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POLICE TOWNSHIP CHILDREN TAKE IT TO THE COURTS Investigation into a rash of burglaries

By Erin Patricia Griffiths to police at 10:24 p.m. on July 7. of The Item Another Taylor Road South resi- dent told police that a pair of sun- Police are reporting five glasses had been stolen from a attempted burglaries in the town- vehicle that was parked in the ship between July 5 and 8. It is not home’s attached garage. yet determined whether the bur- According to Miller, the resident glaries are related or not. reported that a noise was heard “I don’t want to draw any con- coming from the area of the garage clusions yet,” said Capt. James on the evening of July 5 at approx- Miller of the Millburn Police imately 10:30 p.m. Department regarding the nature When the resident went to of the burglaries. investigate the noise, the motion The first incident was reported sensing light in the garage had on July 7 at approximately 8:38 been activated. Additionally, the a.m. door leading from the attached A resident of Silver Spring Road garage into the living area was told police that a rear window found open. screen had been ripped open and On July 8, the owner of a PHOTO BY NICKI KIRSHNER some chairs on a patio had been Hobart Avenue residence returned moved over under the window home contacted police at approx- Camp counselor at the Millburn Recreation Department’s Summer Playground at Taylor Park A.J. O’Leary, right, leads some where the damaged screen was imately 12:24 p.m. after discover- township children in a game of basketball on the court. O’Leary is a rising senior at Millburn High School. located. The window had not been ing a window to a rear door of the opened and it does not appear that home was broken. the unknown actor gained entry According to police, it did not BOARD OF EDUCATION into the home. appear that entry was gained into The estimated time frame for the the home. The incident is believed attempted burglary is between 2:30 to have occurred between 8:30 p.m. on July 4 and 12:30 a.m. on a.m. and 12:15 p.m. A step in the right direction July 6. An incident reported in the July A resident reported a second 9 edition of The Item also involves attempted burglary on July 7 at an attempted burglary. On the 9:53 p.m. on Taylor Road South. morning of July 5, a Blaine Street Search for new superintendent underway with committee’s appointment The resident told police she had resident told police that a masked noticed a lot of flying bugs in the person was at a front window in By Andrea Hughes search firm will seek non-board sor and social studies supervisor Castaldo explained instruction- house and began searching for an her home trying to gain entry. of The Item input, Brunini said there are three for the district. al supervisors at the elementary open window. She discovered that The resident reportedly days set aside in the contract for Assistant Superintendent for school level oversee curriculum the screen from an open first floor screamed, scaring the person, who The Board of Education’s year- interviews with staff and commu- Curriculum, Instruction and Tech- delivery, facilitate interpersonal bay window had been removed. fled the area on a bicycle with long search for a new superinten- nity members, in addition to the nology Elaine Vislocky said inter- relationships among parents, fac- Police have still not determined another person. dent reached its first step at Mon- firm’s appearance in September. views will be in progress this week ulty and students and execute oth- whether or not there was entry The screen from the front win- day night’s board meeting. Formal committees of commu- for both administrative positions. er roles. According to Miron, into the home. dow was found to have a slit in it. The board appointed a search nity members will be put together, Superintendent of Schools Chapman reported, department The attempt is believed to have Township police are asking any- firm, Hazard, Young, Attea and and there will be advertised open Richard Brodow has also recom- supervisors monitor, evaluate and occurred between 3 p.m. on July 5 one with information regarding the Associates, to assist with the dis- day and evening times where the mended that a search for a busi- hire teachers. and 5 p.m. on July 7. incidents to contact the detective trict’s search for a chief school public can be heard, she added lat- ness administrator begin, said Miron explained to the Program The third attempt was reported bureau at 973-564-7017. administrator. er in the meeting. Brunini in the Personnel Commit- Committee that a social studies According to Board of Educa- Those interested in being part of tee report. An advertisement will supervisor is needed; a principal tion President Noreen Brunini, the a formal committee may contact soon be placed and, the start date and vice principal alone cannot DETECTIVE BUREAU search committee reviewed the Brunini or Levy, who is the chair- for the position will be Oct. 1. evaluate all the teachers in such a credentials of three different search man of the search committee. Program Committee Chair- large department. firms, which handle 95 percent of Status reports for three other woman Lise Chapman reported In other board matters, the final superintendent searches in the vacant administrative positions that the committee met with copy of a new student-parent Tips to protect state. The committee, made up of were also given at the meeting. Hartshorn School Principal athletics handbook, which was Brunini, Debra Fox, Samuel Levy According to Brunini, numer- Ronald Castaldo and Millburn drafted by athletics director Ted and Mark Zucker, last met on July ous resumes have been received High School principal William D’Alessio, was recently distributed 2. for the positions of South Moun- Miron about the role of against break-ins Hazard, Young, Attea and Asso- tain School instructional supervi- supervisors. SEE BOARD, PAGE A2 ciates was chosen unanimously by the committee because of its week. national scope, inclusion staff, Vigilance needed “Had that alarm been activated, administrators and community we would have had a much more members in its searches and expe- from residents precise time frame,” he said. rience in other J districts, explained That incident followed a string the president. Livingston, Maple- By Andrea Hughes of attempted burglaries reported wood-South Orange, Westfield earlier in the week. According to and Princeton have all used the of The Item Pollock, some of the victims were firm to fill positions. Detective William Pollock of the returning from vacation and it was “The firm has a superior plan for Millburn Police Department not yet determined whether the including all stakeholders,” Bruni- offered advice last week on pre- burglar entered the house. ni said. venting burglaries after a string of According to the Pollock, all A draft of the contract has been attempted break-ins had been officers are aware of the attempted submitted to all board members, reported in the township. burglaries and will be on increased Brunini reported. A reduced fee On July 8, a resident of the 300 lookout for irregularities around was negotiated, and the amount block on Hobart Avenue contact- town. will be made public once the con- ed police to report that a window “Our patrols are all aware of it. tract is final. The board and firm to a rear door of the home was They’ll be out there. They’ll be vig- will then put together a schedule of broken. ilant,” he said. events. It did not appear that entry was In light of the possible near-bur- Hazard, Attea, Young will be gained into the home, according to glaries, the detective highlighted present at a public meeting in Sep- STAFF PHOTO BY ANDREA HUGHES police. the importance of having alarm tember to field questions from the The alarm system to the house systems on when one leaves the public. Administrators and board members listen as board President Noreen Brunini, third from left, had been turned off at the time of house. Asked by Hobart Avenue resi- discussed details of the new search firm that was appointed to assist in the superintendent the attempted burglary, said Pol- dent Jean Pasternak about how the search. From left, Elaine Vislocky, Richard Brodow, Brunini and Scott Kamber. lock in a phone interview last SEE TIPS, PAGE A8

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Major Credit Cards Accepted 0002642217-01 By Harry Trumbore aged line and make repairs. old smoke detector in the weight Hall if repairs were not made by of The Item Firefighters remained on room that required cleaning, and the building’s owner. the scene as the line was repaired removed a light switch that report- Police summoned firefighters to Reports of a gas leak shortly and utility workers checked edly was hot to the touch. the intersection of Parsonage Hill before noon on July 8 drew town- appliances inside the house. According to firefighters, the and White Oak Ridge roads Seeit...Hear it! ship firefighters to a Farmstead Before leaving, firefighters occupants of the residence were around 10:45 p.m. Saturday. A car Road residence. checked the area for any signs of cleaning gym equipment with had been driven over an obstruc- According to fire officials, gas inside the residence, with neg- cleaning solvent and were advised tion in the roadway and its oil pan Local News...From a landscaper using a backhoe ative results. to take precautions when using the had been damaged, causing a large ruptured a primary gas line to An activated smoke detector caustic fluid. oil spill. The the house. Firefighters found drew firefighters to another Farm- Firefighters responding to Firefighters had to request THE two separate lines and marked stead Road residence Friday reports of an odor of gas in a extra absorbent from fire head- the damaged line while checking around 1 p.m. Millburn Avenue apartment build- quarters before the spill could be adjacent residences for any gas Firefighters reported there was a ing the evening of July 6 contained. Firefighters were then Item leaks. slight burning odor inside the shut off the gas supply to the released from the scene while ITEM Workers from PSE&G arrived house, but they could not deter- kitchen in one apartment and police awaited a tow truck to of Millburof Millburnna andnd Short ShortHills Hills on the scene to clamp the dam- mine the source. They found an advised the tenant to notify Town remove the car.

Seven Days A Week BOARD in sports, such as the dangers of existing electrical service and gas and commended Van Teeckelen- concussions. line and $33,735 for the renova- burgh for extraordinary work. Weekdays&Weekends FROM PAGE A1 Posting facts about concussions tion and conversion of an existing There have been 16 change orders to EdLine is also being discussed. greenhouse. at the middle school and another 7, 11 am &7,11pm to the board. The handbook The principal and athletic director Director of Buildings and 16 at the high school, he said. should be part of the summer are continuing to work on issues Grounds John Van Teeckelen- Brodow gave some remarks on mailing Millburn High School stu- of field usage. burgh said the first change order the graduating class in light of dent households receive in mid- Three change orders were was due to negotiation down from recent commencement exercises. August, Chapman said. reported for the now completed a higher price. “The Class of 2009 was an Miron and D’Alessio recom- construction project at the middle Board Vice President Scott exceptionally strong one,” he said, mended that the participation and high schools. Kamber remarked that the mini- adding the class’ achievements are form students athletes will sign in They include $85,310 for the mal amount of change orders in too many to mention. “Achieve- the fall include a section about electrical portion of the temporary the construction process “con- ment K-12 in this district contin- health and safety issues involved classroom unit; $20,091 to reroute trasts severely with past goings-on, ues to be exceptional,” he said. “YourNeighborhoodNetwork” Correction Comcast TV36/Verizon TV33 Due to an editing error, the baseball team was reported to pionship with a 14 -4 defeat of The Item of Millburn and Short SeeComplete ProgramListings at Millburn-Short Hills Youth Base- have won the New Jersey Cal Rip- Colonia on July 6 in an article pub- Hills. Millburn won the District 9 www.hometownetv.org ball 11- and 12-year-old All-Star ken District 12 Tournament cham- lished in the July 9 edition of Tournament title.

