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FRIGHT NIGHT BOE State tracks schools, district gets high marks

By Harry Trumbore Sowder, the district’s supervisor of The Item of English and language arts, In a report at Monday night’s reviewed for the audience the dif- Board of Education meeting, ferent assessments used to grade Maryann Doyle, the district’s the progress of students from assistant superintendent for cur- kindergarten through their senior riculum and instruction, said the year of high school. district is doing a great job edu- Doyle said assessment of liter- cating its pupils. acy begins in the kindergarten. “But how is it we know we’re “Wewanttoknowhowmany doing a great job?” Doyle asked. have cracked the code of read- The answer, Doyle said, is by ing,” she said. While the evalua- using external assessments and tion of literacy continues through standardized testing. the fifth grade, it is in the third Ocean Street residents have Doyle, high school vice princi- created a haven for things pal William Miron and Wilbur SEE STATE, PAGE A16 that go bump in the night in preparation for Halloween. Above, a creepy spider spins SCHOOLS its scary web. At left, a fearsome mummy with glowing green eyes stands on guard. At right, a gruesome Nutrition first monster hovers over the sidewalk. The Millburn Fire Department holds its annual parade Tuesday night. See in line on menu story, Page A3. By Harry Trumbore adopt state-mandated guidelines of The Item by the start of the school year. “The precipitous introduction With childhood obesity and of the standards imposed will weight-related diseases such as sharply decrease revenue,” Frank diabetes being the subject of reported, “and would necessitate national scrutiny, Millburn school an additional subsidy of the officials say they are making school lunch program of approx- nutrition a top priority. imately $40,000 by the district to They are finding, however, that Aramark (the food service GEORGE WIRT FOR THE ITEM achieving that goal is as much a provider for the middle and high budgetary issue as a health-relat- schools).” ed challenge to draw up a nour- According to Robert Zeglarski, TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE RACE ishing menu. assistant superintendent for busi- During the summer, the Board ness, the cafeteria programs at the of Education’s Policy Committee secondary schools are enterprise recommended the district forego programs. the approximately $10,000 it “They’re supposed to be self- Candidates express viewpoints received from the state’s Special sufficient with no tax-payer sub- School Milk Program. Debra sidy,” he said last week. Frank, board president and Poli- Zeglarski said a total shift to cy Committee chairman, at that the new nutritional standards Sandra Haimoff Abby Kalan time said acceptance of the fund- ing would require the district to SEE NUTRITION, PAGE B14 By Harry Trumbore concern to residents. By Harry Trumbore captured a majority on the Com- ofTheItem Haimoff, the Republican of The Item mittee in recent elections, are all incumbent running against individual voices. Sandra Haimoff said the best Democrat Abby Kalan, is calling Although she is running as a “Some of the people elected part of her campaign for re-elec- for the township to move forward Democrat for a seat on the Town- have begun to move things for- tion to the Township Committee with a planned reassessment and ship Committee, Abby Kalan said ward in town,” she said. Spring forward, no...fall back. are the coffees. said she doesn’t understand why last week she looks on herself as Kalan and Republican Sandra Daylight Saving Time ends “You get out there on an infor- Kalan favors holding off until an individual voice. Haimoff squared off in two mal basis,” Haimoff explained. ongoing litigation with The Mall “There’s no strategy,” she said. debates during this year’s cam- Sunday at 2 a.m., so don’t She hasn’t encountered any neg- at Short Hills is settled. “I say what’s on my mind. There’s paign. Kalan noted that the issue forget to turn your clocks back ativism during the personal meet- “By doing the reassessment no party line.” of property taxes was not dis- one hour before retiring ings with residents, she said. now, the mall can be reassessed at Kalan maintained party affilia- cussed at length. Rather, she learns about a left tion means very little at the local Saturday night. turn lane or broken streetlight of SEE HAIMOFF, PAGE B14 level. The Democrats, who have SEE KALAN, PAGE B14

RED RIBBON WEEK M-MAC urges anti-drug talks By Patricia Harris ing no to drugs and alcohol yester- The new coordinator said she ofTheItem day were entitled to a pass exempt- has been impressed with the ing them from homework that breadth of community support for With red ribbons decorating evening. drug-free efforts and the diversity schools this week, members of the The letter suggests some topic of M-MAC directors. Millburn Municipal Alliance Com- ideas, including family rules on The 13-member board meets mittee for Drug Awareness (M- drugs and alcohol, whether the monthly and members of the pub- MAC) are promoting dialogue family has talked about a genetic lic can attend the meetings, she between parents and children on history of drug abuse or alcoholism noted. The board includes repre- the topic of drug and alcohol in the family, and the fact that one sentatives of the police depart- abuse. drinking incident or experimenta- ment, the high school athletic Their efforts are part of Red Rib- tion with drugs could cause department, the recreation depart- bon Week, a weeklong campaign irreparable brain damage or death. ment and the various schools in that began Monday in which the The letter also urges families to the township. community is demonstrating its make their initial talk part of an The board shares information commitment to drug-free lifestyles. ongoing conversation. and often hears from guest speak- The committee members are McGinley, who has three chil- ers, she said. operating in accordance with stud- dren in first, fourth and sixth For its education efforts regard- ies showing that a consistent dia- grades, said she agreed to head the ing substance abuse, the township logue between parents and their alliance because she is keenly received a $60,000 state grant this children is the No. 1 deterrent of aware of the importance of reach- year, which the township will drug and alcohol abuse, according ing young children. match with $15,000, according to to Shelley McGinley, who became “Elementary school is the time McGinley. The alliance also does the M-MAC coordinator in July. children start making choices,” she some fund-raising on its own, The committee sent a letter this said, noting children pick up on including the sale earlier this week to parents of students in all their parents’ attitudes at a young month of red No. 2 pencils with ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM the schools—from high school to age. anti-drug slogans. Members of the Millburn Municipal Alliance Committee (M-MAC) tie red ribbons around the elementary schools—urging them McGinley succeeds Barbara The committee assesses drug to discuss the topic. Gruska, who served as M-MAC and alcohol usage among sec- base of the flagpole at Hartshorn School Monday in honor of Red Ribbon Week. Val Boyle, the Elementary school students president for nine years, and who, ondary school students by con- school’s representative, left, assists Shelley McGinley, M-MAC coordinator. The ribbons mark whose families have pledged to according to McGinley, “is so pas- Red Ribbon Week, a campaign in which the community is demonstrating its commitment to have a family discussion about say- sionate.” SEE M-MAC, PAGE B14 drug-free lifestyles.

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HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM Township resident Mark Morecraft makes a cell phone call while inspecting the damage to his pickup truck Friday afternoon after a violent rain and wind storm. Morecraft was sitting in the driver’s seat of the truck, which was parked in the American Legion lot on Main Street, when a tree fell over and crushed the cab of his vehicle. JUDITH R. KUSKIN, ESQ. WEATHER Storm topples trees, utility poles 28 Beechwood Road • Summit • W224672-01 Motorist narrowly escapes injury By Harry Trumbore large tree had fallen into a second one hour. branch from the tree struck the of The Item tree. As both trees fell, they dam- Trees were reported down, dam- hood of his truck, narrowly missing aged two houses, pulled down a aging houses on Oakdale Avenue the passenger compartment. Drycleaning The rain and wind storm power line and damaged a parked and Undercliff Road. A large When he looked over at his ORGANIC sparked by a cold front sweeping car. branch was reported down on a friend’s truck, he saw the trunk of Clean your garments with us and across the region Friday afternoon Firefighters determined one of car parked in a Norwood Terrace the tree had crushed the cab on the was brief and violent. the houses would later require a driveway. Electric service wires driver’s side. enjoy much fresher feel and smell of At around 2:30 p.m., the skies tarp to cover its damaged roof. and telephone lines were reported “I knew he was in there,” your garments at no extra cost! over the township darkened and Around the same time, reports down on Rolling Hill Road and Chiaramonte said. “I thought that wind gusts as high as 33 mph were came in to fire headquarters that a Undercliff Road. he was dead.” reported throughout Essex Coun- fallen tree on Mountainview Road At American Legion Post 140 on Chiaramonte said he went • Draperies ty. had damaged a utility pole. Fire Main Street, Chris Chiaramonte around to the side of Morecraft’s • Storage The storm lasted barely five crews cordoned off the area to pro- and Mark Morecraft had just truck to look in and heard a door minutes, but that was enough to tect students from nearby South pulled their pickup trucks into the open on the opposite side. More- • Wedding Gowns topple trees and bring down wires Mountain School who were exit- parking lot as the storm broke. craft crawled out of the truck, • Tuxedos across the township. ing at the end of the school day. Almost at the same time, a tree Chiaramonte said. • Carpets Reports of a downed tree drew By 3 p.m. the skies had turned from a neighboring property top- “I was the only one in the truck,” fire personnel and police to Ridge- blue, but the temperature down- pled over onto the two vehicles. Morecraft said minutes later. wood Road at 2:36 p.m. There, a town had dropped 10 degrees in Chiaramonte said a huge “I’m OK.” Enjoy any DRY CLEANING at 50% OFF the regular price!!! (maximumdiscount $6.00) Offer expires November 4th, 2006 POLICE HSBC robber suspect in new heist

By Harry Trumbore Burglaries said, but the victim reported three The worker alerted Summit police W243051-01 of The Item A Barry Lane resident called Gucci shopping bags were missing. who in turn notified Millburn police Sunday after discovering his Among the merchandise in the authorities. COME SEE OUR FALL FASHIONS The Commerce Bank on Morris house had been targeted by a bur- bags were handbags, belts, a wallet According to reports, Mazo was Turnpike was robbed Sunday after- glar. and key ring valued at more than in good health and not the victim noon and township police believe Police said the homeowner had $800. of foul play. She has been reunited the robber may be the suspect they left the home around 3 p.m. Satur- with her family, police said. are seeking in connection with the day and returned Sunday at 6:40 Motor vehicle accidents Oct. 7 robbery of a bank in Mill- p.m. According to reports, the man Commuters traveling through Shoplifting burn. discovered the rear door was open Millburn Friday morning found Police summoned to Neiman The Commerce Bank is located and the front door was broken as if traffic backed up in all directions Marcus Saturday around 10:41 in Springfield, close to the border it were “shouldered open.” The after a two-car collision down- a.m. reported store security per- with Millburn. According to main bedroom was ransacked and town. sonnel allegedly observed Stephen reports, a man wearing glasses and a jewelry box containing an Police said Omar Maratouk of Heckel of Union, 36, enter the a baseball cap entered the bank unknown number of pieces of jew- Hawthorne, 39, who was driving women’s coat department, select a 6267 Rene Lezard around 2 p.m. elry was missing. south on Main Street around 8:12 coat valued at $1,515 and place it AG Jeans6267 Rene LezardSportmax “The robbery was pretty much Outside the house, police said, a.m., stopped to make a left hand over his arm, then walk out of the BadgeleyAG Jeans Mischka StellaSportmax McCartney the same M.O. as the robbery in someone had cut the cable and turn into a parking lot just past the store without paying for it. Heckel BalenciagaBadgeley Mischka Stella McCartneyThe Wrights Millburn,” Detective Bernhard satellite television lines. intersection with Millburn Avenue. was charged with shoplifting. BaslerBalenciaga The WrightsThree Dots Neuhaus said this week. “We A similar break-in was reported According to witnesses, the driver Security officers at Blooming- BelfordBasler Three DotsTwin Set believe it is the same suspect.” Saturday by a Richard Drive resi- of a vehicle in the left lane of the dale’s Sunday afternoon reported- ChanBelford Luu Twin Set Vince The suspect in the robbery of dent. northbound traffic stopped and ly observed Jesse Gabriel of The Etro Chan Luu WhiteVince & Warren the HSBC Bank on Millburn Police said the homeowner motioned for Maratouck that it Bronx, N.Y., 36, in a fitting room GunnexEtro White & Warrenand more... Gunex and more... Avenue also wore glasses and a returned to the residence around was safe to make the turn. cutting sensors off articles of cloth- Karoo cap. 9:20 p.m. and found the front door As Maratouk turned left, his car ing. MaxmaraKaroo Maxmara In the Millburn robbery, the sus- forced in. The master bedroom was was struck by an SUV driven by After she allegedly placed the pect reportedly handed a bank ransacked and a fireproof safe was Brian S. Hollander of Springfield, merchandise into shopping bags teller a note saying he had a gun missing, police said. Outside, the 24, who was driving north in the and exited the store without paying and demanded cash. phone lines to the house had been right hand lane, police said. for the clothing, Gabriel was con- After the Commerce Bank rob- cut and someone had ripped a Although Hollander reportedly fronted by the officers. According Look For Our Anniversary Star Specials for Special Savings. bery on Sunday, township police motion-activated flood light from it suffered shoulder pain after the to reports, Gabriel was uncooper- assisted Springfield police as they mounting on a wall. accident, he refused transport to a ative and attempted to escape. AHarper’s Bazaar Style Leader used a tracking dog to follow the The resident told police the hospital. Police said neither driver After a brief scuffle in which a scent of the robber after he had missing safe contained $7,000 in was charged in the incident. Both security guard suffered a cut hand, DEBORAH GILBERT SMITH exited the bank. cash and pieces of jewelry valued vehicles had to be towed from the police said, Gabriel was handcuffed 351 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 - 973.379.7900 According to police, the dog at $15,000. scene. and brought to the security office. Mon.-Sat. 9:30 am to 5:30 pm - And By Appointment tracked the suspect’s route behind Reports of a vehicle break-in Police said a small amount of W243612 www.DeborahGilbertSmith.com Email: [email protected] the Saks Fifth Avenue building to drew police to The Mall at Short Missing person marijuana was found in Gabriel’s Millburn Avenue, then north on Hills Saturday evening. A Georgia Police said a 25-year-old town- possession and they discovered Glenwood Drive. resident shopping at The Mall told ship resident reported missing Oct. an outstanding warrant for The dog lost the scent on Camp- police she returned to her SUV 12 has been located. shoplifting in her name. Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel’s bell Road. shortly after 8 p.m. and discovered The woman, Irina Mazo, had Police charged Gabriel with rob- Police said the suspect also may someone had punched in the lock last been seen on a bus in Irving- bery, receiving stolen property, hin- be connected to another Spring- and opened the driver’s door. ton. On Oct. 18, Mazo reportedly dering apprehension and posses- Presents field bank robbery that occurred Apparently, no attempt was was identified by a N.J. Transit sion of under 50 grams of prior to the Millburn robbery. made to steal the vehicle, police worker at the Summit train station. marijuana. Alan Zweibel Writer, actor, producer, director FIRE DEPARTMENT and lyricist Alan Zweibel brings Conversations an evening to remember, offering hilarious “The key to anecdotes and insights connected Pump batteries set off CO alarm success in any to 30 years in TV, film and theater. By Harry Trumbore vate the alarm. dence of the gas in the basement, fighters worked to free the woman situation is to Contributions include work on of The Item Because the worker could not firefighters reported the furnace from her car. Because she com- keep laughing.” “Saturday Night Live,” “Curb Your ensure their safety, officials said fire appeared to need servicing and plained of head, neck and stomach Enthusiasm,” Martin Short’s “Fame An activated carbon monoxide personnel disconnected the batter- advised the homeowner to contact pain, firefighters contemplated –Alan Zweibel Becomes Me” and Billy Crystal’s alarm drew township firefighters to ies and advised the homeowner to the gas company. using power tools to cut open the a Delwick Lane residence Friday have the plumber who installed the Reports of a motor vehicle acci- rear door and door post to give Tony award-winning “700 Sundays.” afternoon. sump pumps inspect and service dent drew firefighters to Old Short them access to the driver. According to reports, fire per- the back-up system. Hills Road near the intersection According to reports, the Sunday, October 29th, 7:30 p.m. sonnel searching for the cause of Firefighters investigated an acti- with Kenilworth Drive the night of woman was angered to hear fur- the activation focused their inves- vated carbon monoxide alarm at a Oct. 19. ther damage would be done to her (by phone or at the door) Tickets: $15 tigation on battery packs attached Clinton Avenue residence Friday They arrived on the scene to car and firefighters eventually Call TSTI 973-763-4116 for more information. to two sump pumps located in the afternoon. find a two-car accident with one worked a body board into the pas- basement. A PSE&G worker sum- According to reports, firefighters driver still in her vehicle. While senger side of the car and safely moned to the scene told firefighters arriving on the scene shortly after some fire personnel assisted mem- extricated the driver. a chemical reaction is often caused 5:30 p.m. immediately detected a bers of the Millburn-Short Hills Firefighters then assisted squad while the batteries are charging. small amount of the gas with their Volunteer First Aid Squad with members with loading the driver The reaction, he said, does not cre- meters in the kitchen around the preparing the other driver for into the ambulance for transport to 432 Scotland Road, South Orange, NJ 07079 ate carbon monoxide but can acti- stove. Although there was no evi- transport to the hospital, other fire- St. Barnabas Medical Center. 973-763-4116 • www.tsti.org W243047

