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PetSmart at zoning hearing
With a little more than a week and has battled on municipal turf tion, Environmental and Land Use ing approval from the township’s left before representatives of PetS before. Sections, and has served on the zoning board for approval on park PetSmart at a glance mart are set to come before the Sullivan’s "“work will start West Orange Board of Adjustment ing, site-plan and laid use. PetSmart bills itself as the "largest specialty pet retailer of township’s Zoning Board of immediately as he prepares to pre for 12 years, according to Pazer. Sullivan has represented the Adjustment, members of Millbum sent the organization’s case at the "Members of our group from all Zoning Board of Adjustment for services and solutions for the lifetime needs of pets." United have hired an experienced Jan. 7 meeting of the Zoning Board around (the township) have come Union Township for five years, and The company operates more than 993 stores in the United States attorney to help squelch the of Adjustment," Jonathan Pazer, together to stand up for character has practiced law in Harrison, East proposal to move the store here. the group's president, said in a istics that this town has always Orange, South Orange, Orange, and Canada, according to its Web site, providing "a broad range of William C. Sullivan Jr. of Scar- statement to The Item of Millbum treasured - quality, uniqueness, W’est Orange, Keamy and Walling- s: services! inci & Hollenbeck will lead the and Short Hills. personal service, fine dining and a ton, according to Pazer. grassroots group in its struggle Sullivan served as a clinical pro touch of elegance,’’ Pazer said in th e Millbum Township’s Zon against the big-box store, which fessor at the Rutgers University his statement. “The arrival of big- ing Board erf Adjustment will meet services. plans to move into the space on School of Law in the Environmen b at highway stores will signal the at 7 pm. on Jan. 7 in Town Hall. Financial figures published by the company show total sales fo r Millbum Avenue being vacated by tal Law Clinic and was an adjunct end to an era of quality’ shopping Representatives of PetSmart 2006 were $ 4 2 million. Whole Foods next year. professor at the school’s Cook Col and dining." were not available for comment at The attorney is experienced in lege Campus. He is associated with Sullivan has specialized in land- press time. Stores typically are located on m^or thoroughfares such as Route land-use and environmental law's the New Jersey Stats Bar Associa use applications. The store is seek - A nth o m G. Attrino j 2Z and Route 10 and highways and malls throughout the state.
EDUCATION Heartfelt goodbye for South Mountain principal
South Mountain School teach Students line up for ers, students and parents said a chance to give farewell to Principal Ted Linden- goodbye hugs to berg Dec 20. Lindenberg, who is retiring, said South Mountain although he first only intended to School Principal Ted serve as principal in an interim Lindenberg Dec. 20 capacity, Superintendent of at his retirement Schools Richard Brodovv con reception in the vinced him to stay on for three school’s m ulti-pur years. Then, Lindenberg added, the pose room. Linden- three years turned to four. berg said he “dread “I so dreaded this week,” Lin ed" saying goodbye denberg told students and parents. to the students, fac “I thank you ail for giving me the opportunity to be a small part of ulty and staff. this wonderful community" ‘Ted changed the whole tone of STAFF PHOTO this building to a caring communi- BY HARRY TRUMBORE iy” PTO co-president Clare Begley’ said. “He created an environment that was safe, nurturing and col laborative” Lindenberg’s successor, Anna Mae Stefanelh, the current instructional supervisor at Glen- wood School, will begin at South Mountain after the holiday recess.
- Harrv Trumbore
2007 REVIEW A good and memorable year for township...
By Harry Trumbore built by township employees and The municipality’ held off on ask heartened the Board of Education net and bolt operations, filed an $77.5 million budget with a local and Patricia Harris students. The event coincided with ing the council to consider a third gave its permission this month to injunction seeking to prohibit the tax levy of $65 million for the of The item daylong outdoor games and activ method, dart and euthanize, which cull deer on the Oakey Tract a 32- township from continuing to con 2007-08 school year. ities, with concession stands offer the township first proposed last acre parcel of land off Hartshorn duct its net and bolt program on High school principal Keith As thoughts turn to 2008, here’s ing food and drink. The day was year and which has yet to be Drive, through sharpshooting or residential properties. The injunc Neigel retired in June after serving how we assess the year that’s fast capped off with a rock ’n’ roll con approved for use anywhere in the dart and euthanize operations. tion was later dismissed in court more than 25 years as the school’s coming to a close: cert in Tayior Park. state. Several Committee members sug In all, the township culled 68 head administrator. Neigel was In August a family fun day was In considering its course of gested culling could reduce the deer last season at a cost erf replaced byhigh school Vice Prin Sesquicentennia! held at the municipal swimming action, the governing body is tak number of surrounding properties $42,075. cipal William Miron. Residents celebrated the 150th pool ing into account a deer manage where net and boh operations Over its eight years of deer man Three hundred four seniors anniversary of the township’s Finally, a gala black-tie dinner ment program for the South would be needed. agement activities, the township graduated in June from Millbum incorporation with events held dance at Hie Hilton Short Hills Mountain Reservation announced Last season the township con has culled 574 deer at a cost of High School. Because erf the large throughout the year. Oct 27 closed out the Sesquicen- this summer by Essex County. The ducted sharpshooting to cull deer approximately $300,000. class size, graduation exercises in March a police ceremony in tennial calendar of events. county has said it will hire a ven in Old Short Hills Baric, as had were held at the Richard J. Codey front of the law enforcement build dor to conduct sharpshooting been done nearly’ every’ year since Board of Education Arena at South Mountain in West ing and a cocktail reception at The Deer management operations in the 2,047-acre park the program began in 2000. In Only three candidates filed in MaB at Short Hills kicked off the By year’s aid, the Township land on 10 days beginning next addition, the municipality hired a February for three open seats on In October; the administration official celebration. Committee was still formulating its month and continuing through vendor for the first time to conduct the Board of Education. Noreen announced a total of4,663 PreK- A parade down Millbum deer management program for February. Local officials are hope net and bolt operations on a select Brunini, who had previously to-12th grade students w e re Avenue June 9 featured marching 2008. Two methods of deer culling, ful the new program wiD reduce group of private properties. Those served a term on the board, Lise enrolled for the 2007-08 school bands, politicians, troops of Boy sharpshooting on public lands and the number of deer coming out of Chapman and Michael Bimberg year, a growth of approximately and Girl Scouts and youth athlet net and bolt operations on private the reservation and taking up February and into early March. were swom in after the April 100 students over the past two ic teams, vintage fire trucks, a properties, have been approved by residence on private lands. In March HUMANE Millbum, school board elections. beauty queen and numerous floats the state’s fish and Game Council In addition, local officials are a local organization opposing the Voters in April also approved a SEE Y E A R , PAGE A3
CLASSIFIEDS 04,05 MOVIES 84 In Vo/. 120 No. 52 A look at 2007 town sports. Classifieds COMMUNITY D! PUBLIC NOTICES 02 fo r more classifieds, see page D4, D5. for home delivery, It was a banner year. P a g e C l. To place a classified ad in COMMUNITY EVENTS A4 PUZZIES 03 The Item of Millbum and call 888-504-4280. Short Hills, and our other community EDITORIAL A4 RELIGIOUS NEWS 82 Fire wood for Sale! newspapers, call 1-800-891-9467. S l Solid Oak & Asti Seasoned. education SI SPORTS C1-C6 Please recycle. & less! 25% entertainment 83. B4 recycled newsenst 8”” 52823 00015 2 I Delivered,973-379-8988 Dumped or Stacked ' Call Jimmy James A2 Thursday, December 27,2007 The Item of Miilburn and Short Hills www.TheltemOnline.com
in 1857, the year it was established as a municipality by the Capt Michael Scannieilo of the township fire departm ent state, Miilburn Township had three schools, a 1-room school and Robin Kirchner of the MiiF house near the Old Short Hills Road-Parsonage Hill Road inter burn-Short Hills chapter of section, another 1-room school house on White Oak Ridge near the American Red Cross exam ine equipm ent to be Parsonage Hill Road and a 3-room building on Miilburn Avenue demonstrated at the CERT opposite the present Town Hall. open house set for Ja n . 23.
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POLICE Shoplifters work through the holidays By Anthony G.Attrino the police reported. The woman pleaded with the inspected the fitting room who of The Item Robinson was charged with employees to let her go, which they found only five pieces of merchan shoplifting and taken to the Essex did, according to police. dise inside. A string of shoplifting reports in County jail. Township police officers arrest Loss prevention officers said The Mall at Short Hills kept police Later, a loss prevention officer ed the woman about 2 pun. the they watched Viliani walk out of busy in recent days with arrests of from the mall gave police a copy of next day in the mall store where the store with her Victoria’s Secret out-of-towners accused of stealing a surveillance videotape in which a she worked. thousands of dollars worth of mer- woman resembling Robinson She was identified as Nasima B. any attempts to pay for the mer chandise. appears to remora an SI ,800 Ahmed, 27, of Hillside. She was chandise.” The first theft occurred on Dec. Chtoe handbag from Neiman Mar- charged with shoplifting Viliani was stopped outside the 13 when Dana Robinson. 42, w4s cus and leave the store without Earlier on Dec. 17, a Macv’s store and searched, according to I" c iJ a m w g a 5tra, 0 1 ? 1 stopped in the parking lot By a Iocs paying. The alleged theft, which is employee was arrested after a loss police. 11 the regular price!!! (marirrun dfecorrtS6.Q0) I prevention officer who told police under investigation with Robinson prevention manager spotted him ,rVillani had five of the previ Oder expires Ifarch 30,2008 he watched the Newark womar< as the suspect, occurred on Nov. attempting to leave the store with a ously selected items in her Victo walk out of Neiman Marcus with a 29. DVD player worth $60 hidden ria's Secret bag” police reported In handbag worth $1,980. On Dec. 17 the assistant manag- all, cops said they found in Viliam’s 669 MilHmra Avenue The officer told cops he viewed er of Solstice sunglasses store Wendell Hayes, 47, of Newark, bag: a pair of Joe’s White blue jeans I M o M o n t o e y Short Hills, New Jersey 67078 the woman on a closed-circuit TV, flagged down police to tell them an was arrested and charged with worth $158; one Theory green 376-0411 • 376-0412 take the Chloe handbag off a rack employee from another mall store tanktop worth $55; one Diane Von about 11:15 a.m. and leave the | shoplifted a $400 pair of glasses, Jennifer M. VfflanL 27, of Madi Furstenberg dress w'orth $195; two *Not Just Another Cleaner* store without paying. He followed^ The assistant manager told son, was arrested and charged with Nanett Lepore sweaters worth Robinson outside and brought her police he “saw the suspect remove shoplifting about 630pm . on Dec, $560. Villani was fingerprinted, back into the store where authori- foe sunglasses from a display and 18 after a mall security officer fold photographed and charged with ties were called, according to never returned them.” police she was observed Stealing police reports. , Another Solstice employee fol- clothes from Neiman Marcus. 9ajn.onjaa3. Poiice reported that in addition .lowed the woman out of the store According to police, Viliani was About 3:15 pm. last Thursday, a to the purse, Robinson had taken a 'as the assistance manager viewed recorded on a store security cam Neiman Marcus store detective pair of jeans from Nordstrom’s, the 9 p.m. incident on the store’s era taking four pairs of jeans and told police she watched a woman She admitted to “taking the jeans surveillance video. On the tape, the four shirts off racks and counters remove a Ferragumo handbag without paying,” according to woman appears to hide the Chanel and then entering a fitting room worth $1,950 and a Balenciaga police, who also reported finding a * sunglasses in her bag as she stands carrying a pink Victoria’s Secret handbag worth $1,725 from the second pair of jeans along with a in front of the counter, according bag. shelves and sling one over her coat that they'believe were stolen to a police reported, “When she finally exited the fit shoulder and carry one in her but did not bear any identifiable When Solstice employees con- ting room,she had no items in her hands. store tags. fronted the woman, she reportedly hand, just her Victoria’s Secret The woman “then walked The woman did not have any said she “accidentally” took the bag," police reported. receipts for merchandise with her, sunglasses, according to police. A loss prevention officer SEE SHOPLIFTERS, PAGE 86
FIRE Tablecloth catches fire in business office By Anthony G.Attrino also arrived on the scene, accord on the gasoline. The woman’s vehi electrician to check a power panel of The Item ing to a report cle was carted away on a flatbed where water may have seeped A motorist had a scare around truck, according to reports. Firefighters last week said they A business office on Kennedy noon on Dec. 19 when foe car she A report of an odor of natural observed a fuel oil spill near an Parkway was the scene of a table was driving leaked gasoline onto gas about noon on Dec. 19 underground storage tank in the cloth fire that was apparently Kennedy Parkway near Parsonage brought firefighters to a garage on town yard on Essex Street Hill Road and South Orange Oaklawn Road The spill was due to a blocked according to the Miilburn Fire Avenue, the fire department The firefighters detected a slight vent line during an oil delivery to Department reported. odor of propane inside, according the tank, according to a report The report of a cooking fire Rosemary Erickson of to reports. After checking, they The Department of Public came into the fire department in Watchung reported that she found a propane tank that die Works cleaned the spill, which was the late afternoon on Dec. 19 owner had moved outside before estimated to be no more than one People inside the office told fire drag from her car. their arrival, according to a report or two gallons, according to the fighters that a stemo can had She pulled over and discovered The fire department advised the fire department Members of the leaked onto foe tablecloth, which her gas tank had become loose and occupant to take the tank bade to fire department worked with led to the small blaze. was hitting the road, according to place of purchase for a replace police on Dec. 18 to secure a haz Firefighters reported finding an reports. m ent Reports of a water leak ardous fow-hangjng wire in front "extinguished fire involving a table The woman called police and a about 5:15 p.m. on Dec. 18 BOBBIIS cloth on a table that was being tow truck. But after waiting for brought firefighters to a Rahway The cable wire was found hang used for food service.” more than an hour, the police offi Road home where they found a ing close to the ground about No injuries were reported. cer called another tow truck. water softener leaking from a con 1030 am. and was determined to KNESwaas ‘The fire had been extinguished As they waited, the tank began trol valve in the basement be a hazard to people walking or by occupants prior to foe fire to leak even more gasoline, 5 3 1 MiUBURN AVENUE • SHOUT H n i5 .N I The fire department shut down driving by, according to a report 973.379 3600 • KKNit80BaiNS.C0M department’s arrival,” according to according to reports. the main water supptyto the house Authorities temporarily secured reports. The fire department arrived on and advised the occupant to call a the cable and notified the cable A fire department investigator the scene and spread an absorbent plumber to make repairs and an company.