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STAFF PHOTO BY HARRY TRUMBORE Mayor Sandra Haimoff, Dr. Daniel Weidner and Laraine Barach, from left, discuss the painting by Weidner’s father that he donated to the township in May. TOWNSHIP HISTORY Seeking Millburn’s lost mill

By Harry Trumbore school.” of The Item But while their mother had to light the burners on the stove to The township received a lovely warm the apartment, the Weidner gift at the Township Committee children were warmed just as meeting May 19 when onetime much by the view they had of the resident Dr. Daniel Weidner made decorated evergreen tree in Taylor the formal donation of a painting Park at Christmas time. of a mill done by his father. “It was a great town. So much is According to Laraine Barach of gone,” he told The Item. “I can still the Art Advisory Committee, who hear the noise of them swimming introduced Weidner that evening, in the pond in Taylor Park.” the painting had been meticulous- His father was a commercial ly restored by Steven Suskauer of artist specializing in gold leaf let- the David Gary Art Gallery. tering. Weidner said his father Weidner said that night that the painted all of the store signs and painting was a gift of the family, windows up and down Millburn pointing out that his father had Avenue. painted his sister into the scene. Weidner remembers that his Weidner, who subsequently father even lettered the sides of the exhibited at the library his sou- township fire engines. venirs and artifacts gathered dur- He remembers so much, but the ing his trek over the old, World one thing he cannot recall is the War II Burma Road in China, con- location of the mill in his father’s tributed a story about growing up painting. in Millburn in the 1930s and 40s to Lynne Ranieri, curator of the Thistle, the newsletter published by historical society’s collection, says the Millburn-Short Hills Historical that despite the large number of LOWEST Society, and he has spoken at mills in the township’s history, she length about his childhood with doubted there was one standing in PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Item of Millburn and Short such good condition when Weid- The Bill Smith mill stood on the site now occupied by Dr. Keith Hills. ner’s father painted the picture. A. Neigel stadium at Millburn High School. To visit with Weidner is to be “Mills are a long-distant bit of PRICESEVER! taken back to another more inno- our history,” Ranieri said. “The last Retired police chief and town- in the painting. cent time. mill that operated as a mill was the ship resident Paul Boegershausen, Ranieri said the artist may have He remembers living in the top Fandango mill, formerly on Main who accompanied Weidner to combined these elements of the floor of a house next to what is Street, but it didn’t resemble the Town Hall for the presentation in Smith mill into a more idyllic Carrier now the Millburn Delicatessen. On mill in the painting. May, had a suggestion. vision. High Efficiency Air Conditioner the ground floor was a Chinese “These mills were factories and “It could have been a mill that “One can only assume there was laundry. When the workers were not fanciful,” she explained. was around where the high school some artistic license involved,” she finished for the day, he recalled, She said she sent a photo of the stadium is now,” Boegershausen said. they would sit on the back porch painting to fellow member Owen said. “That is the only place I can A symbol of times gone by? A and smoke their pipes. Lampe, the town historian, with think of.” forgotten town landmark? His mother worked as a cook at negative results. Boegershausen was referring to Anyone with any thoughts about the high school. “I am afraid neither Owen nor I the Bill Smith mill, which has the location or origin of the mill in “That’s how we got by,” he said. recognize the mill as a local, Mill- many of the same elements — the the painting is invited to contact “We ate leftovers from the high burn mill,” she reported. walkway, the chimney — as the one The Item at theitemonline.com. Kaplan book offers networking advice

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For the past several weeks, there has been an unusually high level of vandalism and criminal mischief reported in the town- ship. And it appears to be increasing. At first, some athletic facilities in Taylor Park were defaced. Then objects were thrown at the doors of stores. Next, someone spray painted graffiti on the side of a super- market and a nearby bridge. Cars and vans have been targeted by vandals in recent weeks, and now residential homes reportedly have been spray painted and egged. The latest outrage is the vandalism of an unoccupied house. Despite the quick response of police to a call from a passer- by, destruction inside the house was extensive. What is it that is causing such a wave of callous indifference to public and private property? One would likely assume that the damage is being done by young people old enough to be out late. Is it because there are few jobs for teens that some have taken to this perverse way of amusing themselves? For now, police say they don’t know who is responsible. But someone knows who is responsible. There are parents who don’t know where their children are in the evenings and don’t bother to ask. There are parents who notice a smear of paint on a teen’s clothing and don’t ask how it got there. There are parents who do not ask who their child’s new friends are, who do not ask where the gang is heading in the evening. We had a spate of underage drinking and irresponsible dri- ving during the high school’s winter recess. It was as if teens went wild with time on their hands. Let’s hope that summer has not brought with it even more irresponsible behavior. The only people who can ensure that are parents.

Letter policy Letters to the Editor Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, Chamber says great ing the downtown once again ing source of support for this Associates. electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor was spotless. Thanks also goes to event providing 1500 bottles of We would also like to thank are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and race was had by all Millburn Township for its ongo- water and juice for the post race Saucony for providing dozens of double-spaced, and include a daytime telephone number for verification. ing support of this event. festivities. prizes for the winners. Thanks to Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Editor, The Item: A special thanks to Mike Con- The Chamber would like to Sean Meany of Leonard Born- Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to On behalf of the Millburn- forti, Dean Shonts, Andy, Rodger offer a special thank you to stein Entertainments for the [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, Short Hills Chamber of Com- and the crew at The Sneaker Fac- Investors Savings Bank for serv- musical accompaniment and 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. merce, I would like to offer sin- tory. They are responsible for the ing as the event’s major corporate Michael Priddy and The Priddy cere thanks to the many township behind the scenes organization sponsor and for providing enthu- Learning Academy for sponsoring departments, community groups that takes place for weeks prior to siastic volunteer assistance the medals for the highly popular and individuals for helping make the race. It is their expertise that throughout the evening. Kids Fun Run. the 30th annual Chamber of has nurtured this race and The Mall at Short Hills was Thank you to our Chamber Community Events Commerce President’s Cup Night enabled it to become one of the once again a major event sponsor. volunteers, including Sally Kauf- Race such an overwhelming suc- best managed 5K races in the We also would like to man, Shayne Miller, David Stern, TUESDAY, JULY 21 meeting. Town Hall. cess. state. acknowledge the business spon- David Stone, Ralph Tarnofsky 8 p.m. Township Committee Despite intermittent rain Thanks to the Millburn-Short sors whose generous support was and George Tenney, and many meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, SEPT. 14 storms, more than 1,300 runners Hills Chapter of the American acknowledged on this year’s tee other volunteers of all ages who 7:30 p.m. Environmental from the tri-state area crossed the Red Cross for the much needed shirts presented to the first 1,000 provided assistance throughout MONDAY, AUG. 3 Commission meeting. Town Hall. finish line at this year’s 5K run. water stops for runners and to the the runners: Hennion & Walsh, the evening. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of The police traffic department, First Aid Squad who made first Inc., Hilton Short Hills, Kings The Chamber of Commerce is Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 under the leadership of Sergeant aid assistance available. Also, Supermarkets, Inc., Pizzeta, Prid- delighted to be able to sponsor an 8 p.m. Township Committee Dave Bonney did an outstanding thanks to Claudia and Michael dy Learning Academy, Saint event that has become such a THURSDAY, AUG. 6 meeting. Town Hall. job of traffic control, ensuring the Karp of Weichert Company Real- Barnabas Medical Center, Jia long-standing tradition in the 7:30 p.m. Historic safety of both the runners and the tors and Ken Wenger of PNC Boutique, Short Hills Pharmacy, community. Preservation Commission WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 many spectators along the race Bank for manning the High Sports Training Physical Therapy meeting. Town Hall. 7:30 p.m. Planning Board route. Thanks to Anthony Boffa School water stop and to Mill- and Michael Steinberg, D. D. S., Karol McNulty meeting. Town Hall. and his crew at the Department burn High School for providing Samuel Adams, Sawhorse ExecuveDirector WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12 of Public Works and to the staff at the necessary equipment. Designs and Wolfhead Athletic. Millburn-Short Hills 7:30 p.m. Planning Board MONDAY, SEPT. 21 Charlie Brown’s Restaurant who Bob Griner and his volunteers Additional support was provided Chamber of Commerce meeting. Town Hall. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of did a tremendous job with from South Mountain Communi- by Rock Properties, Paper Mill Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. cleanup so that by Tuesday morn- ty Church have been an outstand- Playhouse and James Weill and SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 MONDAY, AUG. 17 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 7 p.m. Zoning Board of meeting. Education Center. Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. ENVIRONMENT TUESDAY, AUG. 18 THURSDAY, OCT. 1 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Historic meeting. Town Hall. Preservation Commission It’s seafood season, but eat wisely 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Education Center. By Michele S. Byers Environmental Protection and No, there aren’t. ened or endangered. TUESDAY, SEPT. 1 MONDAY, OCT. 5 Executive Director Health and Senior Services can A sobering study published in The Environmental Defense 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Environmental New Jersey Conservation help sort out the safety of the catch the journal Science in 2006 pre- Funds offers a Seafood Selector at meeting. Town Hall. Commission meeting. Millburn Foundation of the day with “Fish Smart, Eat dicts fish populations consumable www.edf.org/page.cfm?tagID=152 Free Public Library. Smart: A Guide to Health Advi- by humans will have completely 1. The site rates fish from all WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 7:45 p.m. Board of Education New Jerseyans know there’s sories for Eating Fish and Crabs collapsed by 2050. The four-year around the world as “eco-best,” 7:30 p.m. Planning Board meeting. South Mountain School. nothing like going down to the Caught in New Jersey Waters.” study analyzed 32 controlled “eco-OK” and “eco-worst.”On the meeting. Town Hall. shore in the summer and enjoying Released in June, the report experiments, studies from 48 eco-best list are wild Alaskan fresh seafood. But seafood lovers (www.state.nj.us/dep/dsr/njmain- marine protected areas, and 53 salmon, mussels, farmed Rainbow TUESDAY, SEPT. 8 TUESDAY, OCT. 6 now face a dilemma when it comes fish.htm) recommends a limit of no years of global catch data from the Trout, farmed oysters and wild U.S. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 8 p.m. Township Committee to deciding which fish to eat, due more than one meal of freshwater United Nations Food and Agricul- and Canadian albacore tuna. On meeting. Education Center. meeting. Town Hall. to health and environmental fish per week. It identifies high- ture Organization. the eco-worst list are Chilean sea issues. risk individuals - infants, children, This potential collapse is symp- bass, farmed Atlantic salmon, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7 Mercury, PCBs, dioxin and oth- pregnant women, nursing mothers tomatic of a larger problem that shark and bluefin and yellowfin 8 p.m. Board of Recreation 7:30 p.m. Planning Board er contaminants in our oceans, and women of childbearing age - cuts across the wide sphere of tuna. Commissioners meeting. Gero meeting. Town Hall. rivers and lakes have made their and recommending a limit of one human experience: We simply The Web site EarthEasy has also Park Recreation Building. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation way into some fish and shellfish, freshwater fish meal per month. It can’t keep endlessly consuming the compiled a helpful guide at reducing their value as healthy also provides guidelines for fish earth’s resources — fish, trees, www.eartheasy.com/eat_sustain- THURSDAY, SEPT. 10 Commissioners meeting. Gero Park Recreation Building. food choices. And many other fish caught in specific bodies of water petroleum … you name it — at cur- able_seafoods.htm. It rates fish 7:30 p.m. Historic populations have tanked due to in New Jersey. rent rates. according to the status of wild pop- Preservation Commission over-fishing. Do we really want to Among coastal saltwater Many of our societal systems ulations, fishing methods, impact eat poisons or contribute to the species, the state report recom- and cultures around food evolved of native populations, the amount extinction of the Earth’s aquatic mends eating only limited amounts at times when the Earth’s popula- of washed catch, and management biodiversity? of Striped Bass, Bluefish and tion was much lower. Continuing initiatives to improve sustain- For environmentally-sensitive American Eel — and high-risk our habits with an exploding ability. seafood lovers, navigating these individuals are advised to skip human population simply will not Learn more about the future of problems at mealtime is difficult these altogether.American Lob- work in the long run. Our illusion our planet’s fish by viewing a doc- but not impossible. ster also carries a preparation of bounty is just that, an illusion – umentary film based on the book There’s the option of buying precaution. an ecological version of the inter- “The End of the Line” by Charles organically farm-raised fish that So, which fish are experiencing net stock bubble, or the real estate Clover, at www.babelgum.com/ are largely free of contaminants declining populations? If you’ve market bubble. endoftheline. And I hope you will KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President,Publisher that may be found in their wild ever seen a commercial fishing The answer lies, as it so often consult New Jersey Conservation HARRYTRUMBORE, Editor cousins. But some fish farming boat dumping a tide of fish on its does, in sustainability. Sustainably- Foundation’s Web site at NANCYCONNELLY, Advertising Manager harms the ecology of our estuaries deck you may have wondered: harvested fish is a growing indus- www.njconservation.org for more STEPHEN BORG, President and impacts the habitats of native Can there really be that many fish try, and there are several guides to information about conserving New Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRYRUBIN, Director,Classified TeleCenter fish. in the sea? help you figure out which fish are Jersey’s precious land and natural Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENNGARVIE, Vice President,Production The New Jersey Departments of The answer, as it turns out, is: okay to eat and which are threat- resources. • • Editorial Office:973-921-6451 GEORGE GANNON, Circulation SalesManager • • • www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, July 16, 2009 A5 SOME HEAVY LIFTING Check out The Item’s weekly poll and let us know what you are thinking Visit theitemonline.com and click on “Weekly In last week’s poll, visitors were asked to tell us Poll” at the top of the Home Page. We’re how they are coping with nasty insects this interested in hearing what you think. summer. What type of social media do you use most in By press time yesterday, 50 percent of voters your business and/or personal life for said they use lots of spray on their arms and networking opportunities? neck. Twenty-five percent said they use You will be able to see how your answer stacks citronella candles and another 25 percent said up against choices made by other visitors. they smoke a cigar outside. Lighting tiki torches Results will be printed as well in next week’s around the patio and plugging in a bug zapper edition of The Item of Millburn and Short Hills did not garner any votes. along with a new question for the week.