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As the result of a $75,000 New added police Chief Paul Boeger- Jersey Department of Transporta- shausen. “We are always trying to tion grant, the Millburn Police improve pedestrian and vehicular Department has installed 11 safety throughout the entire town- pedestrian safety signs around ship.” township schools. The new signage has been Authorities hope the new signs, installed near the following which are environmentally friend- schools: St. Rose of Lima School ly because they are solar powered, on both Short Hills Avenue and will increase awareness and safety Millburn Avenue; Millburn Middle on some of the township’s most School on Old Short Hills Road; heavily traveled roads. Hartshorn School on White Oak “This entire project took Ridge Road; and Glenwood approximately two years to com- School on Hobart Avenue. These W243158 plete and was extremely complex signs will be programmed to blink in terms of paperwork and sub- during arrival and dismissal times. mission of engineering specs and Two other, more advanced, drawings,” said Sgt. Peter T. Eakley, signs have been installed on Mill- the department’s traffic bureau burn Avenue near the high school commander. “Although many peo- and on Wyoming Avenue near Bee & Thistle Antiques ple from our municipal govern- Cypress Street. Although they will ment played a vital role, among blink during arrival and dismissal Maplewood’s First and Last Choice for Gifts them members of our engineering like the other signs, they will also Established 1973 department and the Department of allow pedestrians to activate them Public Works, one person should 24 hours a day by pressing a button Both antique and new gifts: • Chair repairs and be credited with following the pro- at the crosswalks. • Hostess seat replacements ject from start to finish. Officer The new signage should alert • Housewarming •GiftBaskets David Bonney, who is assigned to motorists that young people are in PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN POLICE DEPARTMENT • Showers: Bridal and Baby • Gift Certificates • Home decor accents • Free gift wrap the traffic bureau, worked tireless- the area and motorists should dri- Members of the Millburn Police Department Traffic Bureau ly and showed extreme diligence in ve with all due caution. Motorists Eileen and John Dilley www.beeandthistlegifts.com Tuesday morning learn about the operation of new solar- getting this project off the ground are asked to be aware of the new 89 Baker Street Store Hours: and completed.” signage and yield to pedestrians in powered pedestrian safety signs being installed near township Maplewood, NJ 07040 Tues-Sat: 10AM - 5:30PM “ This project is just another vis- the crosswalks. Police officials said schools. Gathered around one of the new signs near Millburn 973-763-3166 or by appointment ible commitment that the members they will have zero tolerance for High School are, from left, Officer Horace Giambattista, Sgt. of the Millburn Police Department those motorists who do not yield to Peter T. Eakley, Chief Paul Boegershausen, Officer David have to making our township safe,” pedestrians, as prescribed in state. Bonney, and Officer Glenn Ostlund. W243156-01

RETAIL Is Your Child Bright, but Struggling in School...? Two sites targeted for changes New Jersey’s foremost academic setting for children Whole Foods leaving town, developer plans rehab of building with language-based learning difficulties

By Patricia Harris owns a number of buildings on Millburn Avenue store is one of the that could be a wonderful draw on ofTheItem Millburn Avenue and earlier this company’s older locations–having that end of town.” year purchased the building on the been in existence for 11 and a half Pascal said this week he is strip- The eastern end of the down- northwest corner of Millburn years—and at 31,000 square feet is ping off the current aluminum sid- town is in for some changes, with Avenue and Lackawanna Street. smaller than the stores the compa- ing on the front of the building to the scheduled departure of Whole Baer said this week he initiated ny is now offering. The new store reveal the original building. He Give your child Foods market from Millburn Gate- the meeting with Ackerman after will be 60,000 square feet and have said he is seeking to reinstill the The Craig Advantage way Center and the rehabilitation learning that Whole Foods has 450 parking spots, she noted. building’s historic character. . Strong Academic Focus . Study Skills of a building at the corner of Mill- intentions of closing its current Minardi also said the Whole The developer also said he burn Avenue and Lackawanna store and relocating in the new Foods lease was to run through heard some of the mayor’s plans . Strategy Based Instruction . Specialized Technology Street. Mayor Daniel Baer has development to be built on Spring- 2010, although Whole Foods offi- for redevelopment, including the . Organizational Methods . Orton-Gillingham Methods been speaking with the owners of field Avenue in Vaux Hall, located cials negotiated with Ackerman to possibility of bringing in more res- the two properties to advise them in Union Township. That project is leave the Millburn Gateway Cen- idential properties and creating a FALL OPEN HOUSES the township is moving ahead with expected to take several years, ter when the new space is ready. parking deck, and said he and his Lower School, Grades 3-8 Upper School, Grades 9-12 redevelopment plans and remind according to Baer. In the mean- Whole Foods officials remain partner are interested in participat- Mountain Lakes, NJ Lincoln Park, NJ them of the vital role they will play. time, Baer said Ackerman is in on good terms with Ackerman, she ing in efforts to improve the down- Wed., Nov. 15th, 7 PM Thurs., Nov. 2nd, 1 PM&7PM Specifically, Baer met Oct. 18 negotiations with another possible said. town. please rsvp with Irwin Ackerman, owner of tenant, whom the mayor declined In his meeting with Pascal, Baer Pascal said the building current- For Admission information call 973-334-1295 www.craigschool.org Millburn Gateway Center, which to name but characterized as “a said, he discussed plans for revital- ly houses eight stores, each with houses the township’s Whole quality tenant.” Christina Minardi, ization of the downtown and indi- 1,100 to 1,200 square feet. He said Foods Market. In another meeting Northeast regional president, con- cated the township wants to work he is discussing space needs with on Oct. 14, Baer spoke with Roy firmed this week that Whole Foods with the developer. According to potential tenants and hopes to Pascal of Westfield, who together has signed a lease for a new store Baer, Pascal “came back with have some signed leases by the end with his partner, Bruce Jeffrey, in Vaux Hall. She said the current potential ideas for the type of use of the year.

