH BATTS Defendants SEWER/WATER MAY BE DELINQUENT - YOU MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COL- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- LECTOR FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. Afull legal description can be found in the SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT fora office of the Register of Essex County. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- Tuesday, May 05, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- (Prevailing Time) THE TIME OF SALE. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- Commonly known as: PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER new AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE 24 WATCHUNG AVE PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL WEST ORANGE, NJ 07052 DEBT,, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE LOT 68, BLOCK 120.02 SURPLUS, IF ANY. DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 25 FT MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST The approximate amount of the Judgment to WIDE X146 FEET LONG be satisfied by said sale is the sum of career? FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE YOU’D NEAREST CROSS STREET: SITUATE ON SURPLUS,,,OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY $492,422.69, together with the costs of this THE EASTERLY SIDE OF WATCHUNG sale. AVENUE 1811.26 FEET FROM THE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the NORTHERLY SIDE OF CONDITS LANE. sale from time to time as provided by Law. Afull legal description can be found in the NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Newark, N.J. March 10, 2009 office of the Register of Essex County. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER POWERS KIRN.LLC, ATTORNEY(S) CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE The Item 2586212 TIME OF SALE. PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Fee $69.57 SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE April 30; May 7, 14, 2009 AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE SURPLUS, IF ANY. DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- The approximatepp amount of the Judgmentg to ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS be satisfied by said sale is the sum of NOTICE OF HEARING MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- $332,709.86, together with the costs of this Board of Adjustment of the ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST sale. Township of Millburn, New Jersey FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the TAKE NOTICE that Nancy Anderson/Patrick SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY sale from time to time as providedpyby Law. Wilkinson have made an application to the DO FOR FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 Millburn Township Board of Adjustment in RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff connection with the construction of aroof NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, structure over an existinggpstairwell on properp- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- ATTORNEY(S) ty in Millburn Township, located at 99 Tenny- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- 1-908-233-8500,, FCZ-93756 son Dr., Short Hills, Block 5201, Lot 45, PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER The Item 2580763 which requires the following bulk variance re- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Fee $80.58 lief: request to erect aroof structure over ex- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 istinggqexternal stairwell requires variance to SURPLUS, IF ANY. maximum building coverage, Township Ordi- The approximate amount of the Judgment to SHERIFF’S SALE nance Article 6, Section 606.2e2a. be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001860 The Applicant may also seek other varian- $426,556.20, together with the costs of this SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- sale. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, ingggthe course of the hearing on this Applicapp - The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the DOCKET NO. F3044207 tion. The application is now Cal. #2954 on sale from time to time as provided by Law. LASALLE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled Newark, N.J. March 2, 2009 THE MLMI TRUST SERIES 2007-SD1 for ahearing on May 18, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Plaintiff Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, FREE RALPH CASALE &ASSOCIATES, LLC, -vs- New Jersey.ygAll documents relating to this ATTORNEY(S) JOHN ROTHENBERGER, JR. application are on file in the office of the Sec- The Item 2570472 Defendants retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- Fee $102.52 Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., April 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Monday through Friday. Any interested party tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale mayypappearpgat said hearing and participatepp SHERIFF’S SALE by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, therein in accordance with the rules of the SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001302 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Zoning Board of Adjustment. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Nancy Anderson CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, (Prevailing Time) Applicant DOCKET NO. F786208 Commonly known as: The Item 2585338 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST 26 RIDGEWOOD AVE FeeF$$14.2414 24 COMPANY AS TRUSTEE GLEN RIDGE, NJ 07028 April 30, 2009 Plaintiff TAX LOT NO. 26 IN BLOCK 10 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 75 FT X -vs- NOTICE OF HEARING MICHAEL QUESTEL 125 FT NEAREST CROSS STREET: CROSS Board of Adjustment of the Defendants Township of Millburn, New Jersey Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises STREET SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, TAKE NOTICE that Marcus Huie and Caro- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- line Yu have made an application to the Mill- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. TAXES/ burn Township Board of Adjustment in con- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, nection with the reconstruction of an existing Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on SEWER/WATER MAY BE DELINQUENT - YOU MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COL- patio on property in Millburn Township, locat- Tuesday, May 05, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. ed at 33 West Beechcroft Road, Block 2801, JOBS (Prevailing Time) LECTOR FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. Afull legal description can be found in the Lot 16, which requires the following bulk var- THEN LET Commonly known as: office of the Register of Essex County. iance: Expand existing patio on side of 356 CARTERET PL ORANGE, NJ 07050 house, variance for zoning section 501.2. TAX LOT NO. 21 BLOCK NO. 152 ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE FIND IT. IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT The Applicants may also seek other varian- DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX. 82 X282 ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- NEAREST CROSS STREET: 366.00 FROM THE TIME OF SALE. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE ing the course of the hearing on this applica- HIGHLAND AVENUE tion. The application is now Cal. #2955 on PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES TOTAL AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled AS OF JANUARY 23, 2009: $.00 for ahhearingearing on May 18, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in THE ITEM OF MILLBURN Afull legal description can be found in the ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS THEM PAYYOU. Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, office of the Register of Essex County. MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST New Jersey. All documents relating to this AND SHORTHILLS ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN application are on file in the office of the Sec- CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Public Notice Dept. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- TIME OF SALE. tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT 1Garret Mountain Plaza RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Monday through Friday. Any interested party AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE may appear at said hearing and participate 6th Floor DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- therein in accordance with the rules of the ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS Zoning Board of Adjustment. P. O. Box471 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Marcus Huie and Caroline Yu, Applicants West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST The Item 2586373 FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Fee $12.61 Call toll-free SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY April 30, 2009 FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT SURPLUS, IF ANY. 1-8001-888-891-9467,-891-9467, When youdowhat youlove RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE The approximate amount of the Judgment to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of press 4for the Public Notice Dept. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- PUBLIC NOTICE SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- $549,940.79, together with the costs of this or e-mail to sale. TAKE NOTICE that Brian and Andrea Tom- to do,it’snot really work at all. DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- ko have made an application to the Millburn publicnotices@ PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the sale from time to time as provided by Law. Township Board of Adjustment in connection northjersey.com PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL with the construction of additions and altera- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 (text or Word format preferred) Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff tions on Property in Millburn Township, locat- Nowyou canfind the job you SURPLUS, IF ANY. ed at 91 Highland Avenue, Block 2205, Lot The approximate amount of the Judgment to ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, Faxnumbers: ATTORNEY(S) 3, which requires the following bulk variance be satisfied by said sale is the sum of relief, Building Height (section 606.2e.2c) al- 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 $501,035.96, together with the costs of this 1-908-233-8500, FCZ-93837 The Item 2580776 lowable 35 ft/existing 37.1 feet/proposed love,whereyou love to live. sale. 37.4 feet; Average Front Yard Setback (sec- Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Fee $83.01 April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 tion 606.2e1d) allowable 69 feet/proposed sale from time to time as provided by Law. 50.9 feet/existing 55.32 feet. forThursdayedition Newark, N.J. March 2, 2009 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN The Applicant may also seek other varian- Your calling is calling - Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD The Township of Millburn in the County of ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- When submitting apublic notice ATTORNEY(S) tion. The application is now Cal. #2956 on The Item 2570494 Essex (the "Township") has awarded acon- advertisement, please indicate the tract for professional services without com- the SecretarySecretary’ssccalendar,alendar, which is scheduled find it at Fee $99.28 for ahearing on May 18, 2009,at7:00 p.m. name of the publication in which you April 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 petitive bidding pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- 5(1)(a)(i). The Township retained Hatch Mott in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, wish to place the ad, and your New Jersey. All documents relating to this MacDonald to provide professional engineer- requested rundate(s). 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Millburn Old Guard announces weekly meeting schedule Senior Citizens Coordinator’s Office organizes museum trip The Millburn Old Guard meets ed to bring their wives or signifi- office. The Senior Citizens Coordina- group will leave Gero Park parking Millburn Township and mailed to every Thursday at Bauer Commu- cant others to a ladies day lun- On May 28, internist Dr. tor’s Office will host a senior trip to lot at 9 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Patti Lowery, Senior Citizens nity Center in Taylor Park. cheon at the Canoe Brook Coun- Charles Crandall will speak to the the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space The cost is $37 per person and Coordinator, 375 Millburn Ave., Meetings begin at 10:30 a.m. try Club. The event will begin with group about World War II in the Museum on Tuesday, June 23. The checks should be made payable to Millburn, 07041. with a discussion of business and cocktails at 11 a.m. and seating at Pacific. committee reports. Guest speakers noon. The luncheon will end at 2 The Old Guard Golf League will give their presentations at 11 p.m. meets every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. a.m. Anthony Herring, marketing for a round of golf at the Millburn The next meeting will be held director for Winchester Gardens, public links. Prizes are awarded for today and will feature a visit to the will speak at the meeting on May low gross, first through third. Greenwood Gardens on Old Short 14 . Golfers of all levels are invited. PPP erfect FFerfect or When YYorWhen ououou Hills Road. The May 21 meeting will feature All retired men are invited to There will be no meeting on a panel of Millburn mayors who join the meetings by contacting May 7. Instead, members are invit- will share their anecdotes while in John Matheu at 973-376-4285. 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