PSEG Suggestions for cutting costs

Summer is here, which will like- ■ Install a programmable ther- insulation or weather-stripping. ly mean higher electric bills as peo- mostat. If health conditions per- ■ Turn off power sources. TVs, ple turn on fans and air condition- mits, raise the setting from 73 to 78 computers and other electronic ers to help keep cool. Demand for degrees. You can save 3 to 5 per- devices draw power when they are electricity can also increase if you cent on your air conditioning costs in standby mode or turned off but have house guests or children for each degree you raise the ther- still plugged in. Plug electronics home for the summer. The follow- mostat. into power strips and turn off the ing tips can help you plan ahead ■ Close doors leading to power switch when the items are and control energy costs: uncooled parts of your home. If not in use. ■ Use ceiling fans in the you have central air conditioning, ■ Switch to compact fluores- counter-clockwise direction to cre- close off vents to unused rooms. cent light bulbs (CFLs), which use ate a wind-chill effect, making you Keep filters clean. 75 percent less electricity and burn feel cooler. In addition, whole- ■ Plant shade trees close to the more coolly than incandescent house fans that bring in cooler house on the south and west sides. bulbs. night-time air can pre-cool a house ■ Seal holes and cracks around Keep in mind that CFLs are and reduce energy use in the day- doors and windows. Eliminate air especially handy in hard-to-reach PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY time if heat is kept out by closing leaks between window air condi- fixtures and won’t need to be windows and shades. tioners and windows with foam replaced for about five years. When a township mill moved or closed, the unwieldy and heavy millstone was often left in place and buried. Local landscapers, such as Andrew Becker, seen here surrounded by mill- stones, uncover them while working in local gardens. The millstone on which Becker is resting LETTERS township has received a “Keeping suburban community of Mill- his arm apparently washed downhill into the yard of the former home of the Daniel Grossman in Touch” mailing from Rep. Don- burn/Short Hills. Gerrymander- family at the corner of Western Drive and Swale Lane.Several months ago Mr. Becker volun- FROM PAGE A4 ald Payne. ing has effectively disenfranchised teered to pick up the millstone and position it on the green opposite the Short Hills train sta- On the page requesting this part of the 10th District, tion, where other local millstones are enjoyed by commuters and the school children who visit Asks congressman, opinions, I have sent him the fol- where I reside. the historical society museum at the station. lowing note. I urge all township So, at the very least, your ‘How’re you doin’?’ residents who feel similarly to do response to my question would be likewise. appreciated.” Editor, The Item: “Dear Mr. Payne: I’d like a I presume that everyone in the couple of examples of how you Edward Zinbarg 10th Congressional District of our are serving the interests of my 5 Hardwell Road

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(Editor’s note: This is the second around the city are closed on Sun- in a series of articles by Bonnie, a days, so we can use their spaces to rising senior at Millburn High film,” he explained. “While we ben- School reporting on the experi- efit from them, they also gain pub- ences of her fellow students who licity in our productions.” are working as interns or volun- Though Cook Street’s workdays teers during the summer.) are concrete, Eric’s schedule is unpredictable. By Bonnie Wertheim “I expected that I would for The Item work part-time on the set, part-time in the office. But I came to realize The entertain- my schedule was far more ment industry has erratic. My daily tasks range its obvious associ- from delivering permits to ations: Holly- the Mayor’s Office of TV and wood, celebrities, Broadcasting to running to the Oscars and Staples and purchasing office the Emmys. But supplies.” before actors and Making all of these trips has producers make enabled Eric to develop a mental it big, they take on smaller projects. map of his surroundings. Two Millburn High School “I’ve learned how to navigate interns in the school’s Career Explo- the city. My first day of work ration Internship Program, Eric was my first time on the Frank and Emily Lewton, are work- subway, and now I’m able to make ing with independent film and tele- transfers and easily reach my vision studios. Eric’s internship site destinations.” is Cook Street Productions in New But this job has taught Eric far York City, and Emily works at more than just how to find his way HomeTowne Television in around New York City. Through his Summit. work with Cook Street, he has When it came to choosing his come to understand the intricacies internship site, Eric didn’t struggle. of film. “I participate in a lot of the plays “You watch a movie, and at the high school, so an internship you don’t realize how much is in production made sense,” he said. going on behind the scenes. “It helps for the future, whether I You have no idea until you’re on want to be involved in acting, pro- the set.” ducing or the crew.” Emily is also seeing the inner At Cook Street, Eric is the workings of production in her youngest set and office production internship at HomeTowne Televi- assistant. The company aids inde- sion. HomeTowne is a public pendent filmmakers in financing access TV station that covers their endeavors. stories in both Summit and Eric works directly with these Millburn. filmmakers. He says that when it “I’ve always watched TV,” Emily comes to his internship, “there is no said, “but until now I never thought average day.” about all of the work that goes His week starts on Sunday and into it.” PHOTO BY BONNIE WERTHEIM ends on Thursday. “Most shops and restaurants SEE INTERNS, PAGE B2 Eric Frank helps transport the camera on the subway as part of his summer internship with Cook Street Productions in New York City.

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INTERNS To complete her project, Emily has been scheduling and conduct- FROM PAGE B1 ing interviews. “I ask questions about the orga- Because she wants to be a nizations’ messages, activities and reporter when she’s older, she fig- events,” she said. “Also, I find ures there’s no better place to start out how people can get involved on her path than at a local TV sta- with or donate to the organiza- tion. tions.” Emily’s mentor, Jesse Patterson, Her finished products will air on is the station manager of Home- Channel 36 in the upcoming Towne TV. months. Both Eric and Emily are “Emily is getting to try a little of interested in continuing to work in everything,” Patterson said. “She entertainment. has been helping as a crew member “I definitely want to proceed in on shoots both in the studio and this line of work,” said Eric, “in out in the field. She has also been addition to having a full-time job in helping with editing shows, espe- another area. There isn’t a lot of cially our weekly news program.” money in the filmmaking industry, Patterson explained Emily’s unless you’ve been discovered or most important assignment. know the right people. That’s real- “Her long-term project for the ly what it’s all about: being con- summer has her starting to create a nected.” library of three- to five-minute Through their respective sum- shorts on the many non-profit orga- mer internships, Eric and Emily nizations in town so the station can have formed relationships and PHOTO COURTESY OF EMILY LEWTON highlight them at various times made contacts that will guide them throughout the year,” he said. in their career searches. MHS intern Emily Lewton works the soundboard at HomeTowne Television at the station’s headquarters in Summitt.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Town students earn honors Registration taken for fall Township resident John Heder- Three township residents have named an Edward J. Bloustein Dis- man, son of Deborah and John received high honors for the spring tinguished Scholar by the state and Hederman, graduated cum laude semester at Phillips Exeter Acade- designated an AP Scholar by the ed in the summer information children will attend may contact from Saint Peter’s Preparatory my. Nathan J. Bu and Samantha S. College Board. Summer registration for ele- mailing sent home around Aug. the Education Center receptionist School during the school’s com- Reckford are seniors, and Mary M. She is co-president of the Israel mentary school students for the 15. Registration is ongoing for at 973-376-3600. A list of schools mencement ceremony on May 31. Reckford is a sophomore. Action Committee and a member 2009-10 school year will be held at those who are unable to register by by street can be viewed on the John was presented with the Township resident Serena Cov- of the Model UN team as well as each of the township’s five ele- this deadline. school district’s Web site at Scholar-Athlete Award for excel- kin, daughter of Rick and Diane the photo editor of the yearbook, mentary schools as well as at the Children must be five years old www.millburn.org by visiting the lence in the classroom and in ath- Covkin and recent graduate of Rae the school photographer and a Education Center. Students regis- on or before Oct. 1 to enter kinder- “District” page and clicking on letic competition. As a senior, his Kushner Yeshiva High School, has writer for the student newspaper. tering for the Millburn Middle garten in the fall, and there are no “General Info/School Attendance activities included the Celtic Club, been inducted into the RKYHS A 2008 Bronfman Foundation School and Millburn High School exceptions to this policy.Kinder- Zone.” the Stock Market Club, the Clas- Society of Distinguished Scholars, Fellow, Serena will spend a year should register at their respective garten is a full day of school. The five elementary schools in sics Club and a school-sponsored earning the day school’s highest studying at Midreshet Lindenbaum school offices. Parents must register in person. Millburn Township are: study abroad experience in Sala- academic honor. in Israel before attending the Uni- Registrants are asked to first An official, original birth certificate ■ Deerfield School, 26 Troy manca, Spain. He will attend Ford- Serena, a finalist for the Nation- versity of Pennsylvania as a Ben- contact the elementary school must be shown during registration. Lane, 973-379-4843 ham University in the fall. al Merit Scholarship, has also been jamin Franklin Scholar. office to make an appointment to Two documents that demonstrate ■ Glenwood School, 325 Taylor register new students. The school proof of residency are also Road, 973-379-7576 offices are staffed part-time during required, such as a copy of the ■ Hartshorn School, 400 the summer, so call the school for lease, deed or contract for your Hartshorn Drive, 973-379-7550 Te acher Expo events held across the state an appointment to register. If no home, a current utility bill, or oth- ■ South Mountain School, 2 one is available, registration is tak- er dated documents that prove you Southern Slope Drive, 973-921- The Teacher Expo “Expanding financial and retirement planning, ■ Wednesday, Aug. 19: Holiday en at the Education Center are a current township resident. 1394 Teacher Horizons” will be held in colleges and universities class trips Inn, 2175 Marlton Pike (Route 70), between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. Any families with a signed ■ Wyoming School, 55 Myrtle four New Jersey locations this sum- and more. Cherry Hill For more information, contact house contract or lease who will be Ave., 973-761-1619 mer. Admission and parking are Exhibits will be open from 10 A free workshop for teachers of Robin Caivano at 973-376-3600, moving into the township are also The Education Center is located free, and reservations or pre-regis- a.m. to 4 p.m. The 2009 schedule kindergarten through 12th grade extension 182. encouraged to register all their at 434 Millburn Ave. at the far end tration are not required for atten- of Teacher Expos is: will be presented Regional Training Every attempt should be made to school-aged children. of the high school parking lot, and dance. ■ Thursday, July 30: Holiday Center at each expo from noon complete registration by Aug. 7 so Parents with a question about can be reached by calling 973-376- An informative expo for profes- Inn, 304 Route 22 West, Spring- until 1 p.m. that all new students will be includ- registration or which school their 3600. sional educators, Expanding field For more information about the Teacher Horizons will feature ■ Thursday, Aug. 6: Sheraton, 6 one-hour workshops, visit exhibits on a variety of topics, Industrial Way East, Eatontown www.eagleproductionsllc.com. 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Township resident Jung Kong dalena Grzybowska and Carla versity of Notre Dame. Ryan, a ris- EAGLE SCOUT HONORED graduated with an associate in Molina have been named to the ing senior enrolled in Notre applied science degree in nursing dean’s list for the spring semester at Dame’s Mendoza College of Busi- June 5 from Essex County College. Essex County College. ness, is majoring in finance. Mary Margaret O’Toole, daugh- Twin Oak Road resident Adam Katria Misilo, daughter of town- ter of township residents Terry and Litterman has been awarded a ship residents Stephen and Polly O’Toole, graduated with a graduate school fellowship from Roksolana Misilo, has been named bachelor’s degree in art history and the University of Minnesota. The to the dean’s list for the spring a certificate in visual arts June 2 fellowship provides a stipend of semester at Stevens Institute of from Princeton University. $22,500 and full tuition. Litterman Technology, where she is majoring Township resident Boris M. will begin a doctorate program in in business. Shinder graduated with a bache- microbiology in the fall. He grad- Devorah Langsam, daughter of lor’s degree from Ramapo College. uated with a bachelor’s degree in township residents Joseph and Bet- Mark Peter Bruno, son of microbiology from Princeton Uni- ty Langsam, has been named to the Helen and Mark Bruno, graduated versity in 2007. After completing dean’s list for the spring semester at magna cum laude with a bache- his degree, he worked for two years Washington University in St. Louis, lor’s degree in philosophy and psy- at the New York University School where she is enrolled in the Col- chology May 17 from the Universi- of Medicine under the direction of lege of Arts and Sciences. ty of Rochester. Dr. David Polsky. Township resident Christopher Township resident Laure M. Spinelli received president’s com- Fischer has been named to the BOEShort meetings Hills on TV mendation for outstanding schol- dean’s list for the spring quarter at arship in the spring semester at Northwestern University, where MillburnMathematics Board of Education Elon University. she is a student in the Weinberg meetings are recorded and may be0002542152-01 Badora Ali, Taryn Cafun, College of Arts and Sciences. viewedPrivat onet Saturdaysutoring by at university 1:30 p.m. Gabriela Giedrojc, Huiqing Li, Township resident Ryan Ripp Comcastmathematics subscribers professor will for all find Sunsook Sohnkim, Lung-Chieh has been named to the dean’s list thehigh meetings school on and Channel middle school 36, and Sun, Stephanie Wittleder, Mag- for the spring semester at the Uni- mostclasses,Verizon and forFIOS SAT, subscribersACT,and will be ableAP to watch exams. on Channel 33. DVDs of recent Board of Edu- STANDARDIZED TESTS cationFor more meetings information, are also please available call Read & Recycle atMel the Nathanson circulation at (973) desk 921-9615of the Mill- or Te acher to speak This Paper burnemail Free [email protected] Library. . at fall conference