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A t the Dec. 18 Township Committee meeting, Committeewoman Ellen Steinberg, left, presents a proclamation honoring resident Marie Pacelle for her vo lu n teer contributions to the com m unity.
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Township resident Marie V. ties and said, “That's five lifetimes Rose of Lima Ladies Auxiliary for a past president of the Rolling Hills Pacelle is the most recent recipient of volunteering." 40 years, including as past presi Garden Club and volunteered for of the municipality's Community Steinberg also addressed Pacelle dent and die Neighborhood New Eyes for the Needy. Service Award, presented at the and said. ''You are a petite woman House, for which she served as “I just want to thank you,” Dee. 18 Township Committee with a giant heart, who epitomizes vice chairperson and a board Pacelle told the Committee and meeting. the spirit of a community service member. audience in accepting her award. In describing Pacelle's commit award, and we thank you.” In addition, Pacelle has worked “I’m deeply honored for such an ment to her community. Vivian Among the organizations to as a pediatrics volunteer at St award. My speeches are nice and Steinberg, a member of the Com which Pacelle has contributed are Barnabas Medical Center, served short” munity Service Award Committee, the Red Cross blood bank for 25 as a board member for the United rattled off a list of volunteer activi vean and its food bank, the St Way of Millbum-Short Hills, been -Patricia Harris
Newly adopted puppy missing in township Sunday, December 30™ 10am Family Worship A township family has been des ples’ backyards and chicken fat has perately searching for their lost been brushed on sidewalks as a Beigon Freese poodle, which went lure. missing Dec. 11. Owner Liz Visone reccom- Scriptures & Excerpts 'Two weeks ago the family mends that if you see the pup, adopted a brand-new puppy. Two “Grab a blanket and throw it over from hours later it got off the leash and the dog to catch him.” has been missing ever since” said Germaine is about 10 pounds, Handel’s “Messiah” Lenny Weiland, a neighbor. has an off-white coat, and was with The entire neighborhood has freshly groomed (though he may been patrolling the streets looking be dirty now). Choir & Chamber Orchestra for the pup to try' and return it to He was just recently neutered the family. Weiland said and needs his medicine. He is The puppy has been spotted sev micro-chipped, but has no collar. Child Care - Ample Parkina eral times near Drug Fair on Vaux- He is very small so piease be on the hall Road. The dog is friendly but lookout because he iikes to hide m \ frightened, darting away from under things for shelter, Weiland ■ v £■ everyone, Weiland said. said. He has been appearing in the Anyone with information about early morning and in the late after the puppy’s whereabouts is asked A noons. to call Weiland at 908-591-4557 or *• • ***,'?.• Millbum Animal Control and 732-207-6050 or Visone at 201- as. ____ _ ± _____ - ; !- police have joined in to try to save 401-6195. PHOTO COURTESY OF LENNY WEILAND A the dog, which is named Ger * ' V maine. Traps have been set in peo -Lisa Torsiello A township family is heartbroken after Germaine, a Beigon ‘ ' A Freese poodle, went missing on Dec. 11. 7 /
YEAR riety for wearing a different hat more than S in million in private tions with owners of several prop during each robber, earning him donations to carpet the high erties on Essex and Spring streets FROM PAGE A! self the nickname the Hat Bandit school stadium playing field with for purchase of the properties. By The Hat Bandit reportedly nev artificial turf kicked off a similar years end, negotiations were still years. er showed a weapon during his campaign this fall. ongoing, although the Township , / v . " Also in October, administrators In the current campaign, the Committee has passed ordinances and board members picked up ber who targeted h e Sovereign Millbum Sports Activity Founda authorizing the issuance of bonds C N -. gold-painted shovels to break Bank at 243 Millbum Ave. Nov. tion hopes to raise approximately for the purchase and the appropri ground for construction projects at 19 waved around two handguns $900,000 to fund installation of ation of funds to pay the acquisi 4 A W O # ’ ! the middle and high schools. and ordered employees and a cus another artificial turf field behind tion costs. The construction, which will tomer to lie on the floor while he the stadium that could be used for i \ / j add three-story wings and addi filled a duffle bag with cash. soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and PetSmart hearings , v p ' ■' } ‘ tional instructional space to both No one was injured in the inci softball. The national retailer PetSmart I'H schools, is funded by a $21.3 mil dent The robber remains at large. After collecting more than is seeking to establish a store and *. | j i v '-4 _ t-n f . I t i lion bond referendum approved $600,000 in donations and kennel on Millbum Avenue by i. , . ; by voters in September 2006. pledges early in the year during leasing space that will become y~ i ! * ' »* '' jr ■ A i i > ■ m i - r A4 I ! / * f t In early April, the local theater private meetings and an open available when Whole Foods mar E le c tio n announced it was experiencing a house for potential donors, the ket moves out of the Millbum * J ! W ’ ~ * S : v * A . * r. i Mayor Daniel Baer and Com shortfall of $1.5 million for its foundation opened the public Gateway Center next spring. ^ 1 \ . l 4( mitteeman Thomas McDermott operations, and without an infu fund-raising campaign at the Representatives of the retailer were unopposed in their bids for sion of $3 million, wmuld not be Thanksgiving Day football game at came before the Zoning Board of two open seats on the Township able to produce its final two shows the stadium. Foundation officials Adjustment in September and Committee. McDermott, with of the season. The theater’s board hope to meet their goal so the field again in November to request vari D v A 1,821 votes, edged Baer, who of directors turned to the public can be installed during the sum ances for its proposed store. :fc, <%. ja m : ■ received 1,697 votes, in the Nov. 6 and the municipality for help and mer of 2008. As the hearings continue, a > , l I election. a Save the Paper Mill Rally was grassroots organization, Millbum i f # Incumbent Republicans Sen. held Redevelopment United, has formed to oppose the ■J * ^ l l V ! W Thomas Kean, Jr., and Assembly- The public responded with an The township continued with store’s application. By year’s end, men Jon Bramnick and Dr. Eric outpouring of contributions, and its process of redeveloping por the group had hired a land-use ^ ! Munoz turned away Democratic by May a loan of $3.5 million had tions of the downtown in accor attorney to appear at the next ■t % challenges for their District 21 been arranged with the local dance with the state's redevelop- meeting of the zoning board, i ) seats in Trenton. branch of Investor’s Savings Bank, ment statutes. scheduled for Jan. 7. v ^ n For the sixth straight election, enabling the theater to complete Late last year officials defined The group also has plans to hire county wotkeis at Town Hall were its season. an area in need of redevelopment a planner to provide expert testi unable to download results from The board of directors then that included three areas in the mony. the touchscreen electronic voting concentrated on developing a downtown, consisting mainly of machines. Essex County officials long-term strategy to ease its finan municipal properties and includ Cell tower k :,m said a “connectivity issue” pre cial troubles. As part of that strate ing several commercial properties. Hearings for a proposed cell vented the electronic hook-up, but gy, the theater is asking the town At the direction of the Town tower in the Oakey Tract began in !/ v > .V 9 i r\ «4M> * && ' / ’ a town consultant monitoring the ship to buy the property on which ship Committee, the Planning August 2005. Cingular Wireless problem blamed incompetence at its building sits and lease the build Board this year hired a planning proposed to build an 82-foot >- si m * i i ■ ) , T " % M the county level. ing back to the theater. The theater firm, Wallace, Roberts and Todd of monopole on a portion of the land l\ V It ■ would take the money it realizes Philadelphia, to create a redevel owned tty the New Jersey Ameri P o lice from the sale of the property to opment plaiL In a series of meet can Water Co. In July, law enforcement offi create an unrestricted endowment ings this summer and fall, the plan The company at the end of cials arrested Maplewood resident In October the Paper Mill hired ning team met with township offi November 2006 withdrew its James Madison and charged him New Jersey native Mark T. Jones as cials, business and property7 own application. with robbing as many as 18 local its new executive director. Jones ers and residents to solicit their In May, the company C l ) N G R E G A T I O .\ A i . C H U R . C H banks, including the township has extensive experience in rescu input The group has now created announced it had reached an branch of the HSBC Bank, in ing ailing cultural institutions. several alternatives proposals and agreement with Community Con October 2006. is to present them in the new year. gregational Church to install the 200 Mart''horn Drive. Short H ilh Madison, who later confessed Synthetic turf In the meantime, municipal antennae inside the church to the robberies, gained local noto A group that successfully raised officials continued their negotia steeple. Phone (975) 579-5600 Page A 4 PetSmart "will degrade the immediate The item of Miiibiim and Short Hills neighborhood and the effect will eventually December 27,2007 spread to all of our properties.” www.TheltemOnline.com S tep h a n ie N esser, Stony Lane
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The backlash over a proposed PetSmart and kennel to take the place of Whole Foods on Millbum Avenue took a new Q u r £ T } fbl-'/viA RT? twist this week when the group opposing the idea hired a Yo u 'll lawyer experienced in land-use and environmental laws to SCARE, V 0 6 6 I E S '7 fight their battles. t f t w / Millbum United released a statement vowing that attorney William C. Sullivan Jr. will help preserve the township’s “qual ity, uniqueness, personal service, fine dining and touch of ele gance.” We hope so. The group’s attorney, William C. Sullivan Jr., is set to address the issue at a township Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on Jan. 7. He’s got a lot of support from township residents. A lot of convincing is needed before we can back a store like PetSmart We believe big-box stores such as PetSmart are better suit ed to Route 22 and Route 10, where they will draw shoppers from many townships. Setting up such a facility in Millbum will not benefit the
area. In fact, such a big store is sure to generate nuisance traf SO lOA S t i e s s o I OhlcS- fic and possibly create unnecessary noise. And what about dis- IfijMOOEtl lOtiERE- D oem E s. posa! of waste? Will there be a strain on the sewer system. None of these questions have been addressed by the mega chain. E L © 7
EDUCATION SAT. orientation classes scheduled OLD-TIME GLENWOOD BEANIE ON DISPLAY The Gifted Child Society is taken by high school juniors and When township students visit the Millbum-Short Hiils Historical Society's museum, they offering several one-time orienta seniors. Math and language are introduced to early school memorabilia from local schools. Among those items is this tion sessions for bright seventh and instructors will familiarize the stu beanie, which belonged to a young former resident, Ronald Joy. Ronald was a student at eighth graders who have registered dents with the different types of Glenwood Elementary School, apparently in the 1940s, and it is presumed that this beanie to take the SAT. in January. questions and sample problems represents a bit of his enthusiasm for his school. Each session is three hours long, from sections of previous tests. from 630 to 930 pm , sessions are Test-taking techniques also will be scheduled for Jan. 16,21 and 23 in covered. the office of the Gifted Child Soci Enrollment for each d a s is lim ety at 190 Rock Road, Glen Rode ited. Interested parents are invited The orientation is designed to to caff the non-profit Gifted Quid acquaint the students with the for Society at 201-444-6530 for a reg mat of the test The test usually is istration form and fee information.
MUNICIPAL W H O T YO G A Bus service available to senior citizens
The township provides free bus aries to medical appointments, service to senior citizens five days grocery shopping, meetings and a week, running Mondays, Tues- activities. Pakengers must be able days, Wednesdays and Fridays to board and depart from the bus from 830 am. to 3 p.m. and without assistance. Step on the mat. Thursdays from 830 am. to noon. The bus does not have lift capa- Residents over the age of 62 bility. To request bus service, call may call a day in advance for trans- 973-5647076 between 7 and Burn off the fat. portation within township bound- 8:15 am.
