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Volume 116 Number 14 THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2003 75 Cents 75 cents Budget Departments in line, deliver wish school lists to town

Gero Park and $20,000 to make says By Patricia Harris repairs to buildings and facilities. of The Item Hogan also noted a total of 484 employees, officials and vol- By Eveline Speedie More township residents are of The Item participating in recreational ac- unteers service the department’s tivities and more money is 99 programs and 247 participat- School officials said Monday coming into the township coffers ing teams. Those teams include the district is spending average to than ever before. basketball, soccer, softball, t- below average per pupil com- That was the good news recre- ball, roller hockey, football, pared to comparable districts in ation and parks director Robert wrestling and track. the state and pointed to future Hogan brought to the Township The efforts of those involved cost-cutting measures as evi- Committee when he made his in recreation brought praise from dence of their eye on fiscal mat- budget presentation at Tuesday’s Committeeman Salvatore J. ters. meeting. The Committee is in the Bate, the Committee’s liaison to In a year after the Board of Ed- process of hearing requests and the department, who told Hogan, ucation saw an $18.01 million presentations from all its depart- “You’re doing something for bond referendum passed, offi- Staff photo/Alan Leon ment heads, and plans are to in- everybody.” He reiterated some cials have come in with a net statistics from the director’s pre- MUNCH BUNCH—The Millburn Deli on Millburn Avenue is one of several places in town troduce a proposed budget on budget for 2003-04 of nearly $54 sentation, saying, “These are for patrons to enjoy outside dining. A township ordinance passed Tuesday night at the May 6. million. As board member Marcy amazing statistics.” Township Committee meeting imposes new restrictions on outdoor cafés. At the session, the Committee Kadin, chairman of the finance Committee members also committee, said, “we cut $2.5 also heard budget requests from million from this budget. It was its senior citizen coordinator and Continued on Page B13 the first time (the cuts were so construction and zoning officer. pronounced).” Hogan told the Committee that Superintendent of Schools Contract dispute continues participation in recreational ac- Unit Richard Brodow, Assistant Su- tivities in the township has in- perintendent for Business Robert and the school officials have she said. “This lack of a contract creased 22 percent in the past By Eveline Speedie Zeglarski and Board President scheduled meetings at that level, concerns me because these five years, and revenues coming of The Item workers are the lowest paid in to the township have increased heads Mary Litterman, as well as Mason-Massey said Monday. She Kadin, expressed confidence in Members of the school district’s also said all previously scheduled the school district’s employment. from about $656,000 in 1997 to the school budget for the coming maintenance department entered a meetings had been cancelled at They are conscientious, hard- $872,000 in 2002. year. Although the budget on second week of picketing outside the last minute. working guys who have received Nearly half of the revenues— talk which residents will be voting Millburn High School Monday, “After this, if this meeting does- commendations. The schools slightly more than $400,000— April 15 is $58.3 million, the and said they would continue the n’t take place, we will ask to go to have not even complied with the come from the pool, he showed actual cost of operating the action until they secure a contract. a formal PERC hearing,” Mason- terms of the contract that expired in his presentation. Other dollars schools day-to-day is just under Custodians and maintenance Massey said. “This is the last ex- last July. The men don’t have sources of revenue are activities, $54 million. The reduction of ap- workers in Communications ploratory conference. Then it will uniforms and there are health which brought in about and safety concerns.” Patricia Harris proximately $4 million results Workers of America AFL-CIO have to be settled in the courts.” $224,000, the Par 3 golf course, of The Item from using the state’s equaliza- Local 1076 started picketing last Mason-Massey charged the Richard Brodow, Superinten- which yielded about $222,000, tion formula for purposes of week over a contractual dispute school district with unfair labor dent of Schools, said again and tennis, which accounted for The township’s police and fire making comparisons to other with their employer, the Millburn practices that she said are continu- Monday he could not comment about $26,000. chiefs and superintendent of the districts. Township School District. CWA ing to mount. on the issue other than to indi- Hogan also brought in an op- department of public works Deductions made by the state Local 1076 has been working Among her allegations are the cate he hopes to reach a settle- erating budget request for 2003 brought their wish lists to the include $200,000 for capital without a contract since July decimation of seniority rights and ment. He also said he has not of about $280,000, nearly $8,000 Township Committee this past outlay for equipment and con- 2002. grievance rights. Mason-Massey been advised of any further de- more than last year’s $272,000. Saturday, as the committee struction, $743,233 for federal According to Gail Mason- charged the school district has velopments in the Essex County The projected increase is needed opened its deliberations on this grants and donations from such Massey, Local 1076’s union rep- adopted retaliatory measures investigation. He declined to to cover the cost of utilities and year’s budget. entities as the Education Founda- resentative, a date has been set for against union members in re- comment on the PERC meeting chemicals for the pool and to pay Also making a presentation to tion (listed as a special revenue the two sides to meet in Newark sponse to charges of wrongdoing set for Tuesday. a land use tax on a parcel of the Committee that day was the fund), and $3.4 million for debt with the N.J. Public Employment in the maintenance department The Essex County Prosecu- property adjacent to Old Short township’s engineer. service. An additional $100,000 Relations Commission (PERC) filed with the Essex County Pros- tor’s Office had not returned tele- Hills Park. The Committee will hear pre- is factored into the budget as an- for an exploratory conference. ecutor’s Office nearly a year ago. phone calls by the time The Item For his capital budget, Hogan sentations and budget requests ticipated revenue from leasing The meeting, set for Tuesday, will “The Essex County Prosecu- went to press yesterday. is requesting $50,000 to renovate from all the township’s depart- Continued on Page A13 be the second time the workers tor’s investigation is continuing,” Continued on Page B13 basketball courts in Taylor and Continued on Page A13 Hats in Township Committee ring Romano enters race Haimoff seeks seat

By Patricia Harris By Patricia Harris of The Item of The Item Lifelong township resident Sandra H. Haimoff, an active and volunteer Annette Di- participant in the county’s Re- Pasquale-Romano has an- publican Party for more than 20 nounced she is making her years, has received the endorse- second bid for the Township ment of the Republican County Committee. A Democrat, she lost Committee and will run as its in her effort last year to upset Re- candidate for the open seat on publican incumbents Mary the Township Committee this McNett and Salvatore J. Bate on year. the five-member committee. A resident of the township She said her showing last time since she was 17, Haimoff points around—she came within 330 to her broad experience in com- votes of winning—and the well munity service that would enable wishes of many community her to be a knowledgeable members lifted her up and led to member of the committee. She her decision to throw her hat into Annette has worked on educational Sandra H. Haimoff the ring again. DiPasquale-Romano issues, served on planning and “I wasn’t planning on running She believes she is also sensi- zoning boards, and been active in public school system, learned to again,” she said, “but when I Republican affairs. swim at the municipal pool, and heard that Elaine Becker is step- tive to issues for senior citizens. Her mother, Carmela Di- She said she would like the op- participated in the township’s ping down, I decided to.” portunity to work with the com- recreation programs. DiPasquale-Romano stressed Pasquale, owns a two-story home on Church Street and won- mittee to help ensure that Mill- Now her daughters—Amy, she is a personal friend of burn Township continues to be Lori, and Frieda—are all married Becker’s and respects all the ders why she has to pay certain assessments. one of the nation’s finest places and have professions. Her hard work the former mayor has to live. daughter Lori is married to an- done for the township, but she Her husband, Nick, works as assistant deputy clerk for Essex “This community has given so other Millburn High School believes it’s time for a change. much to me and my family,” she graduate, Robert Beck. “We need people like myself, County and is chairman of the Millburn-Short Hills Democratic said. “When you’re so happy, the “Each had a different style of with young families and who way you can give back is to serve learning, and I credit the Mill- shop in town, to speak for us,” Committee. She herself is a dis- trict leader for one of the com- on various boards and commit- burn school system for teaching Staff photo/Alan Leon she said. “I’ve lived in Millburn tees.” them all,” she said. “They got all my life, and went all through munity’s 17 districts, but “last SWINGING GIRL—Camilla Moura, whose mother works year’s election was not about Haimoff and her late husband, their foundation here.” the public school system. I want Paul, a dentist, raised three In the time she has lived here, in the township, visited Taylor Park Friday and did what to give back to my community being Democratic or Republi- comes naturally on a sunny day. can,” she said. daughters in the township, all of Haimoff said she has seen the now.” whom went through the Millburn Continued on Page B13 Continued on Page B13

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Page A2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Police check out break-in, deal with traffic incidents cident of criminal mischief that By Patricia Harris occurred Friday in the parking of The Item lot of Millburn High School. Millburn police were kept Graffiti written in shaving cream hopping last week with a mixed was found on the windows of a bag of incidents requiring their Jeep parked there by a student. attention. A 20-year-old Chatham resi- Detectives are investigating a dent, Tyler Hartlaub, was report filed by a businessman on arrested in the township March East Willow Street alleging 27 and issued a summons for al- someone pried the door off a legedly driving while under the trailer out of which he operated a influence and underage drinking, medical consulting business and police said. Police noticed his car stole three computer systems parked at the corner of South and three printers. Orange Avenue and Old Short The owner of the business, Hills Road and investigated fur- Gary DiNardo, said the incident ther after observing a man inside occurred sometime between the vehicle, apparently passed Friday and Monday. He report- out. Photo courtesy of Alfred H. Connellee edly told police his partner in By the time the Millburn-Short NEW LEADERS—The Millburn Old Guard Council held its secretary, and, second row, Arthur Abig as first vice presi- the business had been trying to Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad annual installation of officers March 27 at the Bauer Com- dent, William DeBaun Jr. as member at large, Douglas evict him from the trailer and arrived, the man had revived, munity Center. Installed were, front row, from left, Anthony Reed as membership chairman, Alfred DeLuca as second had cut the power line to the police said. According to reports, Fezza as secretary, Thomas J. Swartz Jr. as president, vice president, and Daniel McIntyre as immediate past place of business the week the man was taken to police John Carter as treasurer, Parker Murray as corresponding president. before. Police said a letter in- headquarters after allegedly fail- structing DiNardo to leave the ing sobriety tests and was given a premises was found at the Breathalyzer exam. Police said scene. his blood alcohol level was Twenty-three first time donors give blood at MHS site Police are investigating an in- found to exceed the limit. Sixty-three people volunteered many years. La Strada has pro- Dolan, Rachel Eschenbach, Mar- nice Luxemburg, Malcolm to give blood during a drive vided pizza and the Bagel jorie Feinberg, Mark Ferrara, Mackinnon, Anthony Magnotta, Yoga Room sponsored by the Millburn-Short Chateau has provided bagels and Maria Ferreira, Christine Helle Mellitas, Donald Miller, Sivananda Style Drop-In Classes Hills Chapter of the American cream cheese. As a thank you Finckenor, Alex Flamm, Michael David Nathan, and Susan Neely. Ashtanga Self Practice Red Cross at Millburn High gift, donors have been given Friedlander, Samuel Friedman, Also, Jihoon Park, Farihan Thai Yoga Massage School Tuesday, March 25. Of coupons entitling them to a free Lawrence Frydman, Justin Gold- Perwez, Danielle Radin, Brian these, 23 were first time car wash at the Millburn Car stein, Thomas Gordon, Rita Roth, Robin Rowland, Ryan donors—most of them Millburn Wash and to $5 worth of free dry Horowitz, and Lear Janiv. Rummel, Matthew Saffer, Carol High students. cleaning at the Village Cleaners. Also, Stanley Kalb, Daniel Shakter, Kareem Shanawani, “By forming the habit of While donors contribute their Kernkraut, Renee Kingsberg, Paul Shepard, Donald Smith, 131 Millburn Ave., 2nd Floor, Millburn giving blood on a regular basis, blood in order to save lives, the Yevgeniya Kreymerman, Sandra Kim Spar, Ata Tavaly, Marion For info and brochure call: these young people can help to gifts from these businesses have Levitan, Fred Lieberberg, Jacob Tortoriello, David Weiss, Robert Anna Winkler 973-467-0875 assure a steady blood supply to helped to make each blood drive Lindauer, Melissa Lipman, Ber- Welch, and Amy Williams.