Township resident, educator and author Mark Richman will FelicianCollege speak at The Boston Conference of StudentSFirSt the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics on Oct. 22. His topic is brain-based study InstantDecIsIon Days strategies that enhance success on standardized exams, such forFreshmen andtransfers as the SAT, ACT, HSPA and NJASK. July20-25 and August17-22,2009 Richman is about to begin his 8:30 a.m. to 7p.m. (Monday –Thursday) 35th year in education. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Friday) He currently teaches math at 9a.m. to 12 p.m. (Saturday) Columbia High School in Maple- wood. Kirby Hall, Lodi campus He is the author of four books on education, the most recent No appointmentnecessary ... being “Just Let Me Survive Today – just stop by withyour: A Primer in Classroom Manage- •High school transcripts or GED ment and Motivation.” •SAT/ACT scores •Collegetranscripts (transfer students) MHS grad on stage For moreinformation: Michael Field, a 2008 Millburn waive 201.559.6131 High School graduate, will per- ad and we’ll [email protected] form in a poetry open mic event Bring this application fee the $30 www.felician.edu PHOTO COURTESY OF BOY SCOUT TROOP 15 Sunday at Rock’n Joe from 8:30 to 262 SouthMain Street, Lodi,NJ 10:30 p.m. Mayor Sandra Haimoff and Senior Patrol Leader Charles Herrera, an Eagle Scout, meet at the There will be no cover charge. year-end awards ceremony for Boy Scout Troop 15, Christ Church. The mayor addressed Scholarships available For more information, call the café Counselors available for interested graduate students Scouts on the township governance process and structure. Charles will attend Washington Uni- at 973-376-6111. versity in St. Louis in the fall. Lodi and Rutherford, NJ www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, July 16, 2009 B3 SHE’S READY FOR ANYTHING Girl Scouts help neighbors in need

PHOTO COURTESY OF HARTSHORN GIRL SCOUT TROOP 313 Members of Hartshorn Girl Scout Troop 313, from left, Abby Kahn, Rachel Hubertus, Amy Nadel and Julia Fried present local Red Cross Director of Emergency Services Robin Kirchner with the proceeds of the troop’s annual cookie sale to be used to help stock the Red Cross’ food pantry. Brigitte Zimmerman, director of Goods for Good School Connect program, talks to Wyoming School fifth grade girl scouts about the lack of school supplies in Malawi, Africa. During the past year, the troop held a school-wide drive collecting school supplies and two bake sales to raise money for the program. Zimmerman said since 2007, the pro- gram has had a 30-per- cent increase in primary school attendance as well as improved teacher moti- PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ACADEMY OF SAINT ELIZABETH vation and student morale Township resident Paige Wilhelm holds roses at her graduation from The Academy of Saint due to having the needed Elizabeth in Convent Station. Paige attended The Academy of Saint Elizabeth for four years. supplies.

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YOEC Red Cross offers DENTIST Yo ung musicians take their talent to Austria child CPR course John Rhee, DDS Graduate, NYU College of Dentistry, Member ADA A group of ten township student The Millburn-Short Hills Chapter Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry musicians returned last week from of the American Red Cross will a trip to Austria with the Youth hold an Infant and Child CPR and featuring the latest in Dental Technology Orchestras of Essex County. First-Aid Course for babysitters. Pediatrics •Invisalign Orthodontics Students performed four con- Classes will be held Tuesday, Endodontics •Periodontics •Implants certs in Innsbruck, Salzburg and July 21, from 1 to 4 p.m., and Digital X-ray system for less radiation exposure Vienna, joined in a 200th anniver- Thursday, July 23, from 1 to 4 p.m. Nobelbiocare Implant System sary celebration of the music of Participants must attend both Discount on placement of Implants composer Franz Joseph Haydn dates. and visited landmarks such as The course teaches the skills Now you can Mozart’s home and Schonbrunn necessary to help sustain life and secure your denture Palace. minimize the consequences of with Implants The trip had the duel purpose of injury or sudden illness until med- having students perform overseas ical help arrives. 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Advertising SectionAdvertising Section B4 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, July 16, 2009 Religion/Obituaries www.TheItemOnline.com TAKING THEIR HEARTS AND HAMMERS TO APPALACHIA C. Lawrence Keller A memorial New York, served on the board of Kate Horton, center, and service for for- directors of Presbyterian Homes Emily Beimfohr, right, of mer township Foundation of New Jersey and was Wyoming Presbyterian resident C. active with Cheshire Homes. He Church stand with Sara Lee, Lawrence Keller served on the board of the New whose parents own the home will be held on Jersey Conservation Foundation in Appalacia they are rebuild- Saturday, Sept. for 18 years and served as the ing. Working on the roof are 12, at 11 a.m. at board president. Katie Beimfohr, right, and St. Stephen’s Keller Most recently, he served on the Raul Munoz. Wyoming Church Church. Mr. foundation’s advisory council and Keller, 87, died in Londonderry, Vt., on the strategic planning commit- sent 13 youths and six adult on July 7. tee. chaperones to Evarts, Ky., to He began his real estate career Mr. Keller was a former member work with the Appalachian with his father, Charles G. Keller, of two township boards, the Zon- Service Project, rebuilding in New York City. ing Board of Adjustment and the and repairing homes. Groups In 1968, he established Keller Planning Board. He generally go for one week and Realty Associates, Inc. in Hacken- He graduated from the Taft work on one project while sack and Princeton, specializing in School in Connecticut in 1941. there. Wyoming had three industrial and commercial real He was a longtime member of teams of two adult leaders estate. Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, and three to five youths on Mr. Keller worked for environ- the Short Hills Club, Ekwanok each team. Their projects mentally responsible development, Country Club in Manchester, Vt., was instrumental in developing the Sankaty Head Golf Club in Nan- included rebuilding an entire Princeton Forrestal Center and tucket, Mass., and the Tuscarora house, building a porch and was founding partner of the Club in Margaretville, N.Y. installing a new roof, and Carnegie Center, also in Princeton. Mr. Keller is survived by his demolishing and rebuilding a He was a former director of the wife, Barbara; three sons, Cord of porch. Real Estate Board of New York, Los Angeles, Calif., James of past president of the Independent Brooklyn, N.Y., and Nicholas of Real Estate Broker’s Association Washington, D.C.; a daughter, Lin- PHOTO COURTESY OF WYOMING and served as an officer of the ny Andlinger of Upper Montclair; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Society of Industrial and Office and four grandchildren. Realtors. In lieu of flowers, donations He was a former chairman of may be made to the New Jersey the board of McBurney YMCA of Conservation Foundation. Upcoming event for seniors offered Congregation B’nai Israel offers To RSVP, contact Lois Dyer at an event for seniors in July. 973-533-1809. On Tuesday, July 28, a lunch will The cost is $7 for Adult Forum be offered at noon followed by a members, $9 for non-members. viewing of “Doubt,” which features Send checks made out to B’nai an ensemble cast headed by Meryl Israel to Adult Forum C/O Lois Streep and Phillip Seymour Dyer, 9 Hearthstone Terrace, Liv- Hoffman. ingston, 07039.

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Temple Pilots dominated the decade from starttofinish, Cheap Tick,ZZTop, Kansas and Def Leppard. Loverboy the to-die-for Seared Filet Mignon topped with jumbo winning a“Best HardRockPerformance” Grammyin lump crabmeat and aChardonnayCream, accompanied St. Rose of Lima Church went on to recordadditional hits suchas“When its 1994 forthe song “Plush,”having their five albums sell Over”, ”Nothings Gonna Stop YouNow”, “Hot Girls in by Sweet Potato Gratin and Roasted Tomatoes. His Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 morethan 35 million copies worldwide, and racking up Love”,“Queen of the Broken Hearts”, “This Could BeThe Roasted RackofLamb is crusted with redpeppercorn a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. 15 singles on the BillboardTop Tenincluding “Down,” Night”, “Notorious (co-written by JonBon Jovi and and servedwith caramelized blackfigs, baby carrots and “Creep,”“Vasoline,”“Big Empty,” “Sour Girl” and “Days of Richie Sambora)” and “Too Hot.”The Band wasinducted golden beets glace. The Poached Maine Lobster is served the Week.”Overthe next decade STP managedtosustain into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the 2009 with orangeinfused butter and Merlot artichoke heart. B’nai Jeshurun’s their commercial success, earning greater critical Juno Awards. Loverboyplays the AC Hilton Saturdayat8 As befits arestaurant of this caliber,the DoverSole is acclaim with eachrelease and building abodyofwork p.m.Tickets are$30. flownindaily, to be presented with Port wine quenelles. Camp TBJ 2010 that remains popular,evenafter the band memberswent If comedyisyour choice, Dave Attell’sshowSaturday Agastronomic experience, whateveryour selection! their separate ways following the turn-of the millennium at Borgata’sMusic Boxshould be aconsideration. Peregrines’ grand finale is just that! To the best of my Those considering Camp TBJ release of Shangri-La Dee Da. In 2003, STP reunited to Named one of the “25 Funniest People in America” by knowledge, this is the onlyrestaurant in Atlantic City 2010 for their children are wel- release their greatest hits album Thank You, followedup Entertainment Weekly, His caustic wit, rapid-firedelivery whichstill prepares dessertSouffles to order.Arecent come to visit this year’s session by their compilation EP Buy This, their most current to and his choice of material that can best be described as selection included Chocolate, Grand Marnier,and Raspberry,eachtopped with decadent sauces. after contacting the camp office at date. Showtime at Borgata is Saturdayat8p.m., and tick- “veryadult”have earned him the reputation as a“comic’s ets range$95 to $135. comic.”Dave’smost recent stand-up wasthe one-hour Chef Roberthas even created asugar-free Lemon 973-379-3177 or mfeingold@tbj Souffle! Throughout the summer,we’re told there’ll be .org. Also this weekend, the Hilton has booked “Loverboy,” HBO special titled “Captain Miserable.”Showtime at aCanadian rock group formed in 1980.Throughout the Borgata is Saturdayat9p.m. Tickets are$35 and $45. different specialty Souffles offeredeachweek. All in Early Bird applications for next addition to choices like Keylime Cheesecake Terrine year will be available. ‘80s the band scored numerous hit songs in Canada and Peregrines, probablythe finest restaurant in Atlantic the US, turning out four multi-platinum albums and sell- with raspberry coconut rumsauce and mixed summer The camp philosophy is that City,has re-opened at the Hilton this spring, bringing back ing millions of records.After being rejected by manyUS alevel of cuisine and service rarely seen today. Named for berries; aPineapple Caramel Flan; or Fresh Summer early camp experiences must be recordlabels, theysigned with Columbia Records the pair of nearly-extinct Peregrine Falcons who built a Berries en Crepe. adventurous and challenging, as Canada in 1980 and began recording. The bands hit sin- nest on aridgeatop the hotel towerand successfully Peregrines at the AC Hilton is open fordinner well as nurturing and age/skill gles, particularly“Turn Me Loose” and “Working forthe hatched apair of chicks nearlytwo decades ago,Peregrines Thursday, Friday, Saturdayand Sundayevenings from 6 appropriate. Weekend” have become arena rock staples, and arestill boasts an elegant findeceicle ambiance. The 52-seat p.m. Final seating is 10 p.m. Call 609-347-7111 forreser- heardonmanyclassic rock radio stations across the US enclave is bordered by oversize booths enclosed by elabo- vations. Call early, as reservations arequicklyfilled week- and Canada.Within months the band would go on atour- ratelyetched glass panels to add to the sense of intimacy. end evenings. This is an experience whichwill long Copy For Religious News Is Due ing spree putting on over 200 shows with bands suchas The extensivemenuoffersaselection of appetizers remain one of your favorite resortmemories!