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Halloween Parade starts at 7 o’clock Tuesday County schedules three leaf pickup collections Members of the Millburn Fire Department are inviting all goblins, Essex County has announced its leaf pickup schedule for the roads it witches and other costumed characters to join them for the 56th maintains in the township. Three collections are planned. The first will annual Edward J. O’Brien Halloween Parade Tuesday night. Parade begin Monday and continue through Friday, Nov. 3. Others will take participants will step off at 7 p.m. from fire headquarters at 459 place Monday, Nov. 27, through Monday, Dec. 1, and Friday, Dec. 26, Essex St., and walk along Essex toward Main Street, where they will through Monday, Dec. 29. Leaves are to be swept into the curb for turn south. The march then will turn west on Millburn Avenue and pickup or placed in biodegradable bags. Residents are reminded that finish at the Millburn High School gymnasium where costumes will be leaves cannot be left in the street for more than seven days. judged. Prizes for the best costumes will be given out. In the event For more information, call the county’s dispatcher at 973-239-3369, of rain, the parade will be canceled but costumes will still be judged extension 0. at the high school gym. For information, call 973-564-7039. 410 Springfield Avenue (Sealfons Building) • Summit 908-277-1777 • www.sealandco.com ‘Why, rush to reassess now, when we don’t Page XXA4 know how much the mall will be appraised at, The Item of Millburn and Short Hills and what the net effect will be on residential October 26, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com owners?’ Opinion Ellen Steinberg, Township Committeeman Election 2006: no contest? Essex County and New Jersey residents have five offices to fill this election year. Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, a Democ- rat, is running for re-election against Republican opponent Joseph Chiusolo. Democratic incumbent Armando Fontoura is facing off against Republican challenger Rich Mastrangelo for the office of Essex County Sheriff. In the Congressional races, Rodney Frelinghuysen, the Republican incumbent representing the 11th Congressional District, has been challenged by Democrat Tom Wyka. Rep. Donald Payne, who represents the 10th District, is running unopposed. He is a Democrat. At the top level, Republican state Sen. Tom Kean Jr. is bat- tling with U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, a Democrat, in a tight race for a full term in the Senate. We see no reason to depose either DiVincenzo or Fontoura. While their opponents have raised constructive criticisms the incumbents would do well to heed—such as downsizing personnel and debt in DiVincenzo’s case and enhancing police presence on county roadways in Fontoura’s domain—both offi- cials have served well in their capacities. Essex County is functioning at a higher level today than it has in years, with its $64 million deficit turning into a $31 mil- lion surplus and its bond rating five times higher than when DiVincenzo took office. The county executive has made substantial cuts in the work- force and continues to examine ways to reduce expenses asso- ciated with this level of government. Fontoura has developed crime-fighting relationships within the community and has secured federal and state funding for anti-terrorism programs. Both men deserve to complete the work they’ve started. /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU The same holds true for Rodney Frelinghuysen. He has been a solid presence in the House of Representatives for seven motorcycle, I thank you. Support UNICEF lives of their most vulnerable terms. Welcome Day To our recreation department, peers in 155 countries and territo- The war in Iraq may be a deal breaker for many voters in this Editor, The Item: whose members organized races collections Oct. 31 ries served by UNICEF. However, election, but we must remember office holders on both sides Sunday, Oct. 15, was our Wel- for the children and arranged for you may be asking, what differ- come to New Residents Day. The the pony rides and strolling musi- Editor, The Item: ence can my loose change make? of the aisle chose to support the war effort in the beginning and event was successful and all who cians, I thank you. Once again, Halloween is The answer: Every coin makes now find it difficult to see a way out. attended had a wonderful after- To our student volunteers, who approaching—a time for kids, cos- a difference. In fact, a nickel buys We feel the climate at the time of the decision-making vote noon. The day could not have hap- pitched in to help wherever need- tumes, candy and most impor- iodized salt for one child for a on the war was a heart-heavy one. The war issue aside, Frel- pened without the hard work of ed, I thank you. tantly, coins. year, which wards off mental and many and I would like to thank To The Community Service On the evening of Oct. 31, a developmental disabilities; 30 inghuysen has been a presence in this community and has them. Award Committee—Gerald child may come to your door cents provides life saving antibi- strived to increase security and quality of life for its residents. To our Department of Public Viturello, Tracy Silver, Vivian seeking more than candy. otics for a child suffering from His opponent, Wyka, would not command the same level of Works, no task was too big for you Steinberg, Karl Becker, Leonard He or she may be Trick-or- pneumonia; $2.50 provides one presence as Frelinghuysen at this critical juncture for New Jer- to accomplish. My appreciation for Morvay, Angela Adinolfi, Robin Treating for UNICEF. All chil- child with basic school supplies; your hard work, with a smile, on Kirchner and Joan Borneman—I dren in the Millburn-Short Hills and $17 immunizes a child for life sey. Wyka lacks the experience to compensate for the loss of that day. thank you. school system have been given against six major childhood dis- the Frelinghuysen presence in the House. To our fire department, for par- And to my fellow Committee orange “UNICEF” collection eases—diphtheria, measles, polio, Regarding the Kean/Menendez race, we suggest you hold ticipating and graciously showing members—Mayor Dan Baer, Tom boxes. tetanus, tuberculosis, and whoop- your nose and vote for Menendez. your trucks and equipment to the McDermott, Jim Suell and Ellen Since the campaign began in ing cough. Neither candidate has stepped to the forefront as being wor- participants, I thank you. Steinberg—for their support, I 1950, when Children in Philadel- Come Halloween, please have To our police department, who thank you. phia collected $17 in decorated that bowl of change at the door thy of the position of the Senate seat. shared their expertise and had sev- milk cartons for kids left vulnera- with the candy. Kean’s history in the state Legislature is one of hard work eral vehicles available for the resi- Sandy Haimoff ble by World War II, generations Your support and generosity and massive production of legislation that has been introduced dents to see, particularly the Township Committee of U.S. children, schools and will allow children this Hal- but not necessarily passed. This makes it all the more disap- youth groups have raised more loween to don their costumes than $132 million to help chil- with a greater sense of purpose as pointing that he chose to wage a vicious campaign that high- dren in need throughout the they collect money for children in lighted his opponent’s flaws rather than his own achievements world. need throughout the world. and vision. We still don’t know where he stands definitively on Reasons to delay Children who Trick-or-Treat gun control, for example. for UNICEF become a part of Arline Shapiro history by expanding on the Chairman Menendez is a troublesome candidate. He has the experi- 2007 reassessment Philadelphia Children’s dream Millburn-Short Hills ence his opponent lacks. At this ethics conscious time in our that kids can help other kids. Committee nation’s history, however, does he have the clean bill of health When a reassessment takes $445 million. Yet, there are some The funds raised by the Trick- for UNICEF we look for in our elected officials? place, all properties, both commer- members of the Township Com- or-Treaters save and improve the cial and residential, are reassessed mittee who want to reassess our One candidate is under investigation. The other has accept- at 100 percent of market value. town in 2007. ed questionable campaign donations and lacks the seasoning The tax rate is adjusted If Millburn is we feel is required at the national level. and then applied to the 9LHZSRLQW reassessed again in 2007, Letter policy new 100 percent valua- your taxes will go up or Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, We need a representative in the Senate. We’ll go with expe- Ellen Steinberg rience and hope Menendez is able to complete his full term tions for each commer- down depending upon electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor cial and residential prop- the relative value of your are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed of office. erty in the town. properties to other properties in and double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for In Millburn Township, the 2006 the town. Some residential proper- verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. tax rate is $2.12 for every $1,000 of ties have gone up at a higher per- Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV valuation. The last time Millburn centage rate than others. [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 had a reassessment was in 2002 In Millburn over these last four Millburn Avenue. and Millburn is under no legal duty years, residential properties have TODAY, OCT. 26 Commissioners meeting. Gero to do a reassessment in 2007. Any generally also gone up at a higher 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Park Recreation Building. reassessment would be entirely rate than commercial properties. Where to write or phone Needy jewelry and giftware show- 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting. voluntary on the part of our town. Thus, with a new reassessment, Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to their room open. New Eyes headquar- Town Hall. After the 2002 tax reassessment, it is likely that the taxes being paid ters, 549 Millburn Ave. the Short Hills Mall appealed their by residential property owners will representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state General Assem- 8 p.m. Lecture by Vivian Greer- THURSDAY, NOV. 2 $490 million reassessment. In go up more than those paid by bly or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters or call- don on “Cézanne to Picasso: 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 2005, last year’s Township Com- commercial owners. That means ing Ambroise Vollard, Patron of the Needy jewelry and giftware show- mittee agreed to a settlement that most residents will receive a tax Avant-Garde.” Sponsored by room open. New Eyes headquar- gave the mall a tax refund of $2.9 increase. Friends of the Millburn Library. ters, 549 Millburn Ave. million. It also agreed to reduce the First of all, a 2007 tax reassess- U.S. SENATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Millburn Free Public Library audi- 7:30 p.m. Historic Preservation mall’s assessment from $490 mil- ment of the mall could easily Sen. Frank Lautenberg Rep. Donald Payne torium. Commission meeting. Town Hall. lion to $445 million for become a replay of the 2002 mall 2005. That’s a $45 million loss in reassessment and settlement. Why, 324 Hart Senate Office Building 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 TUESDAY, OCT. 31 MONDAY, NOV. 6 valuation to the town. rush to reassess now, when we Washington, D.C., 20510 Newark, 07102 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers Market. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Adjust- This means that in addition to don’t know how much the mall Telephone: 202-224-3224 Telephone: 973-645-3213 Municipal parking lot at corner of ment meeting. Town Hall. the $2.9 million refund, the mall will be appraised at, and what the Toll free: 888- 98-1642 Fax: 973-645-5902 Essex and Main streets. 7:30 p.m. Environmental Com- gets a yearly tax cut of about net effect will be on residential mission meeting. Town Hall. another $1 million, which is passed owners? WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1 7:45 p.m. Board of Education on to our residents. (For 2006 the Second, over the last four One Gateway Center Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen 8 p.m. Board of Recreation meeting. Glenwood School. tax cut is $45 million times $2.12 months, the residential market has 23rd floor Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor or $954,000). been trending downward. Houses Newark, 07102 Morristown, 07960 Last year’s Township Commit- for sale are on the market for a Telephone: 973-639-8700 Telephone: 973-984-0711 tee initially approved a reassess- longer period of time. Fax: 973-639-8723 Fax: 973-292-1569 ment for 2006, which was part of a Wouldn’t it make more sense to consent agenda item in December wait until after the market stabi- N.J. SENATE of 2005. However, when it was dis- lizes rather than to reassess your Sen. Robert Menendez covered in January of 2006 that the homes now? 502 Hart Senate Office Building Sen Thomas H. Kean Jr. valuation of the mall settlement It is almost November. 2007 is Washington, D.C., 20510 203 Elm Street was substantially less than its loan right around the corner. Telephone: 202-224-4744 value, the reassessment was post- Our residents have a right to Westfield, 07090 poned. know what a reassessment will One Gateway Center Telephone: 908-232-3673 KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher The mall represents a significant mean to them and how much 11th floor Fax: 908-232-3345 EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor percentage (almost 10 percent) of more residential taxes will increase Newark, 07102 BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager our tax roll. As of today, we still if it goes ahead. Telephone: 973-645-3030 STEPHEN BORG, Vice President have no new appraisal on the (The author is a Democrat and Fax 973-645-0502 Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter mall. There is also no new settle- a member of the Millburn Town- Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production ment going forward other than the ship Committee.) 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(“Fiddler on the Roof,” “She Loves 2006 Me”), “A Wonderful Life,” based PRESENTS upon Frank Capra’s classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life,” has become FREE PARENT EDUCATION WORKSHOPS a holiday tradition. Harnick’s joy- Come learn and share your experiences ful musical adaptation of the senti- mental favorite makes its Paper Join us for our second year of the best Jewish music and musicians, including Mill debut just in time for the hol- Frank London, Michal Cohen, Adrienne Cooper, Avram Pengas, Noah Solomon, "Friendship & Tears" idays. and more! With everything from Klezmer to Ladino, the New Jersey Jewish Muisic The story concerns George Bai- Wednesday, November 8 7:00 – 8:30 pm ley, a small town banker with big Festival brings you the sounds of Jewish Culture from around the globe! • How do you respond when your daughter and her girlfriend time dreams that never came true. are best friends one day and worst enemies the next? Time after time, George sacrificed The Wandering Jew — From the Diaspora and Beyond • Learn ways to help your preteen daughter cope with his own ambitions for those FunkeyMonkeys For Kids! • Adrienne Cooper the "ups and downs" of girls' social relationships. around him, watching success slip — right through his fingers. Now on One More Night at Elvings Metropolitan Theater the night of his most devastating "Navigating the Teen Years" failure, worth more dead than The Four Cantors • American Chamber Players Wednesday, December 6 7:00 – 8:30 pm alive, George contemplates suicide. 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My 4:30, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 7:45, 10 Sun: 12:30, 2:45, 5:30, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: a popular with readers (especially answer is that this may be the most The Marine (PG-13) Today: 7:45 5:30, 7:45 young women) ever since. beautiful production I’ve ever seen Flicka (PG) Today: 7 Fri: 4, 7, 9:15 Sat: 1, 4, 7, The Departed (R) Today: 4:15, 7:15 Fri: 3:15, It is also considered a literary at the Shakespeare Theatre of New 9:15 Sun: 1, 4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7 6:30, 9:45 Sat: noon, 3:15, 6:30, 9:45 Sun: masterpiece by writers and critics Jersey. The Illusionist (PG-13) Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 9:40 Sat: noon, 3:15, 6:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:15, 7:15 ranging from Sir Walter Scott to The exquisite, detailed period 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:40 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon- The Grudge 2 (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:30 Fri: Harold Bloom and Vladimir costumes by Kim Gill, done in Thurs: 7:15 5:15, 7:30, 9:40 Sat: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:40 Nabokov. 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As for the older 408-5600 or visit www.ShakespeareNJ.org. 9:30 Sat: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 Sun: 1:30, Sat: 1:30, 4:10, 7:05, 9:35 Sun: 1:30, 4:10, 7:05 Now, Bonnie J. Monte, artistic actors, they are appropriately good- 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 Tues-Thurs: 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:25 director of The Shakespeare The- looking as per age and character. Everyone in this world speaks in man, Mr. Collins. As the head of The Prestige (PG-13) Today: 7 Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 10 Marie Antoinette (PG-13) Today: 7:35 Fri: 7:15, atre of New Jersey, has done her A vital component of the style is well-formed sentences, long para- the Bennet house hold, the reliable Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon- 9:40 Sat: 1:35, 4:15, 7:15, 9:40 Sun: 1:35, 4:15, Thurs: 7:15 own adaptation of the Austin nov- the concentration on articulating graphs—which are never interrupt- Edward Genest manages a human 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:35 Employee of the Month (PG-13) Today: 7:20 el and directed a stylish production the literate, cultivated, and occa- ed—dropping philosophical truths, touch by underplaying most of his Flags of Our Fathers (R) Today: 7:20 Fri: 7:20, of that adaptation that is now grac- sionally, pedantic language these semi-profound observations and lines and Jessica Ires Morris, creates 9:55 Sat: 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 9:55 Sun: 1:45, 4:30, The Departed (R)Fri:4,7,10Sat:1,4,7,10 ing the F.M. Kirby Shakespeare characters speak. The cast speaks the occasional epigram. They all a rare moment of humanity and 7:20 Mon-Thurs: 7:20 Sun: 1, 4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7 Theatre stage. the words clearly and precisely, bit- seem to have memorized what they depth when she tries to explain to Saw 3 (R) Fri: 8, 10 Sat: 2:15, 4:45, 8, 10 Sun: I confess I have somehow man- ing off the consonants, dynamical- are going to say, practiced the one Elizabeth why she has accepted 2:15, 4:45, 8 Mon-Thurs: 8 NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpect- aged never to have read the novel, ly projecting the vowels out to the tone they will say it in, and when Mr. Carlson’s marriage proposal. ed changes. seen either of the movies, the tele- audience, and pronouncing them cued, deliver it intelligently and Of course, artificial people are CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL 5 Call on day of show to confirm times. vision series or any of the stage all with upper class English accents. energetically. But there is no spon- hard to really care about, and an (SUMMIT) adaptations. What I know of “Pride They have worked hard to create taneity, no sense of words being audience’s interest in them eventu- The Guardian (PG-13) Today: 7 and Prejudice” has seeped in from that verbal style, but I’m afraid they found and used as a way to fill a ally diminishes. And without real the collective cultural subcon- haven’t found the warm, complex need, no sense of a real conversa- people dealing with real problems, scious, so I can’t judge if this is a human beings speaking the cold, tion with active listening and talk- a more than three-hour production successful adaptation or even if clipped words. ing, no moment-to-moment give can seem a lot longer. Cinemas opening for sneak preview another adaptation was necessary. When we talk about “style” in and take. Clearview Cinemas, the opera- The proceeds will benefit When writers and directors talk theater, we simply mean what the Marcus Dean Fuller as Mr. Dar- The Shakespeare Theatre of tor of the movie theater portion of SOPAC. Among movie to be about “Pride and Prejudice,” they world of the play is and what kind cy and Victoria March as Elizabeth New Jersey’s production of the new South Orange Performing shown are “Indiana Jones,” “The often play off the titles of Austin’s of a world the playwright has cre- Bennet make an attractive pair of “Pride and Prejudice” runs Arts Center (SOPAC) complex in Godfather,” “West Side Stories,” other novels, as in “bringing ‘sense ated. In Shakespeare’s world, peo- romantic leads. Like the rest of the through Nov. 19 at the F.M. South Orange Village, will open “Over the Hedge,” “Moonstruck, and sensibility’ to the production.” ple speak in iambic verse and occa- cast, they are articulate and well Kirby Theatre on the campus the doors for a special sneak pre- “Shrek” and “Garden State.” With this production, I think the sionally even rhyme. spoken, and as effective as they can of Drew University in view tomorrow through Tuesday. The official grand opening of the subtitle might more fittingly be This Shakespeare Theatre pro- be, within the limits of the “style.” Madison. Ticket prices range The five-day preview, “Holly- arts center is scheduled to take “style and substance.” Miss Monte duction of “Pride and Prejudice” The versatile Michael Stewart Allen from $28 to $50. Call 973- wood Comes to South Orange,” place Friday, Nov. 3. has mounted a production that is seems to take place in a world of delivers a comic turn as the arro- 408-5600 or visit features $1 movie tickets to select For more information, visit near perfect when it comes to the- verbose, artificial people. gant, pompous, pedantic clergy- www.ShakespeareNJ.org. films. www. clearviewcinemas.com.

