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we’re committed to this fee?” Lan- Eye on charge dau said she wanted more infor- mation on whether or not the fee for athletic was based on an actual number of physicals administered. Zucker, a medical doctor, raised exams a different issue. He wanted to know what sort of screening was By Harry Trumbore being done by the agency and of The Item raised the question that state stan- dards may lag behind what the Branded as pro-spending during medical community now considers the Board of Education campaign essential screening for adolescent last month, the three new members athletes. elected to the board in April served “I would ask (Sports Extra) notice at Monday night’s meeting were you practicing state of the art they are willing to scrutinize the screening?” Zucker said. “Over the most routine budget requests. next two or three years, the board The trio of Janet Landau, should consider guidelines for Samuel Levy and Mark Zucker what constitutes good screening.” raised specific concerns after board Zucker’s concerns prompted members were asked to reappoint Levy to request the agency provide Sports Extra as the agency to pro- the board with a description of its vide physical examinations for stu- liability coverage. dents in the district’s sports pro- Board president Debbie Frank grams for the 2006-07 school year. said additional screening proce- Levy questioned the description dures might raise the cost of pro- of the agency’s compensation of viding the exams to a prohibitive $9,900 as an “honorarium.” level. “The term seems discretionary,” “When do you price kids out of he said. athletics?” she asked. Landau said she understood She was supported by board HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM that many students have physicals member Joel Reidenberg, who with their own physicians. made the point that the service was Township resident Alex Teetse tests his skill at the skeeball game at Sunday’s charity carnival at Millburn High School “How many are using this ser- state-mandated to ensure no stu- benefiting Alex’s Lemonade Stand, which promotes pediatric cancer awareness and research. Manning the game are Millburn vice?” she asked. “It’s important High School Key Club members, from left, Lizzie Petkanics, Elise Zion and Victoria Veneziano. how much it is really used because SEE BUDGET, PAGE D4

EDUCATION DEER SURVEY Officials making field trip to Japan Reservation’s district’s supervisor of social stud- divided up into smaller groups of Nyman also gave her superinten- Superintendent, ies, is scheduled to journey to 20 and sent to a city where they dent a reading assignment. Japan for a three-week visit in observe classes at different grade “You Gotta Have Wa,” by count is down social studies October. levels and live with a Japanese Robert Whiting, is a look at Japan- Nyman’s trip is being funded family for several days. ese culture through the way base- By Patricia Harris through the Japan Fulbright In her application for the pro- ball is played in that country. of The Item top, where 48 deer were identified, supervisor to Memorial Fund by the govern- gram, Nyman said she has imple- “Hey, I’m a sports fan,” Brodow compared with last year’s 103. ment of Japan, rather than the mented an Asian history course at said. Fewer deer were detected this The county will now consider study schools more familiar Fulbright Act of the the high school and emphasized His trip is sponsored and paid year in the South Mountain Reser- what action to take regarding con- United States. Japanese history in the middle for by the Japanese Chamber of vation than last year, according to ducting a controlled deer hunt on After World War II, Nyman school social studies curriculum. Commerce as part of their U.S. the results of an infrared survey its open lands, a move endorsed by By Harry Trumbore explained this week, the American She made the point students learn- Educational Program. According taken of deer in three Essex Coun- many residents concerned about program initiated by Sen. J. ing American history focus on the to Brodow, the program was ty parklands March 8 and released what they see as deer overpopula- ofTheItem William Fulbright allowed 6,800 opening of Japan by Commodore established in 1989 in response to this week. tion. During the recent campaign for Japanese to study in the United Perry in the 1890s and study the the rising number of Japanese peo- The Hot/Shot survey, intended Joyce Goldman, the county’s seats on the Board of Education, States. Ten years ago, the Japanese internment of Japanese-Americans ple living in the tri-state area. More to serve as a gauge of the deer pop- constituent affairs manager, said several candidates made the point government set up a similar pro- during World War II. than 2,500 Japanese students are ulation, showed 109 deer in the this week, “Since the deer count is many countries place a higher pre- gram and named it in Fulbright’s She said she is especially anx- now enrolled in public schools in reservation. That figure is down falling, the results would not seem mium on education than the Unit- honor. ious to see how Japanese educa- the region and the program is from the 212 deer identified in last to support any overt action.” ed States and encouraged town- Through the Japan Fulbright tors implement staff development. designed to give educators insight year’s survey. Goldman pointed out the sur- ship officials to investigate what Memorial Fund Teacher Program, “Staff development is my pas- into the Japanese culture. The survey also included Eagle vey area was expanded out a half- those countries are doing right. groups of 200 teachers from the sion and my forte,” she said. Brodow said he wasn’t sure Rock Reservation, which lies in mile for each site, in an effort to During the coming months, two United States visit Japan for three- To prepare for her trip, the about the value of the trip until he West Orange, and Hilltop, a coun- determine if deer had migrated officials are going to do just that. week sessions. The teachers meet supervisor said she has begun lis- spoke with the superintendent of ty-owned site under development away from the site. She acknowl- Superintendent of Schools for orientation in San Francisco, tening to Japanese language tapes the Greenwich, Conn., school dis- in Verona. The counts were also edged the deer could be even fur- Richard Brodow will travel to Calif., Nyman said, then travel to and is reading “The Inland Sea” by trict. down in Eagle Rock Reservation, ther out, as they move out into Japan for a week this summer Tokyo, where they spend half of Donald Ritchie. where 18 deer were detected, com- while Danielle Nyman, the school their visit. The teachers are then To help prepare him for his trip, SEE OFFICIALS, PAGE D4 pared with last year’s 27, and Hill- SEE RESERVATION, PAGE D4 NEWSMAN IS IT A BIRD, A PLANE? Resident’s documentary tells saga of school siege By Harry Trumbore “When we arrived in Beslan, the with “48 Hours” executive pro- ofTheItem school stood just as it was after the ducer Susan Zirinsky, approached battle. It wasn’t barricaded,” Van Showtime with the idea to expand When the CBS television news- Sant said. “The Russian investiga- the piece into a documentary. They magazine “48 Hours” in January tion was so inept. A videotape used were given the thumbs up. Van 2005 aired its story of the terrorist by the Chechen terrorists was Sant and Halderman completed siege of a Russian school the year found by two young kids walking the script by September, and by before in which nearly 350 through the rubble.” December they had a finished film hostages died, 176 of them chil- The story, “Hostage,” was hard version—“Three Days in Septem- dren, correspondent Peter Van to watch, but the work he and pro- ber.” Sant recalled it was the least ducer Joe Halderman along with The film debuted last week at watched show of the season. others put into it earned the the Tribeca Film Festival and will Although the township resident respect of the journalism commu- premiere on the Showtime cable has been an overseas correspon- nity. It was given the Overseas television channel May 25. dent and covered the battles of the Press Club’s Edward R. Murrow Variety called the film “a first Gulf War, he said nothing pre- Award and even garnered the remarkable feat.” pared him and the news crew for Russian version of the Emmy Critic Ronnie Scheib wrote the what awaited them when they Award—“The Golden Word”—for film was a “documentary with all arrived at the scene of the school best foreign reporting inside Rus- the orchestrated drama, tension siege in the city of Beslan. sia. and human interest of a breaking Three weeks after the final con- When the Russian parliament news story,” and added it “never frontation, Van Sant said, blood called for a more extensive inves- slides into facile sentimentality or ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM still stained the walls of the school tigation of the Beslan tragedy, they exclamatory horror, remaining What’s going on? Why is township businessman Barry Roberts, center, pointing toward the that had been stormed by elite viewed the “48 Hours” piece, Van lucid and straightforward through- sky outside his office on Millburn Avenue? Find out about his surprise visit Monday from Russian troops and gun-toting Sant said. out.” representatives of technology companies. With Roberts are, from left, Mayor Daniel Baer, civilians after a three-day siege in During the summer of 2005, Microsoft small business specialist Claudio Caballero and Microsoft regional sales manager SEE RESIDENT, PAGE D4 September 2004. Van Sant and Halderman, along Perry Cantor. See story, Page A3.

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Mother’s Day Sale* on clothing and accessories. May 11th to the 14th. 594 VALLEY ROAD U PPER M ONTCLAIR 973-744-1217 Burglar targets Hilltop residence *Excluding jewelry. By Harry Trumbore Traffic accidents accident, Sticco was turned over to ken lock. Patagonia’s Lightweight Stand Up Shorts of The Item A police officer driving past the their custody. The two women left the store They’re older than some of the people intersection of Glen and Wyoming Albert Colley Jr. of Maplewood, soon after and the rack of rings, who wear them. Police reported a Hilltop Road avenues around 9:20 p.m. May 4 43, was driving south on Ridge- valued at approximately $20,000, residence was broken into last reportedly observed an unusual wood Road May 2 around 5:30 was missing, police said. week. The administrator of the dark tire track that he followed p.m. when, he told police, he Store security officers at Bloom- estate called police after discover- along Millburn Avenue to Essex opened his sunroof and a bug flew ingdale’s at The Mall called police ing a rear window had been bro- Street where a car with a damaged inside the car. Colley reportedly Sunday at 3 p.m. after they report- ken and a door apparently was wheel was parked. The driver of swatted at the insect and lost con- edly observed a woman make use pried open, police said. the car, Jeffrey Sticco of Leonia, trol of his vehicle, which left the of her child to steal a pair of jeans. The administrator told police who was attempting to change the roadway and struck a utility pole The officers charged Maria the house has been vacant since wheels, reportedly told police he near the intersection with Sunset Amaya of Plainfield, 26, had select- last August. The burglary, accord- had hit a pothole. Drive. ed a pair of Guess children’s jeans ing to reports, happened sometime At around the same time, police Police said Colley was not valued at $42, and put them on her during the past eight months. said they received an alert from injured in the accident. They cited five-year-old son in a fitting room. Police said they were told by the Maplewood police to watch for a him for careless driving. His car Amaya allegedly pull the boy’s own administrator some items were car involved in a hit-and-run auto- was towed from the scene. jeans over the Guess jeans and left missing from the home, but a full mobile accident. the store without paying for the accounting was not immediately According to reports, Sticco was Shoplifting merchandise. available. Police are investigating uncooperative when questioned by A sales associate at the Landau While being charged with an apparent break-in May 4 at police, and with the arrival of sev- Jewelry Store at The Mall at Short shoplifting, Amaya reportedly Ganny Russ Opticians on Millburn eral backup police officers, he Hills told police that two women asked police to allow her son to Avenue. According to reports, the became agitated and was hand- entered the store shortly after 8 stay with his father, who was in business owner noticed the sur- cuffed for the safety of the officers. p.m. May 4 and asked to be shown The Mall at the time. veillance camera was not operating Township firefighters arrived on several necklaces. The manager of Gito on Mill- and when the security company the scene and used water to cool One of the women also asked to burn Avenue told police last week checked the camera and tape, an the overheated wheel and tire on look at a rack of a dozen costume a female customer in the store the unknown individual was discov- Sticco’s car. jewelry rings. When the women afternoon of April 22 was observed ered to have entered the premises Maplewood police arrived on asked to see more items at oppo- on the store’s surveillance tape at around 4:30 a.m. Police said the the scene and after they allegedly site ends of the counter, the sales selecting a purse valued at $850, business’ alarm was not set off by identified Sticco’s vehicle as the associate said she returned the then concealing it and leaving the by the intruder. one involved in the hit-and-run rack to a showcase that had a bro- store without paying for it. 1 0 - 662

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3300 C Churchhurch S Streettreet MontclairMontclair 973-746-5973-746-5902902 2 W Park pond fix on Tuesday’s agenda The chairman of the Environ- park. The pools could be planted The step pool treatment would community asset at a reasonable mental Commission, Martine with vegetation that would create be a lower cost alternative to reno- price, according to the chairman. Donofrio, will appear before the a ripple environment. vating flood gates in the dam at the “We can have the beauty of still Township Committee at its Tues- Donofrio said this week the south end of the pond, which do water on a more intimate scale,” Teen Model and day meeting to present a proposal concept could beautify the area, not operate properly, or demolish- Donofrio said. “I like to think of it to create a series of step pools to which has become an eyesore and ing the dam and building a new as a little bit of Central Park right replace the pond in Taylor Park. a flood hazard due to a combina- spillway dam. here in downtown Millburn.” The pools would be created by tion of damage from Hurricane In addition, she said, step pools Talent Search placing boulders in the streambed Floyd in 1999, accelerating erosion would address problems of flood- — Patricia Harris of the West Branch of the Rahway and a growing population of Cana- ing and managing the geese. W211955-02 ላሌ River, which flows through the da geese. The treatment would restore a ONE DAY ONLY Police urge residents to be wary of seasonal repair scams Corrections Township police urge residents, their home. They will require pay- number to contact and the vehi- Due to a production error, an THURSDAY,MAY 18TH, 2006 - 7PM particularly senior citizens, to be ment in full upon completion. cles the workers usually use have incorrect photograph was pub- aware of scam artists and “gyp- The repairs can vary in nature, no company names or phone lished on Page A12 of the May 4 Barbizon will be auditioning both girls & boys (5-25) for sies” who offer low-cost home such as sealing a roof, usually with numbers listed on the sides. issue of The Item. Instead of a pic- potential to train for runway, print modeling and acting. repairs and maintenance work some sort of mixture that will do The township police depart- ture that includes Essex County Barbizon-Talent works both locally and internationally (Milan, this time of year. nothing to seal it. Repairing or ment advise homeowners to have Clerk Christopher Durkin, town- Tokyo, Paris, New Jersey, New York & Los Angeles). “This is the time of year they sealing a driveway has been done a reputable contractor inspect any ship resident Nicholas Romano, come through,” said police Det. in the past, the detective said, with problem before agreeing to do who works in the Clerk’s Office, is BY APPOINTMENT ONLY William Pollock. “Chimney motor oil. repairs and ask for verifiable ref- shown demonstrating how to use CALL: 973-783-4030 repairs are a big thing with them. A homeowner may be told a erences. the county’s new electronic voting Auditions will be held at Chimneys, driveways and roofs chimney needs a liner or that trees Homeowners should contact machines. Barbizon School of Modeling & Talent are the three big things they hit need to be trimmed back from police if they believe scam artists Also in the May 4 issue, in a 70 Park Street, Montclair, NJ on.” power lines. have approached them. If possi- photo caption on Page A1, Board The workmen, who are also The work is usually done with- ble, residents are asked to note the of Education member Carol Mar- known as “the Irish Travelers,” in an hour or two, at which time license plate numbers of vehicles cus, the board’s vice president for Pollock said, will approach a the workers demand their money and descriptions of the individuals the past eight years, was misiden- homeowner and tell them a repair and leave. making a sales pitch. tified as the president. of some sort needs to be done to There is never a telephone

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ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM Members of the all-female band, “The Mood Swings,” perform at Here’s to the Arts, a restaurant and lounge in Maplewood offering a performers’ showcase. The group, formed in October, includes six township residents, all mothers. The girls in the band are, from left, Shannon Aronson, Beth Melillo, Karen Kahn, Jackie Fried, Anne Zaccardo, Suzy Perler and Tami Huckfeldt of Summit. Seven moms form all-female band

By Patricia Harris resident to join them, and she owner of Here’s to the Arts, Art worked for a major music pub- ofTheItem reports she feels right at home with Gartenlaub, who had a keyboard lishing company, although not on the others. and microphones set up and made the creative side. The seven women, all suburban The girls in the band, in addition the space available to them. Perler played in a female band mothers, who joined together last to Perler, include Jackie Fried, gui- He said this week the band has in college, but had put away her year to form their own band agree tar; Beth Melillo, vocals; Shannon played during an open mike night instrument, an electric Fender their enterprise provides a social Aronson, back-up vocals; Karen at his restaurant and he plans to Stratacaster guitar, for 20 years outlet as well as a showcase for Kahn, violin; Anne Zaccardo, key- schedule “The Mood Swings” for while she was a television and film their musical abilities. board; and Tami Huckfeldt, bass some evening performances. producer in New York City and Since the band’s formation, they guitar. Huckfeldt lives in Summit. The group noted they have sim- then became a mother. Although have been playing once a week for The group discussed their ilar taste in music. They cull song- she now works part-time as an a lunchtime crowd at a restaurant approach and aspirations before a books and the Internet to find clas- illustrator, she said she finds the and lounge in Maplewood. Last lunchtime session Monday at sic songs from the late 60s, 70s and time for the group’s twice-weekly month they performed for about Here’s to the Arts, a 60-seat restau- 80s, including works of Crosby practices and performances. 100 attendees at a volunteer recog- rant and lounge in Maplewood Stills Nash and Young, Carol King, “This is stimulating,” she said. nition event sponsored by the that serves as a performer’s show- Bruce Springstein, Fleetwood Mac, Aronson added, “Music gives us National Council of Jewish case. Johnny Cash and Linda Ronstadt, energy.” Women in Newark Academy, Liv- An easy comraderie among the according to Perler. The women said they have ingston. women was evident, as they took “We’re trying to play some songs received support for their band “We are having a blast doing turns answering questions and that are cool, not typically female from their families and friends. this,” said township resident Suzy sharing their experiences. songs,” she said. During the recent spring break, all Perler, the lead guitarist for the The group began informally in She said the band also hopes their husbands and children group. “We take this seriously but October when Fried, who was tak- soon to start performing original attended their lunchtime perfor- vow to never lose the fun aspect.” ing guitar lessons, asked Perler to songs members have written. mance at Here’s to the Arts. The band, which calls itself “The play with her. Some of the women in the band Their children, many of whom Mood Swings,” includes six town- “We sat on my sofa and played,” were music majors in college and are taking music lessons them- ship residents who knew each oth- Perler related. “Then we said, we had careers in the music industry selves, have given their mothers er through their school-age chil- hear Beth sings, so we asked her to before coming to Millburn and positive feedback. dren and had put aside their musi- join us. The others filtered in.” starting their families. Kahn, for Perler said her 13-year-old son cal interests while their children Melillo pointed out, “We’re example, majored in music in col- told her, “You’re an inspiration to were younger. about as grassroots as you can get.” lege and was an assistant talent women who are having a mid-life W197649-01 The group also invited a Summit The women approached the agent in New York City. Melillo crisis.”