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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page A3 Retirement beckons Harris named Item’s Kerr after 40 years new managing editor Former township resident Pat- with local post office ricia Harris has joined the staff of The Item of Millburn-Short Hills as “a most wonderful, caring and as managing editor. By Jim Connelly honest person. We would have In that capacity, she will assist of The Item lunch every Saturday at the with municipal news coverage Tommy Kerr was in a reminis- White House on Millburn and serve as editor of four sec- cent mood this past Friday as he Avenue,” Kerr said. tions of the newspaper—reli- sat in his office at the Short Hills McBride, also a longtime fix- gious news and obituaries, post office. ture at the Short Hills post office, lifestyles, and arts and entertain- Friday was no ordinary day in died unexpectedly in March of ment. the life of the affable Westfield 2000 following a stroke. He was She joins the four-member ed- resident. It was his final day of remembered with fondness. itorial staff of The Item, pub- work as a general clerk follow- “Jimmy McBride was the best lished by North Jersey Commu- ing, counting credit for time person to work with,” Kerr said. nity Newspapers, the weekly di- served in the U.S. Army, a 40- “He was the kindest person and vision of the North Jersey Media year career at the Chatham Road never had a cross word for Group. Patricia Harris facility. anyone. I think about him often.” Harris brings to the job more “It’s been a wonderful place to homes, for four years. Earlier, Kerr’s longevity was noted by than seven years of journalism she was the Millburn-Short Hills work all these years,” Kerr said. Short Hills Postmaster Jim experience, three of which were “I met some wonderful people reporter for another area news- McDade. Staff photo/Jim Connelly spent in community news. She is here. You couldn’t find nicer paper, The Independent Press. “Tommy is a tremendous indi- especially pleased to be working people. I even met my wife, END OF AN ERA—Tommy Kerr stands outside the entrance She has also edited a Jewish vidual,” McDade said, “and in in Millburn-Short Hills, after Evelyn, here.” to the Short Hills post office on Friday, his final day of work community newspaper in Rock- the short time I have been here, having lived here for 22 years. Kerr witnessed numerous following a 40-year career at the Chatham Road facility. land County, N.Y., served as an “This is the community where changes since coming to the since Jan. 31, he has been a adjunct professor in the English I raised my family, and I feel Short Hills post office in 1965, credit to the postal service. It is department of the College of St. LWV sponsoring forum at library bonded to the fine quality of life following a two-year stint with very rare to have a postal em- Elizabeth in Convent Station, we have here,” she said. “I’d like the Army’s 101st Airborne Divi- ployee with 40 years of service. to evaluate county government and taught principles of writing others to have a similar positive to business people. sion stationed at Fort Campbell It is a rather unique thing.” “Millburn and Essex County: business administrator, will dis- experience.” She is a resident of Fairfield. in Kentucky. Kerr’s immediate plans call for Imperfect Together?” is the cuss the pros and cons of county Harris was a staff writer for the Her husband, Andrew, is a part- “The mail has become more him to relax and spend time with theme of a forum sponsored by government. New Jersey Jewish News, a ner in a software development automated and there are eight to his wife and 16-year-old twins, the League of Women Voters of Refreshments will be served at Whippany-based newspaper firm, and they have two children, nine clerks here as compared to John and Valerie, who are sopho- Millburn-Short Hills that is 7 p.m. David, 24, and Daniel, 21. 20 in the past,” he said. mores at Westfield High School. scheduled to take place tonight at with a circulation of 40,000 As he begins his retirement, Retirement will not find Kerr 7:30 p.m. at the Millburn Free Kerr admits there are some sitting around with lots of time Public Library. things he won’t miss and some on his hands. Ernest C. Reock, Jr. from the that he will. “I plan on working on some Center for Government Studies One thing he admits he won’t projects and doing some volun- at Rutgers University and Timo- THE CAMP LADY SAYS... miss are the “early hours.” Kerr teer work at NJPAC,” he said. thy P. 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Page A4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 OPINION Stand up, be counted We’ve been hearing from many residents these days about the soaring school budget in recent years. We’ve also been hearing from school officials that we’re operat- ing at average or below average levels in terms of per pupil costs, when compared to other districts. As the dialogue continues on the 2003-04 budget, we are reminded that last year, despite protests from some circles, an $18.1 million bond referendum passed here. That decision was made by approximately 30 percent of eligible voters in the township. School officials tell us they have yet to see many of their critics at Board of Education meetings. Thirty percent voting. Low attendance at school board meetings. We see a lot wrong with this picture. Our school officials make every effort to explain them- selves, both at public meetings and in individual confer- ences. We know they are available to consult about the expenditures they propose in order to run our school dis- trict. By the same token, we know many residents are in- volved enough to labor over the budget and scrutinize it closely. We are fortunate to live in a town where the av- erage taxpayer is interested in spreadsheets and more than capable of reading them. We urge those who expend their energies on potential line item vetoes to propel themselves to the voting booths this year. We urge voters to raise that 30 percent showing Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society at the polls to nearer what it should be. OLD TYME DRUG STORE—This is a circa 1910-1915 inte- the foreground, the tin ceiling and what are probably gas In a town where interest is so high in maintaining the rior view of George Campbell’s “Rexall Drug Store,” thought lights hanging from the ceiling. Cigars were sold from the excellent school system we have, time surely can be to have been located in what was known as the “bank display case, pictured in the foreground to the left. A large, found to exercise opinions in the polling booth, where building,” the same building now standing at the corner of old glass bottle with a very early Campbell’s label on it was they will be counted. Millburn Avenue and Main Street. Note the soda fountain in found and turned over to the Historical Society. Coming events Letters to the editor Today, April 3 Wednesday, April 23 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Needy jewelry salesroom open. ing. Town Hall. New Eyes headquarters, 549 Thursday, April 24 Topics of concern to readers Millburn Ave. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 8 p.m. Historic Preservation Needy jewelry salesroom open at School budget March 27 issue of The Item. musical instruments and grants an 8-week Essex County Mental Commission meeting. Town headquarters at 549 Millburn Editor, The Item: Mr. Spicehandler was ex- for programs. We do not know Health Association outreach pro- Hall. Ave. tremely fortunate that his wife what the best part is: the actual gram currently being held in Monday, April 7 The Short Hills Association Monday, April 28 witnessed his cardiac arrest and gifts to our schools or the spirit Millburn at the administration 1 p.m. Fireside Book Review Council met recently with Super- Township public schools acted quickly, and successfully of community that the Founda- offices of the Renaissance and Discussion Group meeting. intendent of Schools Richard reopen. performed CPR until our squad tion engenders. Church. Not only is this program Williamsburg Room, Millburn Brodow, Assistant Superinten- 7:45 p.m. Board of Education arrived. As mentioned, our squad We want to publicly thank the directed toward understanding Free Public Library. meeting. Education Center. Or- dent for Business Bob Zeglarski, Tuesday, April 8 Millburn High School Principal was able to bring his heart back evening’s co-chairmen, Larkin specific mental health diagnoses, ganizational meeting. to a regular rhythm with the use Cohan and Helaine Winer. We but it also is providing invaluable Extended single session, town- Tuesday, April 29 Keith Neigel as well as Board of of a defibrillator. had a great time and we think resource information. ship elementary schools. 1 p.m. “The Power of One.” Education President Mary Litter- We were glad to be of service most everyone there would agree They have my gratitude and Wednesday, April 9 Millburn Free Public Library man and Board member Marcy and would like the residents of with us. further financial support for their Extended single session, town- film series. Millburn Free Public Kadin to review the $58.4 mil- the township to know we are If you did not come this year, leadership. ship elementary schools. Library auditorium. lion 2003-2004 school budget. Thursday, April 10 always available, 24 hours a day, mark your calendars to join us Fran Friedman Thursday, May 1 The Association believes that Extended single session, town- seven days a week. All our mem- next year. 14 Cross Gates 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the maintaining quality education in ship elementary schools. bers are volunteers (trained Amy Freundlich Needy jewelry salesroom open at our schools is becoming increas- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the EMTs), and most are town resi- and Arlene Feldman, headquarters at 549 Millburn ingly more challenging each Needy jewelry salesroom open. dents. Co-founders Ave. year, as the school population Letter policy New Eyes headquarters, 549 Over the past several years, as of the Education Foundation 8 p.m. Historic Preservation grows and more demands are Millburn Ave. a result of the generous dona- of Millburn-Short Hills Letters may be edited and Committee meeting. Town Hall. placed on us. The Association 8 p.m. “Man and Nature in tions from our township resi- may be published, reproduced Friday, May 2 Council members unanimously Chinese and Japanese Art.” Talk dents and businesses, we have Mental health or distributed in print, elec- Township public schools voted to support the 2003-2004 by Dr. Elizabeth Valdez del been able to purchase numerous Editor, The Item: tronic, or other forms. The closed. Staff development day. school budget because they feel views and opinions expressed Alamo, Montclair State Univer- defibrillators. We now have a de- Rosalyn Carter’s recent visit to Tuesday, May 6 it is the right thing to do at this in Letters to the Editor are not sity art professor. Millburn Free fibrillator in each of our three Essex County at the invitation of Township Committee meeting. time. necessarily those of The Item ambulances. In addition, we the Essex County Mental Health Public Library auditorium. Town Hall. Council members include or its affiliates. Submissions were able to donate nine defibril- Association was a major step Saturday, April 12 Wednesday, May 7 Francesco Borghese, Kay Brit- should be typed and double- lators to the Millburn Police De- toward highlighting discrimina- 10 a.m. Township Easter Egg 8 p.m. Board of Recreation ton, John Carter, Frederick spaced, and must be signed partment for quicker access to tion against the care for Ameri- Hunt. Taylor Park. Commissioners meeting. Gero Coombs, Leslie Fass, George and include a daytime tele- the public, and two defibrillators ca’s young and old who are suf- Monday, April 14 Park Recreation Building. Fisher Jr., Lynford Graham, John phone number for verification. to the Millburn Fire Department. fering from mental illness. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Hederman, Thomas Hildner, Letters that cannot be verified My thanks goes to the numer- Her remarks served as long Library Board of Trustees meet- ing. Town Hall. Rosemary Karl, Joan Kinloch, or are anonymous will not be ous volunteers for their countless overdue support not only for the ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- Thursday, May 8 Victoria Kupec, Bill Milton and published. Not all letters will hours of training and dedication healthcare of this population but necessarily be published. Send burn Free Public Library. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Joseph F. Pacelle. to the first aid squad as well as to also for the caregivers and loved letters to the editor by e-mail 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Needy jewelry salesroom open at However, given the projected the local community for their ones as well. to [email protected], meeting. Education Center. headquarters at 549 Millburn increases in school population Tuesday, April 15 generous support so that we can Never one to miss an opportu- by fax to (973) 376-8556 or by Ave. over the next several years, the mail to Editor, The Item, 343 School board election. Monday, May 12 afford the latest and most up to nity to serve our own communi- Council believes there is a need Millburn Avenue. 1 p.m. “Death Takes a Holi- 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public for the Board to become more date equipment. ty, the Millburn-Short Hills day.” Millburn Free Public Li- Library Board of Trustees meet- proactive in its efforts to start Those needing additional in- United Way helped to underwrite brary film series. Millburn Free ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- looking at next year’s budget formation about donating to Public Library auditorium. burn Free Public Library. planning process. It must address MSHVFAS or becoming a part 8 p.m. Township Committee Thursday, May 15 relevant concerns and examine of this wonderful organization, Where to write or phone please call me at (973) 564-7005 meeting. Town Hall. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the opportunities for further budget Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opin- or write me at P.O. Box 226, Thursday, April 17 Needy jewelry salesroom open at cuts, which will not jeopardize ions to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, headquarters, 549 Millburn Ave. the quality of education in this Millburn, 07041. state General Assembly or in Essex County government, can Township public schools H. Steven Roth closed for spring recess. Monday, May 19 community. do so by sending letters or calling: 7:30 p.m. Board of Adjustment President 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the The Short Hills Association re- meeting. Town Hall. Millburn-Short Hills U.S. Senate Needy jewelry salesroom open at mains committed to supporting Tuesday, May 20 the interests and welfare of our Volunteer First Aid Squad Sen. Frank Lautenberg Sen. Jon Corzine headquarters at 549 Millburn 8 p.m. Township Committee Ave. community, and the Council is 825A Hart Senate Office Building One Gateway Center, 11th floor meeting. Town Hall. Washington D.C. 20510 Newark, 07102 Monday, April 21 Wednesday, May 21 planning to meet with the Board Education Foundation and the school superintendent Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Telephone: (973) 645-3030 7:30 p.m. Board of Adjustment 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Editor, The Item: Telephone: (973) 639-8700 Telephone: (202) 224-4744 meeting. Town Hall. ing. Town Hall. this fall to review and discuss the 2004-2005 budget planning On Saturday night, March 29, Fax: (202) 228-4054 Fax: (973) 645-0502 process and cost management this community celebrated the House of Representatives initiatives, which require a 9th annual “Taste of the Towns” “thinking out of the box” strate- at the Sports Academy in Mill- Rep. Donald Payne Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen gy. (Editor’s note: This letter burn. 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor was submitted by all the mem- About 450 people who care Newark, 07102 Morristown, 07960 bers of the Short Hills Associa- about quality education in our Telephone: (973) 645-3213 Telephone: (973) 984-0711 tion Council) community came together for a Fax: (973) 645-5902 Fax: (973) 292-1569 Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 wonderful evening in support of Monica Smallman, N.J. Senate Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations President the Education Foundation of and New Jersey Press Association The Short Hills Association Millburn-Short Hills. Local Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr. caterers, merchants and restau- 203 Elm Street Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher rants generously provided the Westfield, 07090 Eveline Speedie, Editor First aid squad food and décor. The prizes were Telephone: (908) 232-3673 Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager Editor, The Item: terrific. Fax: (908) 232-3345 Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director By supporting the Foundation, I would like to take this oppor- N.J. Assembly tunity to thank Jon Spicehandler the community insured that our STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT for his kind words on behalf of public schools will maintain Assemblyman Dr. Eric Muñoz Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick JEANNETTE B. DOWD ....VICE PRESIDENT, CLASSIFIED TELECENTER the Millburn-Short Hills Volun- their excellence. In the past, the 57 Union Place 203 Elm Street GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION teer First Aid Squad (MSHV- Foundation has enriched our Summit, 07901 Westfield, 07090 GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT, CIRCULATION the Weekly Division of FAS) in the letter “Forever schools with, among many Telephone: (908) 918-0414 Telephone: (908) 232-3673 NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... 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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page A5 Board of Ed sees 2003 school budget Area chambers holding trade show in Summit Members of the Millburn- chambers of Westfield, Eliza- slow down after big jump in 2002-03 Short Hills Chamber of Com- beth, Union County, Union merce will have the opportunity Township, Chatham, Summit, In a Viewpoint piece in the to promote their products and Berkeley Heights and New March 27 issue of The Item, the services to hundreds of business- Providence. author called into question the es in neighboring counties by Display tables cost $225 and historical growth of the school participating in a joint chambers are limited in number. Those in- budget. He asked why budget in- of commerce table top trade terested in participating are en- creases did not correlate with the show Thursday, April 24, from 6 couraged to reserve space quick- rise in student enrollment. The to 8:30 p.m., at The Grand ly. Guest admission is free. Board of Education is writing in Summit Hotel, 570 Springfield For information or to obtain a response to that article. Ave., Summit. registration form, call the Mill- In studying enrollment figures In addition to the local Cham- burn-Short Hills Chamber of and trends, it is vital that consis- ber, the event includes the Commerce, (973) 379-1198. tent data be used for every year. In order to clearly evaluate trends, the Board of Education and administration always use the official K-12, Oct. 15 stu- dents on-roll data. This data is evident in the accompanying chart. Regarding budget growth, we readily acknowledge that for good reason we had significant Graphic provided by Millburn Board of Education growth in 2002-03. That school for an audit of bond and budget Looking to the future, we can terest costs on bonds just sold for year we completed new con- expenditures. Funds are, in fact, report the school budget increase the 2002 bond referendum, and struction at both the middle and scrupulously managed, and the for 2003-04 is significantly less we were able to obtain an attrac- high schools, increasing instruc- board is held accountable at mul- than a year ago. Based on a tive interest rate of only 4 per- tiple levels as evidenced by the growth of student enrollment of cent on these. following: 6 to 7 percent, the budget growth We hope this corrects any mis- • Independent auditors audit is roughly 7 percent. (After cor- conceptions or confusion. The iewpoint the district’s school budgets recting for inflation, the budget Board of Education welcomes every year. increase is just 5.5 percent.) dialogue on the budget and any VDr. Mary A. Litterman • Independent auditors audit The increases fall primarily other issues. the district’s bond financing into two areas: employee/in- Dr. Mary A. Litterman is pres- every year. structional costs and debt ser- ident of the Millburn Board of 573659 tional space by 14 and 51 percent •Any district project partially vice. Eighty percent of the Education. The board is offering respectively. We could no longer funded by state grants is not only budget costs are fixed, comprised its response to a Viewpoint arti- serve the increased student popu- audited by independent auditors, of salaries and benefits. Debt ser- cle that appeared in the March lation in the physical buildings but also by the New Jersey Eco- vice has increased due to the in- 27 issue of The Item. we had without severely compro- nomic Development Authority. mising the quality of their educa- • The district aggressively tion. The operation, mainte- works to obtain state aid for all nance and custodial costs in- projects, specifically through the volved in providing the addition- Educational Facilities Construc- al instructional space in the tion and Financing Act. This schools cost an additional work saved taxpayers $3 million $900,000. on the 1999 bond referendum, In addition, during the 2002- and $5 million on the referen- 03 school year, teachers’ salaries dum of 2002. grew by $2 million; this included new staff and increased pay for

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Page A6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 RELIGIOUS NEWS & OBITUARIES James Martin Jr. Carl Szego Bulletin Board A Mass for James A. Martin Guy R. Bosworth Post 140 in the A gathering for former long- vices four days a week in the Jr., a lifelong township resident, township and was a former time township resident Carl Asian art department at the Sunday Services was offered Friday in St. Rose of member of the Elks Lodge in Szego was held Sunday in Win- Newark Museum from 1990 to Lima Church. Mr. Martin, 46, Springfield. He belonged to St. chester Gardens in Maplewood 2002. Christ Church died March 25 in his home. Rose of Lima Church. and again on Monday. Mr. He earned a bachelor of sci- He was an assistant foreman at Mr. Martin is survived by a 7:15 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m.: For the Fifth Sunday in Lent, a Szego, 86, died Friday in Win- ence degree from Case Institute service of Morning Prayer will be offered at 7:15 a.m. and ser- Jaeger Lumber in Madison, brother, Joseph J. of the town- chester Gardens. in 1937. vices of Holy Eucharist will be offered at 8 and 9:30 a.m. The where he worked since 1991. ship, and a sister, Mary K. An- He owned Mold Cast Products Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Rev. E. Bevan Stanley preaches and celebrates at the 8 o’clock Mr. Martin earned a bachelor derson of Madison. in Newark from 1945 to 1984, Szego lived here for 39 years service. The sidesman will be Liz Golub. Rev. Stanley will pre- of arts degree in 1970 from the In lieu of flowers, memorial when he retired. before moving to Maplewood side at the 9:30 service, which is an instructed Eucharist de- University of New England. He contributions can be sent to the Mr. Szego volunteered his ser- five years ago. signed to further understanding of the Eucharist service. The was born in Summit. American Diabetes Association, He is survived by his wife, Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg will instruct the children during He held membership in the 19 Schoolhouse Road, Somerset, Constance, and a son, Peter. the Liturgy of the Word. The sidesmen will be Mary Marchisio Sons of the American Legion 08873. Copy For In lieu of flowers, memorial and Juli Towell. Reading the lesson will be Nancy Harwood. Religious News Due contributions can be sent to the Owen Lampe offers the Prayers of the People. Church School Newark Museum, 49 Washing- and nursery care begin at 9:15 a.m. The Adult Forum topic at Monday, Noon ton St., Newark, 07102. 10:45 a.m. is Habitat for Humanity. Community Congregational Church 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Johann J. Bosman delivers the message Christian Yin Yan? based on Jeremiah 31:31-34. Assisting in the service will be the Rev. Warren H. Bouton. Greeting worshipers in Hauser Fellowship Hall will be Karl and Lori Erhardt. Betty Ochs extends a welcoming hand in the church narthex. Bill

Moran coordinates ushers. An all church luncheon follows the W010375-01 worship service. Childcare will be provided for young children. Covenant Presbyterian Church 11 a.m.: The Rev. David H. Miner leads the worship and communion service. He will preach the message Servants and Friends from John 15:11-17. Nursery care is provided. Sunday Photo courtesy of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun School starts at 9:30 a.m. GOING TO MARKET—Attending the Israeli Fair March 9 First Baptist Church at Congregation B’nai Jeshurun were, from left, Rabbi Lisa Greene, Abigail Bialer, Rabbi Barry H. Greene, and 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m.: The Rev. Richard Hines delivers the township residents Barbara and Jonathan Bick. More sermon I Am He Who Renews All Things at the morning service. than 2,000 people attended the event, which featured 39 The sermon is based on Revelation 21:5. The Lord’s Table will Israeli merchants, to support “Shop Israel Direct.” be observed. The evening service features a showing of part II of Ken Ham’s video, How Can We Evangelize a Secular World? A discussion of the material follows. Renaissance Church 5 p.m.: Weekly services are held in the Millburn High School cafeteria. The Rev. Rich Teeters continues the series on Avoid- ing High-Traffic Highways. His topic is When “They” Get The Gold Mine And You Get The Shaft. Leading contemporary wor- W010374-01 ship music will be Steve Young. St. Rose of Lima Church

W010371-01 DO NOT SUFFER FROM ALLERGIES, 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Masses will be % offered. The Family Music Group sings and the Children’s 50 HEADACHES & NASAL CONGESTION Liturgy is offered at the 9:30 Mass. The Church Choir sings at FROM YOUR DIRTY AIR DUCTS the 11 o’clock Mass. OFF!! St. Stephen’s Church • TALK TO OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS TODAY!! 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist ser- ‹ vice at 10 a.m. Nursery care is available. Church School class- COUNTRY FOLK ART AIR DUCT CLEANING es begin at 10 a.m. for children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. INCLUDES WHOLE • UNLIMITED VENTS Wyoming Presbyterian Church CRAFT SHOW HOUSE • ANY 1 SYSTEM A/C OR ONLY HEAT 10 a.m.: For the Fifth Sunday in Lent, the Rev. Ronald John- $ • 1 YEAR WARRANTY son delivers the sermon He Learned Through What He Suffered. 139 (If needed, access doors extra) Scripture readings are Jeremiah 31:31-34, Hebrews 5:5-10 and April 4-5-6 John 12:20-33. The Chancel Choir will sing. Crib and toddler care are available during the worship hour. Church school class- EDISON FURNACE INSPECTION es for children age 3 through eighth grade will be held during FREE the worship hour. Hospitality hour follows worship. NEW JERSEY  FREE BLOWER CLEANING Upcoming Events Convention & $57,6$16 FREE St. Rose of Lima Church Exposition Center Saturday: The sacrament of reconciliation is offered from 3KRQH   Ask About. . . 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. IRU GLUHFWLRQV RU YLVLW • DISINFECTANT - KILLS MOLD, MILDEW ZZZ&RXQWU\)RON$UWFRP Wyoming Presbyterian Church IRU PRUH VKRZ LQIRUPDWLRQ & BACTERIA Wednesday: The sixth lesson in the Lenten Series “Were You  )5(( 3$5.,1* There? People of Christ’s Passion,” will be offered. The evening • LIFETIME ELECTROSTATIC FILTERS begins with soup and salad served in Fellowship Hall at 7:30 6KXWWOH 6HUYLFH  p.m. The lesson begins at 8 p.m. ,WHPV SLFWXUHG DUH UHSUHVHQWDWLRQDO PD\ YDU\ DUCT SPECIALIST Members of the religious community are invited to submit in- w010322-01 6+2: +2856 )ULGD\  SP   SP