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PUi . S Registration is set for kindergartners It’s time for parents of aging any families with a signed preschool-age children to begin house contract or lease who will be thinking about next year. moving into the township to regis Kindergarten registration for the ter all their school-aged children 2008-09 school year will be held at on Jan. 23 and 24. each of the township’s five ele Parents with a question about mentary schools on Wednesday, kindergarten registration or who Jan. 23. and Thursday, ]an. 24, are uncertain as to which school from 9 to 11 am. their children will attend should In the event of a snow day, contact the public information kindergaten registration will be office at the Education Center at held Tuesday, Jan. 29. 973-376-3600, extension 163. Chiidren must be 5-years-old on The addresses and phone num or before Oct 1, 2008, to enter bers for the five elementary schools kindergarten in the rail. in the Milibum Township Public There are no exceptions to this School District are: policy. Kindergarten is a full day of Deerfield School, 26 Troy Lane. school. 973-379-4843 Parents must register in person Glenwood School. 325 Tavior at the school their child will be Road South, 973-379-7576 attending. Hartshorn School. 400 An official, original birth certifi Hartshorn Drive, 973-379-7550 PHOTO COURTESY OP SOUTH MOUNTAIN SCHOOL PTO cate must be shown during regis South Mountain School, 2 tration Southern Slope Drive, 973-921- A front row of Alexa Jenfis, Jasen Aziz, Eva Nelson and Atyssa Yang, from (eft, leads South Mountain School third graders in Proof ot residency is also 1394 their performance Dec. 18 during the school's annual holiday concert. required. Wyoming School, 55 Myrtle Copy of the lease, deed or con Avenue, 973-761-1619. tract for the home, or a current util Families should make every ity bill are acceptable. effort to register their children on HUMOROUS HOLIDAY HOSTS School officials are also encour January 23 and 24. Glenwood School music teacher Grace John son takes time out between three separate performances Dec. 14 of the annual holiday 2007-08 township public school calendar concert to visit with the “Zamboni Brothers." From left, Tyler Schick, Kirk Widens, Sebastien Dec. 24-Jao. J Winter recess—schools dosed Deguines, Max Retik and Danny Cohen, who Jan. 2 Classes resume perform ed holiday jokes during the fifth grade perfor Jan. 21 Martin Luther King Day-schools closed mance.
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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Church opening workshops on addiction to community Christ Church will offer four Thursday jan. 10, from 730 to opportunities in January to learn 9 p.m., “Coping in an Addictive about addiction. Society1- The church will hold several Sunday, Jan. 13, from 10:45 workshops and discussions on aan. to noon, “Addiction: Its understanding, recognizing and Impact on Body, Mind, and Spir talking about the many feces of it” and addiction, its risks and the Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 930 rewards of recovery. Hie sessions to 11 am.. “Addiction: Its Risks will be open to the public. and Attraction” Each session will be freestand The facilitator for the work ing. covering the basics; together shops is Sheiden Ogilvy they will complement one anoth Pisani. Pisani conducted under er and present a more compre graduate work at Wellesley Col hensive picture of addiction. The lege, majoring in Biblical litera workshops are designed to help ture, history and religion, and participants comprehend, identify earned her doctorate in psycholo and leam to communicate con gy at the New School for Social structively with one another about Research. addkriioa She is an addiction specialist Parishioners and members of and a licensed clinical alcohol the community are encouraged to and drug counselor and psy participate in whichever sessions chotherapist they can attend. The sessions will be held in th e dates and working topics Parish Hall of Christ Church, 66 are: Highland Ave. Tuesday; Jan. 8. from 6:15 to 8 For further information or p.m., "'Addiction and the Search directions, call the church office at PHOTO COURTESY O f CHRIST CHURCH tor Wholeness-’ 973-379-2898.
Taking a break during a dress rehearsal for this past Monday's Christmas Pageant at Christ Church are, standing, from left, first row, Ben Lee, Gordon Estes and Charlie Hill, second row, Daniel Ofeson, Ned Harwood and Clint Richards and third row, Bradley Bunn, Lauren Graves, Caroline Willian and Mikell Graves. Seated are, first row, Pete Lurie and Taylor Richards and, sec ond row, Sydney Steffen and Charlie Boyle. Newark’s mayor addressing congregation on January 18 Services & Events In recognition of Martin Music, will Luther King Jr. Day, Core Booker, showcase his the mayor of Newark, will deliv 1 music, the inter Christ Church Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., year-old classroom; kindergarten Members of the religious com er the sermon at Congregation section of Jew 7:15, 8, 9:30 a.nt: The Rev. and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. through third grade will combine munity are invited to submit B’nai Jeshurun during Shabbat ish musical tra Leslie Smith will preach and the Tuesday, New Tear's Day, 9 and meet in the choir room: all information for publication. services on Friday, Jan. 18, at 8 ditions and Rev. Karen Rezach will assist at the am., noon, 530 pm.: Masses. older children will worship with News should be submitted via p m 8 am. service. The sidesman will their families. A special Coffee e-m ail to theitem@norihjer- The event is open to the com Nelson visit- be Mary Macy. Smith will preach South Mountain Community Hour to honor Johnson, who is sev.com or bv calling 973-921- munity. Booker ed B’nai Jeshu and celebrate and Rezach will Church retiring this month, will follow 6455 or by writing The Item, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun run with his assist at the 9:30 a.m. Holy 11 am.: Weekly' aduit worship worship. 343 Millbum Ave., Millbum. was founded in Newark in 1848 choir from the Hopewell Baptist Eucharist The lessons will be read service takes place in the Millbum 07041. and retains ties to the city through Church during last years obser by members of the church. Nursery Middle School. The theme for this the Hopewell Baptist Church vance of Martin Luther King’s care starts at 9:15 am. housed in the former B’nai Jeshu birthday. SS-Gii S eMatte"re Christ‘ Adult Forum group plans two events run building on High Street There is no charge for the con Community Congregational The Adult Forum group is plan watch the comedy-drama film Bookers topic will be “Hope cert, which is also open to the Church St. Stephen’s Church ning two events at Congregation “Boynton Beach Club" Reserva and Renewal: Can the Dream of community. 10 a_tn.: On Messiah Sunday, 8 am : Holy Eucharist 10 am.: B'nai Israel next month. tions must be made by jan. 18. Rejuvenating Our Urban Centers For further information about the Rett Johann Bosnian and the Service of lessons and carols. On Tuesday, Jan. 8, the group Cost for each event is S7 for Be a Reality? Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, Rev. Jennifer T. Hrvnyk lead the will hold lunch at noon, followed members and S9 for nonmembers. On Saturday, Jan. 19, at 7:30 contact Executive Director Alice congregation in family worship. Wyoming Presbyterian Church by Judy Ebright, a Hirschhom To reserve a place, call 908-352- pm , Joshua Nelson, also known Lutwak, at 973-379-1555 or infot- Rev. Bosnian is preaching. Scrip 10 am.: The Rev. Ronald John Educator who will present a slide 8696. as the Prince of Kosher Gospel bj.org. ture and excerpts will be presented son will lead worship and preach show and lecture on Camille Pis from Handels “Messiah” with the the sermon. Special music will be sarro. Chancel Choir and a Chamber presented by soloists Emma Curtis Reservations must be made by Orchestra under the direction of and Amy French, under the direc Jan. 4. Warren H. Brown, minister of tion of Steven Shellman. Preschool On Tuesday, Jart 22, the group music. The reception is hosted by classes will meet in the in the 4- will hold lunch at noon and then Fran Woodring. All are welcome and childcare is provided. 10:15 a.m: Sunday school program for GUARANTEED! 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The younger Jazz Showcase on Friday, Conservatory. through an audition process and Junior Division classes will t i e Jan. 4, at 8 p.m. in the The auditions will be held Sat students are placed in the conser place at Paper Mill Playhouse. Bickford Theatre, Morristown. urday, Jan. 26, and Saturday, Feb. vatory according to ability, poten For tickets, priced at $13 in 2, from 9 am. to 5 p.m. each day at tial and demonstrated talent All 7b request more information or the Mil&um Middle School. spots lor the 2008 program are to schedule an audition, call advance, calf the box office at Hie conservatory offers training open and even-one must audition 973-379-5636, extension 2135. 973-971*3706. Any remaining for aspiring musical theater artists regardless of prior enrollment in Visit the Web site, wmw.paper- tickets wilt be sold at th e ages 10 to 18. Classes are designed Paper Mill classes or previous sum mill.org for audition guide d o e r fo r $15. to allow- students to work at their mer acceptance. lines. PHOTO COURTESY O f WYETH JAZZ SHOWCASE Tickets for talent show and benefit on sale |( Tickets are now on sale for formers, many of whom are pro- whom hare appeared at Paper Mill j “Stars Over Milibum,” a talent fessionals. Included in the compa- or off-Broadway. show and fund-raiser for Paper ny are Adrienne McKeown and Ticket prices are S25 in Mill Playhouse to be held Satur- Robert DuSold, Broadway actors advance, $30 at die door, and $15 day Jan. 5, in the Milibum High and singers and David for students. School Auditorium. Huneryager, a Milibum Middle A $3 online service fee wifi j In addition to the show, a silent School music teacher who was in apply, auction wifi be held. 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Hal Vdii wfeh oths <2rw T r.i this c?x,-7i N tr Valid jVtondoy-FVtdoy 11:30am -10pm ny, which includes Adriana Rosa, J N.t v-vj £i uke-cM :*t FAIR-AND-BALANCED PERFORMANCE Theater Timetable Theatergoers can be dazzled CLEARVIEW'S MILLBURN I a s Legend (PG-13) Today- Tues: noon, £30, by synchronized cycling, fly 5.7:30,» Wed STRUTS: 5,7.30 CINEMA ing acrobatics, artful juggling, Alvin and the Chipmunks (PG) Today-lues: 122-3,3,5:30,7:45,0 Wed S There: 530. >45 precision acts of balancing noon, 2.75,4:30.5:45.9 Wed S Thurs: 4:30, and entertaining clowns-ail 6:45 No Country for Old Men (Ri Today-Tues: 145 920 Wed S Thurs: 42Q performed by children ages 6 The Water Horse: The legend of the Deep National Treasure Book of Secrets (PG) to 16 trained in Oid World cir (PC-) Today-lues: 1,4.7,950 Wed a Thurs: 4,7 Today-Tues: 14.7,950 Wed S Thurs: 4,7 cus trati'rtions-when the Atonement (R) Today-Tues: 1:15,4:15,7:15.1Q Wed S Thurs: 455.7:15 Waft Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (R) Today- Russian-American Kids Circus Thufs: noon, 2:E 4:45,735,9:40 Wed & Thurs: Charlie Wilson's War (R) Today-Tutu: noon, comes to The Community 4:45,735 2:30,5,7:30.10 Wed-Thitrs: 5.7:30 Theatre at Mayo Center for CLEARVIEW'S SOUTH ORANGE the Performing Arts in Morris MAPLEWOOD THEATER town on Saturday, Jan. 5, at 3 Golden Compass (PG-13) Today 1:40.4:35.7:10. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER and 7 pjn. Ail seats for the 3 930 Fri-Mort: 120,6 fuss: 120.5:40 Enchanted (PG) Today-Tues:h, £30.4,630 p.m perform ance are $27; ait ! am legend (F5T3) Today-Sun: 2:15,4:15, Wed & Thurs: 4 seats for the 7 p,ra perfor 7:30. S’35 Men: 2.15.4:15.720,9:15 Tues: 235, Michael Clayton (R) Today-Tues: 9 Wed & 4:15,7:30 Wed 5 Thurs: 7:40 Thurs:? mance are $30. For tickets, call 973-539-8008 or visit National Treasure: Book ol Secrets (PG) Today: 1:30.4:15.705.930 Fri-Sun: £30.4:15. R:30.2,4:15 6:45.935 Wed 5 Thurs: 435,6:45 online at www.mayoarts.org. 7.05.9:35 Mon: 130.4,6:45.9 lues: £30.4:15, Pi. I Love You IPG-13) Today-Tues: H, £45, 705 WedS Thurs: 720 430,7:15,10 Wed & Thurs: 430,7:15 Walk Hard: The Dewey Cot Story (R) Today: Charlie Wilson’s War (R) Today-Tues: noon, PHOTO COURTESY OF THE COMMUNITY 230.5.7:30.10 Wed S Thurs: 5.7:30 THEATRE AT MAYO CENTER FOR THE £45 4:45,7:35 925 Fri-Sun: £45,4:45,7:40. PERFORMING ARTS 9:45 Mon: £45.4:45.7:30.9:20 Tues: £45 4:45. The Water Horse: The Legend of the Deep (PG) 7:40 Wed S Thurs: 7:45 Today-lues: 1£45 215 445,7,930 Wed i Thurs Sweeney Todd (R> Today: 2.425,725,9:35 4:457 Fri-Sun: 2.425.725.9:40 Mon: 2,425.705 9:10 Tues: 2,425.725 Wed S Thurs: 735 CLEARVIEW'S MADISON Juno (FG-f3) Today: £15.3:10.5:05,720,9:15 CINEMA 4 Fri-Sun: £15,3:10,505 720.9:30 Mon £15. Alvin and the Chipmunks (PG) Todav 1130,2, 310.5:05 7:10.905 Tues: I E 3:H). 505 720 4:15 6:45.9 Fri-Tues 030,1 415,6:45,9 Wed Wed S Thurs. 7:30 6 ihurs: 4(5,6:45 Ho Country for Old Men (R) Fri-Mon: 3:35,8:15 National Treasure: Book of Secrets (PG) Tues 325.755 Wed S Thurs: 725 Today-Tues: i, 4,7.10 Wed S Thurs: 4,7 Charts Wdson’s War (R) Today-Tues: neon. CLEARVIEW'S BEACON HILL 5 230,5,730.1035 Wed S Ihurs: 5.730 (SUMMIT) Juno (PG-13) Today-Tues 11:45,215,4:45,7:15. The Golden Compass (PG-13) Today-Tues: 9:45 Wed & Thurs: 4:45.735 12:45,6:45 WedS Thurs: 7:0 Arts and entertainment news for publication can be submitted to Patricia Harris, entertainment editor, via e-mail at theitem fnorthjersey.com or by calling 973-921-6453. MICHAEL 6. STEINBERG, PUS, PA Deadline nears for arts awards VSA arts of New Jersey ment in and commitment to an art Orthodontics {VSA/NJ}, a statewide not-for- form. The Education in the Arts profit organization dedicated to Awards are presented to outstand promoting the creative power of ing educators and administrators people with disabilities, is accept for establishing high quality arts ing applications for its 2008 Arts programs for classified students. Achievements Awards. The awards also recognize individ im p a ct VSA/NJ is an affiliate of VSA uals who have demonstrated out arts, which is designated by Con standing commitment to arts edu C o n cussion gress and the national coordinating cation for classified students. 