OPEN 7 DAYS Mon-Sat 9am-10pm Town business wins tech makeover Sun 12 noon-5pm By Patricia Harris Accompanied by Mayor Daniel Baer jokingly told the technolo- dio Caballero of Felisa Technolo- ofTheItem J. Baer and approximately seven gy representatives, “We like this gies, a Microsoft small business Amid much fanfare, the owner representatives of the Downtown type of activity. If you like, come specialist with offices in Hoboken of a small business located in the Millburn Development Alliance here more often.” and Jersey City. township Monday was awarded (DMDA) and the Chamber of To Roberts, he said, “Go Describing his morning as “very one of three prizes in a national Commerce, they stood on the upstairs and lie down.” exciting,” Roberts said $30,000 of Total Tech Makeover contest. street under Roberts’ offices and Roberts’ company sells a patent- the award will be used for addi- Barry Roberts of StareWays, a coaxed him out with a bullhorn. ed product that turns staircases tional consulting services with Millburn Avenue company that In addition, a big bus embla- into billboards. The designs have Caballero, who offers business markets and creates outdoor zoned with “Microsoft Across been marketed nationally and can analysis, technology design, instal- advertising, received a $75,000 America” rolled into town, and fol- be seen in airports, train stations, lation and training. prize from Microsoft Corp. and HP lowing the presentation of a cere- malls, stadiums, arenas, theaters, StareWays has plans to install a to upgrade his firm’s computer monial check, Roberts and a sales museums and other public spaces. server that will give its five employ- technology. The company, which representative from the firm, John A resident of Livingston, ees remote access and the ability to has its offices above the Millburn Milne, toured the bus and viewed Roberts said one of the reasons he share files. Cinema, has been in existence for some of the company’s most recent chose to establish in the township In addition, adding new cus- a year and a half. products. is the easy access to the train for tomer relationship manager, or For the contest, molded on the Roberts’ initial reaction was one New York City. Much of the deci- CRM, software will allow the firm reality television show, “Extreme of surprise. “I’m shocked,” he said sion-making about purchasing his to keep track of sales calls and cus- Makeover: Home Edition,” a con- when told he had been selected to product is done in advertising tomer preferences. tingent of approximately nine receive the makeover. agencies there, he explained. “The software and hardware Microsoft and HP employees gath- After being presented with his Roberts’ firm was selected from will enable us to make our compa-

ered on Millburn Avenue to pre- check, he quipped, “I’d like to among 495 national entries for the ny more productive,” Roberts not- W198200-01 sent Roberts with his prize. show my bank the check.” prize. He was nominated by Clau- ed. Environment Briefs

The Millburn Environmental In years past, this program has dren. Participants are asked to and to be a better neighbor to com- Commission is sponsoring three kept 30,000 pounds of used elec- meet at Bauer Community Center munities downstream by clearing spring-cleaning events this month. tronics out of the landfill, and has in Taylor Park to pick up bags and out unsightly trash. Ecycling Day takes place Satur- returned these devices to useful gloves. Ice cream vouchers will be This activity is not recommend- day at the Millburn train station life. Residents cannot consider this given to all participants courtesy of ed for children under the age of 13. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. a donation, however. It is a dispos- the Downtown Millburn Develop- A responsible adult should accom- Residents can bring used elec- al and recovery service provided by ment Alliance. pany all volunteers under the age tronics (such as computers and cell the township. To register a group in advance, of 16. phones) to the site. The contractor, For more information, call Elias call Ruth Sonshine at (973) 218- Gloves and bags will be provid- Advanced Recovery, will recycle Grivoyannis at (973) 912-0806. 9795. ed. and rehabilitate them for area Township Cleanup Day will be National River Cleanup Week For information about times schools. Millburn residents only held at Taylor Park, Friday, May is planned for May 13 through 21. and locations, and to volunteer, are permitted to use the service. 19, from 3 to 5 p.m. This activity is Participants are asked to pitch call Martine Donofrio at (973) 376- Businesses will be turned away. recommended for younger chil- in to beautify the Rahway River 6982. Senior citizen trip Short Hills Association holding annual Cell hearing delay The Senior Citizens Coordina- meeting tonight at Baltusrol Golf Club Cingular Wireless, the company tor’s Office in Millburn Town Hall proposing to build a telephone cell has announced plans for a trip to The annual meeting of the man’s Task Force on New Jersey tower in the Oakey Tract, has The Winter Garden Theatre in Short Hills Association will be History as well as the state’s His- asked the Zoning Board of Adjust- New York City to see “Mamma held tonight at 8 o’clock at the toric Trust. ment to postpone the hearing on Mia” on Wednesday, June 21. Baltusrol Golf Club in Spring- The election of officers for the its application until the body’s The show starts at 2 o’clock and field. coming year will take place Sept. 11 meeting. is due to end at 4:30 p.m. The first Dr. Barbara J. Mitnick will tonight. The nominating com- The company was scheduled to stop will be at 11:30 a.m. for a meal speak at the meeting about the mittee has submitted the follow- continue its site plan presentation at “Carmine’s” on the Upper West value of preserving Millburn ing slate of officers: Thomas V. before the board at its meeting Side, featuring southern Italian- Township’s historic places. Hildner as president, Charles Monday at 7 p.m. at Town Hall. style cuisine served family style. She served as vice-chairman Yuen as vice president, Rose- Cingular Wireless wishes to Space is limited and early reser- of the Millburn-Short Hills His- mary Karl and Frederick build an 82-foot tower on land vations are advised. toric Preservation Commission Coombs as co-treasurers and owned by the New Jersey Ameri- Those wishing to attend the for its first seven years. Mitnick Mary McCarthy as secretary. can Water Company near the event should call Patti Lowery at also served as chairman of for- All Association members are intersection of Hartshorn Drive (973) 564-7091. mer Gov. Christine Todd Whit- invited to attend the meeting. and Highview Road. ‘While I am pleased and happy for the dog Page XXA4 owners ...I must voice my objection to the The Item of Millburn and Short Hills amount of tax dollars that have been Thursday, May 11, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com committed for this project.’ Opinion Sal Bate, former Township Committeeman BOE members show stripes The three newly elected members of the Board of Education reinforced the community’s confidence in them Monday night simply by asking a few questions. The three—Janet Landau, Samuel Levy and Mark Zucker— wanted to know more about the cost of the district’s sports test- ing program, for which Sports Extra would earn an honorari- um of $9,900 for conducting physical examinations for school athletes. While the costs may be justified in the end—the expenditure is undergoing closer scrutiny—the inquiry is music to the pub- lic’s ears. We don’t expect the new members of the BOE to inadver- tently create a logjam in the board’s activities. However, we are encouraged that they will steer the full board toward looking more closely at recurring expenditures that perhaps should be reconsidered. The belt is tightening every day in New Jersey for taxpayers. With the schools commanding the largest percentage of our local property taxes and less and less financial assistance ema- nating from the state, we need to be more vigilant than ever before. It could be these testing costs are justified. If they are, fine. If they’re not, that is nearly $10,000 saved. But this is the sort of line item the schools should be re- examining if they are to find places to make cuts. No one wants to exclude any child from the opportunity to play sports in this school district. It’s also hard to imagine so many children in this district are making use of this testing ser- vice, to justify its cost. Just like the new board members, we’d like to know for sure. /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU Committee should tion is whether we should be garage in Lot 7 in the midst of of Montville to construct the proceeding unnecessarily under the Glen Avenue residential area, park? Are our organic county Deer count hold public hearing the LRHL, when less dangerous I never said to Baer that is why I resources incapable or ill and less expensive options exist requested a public hearing equipped to even modify an on redevelopment for helping the Downtown. regarding the LRHL. already fenced in area? Or is this Editor, The Item: Third, although Baer claims he Rather, when I reviewed the just more “ pay to play” politics? In my Viewpoint article in the wants an “open process,” his LRHL, I was concerned about its Equally disappointing is that down, not out April 27 issue of The Item, I set actions have been just the oppo- scope and impact. That is what I no one, Mayor Baer included, forth concerns regarding our site. Indeed, what legitimate said to Baer, when I suggested appears to be raising an eyebrow The county finally released its Hot/Shot survey results this township proceeding under the objection could there be to a that we have a public hearing or questioning the wisdom of week, and the news is welcome, we think. Local Redevelopment & Hous- public hearing now, before the now, before the Township Com- allocating this many dollars to a ing Law (LRHL). Township Committee, regarding mittee, regarding this. Unfortu- “ state of the art” dog park. Per- The survey shows the deer count is down in three Essex I suggested a public hearing this? nately, Baer has declined this haps it can be named “Xanadu County parklands from last year, including the South Moun- before the Township Committee The Committee says it is act- request. South” tain Reservation. South Mountain alone is down by 103 noses regarding these matters before ing under the LRHL and has set It is time for our township to from last year. going further. I also welcomed proposed redevelopment areas. ask him to reconsider. Mayor Dan Baer’s response. Why can’t the Committee now Sal Bate Our fear is that the fall-off of numbers will prompt officials However, rather than answer the public’s questions as Franklin N. Meyer 82 Locust Ave. to take little or no action to maintain the decline. responding positively to my sug- to what they’ve done and why, 7 Cape Court County Executive Joe DiVincenzo has said the low numbers gestion, Messrs. Baer and and why less drastic and less (Editor’s note: The author surprised him. That’s all very well and good. But if we are to Michael Gorman, chairman of costly options were rejected? Be careful what you was a member of the Town- the Planning Board, instead Also, since when is a request ship Committee from 1996 to maintain control over the local deer population, we have to chose the path of personal attack for a public hearing a “throwing wish for department 2004.) overcome our surprise and come up with a maintenance pro- and fabrication in their “rebut- of stones,” as Baer claims? Editor, The Item: gram, if not a preventative one that will ensure future decline tal.” Moreover, in Millburn-Short Last week’s Item reported the as well. But, several things deserve Hills, requests by residents for County Executive’s much bally- Honor the elderly mention. full public disclosure and discus- hooed announcement of the start Every time another motorists has an encounter with the First, my article presented a sion are honored and respected, of construction of a dog park to the month of May hoofed creatures, that’s one more close call we don’t need. detailed description of the and not subjected to baseless per- be situated off Crest Drive in the Editor, The Item: LRHL, its alarming expansion of sonal attack. South Mountain Reservation. Older Americans Month is cel- governmental power over private Finally, I take strong exception This is the site of the ill-fated ebrated each May to honor and &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV property, and serious dangers it to Baer’s fabrication of what I former “deer paddock “ that cost recognize the elderly for the con- may pose to the quality of life in purportedly said to him. county taxpayers hundreds of tributions they make to our fami- SATURDAY, MAY 13 meeting. Education Center. our residential areas, the value of While it is true that residents thousands of dollars. While I am lies, communities and society. The 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Red Cross our homes and property and our of the Glen Avenue area, mem- pleased and happy for the dog 2006 Older Americans Month Community Blood Drive. Auxiliary TUESDAY, JUNE6 way of life. None of this is disput- bers of the Glen Avenue Associa- owners who devoted much time theme—“Choices for Indepen- gymnasium, Millburn High 7 p.m. Township Committee ed in their rebuttal. tion and more than 800 Mill- and effort to assist the county dence”—reflects the importance of School. meeting. Town Hall. Second, the issue is not burn-Short Hills residents have officials in this much needed making thoughtful choices that Downtown “revitalization,” as expressed their strong opposition facility, and for Mayor Baer and will improve the quality of our MONDAY, MAY 15 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 Baer suggests. Rather, the ques- to the construction of a parking The Item for recognizing my lives, as we grow older. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of 8 p.m. Board of Recreation efforts, I must voice my objection The theme of this year’s obser- Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. Commissioners meeting. Gero to the amount of tax dollars that vance reflects the continued com- Park Recreation Building. have been committed for this mitment of SAGE Eldercare to TUESDAY, MAY 16 8 p.m. Planning Board project. help assist our local aging popula- 8 p.m. Township Committee meeting. Town Hall. Understanding The Millburn Ad Hoc Com- tion and fulfill our mission of help- meeting. Town Hall. mittee never advocated a ing the elderly age at home. Help- MONDAY, JUNE 19 $500,000 park in the first place. ing older adults recognize the ben- WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 7:45 p.m. Board of Education The research that was conducted efits of embracing a healthy 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting. Education Center. school rankings and presented clearly indicated a lifestyle focused on prevention meeting. Town Hall. vastly different economic cost. and wellness is vitally important to MONDAY, JULY 18 SCHOOL RANKINGS: WHAT TO seniors, thus creating a “Chal- Other county dog parks have SAGE Eldercare. SUNDAY, MAY 21 7:45 p.m. Board of Education MAKE OF THEM lenge Index” to be used in rank- been built for less than $25,000. Healthy aging is about prevent- Noon to 4 p.m. DMDA Classic meeting. Education Center. Nowadays, it is all too com- ing schools. Why was a $52,010 contract ing or delaying disease, as well as Car Show. Millburn Avenue. mon for a number of different On the surface this seems to be awarded to Schoor DePalma for making informed choices about TUESDAY, AUG. 22 magazines and newspapers to a reasonable way to assess a design and an outrageous many aspects of life throughout MONDAY, MAY 22 7:45 p.m. Board of Education publish so-called rankings of high school’s academic success, but on $443,398 contract awarded to the life span. These choices 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Education Center. schools. Over the further reflection, it Applied Landscape Technologies meeting. Education Center. past several years, is obvious that it SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 MONDAY, SEPT. 11 depending on the 9LHZSRLQW neglects to mea- THURSDAY, JUNE 1 7:45 p.m. Board of Education particular news out- sure actual perfor- 7:30 p.m. Historic meeting. Education Center. let, Millburn High Richard L. Brodow mance—how did Where to write or phone Preservation Commission School has been students do on Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to their meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, SEPT. 25 ranked in the mid-one hundreds these tests? 7:45 p.m. Board of Education to as high as third in the nation. Furthermore, it fails to factor representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state General Assembly MONDAY, JUNE 5 meeting. Education Center. It’s only natural that one would in other important criteria, which or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters or calling: 7 p.m. Zoning Board of ask what these rankings mean are essential components of any Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, OCT. 9 and are they a true indicator of school profile. These would U.S. SENATE Fax: (973) 639-8723 7:30 p.m. Environmental 7:45 p.m. Board of Education school performance. Further- include: graduation rates, admis- Commission meeting. Cora meeting. Hartshorn School. more, many in the public are con- sion to highly competitive col- Sen. Frank Lautenberg Sen. Robert Menendez Hartshorn Arboretum. fused by the wide variance in the leges, SAT scores, merit scholars, 324 Hart Senate Office Building 502 Hart Senate Office Building 7:45 p.m. Board of Education rankings. These are all good ques- academic awards, participation in Washington, D.C. 20510 tions, and what follows is an music and art programs, strength Washington, D.C. 20510 Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Telephone: (202) 224-4744 attempt to make sense of all of of faculty, quality of educational One Gateway Center this. program and opportunities for Toll free: (888) 398-1642 students of every ability level. Just One Gateway Center 11th floor What do school ranking mean as a patient’s overall health is 23rd floor Newark, 07102 and what methodologies are never determined by a single Newark, 07102 (973) 645-3030 used in determining a school’s medical test, the same is true Fax: (973) 645-0502 ranking? when determining whether a (973) 639-8700 Most recently, Jay Matthews, school is successful. who regularly writes for Letter policy KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher Newsweek Magazine, compiled a Why do school rankings vary Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, list of the top 1,000 high schools so much? EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor in the nation. He did this by tak- To be sure, it depends to a large BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and STEPHEN BORG, Vice President ing the number of Advanced degree on what criteria are mea- double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter Placement or International Bac- sured. For example, two years verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Not Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production calaureate tests taken by all stu- ago, the Wall Street Journal all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to Editorial Office: (973) 921-6451 CYNTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director dents at a school in 2005 divided [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 by the number of graduating SEE UNDERSTANDING, PAGE A4 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 11, 2006 A5

UNDERSTANDING ALWAYS BRING THIS BOOK LETTERS FROM PAGE 4 It appears George Reeve forgot to bring FROM PAGE A4 his book the last time he shopped, ranked schools by the percentage because it was found in the attic of the involve living arrangements, fami- of graduates accepted to the most home at 91 Linden St., in the Wyoming ly and community resources, plan- selective colleges. Millburn ranked section of Millburn. Resident Linda ning ahead for one’s retirement near the top for public high Plansoen donated this small ledger along and long-term care, and decisions schools. Many of the schools that with an 1893 letter asking the about being engaged in social, civic placed near the top in other recent superintendent of schools in Trenton and leisure activities. All these rankings were nowhere to be about a teacher from there, and an 1892 choices can contribute to our inde- found on the Wall Street Journal pendence and dignity as we age. list of “best” high schools. program for commencement exercises The elderly represent the finest More than a year ago, New Jer- for the “senior and grammar school qualities of our community. During sey Magazine ranked schools using classes.” The small ledger George Reeve Older Americans Month we honor several factors, including length of was supposed to bring to W.E. Gentzel’s our older citizens, celebrate their the school day. The truth is there is was apparently used to record his many accomplishments and learn more consensus and perhaps a regular grocery purchases at Gentzel’s, from their experienc- clearer understanding when it which was in the building that is now to ces. Across our country, older comes to high school and college the right of the Red Cross building. The Americans are demonstrating per- football and basketball rankings. page seen here shows purchases of sonal strength and compassion Unfortunately, there remains rhubarb, potatoes, apricots, cans of corn, and are redefining the experience today no one single agreed upon milk, and salmon, lard, bread, butter, of aging. The elderly teach us way to measure school effective- lessons of the past and set an ness. soap, pickles, beef, cheese, and muslin example for younger generations. and cambric (textiles). Other pages Please join me in spending time How well is Millburn really indicate Gentzel’s also sold Reeve a with an elderly family member or doing? shovel, lace, spools of thread, lemons, loved one during Older Americans It is easy to understand why prunes, tin nails, a comb, coffee cakes, Month. I urge everyone to honor many in the public are confused stockings and much more. The 1900 their elders and reaffirm SAGE when it comes to school rankings. federal census notes George W. Reeve of Eldercare’s commitment to their We seem to make a top or best list Millburn was a 45-year-old farmer well being this month and through- for almost everything. By all objec- married to Laura and the father of out the year. tive measures, Millburn High PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY Edward, Abner, Hattie, George, and School is outstanding. Merritt. By 1930 he was widowed and still Saul Spivack For example, this year 848 AP Executive Director living on Linden Street. tests were taken, an increase of 199 SAGE Eldercare over last year. Next year we expect another large increase in both the percentage of students taking AP “Specializing In SWING SETS classes and the number of tests tak- Reptile Skins” - Rafael         en. And, as far as results are con- SPRING SALE cerned, the percentage of students CUSTOM LEATHER SHOP    scoring at the highest levels (4 or 5) & CENTER SHOES FREE DELIVERY AND   continues to be outstanding. 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W198150-01 W198196-01 A6 Thursday, May 11, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Volunteers collect, sort out Mall coins for United Way The last week in April, as part of for delivery to the bank. Even after its annual fund-raising effort, vol- drying, the sorted coins still exude unteer trustees of the local United a noxious dust residue requiring Way sorted the largest collection of volunteers sometimes to wear sur- coins in recent memory from the gical masks during the sorting fountains of The Mall at Short process. Hills. Assisting at the most recent Mall Volunteers filled more than 20 collection and sorting, in addition sacks of coins, each 50 pounds in to Becker, were United Way weight, at the Mall storage rooms. trustees Stephen Busby, Nancy Before deposit at the local Com- Hamilton, Roger Welt and Jim merce Bank, each sack was re- Schaefer. Opportunity Project vol- opened at United Way and its con- unteer personnel, at the South Wil- tents spread over specially con- low Street building which they structed wire mesh frames for share with the local United Way, removal of extraneous matter, were available to help carry the including foreign coins, before re- depositable coin sacks for bank sacking for transportation to the delivery where, once again, the bank. sacks were transferred to hand “There is a lot more involved in trucks and delivered to bank this procedure than the public real- vaults. izes,” said Karl Becker, the trustee “There was over $3,500 for in charge of coin collection and charity in this latest pick-up,” said deposit. “Over the years the system Becker, whose estimates are based has evolved quite a bit. At one time on calculations of average weight the coins only had to be separated and statistical mix of coin values, from the extraneous matter prior to subject to final bank valuation. cleaning, and this was done at vol- “That’s a lot of wishes from the PHOTO COURTESY OF THE UNITED WAY unteers’ homes, each volunteer wishing fountains, and a lot of Sorting coins retrieved from the fountain at The Mall at Short Hills the last week of April are, from left, United Way trustees taking a few sacks at a time. As to good fortune for our local residents Roger Welt, Stephen Busby, Karl Becker and Nancy Hamilton. The collection is added to the United Way’s pool of funds that cleaning, it’s amazing how dirty in need,” he said. benefit township residents in need. coinage can become, even after sit- ting in water, so we at one time used a cleansing formula devel- oped by a well known chemical engineer and trustee,” Becker said. He went on to say, “Later, when we were required to separate the silver from the pennies, we were assisted by high school age volun- teers. But in any case there always has been a need to remove the For Mother’s Day, give the gift of life. amazing variety of extraneous material that gets tossed in the fountains. Foreign coins lead the Schedule Mom for a mammogram. list of non-depositable items, close- ly followed by tokens, chewing gum and almost anything else you can imagine.” The most recent vanload of unsorted coinage had been stored originally at the security-locked Mall storage rooms, where the unsorted coins were partially aired in sieve-like wooden shelves over a period of weeks. The sieves are periodically emptied into sacks by United Way volunteers, and the sacked specie, piled on pushcarts supplied by the Mall, is wheeled through behind-the-scenes corri- dors to a loading dock for transfer to a United Way van. Once delivered to United Way headquarters on South Willow Street, other volunteers wait to help unload the van, empty the sacks, remove non-coinage and then re-sack the depositable specie ‘University’ offers seniors our mother gave you life. This Mother’s Day, give her a gift that may save When she and her husband, Bob, decided to telecourses Yher life — schedule her for a mammogram at The Connie Dwyer Breast contribute to the establishment of a world-class Center at Saint Michael’s Medical Center. breast center, Connie Dwyer, a breast cancer University Without Walls survivor, acted out of love for their daughters, (UWW), an educational program Maureen (left) and Rebecca (right), for their designed for older adults, Breast cancer is the number-two killer of women in the United States. However, granddaughter, Kathleen, and for families like announces its spring/summer breast cancer is highly curable if detected and treated early. 2006 semester. theirs throughout the region. Connie and her UWW brings learning opportu- family know firsthand the vital importance of nities into the home via live, inter- A comprehensive, state-of-the-art facility offering multi-specialty consultations active conference calls. Without early detection and expert treatment. And they leaving home, seniors can enjoy and innovative treatments,The Connie Dwyer Breast Center affords patients encourage all women to make this Mother’s learning and socialization with ready access to life-saving procedures and the convenience of receiving all Day a special celebration of life. classes in history, art, music, cur- rent events, literature and even key services at a single location. Medical Director M. Michele Blackwood, M.D. Bingo. — the region’s leading breast surgeon — and her staff provide the best in com- Professional facilitators lead all passionate care, delivered with an emphasis on patient privacy and comfort. classes. DOROT, the sponsoring not-for-profit organization that created UWW, places and pays for To schedule an appointment for Mom — or for your sister, daughter, aunt, or the weekly calls. Registration fee is $10. Tuition is $15 for each course. friend — or to learn more, call (973) 877-5189. Scholarships are available. Support for University Without Walls is provided in part by the United Way of Millburn and Short Hills.