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B’nai Israel aking a road—a lot less remembers traveled!” While that’s “Ta familiar concept in holocaust our culture, it’s a concept rarely put into practice. Join us beginning The community is invited to attend Congregation B’nai March 9 as we explore five themes Israel’s Yom HaShoah Com- that will lead us to a much less memoration Sunday, April 27, at traveled road that is infinitely more 6:30 p.m. at the synagogue. rewarding. You might even have a The program features the CBI little fun in the process! Youth Choir, a presentation by a holocaust survivor, and guest speaker and storyteller Lisa Lipkin. Lipkin has been entertaining April 6 audiences for years with her When “They” Get The Gold Mine &You Get The “Shaft” original storytelling perfor- mances. She combines her own personal experiences with her imagination to offer unique sto- ries. She has toured across America and internationally, ap- pearing at festivals, theatres, museums and schools. She has been a featured artist on Nation- al Public Radio and NBC-TV, e18234-01 CBS-TV, and public television. Millburn High School Her articles and stories have ap- Sundays at 5-6:10 pm peared in The New Yorker, The 973.921.2945 New York Times, Ladies Home offices at 10A East Willow St, Millburn Journal, and The Jewish Daily Forward. Reservations are not required. Innovative children’s programs also provided For additional information, call www.renaissancechurch.org the synagogue office, (973) 379-3811. IT 0403 Pg A7 Yellow Red Blue Black

Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page A7 LIFESTYLES Miss Glassner to exchange Miss McKenna, Mr. Westervelt vows with naval lieutenant to marry June 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Glassner Mr. and Mrs. James E. of Arlene Court have announced McKenna of Greenwood Drive the engagement of their daugh- have announced the engagement ter, Shira, to Lt. Junior Grade of their daughter, Erin Suzanne, Robert Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. to Adam James Westervelt, son Joseph Roth of Morris Plains. of Mr. and Mrs. James Wester- Miss Glassner is a graduate of velt of Middletown. Cornell University. She is em- Miss McKenna, a graduate of ployed by UBS Paine Webber in Rutgers School of Engineering, its mutual funds operations de- is employed by Skanska USA partment, based in Jersey City. Building MidAtlantic in Lt. j.g. Roth also is a Cornell Rockville, Md. University graduate. An aviator Mr. Westervelt is a graduate of in the U.S. Navy, he is stationed Rutgers University. He is em- in Oklahoma City, Okla. ployed by the State Department An Oct. 25 wedding is Lt. j.g. Robert Roth in Washington, D.C. Adam Westervelt planned. and Shira Glassner A June 1 wedding is planned. and Erin McKenna Betsy Gomperz and Michael Pacinda Plant sale order forms due Group Health Insurance Rates are Going Up! • Save Money on Your Insurance • Keep Your Own Doctors Rain or shine, the annual plant This year’s sale will include sale of the Short Hills Garden perennials from the gardens of • Pay Less for Your Life, Disability, or Long Term Care Miss Gomperz Club will be held Saturday, May club members, choice annuals Local, Personal Service • Call Today! 3, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the and exclusive perennials along David Robinson • DH Robinson Associates • Short Hills, NJ Short Hills Railroad Station. with herbs, hanging baskets, weds Mr. Pacinda Advance order forms, which patio planters, bushes and garden Insurance • Retirement Plans • Employee Benefits Marguerite Elizabeth Gom- Nicholas and Jay Forrester, both must be returned to the Short accessories. www.dhrobinsonassociates.com perz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Quichee, Vt., Bill Johnson of Hills Garden Club by tomorrow, All proceeds from the sale -01 are available at the Millburn Free help support the club’s commu- (973) 467-0875 • [email protected] 6 Paul Andreas Gomperz of Newington, Conn., and Jake 27 Member Millburn/Short Hills Chamber of Commerce 8 Florham Park, formerly of Robinson of Phoenix, Ore. Public Library and the Cora nity garden projects, which in- E1 Hartshorn Drive, was married The bride, a 1989 graduate of Hartshorn Arboretum. Also, ad- clude the Walbridge Rose Jan. 19 to Michael John Pacinda, Kent Place School in Summit, vance sale order forms may be Garden at Taylor Park, the com- son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael holds degrees from Columbia obtained by calling Marie munity garden on Church Street Francis Pacinda of New Britain, College of Columbia University Tansey, plant sale chairman, at and the window boxes at the Conn. and Northeastern University (973) 376-4852. Short Hills train station. The Rev. Kenyon J. Wildrick, School of Law. She is an associ- SUMMER senior minister of Pilgrim Con- ate in the Washington, D.C., law gregational Church in Warren office of the Boston, Mass., firm depression anxiety panic disorder and senior minister emeritus of of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, stress trauma grief loss family Community Congregational Glovsky and Popeo. SESSIONS Church, performed the ceremony Her father is founder and pres- crisis depressionHelp. anxiety panic 2003 at Adirondack Community ident of Voluntary Benefit Sys- disorder stress trauma grief May through August Church in Lake Placid, N.Y. A tems Corporation of America in depression anxiety panic disorder Undergraduate and graduate credit reception followed at The Golf- the township, a firm specializing stress traumaHealing. grief lossdepression Day and evening courses house Restaurant in Lake Placid. in employee retirement and exec- Special credit and non-credit programs The bride, who is known as utive benefit plans. Her mother is anxiety panic disorder stress “Betsy,” was attended by Holly a volunteer with various local or- trauma grief loss family crisis Offered in 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 week sessions Hoyt Crissan of Stonington, ganizations. Both parents serve depressionHope. anxiety panic disorder Check our course schedule now Conn., formerly of Fairfield on the board of directors of the www.montclair.edu/summer sessions Drive. Bridesmaids were two Metropolitan YMCA of the Or- Undergraduate tuition and fees begin at $181 per credit other former township residents, anges. for NJ residents/ $273 per credit for non-residents Nina Pyle of New York, N.Y., The bridegroom holds degrees Graduate tuition and fees begin at $321 per credit for and Jennifer Shilling of San from the University of Connecti- The Mental Health Association NJ residents/$442 per credit for non-residents Francisco, Calif., Julie Roscoe of cut and Northeastern University of Essex County... Ongoing web or phone registration for admitted visiting New York, Sara Johnson of New- School of Law. He is an attorney students April 24 through the first day of the course We’re here if you need us. ington, Conn., and Elizabeth with the Equal Employment Op- To receive your printed copy of the summer catalog Pacinda of New Britain. portunity Commission in Wash- For free, confidential information and referral, call our HelpLine E-mail [email protected] Best men were Michael Bar- ington, D.C. Call 973-655-4352 (973) 509-9777 Fax 973-655-7851 doorian of New Haven, Conn., His father is a teacher of spe- now available Monday - Thursday from 9am until 9pm and Mark Bugnacki of New cial education at New Britain The University reserves the right to modify its calendar, Britain. Serving as groomsmen High School. His mother is a tuition and fees and the availability of the web and were the bridegroom’s cousins, clinical manager at the Visiting E22348-01 telephone voice response Nurse Association of Central registration systems. Connecticut in New Britain. JWI slates Following a wedding trip to Nevis in the West Indies, the ',(7,1* '2(6 127 :25. meeting, couple is residing in Washington, ($7,1* 5,*+7 '2(6 D.C. The state of learning in New Jersey. outings √ /RVH ZHLJKW«IRU JRRG E22332-01 The Maplewood-South √ /RRN EHWWHU«IHHO EHWWHU Orange Chapter of Jewish √ 3UDFWLFDO DSSURDFK WR EHWWHU KHDOWK Women International (JWI) will √ 'HYHORS D SHUVRQDOL]HG SODQ ULJKW IRU \RX hold a general meeting Wednes- day at noon at the Millburn Free Public Library. Rabbi Art Vernon will be the guest speaker. All are welcome. An Atlantic City trip, with lunch at the Renault Winery, is New Schedule on tap for the group. The cost is Starting April 1st! $42. For information call Rita Peretz at (973) 338-3896 or New Pilates! Dottie Cohen at (973) 226-7594. JWI is celebrating its 58th New Seminars! annual donor luncheon May 21 3DWULFLD 'DYLGVRQ 06 5' NEW SHIPMENT - FRANCE & ENGLAND at the Chanticler, with cocktails 79 S. 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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page A11 Taylor Park venue Jazz great appearing at high school Monday Jazz great Maynard Ferguson focuses on individual expres- band members he has employed Millburn High School’s Direc- for Easter Egg Hunt and his Big Bop Noveau band sionism. over the years, are some of tor of Bands. “It is also the first perform Monday, at 8 p.m. in The undisputed King of the today’s standards in the jazz time we have hosted a profes- The annual township Easter Terrace and first and second the main auditorium at Millburn High Note, Ferguson has mes- repertoire. sional concert on our stage.” Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, graders will look for eggs on the High School, 462 Millburn merized his fans ever since he Ferguson has hundreds of Tickets are $20 and can be April 12, in Taylor Park at 10 softball field at the corner of Whit- Ave., following a week-long en- debuted with the Stan Kenton recordings and soundtracks and purchased in advance by calling a.m. tingham Terrace and Ridgewood gagement at the Blue Note in Orchestra in 1950. No other has performed all over the Scheierman at (973) 376-3600, Event sponsors are American Road. New York City. trumpeter, up to that point, could world. extension 374. Legion Guy R. Bosworth Post Prizes will be awarded to Ferguson interprets standard hit the stratospheric high range “This concert is an excellent 140, the Millburn Fire Depart- youngsters in each category who music, as well as an ever-grow- and sustain note quality with the opportunity for people to hear College corner ment, the Millburn Police Depart- find the “special” eggs. The hunt ing list of new compositions, controlled precision he has one of the best jazz musicians ment, the Millburn-Short Hills will be held rain or shine. Partici- with an emphasis on improvisa- demonstrated. His compositions, in the world right here in Mill- Stephen Digaetano, son of Chamber of Commerce and the pants should dress appropriately. tion. His crowd-pleasing style as well as works from the many burn,” said Mindy Scheierman, Frank Digaetano of the township Millburn Recreation Department. Children should bring their own and Mona Digaetano of Milling- The hunt is open to pre-school basket or container to hold the ton, a junior at Franklin & Mar- through second grade age chil- eggs they collect. shall University, is spending the dren. Pre-schoolers will hunt on For additional information, call spring semester in Glasgow, the tennis courts, kindergartners Patti Lowery at the Millburn Scotland, through Arcadia Uni- on the open lawn north of the Recreation Department, (973) versity as part of the college’s tennis courts off Whittingham 564-7064. off-campus study program. Stephen, a 2000 graduate of Montclair Kimberley Academy, DMDA planning annual is a junior economics and mathe- breakfast and movie event matics major. The Downtown Millburn De- Cody Banks.” Local Red Cross velopment Alliance (DMDA) Seats are limited and the presents a “Bunny Breakfast and movie is available only with a seeks volunteers PG Movie” Saturday, April 12, at package ticket. The buffet and The Millburn-Short Hills Charlie Brown’s Restaurant. movie are $10 per adult, $8 for Chapter of the American Red Reservations are being taken students ages 5 to 12 and $6 for Photo courtesy of the Hartshorn School PTA Cross seeks volunteers who have by the DMDA for its second children ages 2 to 4. Children office skills or who are interested HAVING A HEART—Fifth grade students in the class of Krista Lutkins at Hartshorn School annual breakfast and movie under 2 are admitted free. Par- in teaching, driving, building display the Candy Grams they made for delivery to classrooms on Valentine’s Day. The event. The package includes a ents are asked to bring a booster maintenance, sewing or working students solicited orders and made up the small bags of treats as valentines to raise full buffet breakfast at Charlie seat as the number of high chairs at local blood drives. funds for the Danielle Brender Fund. The fund seeks to raise awareness of a heart dis- Brown’s with the returning available is limited. For more information, call the ease, Long QT Syndrome, that can cause cardiac arrest and sudden death. The students “Katie Kottentail” followed by For reservations, call Pat Millburn-Short Hills Chapter of presented the more than $1,900 they collected to Danielle’s mother, Sharon, when she an Easter Egg Hunt at Taylor Holden at the DMDA at (973) the American Red Cross at (973) visited their classroom last month. Park and a screening of “Agent 379 2341. 379-4198. E18273-01 An Advertising Section

Elefante joins Stagestruck staff Early Childhood Music Stagestruck Kids Performing New Jersey Performing Arts “The Circle Game,” which were and Movement Arts Camp in Short Hills is Center Jazz program for teens. commissioned, performed and at proud to announce that Joe Ele- Elefante has directed many recorded by Rosanna Vitro. He Christ Church Classes fante will be on music staff this shows at The Williams Center was accepted to the BMI Jazz Short Hills CD, cassette, songbook It’s Never Too Late & parent guide included summer. for the Arts, Allegro Productions, Composers Workshop in New To Enroll! with tuition Elefante was accepted to the Centenary College, Madison York City for the 2001-02 season. Ages 18 Months to 2nd Grade Betty Carter Jazz Ahead program Summer Theatre and Chatham Elefante will be starting a new at The Kennedy Center For The Players where he is currently piano elective program for all ages Arts in Washington, D.C. musical director for Little Shop this summer. He is a graduate of New York of Horrors. He has performed Stagestruck Kids offers the University and New Jersey City and recorded with the Duprees, most diversified program around. CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION Classes Given thru June Kelly Heinze Lisa Orinn University. He has been an in- Michael Becker, Jon Faddis, Jon Whether its art, dance, drama, New Session Begins March 31st structor at the Elefante Music Hendricks, Jerry Dodgion, to music, guitar, piano or one of our 973-761-7020 201-869-4704 Studio in New Providence in all name a few and his big band many workshops, the choices are FOR TODDLERS Maplewood Hudson County South Orange Livingston levels in keyboards, saxophone, arrangement of “New Rhumba” endless at Stagestruck Kids where 3-4yr olds- music theory and improvisation. was commissioned and per- kids go to explore their own possi- Caldwell

Imagine That e18279-01 Elefante also teaches at Gill-St. formed by Jon Hendricks. bilities. 4-5yr olds- Bernards, Holy Family Academy Elefante also did orchestral Be part of Family Day on Sat- Young Child and is the accompanist for the arrangements of “Blue Skies” and urday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and see for yourself. Try a Free For more information, call Winston School holding (973) 912-9051. Sample Lesson Meet Other Parents of Make plans for your child to join our E18232-01 performing arts workshop Young Children summer program in Millburn. It’s fun, If your child has the drive to final presentation. Short Hills All Classes Taught by Director enjoyable, and most of all... perform and takes great pleasure Winston Performing Arts Di- Mathematics in the performing arts, the Win- rector Terri Cerritto, designed and Irene Hakim IT GET RESULTS! ston Performing Arts Workshop directed this original program. Private tutoring to boost Serving The Area For over 17 Years Now Registering for Summer Session is made to order. This workshop, Cerritto, an experienced per- grades and prepare for SSAT, open to students from all schools former, has taught in public and 908-273-7447 July 7 - Aug. 14 and all communities, is a great private schools from pre-kinder- SAT I and II, and Advanced Grades 1-12 opportunity for young boys and garten through the college level Placement exams. All Students Instructed Individually girls to develop their talents in and is the former associate direc- Mastery Arithmetic (Elem.) Phonics the Performing Arts. tor of education of the New Jersey Read & Recycle Pre-Algebra Reading I (gr. 1-6) Students will have classes and Performing Arts Center. Her expe- Please call Mel Nathanson Algebra I & II Reading II (gr. 7-12) workshops in singing, acting rience as a singer and actor in var- 973-921-9615 Geometry SAT Math & Verbal E18233-01 and dancing with visiting teach- ious venues in the metropolitan Pre-Calculus Statistics ing artists. The youngsters, with area, coupled with her knowledge the help of the instructors, will of the classroom, guarantee a pro- Register Today! Call (973) 564-7712 www.PriddyLearning.com choose songs, monologues, and ductive and positive experience scenes to learn and perform in a for the students. Classes run from June 30 After-school Math & Reading, Millburn through July 17, Monday through MHS softball Thursday only, from 9:30 to 11:30 266 Essex St., Millburn (Next to Charlie Brown’s) E18225- coach leading a.m. The program is open to boys and girls ages 7-14. summer clinic For more information, call Terri Cerritto at (973) 379-4114 or e- Wendy Saladino, head coach of 256 Morris Avenue mail her at tcerritto@winston- Springfield Millburn High School’s varsity (973) 467-4688 Open House school.org. E18236-01 softball team, will be the principal E17103-01 Sunday, April 13 coach at the Grand Slam Softball 1:00 pm Camp, which will be held at Glen- wood School fields in Short Hills over a four-week period from July Family Day at STAGESTRUCK KIDS on April 5th 7 to Aug. 1. Where: 200 Hartshorn Drive in Short Hills • Time: 10am-2pm The camp is open to girls ages Looking for some fun for the whole family? 10-14. Check out FAMILY DAY at STAGESTRUCK KIDS. Saladino, who is in her second year as head softball coach at Stagestruck Kids is having workshops in art, dance, drama and music. Millburn, is a former All-Ameri- Sign-up for ART WORKSHOPS in cartooning, jewelry making, puppet making and memorabilia generational collage art! Workshops are for ages 4-94 Swimming • Ceramics • Crafts • Computers • Games can player at Montclair State Uni- DANCE WORKSHOPS in jazz, hip-hop and dance improv. versity. • Sports Clinics • Outdoor Activities • Healthy Lunch DANCE WORKSHOPS in theatre sports and improvisation, Something for The camp will consist of four creative dramatics. everyone! Included • Staffed by Professional Teachers one-week sessions. Every camper PUPPETRY, balloon animals, magic and more! will have extensive skill work and VOICE WORKSHOP learn “How to sell a song to get the part!” Register today online at Nursery, Junior, and Senior Camps instruction each day in different RELAXATION TECHNIQUES and creative visualization will also be explored. parts of the game, including bat- www.sskpac.com Boys and Girls, Ages 3 to 14 On our Main Stage “TURNING THE TABLES WITH AESOP’S FABLES! or call ting, bunting, base running and will be performed by the Stagestruck Players and Broadway Kids Troupe. Vocal 973-912-9051 June 30 to August 8 position play. In addition, every and instrumental performances, stand-up comedians and theatrical make-up for more information camper will be involved in games displays. Get away from the TV and the computer and have some fun For more information, call 908-647-5555 or on a daily basis. Tuition is $150 in the arts with the whole family! visit our Web site at www.pingry.org per session, but a $75 discount is offered to all campers who sign up for three or more weeks. Camp hours are from 9 a.m. to noon. THE PINGRY SCHOOL For more information, call Martinsville Campus e18244-01 (973) 762-4191. E18268-01 IT 0403 Pg A12 Yellow Red Blue Black