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BABE RUTH BASEBALL Millburn 13-year-old squad outslugs Cranford in District title game 19-13

A 14 -run outburst in the bottom of the first inning propelled the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Base- ball 13-and-under Babe Ruth team to a 19-13 defeat of reigning three- time state champion Cranford July 7 in the Northern New Jersey Dis- trict 12 Tournament championship game in Warren. The District 12 champs advance to participate in the state tourna- ment in Bloomfield. The state tour- ney is scheduled to begin tomor- row. Millburn gave up three runs in the top of the first. Tyler Park opened the bottom of the first with a single. Park stole second and advanced to third on Aidan Favia’s grounder to second. David Talpalar singled in Park with Millburn’s first run. Evelino Ruibal’s fly ball to left was misplayed, putting Millburn runners on first and second. Team- mate Milo Freeman singled to load the bases. Matt Ratner worked out a walk to force in a run and shave Cran- ford’s lead to 3-2. Ben Kizel fol- lowing with a game-tying single to right. A bases loaded walk to Will Shiebler forced in the go- ahead run. A pitch plunked Alden Boldt, forcing in Millburn’s fifth run. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL Leadoff hitter Park, in his sec- Showing off the Northern New Jersey District 12 championship banner following a 19-13 title game defeat of Cranford on July 7 in Warren are, kneeling, from ond at bat of the inning, drew a bases-loaded walk. left, manager Ted Bourke, Dan Kizel, Milo Freeman, Henry Thomas, Casey Geller and Aidan Favia, and, standing, coach Michael Dasti, Tyler Park, Matt Ratner, Cranford starter John Bakie, Evelino Ruibal, Will Shiebler, David Talpalar, Alden Boldt, Jared Wolf, coach Josh Kirson and coach Peter Jurgensen of the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Baseball after throwing a first-pitch ball to 13-and-under Babe Ruth team. No. 2 hitter Favia, was lifted in favor of David Forrestal. knocked the ball down and recov- inning on a misplay of a Ruibal fourth, threw out Forrestal at the three runs on an RBI double by seventh innings to close out the Favia lined the Cranford reliev- ered in time to retire Freeman at grounder. plate for the second out. Freeman, Kizel, a run-scoring bunt by Boldt game. er’s second delivery over the right first for the inning’s second out. Cranford, which was gunning who had taken over for starter Tal- and on a run-scoring throwing “Every single one of our kids did fielder’s head. Two runs scored on Freeman did receive credit for an for a fifth consecutive District 12 palar the previous inning, picked error. something to contribute to this vic- the play, extending Millburn’s lead RBI on the play. crown, scored four runs in the sec- Feeney off of first base to end the Millburn tacked on two more tory,” Millburn manager Ted to 8-3. A two-run single by Ratner ond, three in the third and three inning. runs in the sixth. The first Bourke said. “We also got good A walk to Talpalar reloaded the extended Millburn’s lead to 12-3. more in the fourth to shave Mill- Cranford ace Sean Feeney, who run scored on a bases-loaded field- relief pitching.” bases. Ruibal’s grounder to short- Kizel doubled in Millburn’s 13th burn’s lead to 14 -13. had opened the game at shortstop, ing error by Feeney and the stop was misplayed, allowing run of the inning. Kizel advanced Two key defensive plays pre- took over the pitching duties second on a bases-loaded walk to To obtain state tournament another run to score. to third on a passed ball and served Millburn’s one-run lead. at the start of the bottom of the Park. schedules and result, visit Freeman, the next batter, lined a crossed the plate with what proved Park, after fielding Cranford’s fifth. Jared Wolf of Millburn retired theitemonline.com shot up the middle. Forrestal to be the local side’s final run of the fourth consecutive single in the Millburn reached Feeney for the side in order in the sixth and —Jim Connelly CAL RIPKEN BASEBALL STATE TOURNAMENT Monroe deals Millburn Millburn 9-10 All-Stars win Pool A title 4-1 setback in semifinals Three victories by a combined and a two-run single by Tyler Nor- took on Flemington on Saturday in Both runners advanced on Ryan Monroe dashed the Millburn- center to end a minor Monroe 25-6 margin enabled the Millburn- tillo staked Millburn to a 4-0 lead a contest between teams with 1-0 Swanson’s grounder to second. Short Hills Youth Baseball 9- and threat in the third. Short Hills Youth Baseball 9- and in the top of the first inning. pool play records. Schiekofer ripped a game-tying 10-year-old All-Star team’s state Adelman, with help from first 10-year-old All-Star team to claim Millburn erupted for nine runs Flemington, the visiting team, single up the middle. title hopes Monday night with a 4- baseman Mottesi, escaped another the Pool A title of the Cal Ripken in the second and tallied its final reached Millburn starter Jacob for Following a walk to Kyle Man- 1 triumph in the single-elimination jam in the fourth. Northern New Jersey 10-and- two runs in the fourth. two runs, one of them unearned, in gold and a wild pitch, Ryan Adel- semifinals of the Cal Ripken Mottesi, with two Monroe run- Under State Tournament in Budd Richie Schiekofer, Millburn’s the top of the first. man hit a line drive to center to Northern New Jersey State Tour- ners on base, snared a line drive to Lake. leadoff batter, doubled twice, drove Millburn was held to just one hit plate Millburn’s third and fourth nament in Budd Lake. take away an almost certain dou- Millburn easily dispatched in two runs and scored twice in the over the first four innings, a single runs. Monroe, the Pool B runner-up, ble and keep Millburn’s deficit at Montville in its opening Pool A second. by Nico Mottesi. A pair of wild pitches allowed held the lead from start to finish one run. game on July 9, rolling to a 15-0, Schiekofer went 4-for-4. Jacob A pair of leadoff walks to Mill- Adelman to score his team’s final against Millburn, the Pool A cham- Millburn put the potential tying 10-run mercy rule triumph in four doubled three times and drove in burn’s Daniel Stern and Jordan run. pion. run on base in the bottom of the innings. four runs. Brisgel set the stage for a five-run Adelman earned the victory in “It’s very disappointing,” Mill- inning. A two-run double by Matt Jacob Millburn, following a day of rest, rally in the bottom of the fifth. relief of starter Jacob. Adelman burn manager John Serruto said. Catcher Jordan Brisgel doubled worked the final two innings, “We are the only team with one with one out, only to be left strand- allowing just one hit. loss in Cal Ripken to be eliminated, ed. Manager John Serruto’s squad but that is what we must deal with Monroe scored twice in the fifth found itself staring at another ear- “While the loss was hard to to extend its lead to 4-1. ly deficit in its final pool play con- take, we also have a lot to be proud The first two batters of the test against Bayonne on Sunday of,” added Serruto, whose team inning reached on a single and a afternoon. compiled a 3-0 record in the pool double. Bayonne tagged Millburn starter play portion of the tournament. Center fielder Schiekofer made Nortillo for three runs in the top of Matt Jacob, Millburn’s starter, a running catch and uncorked a the first. allowed two runs on three hits in throw to the plate where Brisgel Connor Kirkwood and Stern the top of the first inning. put the tag on the runner attempt- raced home on run-scoring wild Millburn got one of those runs ing to score from third for a double pitches in the second, allowing back in the home third. play. Millburn to pull within 3-2. Richie Schiekofer singled, stole Three consecutive two-out sin- Mottesi doubled in Adelman second and advanced to third on gles allowed Monroe to plate two with the tying run in the third. Kyle Mangold’s groundout. runs. Mottesi scored the go-ahead run Schiekofer trotted home on Ryan Millburn staged another scoring later in the inning on a wild pitch. Adelman’s RBI single. threat in the bottom of the fifth. Jacob provided Millburn with Matt Jacob kept the inning Mangold reached base on a hit what would prove to be an impor- going with a two-out single. by pitch and advanced to second tant insurance run when he belted Nico Mottesi hit a sharp on Adelman’s third hit of the game, a solo homer in the fifth. grounder up the middle. Monroe a single. The blast gave extended Mill- pitcher Evan Perdoni got his glove Millburn, following a successful burn’s lead to 5-3. up in self defense. The ball deflect- double steal with one out, left run- A double and two wild pitches ed off of Perdoni’s glove to second ners stranded on second and third. allowed Bayonne to close the gap baseman Matt Granda. Granda’s Adelman set down Monroe in to 5-4 in the sixth. throw to first arrived just in time to order in the top of the sixth. Millburn reliever Brian Lannino retire Mottesi for the third out. Connor Kirkwood singled to retired the next three batters to Jacob worked the first 2.1 open the home sixth. Kirkwood close out the contest and give Mill- innings before giving way to Adel- was later tagged out on a play at burn the Pool A title. man. The reliever recorded a third base. Lannino allowed one run, it was strikeout and induced a fly ball to —Jim Connelly unearned, on two hits in four PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL innings. Lannino fanned five and issued two walks. Manager John Serruto of the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Baseball 9- and 10-year-old All-Star The Item of Millburn and Short Hills sports editor Jim Connelly can team meets with his players prior to the top of the sixth inning of Saturday’s game against —Jim Connelly be reached via e-mail at [email protected]. Flemington. Millburn won the contest 5-2. C2 Thursday, July 16, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

MARKING THE END OF AN ERA Sports Briefs Women’s Premier Soccer League recognizes Magic’s Fierro