For more information, or to receive a free catalogue listing all the courses, contact Fran Rod at (973) 763-1511. Red Cross site The Millburn-Short Hills Chap- ter of the American Red Cross can be reached at its Web site, www.redcross.org/NJ/Millburn. at Saint Michael’s Medical Center, 111 Central Avenue, Newark, N.J. 07102 Those accessing this site will be The Connie Dwyer Breast Center – Summit Office, 47 Maple Street, Suite 103, Summit, N.J. 07901 able to locate courses, local events, and information about blood dri- Affiliated with Cathedral Healthcare System, which comprises Saint Michael’s Medical Center, ves. Public comment is welcome. Columbus Hospital, and Saint James Hospital. Supporting the Mission of the Archdiocese of Newark

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Mother’sGifts Day & Dining A8 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 11, 2006 5HOLJLRQ2ELWXDULHV www.TheItemOnline.com FIT FOR A WEDDING Freda Steck Graveside services for township 1993 to 2003. resident Freda Steck were held She also April 26 in the Beth Israel Ceme- enjoyed bak- tery, Woodbridge. Miss Steck, 90, ing. died April 25 at home. Born in She was an office services secre- Newark, she tary at the New Jersey Department lived in Irv- of Human Resources in Newark, ington before where she worked from 1960 to moving to the 1982. Earlier, she was a line work- township in er for Tung-Sol Electric in Bloom- 1988. field, where she organized and led For the past four years, she lived the labor union. with her niece, Shelley Spector, Miss Steck was a volunteer for and Spector’s husband, Barry. New Eyes for the Needy, located in In lieu of flowers, memorial con- the township, from 1994 to 2002 tributions can be made to Chai and a volunteer reader in the first Judaica, 515 Millburn Ave., Short grade at Deerfield School from Hills, 07078.

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A Mass for township resident In addition to her husband, Mrs. Inez M. Marcantonio was offered Marcantonio is survived by a yesterday in St. Rose of Lima. Mrs. daughter, Corianne Rayburn; two Marcantonio, 82, died May 6 at sons, Francis and Carl; a sister, home. Dina Giusti; two brothers, Gueri- She worked for the construction no and Dominic Giusti; and four company of her husband, Carmen, grandchildren. in the township for many years In lieu of flowers, memorial con- before retiring. tributions can be made to the Mrs. Marcantonio was a Girl Alzheimer’s Association, 400 Mor- Scout leader at St. Rose of Lima ris Ave., Suite 251, Denville, 07834, PHOTO COURTESY OF TEMPLE B’NAI ABRAHAM Church. or the Millburn-Short Hills Volun- Born in Newark, she lived in the teer First Aid Squad, 188 Glen Township residents Diana Daniels, third from left, and Jane Eisenstat, fourth from left, are among the members of the Temple township for 59 years. Ave., Millburn, 07041. B’nai Abraham Sisterhood who created a new chuppah during the past year for use at weddings. Also assessing their handiwork are, from left, Barrie Halpern, Jo Ann Le Benger, Debbie Maurer Hollaender, Geri Schaeffer, Marily Rosenbaum and Janet Resnick. Daniels is Sisterhood president. Thomas B. Smith Jr. A memorial service for former of Associated General Contractors township resident Thomas B. of America as well as the Building 6HUYLFHV (YHQWV Center holding family celebration Smith Jr. will be held Monday, May Contractors Association of New The Chai Center of Millburn- Admission is free, although 22, at 11 a.m. in Point Pleasant Jersey. Christ Church Sunday school rotation work- Short Hills will hold its annual donations will be accepted to help Presbyterian Church, Point Pleas- Born in Jersey City, he lived in 7:15, 8, 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. shop will be provided for children Lag B’omer family celebration on defray costs. ant. Mr. Smith died April 20 in Maplewood, Bernardsville, the Allison Read will preach and cel- through sixth grade at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 16, from 3:30 to Lag B’omer is a Jewish cultur- Ocean County Medical Center, township and Mantoloking before ebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The They will learn about the seasons 7:30 p.m. in Taylor Park. al holiday, traditionally celebrated Brick. moving to Point Pleasant five years sidesman will be Sandra Johnson. of the church year. Seventh and The event will include a moon- outdoors. The holiday commem- Thomas was a consultant to J.R. ago. Read will preach and the Rev. E. eighth graders will meet for Sun- walk and other rides, hot dogs orates the end of a plague that Prisco Inc. in Summit before retir- Mr. Thomas is survived by a son, Bevan Stanley will celebrate at day school at 10 a.m. in the par- and cotton candy, kite-flying com- killed 24,000 students in ancient ing. Prior to that, he established Thomas B. III; three daughters, the 9:30 a.m. service. The sides- lor. Infant and toddler care is petitions, crafts and games for Israel. For more information, call Smith Construction Co. after his Karen A. Billington, Donna R. and men will be Samuel McKeown available in the Crib Room, and children. (973) 379-3151. carpenter apprenticeship under the Wendy L.; a sister, Ruth Kennison; and Juli Towell. The first lesson classes for 2, 3 and 4 year olds Zwigard Construction Co. in the and three grandchildren. will be read by Joan Mebane, the meet each Sunday at 10 a.m. A township. In lieu of flowers, memorial con- second lesson will be read by Sam special coffee hour will be served Young violinist playing at church He served in the U.S. Marine tributions can be made to Point Reckford, and the Prayers of the in honor of Shellman. Covenant Presbyterian Church ensemble of the New Jersey Youth Corps during World War II and the Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Bay People will be offered by Nancy of Millburn and Short Hills will Symphony. Korean War. and Forman avenues, Point Pleas- Harwood. A Coffee Hour follows Members of the religious com- host a violin recital by student Amy has been playing the vio- Mr. Smith served on the Board ant, 08742. the 9:30 a.m. service. munity are invited to submit Amy Zhang on Saturday at 3:30 lin since age 5. Her instructor is information for publication. p.m. The recital is open to the Norma Auth of Maplewood. Amy Community Congregational News should be submitted via e- community, and refreshments will will be accompanied by pianist Sunday, June 4 Church mail to [email protected] be served at the conclusion of the Maryanne Dyba Spinella in works 10 a.m.: Congregants Joan or by calling (973) 921-6453 or by program. by Telemann, Mozart, Dvorak, Tenafly Track Daeschler, Lynn Magrane and writing The Item, 343 Millburn Amy, the 10-year-old daughter John Williams and deBeriot. For (Sunset Lane & Jefferson Avenue) Susannah Magrane welcome Ave., Millburn, 07041. of Aijing Yin, is currently the assis- more information, call the church 201-871-3008 www.tenafly5k.com worshipers. The Rev. Johann J. tant concertmaster in the Sinfonia at (973) 467-8454. Bosman leads the congregation in worship. Inspirational music cel- ebrating Mother’s Day will be offered by the Chancel Choir under the direction of Warren KONNERCHEVROLET.COM Brown and will feature a flute soloist. 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Matthew A. Circello Ronald Scherma Janet Mott A Mass for former township res- during World War II in the Euro- Services for township resident well as other projects. Services will be scheduled for Born in Orange, Mrs. Mott ident Matthew A. Circello was pean-African-Middle Eastern The- Ronald Scherma were held May 6 Mr. Scherma earned a bache- former township resident Janet V. lived in the township in the late offered May 5 in Little Flower atre, earning three Bronze Stars, a in St. Stephen’s Cemetery Mau- lor’s degree at the City College of Mott. Mrs. Mott, 80, died May 1 1980s before moving to Bluffton, Church, Berkeley Heights. Mr. Cir- Combat Infantry Badge and a soleum. Mr. Scherma, 67, died New York in 1960 and a master’s in Hilton Head Regional Medical S.C. cello, 85, died April 30 in JFK Good Conduct Medal. April 28 while on vacation at the degree in electronic engineering Center, Hilton Head Island, S.C. Mrs. Mott is survived by two Medical Center, Edison. He was a member of the New St. James Club of Antigua. from the Brooklyn Polytechnic She graduated with a bache- sons, Glenn C. of Hilton Head He worked for the Laborers Jersey Building Laborers Associa- He was chief operating officer of College in 1963. lor’s degree in psychology from Island and Bruce of Australia; a International Union of North tion. Born in the township, he lived Popkin Software & Systems in Born in New York City, he lived Upsala College in 1948 and daughter, Mary Kay Bisso of America Local 702 for more than in Summit before moving to New York City, where he worked in the township for many years. received her master’s degree in Gilbert, Ariz.; a sister, Marjorie 20 years before retiring 21 years Berkeley Heights 51 years ago. for almost 20 years. Mr. Scherma is survived by his rehabilitative counseling from the Mullock of Warminster, Pa.; and ago. Prior to that, he owned and Mr. Circello is survived by two He took part in designing com- wife, Dorie; a son, Alexander; a University of South Carolina in three grandchildren. operated Suburban Gardens Land- sons, Matthew and John, both of munication systems for the U.S. daughter, Stacey; a brother, Robert; 1980. scape Co., Berkeley Heights, for 15 Berkeley Heights; a sister, Connie Navy and dispatch systems for the and three grandchildren. years. Spencer of New Providence; and New York City Fire Department as Mr. Circello served in the Army three grandchildren. Edna Miller Muriel Marvinney get a free A service will be scheduled for She belonged to the Sisterhood Services for township resident in the township for 51 years. former township resident Edna at Temple B’nai Abraham in Liv- grill cookbook Muriel LaForest Marvinney were Mrs. Marvinney is survived by Miller. Mrs. Miller, 79, died April ingston. with a 3-gallon purchase of our held April 28 in Community Con- two daughters, Sandra L. of Seat- 30 in her Verona home. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she new premium quality exterior stain.* gregational Church. Mrs. Marvin- tle, Wash., and Pamela Under- She was a volunteer and mem- lived in Newark and the township ney died April 23 in Care One, wood Banks of the township; a ber of the Ladies Auxiliary at before moving to Verona in 1997. Morristown. son, Roger R. Sr. of Chatham; and Newark Beth Israel Medical Cen- Mrs. Miller is survived by a A 42-year member of the Canoe three grandchildren. ter and a volunteer at St. Barnabas daughter, Jayne Rudnick; a son, Dr. Brook Country Club in Summit, In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Medical Center, Livingston. Alan; and five grandchildren. she was active in the Women’s 18- tributions can be made to Atlantic Holers Golf Group, the competi- Homecare Hospice of Morristown tive bridge club and the women’s Memorial Hospital, 33 Bleeker St., George Donohue bowling league there. Millburn, 07041. Born in Yonkers, N.Y., she lived A Mass for former township res- Mr. Donohue is survived by his ident George Thomas Donohue wife, Timi; his parents, George was celebrated April 29 in Bay Joseph and Barbara Garvie Dono- Joseph Buonocore Head. Mr. Donohue, 40, died April hue of the township; and two 6 in Monterey, Calif. brothers, Christian Garvie of Red- A Mass for former township res- member of the Ray of Hope Foun- Born in Montclair, Mr. Dono- ding, Conn., and Mark Joseph of ident Joseph Anthony Buonocore dation in Jersey City. hue lived in the township and Cal- Virginia Beach, Va. was offered May 1 in St. Rose of He lived in the township for ifornia. Lima Church. Mr. Buonocore, 59, more than 20 years before moving died April 26. to Point Pleasant Beach. Life’s Better He founded and owned Marco Mr. Buonocore is survived by Louisa Costa Garro, PhD Competition Lotus in Montclair. his wife, Lucille; two sons, Dante Professor of Education at Bank Street College in NYC presents He was also a computer consultant Joseph and Darren Joseph, both of “Young Bilingual Learners- What Parents Should Know” Outdoors for Hoffmann-LaRoche in Mutley. Point Pleasant Beach; and two sis- An overview of the stages and factors in second language acquisition and with new Benjamin Moore® Mr. Buonocore was a graduate ters, Anita Nattoli and Barbara understanding of what to expect and how to support our children. of Rutgers University. He was a Zollo, both of Venice, Fla. Open to all interested parents brought to you by Bilingual Buds Exterior Stain! 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PHOTOS COURTESY OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT Township police Chief Paul Boegershausen, inset photo, in front, smiles as he leads this year’s Police Unity Bicycle Tour down Millburn Avenue near Cypress Street Tuesday morning en route to Ground Zero in Manhattan. The 400 participating officers from around the country are scheduled to arrive tomorrow in Washington, D.C., completing their 10th annual fund-raising trip to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, which commemorates officers who have fallen in the line of duty.

Federal funds help upgrade law records Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, whose 11th Congressional District includes approximately half of the township, and Essex County Sher- iff Armando Fontoura last month announced $400,000 in federal funding will be used to design, develop, and implement a records management system (RMS) for WHERE YOU ARE THE PUBLISHER. regional, Essex County and local law enforcement agencies. A new feature of TheItemOnline.com.MyMillburnandShortHills “In this post 9-11 world, it is .P imperative our law enforcement is your place to connect with neighbors ost stories, agencies have the latest and best . 21st century technology and swap photos and tell others about events equipment to do their jobs and keep us safe,” Frelinghuysen, New Jersey’s senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, said. “With this funding, the Sher- iff will be able to design, develop, and implement a Records Man- agement System where local, county, state, and federal officials can more easily record, store and M M S H retrieve department records about “ y illburnand hort ills criminal and terrorist activity.” The RMS will eliminate inher- lets me stay connected ent redundancies and separate record-keeping operations by with my sister and my town housing all law enforcement work- loads in one central location. Using even while I’m away at this system, officers on the street and investigators will be able to college! It’s great!” more easily quantify and measure what types of crimes occur and where they happen. Ultimately, the RMS will be made available through a web- based portal to local and regional law enforcement agencies. The sys- tem will be a shared repository that will be allied with regional and state information sharing initia- tives. These repositories will also be available to federal agencies for criminal and terrorist investiga- tions. “When the RMS is complete, law enforcement will be able to better measure where, when, and why certain crimes or terrorist inci- dents happen,” Frelinghuysen said. The congressman secured fund- ing for the RMS in the Fiscal Year 2005 and 2006 science, state, jus- tice, and commerce appropriations bills. Deadline Monday for junior police academy program W214262-01

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By Thom Molyneaux matics or “scenery-chewing” in the spaghetti between two pieces of but ironically, Uncle Louie, a for The Item telling. It’s simply a warm, human bread to bring to school for lunch— funeral in the family cemetery and The final, main stage production story: always interesting, some- which, of course, grossed out his an impulsive act by Thomas does of 12 Mile West’s season is a play times touching, and often funny. schoolmates who thought he was unite the family. by Joseph Gallo, “My Italy Story” And Vincent Sagona as Thomas eating a brain sandwich. The togetherness may not last, and if you’ve guessed it’s about DeGato, the storyteller, gently And the story goes forward to but Thomas fulfills his vow. For at someone telling a story about grabs our attention early on, and that eventful trip to Italy—a trip he least one touching moment, he gets something happening to the story- doesn’t let go for the 90 minutes or made to a village so small it didn’t them to join, hand in hand, as one teller in Italy—well, you’d be so he stands on stage with only a appear on any map, traveling in a family, for the first time since his absolutely right. couple of projected slides, some country where he didn’t speak the grandmother’s death. The story is If you’ve also guessed that some- creative lighting and the words of language, following the directions so specifically Italian, so on target thing as ordinary and familiar as Paul Gallo. of his one American cousins who in the details of Italian-American that wouldn’t make for much of an Sagano’s talent and Gallo’s had actually gone back to visit, life, that it actually becomes uni- evening of theater, you’d be dead words take us from unsettling directions which, in their entirety, versal. Whatever our ethnic back- wrong! ”My Italy Story,” simply appearances of DeGato’s beloved read: “Two hours south of Naples, ground, we will all recognize our and effectively directed by Frank grandmother’s ghost, to his niece’s then ask.” families in Gallo’s Italian story. Licato, is definitely theater- dis- christening and the backyard party Through determination, hap- We might also recognize that arming, friendly, intimate Theater where he vows to his favorite rel- penstance, plain dumb luck, and terrific friend or special relative in with a capital T. ative, Uncle Louie, that he will find the kindness of strangers, he does the character Sagona creates a nice A likeable young man walks on a way to get Aunt Florence and get to the village and actually meets guy who knows how to tell a sto- to the nearly bare stage at 12 Miles Uncle Ralph to end the decades the family and his grandfather’s ry, who can without strain casual- West and straightforwardly begins old feud that has split the family. ancient, still living, brother. ly slip into the voice and manner- to tell us about a trip he took to The momentum of the story This frail man also makes his isms of other people and keeps us Italy. He tells us what led up to the moves at a pleasant clip, even own wine and, thousands of miles interested, entertained and trip, about his family, his life grow- though it travels back and forth in from home, many years after those charmed. He’s that rare relative ing up with his parents, grandpar- time—back to the Sunday trips to Sundays at his grandparent’s and raconteur who we never ask ents, uncles, aunts and cousins, the his grandparent’s house; the long house, in a tiny remote village in to make a long story short. rift in the family, the impulsive day with all his relatives, grandma’s Italy, DeGato once again sips his “My Italy Story” runs through journey to his grandfather’s Italian special pasta and grandpa’s home- grandpa’s wine. May 28 at the 12 Miles West Cen- birthplace that becomes a quest to made wine made in the cellar of Thomas brings home two bot- ter for the Performing Arts in find a way to bring his angry, divid- the house. He revisits those days as tles of that distinctive wine and Bloomfield. For tickets, call (973) PHOTO COURTESY OF 12 MILES WEST CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS ed family in America back togeth- a child when he was grandma’s Uncle Louie sees the wine as the 259-9187 or visit Actor Vincent Sagona as Thomas DeGato reminisces about er again. There’s no operatic, grand official “taster,” when he loved her way to bring the family back www.12MilesWest.org. Tickets are childhood car trips with his family in 12 Miles West’s production passion in the story, no murder or pasta so much, he’d bring some together. $26 for general admission and $21 of “My Italy Story.” The show continues at the Bloomfield mayhem in the plot, no melodra- home and Monday put her His plan doesn’t quite work out, for seniors and students. theater through May 28. Original play by two middle school students to be performed Monday Millburn Middle School eighth Kean University, Union. Stages at the university. Winning reservations can be made by call- graders Emma Strickler and They were winners in the 23rd plays will also be presented on ing the box office at (908) 737- Juliana Brunini will have their play, annual New Jersey Young Play- Tuesday, May 16 at 10 a.m. 7469. Admission to the readings is Artwork on view in temple gallery “Double Take,” performed Monday wrights Contest, sponsored by The readings will feature profes- free, but reservations are suggested The mixed media creations of season. All works of art on exhib- at 10 a.m. in the Wilkins Theatre at Playwrights Theatre and Premiere sional actors and directors, and as seating is limited. Maplewood artist Judy Levy are it are for sale through the temple on view until June 27 in the Ros- office. alind & Alfred Lippman Gallery For more information, call Arts and entertainment news for publication can be submitted to Patricia Harris, entertainment editor, via e-mail at at Congregation B’nai Jeshurun. (973) 379-1555 or e-mail infot- The exhibit is the last of the bj.org. [email protected] or by calling (973) 921-6453 or by writing The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041.