Page A12 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Library displaying nature photos MMS presenting musical this weekend During the month of April, during library hours. July 24. “Any Dream Will Do” is the The wives are played by Rebec- Faculty members Jeanne Carven entries from the 2003 Cora For more information, call Directed by Bonnie Chase, message of this year’s spring mu- ca Cress, Sarah Brody, Rebecca and Margaret Seifer also lend their Hartshorn Arboretum Nature the Arboretum at (973) 376- the Arboretum’s executive di- sical at Millburn Middle School. Chubb, Anna Crabbe, Johanna voices. Photography Contest will be 3587 or the Millburn Library at rector and naturalist, the pro- More than 100 students and staff Hellrigl, Julianne McGee, Eleanor Working behind the scenes on exhibited at the Millburn Free (973) 376-1006. gram’s intent is to foster a posi- will be involved in presenting the Meegoda, Laura Michaels, Lizzie the stage crew are Camille Cole, Public Library, 200 Glen Ave. The Cora Hartshorn Arbore- tive interest in nature and a production “Joseph and the Petkanics, Johanna Seiden, Ellen Julia Colicchio, Peter Cuttone, The photographs showcase tum also announces that appli- caring attitude toward living Amazing Technicolor Dream- Shewmaker, Sara Lipkind and Lauren Doherty, Elizabeth Farrell, the natural beauty of the Ar- cations for participation in its things. Children will learn coat” this weekend in the school’s Jaclyn Tamaroff. Kaitlyn Fiore, Luke Geller, boretum’s woodlands and 3 Summer 2003 Nature Discov- about the plants and animals of auditorium. The following students have Andrew Kadet, Sherin Khona, miles of trails, from the inter- ery Program are now being ac- the Arboretum’s 16.5 acres of Show times are tomorrow and singing and dancing roles: Kiran Michael Luftig, Jonathan Martin, play of light and shadow to the cepted. The program, for chil- natural woodlands, participate Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at Ahmad, Jordyn Barry, Kelly Bed- Anna McNeary, Danielle Pan, beauties of plant and animal dren 3 fi to 5 years, will run 2 p.m. Tickets for reserved seating narski, Allie Berkowitz, Emily Jared Radin, Michael Rauch, in daily “hands on” discovery life. The public is invited to from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Monday are $11 and may be purchased at Bick, Anina Bose, Margaret Todd Seideman, Ester Sherman, activities, and enjoy various view this exhibit free of charge through Friday, from June 26 to the door. Chapman, Stephanie Chung, Ariel Allan Stein and Rachel Wissner. arts, films, and stories. The cast of middle school stu- Cohen, Ellen Conde, Michela Providing assistance are Robert Applications, essays due April 11 Chase is a certified teacher with dents features Claire Arkin, Gina Cyran, Maddie Dolan, Kimia Manley, Christian Lipinski and a bachelor of science degree in bi- Magnotti, Priya Mahendra and Ganjaei, Serena Hou and Emily Hilari Puglese. Graduating high school se- way at Exit 116 in Holmdel. ological sciences, a master’s in Jessica Spar as the narrators. Hughes. The orchestra, conducted by niors have until Friday, April 11, The deadline for application environmental science and educa- Drew Mackasek is Joseph. Also, Natasha Idnani, Lucy Sharon Morrison and featuring to submit their applications and and essay submissions is 5 p.m. tion, and extensive experience Joseph’s brothers are played by Johnson, Samantha Kubek, Fred Czarnecki, includes students essays to qualify for a $2,500 on April 11. teaching pre-school and kinder- Jonathan Yen, William Savage, Joanna Lustig, Zoe Messinger, Katherine Lin, Danna Solomon, scholarship offered by the New Applications may be mailed or garten age groups. Registration Ryan Shtainhorn, Matthew Kim Potter, Trina Rennie, Katie Jennifer Wang, Vijay Ramani, Jeff Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memo- delivered to the NJVVM Schol- forms must be submitted by mail Konrad, Eric Racioppo, Yannai Ripp, Nicoletta Robinson, Julie Rauch, Jill Adler and Noah Berg. rial. arship Program, 1 Memorial to the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum, Gordon, David Keith, Max Elle Sammartino, Jennifer Mark Oppel directs and choreo- All applicants must submit a Lane, P.O. Box 648, Holmdel, 324 Forest Drive South, Short Gengos, Ross Linker, Dennis Yu Schechner, Elizabeth Sonshine, graphs. Tom Gasbarro is the pro- 250- to 300-word essay about his 07733. Hills. 07078. and Jason Tarre. Guidance coun- Erica Stern, Allison Stone, duction coordinator. Eighth or her visit to the New Jersey To obtain a scholarship appli- For more information or to selor John Rogers plays the roles Christina Tenore, Gavrielle Un- graders Sherin Khona and Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial, lo- cation form, call (732) 335-0033 obtain a registration packet, call of Jacob and Potiphar. Social stud- tracht, Isabella Veronesi, Alexan- Danielle Pan are production assis- cated off the Garden State Park- or visit www.njvvmf.org. the Arboretum ies teacher Ben Abeles is Pharoah. dra Weill and Christina Yousef. tants.

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With respect to longer-term rent condition. cles and for refurbishing some projects, he told the Committee He also requested laptop com- pieces of equipment to bring Town budget his biggest wish would be for a puters for patrol officers, to them into compliance with the Continued from Page A1 new communications and radio enable them to file reports and rating agency’s standards. ment heads over the course of system. The system—linking run checks while on the road. Boegershausen advised the the month and has plans to in- the police, fire, and public The chief also indicated the committee that since Roberts troduce a proposed budget on works departments, and the first department has a nearly-full has come on board, the two have May 6. Following public hear- aid squad—would include roster of 57 employees. A spe- met informally on several occa- ings, the budget can be adopted mobile radios, have encryption cial accident investigation unit sions in an effort to learn about as early as June 10. capabilities, and enable users to has been expanded, and he said each other and establish rapport. Once the municipal, school, identify callers within the the domestic violence team sets “We’re in the safety business,” and county budgets are known, system. the standard for other county noted the police chief. homeowners’ tax rates for 2003 The department has put to- teams. An emergency response The superintendent of the can be computed. gether a proposal for the project team continues to train regular- township’s department of public Saturday’s informal session and will be presenting it to the ly, he reported. works, Peter Gallitelli, brought enabled members of the com- Committee. With regard to crime, he in a budget request of $1.1 mil- mittee to evaluate the operations The chief also advised the noted motor vehicle thefts were lion, compared to last year’s of the township’s various de- Committee that a series of im- down to 66 incidents this year, amount of roughly $1 million. partments. provements have been made to compared with 89 last year and The snow budget will be Police chief Paul Boeger- the police building over the past other years as high as 159. Bur- $20,000 higher due to higher Photo courtesy of the United Way shausen brought in a request in four years. In the past year, a glaries were down to 58 inci- hourly rates paid to private con- AWARD RECIPIENT—Karl Becker (right), president of the his operating budget for nearly camera system was installed, dents this year, whereas in the tractors who plow the roads and United Way of Millburn-Short Hills, presents the organiza- $436,000, a $9,000 increase the in-house computer system 1980s, the figure was as high as the purchase of additional salt. tion’s Community Leader Award to W. MacDonald Snow over last year’s amount. The was updated, and the old firing 260, he said. The remaining $80,000 will be of Taylor Road. “Don Snow is emblematic of the sort of most significant increases in range within the building was He also noted the department needed for such items as roads, local volunteer leader without whom our community costs would come from replace- converted into a series of record, continues to take a proactive ap- sanitation and vehicle mainte- would be much less than it is,” Becker said. “In particu- ment vehicles in the motor pool storage and property rooms. proach to dealing with criminal nance. lar, his help on our Budget Allocations Committee has and training needs associated “The building is in real good activity, saying crime is down Gallitelli also put in his wish helped us serve the community effectively and with highly with such programs as emer- shape,” Boegershausen said in for the fifth straight year, nearly for a salt storage facility, some- selective efficiency.” gency response. summing up the building’s cur- one percent from 2001. thing he said the department has The township’s new fire chief, been trying to get for a number The legislation does stipulate the total budget next year. The big jump was in the need J. Michael Roberts, brought in a of years. He told the committee that any projects specified in a Litterman identified rising to accommodate the growing budget request of $475,000 for that currently, the township Budget particular referendum are to be personnel costs as contributing school population in terms of in- this year, a $23,000 increase sends the salt left over from Continued from Page A1 completed by the dollars raised to what she termed a difficult structional space, which in- over last year. Increased costs each winter to the county for facilities and interest on invest- through that bond issue, Zeglars- budget. New teachers have been creased by 51 percent, according are expected for training new re- storage, but the following year ments, Zeglarski explained. ki explained. The act passed in hired to accommodate a rise in to Litterman. cruits and for equipment and ap- the county remits only half the The figure of $54.2 million is 2000 was not made retroactive school enrollment and new con- “To better project future paratus needs. amount to the township. used for the purposes of comput- to the 1999 bond issue. It does tracts have been signed at higher needs, a new demographics In discussing long-term goals, That information drew out- ing the tax levy, he said. That not affect projects in bond refer- salaries to remain competitive study will be undertaken in the Roberts put increased training at rage from Committee member figure includes the costs of day- endums prior to 2000 and after with other districts. In addition, fall that will review the district’s the top of his wish list. He said Mary McNett, who said, “I find today operations plus capital 1997. health care costs have risen, she facilities, to maximize tax dol- with increased national, state it incredible that the county—to outlay, but does not include spe- Illustrating that number said. lars,” she said. and local concerns about home- whom we pay $36 million a cial revenue sources such as state crunching is a complex issue, land safety, his department is year—is charging us to store our aid, or debt service. According to the school representatives point- being called upon to meet more salt.” the 2003-04 school budget, the ed to the state’s annual School Grandcolas scholarship state mandates, which are often The department also seeks to total anticipated tax levy will be Report Card that identifies unfunded. renovate the town garage with $54.6 million, including the cost trends and lists test scores and information available He also said he is committed new offices for supervisors and of debt service. school finances among other to starting a drive to recruit vol- new lockers for employees, and Zeglarski said $5.5 million in factors. A cost per pupil of The family of Lauren Catuzzi vacious, energetic and a real free unteer firefighters, many of the effort to repave footpaths state aid the district is receiving $10,466 was listed in the report Grandcolas, including township spirit. She was always there for whom go on to become career and plant shrubs and trees in the for the 2002 bond referendum card for 2002-03 for the district. resident Dara Near, has estab- her friends and family with a professionals. Come May, parks will continue. means the schools have had to That figure does not include lished a $4,000 scholarship in sympathetic ear. From skydiving nearly all the 15 supervisory po- At the top of its list for equip- sell only $12.5 million in bonds, such costs as out-of-state special her memory. and deep sea diving to cooking sitions in the 47-person depart- ment is a new sanitation load not the total of $18.01 million. education tuition or transporta- The Lauren Catuzzi Grandco- and piano lessons, Lauren was ment will be filled, and the de- packer to replace an old one, a tion. He said for the 1999 bond refer- las Scholarship is offered to a always looking for a new chal- partment will seek to fill 30 fire- pan and tilt camera that can be “The state takes those items endum, the district is receiving senior girl at Millburn High lenge.” fighter positions. used in sewers, and a utility ve- out for purposes of comparison School who demonstrates the Near added, “Lauren felt $3 million in state grants and has The chief also wants all per- hicle that can accept a snow- to other districts,” Brodow said. ideals that were important to strongly about women’s health $1 million in unexpended funds sonnel to undergo training in de- blower attachment. Summit, for instance, does not Lauren, who on Sept. 11 was a and well being and, we feel, that are collecting interest. The contamination procedures in the The township engineer, Tom have in-district transportation, passenger aboard United Airlines would be happy to assist a young roughly $4 million will be used event of a large-scale chemical Watkinson, told the committee he explained. “We do it as a Flight 93. To be eligible, the stu- woman from Millburn in achiev- to fund boiler and heating and disaster, and he is seeking to up- that the $49,000 he is requesting courtesy,” he said. Yet, Summit dent must have exhibited acade- ing her goals.” ventilation projects at the high grade the department’s rating for his operating budget is simi- school and at Wyoming School is a comparable district to the mic achievement, commitment township and is used when to physical activities, involve- with an independent rating lar to last year’s, with a slight as well as other projects, he said. agency. In addition, he is asking increase for studies that must be “Taxpayers are paying on a making comparison analysis. ment in the community, and pos- Chamber offers the township to undertake reno- done. $12.5 million bond issue in pay- Brodow pointed to other cate- sess a strong sense of indepen- local gift checks vations to his department’s His capital plan for the next back,” Zeglarski said. “In terms gories in the report card that also dence. building, which was built in five years projects about $1 mil- of value, the 1999 bond issue is fall under the equalization for- Lisa Stern, a member of the The Chamber of Commerce, 1967. A new security system lion to be spent each year on $15.5 million.” mula. He stressed as well that Millburn High School Class of in partnership with PNC Bank was just installed, and needs drainage projects, curb replace- A new state law passed in July projected figures for future en- 2002, was the initial recipient of and Sovereign Bank, is continu- 2000 affected the 2002 bond ref- rollments and budgets are just the scholarship. ing the sale of Millburn-Short still exist for window replace- ments, and parking lot recon- erendum and changed the way that, projected. In any given An essay, peer recommenda- Hills gift checks. The gift ment and the addition of a cen- struction. schools seek funding for pro- month, the school population tion, and interview of finalists checks, which are in the form of tral climate control system. Among projects to be under- jects. Passage of the Educational can shift by 10 to 15 students will be required. Applications for a bank check, are available for Fire captain Edward Wade taken this year is the rehabilita- Facilities Construction and Fi- before the actual numbers are fi- those interested may be obtained purchase at PNC Bank, 170 presented the department’s cap- tion of Lot 4, behind School- nancing Act established assis- nalized in October. from the guidance office at Mill- Essex St., Sovereign Bank, 555 ital requests. Wade described house Plaza on Millburn tance of up to 40 percent in state The superintendent said the burn High School, and questions Millburn Ave., and at the Cham- how in-house mechanics per- Avenue. aid to districts in the form of school population rose an aver- should also be directed to that ber of Commerce office, 343 form preventative maintenance Committee members dis- grants. This district received 29 age of 5 to 7 percent a year since office at (973) 564-7130. Millburn Ave., Suite 303. and minor repairs on the depart- cussed with Watkinson the fea- percent, or $5.57 million in state 1989. State aid remained almost “Lauren was a young woman For more information, call the ment’s apparatus, resulting in sibility of replacing parking aid, for projects put out to bond flat for the past two years and who cared immensely about Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of savings for town. Requests were meters with a pay station last year. will offset less than 5 percent of others,” said Near. “She was vi- Commerce at (973) 379-1198. made for two new utility vehi- system.

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Page A14 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Art professor giving talk at town library The Friends of the Millburn dhism. Examples will be drawn pines, where she was first ex- Library will present a talk by Dr. from Chinese and Japanese posed to Asian art. del Alamo Elizabeth Valdez del Alamo, a paintings, along with a few com- earned her Ph.D. at Columbia member of the department of art parisons to the Western tradition University, and her publications and design at Montclair State in order to clarify the differences on medieval tombs and Spanish University, Thursday, April 10, at between eastern and Western ap- Romanesque sculpture have ap- 8 p.m. at the Millburn Free proaches to landscape. peared in the United States, Public Library. A specialist in the art of the Spain, France, and England. Valdez del Alamo will speak Middle Ages, del Alamo was Admission is free and refresh- on the topic “Man and Nature in born and raised in the Philip- ments will be served. Chinese and Japanese Art.” Her focus will be on landscape paint- Discount movie tickets available ing. The Millburn-Short Hills used anytime, including week- The audience will receive an Chamber of Commerce, in part- ends and holidays, after the first introduction to the materials and nership with Clearview Cinemas, 10 days of a picture’s general re- technique of ink brush painting continues to offer discounted ad- lease. They are valid for one year along with the philosophy under- mission movie tickets good at all through the month punched on lying the Asian landscape tradi- New Jersey Clearview Cinemas. the ticket. Some restrictions may tion, especially Taoism and Bud- Tickets cost $5.50 and can be apply.

Photo courtesy of Nancy Schumacher EXPLORING THE UNIVERSE—Third graders at Deerfield School experience a mobile planetarium brought to the school by the Newark Museum on March 25. The planetarium uses actual telescopic photos enlarged on the interior walls to teach about the galaxy and atmosphere, and the program coincided with a class unit on planets. In front of the plan- etarium is Jennifer Cullinan’s class. Chamber Web site offers online calendar As part of its Web site, the Mill- fered by chamber members. will be automatically removed burn-Short Hills Chamber of Township community service after the event takes place. Commerce maintains an online organizations are encouraged to Community service and calendar of events. submit information to the cham- school organizations are en- The calendar, which can be ac- ber for calendar posting. Listings couraged to send their listings cessed at www.millburncham- may include the name, date and via mail to the Millburn-Short ber.com, features chamber and time of an event and a brief de- Hills Chamber of Commerce, community events as well as spe- scription. Events can be posted up P.O. Box 651, Millburn, 07041, cial programs and promotions of- to three months in advance and fax to (973) 376-5678.