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The com- Mexican festival of petition also recognized Jacob’s Dia de los Muertos, GEORGE WIRT FOR THE ITEM teacher, Marilyn Drennan, and the Day of the Wyoming School fourth grader Rebecca Cooper is ready to Millburn High School for “sustain- Dead. ing a community that nurtures cre- paint a skull made of sugar to celebrate Dia de los Muertos ative youth and identifies and cele- PHOTO COURTESY OF festivities. The skulls will be on display at Tinga Taqueria brates excellence in the arts.” DEERFIELD SCHOOL PTO beginning on Monday and continuing through Nov. 7. Jacob has also received a certifi- cate for superior writing from the National Council of Teachers of English in their 2006 NCTE Does your partner want to control where you go and what you do? Achievement Awards in Writing program. Does your partner yell at you or humiliate you in public or private? The awards recognize excel- lence in writing by high school Do you feel like you are walking on eggshells? juniors. Winners demonstrate writ- ing ability in two forms: first, in a sample of their best writing in any Love shouldn’t hurt. form or genre, drafted and revised over time; and second, in an impromptu essay on a subject set If you think that you may be in an abusive relationship, the caring by the Achievement Awards Advi- professionals at Rachel Coalition can help you sort things out. sory Committee. A total of 606 students out of 2,080 students nominated by their We offer: teachers in their junior year were • 24-hour crisis response line selected as outstanding writers in the contest. Jacob is one of 26 stu- • Individual and group counseling dents from New Jersey who • Counseling for children received the award. A certificate of • Batterers’ Intervention program commendation also goes to the high school’s English department. • Information on your legal rights • Access to legal services MHS seniors • A safe place to live (with kosher provisions available) recognized Call Rachel at 973-740-1233, day or night. All calls are strictly confidential. www.rachelcoalition.org Two Millburn High School 0001873079-01 seniors, Marisa T. Martinez and Alexandra M. Campbell, have been recognized by the College SAINT BARNABAS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Board’s National Hispanic Recog- nition Program. This program, established by the College Board in 1983, provides national recognition of the excep- tional academic achievements of Hispanic high school seniors and Are You At Risk? identifies them for post-secondary institutions. Students enter the program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) as high school juniors and by iden- tifying themselves as Hispanic. This year, more than 175,000 test- takers nationwide identified them- selves as Hispanic, and 4,700 of those have been recognized as Aorta National Hispanic Scholars or Honorable Mention Finalists based upon their PSAT/NMSQT scores and their academic achieve- ments. Center hosts college fair The Visual Arts Center of New Jersey will host its first College Arts Fair Saturday, Oct. 28, at 68 Elm St. in Summit. Darkened Area Indicates Open to all area high school Heart Muscle Damage juniors and seniors, the event will feature representatives from col- leges with art curricula and art schools. The day will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Although there is no cost to attend, pre-registration is request- ed. Free refreshments are also included. “If you’re interested in attend- ing a college with an arts curricu- lum, then this is the place to be,” said Vanessa Chippendale, educa- tion coordinator at the Visual Arts Center. “Participants will be able to speak with representatives from many schools in the New Jersey, Live Healthy New York, Pennsylvania and Con- There are several factors which increase your chances of getting heart disease, necticut area, ask questions and any one of which can double the risk of heart attack: pick up literature that will help • Family history • Diabetes them choose a college.” • Elevated blood cholesterol • Obesity In addition to the college repre- sentatives, two free workshops run • Physical inactivity • High blood pressure by the art center’s staff will be pre- • Stress • Cigarette smoking sented throughout the day. Portfo- lio development and effective slide Elimination of risk is the first step in heart attack prevention. Knowing that presentations and digital photog- some risk factors – age, family history and gender – cannot be changed, provides raphy will be offered in the morn- even greater incentive to reduce the risks which can be controlled. ing and the afternoon. Pearl Paint, Dick Blick and Jer- The more you know about the causes and treatments of heart disease, ry’s Arts Supply will be on hand the better prepared you’ll be to prevent it. with giveaways, handouts and a special prize. The College Arts Fair also is sponsored in part by the Millburn/Short Hills Art Center. For a free cardiac risk assessment please call 1-888-SBHS-123 For more information and to or visit www.saintbarnabas.com/cardiacrisk reserve a place, contact Chippen- dale at 908-273-9121, extension 45, or at Vanessa@ artcen- ternj.org. Additional information also can be obtained by visiting the art center’s Web site at www.art- centernj.org. W231167-01

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VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS Millburn claims state Group 3 crown provided Millburn with its other point. Millers edge Hirsch and Tonelli outlasted Ramapo’s Kayla Arno and Amy Moorestown Ishkanian 6-4, 6-4 at second dou- bles. in title match Rampo prevailed at third sin- gles, where Michelle Pratt downed By Jim Connelly Fedele 6-2, 6-3. ofTheItem The Raiders also picked up a point at first doubles. The 2006 campaign had pretty Jaimie Berger and Erin Nerlino much been stress free for the Mill- of Ramapo knocked off senior Julie burn High School varsity girls ten- Fulop and junior Gabrielle Pritsker nis team. 6-2, 6-2, handing Millburn’s first That all changed one week ago doubles team just its third loss in today, Oct. 19, when the Millers 24 outings. ventured to Mercer County Park in Fedele came to the Millers’ res- West Windsor in a bid to capture cue in the Group 3 final. the program’s first New Jersey The Miller freshman, with the State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- match knotted at two, rallied to ciation group crown since 1998 defeat Moorestown’s Winnie Call and advance to this week’s state 2-6, 7-5, 6-2 in the decisive second Tournament of Champions. singles match. The Millers survived a pair of 3- Fedele saved three match points 2 matches to claim the state Group in the second set with Call clinging 3 championship, the 12th in the to a 5-4 lead. storied program’s history. “Sabrina was a rock and she “It was a day of gut checks for played like anything but a fresh- us,” said Miller head coach Elliot man,”Lovisaid. Lovi, whose undefeated team Millburn’s other points came knocked off North 1 champion courtesy of a 6-2, 6-4 victory by Ramapo in the semifinals and Cen- DeFilippis at second singles over tral Jersey champion Moorestown the Quakers’ Zoey Call and a 6-3, in the Group 3 title match. 6-4 triumph at first doubles by Rachel Cantor and Sabrina Fulop and Pritsker over Fedele essentially saved the day for Moorestown’s Grace Gertie and Millburn. Rachel McMonagle. The diminutive Cantor, who Lovi also praised the efforts of stands all of roughly 5 feet tall, pro- DeFilippis, who was the only team PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS TEAM pelled the Millers into the champi- member to record two wins on the Basking in the glow of the Millburn High School varsity girls tennis team’s first state championship since 1998 are, kneeling, onship match with a gutsy 6-4, 6- day. 2 win over Ramapo’s Cassie Porter “Silia took the team on her from left, Erica Sutton, Jessica Pester, tri-captain Dana Hirsch and tri-captain Julie Fulop and, standing, Melissa Mann, Cathy in the semifinals. back,” Lovi said. Chen, Rachel Cantor, head coach Elliot Lovi, Carly Tonelli, tri-captain Silia DeFilippis, Sabrina Fedele, Gabrielle Pritsker, Carly “Rachel played on heart,” said Paley and Jackie Talpalar. Not pictured are Jennifer Wang and assistant coach Bill Wickenheisser. Lovi about his sophomore star, MILLER NOTES who provided the match-clinching Cantor, DeFilippis and Fedele point. Cantor managed to hold on were a combined 65-7 in singles despite being slowed by flu-like play following the conclusion of symptoms. the state Group 3 tournament. “She saved our season,” Lovi DeFilippis was 23-1, Fedele 21-2 Millers gain berth in T of C final said. and Cantor 21-3. Millburn picked up its other The team’s primary doubles One girls tennis team was going match. teams and from Silia DeFilippis at titlist Immaculate Heart Academy points against Ramapo at second squads carried a mark of 35-5 into to walk away with its first loss of Millburn, the second seed, put second singles propelled the in Monday’s other semifinal- singles and at second doubles. the Tournament of Champions. the season yesterday afternoon in its 29-0 record on the line in yes- Millers into the final. round match. Tri-captain Silia DeFilippis, a Fulop and Pritsker were 22-3 as a the championship match of the terday’s scheduled match. Millburn first doubles duo of The Millers went into yester- senior playing in her final state team. Hirsch and Tonelli stood at New Jersey State Interscholastic The Group 3 champion Millers Gabrielle Pritsker and Julie Fulop day’s match seeking to win their tournament, came away with a 6- 13-2. Athletic Association Tournament advanced to the title contest with won in straight sets as did the first overall state crown since cap- 4, 6-0 triumph over Ramapo’s Millburn also claimed state of Champions at the Inman Sports a 3.5-1.5 semifinal-round win over Millers’ second doubles team of turing the second of back-to-back Danielle Weiner. group championships in 1978, Club in Edison. Group 2 champion Manasquan Dana Hirsch and Carly Tonelli. all-groups championships in 1989. Senior Dana Hirsch, also a tri- 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986, 1988, Top-seeded East Brunswick on Monday afternoon in Edison. East Brunswick rolled to a 4-1 captain, and junior Carly Tonelli 1989, 1990, 1996 and 1997. brought a 19-0 record into the Wins from both of its doubles win over Non-Public Group A - Jim Connelly

VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Three first half goals power Millburn past winless Butler By Jim Connelly the only goal the Millers would informed Millburn coach Rose ofTheItem need 1:55 into the match. Johnson Twombly before the start of the picked up the first of her assists on match of her team’s decision to A meeting with winless Butler the play. make a donation to the Cystic could not have come at a better Johnson scored with 23:13 left Fibrosis Foundation in memory of time for the Millburn High School in the half, boosting Millburn’s lead Miller team manager Colleen varsity field hockey team. to 2-0. Miller senior Laura Bariso Hamm, who was afflicted with the The Millers entered this past collected the assist on Johnson’s disease. Hamm, who was in her Monday afternoon’s Northern goal. second season as a team manager, Hills Conference match having The goal by Blanken increased died this past Wednesday at 17. dropped three of their previous Millburn’s lead to 3-0 with 2:21 left The team, playing with heavy four matches, including a 3-0 loss in the half. The assist went to John- hearts, came out on the short end to eventual champion West Essex son. of a 2-1 loss at Passaic Valley the in the Essex County Tournament Miller junior Sam Lillo scored day after Hamm’s passing. Today’s semifinals on Oct. 14. the lone goal of the second half scheduled home match against Millburn, buoyed by first half with 6:40 to play. Bariso was cred- Pequannock has been called off. goals from senior Brittany Greer, ited with her second assist of the New Jersey State Interscholastic junior Lucy Johnson and sopho- match on Lillo’s goal. Athletic Association regulations more Liz Blanken, jumped out to a Kaitlyn Fiore, Millburn’s junior prohibit teams from playing on 3-0 lead en route to a 4-0 win over goalie, was called on to make just three consecutive days. The Millers the visiting Bulldogs (0-13-1). Mill- one save. are scheduled to host Cranford in burn is 9-5-2, 8-4-2 in conference a state tournament match tomor- play. MILLER NOTES row and visit West Milford on Sat- Greer scored what proved to be Butler coach Heather Radcliffe urday. MHS sticksters hosting Cranford in state tourney tomorrow Millburn High School’s varsity tomorrow afternoon. advances to meet No. 1 seed field hockey team is scheduled to The Millers, the tournament’s Ocean Township in the section host a New Jersey State Inter- eighth seed, will take on ninth- quarterfinals on Monday. JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM scholastic Athletic Association seeded Cranford at 3 p.m. in the To view the section tournament Kelly Bednarski (8) of the Millburn High School varsity field hockey team operates in traffic North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 Millburn High School stadium. bracket, visit http://www.njsiaa Tournament first-round match The Millburn-Cranford winner .org. during the first half of Monday afternoon’s Northern Hills Conference match against Butler.

VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER Millburn avenges earlier loss, deals Wayne Valley initial setback 3-1

By Jim Connelly match of the season with the Indi- minutes later. win and tie in a home-and-home squads win their remaining divi- held at this past Friday’s cutoff for ofTheItem ans. Sophomore midfielder Sarah set with Passaic Valley. sion outings, the Indians would state tournament qualification. Millburn, turning in what Sones Van Tassel put the local booters The local side won the opener of claim the title by one-half game. Teams were required to have a Andy Sones, the second-year described as the “team’s best per- back in front to stay when she the set 2-0 on Oct. 10 at Millburn. record of .500 or better at the end head coach of the Millburn High formance of the year,” scored twice scored on a header midway The return engagement three days MILLER NOTES of that day’s play to qualify for School varsity girls soccer team, in the second half to record a 3-1 through the second half. Jeffers later resulted in a scoreless dead- A late addition to the team’s post-season play. State tournament was not sure what to expect when victory. Wayne Valley had defeated added an insurance goal several lock following a pair of 10-minute schedule is a meeting with Kearny, brackets are scheduled to posted his charges took on undefeated the Millers by the same score on minutes later. overtimes. Wayne Valley carried a which had lost just once entering on the NJSIAA web site, Wayne Valley in a Northern Hills Sept. 18 in Wayne. Millburn received a 17-save per- 10-1 Skyline Division record into this week’s play, on Saturday. The www.njsiaa.org., after 7 o’clock Conference, Skyline Division Senior forward Erin Jeffers formance from senior keeper Lia this week’s play. match is set for 2 p.m. in Kearny. tonight. State section play is sched- match on Oct. 18. staked host Millburn (9-3-1, 7-1-1 Fierro. Millburn stood at 7-1-1 in divi- Millburn’s seed for the New Jer- uled to begin on Monday. The The Millers, who had opened Skyline Division) to a 1-0 lead 30 The Millers’ quest for an eighth sion play entering this week’s sey State Interscholastic Athletic quarterfinals are set for Thursday, the season with seven wins in eight minutes into the opening half. straight Northern Hills Conference action. Wayne Valley has three Association (NJSIAA) North Jer- Nov. 2, the semifinals for Monday, outings, had stumbled to a 1-2-1 Tara Collins of Wayne Valley division crown hit a bump in the division games left. sey, Section, 2 Group 3 playoffs, Nov. 6, and the championship mark leading up to the second (12-1, 9-1) tallied the equalizer two road when they managed just a Millburn has five. Should both will be based on the 9-3-1 record it match for Thurs., Nov. 9. B2 Thursday, October 26, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

HONORING A LEGEND INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS Bottles and cans banned at Millburn home football games Fans are prohibited from carry- In addition, footballs or similar Any questions concerning the ing bottles and cans into the Mill- items that could potentially be policy should be directed to Ted burn High School stadium during thrown onto the field, will be pro- D’Alessio, Millburn’s director of home football games. hibited as well. athletics, at 973-564-7165.

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M-F 3:30 - 9:30 Sat. 10:00 - 8:00 www.TheBallParkOnline.com Sun. 10:00 - 7:00 ITEM FILE PHOTO Frank Close, left, who went 112-79-7 and won six Suburban Conference titles in 23 seasons as Millburn High School’s head football coach during an era spanning the 1950s through the 1970s, is scheduled to be honored at halftime of tomorrow’s 7:30 p.m. home football game against Small Classes (4 - 6 players) Passaic Valley. A reception will be held in the school cafeteria beginning at 6 p.m. Close, a member of the Millburn High School Athletic Hall of Fame, is pictured at the shrine’s 2005 After-school Classes (all - skills) induction dinner with fellow Hall of Famer Ted Loth. At right is Close’s wife, Irene. Private & Semi-private Lessons

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Athletes of the Week RECREATION DEPARTMENT Township accepting youth wrestling program registrations Girls soccer player Erin Jeffers on Oct. 19 en route to capturing over Central Jersey titlist and the girls tennis team are the the program’s 12th New Jersey Moorestown to claim the pro- Mail-in registrations are being ond through eighth graders. For more information, call the recipients of Millburn High State Interscholastic Athletic gram’s first state title since 1998. accepted through Nov. 2 for the To obtain a registration form, Millburn Recreation Department School Varsity Club Athlete of the Association sectional title at Mer- Also contributing to the Millers’ Millburn Recreation Department’s visit the forms library at at 973-564-7097. Week honors for Oct. 16—22. cer County Park in West Windsor. Group 3 championship were youth wrestling program for sec- www.twp.millburn.nj.us. Jeffers, a senior forward, scored The Millers, the North Jersey, sophomore Rachel Cantor at first a pair of goals, leading the Millers Section 2 champion, edged North singles, senior Silia DeFilippis at Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at [email protected] to a 3-1 win over previously unde- Jersey, Section 1 champion second singles, the first doubles feated Wayne Valley in a North- Ramapo 3-2 in the Group 3 semi- team of senior Julie Fulop and ern Hills Conference, Skyline finals. junior Gabrielle Pritsker and the Division match on Oct. 18. Millburn, aided by freshman second doubles team of senior The Millburn girls tennis team Sabrina Fedele’s clutch victory at Dana Hirsch and junior Carly We can tell youwe ranked 8th* in the stateof prevailed in a pair of 3-2 matches third singles, posted a 3-2 win Tonelli. New Jersey for Re/Max of N.J. teams. We can tell youthatwe sold over RECREATION DEPARTMENT $30 Million in 2005** We can tell youthatwedidover Township sets new 36 transactions in 2005** dates for softball Don’t clinic sessions Make a BUT WHO CARES? Revised session dates have been Move BUT WHO CARES? announced for the Millburn Recre- IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR: ation Department’s softball clinic for fourth through eighth grade Without • Personalized Service girls. • Seasoned & Active Real Estate Professionals (ABR) The clinic will be offered on Mike & • A Creative Marketing Team (CLHMS) Sunday afternoons beginning Jan. • Technology Driven Realtors 7 and continuing through March Claudia 11. Clinic sessions will not be Call the my2agents team at: offered on Jan. 28 or Feb. 25. Mill- burn Middle School is the venue 973-467-8522 x110 JoannaParker Lentz for the clinics. Registration fee is $75 per play- ™ We have the homes you’ll want to see. or visit our website at: and Jodi Rubenstein er. Mail-in registrations will be ™ We have the facts if you’re selling yours. www.my2agents.com Joanna Cell: 973-699-4388 accepted through Dec. 1. ™ We have the maturity & experience you need. Softball clinic registration forms Jodi Cell: 973-477-0908 may be obtained by visiting the ™ We have lived in this area for years. forms library on the township’s ™ We will help you relax & feel at home. W243588-01 Web site, www.twp.millburn.nj.us. Village Square For more information, call 973- 508 Millburn Avenue • Short Hills 973-467-8522 x110 Each office is independently owned and operated. 564-7097.  *Re/Max of N.J.#’s ~~~ **Re/Max Village Square#’s MICHAEL &CLAUDIA KARP Millburn, in Scottish, means “mill SALES REPRESENTATIVES on a stream.” Millburn was cho- Weichert Realtors sen as the name for the township 505 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills, New Jersey 07078 to honor Samuel Campbell who [email protected] • [email protected] arrived here from Scotland after mobile: 973.493.8888 • mobile: 973.454.7272 office direct: 973.467.7389 • www.KarpHomes.com the Revolutionary War and built Please Join Us For Some Fun! the community’s first paper mill. Be at home with Mike & Claudia Pumpkin Painting & Treats Friday, October 27th from 3:00 to 5:00pm In the parking lot of Burgdorff Realtors 545 Millburn Avenue Short Hills Office The way it should be SOUTH ORANGE, ESSEX COUNTY For children 12 and under Trick or Treat Minutes from Manhattan. Rain Date: October 30th Miles from the Ordinary. Please call 973-376-5200 If you have questions We saved the best for last. NJBA DESIGN AWARD WINNER! Final phase now available.

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MAN IN BLACK RECREATION DEPARTMENT Millburn Soccer Club roundup Township holding A late goal by Ben Reich gave Sting post a 1-1 tie with the Hills- 3 win over the Branchburg Chaos. open gym hoop the Millburn Soccer Club’s Mete- borough Extreme. Keepers Paige Jordan Beacham, Jeffrey Plump, ors a 1-0 win over the Somerset Willian, Elder and Alexander all Jake Bank, Schuyler Fuchsman program at MMS Hills Tornadoes on Saturday. made outstanding saves for the and Alex Dillon also scored for the Millburn keepers Sean Klein Sting. Raiders. The Millburn Recreation and Zach Gotsch combined to Ally Langendorff, Tori DeFilip- Keeper Leah Baer, Julie Gould, Department is accepting mail-in hold Somerset Hills scoreless. po, Catherine O’ Neill and Becca Sam Kent and Victoria Fiallo registrations through Dec. 7 for its Trevor Schumacher and Matt Zimmerman each scored a goal, turned in solid defensive efforts for Sunday afternoon open gym bas- Moriarty starred on defense for the lifting the previously winless Mill- the Millburn Jaguars in a 4-0 loss to ketball program. Meteors. burn Tornadoes to a 4-0 defeat of the West Orange Tigers. Eight sessions are scheduled— Also on Saturday, Christy the Montgomery Thunder. Mill- Jesse Sendyk and Will Shiebler Jan. 7,14, 21 and 28, Feb. 4, 11 and Dwyer scored two goals and Jess burn keepers Maria Garber and each scored a goal for the Millburn 18 and March 4—from 3 to 5 p.m. Alexander added one, leading the Rachel Hubertus combined on the Avalanche in a 3-2 loss to the at Millburn Middle School’s upper Millburn Sting to a 3-0 win over shutout. Watchung Hills Warriors. Michael and lower gymnasiums. Cranford. Jacqueline Marino and Saman- Sorin and Jason Ginsburg tallied The program is open to first Conor Lally, Kyle Mangold and tha Grossman each scored a goal, Avalanche assists. Avalanche keep- graders through adults. An adult Mark Richardson each scored a helping the Millburn Spirit post a er Nicky Meo made several key must accompany youngsters in goal, sparking the Millburn 2-2 tie with Westfield Villareal. The saves. grades one through four. Pythons to a 3-0 defeat of the Spirit received two assists from Max Nesser scored twice and The lower gym will be reserved Hopewell Valley Supernovas. Mill- Kelsea Brown and stellar play from Jack Schwartz added a goal, lifting for youngsters in grades one burn keeper Brandon Perry midfielders Julia Burakovsky, the Millburn Strikers to a 3-0 win through four. The upper gym will received defensive support from Rachel Rubinstein, Allyson Graves over NASA. Millburn keepers be reserved for players in fifth Andrew Karp and William Capan- and Kaylee LaChance. Evan Seals and Lawson Penney grade and above. na. Two goals by Okinow and one combined on the shutout. Registration fee for one adult Emily Dalton scored the lone each by Levin and Cutler paced Perry Schwartz scored the lone and one child (grades one through goal for the Millburn Eclipse in a 2- the Millburn Gunners to a 4-1 win goal of the match, giving the Mill- four) is $55. Registration fee for 1 loss to the undefeated South over the Piscataway Spartans. burn Pythons a 1-0 win over the players in fifth grade and above is Brunswick Wind. Gwyn Haertel Midfielders Daniel Graifman and Montgomery Arsenal. Defenders $30. collected the assist on Dalton’s Connor Murphy turned in stellar Liam Creedon, Josh Baum, Each program is limited to the goal. efforts for the Gunners. Matthew Breener, Will Rosenberg first 40 registrants. Lindsay Stearns, Lauren Isabel Kam’s goal gave the Mill- and Jared Kopito starred for the Registration forms may be Rothenberg and Lauren Young burn Eclipse a 1-0 win over the victors. obtained by visiting the “forms” starred on defense for the Eclipse. Cranford Strikers. Eclipse keeper The Millburn Mustangs received library on the township’s Web site, The Millburn Gunners rode two Cameron Harris recorded the stellar defensive play from keeper http//www.twp.millburn.nj.us. goals from Ben Cutler and one shutout. Sarah Gordon, Meg Vreelend, For more information, call 973- each from Simon Levin, Connor Goals from Josh Greenberg and Reilly Muller and Megan McGin- 564-7097. Moriarty, Josh Kaplan and Jake Drew Rosenberg paced the Mill- ley in a 2-0 loss to the Cranford Okinow to a 6-0 defeat of the Par- burn Hotspurs to a 2-1 win over Celtics. sippany Lions. the Montgomery Giants. Keeper Dana Serruto registered Jordan Young, David Arons, Midfielder Brett Gottsegen and a shutout, helping the Millburn Town runs hotline Justin Meselsohn and Nick Chen defenders Jeremy Adelsheimer and Liberty post a scoreless tie with the JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM The Millburn Recreation Schmidt starred on defense for the Travis Harden starred for the Hot- East Brunswick Hurricanes. Char- Referee Neal Healy checks to see how much time remains in Department operates a program Gunners. spurs. lie Boyle, Gaby Lee, Isabel Man- information hotline, 973-564-7096, The Millburn Gunners, in Mackenzie Haggerty, Taylor fredonia and Rachel Stein turned the first half of the Millburn-West Orange freshman girls which provides updates, including another match on Saturday, Perretti and Spring Sanders each in solid performances for the Lib- soccer match on Oct. 19 at the high school. Healy is a familiar weather-related postponements, dropped a 4-2 decision to the scored two goals to propel the erty. figure on the local sports scene as he serves as assistant on department activities. undefeated Franklin Warriors 4-2. Millburn Herricanes to a 6-0 win Alexander Tager, Jonathan superintendent of the town’s recreation department. Okinow and Cutler scored for the over the North Hunterdon Blast. Duan and Alex Guevara played Gunners. Sarah Krauss collected an assist for stellar defense for the Millburn Zoe Graves, Victoria Fiallo and the Herricanes. Blizzard in a 1-0 loss to the South Elizabeth Rovit turned in stellar Justin Wang scored the lone goal Brunswick Earthquake. The Item sports editor efforts on defense for the Millburn by the Millburn Cobras in a 4-1 Alex Darvin’s hat trick pro- Jim Connelly can be Jaguars in a 5-0 loss to the Cran- loss to the Bridgewater Red pelled the Millburn Wildcats to a reached via e-mail at bury Eagles. Bulls. Will Anton, James Pike and 4-1 defeat of the Bloomfield Cubs In Sunday’s action, Lizzie Elder Brian Sloan starred for the Cobras. 4-1. Thomas Urciuoli added a goal [email protected] scored off passes from Caitlin Lal- Ethan Podell’s hat trick pow- and Andrew Yuen had two assists ly and Dwyer, helping the Millburn ered the Millburn Raiders to an 8- for the Wildcats.