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MICHEÁL ÓSÚILLEABHÁIN Believes in Me,”“You Decorated My Life” and “Coward of the Call on day of show to confirm times. County.” Throuout the ‘70s and ‘80s. By the timeheteamed with Based on the book with paintings by Dolly Parton on 1983’s “Islands in the Stream,” he was a world- PAGE ALLEN wide superstar and sex symbol. With the turn of the Millennium, Rogers reinvented himself Production design by MICHAEL CURRY with the release of a series of CDs in which he celebrates the great Juried art show American standards.He knows enough never to abandon his coun- opening Sunday Animation design by try roots, and “Buy Me a Rose,” released on his own label, brought MISHA FILMS him yet another No. 1 country hit. Audiences at Trump Marina this The seventh annual Gaelen weekend will certainly be treated to a concert of his evergreen Choreography by repertoire, but will also hear selections from his latest Capitol Juried Art Show & Sale, sponsored DAVID BOLGER by township residents Audrey and release Water and Bridges, including the skyrocketing single “I Norbert Gaelen, will open on Sun- Can’t Unlove You.” day and run through Sunday, June ANGELO SMIMMO, Counter Tenor Showtimes are 9 p.m. both nights.Tickets are $65 and $50. 11 at the Gaelen Gallery of the KENNETH EDGE, Saxophone Hot off a massive SRO arena concert in India – where he last th Lautenberg Family JCC, Aidek- FIONNUALA HUNT, Violin week celebrated his 70 birthday — Engelbert Humperdinck, the man Campus, 901 Route 10 East, perennial “King of Romance,” returns to AC for three shows at Whippany. MICHEÁL ÓSÚILLEABHÁIN, Piano Tropicana this weekend. The second headliner to play Resorts Sixty-nine artists working in var- when AC’sfirstgaming palace opened in 1978, Engelbert’ssmooth ious media will display their works. and stylings have captured three generations of adoring female fans, as A special feature of the show is the THE MSU SINGERS well as the grudging admiration of spouses and boyfriends initially art of special needs adults of the HEATHER BUCHANAN, Conductor dragged kicking and screaming to Enge’s concerts. Wellness, Arts & Enrichment Cen- It was nearly 40 years ago that Humperdinck released the pop ter located at B’nai Shalom in West DATES AND TIMES: ballad version of “Release Me” which rocketed to the top of the Orange. British charts. It ultimately reached number one in 11 countries, The exhibition is free and open May 12, 13 at 7:30pm selling $15 million worldwide and achieving 56 consecutive weeks to the public. Gallery hours are on the charts, earning Humperdinck a place in the Guiness Book Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. & Mother’s Day May 14 at 3pm of World Records. The song kicked off a streak of seven straight to 10 p.m., Friday and Sunday, 9 PRICE: $35 Top Five songs. a.m. to 6 p.m. Showtimes at Trop are Friday at 9 p.m., Saturday at 8 p.m., and For further information, call Children under 14 attend FREE Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets are priced from $40to$125. DorisAnn Markowitz at (973) 530- On Saturday night, Caesars is hosting a single concert by the 3514. smooth, soulful and romantic Kenny G. Named as as top instru- mentalist by such publications as Playboy, Rolling Stone and Downbeat, his Christmas s album, ‘Miracles,’ has becomethe biggest selling holiday album in history. He has written and pro- duced music of various genre including Latin and ‘The Champion’s Millburn Township’s median Convenient parking located adjacent to the Kasser Theater. Theme,’ acomposition inspired by the Olympics competition. In Direct train and bus service available weekdays. family income, according to his 1986 single,‘Songbird,’ Kenny G played all the instruments on 05/06 the cut. 973-655-5112 www.montclair.edu/kasser the 1990 census, was $102,529. For tickets or more information please call or check online at Showtime at Caesars Circus Maximus is Saturday at 9 p.m. MAIN ENTRANCE, NORMAL AVE. MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY Tickets are $50. The Item of Millburn and Short Hills B3 www.TheItemOnline.com (GXFDWLRQ Thursday, May 11, 2006 Former gov visits MUSICAL VISITORS Deerfield School

By Harry Trumbore steroid use. ofTheItem “We’re the first state to ever do that,” he said. Deerfield School fourth grader The hardest part of being gover- Eli Schechner knew just how to nor, he told the students, was try- introduce the former governor of ing to pass the state budget. New Jersey to his classmates Tues- “My budget spent less than pre- day. vious budgets,” he said, “but we got “In politics, you keep the high- the first up-tick in our bond rating est title you had,” Eli said. When in 30 years.” Richard J. Codey visited the school It was also hard attending the Tuesday, that’s how Eli introduced funerals of New Jersey soldiers him, as governor. who died in the Iraq conflict, Codey, who had met the young- Codey said. ster at a JCC event when he held The best part, he added, was the top state position, took Eli up being able to ban junk foods from on his invitation to speak to his schools. schoolmates about his initiatives to He told his young audience ban smoking from public places reporters put a negative spin on and get junk food out of school their coverage of state officials and food programs. made the point that although the Codey enjoyed high popularity public often believes specific legis- numbers in the polls when he lators are honest and hard-work- served temporarily as governor ing, they view politicians as a group after James McGreevey stepped as “crooked or bumbling idiots.” down as governor in August 2004, Codey had few kind words for and the Deerfield fourth and fifth his successor, Gov. Jon Corzine. grade students heard straight talk When asked why he didn’t run from the man who now has for the governor’s office, he said resumed his role as state Senate Corzine announced his candidacy president. just two weeks after he took office. Codey told the students of grow- “That was wrong,” Codey said, PHOTO COURTESY OF JCC METROWEST ing up with his brothers and sisters explaining the announcement by Deerfield School music instructor Judy Greenstone conducts the school’s string orchestra in a concert May 4 for senior citizens upstairs in his father’s funeral the wealthy Corzine effectively sti- at the Margulies Senior Center at the Leon and Toby Cooperman JCC, Ross Family Campus, in West Orange. home and related how his parents fled any opposition from his own cut costs so their children could party. attend college. “It’s hard to compete against The students were clearly enter- that kind of money,” he said. He tained as Codey told them about used the U.S. Senate as an example MMS students hear from local administrators the events of the day he became of how money is essential for a suc- governor. He was accompanying cessful politician. “When a person Approximately 200 Millburn encourage student interest in the Roberts—explained how the town question and answer session. his wife to St. Barnabas Medical of wealth wins for the first time,” he Middle School eighth graders par- political process and in becoming pays for and provides services to Students said they showed an Center for surgery at the time said, “it’s hard to beat them the ticipated in the eighth annual Run- involved in their democracy. This the community. interest in the activities of the McGreevey was preparing to next time.” ning and Winning Program on year’s theme was “Knowing Your They emphasized the many police and fire department and resign, he said. It was a day of He said he was not about to put May 2, which was presented Local Government.” ways the municipal departments were surprised by costs of items rumors and misunderstandings his family through the rigors of through the cooperation of the Because students study more impact the life of an eighth grade that the town pays for, from fire and when his wife came out of fund-raising and didn’t regret not League of Women Voters, the about national and state govern- student using examples such as fire hydrants to streetlights and fire anesthesia, he said he told her she making a run for governor. social studies department and the ment than local government drills, crossing guards, painting the trucks. went into surgery as a senator’s When he was finished his talk, Millburn Middle School PTO. through the curriculum, this year’s crosswalks, school building and They also learned that Millburn wife and came out of it as First Codey autographed a miniature The program is funded by the speakers—township business cafeteria inspections, and imple- has 220 full-time workers on its Lady. basketball and bobble-head fig- United Way of Millburn-Short administrator Timothy P. Gordon, menting DARE and M-MAC drug payroll in about a dozen different Responding to questions, Codey urine of himself for Eli. Hills. police Chief Paul Boegershausen use prevention programs. departments. said he was proud of the recent leg- Asked what advice he had for The purpose of the program is to and fire department Chief Michael The talks were followed by a islation to test student athletics par- Eli should he decide to enter poli- ticipating in state competitions for tics, Codey said, “Make money.” School still accepting gently used goods for Saturday middle school PTO sale The Millburn Middle School tion include: Picture frames, decorative art- the middle school’s lower gymna- PTO will hold its ninth annual Books, DVDs, videos, toys, work; sium today from 8:30 a.m. to 7 “gently used” sale Saturday from 9 games, bikes and sporting goods; Small furniture items, small area p.m.; and tomorrow from 9 to 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Electronics, televisions, small rugs; a.m. The PTO is accepting donations appliances, computer items; Tools, pet supplies, gardening for the event of used items that are Curtains, linens, housewares, supplies; For additional information, clean, complete and in good work- glassware, dishes; Baby items, children’s clothing contact Yeemoon Yu at (973) ing condition. Jewelry, gift items, collectibles, (no adult clothing). 379-9251 or Items being accepted for dona- holiday and craft items; Donations may be brought to [email protected].

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APPETIZERS Seared Tuna & Watermelon Carpaccio Black Pepper Vinaigrette White Asparagus Wrapped In Speck Frisee-Pepper Cress Salad, Warm Robiola Crema Heirloom Tomato & Mozzarella Salad Basil, Tomato Vinegar & Greek Olive Oil ENTREES Chatham Sea Scallops Organic Quinoa, Jersey Corn, Arugula Puree Alaskan Halibut Tuscan Chick Pea Puree Fennel & Cara-Cara Orange Salad HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM Deerfield School student Eli Schechner displays the bobble- Australian Rack Of Lamb head doll and basketball given to him by Richard J. Codey Fontina Polenta, Wilted Romaine & Sweet Carrots Tuesday. The former governor accepted Eli’s invitation to speak to the fourth and fifth grades about his experiences as Cumin Dusted Veal Loin governor. Baby Spinach, Eggplant-Currant Caponata Tomato, Marjoram Reduction DESSERTS BOE sets meeting schedule Strawberry & Cream Torta Zabaglione Gelato, Aged Balsamic Syrup The Board of Education this week approved a schedule of regular board meetings through April 30, 2007. All meetings are open to the public and begin at 7:45 p.m., unless oth- Lemon Custard Cake erwise noted. Board meetings are held at the Education Center, 434 Mill- Walnut Sugar Crumbs, Whipped Cream burn Ave., or at one of the district public schools noted below. Meetings for the remainder of the current school year through the W213154-01 summer vacation are scheduled for May 8 and 22, June 5 and 19, July 18 and Aug. 22. Meetings for the first half of the 2006-07 school year are scheduled for 331 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair, NJ 07042 Sept. 11 and 25, Oct. 9 (at Hartshorn School) and 23, Nov. 6 (at Glen- wood School) and 20 and Dec. 11 (at Millburn Middle School). Meetings for the second half of the 2006-07 school year are scheduled B.Y.O.B. 973.233.0350 for Jan. 8 (at Wyoming School) and 22, Feb. 12 (at South Mountain School) and 26, March 12 (at Deerfield School) and 26 and April 9 (in the Millburn High School library). www.fascinorestaurant.com B4 Thursday, May 11, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Wyoming School students compete in science tournament Fourth and fifth grade student ually or as part of a two or three scientists from Wyoming School person team in a dozen different competed May 2 in the New Jersey events. Science Olympiad Elementary The Wyoming Team finished Tournament in Scotch Plains. second in the Egg Drop, Pasta Although this was the first time Mobile and Barge Building events, students from Millburn participat- and in third place in Picture This, ed in the competition, they came Science Jeopardy and Write It-Do home with 16 medals. It events. The 13 Wyoming School stu- In the Egg Drop event, a team dents—Sabrina Ahamparam, had to construct a package that Antanina Belzer, Jeffrey DeLonge, will protect an egg from breaking Patrick D’Egidio, Vera Korenman, as it is dropped onto a target from Rachel Montesano, Jonas Singer, a high ladder. Barge Building Daniel Miller, Mukund Sudhar- teams had to construct a boat of shan, Michael Yuan, Emma Hawk, aluminum foil that could support a Lilly Blum and Chris DeBlis—pre- large amount of cargo without get- pared for the Olympiad since ting wet. October. The students met with In other events, students were Millburn’s gifted and talented required to build cars using only resource teacher, Kate Singagliese, glue and pasta that could negotiate weekly during lunch and with par- a narrow lane lane without stop- ent coaches Shivan Ahamparam ping, and had to draw “clues” for and Lisa Chenofsky Singer outside the others to guess a science term of school to expand their science or concept. knowledge in new and creative The students said they just ways. enjoyed participating in the Nine schools from Northern Olympiad. New Jersey participated in the “I love it!” said Emma Hawk. “I Scotch Plains-Fanwood Tourna- like being with my friends and ment. Students competed individ- doing what I love: science!”

Ed Foundation holding annual meeting The Education Foundation of The Education Foundation is a Millburn-Short Hills is scheduled 501(c)3 organization that raises to hold its annual meeting Tuesday, money to benefit township public May 23, at 7 p.m. at the Education schools. The meeting is open to the Center, 434 Millburn Ave. public. Middle school musicians set concert schedule for rest of the month The annual Spring Concert of preparing for their annual spring PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS the Millburn Middle School cho- concerts. The orchestra, eighth Proudly displaying medals they earned at the New Jersey Science Olympiad Tournament held May 2 in Scotch Plains are ruses will be presented tonight at grade band, and wind ensemble Wyoming School students, from left, Mukund Sudharshan, Emma Hawk, Sabrina Ahamparam and Lilly Blum, kneeling; Antanina 7:30 p.m. in the middle school will perform Tuesday, May 23. Belzer, Vera Korenman, Daniel Miller, Patrick D’Egidio, Jonas Singer, Christian DeBlis, Michael Yuan, Jeffrey DeLonge and Rachel auditorium. The seventh grade band and Montesano, standing; coaches Shivan Ahamparam, gifted and talented resource teacher Kate Singagliese and Lisa Chenofsky Instrumental music students of sixth grade band will perform Singer. Millburn Middle School also are Thursday, May 25.

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Young township artists visit with Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo at the Art hold the certificates they received. With them is their art teacher, Susan Lisbin and DiVincenzo. Educators of New Jersey student art exhibit reception May 4 in the Hall of Records in Newark. Above, right, the county executive visits with Glenwood art teacher Cynthia Henn and her Above, left photo, South Mountain School students Avital Greenberg, left, and Stephanie Cui students, Viraj Khetani, left, and Eleanor Konrad.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS Alex Blumenthal earned the The Colgate Book Award, Millburn High School winners of the 2006 Book Awards gathered in the guidance department include, from left, Julie Fulop, George Washington School of earned this year by Nicolaas van Gregory Hertz, Jaclyn Tamaroff, Rebecca Cress, front row; Jennifer Milton, Silia DeFilippis, Katherine Lin, Grace Kim, Alexandra Engineering and Applied Science Nispen, is given to a junior who Weill, Nicole Wee, middle row; Jacquelyn Talpalar, Jacob McNulty, Joshua Israel, Daniel Pack, Courtney Pittenger, Nicolaas van Medal. This award is presented to has achieved high academic dis- Nispen, Genevieve Fleming, back row. Not pictured is award winner Alex Blumenthal. a junior who has excelled academ- tinction by ranking in the top 10 ically in the fields of mathematics percent of the class. At the same and/or science during his sec- time the student has taken a rigor- ondary school years. ous college preparatory curriculum The Dartmouth Club Book combined with a high level of intel- Award is being given to Rebecca lectual and extracurricular com- Cress. This award is for a junior mitment that exemplifies the Col- student who is in the top 10 per- gate spirit. cent of the class, exhibits outstand- Nicole Wee earned the Bryn ing promise in writing, has a posi- Mawr Book Award, which is tive impact on the school and com- offered to a young woman in the munity and excels in non-academ- junior class who exhibits a true icareas. love of learning and intellectual Silia DeFilippis earned the curiosity about the world around Joseph I. Bookstaber Yale Book her. Club Award. 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The Saint Anselm College Book Award is given to a junior who exercises the capacity for academ- ic achievement and continued edu- cation, has an awareness of social responsibility, displays leadership qualities and possesses a strong character. Daniel Pack earned the award this year. The Smith College Book Award is being presented to Courtney Pit- tenger. This award is presented to an outstanding junior who exem- plifies the academic achievement, leadership qualities and concern for others that are characteristics of the women who have graduated from Smith College. Jacquelyn Talpalar earned the www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 11, 2006 B7

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ESSEX COUNTY GOLF MHS captures title by one over Seton Hall Prep By Jim Connelly ofTheItem

The Millburn High School boys golf team scored one for its fellow public schools last week. Millburn edged Seton Hall Prep by ‘Being the first a single public school stroke, 313- 314, May 3 at to win the Francis county title Byrne Golf Course in since 1989 West Orange to become means a lot to the first pub- my teammates lic school since 1989 and me, as we to win the have practiced Essex Coun- ty Tourna- and played ment title. hard to achieve West Essex had been the this goal.’ last public school to Ben Sherlund win the county title. Millburn golfer “It was a great sur- prise,” Millburn head coach Bob Manley said. Leading the way for Millburn was junior Ben Sherlund, who fired a seven-over par 77 to earn medalist honors. “As I was playing the final holes, I was not trying to think about my team score or individual place,” said Sherlund, who was paired JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM with township resident and good friend Max Nugent, who plays for Head coach Bob Manley, Ben Sherlund, Andrew Gordon, Greg Scavuzzo, Jake Gurland and Dan Griffith show off the Essex County Tournament championship Seton Hall Prep. trophy prior to Friday afternoon’s regular season match against Ridge at Canoe Brook Country Club. The Millers earned the trophy with a one-stroke victory “I was just trying to finish strong over Seton Hall Prep two days earlier at Francis Byrne Golf Course in West Orange. and come in with a low score to help the team,” Sherlund said. to do it on the same day at this Montclair Kimberley Academy the school and a vindication for all aggregate to record a three-stroke Montclair 173-186 on May 4 and “Being the first public school to event. Greg was a last-minute fill- (317), Verona (325), West Essex public schools in the county,” Man- victory over at Maplewood Coun- Ridge 161-170 Friday afternoon. win the county title since 1989 in as Scott Nadelson had to take (326), Caldwell and Montclair ley said. try Club. Millburn entered this week’s action means a lot to my teammates and an AP exam. Greg rolled out of bed (328), Cedar Grove (335), Liv- The Millers went 3-0 in regular with an 11-0-1 record and a me, as we have practiced and and shot 78.” ingston (339) and Glen Ridge MILLER NOTES season play last week. Northern Hills Conference, South- played hard to achieve this goal.” Placing in the top 10 behind (344). Milllburn last won the county Manley’s squad defeated ern Division leading 6-0-1 record. Nugent claimed the individual Millburn and Seton Hall Prep were “This was a magnificent win for title in 1978 when it posted a 321 Montville 160-184 on May 1, title with a 74, two strokes ahead of teammate Jon Hartman. Montclair Kimberley Academy’s GIRLS GOLF Jake Konnor placed third with a 77 on a match of cards with Belleville’s Jon Leardo and Sher- lund. Unbeaten MHS beats Hunterdon Central, Peddie Greg Scavuzzo (78), Andrew Gordon (79) and Dan Griffith (79) By Jim Connelly and Peddie at Copper Hill Country with a five-over par 41, equaling the Friday afternoon in a match played with scores of 53 and 57 respective- also contributed to Millburn’s team of The Item Club in Flemington. team nine-hole scoring record set on the front nine of the South ly. score. The Millers finished with a 183 last month by teammate Gabby Course at Canoe Brook Country “The guys were beside them- This past Tuesday’s match against aggregate, lowering the school scor- McGlynn. Club in Summit. O’Leary followed MILLER NOTES selves and I could not have been Hunterdon Central and The Peddie ing record by four strokes. Hunter- NcGlynn fired a 44 and team- with a 46. McGlynn and O’Leary have more proud of them,” Manley said. School gave the Millburn High don Central and Peddie each posted mate Lauren Biehl shot a 45. Tritsch contributed to the team qualified to complete in the New Jer- “Especially Ben and Greg. School girls golf team the opportu- scores of 195. Laure Fischer’s 53 also counted score with a 53. McGlynn and Fis- sey State Interscholastic Athletic Although I knew neither one of nity to see how it matched up “It was a huge win for us,” said toward Millburn’s team score. cher each shot 55. Association state tournament them had been completely happy against two of the state’s best teams. Millburn coach Joe Valentine, Sammi Bucciero (54) and Sami OLeary (45) and McGlynn (47) Wednesday, May 24, at the Marriott with their play up to that point, I Millburn now can considered whose squad improved its record to Tritsch (59) also competed for Mill- paced Millburn to a 202-265 rout of Seaview Bay Course. Biehl, after also knew that they would come among the state”s elite teams after 8-0. “There was definitely a lot rid- burn. Mount St. Dominic Academy May shooting back-to-back 45s, also has around. setting a new team scoring record in ing on this match.” Biehl’s 45 sparked MIllburn to a 4 at Canoe Brook. a good chance of qualifying, accord- I was thrilled they both decided wins over both Hunterdon Central Anne O’Leary paced Millburn 199-221 rout of Pope John XXIII Fischer and Tritsch contributed ing to Valentine.