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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page B1 SPORTS Pitching key to MHS diamond hopes ERA) accounted for 13 of Mill- By Jim Connelly burn’s 21 wins a year ago. of The Item Senior left-hander Scott Smith It is easy to pinpoint what area (2-3, 4.03 ERA in 2002) is ex- concerns third-year Millburn pected to open the season as High School head varsity base- Millburn’s No. 1 starter. ball coach Chris Roof the most The remainder of pitching when discussing his team’s coach Frank Dasti’s mound prospects for the 2003 campaign. corps includes senior right-han- “I think and the kids will ders Yury Portugal (3-1, 3.50 agree,” Roof said, “that if we get ERA) and David Nathan, junior any kind of consistent, solid right-handers David Colin, Jon pitching we have the potential to Matzner and Greg Goldring, and be a good ballclub.” sophomore right-handers Joe The Millers, who are sched- Schulz, Patrick Mackessy and uled to open the season this af- Josh Kirson. ternoon with a 4 o’clock contest Millburn fans should expect at Passaic Valley, went 21-11 in their team to put up some im- 2002 and claimed the North pressive offensive numbers in Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 cham- 2002 according to Roof, the pionship. Millburn also placed 2002 Northern Hills Conference, second in the Northern Hills Skyline Division Coach of the Conference, Skyline Division at Year. 11-4 last spring. “From one to nine, this is the Roof’s concerns about the best hitting ballclub we have had Staff photo/Jim Connelly team’s pitching staff can be the last few years,” Roof said. traced to the graduation-related “On any given day, anyone can SOUTHPAW SWINGER—Freshman Justen Roth delivers a departures of staff ace, southpaw be the hero and carry us.” return in practice during his first singles challenge match Bryan Colin, and right-hander Millburn has a new starting against Miller teammate Jeff Schnell on March 27. Roth Bryan Zampino. Colin (9-2, 1.95 backstop in Matzner, who re- opens the season as the starter at first singles for new Mill- ERA) and Zampino (4-3, 2.61 places 2002 Skyline Division burn head coach Bill Wickenheisser. honorable mention recognition Staff photo/Jim Connelly selection Doug Petkanics (.333, ULTIMATE GOAL—Team captain Billy Davis (14), head coach 17 RBI) behind the plate. Chris Roof (24) and team captains Ben Seeley (3) and Doug No surprises here, MHS tennis “Matzner has a strong throwing Blacker (16) hold the 2002 North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 arm and blocks the ball well,” state championship trophy. The Millers, who are scheduled to Roof said. open the 2003 campaign this afternoon at Passaic Valley, team loaded from top to bottom Junior Chris Parcells (first hope to add the 2003 trophy to the team’s hardware collec- tion come this June. MILLER NOTES—Sopho- Millburn plays its traditional base), senior Billy Davis (second By Jim Connelly mores Ken Flax, Mark Berg and tough non-conference schedule base), senior Doug Blacker of The Item Jon Kepniss, while playing pri- with matches against Livingston, (shortstop) and Mackessy (third at the hot corner. MILLER NOTES—The marily on the junior varsity level, Westfield, Bayonne and Pingry. base) comprise Millburn’s start- Reserve infielders include home opener is scheduled for 4 Bill Wickenheisser must feel ing infield. senior utilityman Alex Moaba p.m. tomorrow against Madi- like he’s stumbled onto a pot of should see some occasional action The Millers’ Northern Hills Con- with the varsity according to ference, Skyline Division sched- Parcells, who put up some im- and Portugal. son. The Dodgers are coached gold. pressive numbers (.330, five Senior Ben Seeley (.360, 27 by 1964 Millburn graduate Bob Not that he is any stranger to Wickenheisser. ule features a pair of meetings Tirone remains with the pro- with Delbarton, considered the fa- homers, 29 RBI) when he was RBI), junior Michael Gonnello Chandler. the Millburn High School boys used primarily as the designated (.322, 12 RBI, nine stolen bases) Pairings for the first round of tennis program. Wickenheisser gram as the Millers’ junior varsity vorite to win the state Parochial A coach. crown this spring. hitter, becomes the everyday first and first-year starter Kirson hold Saturday’s Phil Krug Memorial previously served as the pro- sacker replacing Jordan Maleh down the starting outfield spots Tournament pit Millburn, the gram’s junior varsity coach for (.402, two homers, 29 RBI). from left to right field. host school, against Governor the past several years before Davis (.389, 11 RBI) and An opening in right field was Livingston at 1 p.m. and New being named to replace longtime Blacker (.276, 12 stolen bases) created when Lloyd Buckley Providence against defending coach Ed Tirone, who announced form Millburn’s double play elected to forego his senior champion Summit at 3:30 p.m. his retirement from teaching at combo. season. Buckley, who plans to The tournament concludes on the end of the 2001-02 school Newcomer Mackessy replaces study acting in college according Saturday, April 12, with the year. Jordan Hellman (.419, 20 RBI) to Roof, is attending an acting consolation game at 11 a.m. and Wickenheisser inherits a talent- course in New York City four the championship contest at 2 ed squad made even stronger by nights a week. p.m. the arrival of highly touted fresh- MHS baseball man Justen Roth. Millburn, 22-4 in 2002, features team schedule IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS THIS SUMMER! a formidable singles lineup led by April GRAND SLAM SOFTBALL CAMP Roth at first singles and senior Th-3 Passaic Valley A-4:00 For Girls 10 thru 14 captains Jeff Schnell and Andrew F-4 Madison H-4:00 Draznin at second and third sin- S-5 Gov. Livingston+ H-1:00 Coaching staff headed by Wendy Saladino, M-7 West Orange H-4:00 varsity coach at Millburn High School gles respectively. T-8 Caldwell H-4:00 Schnell, who won the starting W-9 Lakeland H-4:00 assignment at first singles after the F-11 Delbarton A-4:00 Four Sessions: July 7-11; July 14-18; July S-12 Phil Krug Tourn. H-TBA 21-25; July 28-Aug. 1 graduation of 2001 state singles M-14 Wayne Valley H-4:00 champion Reed Hagmann, pre- T-15 Orange A-4:00 Time: 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. vailed in 21 of 25 matches in M-21 St. Benedict’s H-4:00 W-23 West Milford H-4:00 Place: Glenwood School, 2002. Draznin won 22 of 26 Th-24 Cedar Grove A-4:00 325 Taylor Road South, Short Hills, NJ matches at second singles last F-25 Newark West Side A-4:00 spring. M-28 Passaic Valley H-4:00 Cost: $150 per session T-29 Livingston H-4:00 ($75 off if you sign up for three or more sessions) “We have a lot of depth and W-30 West Orange A-4:00 once we work out the kinks and May Contact: Fred McMane, camp director, jell as a team, we should have an- F-2 Lakeland A-4:00 973-762-4191 or [email protected] other successful season,” Wicken- M-5 Delbarton H-4:00 W-7 Wayne Valley A-4:00 E18281-01 heisser said. F-9 Orange H-4:00 Not to be overlooked is a strong M-12 Jonathan Dayton# A-4:00 doubles corps led by the likes of W-14 West Milford A-4:00 Staff photo/Jim Connelly F-16 Newark West Side H-4:00 seniors Brian Roth and Gur ON THE BACKHAND—Miller senior Jeff Schnell strokes a T-20 Pingry A-4:00 Yilmaz, juniors Max Tsien and W-21 Seton Hall Prep A:4:00 backhand return in the opening set of his first singles chal- Jon Kubek, and freshman Brian +: Phil Krug Tournament. lenge match against Justen Roth on March 27. Schnell an- Nalitt. #: Yogi Berra Stadium, Montclair chors the second singles position. State. Two from among that group will fill the void at first doubles caused by the graduation-related departures of Matt Berg and Andrew Mackessy. Berg and Mackessy won 21 of 28 matches in 2002 and advanced to the semi- finals of the state doubles tourna- ment for the second consecutive season. Millburn boys tennis schedule Are You April W-2 Livingston# A-4:00 Th-3 Westfield H-4:00 READYFor Some F-4 Lakeland# H-4:00 M-7 Delbarton# A-4:00 T-8 Bayonne H-4:00 W-9 Wayne Valley# H-4:00 Th-10 West Side# A-4:00 F-11 Orange# A-4:00 Baseball? T-15 Pingry# A-4:00 W-23 Passaic Valley# A-4:00 F-25 West Orange# H-4:00 S-26 Delbarton Invit. A-TBA Su-27 Delbarton Invit. A-TBA MILLBURN VARSITY BASEBALL M-28 Lakeland# A-4:00 T-29 Essex Tourn.$ A-TBA HOME OPENERS ARE THIS WEEK W-30 Delbarton# H-4:00 May F-2 Wayne Valley# A-4:00 Madison High School S-3 Newark Aca. Trn. A-TBA Su-4 Newark Aca. Trn. 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Page B2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Play Ball! Little League begins 2003 campaign Ray Buckley, Dan Feldman innings of work in the Majors and three base hits from David the Devil Rays. Diamondbacks. Justin Rothberg Kazeem went 2-for-2 with three and Don Aurnhammer tossed a North contest. Aurnhammer Hamilton. Brian Emposimato banged delivered a line drive single for runs scored to propel the Rock- combined shutout Saturday struck out the side in the sixth to Alexa Maldonado doubled, out two hits and Chris Nicola the Diamondbacks. ies past the Tides 12-0. morning to lead the Hawks past preserve the scoreless effort. homered and drove in three runs pitched three scoreless innings Zachary Berkowitz fanned Katie Contess contributed a the Sparrows 7-0 on the opening Matt Binder and Matt Tannen- in the Blue Jays’ 8-2 rout of the in the Marlins’ 14-2 rout of the five in two innings and Tosin base hit for the Tides. day of the 2003 Millburn-Short baum each banged out doubles to Orioles on Saturday. Maldona- Hills Little League season at lead the Hawks’ offense. do (one inning) and teammate Gero Park. The Sparrows received solid Alex Hertz combined to toss Buckley fanned four in three pitching from Aaron Silverstein four innings of scoreless ball. Kyle Roth allowed no earned runs in three innings of solid pitching. Oriole teammate Adam Talpalar doubled in both of his team’s runs. Ben Rizzo doubled twice and drove in two runs to back Philip Nakagami’s three innings of scoreless pitching, sparking the Cardinals to a 9-2 defeat of the Falcons. James Sedgwick pitched two scoreless innings and Eric Landau rapped out two doubles in a losing cause. Dominic Dasti delivered the game-winning hit in the Eagles’ 9-5 defeat of the Ravens in extra innings. The Eagles’ Danny Kirschner and the Ravens’ Jordan Mark each homered with a man aboard. Pitcher William Spelman provided the Ravens with three solid innings of work. Major League South Alex Berkenkamp and Matt Seidmon combined to drive in five runs Saturday morning to lead the Redbirds to a season- opening 12-10 defeat of the Devil Rays. Berkenkamp tripled and Seidmon went 2-for- Staff photo/Jim Connelly Staff photo/Jim Connelly 2 for the victors. SAFE AT SECOND—Lex Blum (6) of the Sparrows slides into second base in the second TIME-HONORED TRADITION—Mayor Thomas C. McDermott Sam Godsey and Brian inning of Saturday’s Majors North opener against the Hawks. Covering on the play is Hawks’ delivers the ceremonial first pitch Saturday morning prior to Robinson each walked four shortstop Dan Feldman. The Hawks blanked the Sparrows 7-0. the Millburn-Short Hills Little League season opener between times and scored two runs for the Hawks and Sparrows at Gero Park.

Question……… Millburn Soccer Club • What can I do about my breast size? • What can I do about the size of my tummy, hips and weekend roundup thighs? • What can I do about the shape I am in? Emily Butcher and Tanya Rangers received stellar defen- Answer………. Sood each scored a goal Satur- sive play from Simon Greene, day to help the Millburn Soccer Adam Gaasvik, Aaron Silver- The Peer Group Club’s Red Hots post a season- stein and Sam Waters. opening 2-2 tie with the Player Sam Brody scored a goal in Plastic Surgery Center Development Academy Tsuna- the Millburn Victory’s 2-1 loss to ______mi. The Red Hots also received the Piscataway Extreme. Mid- J.J. Keyser, M.D. R.R. Hawrylo, M.D. strong play from Erica Leh, fielder Hayes McGinley turned Hannah Flaum and Brianna Sira- in a solid effort in a losing cause. D.J. Lange, M.D. cuse. Colin Siracuse, who played goal I. Starker, M.D. F.G. Colón, M.D. Amanda Flugstad Clarke’s hat in the second half for the Victory, ______trick propelled the Millburn held Piscataway scoreless. Cordially invites you to attend our Pythons to a season-opening 3-2 Benjamin Wormser scored defeat of the Edison United three goals in the second half, Spring Presentation highlighting Power on Saturday. Haley Dis- leading the Millburn Thunder to tler, Hallie Pickard, Allison Hal- a 4-2 defeat of the Cranford Lib- The Shape You’re In pren, Jenny Sorin and Martha erty. Stephen Near weaved past on Meguerian also contributed to three Cranford defenders to tie the Pythons’ offensive attack. the match at one in the first half. Thursday, April 10, 2003 at 6:30 P.M. 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GRACIOUS CH COLONIAL Built in the 1970’s on a park like property, beautiful architectural details, deep setting 2/3 acre. Private level lot, circular driveway, amidst a pleasing mix of specimen plantings & mature trees. This approx. 4,000 sq. ft. Colonial serves up a lifestyle that is unmistakably Short Hills. 6BR, 4.5BA home of distinction uniquely designed for quality living. Walking distance to town and transporta- tion. $1,395,000

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CHARMING, CLASSIC, CONVENIENT Walk to train, shopping and schools from this five bedroom, three full and two half bath center hall Colonial. Wood burning fire- places in living room and master bedroom, high ceilings, beauti- ful moldings and gracious staircase. Offered at $950,000.

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Stunning 3BR, 3.5BA Ranch, nanny BR/BA, new EIK, Rec RM, lower level large FR w/built-ins/sliders to patio, hardwood parquet floors, manicured grounds, lovely 1/2 acre, details abound. Walk to Deerfield School. $1,095,000

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EXTREMELY SPACIOUS...... four bedroom, three full and one half bath brick front home in Millburn with beautiful family room and fireplace. Freshly paint- ed in and out, hardwood floors, large level yard. 9-01 3 Offered at $649,000. E182

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Page B4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Register through Short Hills Summit offers Par-3 course memberships OPEN HOUSE A limited number of Summit 11:30 a.m. to collect the neces- trait of the face is also required. May 1 for golf SUNDAY, APRIL 6th Par-3 Golf Course memberships sary information. Two proofs of The Summit Par-3 membership 1 to 4pm are being offered by the Summit current Millburn Township resi- fee is $100. league campaign 274B Old Short Hills Road Recreation Department to town- dence are required for all appli- Millburn Municipal Par-3 golf Registration for women inter- ship residents (21 and older) who cants. Golfers should bring a cur- course membership applications ested in participating in the Mill- are current or anticipated 2003 rent electric, gas or phone bill should be submitted to Millburn burn Ladies’ Golf League at the Millburn Municipal Par-3 Golf (renters may submit a copy of Town Hall for processing. If the municipal Par-3 Golf Course in Course members. lease) along with a second proof application has not been submit- Gero Park is being accepted A lottery will be held on Sat- of residency, such as a driver’s li- ted for 2003 as of the lottery through Monday, May 1. urday, April 12, at noon, at Bauer cense or credit card statement. date, that application can be Opening day is scheduled for Community Center in Taylor A color photo—passport qual- brought to the lottery on April 12 Monday, May 8 at 9 a.m. Re- Park to disperse these member- ity—one-inch high by an inch (as proof of anticipated 2003 freshments will be served, and ships. The building will open at and a quarter wide close up por- Millburn Par-3 golf membership) plans for the golf season will be for submission to Millburn Town announced. Item sports editor Jim Connelly Hall for processing. For addi- Applications may be obtained can be reached via e-mail at tional information, call the recre- at the Millburn Recreation De- Private 2.7 acres, custom 10,000 sq. ft. estate. Set on the only ation department at (973) 564- partment’s Town Hall office, 375 privately owned parcel in Old Short Hills Park. Luxurious living with [email protected] tennis court and pool. Beautiful gardens and endless amenities. 7097. Millburn Ave. Recently updated. Reduced to sell! $4,499,000

Visit Peter J. Maneri at our Open House this Sunday or contact him for a private tour. Directions: Old Short Hills Road to entrance of Old Short Hills Park, stay left to private drive. -01 3 Gloria Nilson GMAC Real Estate 732-946-3200 ext. 114 office • 732-944-3820 pager W96088

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DISTINCTIVE DEBUT LOCATION...LOCATION...LOCATION CONVENIENTLY LOCATED . . . . 3 We are pleased to introduce this stunning 11 room Colonial Exquisite Colonial home set on over /4 acre in the heart of Old On a large parcel within walking distance to town, train, home located in prestigious Old Short Hills. Highlights include Short Hills invites you to enjoy a wonderful lifestyle with its a new gourmet kitchen, family room with soaring stone fire- lovely grounds and beautiful living areas. It features a glistening bus, schools & park... discover your dream home with a place and French doors to your private terrace. It offers five sunroom, spacious eat-in-kitchen and warm family room with little bit of imagination! 3 Bedrooms, Living Room bedrooms, three full and two half baths and beautiful architec- great built-ins. Offering 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths w/fireplace & more! Offered at $449,000. Call Kathleen tural details. Just listed at $1,895,000. including a possible au pair suite. Introduced at $1,399,000. Kelleher Res: 973-761-0696. E18259-01

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VINTAGE COLONIAL ENCHANTING COLONIAL Beautifully set on over a half acre in Short Hills this circa 1757 Call to preview this lovely English Colonial located in the 10-room farmhouse is the perfect setting for your treasured desirable Glenwood section of Short Hills. This warm home antiques. Highlights include a charming front porch, magnifi- offers you a gracious living room with stone fireplace, up- cent stone fireplace and large eat-in-kitchen with wide planked dated eat-in-kitchen, and beautiful architectural detailing. It 1 flooring. It offers you 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bath and a perfect set- provides 4 bedrooms, 2 /2 baths and is close to town and trans- ting for summer entertaining. Presented at $1,100,000. portation. Introduced at $699,900.

431 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE • SUMMIT NEW LISTING...BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE SETTING Custom 10 room comtemporary surrounded by 908-277-1398 lush landscaping designed by Henry Reid. 5 Visit us at www.lsrfinehomes.com E18196-01 BRS, 6.5 baths. Master suite on 1st level with private deck. Great room with 2 story marble Take a virtual tour! fireplace. Custom built-ins throughout. Circle drive. 4 car garage. Offered at $1,799,000.