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Plastic Surgery Center latemtkmk Anattw' service of the Union County 2card at Chosen Fneehoiders 89 Valley Road, Montclair, Ml 07042 Call for fatformatioB www.vouthfiitneck.com Cali 908-771-5901 www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS 973-746-3535 tU Spec. www.ThettemOnline.com The Item of Miilburn and Short Hilis Thursday, December 2 7,2 0 0 7 B5 Medical center offers community DECORATING THEIR HOME programs and education classes St Barnabas Medical Center in g ro u p begins at 5 p.m. There is no prenatal workshop helps mothers Livingston will be offering several fee. To register, call Marcia Krupit achieve the confidence and skills community programs and educa- social worker, at 973-322-8461. necessary for a satisfying nursing tion classes next month. BegLmung jan. 8, a New Mom's experience once their baby is bom. All classes and programs are Circle will be held. The group will The class is held from 73C (a 9:30 held at 94 Old Short Hills Road, meet on Jan. 8,15,22 and 29. It is p.m. There is a S40 fee. Call 973- Uvingston, unless otherwise stat- a free support group led by 522-5360 for scheduling and fee. ed. licensed clinical psychologists spe- On Jam 10 an Osteoporosis A Perinatal Bereavement Sup - cializing in prenatal and post-par- Support Group will be held. The port Group will be held Jan. 2. turn adjustment Topics include group strives to bring people Those who have experienced a loss transitioning to parenthood, mood together who share concerns about during pregnancy or the death of a changes, baby blues vs. post par- physical and emotional effects of newborn often benefit from shar- turn depression and myths of osteoporosis and protides partici- ing their distress and receiving sup- motherhood. The group will meet pants with an opportunity to share port from others who have suffered every Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 feelings, ideas and information in a a similar tragedy. The group offers a.m. at the SL Barnabas Amhula- supportive and caring emiron- support to help parents come to tore Care Center, 200 South m ent Meetings are held the sec- terms with grief Meetings are usu- Orange Ave., Livingston, across ond Thursday of every month from ally held the first Wednesday of from die Livingston Mall, there is 1130 am. to 1 pm. at the SL Bam- each month from 7:30 to 9 p.m. no fee. To register, call 973-322- abas Ambulatory Care Center, 200 There is no fee. To register, call 973- 5360. South Orange Ave., Livingston. 322-5745 or 975-322-5855. A Breastfeeding Support Group There is no fee. To register and for On jan.3. a Lamaze Refresher will meet Jan. 8. 15.22 and 29. This information, call 973-322-7830. course will be held. The program is prenatal workshop helps new On Jan. 19 a Marvelous Multi- a review- on breathing and relax- mothers achieve the confidence pies d a s will be offered. The ation skills for couples who previ- and skills they need for a satisfying course has been designed specifi- ously attended a prepared child- nursing experience. The group cally for women and their partners birth series during a prior pregnan- meets Tuesdays following the New who are expecting a multiple birth. cy. The course is held at 6:45 pm. Mom's Circle from 11:30 am. to Due to the possibility of activity' There is a S70 fee. Call 973-322- 12:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Hmitation, those who are interest- 5360 for more information. Ambulatory' Care Center, 200 ed should regirter as emly as possi- PHOTO CO URTESV O f R U K N E LLS S E P C iA U Z E D H OSPITAL On Jan. 6, a Siblings Class will South Orange Ave., Livingston, ble. The program covers childbirth be offered. The class, ideal for the Newborns in car seats or strollers preparation, new-torn baby care, Residents of Runnetls Specialized Hospital of Union County, at left, Hortense Stapleton and, whole family, is designed to reduce are welcome. There is no fee. For and includes a tour of labor and at right, Ernest Salvati, show the mosaics created by their fellow residents to decorate their children's anxieties when separat- reservations and information, call delivery. The class is held on a Sat home. They are joined by Patricia Scott, director of volunteer services and activities. Situat ing with their mothers at the time 975-322-5360. urday from 9 am. to 330 p.m. For ed on a 45-acre mountaintop tract of land that offers views of the Watchung Mountains, Run- of delivery. The class promotes a On Jan. 8 or 22, a Breastfeeding fee and to register, call 973-322- nells-located at 40 Watchung Way in Berkeley Heights—is easiiv accessible from Routes 22, good feeling about the hospital and Basics course will be given. The 5360. 24 and 78. Call 908-771-5700 to learn more about the hospital's programs. provides children with realistic expectations of newborn babies. Classes are held on a Sunday from 9 to 10 am. There is a $40 fee per Meet Michael Drews, M D - F A C O G family. For reservations and infor Is this the year mation, call 973-322-5360. Voted one o f the Top D octors in N ew Jersey On jan. 7, a Childbirth Prepara tion Class will take place. The you get fit? NJ Monthly-Nov.2007 class will prepare first-time parents r. Drews is a heard-ce railed reproductive endocrinologist, obstetrician and for pregnancy, labor and delivery, D gynecologist at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New jersey. He is also a and they will be provided with clinical associate professor in fee Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and instruction in baby care and given Reproductive Science a! University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey - a tour of the maternity unit. The Robert Wood Johnson Medicai School. His areas of specialty include infertility course consists of four evening s __ diagnosis and treatment, in vitro fertilization (WF). diminished ovarian reserve, and classes held once a week from recurrent miscarriages. Dr. Drews graduated from Cornell University Medical 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. A condensed College, and he completed a fellowship in reproductive endocrinology at t e n t weekend series is also available. Sinai School of Medicine. He Is author of several scientific publications, including Call 973-322-5560 for scheduling chapters for many widely used textbooks on reproductive endocrinology. He is the information and fee. recipient of the Purdue Frederick Award from the American College of On jan. 8 a Kidney Transplant JOIN NOW BEFORE Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and the Member Prize Paper Award from the Support Group will be held. The 2008 RATE INCREASE!" American Fertility Society. In recognition of his outstanding work with patients. Dr. monthly group, led by SL Barn Drews received the highest honors from RESOLVE ot New Jersey', the 2002 Zenith abas Renal Transplant Centers, Award, and he also received the American Fertility Association's Family Building was founded on the basis that Award in 2004. ongoing support and education are vital to successful recovery and beginner & advanced yoga - pilates mat - core yoga - tae-kwon Do - REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE ASSOCIATES* OF NEW JERSEY - acupuncture & Chinese medicine NEW! - massage therapy - adaptation to life after transplan - evke cycling - personal prainlng - teen memberships - 769 Northfield Avenue, Ste 228, West Orange, NJ 973-325-2229 tation. The meetings are held on - fitness evaluations - child care - steam rooms - the second Tuesday of each month - tovje! & laundry service - nutrition consultation - 111 Madison Avenue, Morristown, NJ 973-971 -4600 and alternate times. 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ROSELAND ♦ 973.226.4211 / MiLLBURN • 973467.1810 NEWARK * 973.877.5534 / SECAUCUS * 201.863.0110 Vjsit our Website at wwyv.care-onexom B6 Thursday, December 27,2007 The Item of MiUbum and Short Hills www.TheltemOnfine.com COMPUTERS EDUCATION College classes Students get accounting scholarships The New Jersey Society" of Cer Four-year awards up to $8300 are semester or entering an account New Jersey. Over the course of its tified Public Accountants (NJSC- available. ing-related program in the fall existence, the fund has awarded PA) is accepting applications for The NJSCPA College Scholar 2008 semester. more than $23 million and sup set for January the society's high school and col ship Program provides scholar For more information, visit ported more than 1,000 New Jer lege scholarship programs. ships to accounting students sey students and helped to Hie West Esses campus of accounting needs for small busi Hie NJSCPA High School already enrolled at New jersey col- In 2007, the NJSCPA presented increase the number of minorities Essex County College will offer a ness owners. Tuition is S180 with a Scholarship Program is open to all $340,000in awards to more than series of personal computer-based $25 lab fee. New Jersey high school seniors Hie scholarships are available sum evening and Saturday classes start Introduction to Computes is a planning on majoring in account to college students currently in Established in the 1960s, the The NJSCPA, with more than ing in January. Classes will beheld 13-session lab-based course pro ing. Scholarships are awarded their junior year or seniors who NJSCPA Scholarship Fund has 15,000 members, represents the at 730 Bloomfield Ave. in West viding a thorough introduction to based on academic performance, will be enrolled in an accounting- grown to become the largest pro- interests of the accounting Caldwell. computer basics as well as key an essay and personal interview. in People planning to enroll in a boarding, Windows, Microsoft Windows-based course should Word, and the Internet Hie class also take a one-evening Microsoft will meet Mondays, starting Jan. Windows seminar Jan. 3 from 730 28, from 7 to 9:45 p m Tuition is to 1030 p.m. Tuition is $27 with $324 with a $41 lab fee. an $8 lab fee. Personal Computer Mini-Series Hie Four-in-One class focuses is an intensive, three day class INSTANT on the hottest Microsoft software designed to improve computer lit program which includes Power eracy skills in spreadsheets, word Point, Word, Excel and Access. processing and presentations. ^ | B A T | The 15-session class meets Three courses will be held in two Wednesdays, starting Jan. 9, from hour blocks from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuition is $270 Feb. 12 to 14. with a $35 lab fee. The classes will be in Excel Microsoft Access Introduction Introduction (9 to 11 am ). Word is a six-session class that will teach Introduction (11 am. to 1 p.m.) wn&DOMNDnKn the basics in developing Access and PowerPoint Introduction (1 to databases and reports. The class 3 pm). nutoMf! will meet Saturdays, starting Jan. Tuition and fee for each course ESTIMATE! nWsiKlowis $ 1 9 5 19, from 9 to 1130 a m Tuition is is $65 and students can register for 10 HiKiiiows $390 $135 with a $20 lab fee. one, two or all three. QuickBooks is an eight-session Call 973-877-1945 for registra 15 Windows $585 course Mondays, starting Jan. 28, tion and other information on $39 per window trade in example fram 6to850 pm. The program is these and ail West Essex campus ■ Slash Your Utility Bill designed to better handle the courses. up to 35%n ■ Elim inate Drafts HEALTH 1 Reduce Outside Noise Tips on how to give medicine 1 No Maintenance * Increase Resale Value Before administering any med side effects. * Make Your Home More ication to their child, parents “Whether it is a prescription or With ThermoTite Windows there are no sub-contractors, should ask their physician or phar an over-the-counter medication, hidden charges, and we offer FREE cleanup and disposal. 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D e c e m b e r 27, 2007 www.TheltemOnline.com i .3 IN ft I Township squads, athletes treat fans to quite a show over past 12 months By Jim Connelly coach Bill Wiekenheisser’s squad of The Item in the Group 3 final, ending the Millers' quest for a second consec Township sports fans were treat utive state Tournament of Cham ed to many exciting moments in pions crown. 