BOYS TENNIS Millburn claims first-ever Newark Academy tourney championship

By Jim Connelly The Millers’ second doubles ofTheItem team of the Brians, Nalitt and Kyle, posted a 7-5, 6-2 win over Mike Visit the trophy case area in the Furey and Gabe Allen of Newark hallway next to the Millburn High Academy. School main gymnasium and the The story of the Millers’ 4-1 odds are good you will see various semifinal-round victory over Del- state, county, conference and invi- barton earlier on Sunday was not tational hardware the school’s boys about the points Millburn one, but tennis program has won over the rather the one it lost. years. Millburn had the victory in One prized trophy has been hand as had put up victories at first missing from the trophy case for and third singles as well at both the better part of three decades, the doubles match. one from the Newark Academy The second-singles match Invitational. between Millburn’s Kendall and The Millers had never won the Delbarton’s Tim Walsh was dead- Newark Academy crown in the locked at one set apiece. 33-year history of the tournament An offer was made to have the until this past Sunday when the players split the point according to local squad (21-0) drubbed Miller head coach Bill Wicken- Moorestown 5-0 in the champi- heisser. onship match. Delbarton wanted to continue Millburn, thanks to a deep and the match, but Kendall’s loyalty to talented lineup, did not skip a beat his teammates prevailed. due to the absence of No. 1 singles Kendall, wanting to rest up for player Justen Roth, who was the championship match, retired, unavailable as he was competing giving Walsh the win. in a United States Tennis Associa- The loss was Kendall’s first in 21 tion event. outings this season. Jason Magnes and Will Kendall “It was a very unselfish decision each moved up a spot in the singles on his part,” said Wickenheisser lineup and came away with wins in about Kendall’s decision not to straight sets. continue playing. Magnes defeated Newark Acad- emy’s Kevin Klepacki 6-4, 7-5 at MILLER NOTES first singles. Kendall outlasted the The Millers have earned the first Minutemen’s James Sparacio 6-2, seed for the New Jersey State Inter- 6-3 at second singles. scholastic Athletic Association Kyle Roth moved over from Tournament of Champions crown doubles to play third singles. Roth three weeks from today, are seeded downed Newark Academy’s first in the North Jersey, Section 2, Anneesh Gupta 6-4, 6-3 in the Group 3 Tournament. final round. The top-seeded Millers have PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN BOYS TENNIS TEAM Millburn’s first doubles team of drawn a first-round bye and will Members of the Millburn High School varsity boys tennis team gather for a group photo Sunday after defeating Moorestown to Mike Flamm and Josh Israel rallied face the winner of today’s sched- win its first Newark Academy Invitational title. From left, front row, are Greg Hertz, Russell Wang, Josh Israel, Michael Flamm, for a 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 win over the uled match between No. 8 seed Brian Kyle, Kyle Roth, Brian Nalitt, Jason Magnes, Bobby Renner and assistant coach Ed Tirone, and, second row, head coach Bill Minutemen’s Pawel Buczak and Cranford and No. 9 seed Nutley in Wickenheisser, Brett Buchalter, Auri Moaven, Andrew Klugman, Will Kendall, Alex Drew and Michael Roth. Raj Putatunda. Tuesday’s quarterfinals. C2 Thursday, May 11, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

VARSITY BASEBALL MILLBURN SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Millburn punches Millburn blanks Vernon 10-0 in title contest Millers pound state tourney ticket out 17 hits By Jim Connelly win in relief of starter Tim ofTheItem Mackessy. Weingarten allowed Saturday no runs on two hits, two strike- A come-from-behind 9-4 win outs and two walks. afternoon over visiting Livingston Saturday afternoon enabled the Millburn MILLER NOTES High School varsity baseball team A 4-2 loss at Pequannock Fri- By Jim Connelly to clinch a berth in the New Jer- day afternoon dropped Millburn of The Item sey State Interscholastic Athletic two games behind the Northern Association North Jersey, Section Hills Conference, Suburban Divi- Right-hander Kelly Sullivan was 2, Group 3 Tournament. sion leading Golden Panthers. the beneficiary of a 17-hit attack The victory assured Millburn The setback dropped Millburn’s Saturday afternoon when the Mill- (11-7) of having the .500 record division record to 7-4. burn High School varsity softball needed by tomorrow’s qualifying The game was scoreless team rolled to a 10-0 defeat of Ver- deadline to gain a state tourna- through three innings. Millburn non in the championship game of ment berth. took a 1-0 lead in the top of the the inaugural Millburn Tourna- Millburn trailed 4-3 as it came fourth on pinch-hitter Geller’s ment. to bat in the bottom of the fifth RBI single. Pequannock respond- Millburn improved to 9-9 with inning. ed in the bottom of the inning to the victory. Vernon dropped to 3- First baseman Matt Kral reach Miller starter Dan 14 . opened the inning with a double Berkowitz (3-2) for four runs on The Millers scored three runs in down the left field line. Miller four hits and a walk. the third. The tournament hosts catcher Kevin McCarville, the Millburn tallied its final run in tacked on seven runs in the bottom cleanup hitter, singled in Kral the fifth on McCarville’s one-out of the sixth to end the contest by with the tying run. A throwing RBI single. Millburn left the the 10-run mercy rule. error allowed McCarville to reach potential tying run on base when “Our team from the starting third. third baseman Dave Meyer nine to players coming off the Designated hitter Ben Wein- popped out to first and Gonnella bench are getting better and more garten grounded back to the struck out. confident in their abilities with mound for the first out, leaving The Millers spotted visiting each passing game,” Miller head the potential go-ahead run on Butler a 4-0 lead in the top of the coach Jim Colabelli said. third base. first before scoring six unan- Anna Humphreys sparked the Left fielder Chris Gonnella swered runs May 3 to post a 6-4 Millburn offense with two hits, executed a suicide squeeze, scor- Suburban Division win over the including a triple, two stolen bases ing Sean Campi, the courtesy run- Bulldogs. and three RBI. ner for McCarville, with the go- Michael Dasti scored on the Also contributing to Millburn’s PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM ahead run. Gonnella, who beat front end of a double steal in the offensive barrage were Alexa Mal- The scoreboard reveals a 10-0 win for Millburn over Vernon Saturday afternoon in the title out the bunt for a single, fourth, giving Millburn a 5-4 lead. donado (three hits, three stolen game of the inaugural Millburn Tournament. Members of the champion Miller squad are, front advanced to second on a single by Kukoff stole second on the back bases, one RBI), Sarah Katzman row, from left, tri-captains Anna Humphreys, Meghan Hayes and Sarah Katzman, second row, center fielder Luke Geller, stole end of the double steal and (two hits, one RBI), Courtney Pit- Allison Gordon, Kelly Sullivan, Alexa Maldonado, Kaitlyn Fiore and Rachel Wissner and, third third and scored Millburn’s third advanced to third on a throwing tenger (two hits), Bridget Dries row, assistant coach Stacy Dinner, Lainie Nissim, Lauren Menino, Taylor Horowitz, Allison and final run of the inning on a error. Mackessy drove in Kukoff (three hits, one RBI), Meghan fielder’s choice grounder by with a sacrifice fly to left. Hayes (one hit, two RBI), Rachel Filepp, Bridget Dries, Courtney Pittenger, Laura Bariso, Colleen Hamm and head coach Jim pinch-hitter Geoff Twombly. Weingarten pitched 3.1 innings Wissner (two hits) and Taylor Colabelli. The Millers tacked on three of hitless ball to get the win in Horowitz (one hit, one RBI). insurance runs in the sixth on a relief of starter Zach Sinemus. Sullivan (9-9) allowed four hits, DIAMOND DOINGS by Steve and Elaine Katzman, The win upped Millburn’s three-run double by Gonnella, Berkowitz set down the side in fanned two and did not allow a Millburn senior Laura Bariso worked extremely hard to put record to 10-9. A win in yesterday’s who went 2-for-2 with four RBI order in the seventh to earn his walk. suffered a broken finger during together a first-rate tournament,” scheduled game at Montville, and a pair of walks. second save of the season. Vernon’s Brittany Peterson (3- warm-ups for the Summit game. Colabelli said. today’s contest at Pequannock or Livingston scored three times The Millers’ upcoming sched- 14) took the loss. Veron defeated West Orange 9- The Millers improved their tomorrow’s home game against in the third to erase a 2-0 Mill- ule includes a 4 p.m. game at A two-run uprising in the sec- 2 in the tournament’s other first- chances for qualifying for state Villa Walsh would guarantee the burn lead. The Millers came back Watchung Hills tomorrow and 4 ond inning coupled with a five-run round game. West Orange downed tournament play with a 9-4 win Millers of having the record of .500 in the bottom of the inning to tie p.m. home games against division outburst in the fourth inning pro- Summit 9-4 in the consolation over The Academy of St. Elizabeth or better at conclusion of play the score on a double by Wein- rival Madison on Monday and pelled Millburn to a 7-1 defeat of game. Monday afternoon in Convent Sta- tomorrow needed to make the garten and a single by Geller. Verona on Wednesday. Summit (1-16) in the first round of “The parents of our players, led tion. state playoffs. Weingarten (5-1) earned the the Millburn Tournament earlier on Saturday. Offensive stalwarts for Millburn Sports submissions JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL included Humphreys (two hits, three RBI), Emily Riddell (one hit, Sports news for publication can be submitted to Jim Connelly, sports editor, via e-mail at two RBI), Pittenger (one hit, one [email protected] or by calling (973) 921-6455 or by writing The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, Speckhart six-hitter propels RBI), Maldonado (double, one Millburn, NJ 07041. The Item office is located at 343 Millburn Avenue, Suite 100. RBI) and Katzman (one hit, two Millburn past Delbarton 9-3 runs scored). Winning pitcher Sullivan scat- tered 10 hits, fanned six and issued By Jim Connelly win over Delbarton, owned a 9-3 no walks in a route-going effort. ofTheItem Suburban Division record with “It was nice to win the first two league games remaining, both game of the Millburn Tournament,” Right-hander Alec Speckhart at home. Head coach Steve Buess- Colabelli said. “I was happy with W198222-01 tossed a complete game six-hitter er’s squad was scheduled to host how the team prepared for this and Mike Seidmon, Elliot Dawes Montville yesterday afternoon. game and they were determined to and Sam Collingwood each drove The team’s final divisional con- win.” in two runs Monday afternoon, test is scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday leading the Millburn High School against Madison. junior varsity baseball team past visiting Delbarton 9-3. Millburn (14-3) has won 10 of its last 11 games. SUMMER CAMPS AT MILLBURN H.S. Speckhart (4-1) fanned seven Call Coach Guarino (973) 376-3600 ext. 484 and issued two walks. Two of the three runs the sophomore right- for any information or e-mail: [email protected] hander allowed were earned. Garett Blake, Seidmon and ~~ SPEED & AGILITY CAMP ~~ Dawes each banged out two hits. ALL SPORTS BOYS AND GIRLS The victory enabled Millburn to Grades 4-12 split the season series with its Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Northern Hills Conference, Subur- ban Division rival. The Green (3 Days for 3 Weeks) Wave came away with a 9-6 win July 10, 11, 12 WEEK 1 over Millburn May 17 in Morris- July 17, 18, 19 WEEK 2 town. July 24, 25, 26 WEEK 3 Host Pequannock snapped the Choose either 8:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. or 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Millers’ nine-game winning streak Camp Fee - 3 Weeks $175 - Any 2 Weeks $120 - Any 1 Week $60 with a 15-5, 10-run mercy rule vic- tory in five innings Friday after- ~~ FOOTBALL SUPER CAMP 2006 ~~ noon. Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday Millburn trailed 9-0 before scor- June 12 - 13 - 14 -15 ing five times in the fifth. Pequan- Time: 3:10 PM - 5:10 PM Camp Fee $175 nock came back to score six runs All Positions Coached Offense & Defense in the bottom of the inning to close W198229-01 out the contest. Blake, a junior left-hander took the loss. Blake (4-2) allowed seven runs, four earned, on five hits in three innings. Blake fanned four and walked six. The Millers received two RBI from Geoff Twombly and one each /LWWOH .LFNHUV -XQH 'D\ &DPS from Ross Wasserman, Blake and Seidmon. Millburn and Pequannock split WK WK the two-game season series. The -XQH  WR  Millers won the opening game of the series, 12-1 at Millburn on DQG April 27. -XQH WK WR QG MILLER NOTES Sam Cantor and Seidmon each drove in four runs May 3, power- $JHV    ing visiting Millburn to a 19-6, 10- run mercy rule victory in six innings and a sweep of the two-  DP WR  SP game series with division rival But- DW ler. 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SAND SHOT Athletes of the Week Topilow posts ace Woodfield Drive resident Jimmy Topilow used an 8-iron to ace the Golfer Gabby McGlynn, over par 40 on the back nine of breaking the week-old school 90-yard first hole at the Millburn lacrosse player Alex Dolce and the South Course at Canoe Brook record in the four-mile relay in the Par-3 Golf Course in Gero Park Victor Guevara, Chris Sawyer, Country Club in Summit during a Essex County Relays Friday after- May 4. Myles Udland and Charlie Mur- 187-196 win over Hunterdon noon in Livingston. The quartet Topilow’s playing partner was phy of the boys track team are the Central. Dolce, a senior middie was clocked in at 18:52.6, eclips- John Zahka of Pine Terrace East. recipients of Millburn High and tri-captain of the boys ing the existing record of 18:55.1 School Varsity Club Athlete of the lacrosse team, scored his 100th set April 29 in the Millburn Week honors for May 1-7. career goal Sunday in a 20-7 loss Relays. Guevara, Sawyer, Charlie The Item sports editor Jim McGlynn, a senior tri-captain to Montclair in the quarterfinal Murphy and Peter Murphy, who of the girls golf team, established a round of the Essex County Tour- were recognized as Athletes of the Connelly can be reached via new school scoring record for nament. Guevara, Sawyer, Udland Week for April 24-30, held the old e-mail at theitem@north nine holes when she fired a five- and Murphy were recognized for record. jersey.com

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8 Hilltop Road - “New” Mint Condition - 150 Forest Drive - Simply Ideal - Beautifully 300 Forest Drive South - Colonial built in 30 Hemlock Road - Mint condition Totally renovated brick front Center Hall Colonial renovated cape in an incredible setting in 1999 offers incredible privacy. Ideally situated colonial w/gourmet EIK totally open to with beautiful gourmet eat-in kitchen totally open to the heart of Old Short Hills at end of a quiet on .78 of an acre on quiet side street adjoining family room w/wb fireplace w/2 sets of adjoining family room with gas fireplace. cul-de-sac overlooking South Pond -the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum, Weathershield French doors opening to deck & .85 Spectacular master suite with vaulted ceiling, ultimate in privacy with beautiful year windows, 9’ ceilings, enormous (36 x 15) property. Sound system in dining room, walk-in closet, jacuzzi and stall shower, 4 more round views. 4 bedrooms w/separate maid’s gourmet kitchen w/custom maple cabinetry, kitchen, family room, media room w/110” bedrooms, 3 new baths on second floor. Nanny suite on lower level. New gourmet kitchen state-of-the-art appliances & granite screen & deck. Huge master bedroom w/WIC suite with new bath and access to outside plus beautifully carpeted recreation room in the totally open to family room w/vaulted ceiling countertops opening to large family room w/ & new master bath w/soaking tub & shower basement. Located on beautiful .34ofacre & Pella sliders access screened-in porch. 3 fireplace. 2nd flr - master bedroom suite, & skylight, 4 more bedrooms & 2 more new property on quiet street. Bus to Deerfield new baths (one with jacuzzi) & new powder master bath w/separate sauna, separate steam baths on 2nd flr. New roof & landscaping. Elementary, Millburn Middle and HS. Dir.: Old room. Beautifully finished recreation room. shower & huge jacuzzi, + 5 bedrooms & 3 full Walk to Hartshorn Elementary. Bus service to Short Hills Road to Hilltop Road. Bus to Hartshorn Elementary. baths. Attached 2 car garage, hot tub on patio. Millburn Middle & High School. $1,595,000 $1,649,000 $1,995,000 $2,099,000

11 Elsway Road - Classic center hall 10 Fairfield Drive - Magnificent colonial 275 Hobart Avenue - Grand 5,500 square 128 Forest Drive - One of a kind brick colonial totally renovated w/new gourmet totally renovated in most incredible setting— foot custom home built in 2000 for the colonial built by Stewart Hartshorn in 1912 on eat-in kitchen adjoining new family room w/ totally level property backing up to Old current owners on one acre w/pond & over 1 acre of level property w/6 bedrooms, 6 wb stone fireplace & coffered ceiling, gracious Short Hills Park. New front portico, waterfall. Architectural detail high ceilings, and full & 2 half baths, 5 fireplaces, new gourmet master bedroom suite opens to terrace w/ spectacular new gourmet EIK w/French doors the finest craftsmanship are found EIK w/top-of-the-line appliances totally open adjoining sitting room w/vaulted ceiling & open to redone in-ground heated pool, throughout. Other features include a 2 story to family room, butlers pantry, 1st flr laundry master bath. 5 more bedrooms & 3 more baths changing room & shower. New master bath center hall, exquisite 1st flr master suite, room, master suite w/fireplace & sitting room, on second floor. Beautifully finished basement: w/stall shower & soaking tub. Master gorgeous gourmet kitchen open to family new bathroom. Bright & sunny w/magnificent playroom, exercise room, maid's suite w/legal bedroom w/new huge WIC + 2 bedrooms & room w/stone fireplace, magnificent living woodwork throughout and back stairs. egress. New roof, central air, all new windows, full bath on 2nd flr.. 3rd Flr. w/bedroom & room overlooking grounds, & library. Walking Beautifully finished recreation room in sound system, alarm system, wired for cable. bath. In-law suite w/2nd kitchen, bedroom & distance to Short Hills village, Glenwood basement. Bus service offered to Hartshorn Ideally located on .5739 totally level new bath. Beautifully finished basement Elementary School & train station. Elementary School. property on cul-de-sac. $2,400,000 $2,995,000 $3,195,000 $2,199,000

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VARSITY GIRLS LACROSSE VARSITY GIRLS LACROSSE New Providence Caldwell registers 10-8 victory over Millburn forfeit puts MHS Divisional loss into state tourney The Millburn High School var- spoils laxers’ sity girls lacrosse team is headed to the state tournament for the first time in a decade. stadium finale New Providence has forfeited this coming Monday’s scheduled By Jim Connelly match, giving Millburn a 7-7 ofTheItem record. Teams must have a record of at least .500 at the conclusion of Visiting Caldwell completed a this coming Tuesday’s play to qual- sweep of the two-match season ify for the New Jersey State Inter- series with Millburn with a 10-8 scholastic Athletic Association Northern Hills Conference tri- Tournament. umph in varsity girls lacrosse New Providence, according to action Monday afternoon at Mill- Ted D’Alessio, Millburn’s director burn High School. of athletics, was forced to forfeit The contest represented the the match after more than half of final match on the stadium field the program’s players drew sus- this season for Millburn. The stadi- pensions for disciplinary reasons. um’s natural grass surface is being State tournament pairings are replaced with synthetic turf. The scheduled to be announced a week project, which also calls for the from today. replacement of the school’s track, is scheduled to commence on Monday. The Item sports editor Jim Millburn, which fell to 6-7, received three goals from senior Connelly can be reached via attackman Katria Misilo and two e-mail at theitem@north each from sophomore attackmen jersey.com Lucy Johnson and Samantha Lillo. JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM Senior attackman Bari Cohn also scored for the Millers. Kaitlyn Kleinendorst (17) of Millburn is the focus of attention as she brings the ball under control during Monday afternoon’s Caldwell (9-5) held a 6-3 half- match against visiting Caldwell. At left is Kleinendorst’s teammate Carolanne Fried. The Millers came out on the short end of a time advantage. 10-8 score in the Northern Hills Conference match. MILLER NOTES The Millers overcame a 6-1 half- Sports Copy Deadline Is Monday, noon. Call (973) 921-6455. time deficit Friday afternoon to post a 12-9 win over Governor Livingston in Berkeley Heights. Former Millburn head coach Kristy Annussek coaches the High- landers. Cory Connor, the team’s first- year head coach who recently went on maternity leave, gave birth to her second child, a son, Casey, this past Sunday. The Millers are scheduled to Margaret “Maggee” Miggins close out regular season play with Sales Associate three consecutive home matches, all at the Paper Mill Playhouse field Burgdorff ERA’s highest and most prestigious award on Brookside Dive, beginning with a 4 p.m. contest against Verona on NOW AVAILABLE –The President’s Council Award – Wednesday. An honor reserved for the top 17 sales associates in a company of over 700 Acting head coach Penny 10 NEW LUXURIOUS LOFTS #1 In 2005 For All Of Burgdorff ERA Kaye’s squad also is scheduled to 119 WALNUT STREET, MONTCLAIR host St. Elizabeth a week from his award separates leaders from the rest. At Burgdorff ERA, our today and Wayne Valley on Mon- 2&3 T leaders are given the most distinguished honor, membership into the day, May 22. Both matches are Bedroom Units President’s Council. 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Miller laxer Dolce scores 100th career goal The goal senior middie Alex Greg Hick- of Alex Dolce,” Millburn head Dolce scored with 20 seconds man, a 2000 coach Tim Cullen said. “It has remaining in the first half of Sun- Millburn gradu- been a real honor to have been day afternoon’s 20-7 loss to Mont- ate, holds the around his entire career and see clair in the Essex County Tourna- school record him blossom into the player he’s ment quarterfinals was one for the with 162 career become. record books. goals. “For him to score his 100th goal Dolce, with the goal, became “I’m very against a great team like Montclair just the second player in the histo- proud to have shows how far he’s come from just ry of the Millburn High School coached a play- being that fast little freshman kid in boys lacrosse program to score 100 er with the tal- 2003,” Cullen added. goals. Dolce ent and attitude