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The Bruins Lightning. Tyler Bank scored for received a goal from Michelle Gel- the Knights. band. Brian Smith scored the lone goal by the Blast against the Second-third grade girls HARDING TOWNSHIP Express. Luke Brewer assisted on Faith Belcuore’s second-half Smith’s goal. Daniel Muro and goal gave the Bluefish a 1-0 win ALEXANDER REALTORS Gregory Hughes played stellar over the Sailfish on Oct. 14. Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 defense for the Blast. Ellen Stoler, Julia Kirkland and 973-292-2700 Sophie Klieger each scored a goal, www.alexanderrealtors.com Sixth-eighth grade girls sparking the Sharks to a 3-0 win JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM Serving Somerset & Morris Counties Mimi Beck and Hannah over the Dolphins. Millburn’s Lauren Binder (white jersey, second from right) goes after the ball in first-half Roukas each scored a goal, lifting Paige Krikorian’s four goals the Cosmos to a 2-1 win over the powered the Swordfish to a 5-1 action against West Orange on Oct. 19. 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Levin scored with 20 seconds JOSEPH A. minutes into the second half to scored for the Lionfish. scored four goals and the defense “Without Carly Feit or Lauren left in the match, lifting the Millers DEL FORNO, INC. give the Rowdies a 1-0 win over Ava Altenburger’s second-half held the opposition to a single Nadel, we had to move Jenna to a 1-0 win over visiting West 46 Essex Street, Millburn the Thunder. goal gave the Barracuda a 1-0 win shot on goal, sparking the Mill- Bloom to sweeper and Lauren Milford on Oct. 3. 973-376-1110 Anna Kamen’s goal with five over the Mackerel. burn High School freshman girls Binder to stopper,” Manley said. “Once again with Carly and minutes left in the match gave the soccer team to a 7-0 rout of visit- “Both did an excellent job in posi- Lauren hurt, the defensive unit of www.MillburnHomes.com Pride a 1-1 tie with the Fire. The Second-third grade boys ing West Orange on Oct. 19. tions unfamiliar to them.” Injuries Jenna Bloom, Lauren Binder, Fire’s Jessica Solodkin scored mid- Andrew Pulvirent, Jeremy “The girls were obviously up for kept Feit and Nadel from playing. Brigid Cunningham and Shelby CENTURY 21 way through the first half. Hochman and Jack Haber each this game and came out firing on Forward Ashley Kukoff paced Weiss with Blaine Greenberg in NORMA ALTMAN REALTORS scored a goal, pacing the Met- all cylinders,” Miller coach Bob the Miller offense with two goals. goal held a very skilled and pow- 221 Main Street, Millburn Fourth-fifth grade boys roStarstoa3-1winovertheCrew Manley said. Costello also scored a goal. erful team scoreless,” Manley said. Vasil Natsur scored two goals in on Oct. 14. 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Serruto Jr. each scored a goal, pow- Manley’s squad opened the Elizabeth’s strengths: knowledge TOWNE REALTY ering D.C. season with wins in three of its based, responsive, focused, GROUP, LLC Fourth-fifth grade girls United to a 5-1 win over the first five matches. competitive, researcher, Jessica Reddy’s goal with three Mutiny. Kabir Kuriyan scored for The wins came against Glen 511 Millburn Ave. 2nd Fl. minutes left in the match gave the the Mutiny. Ridge, West Orange and West Why sympathetic, strong opinions, Short Hills Eagles a 1-1 tie with the Hawks on Jonathan Lee and Justin Meis- Milford. listener, negotiator, community 973-376-8300 Oct. 14. Carly Geffner scored mid- ner each scored a goal, lifting the Fogel scored the lone goal of minded, dedicated, local. www.TRGhome.com way through the first half for the Burn to a 2-1 win over the Fury. the match in the Millers’ season- choose Hawks. Jared Nemet scored for the Fury. opening win over Glen Ridge on SUMMIT Sept. 9. 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BOYS BASKETBALL Red Cross chapter holding benefit run Dec. 3 MHS cagers holding youth clinic Nov. 4 The Millburn-Short Hills Chap- including, but not limited to disas- USA Track and Field members are Cross chapter’s Web site, Members of Millburn High booster club. ter of the American Red Cross is ter relief, medical transportation, entitled to a $2 discount. The reg- www.redcross.org/nj/millburn. School’s boys varsity basketball Players should bring a basket- scheduled to hold a 5-kilometer delivery of meals-on-wheels for istration fee for runners 16 and Registration forms also can be team will hold a clinic for boys in ball and a drink to the clinic. Run/Walk For Life on Sunday, seniors, local food pantry and older increases to $25 beginning printed off the Compuscore grades five through eight Satur- To register, send a check for Dec.3,at10a.m. community blood banks. on Dec. 1. Web site, www.compuscore day, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. to noon $35 made payable to the Millburn The event, which will begin on The 5-K certified course, which “Please consider being a sup- .com. in the main gymnasium at the Hot Shots, to Jason Tarre, boys Brookside Drive and Glen Avenue, is a New Jersey Grand Prix Event porter of the race,” said event co- Registration forms also may high school. varsity basketball, 32 Canoe is being held in recognition of the worth 500 points, will take place chairman Julie Nortillo, a Red be obtained by visiting the cus- Registration fee is $35 per play- Brook Road, Short Hills, 07078. American Red Cross’ 125th year rain or shine. Cross board member. “The pro- tomer service counter at Town er. Proceeds from the clinic will To obtain more information and Millburn Township’s sesqui- A Children’s Fun Run at 9:30 ceeds will be help to insure that Hall, 375 Millburn Ave., or the benefit the Millburn Hot Shots, about the clinic, call Tarre at 973- centennial celebration, which a.m. begins the day’s activities. Reg- vital Red Cross programs and ser- Sneaker Factory, 308 Millburn the boys basketball program’s 912-0785. takes place in 2007. istration fee for the Children’s Fun vices will continue to be provided Ave. Proceeds from the race will go Run is $2. in our community.” Long sleeve T-Shirts will be giv- toward the purchase of an auto- Registration fees for the 5-kilo- Registration for the event is en to all 5K pre-registrants and mated external defibrillator (AED) meter run/walk are $12 for chil- being handled through the Sneak- post-registrants while supplies last. Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at for the chapter and the support of dren 15 and under and $20 for all er Factory. Registration forms can [email protected] Red Cross programs and services, other participants through Nov. 30. be printed from the local Red

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Millburn runs the table in NHC Millers go 4-0 in final NHC dual meet Murphy, knocked off division rival junior Alex Langerman were Mill- By Jim Connelly 39-runner field in 20:29.29. Millburn ran virtually unop- By Jim Connelly West Orange 20-41 and Montville burn’s fourth and fifth scorers. of The Item TwoofSpar’steammates,posed against both Orange, which ofTheItem 22-34. Goldstein finished in 12th place senior Allie Bodack and junior entered just one runner in the The local harriers also were in 19:17.16. Langerman claimed Jessica Spar took first place in Sarah Brody, also recorded top-10 race. Members of the Millburn High awarded forfeit victories over divi- 14th place in 19:29.93. her final foray over the Lewis finishes. School varsity boys cross country sion rival Orange and Pequan- Millburn runners finished first, Morris Park course in Morristown Bodack placed fourth in MILLER NOTES team had one final order of busi- nock. second, fifth, sixth and eighth on Oct. 16, sparking the Millburn 22:06.15. Brody finished in sev- The Millers picked up a forfeit ness to take care of on Oct. 16 at The day’s results left Millburn against Montville and first, second, High School varsity girls cross enth place with a time of 22:19.26. victory over Pequannock. Mill- Lewis Morris Park in Morristown. with 15-0 overall record. The fourth, sixth and seventh and country team to 4-0 showing in Sophomores Hannah Westlake burn completed the Skyline Divi- Their assignment was to com- Millers won the Skyline Division against West Orange. the final Northern Hills Confer- and Kimia Ganjaei were Mill- sion dual meet campaign with a 5- plete the program’s second unde- dual meet title with a 7-0 record. ence dual meet of the season. burn’s fourth and fifth scorers. 2 record. Tori Rennie took second feated Northern Hills Conference Charlie Murphy, a senior, ran a MILLER NOTES The Millers (14-3) edged Westlake took 12th place in place in the freshman girls race in campaign for the second time in 17:28.89 to take top honors in the Myles Udland, who has been Montville 24-31 and logged 15-50 23:45.26. Ganjaei came in 15th in 15:11. Teammate Olivia Meegoda three seasons. 51-runner field. Peter Murphy, a hampered by a hip injury, did not victories over Orange, West 24:09.75. came in third in 15:28. The Millers, who were coming junior, took second place in compete in the race. Luke Tkach Orange and Pequannock. Miller runners came in first, The Millers travel to Brookdale off a 52-53 win over Wayne Valley 17:35.33. and Jason Ellis placed in the top 20 Spar, who was coming off a second, fourth, seventh and 10th Park in Bloomfield tomorrow to three days earlier in the confer- Millburn also received a top-10 in the freshman boys race. runner-up finish in the Northern in the win over Montville. compete in the 2006 Essex Coun- ence’s Skyline Division champi- finish from freshman Tyler Udland. Tkach finished 17th in 13:18.4. Hills, Skyline Division champi- The local harriers, in their ty Championships. The varsity onship race, completed their mis- The younger brother of Myles Ellis finished one place behind onship race held three days earli- shutout win over West Orange, girls race is scheduled for 3:30 sion by going 4-0 on the day. Udland, the team’s junior standout, Tkach in 13:22.6. er at Lewis Morris Park, paced the claimed the first 11 places. p.m. Millburn aided by a 1-2 showing placed seventh in 18:41.55. Forty-three runners completed from Charlie Murphy and Peter Senior Alden Goldstein and the race.