2007, championship performances Distance runner Charlie Mur by Millbum High School teams phy of die Millers boys track team and athletes, the occasional heart qualified to compete in the state breaking defeat and memories that Meet of Champions. those who created them and those Sharing the spotlight over the who witnessed them will cherish course of the fall campaign well into the future. the boys soccer team, boys and girls cross country' teams and the Miliburn High School girls tennis team. It took a mere five days for a The Miller boy's soccer Miller team to capture the schools began its season with a 1-0 upset of first title of the new year. perennial national power St Bene Genevieve Fleming and AJ. van dict's. the local hooters concluded Nispen each placed first in two the season with a 20-3 record, individual events Jan 5 to help the including a 5-1 win over Columbia Miller girls swim team capture the in the Essex County Tournament Essex County championship meet final. crown. The boys and girls cross country' The opening month of2007 also teams claimed the Northern Hills saw Peter Murphy, Jessica Spar Conference, Skyline Division dual and the 4x400-meter relay team of meet and championship race titles. Elaine Lin, Katy Hwang, Lucy Miilbum's Shayna Rose and Peter Johnson and Hannah Westlake Murphy placed first in the girls and win gold medals in Northern Hills boy's Skyline Division champi Conference winter track and field onship races. t 7't- v competition and the Miller boys Miilbum's boys cross country' F u j i fencing team's epee squad of Mark team also claimed the Essex Coun Zgiobicki, Eric Weinstein, Bran ty and North Jersey, Section 2, don Cheung. Aaron Wolf, Tommy Group 3 championship race Bud and David Sonshine take top crowns. The Millers capped their honors at the Cetrulo Tournament standout season with an appear The winter campaign also saw ance in the state Meet of Champi Miller grappler Greg Pollock claim ons. a second consecutive Essex Coun Veteran coach Elliot Lovi guid ty' Tournament title and qualify for ed the Miller girls tennis team to a a return trip to the state champi second consecutive state Tourna onships in Atlantic City and the ment of Champions crown. The boys and girls fencing teams place Millers, who also third in their respective state tour consecutive Essex County Tourna naments. ment title, finished 31-0 for the sec Fencer Alex Mills won the New ond year in a row. Jersey State Interscholastic Athlet The fall campaign was anything ic .Association (NJSIAA) boys foil but enjoyable for Miilbum's varsi- title. Brianna Martin of the girls ty football team. The Millers, com STAFF PHOTOS BY JIM CONNELLY fencing team took second place in ing off the program’s first-ever Josh Plump (10) of the Miifburn High School varsity boys soccer team was on the receiving end of congratulations from team the toil competition. post-season appearance, dropped Making headlines during the their opening eight games of an mate Jeff Eisenbud after his goal gave the Millers a 3-1 lead late in the second half of the Essex County Tournament final spring season were the girls softball injury-ridded season before closing against Columbia. Miliburn won by that score to capture the program’s first county crown since 1994. team, boys golf team and the boys out the year with two straight wins, tennis team. including a 29-7 drubbing of rival High School graduate and the of the conference title. Millbum Star team captured the New Jersey home matches ai Mifibum High Head coach Jim Colabelli guid Madison in the 75th renewal of the head coach of the Pingry girls bas and Madison shared the confer Little League Sectional Tourna School’s Dr. Keith A Neigel Field ed the Miller softball team to an schools’ traditional Thanksgiving ketball team, was named as Colo ence crown with 12-2 records. ment championship. Millbum beginning next spring 18-9 record, setting a new school Day game. nial Hills Conference Hills Divi Township resident Craig Osten went on to finish thini in the state Mifibum High School softball record for wins in a season. sion Co-Coach of the Year. won the men's title and Madison tournament star Alexa Maldonado signed a let The boys golf team defeated N e w sm ake rs Jake Gurland of the Millbum resident Stephanie Dixon paced The fell pep rally at Mifibum ter of intent with Notre Dame. Seton Hail Prep in a playoff to Millbum High School bowling High School boys golf team shot a the W'omen's field in the Mifibum High School included the dedica Maldonado will join the Big East become the first public school in coach Fritz Jonach recorded his 1-over par 73 to win the NJSLAA 4-Mileron June 3. tion of tire high school stadium as program in the M of 2008. two decades to capture back-to- 100th career victory in a 19-2 rout North Jersey, Sections 1 and 2 Gene Mitchell of Franklin Dr. Keith A Neigel Held in honor Bill Drennan, the new head back Essex County Tournament of Newark West Side on Jan. 25. Group 3 title. Lakes ran a 15:19 to win his sec of the school’s recently' retired coach of Mifibum High School’s titles. Millbum also claimed the Jack Corcoran and Ramel Eric Rice of the Millbum High ond President’s Cup Night Race principal, who played a major role Northern Hills Conference, South Meekins of the Rutgers University7 School wrestling team announced title on June 18. New Providence in raising fends for the installation his tenure with a 50-40 victory ern Division Tournament crown. football team appeared at the he would be continuing his career resident Kathleen Castles took the of the stadium’s synthetic turf field. over Northern Hills Conference, MflJburris boys tennis team fourth annual Paul J. Finn Memo at Columbia University-. women’s division title in 1721. Andy Sones, head coach of Mill- Skyline Division rival West Mil repeated as Essex County Tourna rial Wrestling Tournament Jan. 20 Cory Connor, head coach of Brian Brown of the Mifibum bum High School’s varsity' girls ford. ment champions and claimed a at Millbum High School. Mifibum High School's varsity7 girls American legion Post 140 baseball soccer team, announced the town Tyler Bank and SamiDee Kirson 22nd consecutive state section title Millbum High School girls soc lacrosse team, garnered Northern team tossed a no-hitter in a 7-0 win ship has been awarded a Women’s were selected as the recipients Of with a 4-1 win over Ridge in the cer goalie Lia Fierro signed a letter Hills Conference Co-Coach of the over Belleville on June 15. Premier Soccer League expansion the Millbum Department of Recre North Jersey. Section 2, Group 3 of intent with Monmouth College. Year honors. Connor guided Mill- The Miflbum-Short Hills Little team. The team is to be called the ation and Parks’ 2006-07 Recre final. Mooreslown defeated head David White, a 1980 Millbum bum to a 14-6 record and a share League's 9- and 10-year-old All- Millbum Made and will niav its ator of the Year awards. Posing for photos with championship hardware was a common occurrence for the 2007 Milk John Oualter, David Meyers, Richard Amster, Salvatore Rafanello, Dr. Michele Gilsenan and burn High School varsity boys cross country team. The Millers, in addition to winning the Essex Edward Flynn, front row, from left, and Jam es Hermiston, Robert Boye, Kelley Sullivan Bolten, County championship race crown, also claimed the Northern Hills Conference, Skyline Division David Judge and Keith Neigel, second row, were inducted into the Miliburn High School Athlet- championship race title and won the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association ic Hall of Fame on Nov. 1 at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. Inductees Robert Lilley and Suzette North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 crown. The sectional title was Miilbum’s first in 16 years. Soboti were unable to attend the ceremony. See related photos on Pages C3 and C4. ra; JV117II 'P'lrf !t| J" ’ppm I-p in Madison.in 4 win over Orange at Plaza Lanes at over Orange win 4 Dec. 19 in leading Milibum 17-to a tri junior a also Masterson, and on positive break note. captain, each posted 5-0 records records 5-0 posted each captain, bowling team to enter the holiday the bowling teamenter to Masterson High Schoolenabled Milibum the Ed and ’Kirchner Kirchner and Masterson pace Millburn to pair of victories of pair to Millburn pace Masterson and Kirchner Ben Riesenberg (5) and Brian Suell (32) of Millburn attem pt to stop a drive by Orange's Obina victory. Orange's by 1*122-point drive at a a with stop record to pt their attem evened Millburn Millers of e h (32) T 18. Suell Dec. o Brian Eneum and (5) Riesenberg Ben blitz gave Milibum a 34-20 half 34-20 a Milibum gave blitz time advantage. {2-1,1-1Skyline Division) nadoes the contest by outscoring bythe Tor outscoring contest the ter. quar opening after die advantage 17-5 in the second quarter. The The quarter. second the 17-5 in five threes" from everyone,” Miller head coach attempts from the field, including the from attempts 28 of 16 making very' well, ball the “Weshot said. Blind Rodger prising setback. 36 58 route to a dealing Orange a sur a Orange dealing a to route first half in the alone points many 14, Dec. ford on nearly scored that of the Dec. 18 home opener en en opener home 18 Dec. the of last season.Orange inflictedby division foeWest Mil off a season-opening 75-49 setback rival Division Skyline ence, Hills Confer Northern to games to held was team basketball hoys 36 and 38 points in dropping twodropping in points 38 and 36 of The Item w ith 58-36 rout o f Orange f o rout 58-36 ith w By Jim Connelly Jim By MHS opens hom e campaign e hom opens MHS $ n m u m s m m$m second- 17-5 A Orange. rival Division Skyline Conference, Hills Northern against opener e hom quarter run sparked the Millers to a 5 8 -36 victory. -36 8 5 a to Millers the sparked run quarter Miilburn's Rob Edell (arm raised) watches the flight of his shot during the locai cagers' D e c 18 c e D cagers' locai the during shot his of flight the watches raised) (arm Edell Rob Miilburn's Kirchner paced Milibum Kirchner Milibum paced with a Kirchner, a junior tri-captain, tri-captain, junior a Kirchner, Stellar performances by AshleyStellar performances C Advertising Advertising Milibum turned up the defen the up turned Milibum Blind's squad took Blind's command of squad took 17-15 a held cagers locai The “Wesolidreceived effortsgood The Millers, who were coming were Millers,who The Milibum High School’s High varsity Milibum hurday Decmber 2007 0 0 ,2 7 2 r e b cem e D y, a rsd u Th 2 'OS Section Green the Wave.Green records"against 2-1 posted the in series 558 a with finished Romano and Zackary Zackary and Romano Yeager each Green Wave Plaza Lanes.Green at Masterson Delbarton, against Millers’ 12.5-8.5 defeat of the the of defeat 12.5-8.5 Millers’ Kirchner and series 599 a rolled came Masterson 499series. a with through series. 508 for the Millers. for the Kizel all scored in double figures double in scored Kizel all longer in doubt. no was contest of the outcome the when Suell and sophomore guard Joey guard sophomore and Suell Brian forward senior Rosenberg, quarter fourth the in shots foul rest rest of way.the 17 in four dropped fieldpoints. He aged to score just two points the the points two just score to aged eight scoring to route en shots points in the opening quarter, man three-point of pair a in dropped Warmack,” covering job good Blind said. Warmack, who who Warmack, said. Blind (Miller did a Greenbcrger guards) ck. points- 21 to duo Orange ing the 11 by Eneumo and 10 Warma by and 11 by Eneumo according to Blind was keeping keeping was Blind to according fourth.the Obina Eneumo in cheat. Eneumo Obina and Warmack Jermaine Orange's ond, nine in the third and seven ond, third and in the in nine sec the in points five to Orange game’s final quarters,three holding sive pressure over course the of the Miller sophomores Christina Christina sophomores Miller In the following day’s contest contest day’s following the In PHOTOS COURTESy OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY SOYS BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL SOYS HIGHVARSITY SCHOOL OF MILLBURN PHOTOS COURTESy Rosenberg scored a game-high game-high a scored Rosenberg Those points came on a pair of pair a on came points Those ohmr frad Alex forward Sophomore “Eric Nadei and Zachary Zachary and Nadei “Eric The Millers did just by that hold One of the keys to the contest contest the keysto the of One place. last (0-5)is in Orange fifthplace. place with a place 5-0 record,with game one Newark West Side (14) occupies West Side (14) Newark standings. division the in place of Madison (4-1).ahead good for third place in South the place in third for good Conference. 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Teammate Ben Cutler and Paries’ sixth grade boys bas Nutley outscored Millbum 20- pulled down eight rebounds. ketball team to a 68-58 South S in die fourth quarter Dec. 19 to The team takes a break from Mountain Basketball League vic post a 56-42 victory at Mffibum regular season competition this tory over West Essex Dec. 19 at High School. week to participate in the Caldwell Miilbum Middle School. Ben FischJer scored the first six Holiday Tournament David Talpalar and Julian points of the game, single-handed Millbum is scheduled to oppose Riiholz each scored 14 points to ly staking Millbum to a 6-2 lead in tournament host Caldwell this lead the way for Millbum (2-1). the opening quarter. evening at 6:30 at Grover Cleve The local cagers also received 13 Millbum’s Seanho Ahn scored land Middle School. Cedar Grove points from Lucas Weissman. 10 11 of his game-high 14 points in and Verona meet in the other from Ben Kizei and nine from Kei the opening half. The local cagers opening-round contest th Knapp. trailed 23-19 at the break. The tournament consolation A 16-6 fourth-quarter run pro Drew Rosenberg of Millbum and championship games are pelled Maplewood to a 44-32 chipped in with nine points. scheduled [or Saturday. defeat of Millbum Dec. 15 at Mill- Maplewood held Millbum to six The third-place game takes bum High School points or less in each quarter Dec. place at 9:30 am. The title contest Ritholz scored a team-high 10 20 en route to posting a 43-20 tri- is set for 2:30 p.m. points in a losing effort Millbum also received nine points from Tal palar and seven from KizeL FRESHMAN SOYS 3aSK2T$Ail Millbum’s next game is sched uled for Thursday, Jan. 3, against Millburn drops opening two contests Nutley at 8 pjn. 