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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page B5 Track teams boast veteran core ern Hills Conference, Skyline na Peralta (jumps), Jessica By Jim Connelly Division record in 2002. Perkins (throws) and Jennifer of The Item “We have about 80 boys out Ting (throws). Jeff Kaye and Andrea Hartle right now, possibly the largest the Iris Priddy (jumps, sprints), have similar views when stating team has ever been,” Kaye said. Elizabeth Seigle (distance), Sarah their goals for Millburn High Twelve letter winners return Shewmaker (distance), Lauren School’s varsity track teams. from the 2002 squad. Tseng (jumps, hurdles, sprints) Kaye, head coach of the Mill- Returning seniors are Peter and Tina Wong (jumps, hurdles, burn boys team, and Hartle, the Bariso (jumps), Brendan Barrett sprints) are the returning junior first-year head coach of Mill- (sprints, jumps), Alex Emposi- letter winners. Sophomore dis- burn’s girls team, both are look- mato (jumps), John Park tance runner Jamie Drucker also ing for their respective squads (throws) and Dash Parsons lettered in 2002. to better last season’s showings (jumps). Mounger is the 2003 team cap- in the 2003 campaign, which Also, Ben Budish (throws), tain. Event captains are Shew- begins this afternoon with a Greg Korb (jumps), Andrew maker and Seigle (distance), and Photo courtesy of Laura Berkowitz home meet against West Mangano (sprints, hurdles), Ting (throws). Mark Mangano (sprints), Jorge LEADERSHIP ON THE LINKS—Stephen Salantrie (left), Doug Britton (second from left), John Orange. Santana (distance) and Joe Song Berkowitz and Matt Rotella (fourth and fifth from left) are serving as captains of the 2003 Mill- “We lost some key seniors (sprints, jumps, hurdles). Millburn girls burn boys golf team. Also pictured are assistant coach Keith Neigel (third from left) and head but the rest of the team is ma- Sophomore distance runner coach Bob Manley (far right). turing and we’re looking to im- track schedule Max Geller is the team’s other prove upon our record and April championship meet finishes,” returning letter winner. Th-3 West Orange H-4:00 Kaye said. Millburn went 5-4 Kaye is also looking to re- M-7 Orange, Talent abounds on MHS golf team overall and posted a 5-3 North- ceive contributions from the West Side H-4:00 Th-10 Mount St. Dominic, Michael Reilly, Andrew Rockoff strong, but Caldwell (the 2002 likes of seniors Dan Oliner Passaic Valley H-4:00 By Jim Connelly and Logan Molnar. Juniors Case Southern Division runner-up with Millburn boys (sprints), Brett Peskin (distance) S-12 Summit Relays A-9:00 of The Item Marcantonio, Brian Luftig, Devin a 9-2-1 record) as well as Madison and Cyron Soriano (jumps), ju- M-14 West Milford A-4:00 niors Dan Gordon (distance), S-26 Millburn Relays H-9:00 Head coach Bob Manley has Shendell, Stephen Pack and Aman expect to have extremely formida- track schedule M-28 Wayne Valley A-4:00 Jake Greenblatt (distance), plenty of reasons to believe the Seth “look to make some very ble teams. April May Andy Guadagno (sprints, Th-1 Lakeland H-4:00 Millburn High School varsity positive contributions as well,” “Our goals as always are to Th-3 West Orange H-4:00 jumps, hurdles) and Andrew F-2 Essex Relays# A-TBA boys golf team will once again be Manley said. finish high in the conference as we M-7 Orange, West Side H-4:00 Zalk (throws), and sophomores S-3 Bernards Invit. A-TBA in the chase for conference and Team newcomers are junior have for the past seven years, F-9 NHC meet$ A-4:00 Th-10 Delbarton, Brett Pearsall (sprints), Marc county honors in the 2003 cam- Rex Riley, sophomore Robert finish in the top three in the Essex Passaic Valley H-4:00 S-10 NHC meet$ A-9:00 Plotkin (sprints) and Greg F-16 Essex meet% A-TBA paign. Lurie and freshman Jared Stone. County Tournament and once S-12 Summit Relays A-9:00 M-14 West Milford A-4:00 Schvey (jumps). S-17 Essex meet% A-TBA Three of those reasons are se- “These three have shown great again make the state regions tour- F-23 Section meet! A-TBA S-26 Millburn Relays H-9:00 Barrett and Parsons are the niors Doug Britton and juniors promise and potential in the pre- nament.” M-28 Wayne Valley A-4:00 S-24 Section meet! A-TBA team’s captains. Event captains #: at Livingston. John Berkowitz and Stephen season, and strong participation is MILLER NOTES—Brian May are Peskin (distance) and Park $: at Wayne Valley. Salantrie, members of the 2002 expected from them,” according to Goodwin and Matt Howell, who Th-1 Lakeland H-4:00 F-2 Essex Relays# A-TBA (throws). %: at Woodman Field, Montclair. Northern Hills Conference, Manley. earned Northern Hills, Southern !: at Mount Olive. S-3 Bernards Invit. A-TBA The Miller girls team, 3-6 over- Southern Division first team. “We face some very tough com- Division honorable mention in F-9 NHC meet$ A-4:00 all and 3-5 in Skyline Division in Also back in the fold for Mill- petition this year, especially in the 2002, were lost to graduation S-10 NHC meet$ A-9:00 F-16 Essex meet% A-TBA 2002, welcomes back 12 letter Item sports editor burn, which went 16-4 overall and conference,” Manley said. “As along with Rich Lee, Greg Mc- S-17 Essex meet% A-TBA winners. Jim Connelly finished third in the Southern Di- usual, Delbarton (the 2002 South- Broom and Jon Guissari. F-23 Section meet! A-TBA Returning senior letter winners vision with a 9-3 record last ern Division champion with a 10- Rotella, a team captain in 2002 S-24 Section meet! A-TBA can be reached are Rachel Eschenbach (throws), spring, are seniors Matt Rotella, 1-1 record) is going to be very along with Goodwin and Howell, #: at Livingston. via e-mail at is captaining the 2003 squad with $: at Wayne Valley. Lisa Kirsch (throws), Keri [email protected] %: at Woodman Field, Montclair. Mounger (sprints, jumps), Christi- 2003 Millburn boys golf schedule Britton, Berkowitz and Salantrie. !: at Mount Olive. April T-13 West Side& H-3:30 Th-3 Parsippany# H-3:30 W-14 Montclair! A-3:30 M-7 Montville@ A-3:30 Th-15 Montville# H-3:30 YOUR T-8 Caldwell# H-3:30 M-19 Verona! A:3:30 W-9 Bishop Francis# H-3:30 T-20 Verona# H-3:30 REALTOR Th-10 Madison& H-3:30 W-21 New Providence** A-3:30 M-14 West Orange# H-3:30 Th-22 Livingston& H-3:30 T-15 Bishop Francis* A-3:30 W-28 NHC Tourn. A-TBA SOURCE W-16 West Side& H-3:30 #: Canoe Brook Country Club. M-28 West Orange% A-3:30 A Convenient Guide to Locating Your @: Rockaway River Country Club. T-29 Delbarton# H-3:30 Ideal Real Estate Professional W-30 Parsippany+ A-3:30 &: Maplewood Country Club. May %: Crestmont Country Club. Th-1 Montclair& H-3:30 +: The Knoll. M-5 Essex Tourn.* A-8:00 *: East Orange Golf Course. T-6 Delbarton++ A-3:30 ++: Somerset Hills Country Club. W-7 Madison# H-3:30 =: Mountain Ridge Country Club. Th-8 Caldwell= A-3:30 !: Montclair Country Club. M-12 NJSIAA Tourn. A-TBA **: Ash Brook Golf Course SHORT HILLS Karen Eastman Bigos OLD SHORT HILLS-HISTORIC DISTRICT MHS girls golf team out ESTATE-LIKE PROPERTY IN GLENWOOD Daniel Cannizzo Prestigious location & just under an acre of No Team Works Harder to avoid sophomore jinx land make this gracious center hall colonial Than Karen & Daniel hard on their game since the first the perfect home. All new windows, new By Jim Connelly practice on March 7,” Valentine roof, circular driveway w/1st flr garage, Sales for 2003 already of The Item HARDING TOWNSHIP said. “The Millers will be lead by huge family rm addition leads to amazing over $23,000,000. Nancy Gutman, Marcy Levitan, A “combination of experience yard w/patio & gazebo. New EIK, butler’s 973-376-4543 Karen ALEXANDER REALTORS and enthusiasm” is something Sarah Seidman and Anne pantry off formal DR & great expansion Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 O’Leary. Millburn High School girls golf possibilities for a master suite. $1,999,000. 973-376-2465 Daniel 973-292-2700 coach Joe Valentine hopes are the MILLER NOTES—Valen- www.alexanderrealtors.com ingredients for a successful cam- tine’s squad lost its top player, [email protected] Serving Somerset & Morris Counties paign this spring. Samantha Harrison, a two-time [email protected] Millburn welcomes back five New Jersey State Interscholastic Go to www.karenbigos.com MILLBURN Athletic Association Tournament letter winners from the 2002 Call us for floorplans or details to see more color photos of Champions participant, to grad- squad, which compiled an 11-2 on viewing the Virtual Tour 973-376-5200 REMAX VILLAGE record in its first season of varsity uation. SQUARE competition. Canoe Brook Country Club and SHORT HILLS OFFICE 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills Maplewood Country Club are 545 Millburn Avenue Returning letter winners are se- 973-467-8522 niors Nancy Gutman and Briana serving as Millburn’s home cours-

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Page B6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Rotary District 7470 Town yard takes bulky waste items A variety of bulky waste items ic devices, small appliances, can be dropped off at the town- paint cans (must be empty or offering scholarships ship’s public works yard. dry), clothing, metal storage Rotary District 7470 (Essex, Also being offered on a world- Among the materials accepted sheds and tires. Morris, Sussex and Warren coun- wide basis are Rotary Peace are: indoor and outdoor furni- Residents using private or ties plus Bernardsville) announces Scholarships to pursue a two- ture, outdoor play equipment commercial cars or pick up the availability of Ambassadorial year master’s level degree pro- (concrete must be removed), trucks for drop off must firm Scholarships for the 2004-05 aca- gram at one of seven Rotary toys, screens, screen doors, win- obtain a dumping permit from demic year for study abroad in Centers For International Studies dows, rugs, mattresses, box the public works office at 345 more than 160 countries. from 2004-06. springs, television sets, electron- Essex St. Scholarships available are one For further information and full year academic award (up to application forms, contact 573776 $25,000) and one three-month George Kaiser at (973) 383-5817 Health & Beauty cultural award for intensive lan- or Allan Doane at (973) 263- guage study (up to $12,000). 0334. Looking for Relief from Aching Feet? Find out how Comfortable a Shoe Can Be! Advertising Section 85% of the problems associated with foot KITCHEN CABINETS pain are a result of improperly fitted shoes ROOFING SUGG. 572116-01 40% to 60% OFF RETL. Find the world’s most comfortable shoes www.carlsonbrothers.com • CUSTOM at Foot Solutions OPEN Exercise Classes • State-of-the-art Computerized Foot Scan CAPE COD $2500 • STOCK TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 10-5 PM • Custom Foot Solution Insoles • WOOD THURS. 10-9 PM • Comfort Footwear 2a-6a, Sizes 5-18 BI-LEVEL $2700 ® CLOSED SUN. & MON. ® • FORMICA Callanetics Classes • Sandals, Athletic, Dress, Work Boots & Casualwear Celebrate SPLIT LEVEL $2900 are helping women in 492 Bloomfield Ave. Caldwell, NJ $100 Off with ad the following locations 973-226-1300 Life’s Let’s face it...certain parts of a woman’s www.footsolutions.com/caldwell Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 11am-4pm

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Thursday, April 3, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page B7 Openings exist in recreation summer camps The Millburn Recreation De- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. who do not turn 10 on or before special event days, day trips, arts partment has openings in its The Hartshorn Mini Day Oct. 1, 2003. and crafts, sports activities and summer camp programs. Camp features two, three-week The TGIS Day Camp at Gero swimming at the municipal pool The Hartshorn School Mini- sessions—June 30 to July 17 and Park is open to township resi- (all camps except the Mini-Day Day Camp meets Monday July 21 to Aug. 7. The Play- dents who are 10 years old by Camp). through Thursday from 9 a.m. to ground, Deerfield and TGIS Oct. 1, 2003, and are not 14 For further information re- noon, the Taylor Park Summer camps run from June 30 to July years old on or before Oct. 1, garding registration or camp ac- Playground Camps are offered in 18 and July 21 to Aug. 8. 2003. tivities, contact the recreation de- two sessions—Monday through The Mini-Camp is open to Each of the camps will have partment at (973) 564-7097. Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and a township residents who are 4 full day session is held weekdays years old by Oct. 1, 2003, and from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. who do not turn 6 on or before The Deerfield Day Camp Oct. 1, 2003. Item editor Eveline Speedie meets Monday through Friday The Taylor Park Playground can be reached via e-mail at from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The and Deerfield camps are for [email protected] TGIS Day Camp meets at Gero township residents who are 6 Park Monday through Friday years old by Oct. 1, 2003 and

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Page B8 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 IRS establishes volunteer tax assistance sites Web site lists information Free tax help is as near as a grams we are able to offer free tax tance, many VITA and TCE sites TCE site: community center or local library preparation assistance to individ- offer e-filing. Individuals taking Form W-2, Wage and Tax about local United Way for thousands of New Jersey resi- uals who may find it difficult to advantage of the e-file program Statements, from each employer; United Way of Millburn- Way provides residents the oppor- dents this year, the Internal Rev- pay for tax preparation services,” will receive their refunds in half Forms 1099, for such things as Short Hills has announced that tunity to make a single contribu- enue Service (IRS) announced. said Charlotte Wiley, territory the time compared to returns filed interest or dividends; its new Web site is up and run- tion combined with professionally Nearly 150 sites of the IRS Vol- manager for IRS Stakeholder on paper—even faster when they A list of income and expenses; ning, filled with information for planned fund distribution. unteer Income Tax Assistance Partnerships and Communication. take advantage of direct deposit A copy of last year’s tax return; local residents about several Although not all local chari- (VITA) Program or the Tax Coun- “Our volunteers are the heart of of the refund. A faster refund is and local charities. table groups are included in seling for the Elderly (TCE) Pro- the program and many have been not the only advantage of using e- All other information pertinent In addition to explaining how United Way’s roster of local gram provide free basic income helping for years. They enjoy the file. Electronically-filed returns to this year’s tax return. United Way functions within charities (some charities prefer tax return preparation to individu- challenges of tax preparation and are more accurate, and e-filers re- Visit the IRS Web Site at the community, the new site to make multiple appeals inde- als with low to moderate incomes, they’re dedicated to helping in ceive an acknowledgment from www.irs.gov to learn more about lists and describes the services pendently), the bulk of recog- individuals with disabilities, non- their communities,” Wiley said. the IRS that it has received the the IRS volunteer assistance pro- of more than 20 organizations nized local charities are on the English speaking taxpayers, and The volunteers who provide return. grams. funded by Millburn-Short Hills United Way list of approved or- the elderly. In addition to free tax this valuable service receive train- Taxpayers wanting to take ad- To obtain the location, dates, residents through the local ganizations. return preparation assistance, ing provided by IRS employees vantage of these volunteer assis- and hours of the volunteer site United Way. The site, www.unitedway- some sites also offer free elec- and other tax professionals. tance programs should bring the closest to you, call the IRS toll- An outgrowth of the former ofmillburn.org, also describes tronic filing (e-filing). In addition to offering free following information with free help line at (800) 829- Community Chest of Millburn how to contribute and where to “Through these volunteer pro- income tax preparation assis- them when they visit a VITA or 1040. and Short Hills, the local United go to volunteer.