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT Killington registration session set The Millburn Recreation The $330 registration fee able to purchase lunch on both Department will conduct a regis- includes lodging (quad occupan- days at Killington. tration session for its Killington ski cy) and three meals at the Holiday Lottery numbers will be hand- weekend Saturday, Nov. 4, at 3:30 Inn in Rutland, Vt., a two-day lift ed out in the Bauer Community p.m. at the Bauer Community ticket and motor coach trans- Center’s youth room in the half- Center in Taylor Park. portation. Ski or snowboard hour period leading up to the reg- The annual trip to the Vermont rental equipment is an additional istration session. ski facility is scheduled for Friday, $50. Registration is limited to 44. Feb. 9, through Sunday, Feb. 11. Youngsters may register as an A check for $330 or $380, The trip is open to township resi- individual skier or as a paired ski- made payable to Millburn Recre- dents in grades eight through 12. er. ation, must be presented at the Departure time is 4:30 p.m. Dinner on Saturday night and time of registration along with a from Gero Park on Feb. 9. Esti- full breakfasts on Saturday and completed registration form bear- mated return time to Gero Park is Sunday mornings is included in ing the signatures of both a skier 9 p.m. on Feb. 11. the trip price. Skiers will be avail- and parent. Valley Furniture Shop Exquisite 18th Century Reproductions 61ST ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECTACULAR STOREWIDE SAVINGS JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM STICKLEY 50% OFF TRUCKLOAD SALE Alex Rosenberg (white jersey) of the Millburn High School freshman boys soccer team draws the attention of a West Orange defender on Oct. 19. The match ended in a 2-2 tie. 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Both matches goal in the tie against West Orange. carried a 9-3-2 record into this past were played at Millburn High The local booters, during the Monday’s scheduled match at School. course of their seven-match win- Glen Ridge. Midfielder Sam Waters opened ning streak, received four shutouts “I am extremely pleased with the scoring for Millburn against from keeper Jonathan Lack. this team,” Miller coach Christian Caldwell. Waters scored his sixth Millburn embarked on its win- Lipinski said. “Everyone who steps goal of the season when he ning streak with a 3-2 win at Pas- out onto that field has given me knocked in a pass from midfielder saic County Tech in Wayne on 100 percent. With each game that Alex Rosenberg in the first half. Sept. 16. Lack recorded his first passes I am more and more Rosenberg scored on a direct shutout in the Millers’ next outing, impressed with skill level that is kick to extend the Millers’ lead to a 4-0 win at West Milford on Oct. being produced.” 2-0. The goal was Rosenberg’s 3. A3-2winovervisitingGover- nor Livingston on Oct. 5 extended Millburn’s winning streak to three. The victory streak reached six matches with consecutive shutouts of host Caldwell, 4-0 on Oct. 7; vis- iting Passaic Valley, 1-0 on Oct. 10; and host Chatham, 1-0 on Oct. 11. Monday-Saturday 10:00-5:30 • Thursday 10-9:00 • Sunday 1-5:30 • SALE OCTOBER 26TH THRU NOVEMBER 12 Lipinski’s squad posted its sev- 20 Stirling Road, Watchung, NJ 07069 (908) 756 - 7623 enth consecutive with, a 4-1 tri- Kindel • Stickley • Baker • Henkel Harris • Karges • Southwood • Statton • E.J.Victor • Hancock & Moore • Dimes • French Heritage umph, on Oct. 13 at Passaic Valley in Little Falls. MILLER NOTES Millburn scored 30 goals in its first 14 matches. 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BURN CENTER COLLECTION Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices RESOLUTION TO INTRODUCE, APPROVE & SET PUBLIC HEARING 2007 DOWNTOWN MILLBURN DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE BUDGET The following is submitted as the Downtown Millburn Development Alliance Budget, for the THE ITEM OF MILLBURN Downtown Millburn Special District, Essex County, for the year beginning January 1, 2007 and ending December 31, 2007. AND SHORT HILLS BE IT RESOLVED that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall con- stitute the Downtown Millburn Development Alliance Budget for the year 2007: Public Notice Dept. BE IT RESOLVED that said budget be published in the Item of Millburn and Short Hills in Township firefighters Jeff the issue of November 23, 2006. 1 Garret Mountain Plaza Notice is hereby given that the following budget was approved by the Township Committee 6th Floor Wanamaker, left and Ernie of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, on October 17, 2006. A hearing on the budget will be held at Millburn Town Hall on December 5, 2006,at8:00 P.O. Box 471 Petti accept a donation from p.m. at which time and place taxpayers and all persons having an interest therein shall be West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Megan Smith of Millburn given an opportunity to present objections. Call toll-free GENERAL REVENUES 1-888-891-9467, during the ninth annual “Hats SID Assessment $160,000.00 Off to Heroes” fund-raiser, Sponsorship & Grants press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. Clean Communities Grant 9,000.00 or e-mail to held Saturday in the Jersey Fresh 400.00 Snowflake Parade 15,000.00 publicnotices@ downtown. The funds Events northjersey.com Farmers Market 5,000.00 (text or Word format preferred) collected by volunteers will go Classic Car Show 5,400.00 totheBurnCenteratSt. Holiday Breakfasts 3,200.00 Fax numbers: Barnabas Medical Center in SUB-TOTAL GENERAL REVENUES 194,000.00 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 Livingston, New Jersey’s only OTHER INCOME Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday Interest 80.00 certified burn treatment for3300 Thursday 0001260284-01 edition 5.139 center. CARRY FORWARD FUNDS 21,395.00 public notice p TOTAL REVENUES $219,475.00 When submitting0001260284-01 a public notice advertisement, please indicate the GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENSES Program Services name of the publication in which you Special Events wish to place the ad, and your Farmers Market 3,000.00 requested run date(s). Also provide Classic Car Show 2,500.00 Breakfasts 2,200.00 billing name, address, telephone Snowflake Parade 12,000.00 number, and daytime telephone _ GEORGE WIRT FOR THE ITEM Block Party 3,000.00 (if different). Prepayment required Visual Improvements Clock Plaza Sign/Kiosk Map 1,500.00 unless previously credit-approved. Visual Enhancements 10,000.00 Contributions 1,000.00 Line rate: Flower Tubs,Bridge Box, Seasonal Plantings 5,000.00 Sidewalk Sweeping/Maintenance 18,000.00 43¢ Facade Grants 5,000.00 A notarized affidavit will automatically Marketing be mailed to advertiser certifying proof Business Recruitment 2,000.00 of publication within five business days. United Way kicks off annual drive Dues, Subscriptions & Conferences 1,000.00 Shopping & Dining Guide 3,550.00 Fee $20 Organized by the United Way The United Way of Millburn tions through The United Way of Website 1,000.00 Merchant/Resident Newsletter 2,000.00 board of trustees, the kickoff for and Short Hills is the successor to Millburn-Short Hills are Arthritis Sidewalk Sales 1,500.00 Check public notices online at the 2006 fund-raising campaign of the original local Community Foundation, Association of Retard- Advertising 7,700.00 northjersey.com or Holiday Season Promotions 2,000.00 njpublicnotices.com the United Way of Millburn-Short Chest, with which it shares many ed Citizens, Cancer Care of New Support Services

Administrative Expenses 0001260284-01 Hills was held recently at the of the original advantages to both Jersey, Care Foundation, Career Executive Director’s Salary 59,095.00 Executive Assistant Salary 30,000.00 Hartshorn Drive home of Mr. and donors and recipients. In particu- Exploration (Millburn High Payroll Taxes 13,000.00 NOTICE OF HEARING Mrs. John Ferolito. lar, donors can write one United School internships), Cerebral Pal- Insurance Board of Adjustment of the Health Insurance 6,800.00 Township of Millburn, New Jersey Among those attending were Way check that covers a wide vari- sy, Community Personnel Services, Workers Compensation 600.00 TAKE NOTICE that Mr. and Mrs. Bird has Parking Permits 400.00 made an application to the Millburn Town- past major contributors and repre- ety of worthy local charities and Connection for Women and Chil- General Operating Expenses ship Board of Adjustment in connection with sentatives of the more than 20 service organizations, rather than dren (formerly the YWCA), Rent 10,500.00 the construction and alteration of a single Insurance family residence on Property in Millburn local organizations who benefit needing to respond frequently to DOROT, Family Connections, Girl Liability 1,800.00 Township, located at 67 Harvey Dr., Block Directors & Officers 1,830.00 5001,Lot14, which requires the following from United Way contributions, as many separate appeals. In addi- Scout Council, Jewish Family Ser- Office Supplies 2,000.00 bulk variance: well as United Way board mem- tion, the local United Way is expe- vices, Kidz Pax, MTAP (Medical Office Equipment 500.00 To seek relief from the current zoning Maintenance & Repairs 1,000.00 ordinance: bers and other volunteers.Cam- rienced in allocating funds profes- Transportation Access Program), Postage 2,000.00 Section 606.2e1f side yard setback Telephone 2,500.00 combined. paign personnel hope to exceed sionally, directing assistance to Mental Health Association, Professional Services 42’ required, 38.8’ proposed. the $300,000 goal set for this year, where it is judged to do the most Neighborhood Association of Mill- Accounting/Auditing 2,500.00 3.2’ violation to allow an addition Legal Fees 1,000.00 above an existing garage. in part because of renewed aware- good locally and making alloca- burn Township, New Eyes for the Payroll Services 1,200.00 Section 606.2e2a. Maximum building Licenses, Fees & Permits 100.00 coverage, ness of the growing significance of tions only after recommendation Needy, Opportunity Project, Angel Board Administration 1,200.00 14% required, 14.45% proposed. Printing 500.00 .45% violation to allow a one-story ad- the United Way locally and an by committees of experienced Project, Rachel Coalition, S.A.G.E, dition to the rear. increased recognition by contribu- United Way volunteers. Sneakers (Special Needs Recre- TOTAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENSES 219,475.00 The Applicant may also seek other varian- ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- tors that their giving can be distrib- Among the organizations cur- ation Program), and The Valerie *Grant consultant - non-recurring expense $14,000.00 not included. ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- tion. The application is now Cal. #2731 on uted locally, as they direct. rently benefiting from contribu- Fund. Daniel J. Baer, Mayor the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled James F. Suell, Deputy Mayor for a hearing on Monday, November 20, Sandra Haimoff, Committeewoman 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Attest: Thomas C. McDermott, Jr. Committeeman Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. All docu- Joanne Monarque, Township Clerk Ellen Steinberg, Committeewoman ments relating to this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board of would not have allowed the district Brown said, Millburn is not fol- The Item 1870904 Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 NUTRITION Fee $85.14 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. to shift to the hormone-free milk lowing a strict nutritional policy. October 26, 2006 Any interested party may appear at said FROM PAGE A1 served in the elementary schools. “It’s following the overall changing hearing and participate therein in accordance NOTICE OF HEARING TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN with the rules of the Zoning Board of Adjust- Board members are currently marketplace,” she said. Board of Adjustment of the NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ment. Township of Millburn, New Jersey The Township of Millburn in the County of The Item 1874205 might have resulted in a loss of considering a set of nutritional The change in offerings, howev- TAKE NOTICE that Jeff Chavkin has made Essex (the "Township") has awarded a con- Fee $18.06 an application to the Millburn Township tract for professional services without com- October 26, 2006 sales of close to $70,000. In short, goals that would include, among er, is best done gradually, Brown Board of Adjustment in connection with the petitive bidding pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- he explained, if students aren’t other issues, limiting all foods and cautioned, particularly at the high construction, alteration of a detached garage 5(1)(a)(i). The Township retained Kinsey As- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN on Property in Millburn Township, located at sociates, to provide the specialized and qual- COUNTY OF ESSEX offered what they want, they don’t beverages listing sugar as a first school where students have an 282 Hartshorn Drive, Block 3704, Lot 50, itative services necessary with respect to PUBLIC NOTICE which requires the following bulk variance re- providing engineering services for the plans, ORDINANCE NO. 2276-06 buy their lunch. ingredient, limiting to 25 percent open campus and many are free to lief, (minor) (preliminary) (final) (site plan) specifications and contract administration for ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- Two years ago, in response to the amount of carbonated bever- dine away from school. (subdivision) (waivers): Alteration of permit- the Taylor Park multi-use court renovations MENTING SECTION 516.11(e) CONCERN- ted garage to have front facing garage doors and park improvements. The amount charg- ING LOCATION OF PARKING AND LOAD- demands from parents, candy and ages sold and phasing out products “So far, the students at the high Section 606.2e3.d and building coverage vio- ed for the service will be determined in ac- ING AREAS lation as it relates to the garage. cordance with the contract and shall not ex- The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the soda were eliminated from vending containing trans fats. school have been embracing the The Applicant may also seek other varian- ceed $12,000. Both the contract and the number and title, was passed on final read- machines and the cafeteria at the Aramark spokesman Leanne changes,” Brown said. ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- resolution authorizing it are on file and avail- ing, at a regular meeting of the Township ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- able for public inspection in the Office of the Committee of the Township of Millburn in the middle school. To make up for the Scott Brown this week said “We are going to be evolving to tion. The application is now Cal. #2726 on Township Clerk, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- County of Essex, held on the 17th day of Oc- the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled burn, NJ. tober, 2006. loss in revenues, the board has sup- changes that have been made in new nutritional standards,” for a hearing on November 6, 2006 at 7:00 Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Daniel J. Baer, Mayor plemented the food service pro- the high school cafeteria also Zeglarski said. “I use the term ‘evo- p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- Township Clerk Chairman, Township Committee burn, New Jersey. All documents relating to The Item 1870975 gram with $10,000 a year in the include a choice of five different lution’ rather than ‘revolution.’” this application are on file in the office of the Fee $10.75 Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily October 26, 2006 Township Clerk school budget. salads daily, more whole wheat At the middle school, students between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any interested party The Item 1870995 By declining to accept milk pro- breads and reduced fat cheese on are being acclimated to better may appear at said hearing and participate TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN COUNTY OF ESSEX Fee $9.89 therein in accordance with the rules of the October 26, 2006 gram money, Zeglarski said, the pizzas. snacks and eating habits at an ear- Zoning Board of Adjustment. PUBLIC NOTICE Jeff Chavkin ORDINANCE NO. 2280-06 district has the flexibility to move Brown also said the contents of lier age, Zeglarski said. ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7-20 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Applicant COUNTY OF ESSEX toward state standards at its own vending machines at the secondary By the time they reach the high The Item 1874533 OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDI- NANCE CODE RELATING TO TRAFFIC PUBLIC NOTICE Fee $15.05 ORDINANCE NO. 2279-06 pace and address particular issues schools comply with federal school, he added, “Students in gen- October 26, 2006 The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the number and title, was passed on final read- ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- as they arise. As an example, School Lunch Program guidelines. eral are gravitating toward health- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ing, at a regular meeting of the Township MENTING SUBSECTION 7-35.7n OF THE Zeglarski said the state standards By charting its own course, ier foods.” COUNTY OF ESSEX Committee of the Township of Millburn in the MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE PUBLIC NOTICE County of Essex, held on the 17th day of Oc- CODE RELATING TO TRAFFIC ORDINANCE NO. 2278-06 tober, 2006. The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- number and title, was passed on final read- MENTING SECTION 410.6(d) CONCERN- Joanne M. Monarque, RMC ing, at a regular meeting of the Township first round of redevelopment plans actively support a bill in the state ING TECHNICAL REVIEW FEES Township Clerk Committee of the Township of Millburn in the HAIMOFF The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the Daniel J. Baer, Mayor County of Essex, held on the 17th day of Oc- were revealed, but suggested the Assembly that would give munici- number and title, was passed on final read- Chairman, Township Committee tober, 2006. ing, at a regular meeting of the Township FROM PAGE A1 Democrats, who are in the major- palities a share of the realty trans- Committee of the Township of Millburn in the The Item 1871012 Joanne M. Monarque, RMC ity on the Township Committee, fer tax. County of Essex, held on the 17th day of Oc- Fee $9.46 Township Clerk tober, 2006. October 26, 2006 Daniel J. Baer, Mayor 100 percent of its value,” Haimoff initially pushed for the larger pro- “If we could keep some more of Chairman, Township Committee Joanne M. Monarque, RMC said. “We’re waiting for nothing. posal. the tax we have to send to Trenton, TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN The Item 1871007 Township Clerk ADDENDUM TO CORRECT This will allow us to put a sharper The current redevelopment it would reduce our taxes,” Daniel J. Baer, Mayor Fee $9.89 Chairman, Township Committee INVITATION TO BIDDERS October 26, 2006 figure on the mall and they will be plans, limited to the downtown Haimoff said. BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS The Item 1871001 TO DPW BUILDING PUBLIC NOTICE at 100 percent for 2006. area, are what they should have She also is concerned that this Fee $9.46 Please note that the date for receipt and public PLANNING BOARD “They could appeal it,” she been at the beginning, she said. year’s municipal budget took more October 26, 2006 opening of sealed proposals by the Township TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN added. “Let them appeal it.” Haimoff also disputes charac- out of surplus than in previous PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk of the Township of Millburn in the County of Please be advised that the Planning Board The Millburn Short Hills Little League Annual Essex for Barrier Free Improvements to DPW Meeting for the Township of Millburn, sched- Responding to Democratic terization of plans for redevelop- years. Meeting will be held on Tuesday, November Building will be on Monday, November 20th, uled for Wednesday, November 1, 2006 will 14, 2006. The meeting will commence at 2006 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing Time. begin at 7:00 PM instead of 8:00 PM. claims that some municipal com- ment coming solely from a clique “Grants are down 68 percent,” 7 p.m. and the location shall be the Gero Joanne M. Monarque, RMC W. Thomas Watkinson Park Little League Building on White Oak Township Clerk Administrative Officer mittees could be expanded to of town leaders, citing a conference she said. “That’s something we Ridge Rd, Short Hills, NJ 07078. include alternates, Haimoff main- held a decade ago that accurately were told, they (the Democrats) The Item 1864473 Millburn Item-1872664 The Item - 1869261 Fee $4.30 Fee: $8.17 Fee: $6.02 tained there is a “myriad of com- identified long term and short term would bring in lots of grants.” October 26, 2006 October 26, 2006 October 26, 2006 mittees” to do all the work of the goals that became part of the town- Haimoff said she is proud of the township, but not enough volun- ship’s Master Plan. town’s history of fiscal responsibil- teers on certain boards, such as the She also said she is concerned ity. planning board and the zoning not enough is being done by the “Our debt service is extremely board of adjustment. Township Committee to explore low,” she said. “It’s our policy to Haimoff agreed some residents ways to generate new revenue. She ‘pay as we go’ that gives us our were unfairly frightened when the hopes Committee members will AAA bond ratings.”