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See dealer for full details on all APR/Rebates/Incentives. department has announced first- round pairings for this week’s Mill- bum Holiday Tournament The tournament begins today with games al 4 and 6 p.m. They're Makin' The Mess.. w The consolation and title games m are scheduled for Saturday at 4 and 1 6 p.m. he" The Summit Hilltoppers and the Governor Livingston Highlanders fr.s Msvwood fiytes&sai meet in die first game of today’s | C INST RUCTION SALE! doubleheader. Die contest is a j rematch of the 2006 tournament final won by Summit 52-36. The nightcap pits tournament host .Millbum against the North Plainfield Canucks. North Plainfield posted a 37-22 victory over Millbum in the 2006 tournament’s consolation game. 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Nets staging American Red Cross Night Sports Calendar TODAY, DEC. Z7 SUNDAY DEC. 30 Want to support the Milibum- the Milwaukee Bucks on Ameri Nets or be on the court during the by fax. To obtain a flier, visit the 10 a m Varsity wrestling: No contests scheduled. Short Hills Chapter of the Ameri can Red Cross of New Jersey national anthem. Miliburn-Short Hills Chapter of John GoSes Tournament: Warren can Red Cross and see the Nation Night Game time is 730 p.m. To purchase tickets online, send the .American Red Cross, 389 M i- Hills Regional High School, MONDAY, DEC. 31 al Basketball Association’s New Fans have the opportunity to an e-mail to talessandra Snjnets bunt Ave. Washington Township. No contests scheduled. Jersey Nets in action at the same purchase $46 seats for $30. .com. Include the MiHbum-Short For additional information, call 6 p.m. Varsity giris basketball time? A portion of each ticket Hills chapter code, 30-110. in the Barbara Ailora, executive director vs. North Plainfieid. Miliburn TUESDAY JAN. 1 If so, the izod Center, formerly purchased will help benefit e-mail- Instructions will be sent via of the MiHbum-Short Hills Chap Hoiiday Tournament. No contests scheduled Continental Airlines Arena in East the local American Red Cross e-mail on how to secure tickets ter of the American Red Cross at Rutherford, is the place to be on chapter. online. 973-379-4198, or Tony Alessandra FRIDAY DEC. 28 WEDNESDAY JAN. 2 Thursday, Feb. 28. Youngsters ages 6 to W will have Tickets, using an went flier, aiso of the Netv Jersey Nets at 9 a.m. Freshman boys 4 p.m. Freshman boys That evening the Nets take on a chance to either high-five the can be ordered through the mail or 201-806-7273. basketball at West Essex. basketball at Governor Noon: Junior varsity boys Livingston. basketball at Chatham. B0¥S M M - W m 2 pm. Varsity boys THURSDAY JAN. 3 basketball vs. New Providence. 9 a.m. Varsity boys Chatham Cougar Classic. swimming: Essex County Recreation department seventh, eighth-grade roundup 6 pm. Junior varsity Championships. Seton Hall wrestling vs. Chatham. University, South Orange. Will Fitzgerald scored 15 points Gabriel Inwood’s 24 points Daniel Bondys 24 points pow Danny Brenner's 13 points 7 p.m. Varsity wrestling vs. 9 a.m. Varsity girls and Raymond Holloway chipped powered the Huskies to a 40-34 ered the Hocus to a 49-22 rout of sparked the Panthers to a 46-21 Chatham. swimming: Essex County' in with eight Feb. 15, pacing the defeat of the Black Knights. the Midshipmen. defeat of the Friars. Championships. Seton Hall Wildcats to a season-opening 39- Spenser Heller dropped in 14 Jake Beckerman scored five Jared Darvin tallied six points SATURDAY DEC. 29 University, South Orange. 14 rout of the Red Storm in Mill- points for the victors. points in a losing effort for the Friars. 9 a.m. Junior varsity 3:30 p m Varsity bowling vs. bum Department of Recreation Alex Schoen paced the Black Blake Udland scored 16 points Thomas Kovar scored eight wrestling at St. Benedict's Prep. Newark West Side. Plaza Lanes, and Parks’ seventh and eighth Knighis with 10 points. and Scott Myers added 10. lifting points and Jeff Sondike added five 10:30 a.m. Freshman boys Madison. grade hot's basketball league Robert Dasti dropped in 10 the Orangemen to a 58-31 defeat in the Eagles' 29-24 defeat of the basketball vs. 1/Vatchung Hills. 4 p.m. Varsity girls basketball action. points, pacing the Hurricanes to a of the Holies. Pirates. Noon: Junior varsity boys at Newark West Side. Benjamin Inglese and Frank 38-26 defeat of the Knights. A.J. Mallon paced the Hokies Milo Freeman and Matt basketball vs. Watchung Hilts. 4:30 p.m. Freshman boys Maldonado each scored six points Krist Aiiteni scored nine points with eight points. Teammate Soloway each scored eight points 4 p.m. Varsity boys basketball vs. Newark West Side. in a losing effort for the Knights. Rohan Sood scored seven points. for the Pirates. basketball vs. Morristown. 4:30 p.m. Varsity boys Chatham Cougar Classic. basketball vs. Newark West Side. 4 or 6 pm. Varsity girls 5 p.m. Varsity boys fencing m i S LACSSSSt ssrsKra*’!/}.':t il- m : . J i \ basketball: Miliburn Holiday at Columbia. Tournament 5 p.m. Varsity girls fencing at Town club taking player registrations First meeting of f08 takes place Jan. 9 4:30 p.m. Varsity ice hockey Columbia i vs. South Brunswick. Richard J. 5:30 pm. Junior varsity boys The Miilbum/Short Hills Girls through June 6. The Miliburn Township Board Recreation Building. Codey Arena at South Mountain, basketball vs. Newark West Side. Lacrosse Club is accepting regis The club is fielding teams for ! of Recreation Commissioners is The commission is scheduled West Orange. 5:30 p.m. Junior varsity giris trations for its winter clinic and the players in grades one and two and j scheduledtoholditsfirstmeeting to approve the remainder of basketball at Newark West Side. spring season. three through eight of 2008 Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 8 2008 meeting dates at the Winter clinic sessions will be Registrations will be accepted pm. at the Gero Park session. held in MiUbum High School main on a first come, first served basis and auxiliary gymnasiums for five and may be capped for both the Sundays-Feb. 24 and March 2,9, winter clinics and spring teams due 16 and 30. to gem space, field availability and Sports submissions Clinic session times are 2 to 3 coach availability. pm. (first and second graders), 2 to To register, visit the club’s Web Sports news for publication can be submitted to Jim Connelly, sports editor, via e-mail at [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6455. 4 pm (fifth and sixth gradera), 5 to site, www.mshgiax.org and follow 4:30 pm. third and fourth graders the links to online registration. and 4 to 6 pm. (seventh and eighth For additional information, call graders}. Terri Sayia at 973-57640-21 or The spring playing season contact the club via e-mail at begins April 1 and runs [email protected]. 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Local United Way sponsoring Days of Caring The United Way of MilToum- Short Hills is sponsoring several Days of Caring to benefit the more than 20 human care agencies it supports in the Millbum-Short Hills area. Community volunteers can choose from among seven projects that have been identified by the agencies and spend a rewarding day helping to improve eommuni- ly life. The first project, a senior cid- zen/high school student luncheon co-sponsored by The United Way and Jewish Family Service, was held at the Bauer Community Cen ter on Dec. 13. Despite the wintry' weather, 25 members of the Mill- bum Old Guard and six student Rebecca Levine marries volunteers from Milibum High School participated in a program Aaron Price, MHS grad of "Intergenerational Jeopardy” fol lowed by lunch and socializing. Rebecca Levine, daughter of Boston, Mass., R. Alexander Other service opportunities Dr. Howard and Susan Levine of Striclder of Morristown and Jason include painting a room at the LyndhursL was married Oct 6 to Friedman of New’ York City. Neighborhood House Nursery Aaron Price, son of Dr. Joel and Both Price and Strickler are School, sorting donated toys at The Susan Price of the township. also graduates of Millburn High Valerie Center for distribution to The ceremony took place at School. hospitals throughout New Jersey Oakwood Club, Cleveland The bride earned a bachelor’s for children being treated for can Heights. Ohio, with Rabbi Rosie degree in psychology from the cer and blood disorders and sort , t 'C .;** Haim and Cantor Kathryn Sebo University' of Pennsylvania and a ing used eyeglasses at New Eyes for officiating. master’s degree in organizational the Needy. ~ Dr. Lisa Bard Levine of Boston, psychology from Columbia Uni The ARC of Essex County has a Mass., sister-in-law of the bride, versity'. painting project to be completed in served as matron of honor. She is an organizational psy one of its group homes. Bridesmaids were Lauren Price chologist at Johnson & Johnson Students can create birthday of New’ York Cite, sister of the corporate headquarters. cards for distribution to iGcal bridegroom and a Millburn High The bridegroom, a Millburn senior citizens who participate in School graduate, Keliianne High School graduate, received Dorots’s support programs bene Island of Philadelphia. Pa, and a bachelor's degree in marketing fiting seniors in the community'. Sara Evans of Birmingham, Mich. from honors program at Sage Eldercare offers the opportu The bridegroom’s brother, Dr. University of Maryland. nity for volunteers to deliver Eric Price, of Massapequa, N X He is president of effordables Meals-on-Wheels to township res served as best man. LLG Following a honeymoon in idents on Saturdays, as well as PHOTO COURTESy OF UNITED WAY OF MILLBURNSHQRT H ILLS Groomsmen were the brother Thailand, the couple is residing in weekday's. Participating in a recent intergenerational luncheon sponsored by the United Way of Miliburn- oi'the bride, Dr. Wilton Levine of Hoboken. The United Way of Millbum- Short Hills is seeking volunteers Short Hills and the Jewish Family Service are Millburn High School students and members of for all of the above projects. the Old Guard, from left, front row, Lawrence Huang, Jane Shin and Anna Lim; second row, Community' volunteers are invit Mary Ellen Lawrence, United Way executive director, Mary Jimenez, Alexandra Witter and Mental Health Players9 seek ed to sign up bv calling the agencv Veronica Vicente; and back row, William DeBraun, At Connelfee, Rich Kuperman, Jewish Family new presenters for program at 973-467-1170. Service, and Paul Thomas. The New jersey' Mental Health audiences through the efforts of Players Program (MHP), spon its 35 active, M y trained commu Penn Club meeting Jan. 11 Wedding announcements must reach the Item office within three sored by the Mental Health Asso nity educators. There are no fees months of the date of the ceremony to be considered for publica ciation ir. New' Jersey, is holding associated with this program. Township resident Elissa Special pricing is offered for tickets tion. Copy for Lifestyles due Monday at noon. open training sessions for candi All training sessions are held at Caterfino is coordinating an event purchased in advance. Visit the dates interested in becoming vol the Social Services Building. 60 sponsored by the University of Web site www.pennclubmetronj unteer mental health educator- South Fullerton Ave., Room 105, Pennsylvania fclub of Metropolitan .org for more details. To sign up or presenters. Montclair. All required sessions New Jersey, for both Penn alumni reserve a place, e-mail Caterfino at The communily education pro are from 1 to 4 pun. on each of the and parents. [email protected]. ATUUmeCfTY gram’s goals include teaching the following dates: Jan. 7.9,14,17.21. On Friday evening, Jan. 11, the For more information about signs and symptoms of specific 22,23 and 28. Phone registration dub will host Mask & Wig, Penn's these and other upcoming pro By Ellen Burke Rawls mental health issues, as well as deadline is tomorrow and all must all-male musical comedy troupe, grams, contact club President, helping to eliminate the stigma call the MHP programs’ commu at Newark Academy in Livingston. Renie Camioi. CW75, \VG’76, at and discrimination associated nity education coordinator, Doors will open at 7 p.m. for [email protected] or with a variety' of mental illnesses. Sharon Curran at 973-571-4100 refreshments, with the program to visit the Web site at www.Pen- The celebrations start The Mental Health Players pro extension 125. beginning promptly at 7:50 p.m. nclubmetronj.com. on Saturday in AC gram is now celebrating its 30th Absolutely no e-mails will be year of educating New Jersey accepted as registration. his promises to be one of the biggest weekends ever for the Tresort that's "Always Turned On!" 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Singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright. son of folk icons Loudon Wainwright 0 and Kate McGarrigle, brings his retro reminiscences of Tin Pan Alley and cabaret to the House of Blue, at 9 p.m.Tickets are $29 to $46.50. PAINTJNG/CARPENTRY On Sunday night you can catch Gladys Knight at the Trap, where ticket prices dip as low as $25 vs. the New Year’s Eve show when they soar to 5100. 1 it, rnuco incu? The Australian Bee Gees perform their tribute show four evenings Quality Craft •"/■Mcosvble at Trump Marina, beginning Friday through Sunday nights at 9pm . 973-900-0862 when tideets are $27.50. The New Year's Eve show is at 10:30 p[.m. and tickets are $60. It’s OK if you plan to be ‘winging ifo n the Big Night. The casino FAIL CLEANUPS & SNOW PLOWING properties are offering a host of Open House parties and midnight B u t d o n 't ta k e o u r w o rd fo r it. celebrations which require no reservations or cover or admission ER N EST & SONS Visit us today and seewhaball charges. 