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MOVING SALE Antiques, Real Estate FUTON-w/6" pad, new in Home/Estate Sales EAST ORANGE MONTCLAIR Lrg 1br W. ORANGE-Mod 5 rm bi- Montclair: 2 lg rms & bath VERONA - brick & Stone furn, chandeliers, carpets, MONTCLAIR box. Cost $450, sell $150. Harriet Greenholtz For Rent 1st flr, 5 rms, 2/3 brs w/study in small brick build- level loft, $1425+ utils, nr on priv flr $875 all util/w/d, Colonial. Lrg rms, lots of mirrors etc. For appt call Sunny 3BR, 7 Rm apt. Can deliver,201-791-9640. TAG SALE UNLIMITED $1000 inc HHW. Realtor Old world charm, ing. High ceilings, Eik, mod- schl/transp. 973-669-1169 cable, pool (973)655-0789 charm, 4br, 2½ bth, dead Mr. Garger at 212-318- 973-467-2417 973-743-2306. brand new Kitch & Ba. ern bath, bright & sunny, end St, $494,000. Open 7227/646-591-9673 GYM MEMBERSHIPS (2) bsm’t, laundry, pkg. Walk Best Selection in town & Montclair-furn or not, quiet. House Sun 1-4pm. 17 Platinum Fitness. Good Beautiful wood flrs. Pvt cooking.pvt/ share bth. MONTCLAIR: Sat 4/5, Close to train & bus. to trans, incl heat & hot Lowest Fees For Tenants! Wilton Ter. 973-809-5170. Selling Antiques in need of Price! (973)744-9784 GLEN RIDGE: 4BR Nr bus/stores, lndry, pkng 63 Mission St. 50 years ac Sparkling! $1850/mo. H20. $1400. Avl 5/1. Call MONTCLAIR/VICINITY some restoration. Oak duplex, 1.5BA, updated, avail, Many units, $550- ûLexington Lynn Hollynû cumulation. Antiques, col- Burgdorff ERA 973-783-9364 server late 1800’s pine FDR, EIK, walk to stores, $585+sec. 973-994-7373 Lots & Land For Sale 2435 designer BR set, antique lectibles & furniture. 9a-4p Montclair Office *MONTCLAIR * * dresser, men’s armoire, NY bus. Avail 4/1. $1750 MONTCLAIR lrg modern English Bank chrs Sell as pine finish; Qn size poster +util. Prudential Zinn 973-783-2085 Victorian charm & com- The Georgian Inn Hotel WENDY SANDS or call Sandra at 2BR, Exc location, prkng Pocono 3/4 acre lot in year bed,pillow top, Sealy Associates REALTORS muters dream! Fresh pntd Rooms & Suites: Private package. 973-783-9737 Estate & Content Sales on premises 973-746-2729 round community, heated posturepedic mattress Indep Owned Oper. 973-509-3010 2BR, close to train, incl Bath, Maid & Linen Serv. 973-467-8175 EQUAL HOUSING pool, lake, horse back rid- Computers 1320 dresser, lingerie chest, 973-744-5544 x400 Montclair- New Lux 1BR, h/hw, 1 car off-st pkg. Daily, Wkly, Mnthly Rates ing, tennis, etc. Adult etagere, washstand $3000 OPPORTUNITY MONTCLAIR-146 Walnut $1,200/mo. (973)746-7156 8:30-2:30 St Renov 2br, hhw, 3 blks w/terrace, cen a/c, parking, lounge, fam activities. 973-509-1674 pictures avl. SANDRA All real estate advertising in this newspaper GLEN RIDGE - Huge, new- w/d, av.5/1 (973)744-7090 $14,000. 973-450-0323. Apple iBook G3, 384MB, is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of to ny train, exc credit req’d UPPER MONTCLAIR OS 10.2.4, 1½ yr on 3 yr Mahogany Buffet, twin ly renov’d 2BR apt w/ Vic- Commuter’s Dream - Owner financing. KONNER 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to torian charm. EIK, dining $1150 (973)746-3447 9-6 MONTCLAIR - NY style , Real Estate wrrnty, case & mouse. Like beds, painted chest, vin- advertise "any preference, limitation, or 1BR apt in lovely old Vic. nook, walk-in closet, laun- Montclair-1BR, Charming 1st flr, 5 lrg rms, 2BR, high For Sale new, $850. 973-748-9707 tage lawyers cabinet Sofa discrimination based on race, color, ceils, pets ok. Free W/D in home across from NYC Real Estate Service 2460 bed. (973)744-9333 HOUSE religion, sex, handicap, familial status or dry, storage, yard, parking. Vic hse, lrg LR w/fplc, train & Watchung Ctr. Comp. & Photo Equip Walk to direct NYC transp. bsmt. 973-509-2222 x 107 national origin, or an intention to make any hrdwd flrs, new kit. Prime 1 pkg space-owner pays MAC, Power PC, OS $1490 +utils. RE/MAX Village Sq Rltrs A guaranteed offer on your Mattress Set-qn pillowtop, SALES such preference, limitation or dis- loc. $1195/mo inclds all util. This is location! 8.5.1, blt in CD rom dr, zip new in bags, sell $295. 973-227-3100 crimination." Call 908-285-1552. Homes for Sale 2400 home within 24 hours! utils,lndry extra. Immed MONTCLAIR - Spotless $1,550/mo. Call 973-486-1693 dr, fax mod, st. speakers Can deliver201-791-0198 This newspaper will not knowingly accept occup. 973-989-8875. & lots of software. any advertisement for real estate which is in large 2BR, deck, garage, $0 DOWN HOMES short walk to downtown & GLEN RIDGE MAC, powerBook 1400C, Mattress Set-qnsize, plush, violation of the law. Our readers are hereby MONTCLAIR-2 apts (2BR Gov’t& Bank Foreclosures! Mac Evoy jitney bus. Avail immed. 4BR CH Col. w/fpl, FR, cd rom dr, fl dr, fax new in bags. Cost $600, informed that all dwellings advertised in this & 1BR) in priv. home, Low or $0 down! OK Credit Real Estate modem, & OS 9.1 sell $175. 201-791-2049 newspaper are available on an equal $1700 H/HW incl. FDR w/chair rail, EIK, 1-800-501-1777 Ext 5155 opportunity basis. To complain of Has Rentals close to all transp., prkg, Business Epson 440 color printer, Prudential Zinn Associates hdwd flrs. Close to NYC PATIO-Lg oval wht resin discrimination, call HUD Toll-free at 1-800- avail 4/15. $1500 & $1200. REALTORS Indep Owned BLOOMFIELD $289,900 HP color scanner, Omega Call (973)744-3661. trans, shops & parks. Marketplace tbl & 6adjust. chrs w/cush 669-9777. For the hearing impaired call -Rentals- Oper. 973-744-5544 x400 $3,100/mo. OPEN HOUSE, Sun 4/6, D2V enlarger, extra lens- 1-800-927-9275. &umbrellaB/O 9739120018 MONTCLAIR-2BR, new kit, 12-5p.12 Clubb St. es, auto exposure meter. BELLEVILLE MONTCLAIR: Sunny 1BR Landlords call about our + bath + parquet floor + FOR SALE BY OWNER All exc cond; orig manuals Queen Sleeper Sofa;Lrg Notice to prospective renters: Any 2 Br, new kitch & carpeting garden apts, ht/hw, park- NO FEE NETWORK! Business Opportunities 2470 beautiful garden. Walk to Beau 3 Br, 2½ Bth, side call 973-744-0948 Sofa; Drssr w/matching rents advertised herein for qualified Incl. Ht, nr shopping & ing, lots of closet & cabinet Open 7 days a week hall col w/detached 2 car real rental property may be subject train. $1500. 973-509-5396 book case;Maytag elec trans. $1,000. space, hardwood flrs, EIK, gar in a grt neighborhood. dryer,lawn mwr,weed wkr Garage Sales 1385 to any rebate or credit required by ALL CASH Musical Instruments 1335 state law (N.J.S. 54:4-6.3 et seq.) MONTCLAIR 2br w/lrg laundry in bsmt, storage, Wlk to NYC trans, shops & all like new 973-746-6540 CEDAR GROVE close to NY transp. 1 avail. CANDY RTE Mbr, newer Eik, WD use. 2 Brookdale Pk. ½mi frm Do you earn up to 2 Br, H&Hw, WD, attic, yrd now. Starting at $1000. No RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE Piano - Baldwin Acrosonic REFRIGERATOR/Freezer- BLOOMFIELD - 26 Oak St. car pkg. Walk to NYC train. GSP. Natural wd flrs, full $800/day? & near train. $1,190. smoking. No dogs. NO w/ bench. Exc. Cond. Kenmoore, 5 ’ Upright & 4/5, 10-4pm. Moving Sale! Avl imm $1300 inc hhw. 973.783.5100 fin walk out bsmt & 3 zon- Your own local candy rte Apartments Unfurnished FEE. Call 973-746-0193 Rental Division $1500 (973)509-2547 Gas Range, Almost new! Mahog DR Set, Arts & 2335 Realtor 973-743-2306 ed gas ht, MEIK w/sliders Incl 30 machines & Candy MONTCLAIR ûû ûû to deck. For private show- SOHMER 6 ft Grand Piano $200/ea. (973)744-5914 Crafts, LR, Velvet curtains, RP MARZULLI CO all for $9,995 2 Br Apt, close to trans & MONTCLAIR - sunny 1br, Apartments for Rent: ing Call 973-771-0197. Beautiful, high gloss ebony oriental rugs, kit, Fiesta 1-800-998-VEND Refrigerator,Freezer,Wash BELLEVILLE - Studio & shops, WD, H & HW and MONTCLAIR - 3, 1 Bed- hdwd flrs, NY/NJ bus, Montclair: Brkrs welcomed.Visit finish w/ bench. Tuned. Ware dishes, grdn tools. er/Dryer, Stove, $95, 201- 1BR apt, Old world charm, pkg incl $1250 room, 3rd floor apartments, $1100mo. 973-839-8586 Historic: 1800’s 2 Br, Avail online www.12clubb.com $5,800 (845)348-1706 DIR: Bloomfield Av to- 368-2261/ 908-486-1019 wards Montclair, bear R on security bldg, 24 hr maint $750 -$785. No stove. 4/20 $1,600 incl HHW. Buildings Sale/Rent 2475 (973)759-8537 MONTCLAIR-Two 1 BR Carriage House: Soaring CEDAR GROVE Broad St @ Light & Bloom- MONTCLAIR Avail now! Also 6 room apt’s, w/ prkg, lg park-like General Merchandise 1350 RUGS-3 handmade Persi- 1 Br, Heart of Up Montclair apt, $1700. 973-744-7831. Great rm w/Cath Ceil, 1 Br, OPEN HOUSE Sun 12-3 Montclair499 Blmfld Ave@ field HS turn R on Belle- yard, LR, DR, EIK, close to 4/15 $1,400 + util. an, cost $6500 ea. asking ville Av, R on Oak. BLOOMFIELD: 5 Rms, Old World Charm, Walk to 12 Bruce Court ChurchStRent1st flr 4000sf $950 ea. 201-797-3896 MONTCLAIR-3BR, 2 bath NJ Trans & NYC bus + Back in Time: 1 Br + Off X’lnt M/daughter 3BR 1 China hutch, 1corner cab- w/w carp, H/HW. Avl 4/1, all H&hw Hrdwd flrs $1100. train, $875 + utils, avail +800below and/or 2nd flr nr transp. $1200/mo+1½ in historic home, sunporch, in Turret rm, 5/1 $1,100 ranch, lower level lg fam inet wht w/ pine accent SOFA-Brn/Taupe-$395, GLEN RIDGE - 1 Inness immed, call 973-744-0365 incl util [email protected] mo sec. No pets non hdwd flrs, frplc, laundry on rm, kit & bath lg fenced lot, asking $700. 10 five pc lthr sofa-$395; Brunschwig Pl. 4/5, 10-4. Hh furn, toys, OPEN ALL WEEKEND! most uses 201 796-7200 smkg.env. (973) 429-9624 premises, prkg, heat/hot Bloomfield: C/A, hrdwd flrs, great loc. settings of noritake Sofa-$800. 973-376-6843 lawn equip & tools. RD 4/6 Montclair Unique 1br loft chandon china asking water incl. No pets. $1850. apt. in Restored Victorian Lots of Charm: Close to (Pompton-Bowden-Bruce) MTC Ctr: Offices from $300. Call (973) 748-4713 SOFA- Like new, bought MONTCLAIR; 108 High Bloomfield: (Glen Ridge Avail immed.973-509-3707 w/ cath. ceil New bath w/d Train, 3 Br in Multi Family, $384,000. 973-808-4556 275sf. Some w/pvt baths. 5/1 $1,500+ util. 9/02, Rowe, charcoal grey St. Sat 4/5, 10-3pm, Bdr) 2 br, Lr, dr, eik updat- pkg, 1 blk to NYC train, Curr. avl. Newly renov. 973-239-9398 MONTCLAIR: 3rd floor, BABY ITEMS lke new-crib, velvet, L84 x D38 x H33. Kids clthing, shoes, books, ed, new appls, off str prkg, Avail 5/1 $1000 Call Nutley: bldg. loc heart of Down- RENTAL DIVISION 1BR apt, 1 block from NYC LIVINGSTON cradle, peg perego high $520/obo. 973-571-1998 toys, kit items, girls BR set. bmnt storage/lndry walk to Joe 201-650-9879 Cambridge Heights: town Owner 973-744-3300 bus, $900+elect, no dogs, F S B O $795,900 chr, etc (973)857-1977 shops/train/bus, $1,550 www.macevoy.com Townhouse, 3 years Sofa&Love-100% lthr new MONTCLAIR- VINTAGE Call (973)746-8949 MONTCLAIR: Very Nice young, 2 Br, 2.5 Bath, Fr Fairways end unit BED: Mattress Set, new hhw incl. 201 232-2111 Offices Sale/Rent 2480 in bags. Cost $3500 sell IS BACK. St. Luke’s 2nd MILLBURN-3 rooms, avail 2BR Apt. in historic well w/Fpl, C/A & Gar. 5/1 "Baltrusol Model". 4 $195. BUNKBED $165 MONTCLAIR - 3rd flr apt $1150. Deliv,201-791-0198 Time Around, 73 South. 6/1, $950, pkng, walk to kept home: LR, Mod EIK, $2,500+ util. Br 3½ Bth,many up- Delivery 973-812-1964 BLOOMFIELD CEDAR GROVE - Modern Fullerton Ave, Wed. & Thur train & shop.973-376-2750 in prof bldg.,2BR, full ba, Mod Bath, 2 BR’s, Lndry, grades. Princ. Only!!! û Perfect 5 rms, 2 Bedrm $1000/mo 973-744-7977 Clifton: Professional office 3Rm BEDROOM SET - mid 10am-3pm, Sat. 10-12:30 Prkng, Yard, nr NYC trans, Condo: Hamilton Crest, 2 (973) 422-9556 Merchandise Wanted 1355 on 1st flr. WD hkup, nice w/private bathrm suite on 20th C Contemporary, 2 MILLBURN- Bright & sun- Exlnt Cond. PRIME AREA! Br, 2 Ba, C/A & Gar. 4/15 SPRINGFIELD - 65 Spring EIK, storage. Hurry to see MONTCLAIR-4rms, 3rd flr, Pompton Ave. Bldg hdcp solid oak armoires & ny, updated 1 & 2BR apts. No Pets. $1,600. NO FEE $1,500+ util. Brook Rd. (off Short Hills this one. No pets. Avail 36 N. Willow St. Gar, ht/hw MONTCLAIR accessible w/elevator. Utilit 111AA Antique Co. Easy access NYC. Leave Msg: 908-832-1167 bridge $750. 973 509-8402 Av) 4/5, 10-4pm. Kids, bks, immed $1000 + utils. incl’d.$1050.973-746-6045 INVESTORS DREAM Wants Days: 973-376-1336 ies & cleaning incl. Newly BR-all cherry, head & foot furn & much more. û Garden apt, 3 lrg rms, MONTCLAIR - Won’t last! Renovated 3 Family. Large painted & carpeted. Immed “CASH PAID!!“ Exes: 908-277-3999 MONTCLAIR-5 lg rms, apts, sep utils. Walk to brd,dressr,mirr,chest,2 nite $760 incl HHW/G. Lndry NY style 1BR,FDR, hw flrs, 973-744-4701 Occup. Call 973-239-2264 Furniture • glass • toys TAG SALE Fri 9-5pm. Sat mod EIK, bth, ht/hw, prkg, tbls,new in box,cost $4500, rm & parking. Avl 3/1 or screened porch, 1-car pkg. ext. 170 or 171 train, shops, restaurants! paintings • mason jars 9-1pm. Women’s Club, MILLBURN; Studio H/ HW w/d, $1250. 973-746-1671 MONTCLAIR Historic sell $1500. 201-791-0198 3/15. Avail immed. $1200 H/HW Don’t miss this one! postcards • fountain pens 200 Cooper Ave. incl, gar $900/mo, 1 1/2 Building has an office suite Realtor 973-743-2306 incl. Prudential Zinn $459,000. Broy Hill Wall Unit/Ent Ctr, Etc. 973-208-1261 Upper Montclair mo sec, no pets Avail now. Montclair-Avl May 1. Quiet Condos/Townhouses/Rent 2345 available 1,300sq ft. can ûûRP MARZULLI COûû Associates REALTORS CENTURY 21 mint condition, $950 Also avl 2 BR apt, H/hw, 2BR, prkg (2 cars),heat inc be broken into 2 offices. Indep Owned Oper. Gemini LLC Realty (973)338-1337 AAAA Old Stuff Wanted! UPPER MONTCLAIR-305 gar $1150/mo 1 1/2mo sec $1250/mo. 302-425-5312 If you are interested please CALDWELL- 2BR, 1 Bath, 973-744-5544 x400 CEDAR GROVE 2br, 2 bth Realtors 973-429-7400 Toys, Dolls, Pottery, Furn Park St, Sat 4/5 & Sun 4/6, lndry hkups 973-762-4170 call 973-744-1014 BUNKBD-w/2 mats, new in Rugs, Radios, Paintings enclosed porch, LR, FDR, MONTCLAIR-Charming condo. Avl immed. No pets MONTCLAIR/VERONA 10-5pm.Many Bargains..... MONTCLR-Unique NY box, cost $800, sell $295. Watches, Pens, Lighters EIK, Wash/Dryer, walk out 2BR, LR, EIK, bth, hw flrs, $1650 + utls 973-763-8454 OPEN HOUSE, SUN 4/6 ROSELLE PK-1100 sq ft, MONTC -5 lg rms, $1550. style studio, $995, h/hw, Can deliver,201-791-9640. Cameras, Clocks, Glass USED BOOK & MUSIC bsmnt, deck, attic, prkng . lndry, prkg, $1300+ utils+ 12- 4p. 2 Mountain Rd, $800/mo,utils includ, call H/hw pd, lndry in apt .2BR, skylites, nr train. Gail Silver, Bikes, Motorcycles, Sale: College Club,26 Park Close to bus. $1700+ utils. 1½ mo sec. 973-509-2656 Rentals to Share 2360 Verona, NJ 908-241-1131 nxt 2 pkwy CHAIR & OTTOMAN LR, sunporch, parkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 etc. 973-783-3158 lv msg St, Mtc; Paper & hrdbks, Avail 4/15. (201)486-3852 Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 Charming tutor features Classic Black leather MONTCLAIR Ctr-Unusual Upper Montclair Loc - LPs,CDs,videos,ephemera MTC Ctr-Sunny, cozy 2½ Montclair Roomate, $650+ 4Br’s, 3 Bths, updated kit, Eames style. Great cond. ABBY BUYS Antiques, 4rm dplx, $1225. BR loft, Office space for rent, just Fri.9:30-9 ($5); Sat 9:30-6: CALDWELL - 3rms: $795! rms, $795, h/hw pd, LR, utils, pkg, w/d, nr trans. hwd flrs, beaned $500/obo. 973-744-8323 Used Furn., Jewelry & MONTCLAIR’S DR/den, prkg, lndry. Gail under 500sf, 973-744-8525 M-W 2-6; Half Price Th-F Essex Fells-5 rms: $1595! sml br, kit’ette, grt loc. Gail Avail 6/1. 973-233-9424 ceilings,Arts & Crafts fplc, Paintings. 201- 391-4414 MOST CHARMING Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 COUCH-beautiful, pink, 9:30-9; $5/Bag Sat 9:30-6; VERONA - 2 rms: $595! Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 2 car gar on manicured .40 Info: 973-783-7040 also,4rms/bth: $1295! BUILDING Prk like property. For Sale Stores Sale/Rent 2485 fullsize, down cush, great A Fishing Tackle collector MONTCLAIR: Gates Ave. Wanted to Rent 2365 cond. (973)324-1535 Imm, Owner 973-239-2300 Lovely, spacious 1 BR NUTLEY - 2br, mod, great By Owner $745,000 wants to buy old rods, reel W. Caldwell- 60 Mc Kinley off Bloomfield Ave, 2 bed- apt. walking distance to loc, 1½ mos sec, no pets, (732)616-8054 MONTCLAIR Historic lure, catalog908-233-1654 Ave,Sat 4/5, 10-4,,R.D Sun room, newly painted, re- Designer Sofa in Exc boutique shopping & avl now. (973)667-2501 WANTED in VERONA Building has store front 4/6, furn linen’s HH items modeled kitchen, electric NORTH CALDWELL- Cond, Call day or Evening All Civil War & Old Military Need to transportation $1125. 2BR apt, 973-744-3426 available. Approximately china,gas grill, tools ,nice heat sep., hot water incl, UPPER MONTCLAIR - 2, OPEN HOUSE SUN, 12-4 asking $300 973-783-0303 sword-antique guns-helmet Call 973-746-0543 (H)or 973-489-2612 (C) 400 sq ft. Please call 973- deco pcs,games,kit ware your Fill parking available. Call 3 & 4 Bedroom apts. Avail- BY OWNER: Spacious bayonet etc 973-777-2125 DESK-mahogany/cherry, 3 Maureen 973-746-7947 able Now. $1750 & $1800 ATTENTION Georgian Colonial Split on 744-1014 for an appoint- LANDLORDS! ment & more information. wriitng tablets. 30Hx60W ANTIQUES! TOP $$ PAID! Montclair/Upper - Great stu- Utils extra. 973-744-7831 3/4 acre featuring Formal x30D. Best Offer over Apartments Furnished 2330 dios & 1 BRs in the heart of MONTCLAIR-Grt studios, You can participate in our Furn, silver, toys, trains. Pocket? rental computer database at LR, Formal DR, custom MONTCLAIR Interesting $500. 973-243-0808 from $720- $750, all h/hw Upper Montclair, lg 1BR, 1 or estate. 973-546-3533 town. HW, WD. H&HW incl. no expense. We handle all EIK, 2 MBR’s, 2 large lower level space availa- $900-$1250/mo. pd, gar avail, gd loc. Gail beautiful street, 2 fam, fplc, DR-Cherry 8pc.New in box- MONTCLAIR, 3rd fl in priv. references and credit checks. BR’s, 3½ Baths, library ble. Ideal for arts & crafts, COMIC BOOKS Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 porch, yrd, lndry, dog ok, es. Cost $2750, sell $995. hme, 3 rms, full bath, semi- w/fireplace, Family Rm. get away from your spouse Wanted. Top $$$ Paid cooking, semi furn, priv. en- Montclair - Victorian cutie, water incl. walk to town, 1 Can deliver. 201-791-9640 2BR w/Sunporch, LR, DR, hw Asking $859,900. Princi- etc.. Avl 4/1. $225 includes (973) 403-1626 try, 1 pkng space, $1350 blk nyc train, $1500/mo. ples Only. 2 Fairview flrs, WD in unit. Come see it! Montclair 732-814-8804 973-744-4701 utilites. 973-783-9364 DR SET-Broyhill. 6chrs util incl. Call 973-783-5793 $1500/mo. Huge 1br, den, lr, EIK, wlk ext. 170 or 171 Drive. 973-226-1175. DIR: srvr 2pc hutch 2 lvs, opens OLD THINGS WANTED to train $1000. UPPER MONTCLAIR VIL- Grandview to Allen, Left on 10’. $1000 (973)429-1181 Furn, Paintings, Antiques, MONTCLAIR-Victorian China, Pottery, Etc. 1 Item Bloomfield - Unique 2 BR in LAGE, lrg 2bdrm, walk to Vacation Rentals NJ Hamilton Drive West, be- Classifieds, Charm Newly Renov 2 rm town w/hw flrs, DW. Only game 2370 comes Beachmont to Oak ELEC Stove top $60. Exer- or Entire Estate. Call Studio Great Loc. has it all, Fabulous 2br, lr, dr, mod shops & NYC trans, avail in town, don’t miss it! EIK, w/d in unit, hhw inc, a Place, turn Right to end. they work! cise equip multi gym $150. Debbie, 973-618-0923. must see! $875/mo All incl $1550/mo. 5/1/03 w prkg.$1600+utils LBI/Barnegat Light - near & more 212-807-9202 Avail Now 973-744-2798 real find! $1550. no fee 973 783-5250 beach, 2BR, sunrm. July/ SHORT HILLS- $899,000 Items Under $100 1360 Montclair - Fabulous, brand August, $900wk/ $1500/2 Gracious center hall colo- FIREPLACE 29x25- Con- new 2 BR apts in the center of Bloomfield UPPER MTC Ctr -1BR tents Brass Frame, Glass Apartments Unfurnished 2335 $1095 & 2BR $1395, h/hw weeks. N/S 609-361-8852 nial 3br, 2 & ½ bth, 2 fpls town w/balconies, CAC, LH, hw Renov 1br, new EIK and on ¾ acres property. top Doors, Grate Heater, Con- Mattress & Box spring - full flrs, high ceilings. Very cool! bath, North Side. pd, lg rms, laundry. Gail cealed Electric Blower, size - Simmons nearly new Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 Vac. Rentals Out-of-State 2375 schools & NYC train. BELLEVILLE $1750/mo. (021-005675) $300/obo. 973-857-3277 $99 - (973 ) 655 - 0412 û 1br, 2nd flr $800 incl Fairfield VERONA-Attractive newly Montclair/Upper - Very cool Martha’s Vineyard:4BR/ 973-377-4460 FURNITURE: DINING SET Playset-outdoor, giving utils. 1br on estate, lr/dr, w/d, all re-furbished 2BR apt., 2nd û 1 BR w/study, antique 2-level 2bth. Nr ferry,town, beach. Weichert Realtors 11 piece. Thomasville away for free, call Mod 1br w/refrig. Avl utils inc, pool & tennis flr over store. Bloomfield carriage house, galley kit w/dw, $1800 wk/ June; $2000 leather sofas 2 reclining (973)239-0388 4/1. Incl HHW & gas $875. fpl. $2050/mo. court $1200. Ave. Heat, gas, hot water Upper Montclair $689,000 chairs. Reclining love Realtor 973-743-2306 Read the Classifieds wk/July/Aug 973-226-0536 252 Christopher Street. ûû ûû incl., pkng additional. $900 seat. Swarovski collecti- RP MARZULLI CO Burgdorff ERA First Mountain Real Estate No pets, n/smkg env.Call Open House - Sun 4/6 bles. Italian standing Merchandise Montclair Office www.1STMTN.com 973-857-0269 Garages for Rent 2385 1-4 PM; Charming Dutch lamps. Custom made wall Events Rental Dept. 973-783-4500 broker Colonial w/5 Brs, lovely par- unit. Round bedroom set. WEST ORANGE: Newly UPPER MONTCLAIR Park- quet flrs., 2 frplcs. & more! Grandfather clock. Washer 973-509-3966 Montclair-Lovely 1BR, walk listed 5rm, 1st flr garden ing Permit & commuter (Watchung to Christopher) /Dryer. 4 Persian rugs, & to train,$850 +util.No dogs. apt. $1285 incl. H/HW. prking, private lot on Belle-- C/21 Gemini LLC Realty much more. Must go! Best Estate Sales 1380 No fee. Call 973-921-1700. Conv. location. Near trans. vue Ave. 973-563-1291 973-744-2700 NYC bus, Rt 280, shop- offers accepted! Call for an Classifieds, OPEN VERONA: $379,000 Emptying appt 201-946-7672 (msg)/ A Guarantee your itms sell ping. On-site parking. Laun- Upr. Montclair Storage: OPEN HOUSE Sun 10-2pm CLASSIFIEDS dry rms on premises. Small, Medium, Large 17 Woodland Ave 201-866-4098 or at a TAG Sale by A&F 201- they work! 3 BRs, FamRm, fin bsmnt, out [email protected] 444-8933 & 201-262-5510. TODAY! (973) 731-8070. Units. 973-563-1291 near schools. 973-239-6104 your MERCHANDISE FOR SALE attic If you have an item to sell for less clutter? than $100 we’ll run your 3 line GARAGE SALE classified ad for $10 for 2 weeks Classifieds All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad can & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. help! One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales Searching for a No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a Garage Sale? total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS Call Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) today! and mail to: The Montclair Times Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, Locate them PO Box 471, West Paterson, New Jersey 07424 each week in the Please run my classified ad as follows: Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces Classified per line. 3 lines minimum. Section! ______Phone # ______Name ______SOON IT WILL BE THAT TIME AGAIN. Address ______CALL FORINFORMATION ON OURLOW PRICES City______Zip ______Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card TO RUNYOUR GARAGE SALE AD IN ❏ Mastercard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover ❏ AmEx NORTH JERSEY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Number# ______Exp Date ______0000112507-01 1-800-472-0151 IT 0403 Pg B13 Yellow Red Blue Black