By Jim Connelly ference playoff berth in just its sec- of The Item ond season of existence. “It was an honor to be recog- Lia Fierro, a 2007 Millburn nized by the coaches within this High School graduate, has been national league for my play,” said selected as the Women’s Premier Fierro, who plays on the intercol- Soccer League Co-Player of the legiate level for Monmouth Uni- Week. versity. Fierro, in her second season as “Though soccer is a team sport the starting keeper for her home- it is nice to be rewarded for your town team, the Millburn Magic, individual effort,” the former Miller and forward Lisa Collison of the soccer star added. Ohio Premier shared the honor for Magic head coach Andy Sones the seventh week of the WPSL also served as Fierro’s head coach season. for the final two seasons of her The Magic keeper was recog- interscholastic career. nized for making a number of stel- “Lia had an outstanding perfor- lar saves, including one on a point mance in our win against the New blank shot in injury time to pre- England Mutiny, capped by a stun- serve her team’s 1-0 defeat of ning save in stoppage time,” Sones the New England Mutiny on June said. “As a team captain, she con- 30. tinues to show the determination The victory also assured Mill- and will to win that made her a star burn of earning an Eastern Con- at Millburn High School.” Fierro Magic defender Averbuch named to WPSL Team of the Week Shira Averbuch, a defender with back-line, the Stanford University from Stanford,” Magic head coach the Millburn Magic, has been and U.S. youth international stand- Andy Sones said. selected to the Women’s Premier out turned in a stellar all-around “She has contributed signifi- Soccer League’s Team of the effort in the Magic’s 1-0 playoff- cantly in that time and deservedly Week. berth clinching win over 2008 earned Team of the Week honors. Averbuch was selected to the WPSL national semifinalist New We played her at center back WPSL’s seventh Team of the Week England. against New England to counter STAFF PHOTOS BY JIM CONNELLY of the 2009 campaign. “Shira has only been with us for their aerial threat, and she won Moved to central defense the last four games of the regular everything.” W. John Pieta, head custodian at Millburn High School, begins removing banners bearing the because of injuries on Millburn’s season, due to getting back late —Jim Connelly names of schools who were members of the now-defunct Northern Hills Conference, Skyline Division this past school year from the wall of the main gymnasium Friday morning. Most of Millburn’s teams will compete in the new Super Essex Conference beginning in September. MacLean succeeds Kleinendorst as coach of Lowell Devils Kurt Kleinendorst became the successful season with Lowell W. John Pieta, head custodian odd man out with this past came in his first season behind the at Millburn High School, hands Tuesday’s announcement of the bench. Lowell went 38-30-6-6 (88 the Northern Hills Conference return of Jacques Lemaire as head points). sign to Millburn director of coach of the NHL’s New Jersey Lowell, which failed to qualify athletics Ted D’Alessio, left, Devils. for the AHL playoffs in all three of and assistant head custodian John MacLean, an assistant Kleinendorst’s seasons, finished Matthew Laurent this past Fri- coach with the Devils the past sev- 25-43-7-5 (62 points) in 2007-8 day morning. A sign bearing en seasons, was tabbed to become and 35-36-2-7 (79 points) this the logo of the new Super the new head coach of the season. organization’s American Hockey Kleinendorst, who has been a Essex Conference will soon League affiliate, the Lowell (Mass.) member of the Devils organization adorn the wall of the school’s Devils. since the 2000-01 season, is main gymnasium. MacLean’s appointment ends expected to remain with the fran- the three-year reign of Kleinen- chise in a yet to be determined dorst, a former township resident, position a spokesman with the as Lowell’s head coach. club’s communications depart- Kleinendorst was named as ment confirmed yesterday Lowell’s head coach in the sum- morning. Kleinendorst mer of 2006. Kleinendorst’s most —Jim Connelly YOUR THE SYNERGY TEAM REALTOR is Electrifying! SOURCE AConvenient Guide to Locating Your Ideal Real Estate Professional

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SENIOR AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL Millburn Post 140 drops final three games of 2009 season

Season-ending contests against The Nutley and Vailsburg contests Frischman was forced out at sec- the sixth inning, took the loss. Nutley Post 70 and Vailsburg Post were staged on Post 14 0’s home ond base. O’Leary advanced to 395, two of the premier teams in field at Millburn High School. third on the play. DIAMOND NOTES the Essex County Senior American Vailsburg reached Post 14 0 O’Leary and Benedict, with Post 14 0 trailed Nutley 6-1 as it Legion Baseball League, went as starter Dan Frischman for a run in cleanup hitter Dylan Bailey at bat, came to bat for its final ups in the expected for Millburn Post 14 0. the top of the first. pulled off a successful double steal. bottom the seventh. The home Post 14 0, following a 14 -1 win at Post 14 0 tied the score in the Benedict was left stranded on team closed the gap to 6-4 with Cedar Grove on July 6, closed out bottom of the inning. second base as Vailsburg starter one out. the season by dropping three con- Second baseman A.J. O’Leary John Silvestri set down first base- Post 14 0 left the potential tying secutive outings. rapped a leadoff single to right. man Bailey and third baseman Lex runs stranded on second and third. A 3-0 loss at Verona on July 7 Frischman, batting second in the Blum on strikes to end the inning. Peter Costanzo took the loss. was followed by a 6-4 loss to Nut- order, reached on an infield single. Post 14 0 catcher Vinnie Falcone Stephen Near was saddled with ley the following night and an 11-4 Shortstop Chris Benedict tripled in two runs in the second. loss in the Verona game. setback against Vailsburg on July 9. grounded into a fielder’s choice. Frischman, who worked into Felipe Bomfim picked up the win in Post 14 0’s five-inning mercy rule defeat of Cedar Grove, This past Monday’s scheduled season finale against the Knights in North Caldwell was canceled. —Jim Connelly Essex County Sr. American Legion final standings National Division WLTPts Livingston 20 2040 Vailsburg184036 Knights 15 5131 Caldwell 12 10 024 South Orange 11 11 022 Montclair 11 11 022 Verona 11 11 022 Millburn615 012

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YOUTH BASEBALL Millburn 9-year-olds go 4-0 in Ripken pool play

CHAMPION ALL-STARS Ben Bograd fanned four in four double into a triple. semifinals. innings and also rapped out three Millburn opened pool play with The District 12 final was sched- singles Saturday, sparking the Mill- a 10-2 rout of Westfield Blue on uled to take place last night in burn-Short Hills Youth Baseball 9- July 3. Manager Jack Dibble’s Springfield. year-old squad to a 9-1 rout of squad blanked its next two pool Springfield in Cal Ripken District play opponents, beating Summit 6- DIAMOND NOTES 12 Tournament action in Spring- 0 on July 8 and Scotch Plains-Fan- Millburn improved its record to field. wood Blue 11-0 on July 10. 14 -3 with a 6-2 Suburban League The victory gave Millburn a final Millburn, Pool 2 champion, was defeat of Madison on Sunday. The record of 4-0 in Pool 2 play and a scheduled to meet the winner of triumph improved Millburn’s Sub- bye into the tournament semifinals. this past Monday’s quarterfinal- urban League record to 7-2. Peter Gula tossed two scoreless round game between Springfield Kyle Mazer and Serruto each innings for Millburn. Millburn also and Scotch Plains-Fanwood Gold fanned four Madison batters in received two hits apiece from Peter in the following night’s semifinals. two innings of work. Serruto, Matthew Knowles and Westfield White, Pool 1 cham- Connor Lally, Nolan McCarthy, Matt Dorfschneider. pion, was to scheduled to face the Max Steffen, Michael Kologlu and Dorfschneider made a stellar winner of Monday’s other quarter- Matthew Jordan legged out dou- throw from right fielder to cut final-round game between West- bles for Millburn. down a hitter trying to stretch a field Blue-Cranford in Tuesday’s —Jim Connelly

PHOTOS COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL Ricky Eschenbach, Jake Grzeszczak and Ian Riddell, top photo, from left, of the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Baseball 14-and-under squad display their championship trophies following the National Division’s 7-0 defeat of the American Division in Friday night’s Central Jersey Base- ball League All-Star Game in Basking Ridge. David Talpalar and Aidan Favia, bottom photo, of the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Baseball 13-and-under team, show off their championship tro- phies following the National Division’s 9-7 defeat of the American Division in Sunday night’s North Jersey Baseball League’s All-Star Game in Warren.

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AdvertisingSection RealReal Estate Estate mamarketplacerketplace C6 Thursday, July 16, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com YOUTH BASEBALL Millburn 11-12 team stays perfect Millburn 11-year-old squad Jack Schwartz delivered the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Base- ball 11- and 12-year-old All-Star team’s lone hit, a homer in the bot- advances to District 12 final tom of the fifth inning, July 9 lifting the local nine past the host team in Woodbridge Tournament pool play A 4—0 showing in pool hits and teammate Liam Ferrer the Clark Tournament, action. play, capped by 17 -2 rout of chipped in with three. Millburn’s only pool play Millburn, which has yet to Mountainside this past Sunday, Sebastien Deguines banged out loss was an 8-2 defeat to lose a game this summer, complet- has earned the Millburn-Short two hits and scored two runs for eventual tournament champion ed the pool play portion Hills Youth Baseball 11-year-old the victors. Livingston. of the tournament with a 5-0 team a berth in the Cal Ripken Johnny Bergeron, Ethan Millburn, seeded third based on record. District 12 Tournament champi- Thomas, McCarthy and Minter its pool play record of 3-1, lost its Steven Karp worked the first onship game. each knocked out two hits in opening game in the double-elimi- four innings for Millburn. Karp Millburn is scheduled to Millburn’s second pool play con- nation playoffs to second-seeded allowed just two hits and retired compete in the District 12 final test, a 10-5 defeat of Summit on Livingston 4-2. eight batters on strikes. this evening at 6 p.m. in July 5. Branchburg scored three runs in Reliever Kevin Czapelski earned Mountainside. Millburn’s oppo- Millburn reliever Michael the bottom of the fifth to post an 8- the victory with two innings of no- nent, according to Millburn coach Garawitz kept Summit at bay dur- 6 win and knock Millburn out the hit ball. Ross Alpert, will be the winner of ing the third through fifth innings. tournament. Millburn posted a pair of this past Tuesday’s semifinal Hersh came on in the sixth to close Millburn has advanced to the Rahway Tournament victories between Springfield and Moun- out the game. championship game of the Wood- over the weekend. Both contests tainside. A two-run miscue in the bridge Tournament, where it will were five-inning mercy rule The local nine scored five runs bottom of the fifth inning allowed take on Elizabethport at a yet to be triumphs. in the first and tacked on nine Millburn to escape with a 3-2 determined date. Matt Gula singled, homered and more in the second, one in the pool play win over Springfield on A doubleheader sweep of tour- knocked in five runs in Saturday’s third and three in the fourth en July 9. nament host Woodbridge got Mill- 24-2 rout of Merrill Park. route to a four-inning, 10-run mer- Millburn found itself trailing for burn off to a good start. Teammate Max Jacobs chipped cy rule victory. the first time in District 12 play Millburn won the opener 15-0 in with a double, homer and three Nick Minter, Zachary Hersh after Springfield tallied two runs in behind a strong pitching perfor- RBI. and Miles Park each rapped out the top of the fifth. mance from John Lacy and four Millburn, after spotting Clark a three hits to support a strong effort Minter singled to open the hits from Stone. 4-0 lead on a first-inning grand by Millburn starter Eric Stone. Millburn half of the fifth. Park, An eight-run fifth propelled slam, scored 18 unanswered runs Millburn’s Owen McCarthy drove the next batter, reached on a Millburn to a 9-3 win in the night- to come with an 18-4 triumph on in four runs. bunt single. Springfield misplayed cap. Sunday. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL A 15-run outburst in the the ball, allowing Minter and Park Hersh tossed a four-inning Jorge Solodkin (triple, homer, top of the first inning powered to score the tying and go-ahead no-hitter and Minter blasted five RBI) and Schwartz (double, Millburn’s Kirk Willens draws a bead on a fly ball in Woodbridge Millburn to an 18-2 rout of Cran- runs. a homer in a 10-0 homer, three RBI) powered Mill- Tournament pool play action on July 9. ford in the pool play opener on Woodbridge tourney win over burn’s attack. July 2. DIAMOND NOTES Hopelawn. Josh Kaufman and Czapelski innings. the conclusion of last week’s play. Minter came through with four Millburn settled for third place in —Jim Connelly combined to toss four scoreless Millburn held a 16-0 record at —Jim Connelly

YOUTH BASEBALL Millburn American 10-year-olds post three league wins, four Branchburg tourney triumphs