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PLAINTIFF -v s - PON7HELLA BAR ANTS NETT, ET AL DEFENDANTS Execution tor Sale o i Mortgaged Premises 1 Garret Mountain Plaza Execution tor Safe of Mortgaged Premises By virtue of th e a b o ve sated writ of Execu 6th Floor By virtue cf the abeva stated writ of Execu tion, to me directed i ste3 expose for sale tion to me directed. I srtafl expose ic r safe b y Pabfe Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, P.O. Box 471 by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE. Essex County C a s t s rkntding in Newark, on West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Essex County Courts Bunding in ftewa.it. on Tuesday, January GS. 2008. a! erte-thsty Tuesday. January 15. 20C3. at one-thirty P.fct. (Prevaj&ig Tcne). Call toll-free P.M. (Preening Time). Commonly known as: 1-888-891-9467, Commonly known as: 407 1HVJNG AVE 3 UNIVERSITY CT SOUTH ORANGE NJ (37079 press 4 tor the PuWic Notice Dept 50LTTH ORANGE. NJ 07079 le t : 15 Biodc 603 or e-mail io Lot 2 - Block: 1010 Size: 100 x 94 x 99.73 x 54 feet Size: 33.62 ft x 118.92 ft x 102.51 ft x 125 00 Nearest cross street name: CENTRE publicnafices® ft STREET Nearest cress street name: SOUTH OR northjersey.com A M legal description can be found in toe ANGE AVENUE tex! of Word tom * prsigrsaj office of ffie Register cf Essex County. A toll legal description can be found in the A deposit of 20% cf toe tad price « certified Fax numbers: o ffic e d tn e Register o f E s s e x C o unty. funds is reounadstthe time Of sate A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified •Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 201-646-4532 and 973-569-744! funds is required at the time of safe. liens or ether charges and any such taxes, 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens charges. Herts, insurance premiums or other- Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday or other charges, and any such taxes, charg advances made by ptaintitf pnor to this sate. es, fens, insurance prenuums or other ad Alt interested parties are to conduct and rely for Thursday edition vances made by pfantiff prior to this sale. AJi upon their own independent investigation to interested parties a re to conduct and rsly ascertain w hether o r not outstanding in- upon their own independent investigation to tsrest remain of reccrd and'er have p n b fity When submitting a pubbe notice ascertain whether or net any outstanding in over the ben being foreclosed and, if so the terest remam o* record arulcr have prionty advertisement, please indicate me current amount due thereon. over the lien bema forectosed and. it s o the The approximate amount of toe Judgment name of the Dublicaiion in which ycu current amount duo thereon. to be satisfied tiv saio sate :s toe sum of SIX wish to place the ad. and your The epproximate amount cf are Judgment HUMORED FOFTT>' ONE THOUSAND NINE te be satisfied by sari sale :s the sum af requested run date(s). Atsc provide TY THREE AND 37/100 DOLLARS FIVE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT THOU ($641 09337), together with the costs of tfes biUing name, address, telephone SAND ONE HUNDRED FIFTY FOUR AND safe. number, and daytime telephone 12/100 DOLLARS <5528,154.12). together Toe Sheriff reserves toe right to adjourn the with the costs of this safe. (If different). Prepayment required sale from time to time a s provided by Law. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn toe Newark, N.J. December 03. 2007 unless previously credd-approved. sale from time to time as provided by Law. ARMANDO R FONTOURA, Sherrff Newark, N J. December 10. 2007 PHELAN HALUNAN i SCHMIEG, P.C., Line rate: ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff ATTORNEY(S) PHELAN. HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, P.C., The Item 2211830 43q ATTORNEY(S) Fee S36.36 A notarized sifidavit wffl automaiicaily The Item 2222079 O ea 13,20, 27.2007; Jan. 3 ,200a______ft : e 63 be mailed to edvariser certifying proo! December 20,27.2007; January 3,10.2008 NOTICE Of HEARING cl puprcasiDR within Sve business days. Board of Adjustment of the Township of Millbum, New Jersey Fee S20 MEETING NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that Susan Kuney and Victor In accordance with Section 5 of toe Coen KoSvftes have made an application to the Public Meetings Act. Chapter 231. Public Miilbum I ownsbip Boarcl of Adjustment in Check public notices online at S law 1975. be advised th3t the Planning and northjersey.com or § connection wiin tne ccnstrunfean of a deck on Zoning Ordinance Re'/iew Ccmmiltee wifi property in Millbum Township, located at 15 njpublicnotic3S.com s held a^meeting on Friday. January 11. 2008 end Fnday. January t8. 2008 at S.-00 AM in Invrood Road. Block 1905, Lot 14. w hich re Town Ha«. quires the following bulk variance refief: To construct a deck accessory structure end &!ean Dawtt Board Secretaa' ing 9 ft and 6 inches from a side property The Hem 2223753 line, 2 fL 6 in. different that the 12 ft. required SHERIFF'S FILE NO. 2007 009S7I ip 606_2e3a. Fee $5.54 The Applicant may also seek other va ria n SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. December 27.2DQ7 CHANCcRV DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY. c e s and waivers as the need may arise dur DOCKET NO. F1 <26807 HS3C BANK USA. ing the course of the hearing cn this Applica NATIONAL ASSOCiATION AS TRUSTEE SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2G07 009873 tion. Tne application is new Cal. *2655 on FOR MORTGAGE. ETC. PLAINTIFF v$- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled FEUX FERRARA. ET AL DEFENDANTS CHANCERY DIVISION. ESSEX COUNTY, for a hearing on January 14, 2008 at 7:00 Execution for Sale ci Mortgage:) Premises DOCKET NO. F673607 DU MORTGAGE p.m. sn Town Hall, 375 Millbum Avenue, fiy virtue of the above stateo writ of Execu CAPITAL INC. PLAINTIFF -vs- MARIA V, Millbum, New Jersey All documents relating tion, to rre directed, l sh a ll expose tor safe HERNANDEZ. ET AL. DEFENDANTS to this sp p Z ca ticn are on file in the office c f oy Pubic Auction, m SHERIFFS OFFICE, Execution tor Safe of Mortgaged Premises the Secretary of the Beard of Adjustment dai hssex County Courts Bulbing *n Newark, or By virtue of the above stated writ cf Execu ly between the hours of 3-30 a.m. - 4:30 Tuesday. January 08, 2008. at cne-thirty tion. to me directed. I stall expose tor sate o.ra.. Monday through Friday Any interested P.M. f Prevajpng i -roe). by Puolic Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, oariy may appear at said heanng a ta partici Car.mcniy known as: Essex Courty Courts BuHcfing ir. Newark, on pate therein in acconjance with the rates cf 239 HICKORY ST Tuesday. January 15. 2008. at one-thirty the ZcTimg Beard of Adjustment. ORANGE. NJ 07050 P.M. (Prevailing Time). Susan Kuney & Victor Kotvites Let 73 .4 Stock. 143 C o fn rn cn iy known a s : A p p lican t PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Size: 35 x 125 x *2.65 x 125.42 feet 571 LIBERTY ST The Item 2229761 Nearest crass street name: REYNOLDS ST ORANGE. NJ 07050 Fee S t4.49 The Paper Mill Playhouse Theatre School Junior All Stars perform Dec. 11 at the Fort Dix Mili A fori legal description can be found in the Lot 23 Block: 188 December 27,2007 Grice of tne Register c f Essex Count/. Size: 45-00 x 100.36 x 45.29 x 1C5.50 feet tary Base for families with troops deployed overseas. The performers were under the direc A deposit of 20cp cf the tic price in cennted Nearest cress street name: WEST CHRIS SHERIFFS FILE NO. 20C7 009911 funds is required at the time of safe. TOPHER STREET SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, tion of Mickey McNany. ‘Subject to any unpafe faxes, m unicipal A toa legal description can be found in toe CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, Herts or other charges, and any such taxes, office of the Re^ster of Essex County. DOCKET NO. F21381C6 DEUTSCHE BANK charges. liens. insurance prerriyrrs or ether A dsDcSu of 20?a of the bid once in certified NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUST advances made by plaintiff cner tc this sale. funds is required a! the time of safe. EE OF ARGENT MTG, ETC. PLAINTIFF - All interested parties are to conduct and rely 'Subject to any unoard taxes, municipal Bens vs- JEANNE TAYLOR DEFENDANTS upon their own independent investigation to cr other charges, and any such taxes, charg Execusor. for Safe of Mortgaged Premises ascertain whether or not any outstanding in es, liens, insurance premiums cr other ad By virtue cf the above stated writ c f Execu terest remain of record and/or have priority vances made by plaintiff pro* to this safe All tion, to me directed. I shall expose for sate ever tne lien fcerng foreclosed and. if so the interested partes are to conduct and rely by Public Auction, in SHERIFF'S OFFICE, current ameurt due thsreon upon toeY own independent Investigation to tsse x County Courts Building in Newark, on Tne approximate amount of the Judgment ascertain vmether or not any cutaanding in Tuesday, January 15. 2008. at one-thirty to be satiried by s a d safe ;s the sum of terest remain oi record and'or have priority PAf, (Prevailing Time). VNO HUNDRED FORTY THREE THOU over the Hen being foredcsed and. if so the Commonly known as: SAND FIVE HUNDRED ELEVEN AND current ameunj due thereon. 80 MELROSE AVE 04/TOO DOLLARS ($243;511.04), together The approximate amount oi the Judgment IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 Children required to get Let: 3 Block: 55 with the costs cf this sale to be satisfied by said safe is the sum of The Sh.entf reserves tre right to adjourn the THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY TWO THOU Size: APPROX. 33 FT X 100 feet safe vcm time to time as pro vided b y Law. SAND FOUR HUNDRED FORTY AND Nearest cross street name: UNIVERSITY Newark. M J. December C3,2007 09TOO DOLLARS (S372.44O.09), togefter PLACE ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff with the costs of this sale A full legal description can be found in the PHELAN HALL!NAN & SCHMIEG. P.C., Tne Sheriff reserves toe ngnt to adjourn the office of the Register of Essex County. additional immunization ATTORNEY(S) sate bom time to time as provided by Law. A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Tne Item 2211815 Newark, N.J. Oecember to. 2007 funds is required e! trie time of sate. Fee $8524 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Sub-ect to any open taxes, watef/sewer. mu- New Jersey Health and Senior The administrative rules will Senior Services with advice from a Dec 13. 20.27. 2C07; Jar- 3 .2CQ5 PHELAN. HALUNAN 6 SCHMIEG. P C.. ruciosl or tax hens that may be due. Piair?® ATTORNEYfS) has obtained an indemnification tetter as to Sendees Commissioner Fred M. require children attending licensed number of national organizations The Item 2222057 judgment £OJ-10f 322-1S91 Jacobs earlier this month approved childcare centers and preschools to and with recommendations from NOTICE OF HEARING Fee $35.24 Tne approximate amount of the Judgment Board of Adjustment of the December 2 0 .27,2007; January 3. 10 50CS to be satisfied bv said sale ts foe sum of amendments to the state's immu receive annual influenza vaccina the Advisory' Committee on Township of Millbum, New Jersey TWO HUNDRED * EIGHTY THOUSAND SIX TAKE NOTCH that Etvse and Jordan HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE AND 34/100 nization rules, which will require tions and a pneumoccocal vaccine Immunization Practices and the Wolfe have made an application to the DOLLARS (3280,675£4). together with the teklbum Township Beard Gf Adjustment in costs of this 33te. four additional immunizations for beginning in September. federal Centers for Disease Control conr.ecticn with tire construction'of an addi: The Sheriti reserves the right to adjourn the children beginning in September. Also, children bom after Jan. 1, and Prevention (CDC). tiqn or. Property in htiiTbum Township, locat sale from time to time as provided by Lew. ed at 928 Ridgewood Rd Block 905. Lot 8, Newark. N J. December 10,2 0 0 7 The Public Health Council, by 1997, and enrolled in grade six or “The amendments to the rules tvhicn recuses the following bulk variance re ARMANDO B. FONTOURA Sheriff lief: 2UCKER. GOLDBERG & A C K E R M A N . vote at its Dec. 10 public meeting, transferring into a New Jersey governing immunizations will have 506.2e2c- max, bldg, height- 32’_max. ATTORNEY(S) recommended to the commission school from another state or coun a direct impact on reducing ill matching existing at 33.64' 1 -908-233-8500, XCZ-80725 506.2e1e1b- min, sid e yard setback for The Item 2222105 er the approval of the adoption of try will be required to receive a nesses, hospitalizations and deaths Bldg over 18* is 8.45' matching existing at Fee S78.44 7 2 9 ' ------December 20. 27.2007; January 3. 10.2006 the amendment and new rules booster dose of the diphtheria, in one of New Jersey's most vul 6Q6.2e1eta- min, side yard setback to 18* is_8\ matching exiting at 7-29* related to immunization of pupils tetanus and pertussis vaccine as nerable populatkms-our children.” 605.2e3b- min, accessory use set back is in schools. well as one dose of meningococcal said Dr. Jacobs. “Vaccinations have 12'. proposed patio to 4' of propertylrrie. 