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN VARSITY BOYS LACROSSE TEAM Sunday from 2-4 Millburn’s Michael Kirn (6) receives congratulations from teammate Andrew Dawes after 6 Knollwood Rd, Short Hills scoring one of his two goals in Sunday afternoon’s 20-7 loss to Montclair in the quarterfinals of Meet the builder! the Essex County Tournament. See related photo on Page C10. Handsome colonial w/5BR & 3 baths with radiant heat on 2nd floor, sitting JUST BUILT IN OLD SHORT HILLS VARSITY BOYS LACROSSE on .7 of an acre of privacy backing onto expansive wooded vista. One block to the train in the Glenwood District, this home, designed by Al Bol, features the charm of yesterday with all of today’s amenities. Stunning gourmet kitchen opens Montclair pulls away for 20-7 win to family rm w/FP & French doors to 600 sq. ft. paver patio. Elegant master suite w/FP, tray ceiling, his & her closets + luxurious bath. Beautiful hardwd floors, moldings, raised panel doors & details over MHS in Essex quarterfinals include front to back 2-story entry hall, library & more! $2,500,000. By Jim Connelly 2005 quarterfinals. The team’s 12 seniors, Matt 511 Millburn Ave . Short Hills, NJ 07078 ofTheItem Dawes and Kirn registered six- Lauterhahn, David Funk, Brandon point games May 2 in the Millers’ Metzger, Chris Spinelli, Sam 973.376.8300 Matters did not look good for 12-8 defeat of New Jersey Inter- Reichard, Oliver Roe, Scott [email protected] [email protected] the Millburn High School varsity scholastic Lacrosse League Rizk Stearns, Kadet, Kirn, Dawes, Allan boys lacrosse team in the early Division rival St. Joseph Regional and Dolce are scheduled to be See floor plans, photos and virtual tour stages of Sunday afternoon’s Essex of Montvale. Dawes scored six honored tomorrow before the final W198379-01 County Tournament quarterfinal- goals. Kirn tallied two goals and home match of the season, a 7 p.m. Karen Eastman Bigos at www.TRGhome.com round match against host Mont- four assists. contest against Boonton. & Daniel Cannizzo Independently Owned & Operated, Towne Realty Group, LLC. clair. Yen made 17 saves. The second-seeded Mounties scored three unanswered goals in the opening six minutes of play to put the seventh-seeded Millers in an early hole. Millburn got off the deck to respond with a three-goal run of its own to knot the score at three 26 seconds into the second quarter. Why call Elizabeth today? It was all downhill from there for Millburn (9-3) as Montclair (10-3) scored seven of the next nine goals to build a 10-5 halftime lead en route to a 20-7 triumph. “We played very well in that lit- tle stretch from the end of the first to the beginning of the second,” Miller head coach Tim Cullen said. “Then things just fell apart, we were late getting back in transition and they just picked us apart. “When you play a team with the guns like Montclair, you need to be firing on all cylinders the entire 48 minutes. We failed to do that on Sunday.” The Millers overcame Mont- clair’s early 3-0 lead on the strength of one goal from senior attackman Andrew Dawes and two from senior middie Michael Kirn. Dawes converted a feed from Kirn with 5:33 left in the opening quarter to put Millburn on the scoreboard. Kirn tallied unassisted goals with 3:34 left in the first quar- ter and 11:34 remaining in the sec- ond to complete the comeback. Millburn’s upset hopes took a hit later in the quarter when Kirn was injured and left the contest, not to return. “When we lost Mike Kirn in the second quarter, it was a big blow to our team,” Cullen said. “He has no fear and it showed in the quarter and a half he played today. He had two goals and one assist plus scooped eight groundballs. He wanted it today (Sunday). I like to believe that if he didn’t get Because Elizabeth has a charming & convenient Short Hills home injured it would have been a dif- ferent story.” she would love to share with you and your family. The Mounties outscored the Millers 4-0 in the third quarter and This wonderful stone-front classic side-hall Colonial patio right off the updated kitchen. Price $869,000. 6-2 in the final quarter to account is located close to the top rated Glenwood elementary I hope to see you this Sunday. for the 20-7 final. school & the Midtown Direct train to NYC. This Cullen also praised the play of Millburn’s sophomore goalie, Jon special home has 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full & Open House this Sunday, May 14th from 1-4 pm. Yen. updated bathrooms, a cozy den & a finished lower Directions: Woodland Road to #34 Meadowbrook “Yen had a great game with 20 saves, a goalie should never see 40 level. It also features a beautiful bluestone outdoor Road, Short Hills. shots in a single game,” Cullen said. “Some goalies can go two games without seeing that many shots. He Elizabeth Winterbottom Direct: 973.376.3789 Office: 973.376.5200 kept it close with a big first quar- ter.” Burgdorff Realtors Email: [email protected] Millburn’s goal scorers were Short Hills Office: 545 Millburn Avenue Website: www.WinterbottomHomes.com Kirn (two), senior middie Adam Kadet (two), senior attackman Doug Allan (one), senior middie Alex Dolce (one) and Dawes (one). 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Millburn Soccer Club roundup Display Advertising Deadline Is Friday, 4 p.m. Call (973) 921-6456 Keeper Avery Lamp, David zlies. Lauren Nadel and Cassidy The Millburn Strikers received Nadel, William Elder and Ollie Higgins tallied assists for the vic- superb efforts from Danny Abrams Cohen turned in stellar defensive tors. and keeper Evan Seals in a 4-1 loss efforts Saturday, helping the Mill- In Sunday’s action, Lizzie Lan- to the Somerset Hills Pythons. Prudential New Jersey Properties burn Soccer Club’s Comets post a dau’s hat trick propelled the Mill- Chase Harrison and Griffin scoreless tie with the Readington burn Liberty to a 4-1 defeat of the Meselsohn each scored a goal, pac- Stars. Piscataway Strikers. Jenny Smith ing the Millburn Blizzard to a 2-1 Also on Saturday, Jordan Brisgel scored a goal and Tara Sood defeat of Scotch Plains. Ben Gold- and Jeffrey Plump each scored a played stellar defense for the Lib- man and Alexander Tager starred goal, lifting the Millburn Raiders to erty. on defense for the Blizzard. a 2-1 defeat of the Bridgewater Madeline Jordan, Maddie Julia Friend, Kiera Sullivan and Warriors. Stearns, Cailley Silbert and Emily keeper Paige Bredder turned in Daniel Amirtharajah’s two goals Dalton each scored a goal in the stellar defensive efforts for the Mill- sparked the Millburn Patriots to a Millburn Eclipse’s 4-2 defeat of burn Mustangs in a 2-0 loss to the 2-1 defeat of the East Brunswick Westfield Nottingham Forest. Kel- Scotch Plains Blue Wave. Force. ly Hernon, Alexa Paley and Carly Willian scored off passes from Paige Willian scored off feeds Stein starred on defense for the Libby Lee and to account for the from Kaitlin Stearns and Erin Eclipse. lone Millburn Spirit goal in a 3-1 Blank, giving the Millburn Spirit a The Millburn Herricanes loss to the Montgomery Blaze. 2-2 tie with the Matawan Spirit. received stellar defensive play from Stearns. Lindsey Bindra anchored $2,295,000 $1,295,000 Elisa Dalton scored Millburn’s first Sophie Schneider in a 1-0 loss to the Spirit’s defense. A ShortShort Hills Classic! Exquisite brickHills center hall colonial beautifully NewShort Listing! Picturesque Hills views are yours from this 4 goal off a pass from Elizabeth the Hillsborough Sharks. The Rangers defeated the Sum- set on over half an acre in the Fairfield area. A curvilinear staircase Bedroom, 2 full & 2 half Bath Colonial in desirable Elder. Drew Rosenberg scored three mit Storm on Sunday 2-1 on goals graces the entry foyer and sun streams into the luxurious new family Deerfield area. Spacious rooms and hardwood floors Sam Waters scored two goals goals and Josh Greenberg and by Casey Klugman and Zach room. In addition there is a large living room, library, spacious den, throughout, newer Master Bedroom Bath & main and Max Okinow and Tim Jacob Glickman each added one, Berkowitz each scored a goal, formal dining room and large eat in kitchen opening to a spacious Bath plus finished lower level. Expansion possibilities. deck, laundry, bath, powder room and screened in porch all on Matchen each tallied one in the sparking the Millburn Hotspurs to powering the Millburn Rangers to the first floor. There are four bedrooms with three full baths onthe Call Donna Shaw, cell 973-879-3128. 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Madeline Irvin, Meg goals from Daniel Eatroff, Nick Amanda Ben Menachem scored Damstrom, Caitlin Lally and Lau- Politan and Amirtharajah in a 3-1 off a feed from Shelby Weiss, help- ren O’Neill also scored Sting goals. win over NASA. ing the Millburn Wizzards gain a The Millburn Wildcats received Dakota Sanders and Gaurav 1-1 tie with the Greater Fleming- stellar play from midfielders Max Gupta each scored a goal, helping ton Fire. Birner and Vedant Jaipuria in a 3- the Millburn Wildcats post a 2-2 tie 0 loss to the Montgomery Lancers. with the Player Development $1,150,000 $999,000 Josh Bain, Jack Goldberg, Academy Metros. RECREATION COMMISSION Short Hills 1 Discover... Handsome 4 Bedroom, 2 /2 Bath home is Springfield Matthew Olensky and Ben Halt- Joshua Amirtharajah scored the ideally set on park-like property. Enjoy the Family Room In nearby Springfield... 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BOYS TRACK MHS offers hotline An announcement listing Mill- MHS claims 4 medals in Essex County Relays burn High School’s daily sports schedule is provided by the school’s athletics director’s office. The hotline can be reached by calling (973) 564-7130, extension Millburn 229. sets two The Item sports editor Jim new marks Connelly can be reached via e-mail at theitem@north By Jim Connelly jersey.com ofTheItem Members of the Millburn High School boys track team broke two school records, including one just a week old, as part of a four-medal winning performance Friday in the YOUR Essex County Relays at Livingston High School. REALTOR Charlie Murphy, Chris Sawyer, Myles Udland and Victor Guevara broke the week-old school record SOURCE in the 4x1, 600-meter relay. The A Convenient Guide to Locating Your quartet won the race in 18:52.6, Ideal Real Estate Professional eclipsing the existing record of 18:55.1 set April 29 in the Millburn Relays. Udland was running in place of the injured Peter Murphy, who along with Charlie Murphy, Sawyer and Guevara had held the previous record. The Millers’ 3x400-meter inter- mediate hurdles team took third place in a school record 3:01.2. Members of the record-setting PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN BOYS TRACK TEAM team are Andrew Longley, Bren- Millburn’s Charlie Murphy, Chris Sawyer, Victor Guevara and Myles Udland, from left, won the 4x1,600-meter relay title in a dan Duane and Jasper Hicks. school record 18:52.6 Friday afternoon in the Essex County Relays at Livingston High School. Longley was part of the trio who held the old record, 3:03.4. Long- HARDING TOWNSHIP ley, Joe Song and Andrew Messinger and Longley placed team standings with 33 points. the title two days earlier when they hoping Peter Murphy (strained Mangano set the record two years third in the shuttle hurdles in West Orange claimed the team held off their main challenger, Del- Achilles tendon) and Charlie Ben- ALEXANDER REALTORS ago. 1:05.8. crown with 85 points. Host Liv- barton, 73-67. civenga (pulled hamstring) will be Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 Millburn took the runner-up Millburn placed in two other ingston came in second with 64 The Suburban Division champi- able to compete in the division 973-292-2700 medal in the team pole vault and events. points followed by Seton Hall Prep onship meet is scheduled for 4 p.m. championship meet. Bencivenga www.alexanderrealtors.com the third-place medal in the shuttle Danny Kirschner, Udland, with 57 and Irvington with 55. tomorrow and 9 a.m. Saturday at also did not compete in the Essex Serving Somerset & Morris Counties hurdles. Charlie Murphy and Guevara took Wayne Valley. County Relays. Steven Kang cleared 11-6 and fifth place in the 4x800-meter relay MILLER NOTES Miller head coach Jeff Kaye is MILLBURN Peter Garber cleared 10-6 to take in 8:28.8. Millburn routed Pequannock second place in the team pole vault Ethan Groveman, Bobby 106-34 and Caldwell 114-26 May 3 REMAX VILLAGE at 22-0. Livingston’s Raul Flores Napor, Sawyer and Mattias Lanas to claim the Northern Hills Con- SQUARE and Dan Ipp took first place at 24- placed sixth in the distance medley ference, Suburban Division dual 0. in 11:30.2. meet title with a 7-0 record. The 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills Peter Nakagami, Duane, Eric Millburn finished fifth in the Millers had effectively wrapped up 973-467-8522

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FRESHMAN BASEBALL Millburn nips Seton Hall Prep 5-4

By Jim Connelly tying run. Bosman capped the ral- of the fourth. Bonomo’s three-bag- ofTheItem ly with a run-scoring double. ger snapped a 3-3 tie. Jon Lowenthal extended Mill- Mark (2-for-4) and Karlsruher A season-high three-game win- burn’s lead to 4-2 with a third- (2-for-3) each drove in two runs ning streak, punctuated by a 5-4 inning RBI single. against DePaul. defeat of Essex County rival Seton Seton Hall Prep scored single Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. Hall Prep May 2, has pushed the runs in the fourth and sixth innings MILLER NOTES record of the Millburn High to forge a 4-4 tie. Bosman’s two-run homer in the School freshman baseball team to Millburn’s Aaron Karlsruher (2- bottom of the sixth inning April 25 SHORT HILLS 7-4-1. 1) tossed a complete game seven- snapped an 8-8 tie and propelled First-year Millburn head coach hitter. Millburn to a 10-9 win over visiting Ronnie Bayer’s squad is three A solo homer by Will Bonomo, Madison. Lowenthal earned the games over .500 for the first time the second batter of the game, complete game victory. this season. fueled a four-run uprising in the Millburn jumped out to an 8-1 The Millers, following a 19-13 first inning April 29 in the Millers’ lead after four and a half innings loss at Northern Hills Conference, 12-5 rout of Governor Livingston April 26 en route to a 9-3 win at Suburban Division rival Pequan- in Berkeley Heights. The blast was Caldwell. 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Lily Blumkin (three hits) and The Firebirds’ Toni Bace legged Seventh-eighth grade league Olivia Lange (two hits) sparked out a triple. Nina Yaverbaum drove in four the Rockies’ offense. The Thunder was led by runs May 4, sparking the Mets to Also on Saturday, Lauren Stephanie Tortora and Claire Tiet- a 17-7 rout of the Giants. Gomez came through with two ze each tripled in the Thunder’s 11- Molly Kaminsky rapped out hits and made three outstanding 10 defeat of the Diablos. four hits and Sarah Cohen deliv- CLASSIC COLONIAL, CONVENIENT LOCATION defensive plays at second base in Samantha Fortuna drove in ered three hits and scored twice for Set on over 1/2 acre of lush property, this gracious 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath 1925 period the Twins’ 17-16 defeat of the Car- three runs and Allie Rounick the Giants. Center Hall Colonial has been updated to include a large kitchen, breakfast room, dinals. scored three times for the Diablos. 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Bredder Madeleine Braun allowed just Emily Sefcik drove in two runs pitched two solid innings in relief. two earned runs in the Athletics’ and Stephanie Tortora pitched a Also on May 2, Allie Eatroff 13-12 win over the Orioles. scoreless inning for the Thunder. banged out three hits, including a Michelle Rose and Emily Brochin Dana Serruto rapped out three three-run homer in the Phillies 12- sparked the victors’ offensive hits and Rebecca Mandel scored 9 defeat of the Reds. attack. two runs May 1 in the Red Barons’ Pitcher Hannah Silverman 20-2 rout of the Chiefs. allowed just four hits in three Fifth-sixth grade league The Chiefs received a hit from innings for the Phillies. Julia Toohey and Chelsea Alonzi Irene Hoxie and three solid Hannah James (four hits, three each went 3-for-3 Saturday morn- innings of work from pitcher Saori runs scored) and Nettie Feinberg ing, powering the Riverdogs to a MacInnes. (three hits, four RBI) sparked the 23-7 rout of the Mustangs. 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LAXERS TRADING STICKS FOR HOSES, TOWELS NIGHT RACE Township boys President’s Cup run lax club roundup set for June 19 The 27th annual President’s Cup Night Race, sponsored by the Tommy Glancy and Matty goal from Jeff Fischer and stellar Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Goldman each scored a goal Sun- play on defense from Ben Vaccaro. Commerce, is scheduled to take day afternoon for the Millburn- place Monday, June 19, at 8 p.m. Short Hills Boys Lacrosse Club’s Sixth grade Registration forms are current- eighth grade team in a 3-2 loss to Jack Clarke scored three goals ly available at The Sneaker Facto- Westfield. and Nick Kilkowski, Dylan Key ry, 308 Millburn Ave., and online Glancy’s hat trick powered Mill- and Drew Rosenberg each scored at www.compuscore.com. Race burn to a 4-3 defeat of Chatham one Sunday in a 6-1 win over registration forms also may be Saturday morning. Goldman Westfield. Millburn goalie Dylan obtained by calling the Chamber of chipped in with a goal and three Rothenberg made 11 saves. Commerce at (973) 379-1198. assists. Key and Clarke each scored The registration fee is $20 Millburn received stellar defense three goals Saturday in an 8-3 rout through June 16 and $25 for run- from midfielders Patrick Mignon, of Chatham. Kilkowski chipped in ners registering after that date. Mike DiTommaso and Max Oki- with two goals. Millburn received USA Track and Field-New Jersey now. James Collingwood scooped three assists from Clarke and two members who register through up three groundballs and goalie from Kilkowski. June 16 are entitled to a $2 dis- Kyle Ripp made seven saves. count. Fourth grade The five-kilometer run has been Seventh grade Gabe Greenberg and Ross designated as a 2006 USATF-NJ Goalie Brett Anton made 12 Florin each scored three goals Sun- Open Men’s championship race. saves Sunday in a 4-0 loss to West- day afternoon in an 8-2 win over The race follows a route along field. Sam Peinado, Andrew Livingston. Nick Sarano and Jack Essex Street and Millburn Avenue. McChesney and Forrest Nugent Orlan each scored a goal for the The starting and finish lines are starred on defense for Millburn. victors. Goalie Bryce Metzger located on Essex Street near Char- Jud Riley, Brian Baker and turned in a stellar performance. lie Brown’s Steakhouse Restau- Mark Funk each scored a goal Sat- Evan Key scored three goals and rant. urday in a 4-3 loss to Chatham. Florin one Saturday afternoon in a A series of youth fun runs will Riley tallied three goals and an 5-4 loss to Chatham. Defenseman be held at 7:30 p.m. The youth assist May 3 in a 5-4 overtime loss Chris Melligon and Metzger runs take place on Essex Street to Livingston. Millburn received a starred in defeat. near the Charlie Brown’s parking lot. Registration fee is $3 For more information, call The PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE PROGRAM Sneaker Factory at (973) 376-6094 or the Chamber of Commerce. Girls lax club roundup Millburn High School varsity boys lacrosse team head coach Tim Cullen, second from left, and varsity player Doug Allan, fifth from left, hold a presale ticket for a car wash being staged by Ellie Fried each scored four loss to Maplewood. Roukas members of the program’s freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams Saturday, May 20, from 9 MHS sports hall goals Friday night, sparking the stopped six Maplewood shots. a.m. to noon in front of the high school. Also pictured from left are Miller players Jeremy Millburn/Short Hills Girls The Blue Wave received goals Bernstein, James Elder, Michael Kirn, John Miraglia and Chris Spinelli. Presale tickets are $8 tapes available Lacrosse Club’s seventh and eighth from two goals from Fried and one and may be obtained by calling Susan Davidson at (973) 467-4914. Tickets purchased on the grade team to an 8-5 win over New each from Larissa Garbade, Spice- day of the event cost $10. All proceeds from the event, which includes a sale of baked goods, The Millburn High School Ath- Providence. handler, Dolan and Gibson May 1 letic Hall of Fame is selling video- The Blue Wave (3-2) also in an 8-6 loss to Chatham. benefit the high school’s boys lacrosse program. tape and DVD highlights of its received goals from Rebecca Gibson recorded five intercep- 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, Spicehandler, Emily Butcher, tions and Millburn scooped up 12 2003 and 2005 induction cere- Megan Costello and Elizabeth groundballs. Fried came up with a CHAMBER OF COMMERCE monies. Petra. Hannah Garetano and Ker- team-high four groundballs. For more information, call ry Adler each scooped up six (973) 564-7165. groundballs for the Blue Wave. Third-fourth grade Business group holding golf, tennis outing Millburn snapped a two-match A mixed Millburn team of play- losing skid May 4 with an 11-5 ers from the Red Hot Chili Peppers The Millburn-Short Hills Cham- ter redeemable for two tickets to an lunch, cocktails and dinner is $290 Match canceled rout of Summit. and the Blue Dogs blanked Madi- ber of Commerce is sponsoring its upcoming performance at the per player. Meredith Gibson and Fried son 3-0 Saturday. second annual Golf and Tennis Paper Mill Playhouse. The tennis outing is $125 per The Millburn High School var- each scored four goals for the vic- Millburn received two goals Classic Monday at the Essex Fells In addition, the Chamber of player. Cocktails and dinner only is sity girls golf team’s match sched- tors. Spicehandler chipped in with from Allison Sayia and one from Country Club in Essex Fells. Commerce Golf Committee is $90 per person. Reservations will uled for tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. two goals and Molly Gorman Meg Vreeland. Lauren Graves, The day’s activities will begin at planning a full schedule of activi- be accepted on a first-come, first- against Morristown at Canoe added one for the Blue Wave. Mill- Sara Winkler, Catherine Nass, 11 a.m. with registration and a bar- ties including a hole-in-one con- serve basis. Brook Country Club in Summit burn goalie Hannah Roukas made Olivia Nacheff, Cassidy Guerin becue lunch. Golf and tennis play test, prizes for the longest drive, For registration additional infor- has been canceled. seven saves. and Maddie Anton starred on begins at 1 p.m. closest to the pin, low net/low mation, call Carrie Lemerman at Maplewood scored in the final defense for Millburn. A cocktail reception, dinner and gross and round robin tennis. the Chamber of Commerce office, minute of play May 3 to deal Mill- Jordan Weinstein tallied two awards will complete the day. The cost for a full day of golf, (973) 379-1198. burn a 7-6 loss. goals and an assist Saturday in 5-4 All levels of golfers and tennis Annie Dolan, Rachel Garbade, loss by a mixed Millburn team of players are invited to participate. Costello, Fried, Gibson and Spice- players from the Yellow Hornets As a special feature of the day, handler each scored a goal in the and Green Goblins to Madison. every golfer will receive a prize let-

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Margaret "Maggee" Miggins PremiereListing! realtor $2,650,000 • 2 Joanna Way Short Hills From the bluestone walkway to the nearly 9/10 acre carefully landscaped grounds, this home exemplifies graceful living in Short Hills. French doors open from the foyer to the grand living room. Hardwood floors flow into the formal dining room.Patio and back yard access facilitates outdoor entertaining. A large sun room also features a bay window seat and heating for all-season enjoyment. The expansive gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, top- of-the-line stainless appliances and an oversize center Proven track record. island with sink. Upstairs, the master bedroom suite Fast execution. features a romantic wood-burning fireplace, marble Anticipating your needs. counter, hand-painted sink and a frameless shower. In warmer months, the outdoor space is a private sanctuary complete with intimate seating areas, immaculate gardens and, best of all, steps down to a pond maintained by the neighborhood association. A rare combination, this home features both tranquil living and close proximity to town, school and NYC trains. Co-listed with Grace Nelson, Burgdorff ERA, Short Hills.