to happen. It’s a matter of timing.” the time and waited until the school KALAN She said there is no indication budget was completed before resign- FROM PAGE A1 whether the mall case will be settled ing. She maintains she now has the in months or years. “There’s so support of her employer and the “People like to blame the county much misinformation. I hate it when time and energy to tackle the chores for high taxes,”Kalan said, “but dur- there’s uncertainty.” of a Committee member. ing the time Sandy voted to increase Kalan maintains there also is too She believes cooperation municipal taxes 30 percent, the much uncertainty surrounding rede- between the town and the schools county tax has gone down 5 per- velopment of the downtown area. can create a healthier environ- cent.” “It’s the same group of people ment and hopes to see imagina- Kalan made the point Haimoff talking to each other,” she said. tion exercised in creating plans for heads up an ad hoc committee that Kalan said she had problems downtown redevelopment. includes residents and school offi- obtaining a copy of a survey of resi- She said she envisions a Town cials to study propety taxes, but dents and business owners. She first Hall that incorporates green area, added, “we haven’t heard from them was told one hadn’t been taken, a senior center and recreation in a year. If people felt they were get- then she received copies of 150 facilities for teens. ting truly exceptional services, they responses with no report or analysis. She also suggested an indoor would feel a little better about their “I don’t think we market our pool that could be used by the taxes.” If elected, Kalan said she downtown,” she said. “We need to public as well as school teams would investigate whether or not pull in people who are experts.” would create revenue and might there are county services that the Kalan, a former Board of Educa- be added to the plans in a cost township could do better. tion member, said she resigned from effective way. Kalan, who has said she wants to the board in January 2001 due to the “This is my fantasy,” she said. hold off on planned reassessment pressures of a new job at the Madi- “There are 19,000 other fantasies until the financial status of The Mall son Public Library and family oblig- out there, but how will anybody at Short Hills is established, ations. She said she was chairman of know what they are unless they explained, “I want the reassessment the board’s Finance Committee at ask?”

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Margaret "Maggee" Miggins $2,300,000 • 70 Browning Road Premiere Listing! realtor Short Hills Situated on a level lot in the poet's section, this impressive home re! will take your breath away from the moment you enter the soaring e cathedral foyer. The towering palladium window bathes the entryway, emi the grand panel-wainscotted staircase, and your artwork in warm natural Pr light. Follow the immaculate hardwood floors to the right of the central hall and through an arch into the coffered-ceiling living room then through another arch into the formal dining room, which is wired for sound – the perfect flow for entertaining. For serving meals, there is easy access to both the butler's pantry and the large eat-in-kitchen. Truly the heart of the home, the kitchen & family room suite runs the full width of the house. Bright and airy, this gourmet kitchen features a 48" Viking stove with griddle,Viking hood and refrigerator, custom cherry cabinets, Proven track record. granite countertops and extensive workspace with an oversize island lit by hanging lamps. The family room is illuminated by broad Fast execution. windows that overlook the backyard and warmed by a gas Anticipating your needs. / wood fireplace. The first level also includes a full bath with fine details, a laundry room and a secluded fifth bedroom. On level two, the master suite is a personal retreat! Vaulted ceilings and broad windows offer a glorious backdrop to the two walk-in closets, large separate sitting room with classic wood mantel gas fireplace, custom marble bath with Jacuzzi tub, lighted marble shower with five heads, and his & her vanities. Bedroom 2 also has a private bath, while bedrooms three and four share a large bath with double marble-top sinks. The immaculately finished lower level has a nanny’s suite / office with bath, a massive recroom with cherry wet bar and wine cellar. Outside, a large deck offers views of the deep lawn. Close to town, NYC trains and superb schools, this exceptional home awaits an owner who desires elegant living.

$1,995,000 • 2 West Road Premiere Listing! Short Hills e! Grand Short Hills living in classic, refined style awaits a fortunate er homeowner. From the gently manicured grounds to the tasteful emi architecture & decor, this home offers comfort, room for everyone, and a Pr timeless lifestyle that provides contemporary luxury without sacrificing traditional value. The center hall design features an entrance hall with two guest closets and a turned staircase. Living room, dining room and family room each feature a wood burning fireplace for cozy comfort in cooler months. In any season, the eat-in-kitchen is a gourmet dream with Corian counters, custom cabinets, a Sub-Zero fridge and Bosch dishwasher. Entertaining even a large group is made easier with the adjacent butler’s panty, which has many built-in cabinets and a Marvel wine fridge. There is plenty of space with seven bedrooms in all, five on the second level. The master suite includes a dressing area and exquisite bath with marble flooring, a large soaking tub and stall shower. Two more bedrooms and a sitting room are on the third level – perfect for guests. The finished basement includes a rec room, laundry, utility room and ample storage. Close to the Short Hills Mall, downtown Millburn and NYC trains. folio $1,595,000 50 Nottingham Road Premiere Listing! e Short Hills us pm Ho -4

rt Situated on nearly half an acre in Short Hills, this brick and wood n d! pe ce center-hall Colonial offers comfortable living space with many O – 1pm u special bonuses.The first floor has gleaming hardwood floors 9 ed t2 R o throughout. In the large living room you will find a wood-burning c fireplace, perfect for cooler months.The updated kitchen features O Just modern appliances and a breakfast nook. Also on the first floor are two special bonuses: an office and a nanny/maid’s quarters.

P Upstairs there are bedrooms for everyone in the family.The master bedroom is particularly sizeable with spacious closets.The finished lower level has a rec room with its own fireplace and wet bar, and features covenient walk-out egress. Outside you will find an expansive back yard and professional landscaping. A deck in the back has plenty or room for alfresco entertaining. As an added bonus, the exterior of the house was just painted (June 2006). Close to town, NYC trains and schools.

Premiere Listing! een $2,450,000 • 2 Joanna Way Short Hills d! Pon From the bluestone walkway to the nearly 9/10 acre carefully landscaped te grounds, this home exemplifies graceful living in Short Hills. French doors a riv w open from the foyer to the grand living room, which features hardwood P floors, built-in cabinets with rounded arches, a wood-burning fireplace with classic colonial mantle, and bright bay window seating. Hardwood flooring continues in the formal dining room where picture molding accents the light-filled space. Patio and back yard access facilitates outdoor entertaining. A large sun room also features a bay window seat and heating for all-season enjoyment. The expansive gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, top-of-the-line stainless appliances and an oversize center

llo island with sink. Light streams into the adjacent breakfast area though an enormous bay window seat. Upstairs, the master bedroom suite features a romantic wood-burning fireplace, marble counter, hand- painted sink and a frameless shower. Bedroom 2 also enjoys the luxury of a private bath.There are two additional bedrooms and ample closet space throughout with additional storage in the attic. In warmer months, the outdoor space is a private sanctuary complete with intimate seating areas, immaculate gardens and, best of all, steps down to a pond maintained by the neighborhood association. A rare combination, this home features both tranquil living and close proximity to town, school and NYC trains. Ha $1,395,000 • 328 Long Hill Drive Premiere Listing! Short Hills e! er A large central foyer welcomes you with hardwood floors emi that provide a seamless flow into the main living areas. Pr Living room and family room each feature a cozy fireplace. The adjacent eat-in-kitchen is perfectly located to provide easy access to living areas, laundry room and backyard slate patio, which borders the over 1/2 acre professionally landscaped property. The first floor features a master suite with walk- in-closet, two additional bedrooms, a full bath and a powder room. Upstairs are two more bedrooms and a full bath ideal for a guest suite, studio or home office. The Margaret "Maggee" Miggins partially finished basement includes a large rec room, wet Sales Associate bar and wine closet. Ample storage is available top and bottom. Fine details throughout!

#1 Move right in! $819,000 19 Midhurst Road ! Short Hills ice Pr o: 973.376.4580 Move right into this classic Dutch colonial in the desirable w Knollwood section of Short Hills. Hardwood floors provide Ne c: 973.879.9711 a comforting and satisfying foundation for the spacious [email protected] rooms.The first level includes a family room, ensuring space for every activity. As the heart of the home, the kitchen is Buy and Sell SmarterTM large and adds a bonus greenhouse window. www.migginsrealestate.com The finished lower level offers a rec room and laundry services. Outside, take in your private back yard from the deck, which provides a perfect EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY setting for al fresco dining. On warm days, the central air- conditioning provides effortless comfort. Close to shops, located in the Glenwood school district and just steps to NYC trains, it’s an easy choice to make this house your next home.

There is no denying that we‘re past the irrational exhuberance of moted home – just ask the buyers and sellers who I have helped the past few years. On the other hand, you don’t live in a market- this year to manage perhaps the largest financial (and emotional) place metric; you live in a home and people haven’t stopped buying transaction they’ll ever face. My eleven years’experience working and selling them. My clients trust me to balance their needs with in the area helps to keep everyone focused on the ultimate goal: find out more at market realities to find the right solution for everyone involved. negotiating a fair deal so we can all go home happy.

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