60S.2e2a- max, btdg coverage js 18%. pro- The rules will be filed with the vaccine. proven to be one of the most effec posed is 28.85% (exisSng hous e is 23.73%) Office of Administrative Law for The regulations were amended tive and safe forms of disease 606.2e1f- min, combined side yard set publication. by the Department of Health and prevention.1’ back~is 35% of lot width, matching existing aTa J % ------Trie Applicant may also seek ether varian ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- tne the course or the heanrrg on this Applica TAXES tion. The applicator is now Cal. # 2857 on the Secretary's calendar, which is scheduled Turn to the tor a hearing on Monday. January 14, 2007 a: 7 GO p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Miilbum Ave nue. M?ibum, New Jersey. AH documents relating to tons aedtoetion are on file in the circe of the Sec'efery or the Beard cf Adjust Internal Revenue Service ment daily between the hours of 5:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m Mondav through Friday. Any m- rerestsd party may appear 3t said hearing and participate therein in scccrcance with toe rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment Damal Dubmett Classifieds giving out refund checks Dubmett Architects lie Tne Item 222 ,233 Fee 5tS of December 27.2007 The Internal Revenue Service is Refund?” by calling 1-800-829- Taxpayers can update their looking for 3,646 New Jersey tax TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 1954. addresses with the IRS on the COUNTY OF ESSEX payers w'ho can claim their share The number of undeliverahle “Where’s My Refund?” feature. PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 2308-07 of undeliverable refund checks refunds each year is a relatively Also, taxpayers checking on a ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE AC totaling approximately $3.42 mil small portion of all refunds refund will be promoted to provide QUISITION EY THE TOWNSHIP OF MILL for great BURN OF BUILDINGS AND LANDS lion. H ie IRS can reissue the returned to taxpayers. So far in an update address if there is an OWNED BY 161 PROPERTIES, LLC: THO MAS AND BLEEN RUANE; AND checks, which average $938, after 2007, the IRS has processed nearly undeliverable check outstanding COLMAUR ENTERPRISES. COMMONLY KNOWN AS BLOCK 1212 LOTS 24. 25. 26 taxpayers correct or update their 105 million refunds, totaling about within the last 12 months. Taxpay i 27 ON THE TAX MAP OF THE TOWN addresses with the IRS. In some $240 billion, either by mail or ers checking on a refund over the SHIP OF MILLBURN AND APPROPRIAT ING THE SUM OF SA525.000 00 TO PAY cases, a taxpayer has more than direct deposit. phone will be given instructions on THE COST THEREOF one check waiting. In fact, undeliverable refunds Tre Ordmarcc. of which the foregoing is how to update their address. the number and age, w as passed on final deals!!!! Nationally, there are 115. 478 account for less than one-tenth of A taxpayer can also ensure the reading, a. a regular meeting of the Town ship Committee of the Township of MOtbum | taxpayers with undeliverable 1 percent of all refunds, or about IRS has his or her correct address in the County of Essex, held on the 18th day j of Oecember. 2007. 1 refunds, totaling about $110 mil one in a thousand. by filing Form 8822, Change of Josr.ne M. Monarpue. RM lion with an as'erage refund of Township Clerk A refund check is normally Address irs.gov/pub/irs- Daniel J. Baer. Mayor $953. returned as undeliverable when a pdf/f8822.pdt Township Com m ittee “Taxpayers should not miss out taxpayer moves without updating Download the form from Mitibum Item - 2228636 on getting their money back," said his or her address with either the Fee: S14.07 IRS.gov or request it by caliine December 27. 2007 IRS Spokesperson Gregg Seman- U.S. Postal Service or the IRS. 800-829-3676. ick. “The IRS makes it as easy as The list of taxpayers due unde NOTICE OF HEARING Those who do not have access Board cf Adjustment of the possible for taxpayers to update liverable refunds this year rose to the Internet and think they may Township of M illb u m , New Jersey TAKE NOTICE that Kevin & Kelli Wenzel their addresses and claim their about 21 percent from 95,746 last be missing a refund should first has made an application to the MBbum refunds.” year. The sharp increase is due in check their records or contact their Township Board of Adjustment in connection with the alteration of a one story addition of a IC The ;tWhere’s My Refund?" part to the Telephone Exercise Tax preparer, then call the IRS toll-free single family residence on Prcoeriy in Mtiibum Township, located at 23 Thackeray irs.gov/in(tividuais/article/0,id=96 Refund, The refund is a one-time assistance line at 800-829-1040 to O r. Stock 5103. Lot 1, which re q u ire s the io i- towtog bulk variance 596.G0.html tool on IRS.gov payment available on 2006 feder update their address. 501.4 Air conctiticninq units may be placed enables taxpayers to check the sta al income tax returns. It was Signing up fox direct deposit can only In rear or side yard. Proposed A.C unit Is not In rear or side yard. tus of their refunds. A taxpayer designed to return to taxpayers put an end to undelivered refunds, W 73e^klrigStaH be permfoed on drive way in from yard, but prohrtHted'eisewhcre must submit his or her social secu previously collected long-distance as well as lost or stolen refund in front yard. Proposed writing in front rity number, filing status and telephone taxes. Individuals, busi on Line checks. ______Max, permitted building coverage amount of refund shown on their nesses and tax-exempt organiza Taxpayers can receive refunds 15%. existing n .7 » T p r w » e d 17.5% 606-2e3a SE accessory uam side set 2006 return. The tool will provide tions are eligible to request it directly into personal checking or back-12". proposed 2 the status of their refund and in Refund checks are mailed to a savings accounts. Direct deposit is 505 Accessory use for comer tots shaft be no closer to street than 2 times the re some cases provide instructions on taxpayer's last known address. available for filers of both paper quired from yard setback (80 J. proposed how to resolve deliveiy problems. Checks are returned to the IRS if a and electronic returns. WWW, The Applicant may also seek other varian Taxpayers can access a tele taxpayer moves without notifying Taxpayers can sign up for direct ces and waivers as the need may anse dur ing the course of the hearing on this Applica phone version of “Where's My the IRS or the U.S. Postal Service. deposit on their tax form. tion. The application is now Cal. * 2864 on the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled for a bearing on February 4. 2007 at 7 00 p m. In Town Hall. 375 ItMlbum Avenue, Millbum, New Jersey. All documents relating to this application are an file in th e office of Social news for publication can be submitted to Patricia Harris, social editor, via e-mail at the Secretory of the Board of Adjustment dai Your online source for ly between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6453 or by writing The item, 343 Miilbum Avenue, p.m., Monday through Friday. Any interested patty may appear a i said hearing and partici Millbum, NJ 07041. pate therein m accordance with the rules o! toe Zoning Board of Adiustment. The Item 2221654 Fee $18.76 public notices in New Jersey December 27.2007 www.TheltemOnline.cofn The Item of Miilburn and Short Hills Thursday, December 27,2007 03 CROSSWORD bv David Leiinson M ilk mmzi g 10 11 12 13 r Prepaid phone cards best for business r travelers with high long-distance bills 5 ■ “ 27 For those who plan to make tance phone call made from a Currently, neither state nor fed information, it is recommended 33 long distance phone calls from g hotel in Topeka, Kan. to Omaha, eral guidelines govern how much a that travelers consider using a * hotel room, the AAA New Jersey Neb. cost SI 1.79. lodging can charge for long-dis pay phone or a pre-paid phone p4 3d Automobile Club advises travelers A vacation trip to Las Vegas tance phone calls. card. to purchase a prepaid phone card ended up costing one traveler A representative of the Ameri Pre-paid phone cards are eco 37 38 before traveling. more than she had planned Every can Hotel and Motel .Association nomical and convenient io use. Phone charges at som e lodgings time she used the phone in her said rates are based on what the They can be purchased at many 3S iC can be excessive. Unfortunately for hotel room to make a long-dis market will tolerate. locations including grocery stores, travelers, not all hotels and motels tance call, she was charged a min Many hotels, however, post the discount stores and fuel outlets. 12 44 45 46 47 post their phone rates. As a result, imum of $8.46. rates tor local and long-distance Long-distance prim e rates with 4S 52 some travelers are learning the When riie checked out of the phone charges cm placards placed in the'continental United States 50 ST S3 hard way that keeping in touch can hotel three days later, she was on the phone or in the hotel room. are often less than 20 cents per 155 57 be costly. billed more than S200 in long-dis If rates are not posted, AAA sug minute. 156 One AAA member left a short tance phone calls. The phone costs gests you contact the front desk for With a prepaid phone card, call 61 message on her sons answering totaled more than the room rate rate information. ing costs from a hotel room can be SS j€Q machine. The 35-second, long-dis chaises. If they're unable to provide rate conveniently monitored. 153 « S6 67 i S f t f B L. b ex. 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By said “Nearly everyone is capable save more lives quite possibly mean the difference crucial to the survival and recov learning simple rescue stalls, you of learning and becoming certified between life and death for some e r of a victim Having these skills can go from a helpless bystander in first aid and CPR/AED. Becom A speedier “hands-off” transi um or low) of return of sponta one suffering from Sudden Car allows you to become a vital first ing trained and certified in first aid tion from chest compressions to neous circulation (ROSC), which diac Arrest (SCA) or other med responder when help is needed. control help someone during an and CPR/AED gives the average shocking with an automated exter was estimated from the starting ical emergency. “The Red Cross wants the pub person the knowledge and skills nal defibrillator (AED) may mean point of the ECG readings of their An AED is a portable electron lic to know that everyone has the “first aid and CPR/AED are essential to lessen tiie effect of more people survive cardiac arrest, hands-off intervals. ic device that automatically diag power to save a life. At least one commonly taught to everyday according to a report in Circula These ECG readings show a noses life-threatening cardiac con person in every household and on people who may be the only ones sustain life until professional tion: Journal of the American person’s cardiac activity from the ditions and treats them with elec every office floor should be trained able to respond during the crucial responders arrive” Heart Association. H ie time it beginning of the hands-off inter- tric shock. and certified in first aid and takes for an AED to analyze a car vai-when chest compressions art The device has been credited CPR/AED,” says Annette diac arrest victim’s electrocardio stopped-until delivery of a shock with saving Sves. Romano, director of health and gram, charge and deliver a shock is During this interval, the AED ana The MiDbum-Short Hills Chap safety at the local Red Cross called the “hands-off1 interval lyzes die heart rhythm and deter ter of tiie American Red Cross chapter. “On average, it takes g o / q u e s t i o n s ? because cardiopulmonary resusci mines if a shock is needed, charges emergency personnel 12 minutes tation (CPR) chest compressions to the proper shock dose, and prompts the rescuer to deliver a Researchers found indications shock. The probability of success that the shorter the time between ful defibrillation with return to BO YOU NOTICE stopping chest compressions and spontaneous circulation was also * Dost On Your Furniture & Television After Cleaning? when a shock is delivered, the bet estimated at five, 10,15 and 20 sec - Do You Suffer From Allergies? ter a person’s chance of surviving onds into each of the hands-off * Are Your Electric & Gas Bills High? ventricular fibrillation. Ventricular intervals. We S tand B ehind O ur O ffers 100% !! fibrillation is the chaotic heart Researchers compared the cal rhythm that causes cardiac arrest culated probabilities with the actu and sudden cardiac death. al rates of ROSC for the medium- -If you have questions about y o u r t o w n ... According to the American level and high-level groups. From A IR D U C T Heart Association, about 250,000 this comparison they found that we have the people annually die from sudden the shorter the hands-off interval, CLEANING death caused bv sudden cardiac the greater the chance of a cardiac WHOLE HOUSE iswei arrest without bang hospitalized. arrest victim regaining sponta UNLIMITED VENTS That’s about half of all deaths from neous circulation. m o MY U PS___ coronary heart disease-more than People with the highest initial Assoivmr no hwdih ch aso bi 680 Americans each day. Hie chance of ROSC would have American Heart Association states received the most benefit from a that die national survival rate from shorter hands-off interval; if they 0HE SUPERVISOR & cardiac arrest is only about 5 to 8 had received a shock immediately, TWO TECHNICIANS percent Very few victims of car they might have had a ROSC rate OTHER COMPANIES diac arrest survive after 10 minutes. as high as 50 percent, says Eftestol. ON SITE “Our study suggests that not Within five seconds, their esti CHARGE FOR ACCESS DOORS Clothes Dryer only do you need to act quickly to mated ROSC rate dropped to 25 F n C C '^ent Cleanmq get an AED on the scene of a car WE DO NOT!! 1 Beg. SI25 diac arrest, but you also should cait; and after 20 seconds, it was 8 f f f if f S f Access Doors move as quickly as possible from percent For those with a medium r n U Openings CPR to defibrifiation,” said study initial probability of ROSC, shock Reg. 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