Three Suburban League victo- Hanover on July 10. Millburn scored in double fig- the day, cruised to a 16-2 defeat of A seven-run first inning pro- defeat of Somerset Hills in Sun- ries followed by four triumphs in Alex Hou and Lucas Bennett ures in all four of this past week- Montville. pelled Millburn to a 10-3 defeat of day’s second game. the Branchburg Tournament each fanned three batters in the end’s Branchburg Tournament Jeremy Atwater legged out two Somerville in the first of two games Zachary Robinson, Nick Torto- enabled the Millburn American five-inning mercy rule defeat of vis- pool play victories. triples and knocked in three runs it played on Sunday. riello, Bennett, Lechtman, Rosen- 10-year-old All-Star team to go iting Ivy Hill. Hou doubled in two runs when for Millburn. Millburn pitchers Max Kaps, thal and Hou all had multiple hits undefeated last week. Jake Sauberman retired nine Millburn scored six times in the The victors also received multi- Brandon Rosenberg and Lecht- for Millburn. Millburn American improved its batters on strikes in Millburn’s second inning of Saturday’s 12-1 ple hit games from Max Lechtman man turned in stellar efforts. The playoff portion of the Suburban League record to 8-1 defeat of Orange. rout of Long Hill. Teammate Jeff and Connor Fell. Lechtman, Sauberman and Branchburg Tournament is with a 22-1 rout of Ivy Hill on July Bennett rapped out four hits, Rosenthal chipped in with a single, Both games were called after Bennett combined on four-hit, scheduled to begin this 7, a 15-3 defeat of Orange on July 9 three hits and a double, in the road double and two RBI. four innings by the 10-run six-strikeout performance in a weekend. and a 19-7 pounding of East win over East Hanover. Millburn, in its second game of mercy rule. 13-0, four-inning mercy rule —Jim Connelly

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Township residents Claire the magazine and includes people tor of the Park Avenue Stevens and Ellen Lubin-Sherman that the editors feel live rich, full Club, among others. Park are among the 17 people included and interesting lives. Place editors explain, “These peo- on “The List” in the most Previously named on “The List” ple are active in the recent issue of New Jersey were Mayor Cory Booker of community, and we want to Monthly’s newest magazine, Park Newark, Dianne Doctor of Boon- spotlight them.” Place. ton, creator of NJMyWay.com, and Park Place serves Morris, Essex, “The List” is a regular feature in Michael Frodella, executive direc- Union and Somerset counties. Summer and fall computer classes are offered for seniors Two sessions of computer class- Patti Lowery at 973-564-7091 to A senior resident will work one- es will be offered to senior resi- register for future classes. Space is on-one with a middle dents. limited. school student at the library The first will cover computer The Millburn Free Public one day a week to learn basic fundamentals and will take place Library and Millburn Middle computer skills, how to navigate from July 6 through August 3 on School students will host a series of the internet and introduction Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon. free beginning computer courses in to e-mail. Contact Lowery to Call Senior Citizen Coordinator the fall. register.

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IT’S A BEAUTY! Recreation Director Bob Hogan speaks to senior residents at “Meet the Township Officials,” Mayor Sandy Haimoff cuts the the opening program of the 19th annual Café Red Cross on July 7. From left, Township Admin- ribbon at the grand opening of istrator Tim Gordon, Hogan, Mayor Haimoff, Police Chief David Barber, Fire Chief Mike Roberts Raving Beauty, a new beauty and Department of Public Works official John Bate. supply store located at 307 Millburn Ave. From left, Harold Klein, executive director of Shingles vaccine will soon become available to public the Downtown Millburn Devel- opment Alliance, Renee Ford, There is now a vaccine for that can last from months to years. Merck makes this vaccine avail- owner of Raving Beauty, May- adults 60 years and older to help The vaccine is called Zostavax. able to individuals who are unin- prevent shingles, and it will be It is given by single dose injection sured and cannot afford vaccines. or Haimoff and Gennaro available to Millburn residents at and is most effective in preventing More information about this pro- Raimo, president of the the Livingston Health Department shingles in the 60-69 age group. In gram is available at www.merck- DMDA. on Thursday, Sept. 10 from 1 to 3 the 70-79 age group, it is most helps.com or by calling 1-800- p.m. effective in preventing pain from NSC-MERCK. PHOTO COURTESY OF DMDA Once you have the chicken pox, shingles. The most frequently Call the Millburn Health the virus remains in your nervous reported side effects related to the Department Nursing Division at system for many years and can vaccine were headache and injec- 973-564-7087 for further informa- reactivate to cause the disease tion site reactions, such as redness tion about the vaccine or to put shingles. Shingles causes a blister- and tenderness. your name on the reserved list by ing rash on one side of the body The cost of the vaccine is $175. Aug. 1.