$1,395,000 • 328 Long Hill Drive PremiereListing! Short Hills A large central foyer welcomes you with hardwood floors that provide a seamless flow into the main living areas. Living room and family room each feature a cozy fireplace. The adjacent eat-in-kitchen is perfectly located to provide easy access to living areas, laundry room and backyard slate patio, which borders the over 1/2 acre professionally landscaped property. The first floor features a master suite with walk- in-closet, two additional bedrooms, a full bath and a powder room. Upstairs are two more bedrooms and a full bath ideal for a guest suite, studio or home office. The partially finished basement includes a large rec room, wet bar and wine closet. Ample storage is available top and bottom. Fine details throughout!

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BEADS OF COURAGE WORTHY CAUSE Student brokers sports tickets for charity By Patricia Harris Bar Mitzvah family and several others spent an wrote. Jeffrey said he developed of The Item will be in Sep- afternoon playing sports with the the site with the assistance of his tember. JESPY House residents. Several technology teacher at school, and Township student Jeffrey Baum “We’ve years later, he saw some of the his father, David, helped him post said this week he is receiving a already gotten clients from JESPY House at a it. It took him about two weeks to favorable response to a Web site he one donation, Knicks basketball game, and it get the Web page up and running. developed where residents who and a lot of peo- looked like they were having a Those who wish to donate tick- cannot use their tickets for profes- ple said the pro- great time, he observed. ets are asked to fill in the donation sional sporting events can donate ject sounds Many times when his family had request form. The donation request them to a good cause. interesting and sports tickets they couldn’t use, will be sent to JESPY House, and if The Web site is www.Tick- Baum they would they donated them to JESPY the organization can use the tick- ets4Charity.org, and tickets will be consider donat- House, Jeffrey continued in his let- ets, the donor will be contacted distributed to clients of JESPY ing their tickets,” he said this week. ter. within 24 hours and asked to send House, a non-profit organization The Pingry School student also “We have been told that these the tickets to JESPY House by the for adults with learning and devel- said he had received appreciative sporting events are a highlight for event date. A receipt for a tax- opmental disabilities located in words from Wayne Brooks, JESPY the folks at JESPY House; in fact, deductible donation will be sent to South Orange. House’s recreation director, who there is currently a waiting list of the donor within one month. Jeffrey publicized the Web site told him the clients are happy to people who would like to attend “We’re trying to spread the PHOTO COURTESY OF THE VALERIE FUND by sending a letter to nearly 100 of attend professional sporting events. these sporting events. What they word, so when basketball and Township resident Ali Buchalter, right, delivers boxes of his family’s friends. In the letter, he According to Jeffrey’s letter, he don’t have enough of is a supply of hockey heat up in the fall, tickets colored beads to Laura Smolenski of the Valerie Fund at St. explained he created the Web site first met the people at JESPY tickets to accommodate the desire will start coming in,” Jeffrey’s moth- Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. Ali organized the for his Bar Mitzvah project. His House five years ago, when his of those at JESPY House,” Jeffrey er, Andrea, said this week. Bravery Heart bead program at St. Barnabas and at The Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center that allows young cancer patients to use bright necklaces or wristbands to COUNTY OUTREACH mark the milestones of their treatment. The program is funded in part by a $25,000 contribution from Ali’s family. Essex clerk offering services at library May 22 Essex County Clerk Christopher must be able to establish his own Payment can be made by mon- 621-4920. OLD GUARD Durkin will be available to process identity by one of the primary ey order, or personal or certified For notary public services, the passports, notary oaths and veter- means listed above. The applicant check, payable to the U.S. Depart- fee is $15, payable in cash, by mon- ans licenses and file physicians must have three alternate forms of ment of State. A processing fee of ey order or certified check payable licenses at the Millburn Free Pub- identification, such as a school $30 per applicant can be paid with to the Essex County Clerk. Old Guard will hold lic Library Monday, May 22, from identification card, credit card, or cash, money order or certified Those seeking veterans’ licenses 2 to 8 p.m. Social Security card, and the wit- check, payable to the Essex Coun- must bring a DD 214 form in addi- Those seeking assistance ness. Non-citizen parents applying ty Clerk. tion to proof of residency and sig- annual luncheon today through the outreach program for children’s passports must have With routine processing, pass- nature. should arrive at least 30 minutes a resident’s card or valid foreign ports are received within six weeks. Those filing physicians’ licenses The Millburn Old Guard mem- sons why, in January of this year, prior to closing time passport. Those needing expedited service must bring $25 in cash, money bers will entertain their ladies the New Jersey State Legislature Both parents must be present The applicant also must have pay the additional fee, plus order or certified check. today at the 48th annual Ladies suspended executions and created before a passport is issued to chil- two, two-inch square passport overnight delivery and receive their For more information, call the Day Luncheon, to be held at the a bipartisan commission to com- dren under 13 years old. photos with him at the time of passports within two weeks. Essex County Clerk’s Office, (973) Canoe Brook Country Club. All prehensively examine the state’s Only one parent must be pre- application, as well as a Social Those needing passports in less 621-4920, or visit www.essex- members are encouraged to attend. capital punishment system. sent for applicants 14 or older. Security number. than 14 days—for travel or to obtain clerk.com. Food and piano music are fea- The Old Guard meets Thurs- Exceptions may be made in special All applicants, including minors, foreign visas—need to make an At the present time, the clerk’s tured. days at 10:30 a.m. in the George family or exigent circumstances must appear in person to obtain a appointment at the Philadelphia office is no longer issuing ABC The Old Guard resumes its pro- Bauer Community Center in Tay- requiring immediate travel, or if U.S. passport. Passport Agency by calling (215) identification cards to Essex Coun- gramming for this month at the lor Park. Feature programs start at one parent has sole authority to The U.S. Department of State 418-5937. ty residents, due to a temporary Bauer Community Center in Tay- 11 a.m. Members are retired and obtain the passport. has set new fees for U.S. passports, For more information about suspension by the state. For more lor Park. with a discussion about semi-retired men of the township Those applying for passports effective March 8. obtaining a passport, call (973) information, call the clerk’s office. architectural design at 11 a.m., fol- and surrounding communities. must bring with them a birth cer- There is a $67 fee for adults, $52 lowing the Old Guard’s regular The Old Guard welcomes tificate containing a raised seal and for children 15 and under, payable meeting at 10:30. guests to any of its meetings. date of registration from the city or at the time the passport application Diana Hoffman, a leader in the Besides meeting every Thursday, state of birth or naturalization is filed. 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The South Mountain Conser- Back Zoo) and turn right at road vancy has organized a series of with Turtle Back Rock sign. hikes in the South Mountain Saturday, June 10, 9:30 to 11 Reservation. a.m. Mayapple Hill: Good for chil- These walks and hikes are dren 8 and older. Participants will offered to introduce people to hik- pick up trash for a while (bring ing and/or the Reservation, and to gloves), explore some little-walked allow them to explore in the safe- trails around the Hill, then take the ty of a group. All programs are free Lenape Trail to an overlook of the and suitable for children 10 years Orange Reservoir at the Crag and or older; younger children can back to Mayapple Hill. Directions: come as specifically noted. Take Northfield Avenue west from Participants should bring their the light at the intersection with own water. For additional infor- Cherry Lane and Pleasant Valley mation, call the leader, Dave Way only a 10th of a mile to Hogenauer, at (973) 762- 1475, entrance road on right. Go to the before 9 p.m. or up to 45 minutes top of the hill to large parking lot. before the starting time. Steady Monday, June 26, 9:30 to 11 rain cancels a hike automatically; a.m. Paper Mill Ponds: Good for light rain and intermittent showers children 4 and older. Walk along do not. Check the Conservancy’s the Rahway River and visit one or Web site: somocon.org for a map. two of the historic paper mill The hikes are as follows: ponds. Meet at Locust Grove on Saturday, May 20, 10 a.m. to Glen Avenue opposite the Mill- 3:30 p.m. Border Patrol: An all-day burn train station and the Millburn hike following the border of the Free Public Library. Reservation in a wide circle (skip- Friday, June 30, 9:30 to 11:30 ping Mayapple Hill.). About 10 a.m. Painter’s Point Circular: Good miles at a moderate to fast pace. for children 7 years and older. The Bring lunch. Meet at Bramhall Ter- hike proceeds at an easy pace, on a PATRICIA HARRIS/THE ITEM race on Crest Drive about 0.33 tour that includes Campbell’s Pond Township resident Gloria Patrizio, right, leads audience members in singing “God Bless America” during the National Day of miles in (south-west) from South and some uphill climbing. Meet at Prayer observance May 4 in First Baptist Church. The event marked the 55th annual National Day of Prayer and included Orange Avenue. the picnic area to the east of patriotic songs, hymns and prayers for the various components of society, including government and military leaders, families, Sunday, May 28, 2 to 4 p.m. Brookside Drive about 0.5 miles youth and teens and education and media professionals. Elmdale Loop: Enjoy one of the from the light at Glen Avenue and most pleasant trails in the Reser- Brookside Drive, or 0.5 miles from vation. About 4 miles, with some South Orange Avenue. hills but nothing steep. Will include a side tour into Old Short Hills Urgent news for people who took Park. Meet at the Elmdale parking area on Brookside Drive about 0.33 miles north of the light at Brookside Drive and Glen Avenue Complements Two ® in Millburn, or 1.5 miles south of SEROQUEL South Orange Avenue. Seroquel®, an antipsychotic drug, has been linked to diabetes, Monday, May 29, 2 to 3 p.m. pancreatitis, diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and even death. If you or a loved one have experienced any of these health problems, Shoes’N More Turtle Back Rock: Good for chil- dren 4 and older. Visit one of the call us now toll free at 1-800-THE-EAGLE for a free consultation. 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PUBLIC NOTICE TO VOTERS OF ESSEX COUNTY "INVITATION TO BIDDERS" NOTICE OF HEARING REGISTRATION OF VOTERS NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Registration of voters for the PRIMARY ELECTION being held on JUNE 6, 2006 will be con- posals will be received by the Township TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ducted at the Office of the Commissioner of Registration, Hall of Records, 465 Dr. Martin Lu- Clerk of the Township of Millburn in the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Gary and Naila ther King, Jr. Blvd., Room 429, Newark, New Jersey or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office in the County of Essex for: Busacca have made an application to the voter’s community, each weekday. Police Uniforms Millburn Township Board of Adjustment in Said sealed bids will be opened and read in connection with the alteration of their single THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER OR TRANSFER FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION IS public at Millburn Town Hall on Thursday, family dwelling on property in Millburn Town- MAY 16th, 2006. May 25, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing ship located at 18 Joanna Way, Short Hills, Time. Block 3006, lot 4, which requires the follow- EVENING REGISTRATION Specifications, Proposal Forms and Con- ing bulk variances: For the convenience of the voter, the Office of the Commissioner of Registration will be open tract Documents may be obtained at the Of- Lot area §606.2 (e) (1) (a) - 29,000 sq ft re- from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on May 16, 2006. fice of the Township Clerk, 375 Millburn Ave- quired; 10,251 existing; The following Municipal Clerk’s Offices will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on May nue, NJ 07041, during normal business Lot Width §606.2 (e) (1) (b) - 115’ required; 16th, 2006. hours 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. Questions made 111’ existing; be directed to the Police Department at 973- Building coverage 606.2 (e) (2) (a) - 13% BELLEVILLE FAIRFIELD MONTCLAIR W. CALDWELL 564-7078. maximum; 15.5% proposed; BLOOMFIELD GLEN RIDGE NEWARK W. ORANGE Bids must be made on Proposal Forms to Side yard setbacks 606.2 (e) (1) (e) - 15’ (to CALDWELL IRVINGTON NUTLEY be furnished in the manner designated there- 18’ height) and 25’ (greater than 18’) re- CEDAR GROVE LIVINGSTON ORANGE in and required in the Specifications and quired; 14.7’ and 24.72’ provided. EAST ORANGE MAPLEWOOD ROSELAND must be enclosed in a sealed envelope bear- The Applicant may seek other variances or ing the name and address of the bidder and waivers as the need may arise during the REGISTRATION BY MAIL "Police Uniforms" written on the outside, ad- course of the hearing on this application. Anyone wishing to register by mail can do so by requesting registration forms from the Com- dressed to the Township Clerk, 375 Millburn This application is now Calendar #2696 on missioner of Registration, Hall of Records, 465 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Room 429, Ave, Millburn, NJ 07041. the secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled Newark, New Jersey 07102, or by calling (973) 621-5030 or (973) 621-5031. Each bid must be accompanied by a certi- for hearing on Monday, June 5, 2006 at 7 fied check, cashier’s check or bid bond in fa- p.m. at the Millburn Municipal Building, 375 VOTING REQUIREMENTS vor of the Township of Millburn, in an amount Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. All To vote in Essex County a person must be a citizen of the United States, a resident of New equal to ten percent (10%) of the total of said documents relating to this application are on Jersey and Essex County for 21 days, shall have attained the age of 18 years by Primary proposal, but not in excess of $20,000.00. In file with the Secretary of the Board of Adjust- Election, June 6th, 2006 AND MUST HAVE REGISTERED TO VOTE BY MAY 16th, 2006. addition, said proposal must also be accom- ment and may be inspected between the panied by a Consent of Surety in writing by a hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION surety company authorized to do business in through Friday, by all interested parties prior If you already completed a voter registration form for your new address, you will receive a the State of New Jersey and approved by the to the meeting. Any interested party may ap- sample ballot in the mail. If you do not receive a sample ballot, follow the instructions below, Township Committee to the effect that it will pear at said hearing and participate therein HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM or call the Office of the Commissioner of Registration at (973) 621-5030 or (973) 621-5031 furnish all bonds required by the contract in accordance with the rules of the Zoning before Election Day. document. Board of Adjustment. Bidders must submit their State of New GARY and NAILA BUSACCA Township resident Peter Van Sant props a poster for “Three ATTENTION VOTERS WHO HAVE MOVED Jersey Business Registration Certificate LEVITT & CERCIELLO, ESQS. Days in September” on his mantle. The Emmy Award-winning If you are a registered voter in a municipality of Essex County, moved to another district with the proposal, as per State law effec- Attorneys for Applicant and/or municipality of the County but did not submit a change of address to the County Com- tive September 1, 2004, or be disqualified. By: LAWRENCE LEVITT, ESQ. reporter is the co-producer and writer of the documentary missioner of Registration, you are entitled to vote in the Primary Election, June 6th, 2006. Go Bidders shall be required to submit a nota- The Item 1713830 to the polling place of your new residence. Provisional Ballots will be available but you should rized non-collusion affidavit in accordance Fee $18.92 detailing the terrorist siege of a Russian school in 2004. first confirm that you are a registered voter. with N.J.S.A. 52:34-15 and also a list in ac- May 11, 2006 Any registered voter who has moved to another county any time prior to 21 days before the cordance with N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 of all “Three Days in September” debuted at the Tribeca Film Primary Election on June 6th, 2006 must have completed a new registration in order to vote. stockholders of the partnership who own ten LEGAL NOTICE If you moved to another county within 21 days of the election, you may vote at your polling (10%) or more of the stock or of the partner- On May 1, 2006, the Board of Adjustment of Festival and will air on Showtime cable television May 25. place in your former county of residence. ship. The successful bidder shall be re- the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, "Under New Jersey law you have the right to vote in privacy, to have a reasonable amount of quired to comply with the New Jersey pre- memorialized the Approval of application of time to vote, to receive a replacement ballot if you spoil the first one, and to bring written ma- vailing wage law (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25, et. Bonnie and David Lipton, 17 Elmwood Place, terial into the polling place for your personal use." seq.). Bidders are required to comply with to erect addition on the site. In the end, however, it is the A "Voter’s Bill of Rights" will be prominently displayed at your polling place. the requirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. The determination of said Board is now on RESIDENT and N.J.A.C. 17:27. images that tell the gripping story. If you believe that your right to vote has been violated in any way, you should immediately file in the office of the Board Secretary and is notify your County Board of Elections or County Superintendent of Elections. The right is reserved by the Township Com- available for inspection during normal busi- FROM PAGE A1 The terrorists used a video camera mittee to reject any and all bids and to waive ness hours. ASSISTANCE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES informalities or technical defects therein and Bunny Rice taken from a parent to record Persons unable to vote at the polling place due to permanent or temporary physical disability to accept such bid as shall be in the best in- Acting Secretary/Clerk to the The film is narrated by Julia themselves and their young may request an absentee ballot application by telephoning the Office of theCountyClerkat terest of the Township of Millburn. Board of Adjustment (973) 621-4923. The Office of the Board of Elections may be contacted for information re- Joanne M. Monarque The Item 1712351 Roberts. Van Sant explained hostages. A photojournalist garding polling place assignments and assistance to voters who choose to vote at the polling Township Clerk Fee $6.88 place on election day. The telephone number is (973) 621-5070. The Item 1710294 May 11, 2006 Showtime prefers a non-reporter embedded with the Russian troops Pursuant to the provisions of the "Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act Fee $27.09 1984" a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) is maintained at the Election Division, May 11, 2006 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN to present its documentaries. captured the atmosphere of ten- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Department of State, Trenton, New Jersey. Persons wishing to utilize this service to obtain LEGAL NOTICE “She felt compelled to do it,” sion outside the school. general information, may do so by dialing 1-800-292-0039. The Township of Millburn in the County of On May 1, 2006, the Board of Adjustment of Essex (the "Township") has awarded a con- Van Sant said, adding Roberts, “It was a Russian 9-11, that’s the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, tract for professional services without com- ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS memorialized the Approval of application of BETHANY O’TOOLE, CHAIRWOMAN petitive bidding pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- who was a new mother at the time, what it was,” Dariya says in the William and Joann Fielder, 6 Alan Drive, to 5(1)(a)(i). The Township retained Heintz & FRAN ADUBATO,SECRETARY erect addition on the site. accepted the assignment three days film. “In Beslan, there were so MICHAEL CARSON, MEMBER Fiore, to provide the specialized and qualita- The determination of said Board is now on tive services necessary with respect to Interi- GERALD W. OWENS, MEMBER file in the office of the Board Secretary and is after viewing “Hostage.” many nationalities and religions. LINDA von NESSI, CLERK OF THE BOARD or Renovations of the Short Hills Train Sta- available for inspection during normal busi- tion in the Township. The amount charged ness hours. Van Sant, who narrated the “48 We’ve all been so friendly to each The Item 1704704 for the service will be determined in accord- Bunny Rice ance with the contract and shall not exceed Hours” piece, wryly observed, other.” Fee $65.36 Acting Secretary/Clerk to the May 11, 2006 $40,000. Both the contract and the resolu- “Everyone jokes that Julia Roberts It is that sense of a multicultur- Board of Adjustment tion authorizing it are on file and available for The Item 1712358 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN public inspection in the Office of the Town- plays me.” al society under siege that Van Sant Fee $6.88 ship Clerk, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS May 11, 2006 The film also is aided by the par- said hits him hard each time he The Township of Millburn is soliciting "Request for Proposals" for Elevator Subcode Inspec- NJ. tions by an On-Site Agency. Bidders must meet the following: "INVITATION TO BIDDERS" Joanne M. Monarque, RMC ticipation of Dariya Fadeeva, a watches the film. Targeting chil- NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro- Township Clerk high school exchange student who dren seemed an unimaginable act, A. The subcode official must deliver, in person, to our Building Department within fifteen (15) posals will be received by the Township The Item 1710317 days of the inspection, all inspection reports U.C.C. F310-1, U.C.C. F310-2 (rev. 3/96), Clerk of the Township of Millburn in the Fee $9.89 spent a year in Dallas, Texas, and is he said, and the lessons to be completed Notices of Violation and Certificate of Compliances for signature of the Construc- County of Essex for: May 11, 2006 tion Official. All "Unsatisfactory Conditions" shall include the proper code citation; code fluent in English. Dariya’s sister learned are to be more attentive rule number and year code was adopted. We will only accept U.C.C. F310 forms; substi- Sealcoating of Various Streets - 2005 was in the school when it was tak- and always vigilant. tutes will not be accepted. Provide a copy of a typical inspect report, fully assembled THE ITEM OF MILLBURN and ready for disbursement to the appropriate parties. Additionally, all reports must be Said sealed bids will be opened and read in en over by terrorists and her nar- “The odds against it happening completed in triplicate and shall be typed, including the F310 forms. Hand written forms public at Millburn Town Hall on Wednesday, AND SHORT HILLS will not be accepted. The F310 form shall indicate the installation year of the device, and May 24, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing ration conveys the anguish of the here are remote,” he said, “but just the code year the device is inspected to. In building locations with more than one elevator Time. Public Notice Dept. families who waited in the streets when you can’t imagine a greater car, we require a minimum of two (2) inspections per form F310. This is required to reduce Plans, Specifications, Proposal Forms, and the filing time and overcrowding of our elevator records. Provide example of a completed Advertisement for the proposal forms may be 1 Garret Mountain Plaza outside. evil, there came Beslan.” form for multiple elevator and escalator inspections. obtained at the Customer Service Desk on 6th Floor B. In an effort to reduce paperwork in our office we are asking for our elevator files to be stor- the first floor of Town Hall, 375 Millburn Ave- ed on the agency’s website. These files must be kept current for review and downloadable nue, Millburn, NJ during the hours of 8:30 P. O . B o x 4 7 1 when our needs exist to do so. Please provide your website address for a review of a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 your services. upon payment of $40.00 per set, fee is non- C.The Subcode Official, after all signatures are complete, must separate and prepare all refundable. Questions should be referred to Call toll-free forms for mailing to the Owner/Agent and filing in the municipality and the office of the on- the Township Engineer at 973-564-7050. 1-888-891-9467, RESERVATION get. Kris Kolluri suggested last site agency. The subcode official will enclose each report in an envelope, which will be ad- Bids must be made on Proposal Forms to month that counties and towns dressed by the on-site agency. All mailing will be done by the municipality. be furnished in the manner designated there- press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. D.We require a separate cover letter of transmittal, which will be attached to the inspection in and required in the Specifications and or e-mail to FROM PAGE A1 pick up dead deer from their local report F310 prior to mailing, and is to be addressed to each owner/agent. It must include must be enclosed in a sealed envelope bear- the municipality log, address of the device to be inspected, the type of certificate issued ing the name and address of the bidder and publicnotices@ roads and streets and assume the and instructions for abatement of violations. If the inspect fee is not paid to the municipali- the name of the item written on the outside, ty, the agency shall indicate it in this letter and include a "Notice of Violation" to the addressed to the Township Clerk, 375 Mill- northjersey.com more vegetated neighborhoods. cost. owner/agent. We require a sample of your cover letter and completed Notice of Viola- burn Ave, Millburn, NJ 07041. (text or Word format preferred) The survey, which relies on ther- At present, the state’s Depart- tion and Notice of Penalty. Your samples shall be for elevator fees, which were un- Each bid must be accompanied by a certi- Fax numbers: paid to the municipality. fied check, cashier’s check or bid bond in fa- mography, was taken by Hot/Shot ment of Transportation (DOT) E. The Subcode Official/agency will prepare all Notices of Violation and Notice of Penalty, if vor of the Township of Millburn, in an amount 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 Infrared Inspections Inc., the same pays the $850,000 bill for private required, in triplicate, for review and signature(s) with the Construction Official. The forms equal to ten percent (10%) of the total of said must be "U.C.C. F211" and "U.C.C. F212" and shall reflect all the necessary information proposal, but not in excess of $20,000.00. In Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday company that conducted the town- contractors to clean up roadkill such as Name of Owner or Agent, Lot and Block numbers, Control Number, the name and addition, said proposal must also be accom- address of the Board of Appeals, and the fee for application to the Board. All notice of vio- panied by a Consent of Surety in writing by a 3300for Thursday0001260284-01 edition 5.139 ship’s March 8 survey. deer throughout the state. The lation forms F211 and notice violation forms F212 shall be typed and must carry an original surety company authorized to do business in County Executive Joseph N. department would continue to car- signature of the elevator Subcode Official. Electronic, or rubber-stamped signatures are the State of New Jersey and approved by the public notice p not acceptable. Please provide examples of both completed forms. Township Committee to the effect that it will When submitting a public notice DiVincenzo, at a press conference ry away carcasses found along F. The Subcode Official/agency shall prepare, in triplicate, the "Certificate of Compliance" to furnish all bonds required by the contract 0001260284-01 be signed by the Construction Official. The form must be U.C.C. F260 (rev. 3/96) and in- document. advertisement, please indicate the April 24 announcing a new dog state and federal highways. clude the logo of our municipality, the type of Certificate, block and Lot numbers, Building Bidders must submit their State of New name of the publication in which you Registration Numbers, elevator car number and expiration date of Certificate. A control Jersey Business Registration Certificate wish to place the ad, and your park in the South Mountain Reser- The cost for removal of 21,000 number is required for each certificate issued. One copy of the certificate is to be identified with the proposal, as per State law effec- vation, responded to questions dead deer annually from state "Applicant", one copy to be identified as "Office", and one copy to be identified as "Munici- tive September 1, 2004, or be disqualified. requested run date(s). Also provide pality". All certificates shall be typed; hand written forms will not be accepted. Provide a Bidders shall be required to submit a nota- billing name, address, telephone from The Item about the county roadways comes to about $40 a sample of your completed form. rized non-collusion affidavit in accordance number, and daytime telephone G.N.J.A.C. 5:23-12 required that inspection cycles be maintained. We require a quarterly with N.J.S.A. 52:34-15 and also a list in ac- _ policy regarding deer, although he deer. status report, which lists the address of the elevators, the current owner/agent, the type of cordance with N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 of all (if different). Prepayment required did not have the official survey Gordon said this week the pro- elevator device, and the next inspection due date and type of inspection, for each building stockholders of the partnership who own ten unless previously credit-approved. location in our municipality. If a re-inspection is required, that address must be highlighted (10%) or more of the stock or of the partner- results in hand. posed measure would not save tax- for the Construction Official’s review. Hand written reports are not acceptable. Please pro- ship. The successful bidder shall be re- vide a sample of a typical completed status report showing a minimum of five (5) dif- quired to comply with the New Jersey pre- Line rate: “What surprised me is the low payers any money and would put ferent building locations. vailing wage law (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25, et. 43¢ numbers,” DiVincenzo said. “We an additional burden on the town- H.The Subcode Official/agency shall prepare "Elevator Fee Invoices" for mailing to the seq.). Bidders are required to comply with A notarized affidavit will automatically owner/agent. The information will include, an addressed envelope to the owner/agent, a the requirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. went out a half mile, but I want to ship. If each municipality had to cover letter of transmittal and invoice to the owner agent. All mailing will be done through and N.J.A.C. 17:27. be mailed to advertiser certifying proof the building Department. The cover letter will carry the logo of the municipality, the Con- The right is reserved by the Township Com- of publication within five business days. go out even further.” negotiate its own contract with a struction Official’s name and phone number, the address of the owner/agentandthead- mittee to reject any and all bids and to waive The executive also indicated he removal service, the cost per deer dress of the elevator(s) to be inspected. The letter will instruct the owner/agent and will informalities or technical defects therein and Fee $20 cite the proper Uniform Construction Code regulations. The invoice shall have the date of to accept such bid as shall be in the best in- is reluctant to take action unless might actually be higher, he the next regularly scheduled inspection, the type of inspection, annual or semi-annual, the terest of the Township of Millburn. Check public notices online at proper U.C.C. citation for the inspection Fee(s) and administrative charges. The proper Joanne M. Monarque northjersey.com or the figures back up his decision. explained. fees for the elevator devices and associated oil buffers, Counterweight Governor Safeties Township Clerk He did, however, say the county’s Gordon said the township and Auxiliary Power Generator and extended showing the total fees to be paid to the munic- The Item 1710001 njpublicnotices.com ipality. Additionally, each invoice shall have an invoice number and address of the munici- Fee $28.81 Master Plan calls for deer control called the state’s contractor for pality for proper mailing of the payment. All invoices will be prepared and mailed thirty (30) May 11, 2006 0001260284-01 days prior to the scheduled inspection. A duplicate copy of each invoice will be prepared and he wants to meet with the removal of approximately 60 deer by the agency for our office records. Provide a sample of your cover letter and invoice, mayors of the municipalities adja- last year and 30 deer to date this which will be for a minimum of three (3) elevators and will include oil buffers and coun- terweight governor safeties. cent to the reservation to find a year. I. The Subcode Official/agency will track all non-payment of fees by owner/agents and pre- pare, in triplicate, Notice of Violation F211. After thirty (30) days, the agency shall prepare solution. In addition to the town- “State officials always want us to a Notice of Penalty F212 for non-payment and signing with the Construction Official. After ship, those municipalities include regionalize,” the administrator said. signing, the subcode official will separate the three (3) copies and distribute as required. The subcode official/agency will provide addressed envelopes for mailingtothe South Orange, West Orange and “We had a regional system—that owner/agent, by the Building Department. Submit examples of your completed Notices of Violation and Notice of Penalty. Maplewood. was the state.” J. N.J.A.C. 5:23-4.5(B)5 requires all forms such as Certificates of Compliance, Notice of Vio- “I want to make an intelligent Kolluri’s proposal is currently lations, Elevator Inspection Report, etc. shall be exact replicas of the forms required by the Commissioner. If your forms are not exact replicas, we require a copy of your letter of decision,” he said, adding he is not under evaluation by the Assembly authorization from the Department of Community Affairs. K. Include a sample of the checklist your agency uses to perform a complete Elevator afraid to make a hard decision. Budget Committee. Plan Review. We also request a sample of a completed form for an elevator installa- In related news, the township’s The chairman is Assemblyman tion. At a minimum the checklist shall contain the following information: capacity, travel, number of openings, type of device, inside cab dimensions, type of buffers, car speed, etc. business administrator, Timothy John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex), L. As required by N.J.A.C. 5:23-4.14(i), Private on-site agencies are required to bill for serv- ices rendered at least once every month. The bill must indicate the name and address of Gordon, railed against a proposal who has said the transportation the Owner or Agent, the elevator device address, the Lot and Block number, total fee col- lected, the check number and the owner/agent’s invoice number, the fee payable to the on- made by the state’s transportation commissioner’s suggestion is mere- site agency and the administrative fee retained by the municipality. Please provide a sam- commissioner as a cost-saving ly a proposal at this point. ple of your bill, which shall indicate a minimum of five (5) different building locations. M.To maintain the quality of inspections, the elevator inspector shall perform no more than six measure for next year’s state bud- (6) inspections per day. N.To perform inspections, the Subcode Official or elevator inspector should be available twenty-five (25) hours each week. When in our Municipality, they will be required to call in to advise us of their presence. O.It is required that the on-site agency supply all stationery and necessary forms. Does your Resident Kyle Harrow told the agency agree to supply all stationery and forms? BUDGET P. Please provide a resume of the individual who will serve as your agency’s "Responsi- board heavy usage of a grassy play ble Official", as described in N.J.A.C. 5:23-4.5A(d)2. FROM PAGE A1 area in the front of South Moun- Q.Provide a fee schedule based on the Percentage your agency is bidding. The schedule shall specify the total fee the owner/agent will pay, the amount to be retained by the agen- tain School has turned it into a cy and the administrative fee due the municipality. We require and Administrative fee of dent was denied a chance to par- hard surface of dirt and dust. 15%. ticipate in school athletic programs Worse, however, are the bits of All responses shall be in the same sequence and order as listed in this R.F.P. Each of the specifications requires a response of YES or NO. Document samples, therefore, that are not because he or she could not afford glass that apparently are leaching as specified above, may be cause for bid rejection. Failure to supply these documents with your bid is an immediate cause for bid rejection. a physical. to the surface, Harrow said. Sealed proposals are to be received by the Township Clerk by Monday, May 22, 2006 at The resolution was tabled until “If not the grass, at least the glass 11:00 am Local Prevailing Time. Clearly mark on envelope, "Elevator Subcode Inspections". The Item 1710029 additional information is provided should be addressed,” she told the Fee $101.48 to the board members. board. May 11, 2006 In other board business, board Responding to questions from NOTICE OF HEARING Board of Adjustment of the PUBLIC NOTICE members approved a schedule for resident Jeffrey Diecidue, board Township of Millburn, New Jersey "Take notice that Mr. and Mrs. E. Moos Cleaning out your garage, attic or closets? TAKE NOTICE that Bogumila Szklarska has have applied for: payment of bills during the sum- members said a review of the made an application to the Millburn Town- Historic Site or District Demolition Permit mer months. school treasurer’s procedures ship Board of Adjustment in connection with Historic District Construction Permit the construction of an addition on Property in from the Historic Preservation Commission of the Township of Millburn for property lo- Have a Garage Sale! Only three people sat in the would be discussed at the board’s Millburn Township, located at 46 Glen Ave- nue, Block 310, Lot 21, which requires the cated at 19 Morraine Place, appearing on the audience at the beginning of Mon- next meeting. following (bulk variance) (use variance) re- official maps as Lot 2 Block 3102 Millburn lief, (minor) (preliminary) (final) (site plan) Township, with hearing scheduled at the day night’s meeting, and one of Diecidue also was told residents (subdivision) (waivers): requesting variance meeting on 6/1/06, slated to begin at 7:30 Don’t have a garage? them was a school district employ- would be provided with an audit of for side yard setback sec. 606.2e1(e) com- p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, bined side setback sec. 606.2e1(f) and for Millburn, New Jersey. The requested regula- ee. By the end of the meeting, the spending funded by past construc- building coverage sec. 606.2.2a tory opinions are for: The Applicant may also seek other varian- Exterior demolition work and remove rear Sell your merchandise number of audience members tion referendums. ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- deck and stairs at potting shed and alter ex- swelled to six. ing the course of the hearing on the Applica- isting deck to include new surface railings tion. The application is now Cal. #2694 on and stairs. The papers relating to this application are on with an ad! the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled for a hearing on June 5, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall includes stops in Osaka, Kanaza- New Jersey. All documents relating to this and may be inspected between the hours of OFFICIALS application are on file in the office of the Sec- 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through wa and Yokohama where he will retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- Friday. For information on our low tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Louise Moos FROM PAGE D4 meet with local government offi- Monday through Friday. Any interested party Applicant cials and observe elementary and may appear at said hearing and participate The Item 1712368 advertising prices & early deadlines… therein in accordance with the rules of the Fee $12.47 “He said it was one of the high- secondary schools in action. Zoning Board of Adjustment. May 11, 2006 lights of his career,” Brodow said. Along the way, he will spend Bogumila Szklarska Applicant TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Call Early Like Nyman, he is particularly one night with a Japanese family. The Item 1713464 COUNTY OF ESSEX Fee $15.05 PUBLIC NOTICE interested in how the Japanese Brodow is bringing along and May 11, 2006 ORDINANCE NO. 2271-06 implement staff development pro- paying for his wife, Nora, who he ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MUNICI- 1-888-827-9074 LEGAL NOTICE PAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIM- grams which, he said, apparently is said has more of a feel for lan- On May 1, 2006, the Board of Adjustment of ITS AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, (N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.14) more teacher-driven than prac- guages than he has and will be his memorialized the Approval of application of The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the Daniel and Ana DeMeo, 30 Joanna Way, to number and title, was passed on final read- ticed in the United States. translator. erect addition on the site. ing, at a regular meeting of the Township “I understand they take a topic “I was a math teacher,” he said. The determination of said Board is now on Committee of the Township of Millburn in the file in the office of the Board Secretary and is County of Essex, held on the 2nd day of and spend a lot of time discussing “I’m want to take a look at the ele- available for inspection during normal busi- May, 2006. the curriculum content and the mentary and secondary math pro- ness hours. Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Bunny Rice Township Clerk Classified Department: best ways to teach it,” he said. grams.” Acting Secretary/ Clerk to the Daniel J. Baer, Mayor Board of Adjustment Chairman, Township Committee The superintendents itinerary The Item 1713673 The Item 1709996 1 Garret Mountain Plaza • PO Box 471 Fee $6.88 Fee $9.03 West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 May 11, 2006 May 11, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 11, 2006 D5