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Defendants KENNETH MCCALL, ET AL Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Defendant By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- byy,Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale By virtue of the above stated writ of execu- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Tuesday, August 04, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on (prevailing time) Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S Tuesday, July 28, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Commonly known as: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, at oneone-thirtythirty P.M. OFFICE,Essex County Courts Building in (Prevailing Time) 18 BOSTON CT UNIT #18 NEWARK,, NJ (Prevailing Time) Newark, on Tuesday, July 28, 2009, at one- Commonly known as: 07103 Commonly known as: thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) 20-22 JOHNSON ST NEWARK, NJ 07112 TAX LOT NO.: 2.10C2JX AND 2.10C2J 7WOODLAND RD Commonly known as: BLOCK 923, LOT 11.27 APPROX. DIMENSIONS: CONDOMINIUM SHORT HILLS, NJ 07078 124 SHERMAN PL THE DIMENSIONS ARE APPROX. 39 FT UNIT TAX LOT NO.4 IN BLOCK NO.1803 SOUTH ORANGE, NJ 07079 WIDE X92FTLONG (IRR) NEAREST CROSS STREET: 13TH AVE DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 30 X120 LOT 5, BLOCK 2219 NEAREST CROSS STREET: HERMAN *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- X59X90 DIMENSIONS: 137.39 X50.04 X139.27 X STREET NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, NEAREST CROSS STREET: ELMWOOD 50.00 PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, PLACE NEAREST CROSS STREET: PROSPECT TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, STREET AS OF 8/11/2008 TAXES ARE PAID ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- THROUGH 2ND QUARTER 2008. 3RD AND OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES 4TH QUARTER TAXES WERE NOT AVAIL- PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY TAX AND PRIOR LIEN INFO: AT THE AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, ABLE AT THAT TIME. TOTAL AMOUNT UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- TIME OF PUBLICATION TAXES, SEWER/ LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- DUE AS OF 8/27/2008 FOR UNPAID TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR WATER INFORMATION WAS NOT AVAILA- ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- WATER/ SEWER CHARGES IS THE AG- NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- BLE. YOU MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX OR TO THIS SALE ALL INTERESTED PAR- GREGATE SUM OF $35.24.$ MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- COLLECTOR FOR EXACT AMOUNTS TIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY UPON Afull legal description can be found in the ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- DUE. THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGA- office of the Register of Essex County. CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT PRIOR MORTGAGES AND JUDGMENTS: TION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR NOT ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE AMOUNT DUE THEREON. NONE ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST REMAIN IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY Afull legal description can be found in the OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIORITY THE TIME OF SALE. REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE office of the Register of Essex County. OVER THE LIEN BEING FORECLOSED SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE AND, IF SO THE CURRENT AMOUNT DUE AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID, THE PUR- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THEREON. DEBT, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- TIME OF SALE. **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR,, SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Afull legal description can be found in the DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY office of the Register of Essex County. ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- TIME OF SALE. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Afull legal description can be found in the SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY office of the Register of Essex County. DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL ES,, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- THE TIME OF SALE. HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE SURPLUS, IF ANY. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE The approximate amount of the Judgment to FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS $522,925.07, together with the costs of this FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- sale. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST the sale from time to time as provided by NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- The approximate amount of the Judgment to FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Law. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY Newark, NJ May 18, 2009 DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- $997,501.71, together with the costs of this FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER sale. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- NORGAARD, LLC HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE sale from time to time as provided by Law. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- ATTORNEY(S) SURPLUS, IF ANY. Newark, NJ May 6, 2009 DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- The Item 2638414 The approximate amount of the Judgment to ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Fee $84.24 be satisfied byy said sale is the sum of ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL July 9, 16, 23, 2009 $214$214,917.98,917 98 together with the costs of this ATTORNEY(S) HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE sale. 1-908-233-8500, FCZ-98657 SURPLUS, IF ANY. SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the The Item 2637511 The approximate amount of the Judgment to SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 07011135 sale from time to time as provided by Law. Fee $60.22 be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Newark,,yN.J. May 20,2009, July 9, 16, 2009 $$419,752.76, together with the costs of this CHANCERY DIVISION ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff sale. ESSEX COUNTY PLUESE, BECKER, &SALTZMAN, SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the DOCKET NO. F1687007 ATTORNEY(S) FIND A SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09004550 sale from time to time as provided by Law. REG PROPERTIES CORP. -PLAINTIFF The Item-2644056 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Newark, N.J. May 18, 2009 -vs- Fee: $96.45 CHANCERY DIVISION ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff SONYA A. HARDWICK. ET AL. - July 16, 23, 30, 2009 ESSEX COUNTY PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC. DEFENDANT(S) DOCKET NO. F3049807 ATTORNEY(S) Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises SHERIFF’S SALE U.S. BANK OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION The Item 2638384 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09005187 AS TRUSTEE Plaintiff Fee $102.54 tion,,,to me directed, Ishall exposepfor sale SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY vs. July 9, 16, 23, 2009 by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, CHANCERY DIVISION GRACE W. THOMAS, ET ALS Defendant Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on ESSEX COUNTY Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Tuesday, August 04, 2009 at one-thirty P.M. SHERIFF’S SALE DOCKET NO. F569608 By virtue of the above state writ of Execution, (prevailing time) BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR to me directed, Ishall expose for sale by SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09004920 Commonlyy known as: SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Es- 34 RIDGE ST, ORANGE NJ 07050 INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006- sex County Courts Building in Newark, on CHANCERY DIVISION Lot: 5; Block: 71 ESSEX COUNTY 4CB, MORTGAGE -Plaintiff Tuesday, July 21, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. DIMENSIONS: 32.5’ x137.81’ x32.61’ x -vs- (Prevailing Time) DOCKET NO.F1379608 135.1 ’ HSBC BANK, USA AS INDENTURE MARTHA ELLIOTT, DECEASED, HER Commonly known as: NEAREST CROSS STREET: MAIN HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL REP- JOB 684 IRVINGTON AVE TRUSTEE FOR FRIEDMAN, BILLINGS, STREET RAMSEY GROUP, INC. (FBR) SECURITI- RESENTATIVES AND HERS, THEIR, OR MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN THE TAX LOT: C-0007, BLOCK: 42.02 ZATION NAME -FBRSI Plaintiff or other charges, and any such taxes, charg- vs. RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST -Defend- APPROX. DIMENSIONS: CONDOMINIUM es, liens insurance premiums or other advan- ants UNIT JOSEPH ALEXANDER, ET ALS. Defendants ces made byypplaintiff pprior to this sale. All in- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises NEAREST CROSS STREET: NORMAN terested parties are to conduct and rely upon By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- ROAD By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- their own independent investigation to ascer- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Afull legal description can be found in the tain whether or not any outstanding interest by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, office of Register of Essex County. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, remain of record and/or have priority over the Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF BID PRICE IN lien beingg,foreclosed and, if so the current Tuesday, August 04, 2009 at oneone-thirtythirty P.M CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE Tuesday, July 28, 2009, at oneone-thirtythirty P.M. amount due thereon. (Prevailing Time) (prevailing time) TIME OF SALE. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Commonly Known As: SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE Commonly known as: Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a 268 CLINTON PL NEWARK, NJ 07112 162-164 SCHEERER AVE NEWARK, NJ AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser 07112 DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- LOT 8, BLOCK 3623 shall have no further recourse againstg the DIMENSIONS: 100 X35X100 X35.00 TAX LOT NO. 35 IN BLOCK NO. 3665 ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX 36.3’ X MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- NEAREST CROSS STREET: RENNER Afull legal description can be found in the YOU’D AVENUE 100’ ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST office of the Register of Essex County NEAREST CROSS STREET: BERGEN FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, AVE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, TIME OF SALE. LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE OR TO THIS SALE, ALL INTERESTED LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY ES,, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR SURPLUS, IF ANY. MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- The approximate amount of the judgment to FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE AMOUNT DUE THEREON. ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- $260,955.69, together with the costs of this NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT sale. **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE AMOUNT DUE THEREON. DO FOR The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY sale from time to time as provided by Law. SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE Newark, N.J. May 4, 2009 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID, THE PUR- PLUESE, BECKER &SALTZMAN, SURPLUS, IF ANY. CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- ATTORNEY(S) THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. The approximate amount of the Judgment to Afull legal description can be found in the COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, The Item 2637518 be satisfied byy said sale is the sum of THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. F$Fee $48.8248 82 office of the Register of Essex County. $348$348,188.59,188 59 together with the costs of this ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE Afull legal description can be found in the July 9, 16, 2009 sale. office of the Register of Essex County. IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the THE TIME OF SALE. ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE SHERIFF’S SALE sale from time to time as provided by Law IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09004551 SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE Newark,,yN.J. May 29,2009, AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE THE TIME OF SALE. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE CHANCERY DIVISION DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- Zucker,Goldberg &Ackerman, Attorney(s) ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE ESSEX COUNTY 1-908-233-8500 DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- DOCKET NO. F1464808 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- The Item-2644051 ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS Fee: $90.33 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- FREE TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFICATE HOLDERS FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE July 16, 23, 30, 2009 SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST OF STRUCTURES ASSET MORTGAGE IN- FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE VESTMENTS II Plaintiff FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE SHERIFF’S SALE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY vs. SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09004642 FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT CARLOS E. AYALA, ET ALS. Defendant NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SUPERIOR COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Execution for Sale of Mortgagedgg Premises OF NEW JERSEY NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER CHANCERY DIVISION SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale ESSEX COUNTY DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE DOCKET NO.F1153407 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on AVELOOOMORTGAGE,GG,LLCCaPlaintifft PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Tuesday,y, Julyy,21, 2009,,yat one-thirty P.M. SURPLUS, IF ANY. The approximate amount of the Judgment to ROBERT MARTIN, ET ALS. Defendant HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE (Prevailing Time) Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises SURPLUS, IF ANY. Commonly known as: be satisfied by said sale is the sum of $169,441.67, together with the costs of this By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- The approximate amount of the Judgment to 605 NASSAU ST ORANGE, NJ 07050 tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale be satisfied by said sale is the sum of TAX LOT NO. 34 IN BLOCK NO. 158 sale. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OCOFFICE,,$240,969.80, together with the costs of this DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX: 29X103 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on sale. NEAREST CROSS STREET: 146.00 FT sale from time to time as provided by Law. Newark, NJ June 5, 2009 Tuesday, August 04, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the FROM VALLEY STREET (Prevailing Time) sale from time to time as provided by Law. PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff PHELAN, HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC Commonly known as: Newark, N.J. May 20,2009 WATER OPEN +PENALTY AS OF APRIL 36361 SOUSOUTH 11TH S,ST NEWARK,NJJ00710303 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff 27,,$2009: $289.03 ATTORNEY(S) The Item 2638399 TAX LOT NO. 20 IN BLOCK 1784 GOLDBECK, MCCAFFERTY & Afull legal description can be found in the DIMENSIONS OF LOT:APPROX. 30X100 MCKEEVER, ATTORNEY(S) office of Register of Essex County. Fee $98.88 July 9, 16, 23, 2009 NEAREST CROSS STREET: THIRTEENTH The Item-2644058 ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF BID PRICE IN AVENUE Fee: $107.43 CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES,S, July 16, 23, 30, 2009 THEN LET TIME OF SALE. WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE FIND IT. TAX AND PRIOR LIEN INFO: AT THE DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- TIME OF PUBLICATION TAXES, Thebest local ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS SEWER/WATER INFORMATION WAS NOT MONEY,, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- AVAILABLE. YOU MUST CHECK WITH coverage available ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR EXACT FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE AMOUNTS DUE. THEM PAYYOU. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY THE ITEM OF MILLBURN PRIOR MORTGAGES AND JUDGMENTS: FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT NONE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE AND SHORTHILLS Afull legal description can be found in the NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- Public Notice Dept. office of the Register of Essex County. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN Becauseyou DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- 1Garret Mountain Plaza CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER TIME OF SALE. livehere... PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL 6th Floor SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE P. O. Box471 AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE SURPLUS, IF ANY. DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- youneed to The approximate amount of the judgment to West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Call toll-free MONEY,O,THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- $293,240.25,$, ,gtogether with the costs of this ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST knowwhat’s When youdowhat youlove sale. 1-8001-888-891-9467,-891-9467, FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the press 4for the Public Notice Dept. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY sale from time to time as provided by Law. FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT happening here. Newark, N.J. May 4, 2009 or e-mail to RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE to do,it’snot really work at all. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA,, Sheriff publicnotices@ NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- ATTORNEY(S) northjersey.com DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- The Item 2637522 (text or Word format preferred) PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Nowyou canfind the job you Fee $51.26 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL July 9, 16, 2009 Faxnumbers: HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. LEGAL NOTICE 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 The approximate amount of the Judgment to love,whereyou love to live. On June 17, 2009, the Planning Board of be satisfied by said sale is the sum of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday $395,68$395,681.19,9, togetheroge e with the costs of this memorialized Application #364, A&RMill- sale. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn burn Associates, granting site plan approval forThursdayedition the sale from time to time as provided by Your calling is calling - to establish aTrader Joe &PetSmart on the Law. property located at 187 Millburn Avenue, Newark, NJ May 20, 2009 Millburn. When submitting apublic notice ARMANDOOOB. 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The Millburn-Short Hills Chap- important to be prepared. Learning ter of the American Red Cross will the basics of pet first aid, being able be offering a Pet First Aid course on to respond to any type of pet emer- Tuesday, August 18 at 6 p.m. gency, these things can mean the According to the American Ani- difference between life and death. mal Hospital Association, one in A little bit of knowledge has a great four deceased pets could have been deal of value.” saved with the use of appropriate Reference guides are also avail- first aid procedures. American Red able to provide quick answers to Cross Pet First Aid classes give pet questions about caring for family owners the confidence and skills dogs. The Red Cross Dog or Cat necessary to tend to unexpected First Aid guide can teach you how emergencies until they can get their to: pet to a veterinarian. ■ Administer medications Heat stroke or hyperthermia ■ Recognize an emergency occur when an animal gets severe- ■ Perform CPR and first aid ly overheated and is most common ■ Treat common problems and in the summer months. Make sure emergencies requiring immediate your pets have plenty of cool water attention and shade during hot weather. ■ Stock a pet first aid kit Never leave your pet in a parked The fee for this course is $50. car. Even with the windows Each participant will receive a dog cracked, an animal can quickly suf- or cat first-aid textbook. This guide fer heat stroke and even die. comes with a 30-minute DVD that “Summer is a crucial time for pet features step-by-step instructions safety awareness. It is important on safety procedures, disaster pre- that people know the proper way paredness and dealing with med- to care for their pets during the ical emergencies. To enroll in the summer conditions,” said Annette class or order a copy of Cat or Dog PHOTO COURTESY OF DON JAY SMITH Romano, Director of Health and First Aid, visit the chapter at 389 Safety. “That means it’s incredibly Millburn Ave, or call 973-379-4198. Todd Rechler of township-based RXR Realty receives a Special Award of Recognition from the New Jersey Jazz Society at its annual Jazzfest in early June at Drew University. Presenting the award to Rechler, right, are Jeannie Tsukamoto, left, president of the Madison Borough Council and Don Jay Smith, center, of the New Jersey Jazz Society. Rechler was recognized for his generous support for the arts and for the jazz festival over the past several years. ADVERTISE IT YOUR WAY PICK YOUR FAVORITE FORMAT Census forms arrive March 2010 Township offers free bus service to pool until Aug. 7 OPTION OPTION In March 2010, residents ■ Were there any additional The Millburn Township Recre- cent), Glenwood School parking lot, Hartshorn will receive a form in the mail people staying here on April 1, ation Department operates a School parking lot, municipal swimming pool 1 FULL PHOTO 3 BOLD LEAD WITH COLOR from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 that you did not include in free summer bus service to the (Gero Park), Deerfield School, Silver Spring MAHWAH $1,699,000 CHRYSLER 2000 Sebring which must be completed and Question 1? municipal pool for township Road and South Orange Avenue, Winthrop Convtbl w/blk lthr int, all power, ABS, returned by Census Day, April 1, ■ Is this house, apartment or residents, June 29 through Road and Kean Road, Old Short Hills Road and cruise, FWD,am/fm CD stereo, alloy wheels, 86K hwymi., exccond., runs 2010. mobile home owned/rented/etc.? Aug. 7. Parsonage Hill Road, Parsonage Hill Road and likenew.$5500. Call 555-555-5555. The information residents pro- ■ What is your telephone num- The bus route includes three Hartshorn Drive, municipal pool (second stop), vide helps determine the number ber? trips per weekday with passenger and the return trip to Wyoming School (via of congressmen New Jersey is enti- ■ Please provide information pickups at 18 locations in the White Oak Ridge, Hobart Avenue, Old Short Extralarge 4BR, 3bathroom house. 2 OPTION full kitchens. All new GE appliances, PLAIN LEAD tled to, as well as what portion of for each person living here. township. Hills Road, Millburn Avenue and Wyoming newh/w floors, fireplace, garage. $300 billion in federal funding the ■ What is your sex? Trips will begin at the Wyoming Avenue). ClosetoNYC bus. Great price reduc- 4 YELLOW BACKGROUND tion. Call ABC Realty,555-555-5555. WITH BOLD COPY state will receive. ■ What is your age/date of School at noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. This free bus service is available BERGENFIELD $899, 000 Information gathered by the birth? and include return trips at 12:48 to all residents by courtesy of Mill- Extralarge 4BR, 3bathroom house. 2 OPTION full kitchens. All new GE appliances, census is protected under Title 13, ■ Are you of Hispanic, Latino p.m., 2:48 p.m. and 4:48 p.m. to the burn Township. The bus is a small new h/wfloors, fireplace, greenhouse, which punishes any violator with a or Spanish origin? Wyoming School. yellow school bus and is a garage. Close to NYCbus. Great price PLAIN LEAD reduction. Call ABC Realty,555-555-5555. five-year prison sentence and/or a ■ What is your race? Stops include: South Mountain School, Barker Bus. 2 $250,000 fine. ■ Do you sometimes live or stay Ridgewood and Whittingham Terrace, Millburn The schedule is available at the AdministrativeAsst Coordinate activities of uniform com- NORTH JERSEY The form will include the fol- somewhere else? High School parking lot, Taylor and Main recreation department in town pany.Dofiling, appointments, cus- lowing questions: Citing the 2010 census theme, Street, Millburn Middle School (Haddonfield hall, at the pool or on the town- tomer care, etc. 40 hours/week. Send CLASSIFIEDS resume to AnyTrading Inc, 555 ■ How many people were living “It’s in Our Hands,” municipal offi- parking lot), Hobart Avenue and Great Oak Dri- ship’s Web site at www.twp.mill- Anytown, USA GETS RESULTS! or staying in this house, apartment cials are urging residents to fill out ve, Short Hills Station (Hobart and The Cres- burn.nj.us. or mobile home on April 1, 2010? and return the form.

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