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0000254888-01 When problems arise around the house - don’t panic! Just turn to the Classified’s Service Directory in this newspaper. We’ve got the …with these add-ons! help you need when you need it. D8 Thursday, May 11, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Junior League sponsors ‘good eating’ event April 28

Volunteers from the Junior ty and to celebrate National Vol- League of the Oranges and Short unteer Week.” Hills hosted “Kids in the Kitchen,” Locally, Kids in the Kitchen was an after-school event featuring the finale of “Fitness for Kids,” a nutrition-focused activities, April six-week pilot program at the 28 at the Springfield YMCA, a Springfield YMCA funded by a branch of the Summit Area $500 grant from the Junior League YMCA. of the Oranges and Short Hills. Whole Foods in Millburn spon- The program, open to students sored the event, which included a enrolled in after-school programs special interactive cooking lesson at the Y, promoted physical activi- by celebrity nutritionist Lynn Fred- ty as part of an emphasis on devel- ericks of FamilyCook Productions. oping life-long healthy habits for The event was free for Springfield young children. students in pre-kindergarten The Junior League of the through fifth grade and their par- Oranges and Short Hills was ents. founded in 1913 to serve the com- “We are proud to have part- munities of East Orange, Liv- nered with Whole Foods of Mill- ingston, Maplewood, Millburn, burn and the Springfield YMCA in Orange, Short Hills, South Orange, an effort to address the health and Springfield and West Orange. Its well being of young children in our members are committed to pro- community,” said Junior League moting voluntarism, developing President Karen Hartshorn Hilton, the potential of women, and of South Orange. “Our Kids in the improving communities through Kitchen event was one of more the effective action and leadership than 200 similar events that week- of trained volunteers. Its purpose is end hosted by Junior Leagues in exclusively educational and chari- ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM four countries in an effort to raise table. For additional information, Brian Candli, 6, shows off his ravioli mold after crafting several raviolis with the help of his mom, Caroline, one of the organizers awareness about childhood obesi- visit www.jlosh.org. of the Kids In The Kitchen event sponsored by the Junior League of the Oranges and Short Hills April 28. Twenty-five volunteers were on hand at the Springfield YMCA for the first time event, which featured celebrity nutritionist Lynn Fredericks, who taught healthy cooking in two sessions of 75 pre-kindergarten to fifth grade students and their parents. More than 100 students and parents attended the event. Felician College Teacher Education Teacher Education Certification • For those with a bachelor’s degree in need of certification • Elementary,Special, and Early Childhood Education W177260-01 • Teaching Math K-12 Master of Arts • Elementary Education, Special Education, and Supervision • For certified or uncertified teachers Bachelor’s in Educationfor Working Adults • Earn your degree by attending class two nights a week • Become certified to teach Early Childhood and Elementary Education •Transfer credits accepted Supervisory Certificate Jack Hall, 3, finds Cheddar Bunnies in his goodie bag, provided STUDENTS FIRST by Whole Foods of Millburn, after the Kids in The Kitchen CROSSWORD cooking class at the Springfield YMCA April 28 ended. 2006 Information Sessions Sponsoring the event was the Junior League of The Oranges by David Levinson Wilk May 16 and June 13 and Short Hills. 12345 678910 11 12 13 7 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room, Rutherford Campus 14 15 16 Social news for publication can be submitted to Patricia Harris, 223 Montross Avenue social editor, via e-mail at [email protected] or by calling Learn more 17 18 19 (973) 921-6453 or by writing The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, (201) 559-6077 NJ 07041. [email protected] 20 21 22 www.felician.edu Lodiand Rutherford,NJ 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

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