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ings, she said, “We need the state to take over state costs. Whatever Essex offers outreach services here April 28 Romano the state mandates, the state The Essex County clerk’s present for applicants 14 or previous U.S. passport not more sonal or certified check, payable Continued from Page A1 should pay.” office will bring its services to older. Exceptions may be made than 15 years old. to the U.S. Department of State. In this year’s campaign, Finding activities to engage the township on Monday, April in special family or exigent cir- If none of these means of iden- A processing fee of $30 per Romano plans to turn her focus to teens in the community is another 28, when it sets up a satellite cumstances requiring immediate tification is available, the appli- applicant can be paid with cash, traffic safety, particularly around of her goals. She said she would office at the Millburn Police De- travel, or if one parent has sole cant must be accompanied by an money order or certified check, the schools. “There’s a lot of like to see the Bauer Center in partment, 435 Essex St., from 2 authority to obtain the passport. identifying witness who has payable to the Essex County craziness out there,” she noted. Taylor Park spruced up and the to 8 p.m. It will process pass- Those applying for passports known the applicant for at least Clerk. She proposes to look into a recent surrounding walkways lit. ports, notary public oaths, veter- must bring with them a birth cer- two years, is a U.S. citizen or Those seeking veterans’ li- grant the town of Belleville re- She also works with the town- an’s licenses and filing of physi- tificate containing a raised seal resident alien, and must be able censes must bring a DD 214 ceived from the state to improve ship’s Caring Kids program, cian’s licenses. and date of registration from the to establish his own identity by form in addition to proof of resi- its traffic safety. which seeks to sensitize students New laws require both parents city or state of birth or natural- one of the primary means listed dency and signature. Her concern extends to traffic to those with disabilities. This be present before issuing a pass- ization papers and identification above. Those filing physicians’ li- on streets outside the downtown past year, she organized the visit port to children under 13 years such as a driver’s license, a gov- The applicant must have three censes must bring $25 in cash, area, including her own, Cypress of a blind person to all the town- old. Only one parent must be ernmental identification card or a alternate forms of identification, money order or certified check. Street, where traffic used to be ship’s third grades. such as a school identification Residents must arrive at least slowed by cones in the roadway. Other activities include volun- noted. card, credit card, or Social Secu- 30 minutes before closing. For With respect to taxes, she advo- teering with the Millburn-Short She also would like the town- rity card, and the witness. Non- more information, call (973) cates working with the township’s Hills chapter of the American Red Haimoff ship to explore again whether citizen parents applying for chil- 621-4920 or visit www.essex- Board of Education and the Essex Cross and the Wyoming Civic As- Continued from Page A1 curbside pickup of garbage and dren’s passports must have a res- clerk.com. County government to see if sav- sociation, where she serves on the town grow and its student popu- recyclables is economically ident’s card or valid foreign pass- With routine processing, pass- ings can be found by not duplicat- education committee. A part-time lation increase. She’s also seen viable. port. ports are received within six ing services such as grass job at Overlook Hospital in the downtown improve with the Haimoff is a past president of The applicant also must have weeks. Those needing expedited mowing and snow removal. Summit rounds out her days. work of the Downtown Millburn the Millburn Board of Education, two, two-inch square passport service pay the additional fee, And on the issue of the town- DiPasquale-Romano pledges to Development Alliance, but she as well as the Conference of photos with him at the time of plus overnight delivery and re- ship’s threat to secede from the make herself available to mem- believes continued vigilance is Teachers and Parents, and is the application, as well as a Social ceive their passports within two county—one she is sure will bers of the community and con- needed. originator and past chair of the Security number. weeks. Those needing passports come up—DiPasquale-Romano tends that municipal government On a recent weekend evening, Student Loan Fund Townwide There is a $55 fee for adults, in less than 14 days—for travel said, “I am for anything that’s should likewise be responsive. she said, she was downtown and Progressive Dinner. She is also a $40 for children 15 and under, or to obtain foreign visas—need going to lower our taxes, but I feel “If I stepped up and was elect- observed how lively the place trustee and vice president of the payable at the time the passport to make an appointment at the it’s being used as a political ed,” she said, “I think that would has become. The lack of conve- Charles T. King Student Loan application is filed. Payment can Philadelphia Passport Agency by hammer.” She pointed out the open the door for a lot of other nient parking prompted her to Fund. be made by money order, or per- calling (215) 418-5937. issue of secession has not yet people in the community who think about possible remedies, The White Oak Ridge Road come before the state legislature. want their voices heard.” such as a jitney service that resident is a former member and of the workers who filed com- “In order for it to work, you The Romanos have three chil- would bring people from outly- chair of the township’s Planning plaints with the Essex County need biparty representation,” she dren, Christina, who is 11 years Board and is currently a member Contract Prosecutor’s Office. The charges, argued. old, and Nicholas and Jessica, ing lots into the central area. Continued from Page A1 She is also aware of certain of the Board of Adjustment. including allegations of working In the township’s other deal- six-year-old twins. areas of town that need attention, In Republican affairs, she is a Brodow reported the final bill on the private home of at least including Morris Avenue, which past president and the current for retaining the services of one school district official while Public Notices Public Notices she would not like to see turn vice president of the Millburn- Mary Jane Cooper of the on Board of Education time, Short Hills Republican Club and into a congested strip. Planning Somerville law firm of Stier, An- sparked the Essex County inves- "INVITATION TO BIDDERS" THE ITEM OF MILBURN is a Republican County Commit- tigation. AND SHORT HILLS and zoning boards must consider derson & Malone have not yet NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propos- Public Notice Advertising Dept. tee member. She is co-chair of According to Nadler, when he als will be received by the Township Clerk of 1 Garret Mountain Plaza the township’s master plan and been resolved. Last year, the the Township of Millburn in the County of 6th floor the Lincoln’s Day brunch. refused to write the letters, he Essex for: PO Box 471 closely regulate aspects of devel- Board of Education made the de- West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 She hold a master’s degree in cision to hire Cooper and to con- was threatened and, in fact, THE MILLBURN COURTYARD SITE opment such as signage, she RENOVATION Call toll-free said. speech pathology and has been duct its own investigation, sepa- recorded the meeting during 1-800-371-0113 employed for the past 15 years The work includes removals, excavation, or She also said she is mindful of rate from that of the Essex which the threats were made. He grading and storm drainage, concrete pave- e-mail by the Maplewood-South said he has been harassed as well ment and stone work, fountain equipment, [email protected] the young people in the commu- County Prosecutor’s Office. electrical, plumbing, landscaping and other in- (text or Word format preferred) Orange Board of Education as a about the number of sick days he cidental work. nity, “who need a lot of positive Brodow reported at the Feb. 10 Said sealed bids will be opened and read in Fax numbers: districtwide speech and language has taken. public at Millburn Town Hall on Friday, April 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 happenings that they want to par- meeting of the Board that the in- 25, 2003 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing Time. specialist. house investigation had been The men walking the picket A site visit is scheduled for April 14, 2003 at Deadline is 12 PM ticipate in. It’s our responsibility 2:00 p.m. All interested parties are requested Tuesday for Thursday edition to find things for them to do.” Haimoff sees serving on the completed. He has not revealed line last week added a steady to meet at the Main Entrance of Town Hall, Township Committee as a natur- 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ. When submitting a public notice adver- On the issue of uses for the the results, stating the case is a stream of grievances to the list. Specifications, Proposal Forms, and Adver- tisement, please indicate the name of al extension of her interest in Frank Bagnato, vice president of tisement for the proposal forms may be ob- the publication in which you wish to former Saks property, Haimoff personnel matter and therefore tained in the Customer Service Area of Town place the ad, and your requested run civic affairs and her ever-widen- Local 1076 and a 13-year em- Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ, dur- date(s). Also provide billing name, ad- said she is in complete agree- not open to public discussion. ing the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mon- dress, telephone number, and daytime ing range of expertise. Jeffrey Nadler, president of ployee, complained about the day through Friday, upon a non-refundable telephone number (if different). ment with the current commit- payment of $60.00 per set, fee is non- Pre-payment required unless previous- tee’s opposition to putting a su- “Anytime I feel the need to be CWA Local 1076, confirmed lack of a contract, claiming the refundable. Questions should be referred to ly credit-approved. involved with something, it’s Edgewater Design, LLC at (973)921-9211,or permarket there. Any usage of yesterday picketing would con- troubles started with the new ad- FAXED to (973)921-9210. The last day for Line rate: questions will be April 21, 2003. All questions $.43 the property should not create an always led back to the town,” she tinue. “And if we don’t get a con- ministration in the schools. are to be addressed in writing to Edgewater said. Frank Horwitz, a three-year em- Design, LLC. Affidavits excessive amount of traffic, she tract, we’ll picket outside the Bids must be made on Proposal Forms to be 973-569-7427 ployee, said this was his first furnished by Edgewater Design, LLC in the A notarized affidavit homes of the school superinten- manner designated therein and required in will automatically be mailed to advertis- dent and the superintendent for time protesting and declared it “a the Specification and must be enclosed in a er certifying proof of publication a budget request of $32,000. sealed envelope bearing the name and ad- within five business days. business as well as the board shame.” He and others said they dress of the bidder and the name of the proj- Fee - $20. Anticipated costs are mainly for ect on the outside, addressed to the Town- Departments members,” he vowed. are only seeking what the other ship Clerk, Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Check legal ads online at additional professional services. Millburn, NJ 07041. Continued from Page A1 unions received, a three-year NorthJersey.com He told the Committee his de- Nadler has charged he was Each bid must be accompanied by a certified or NJPublicNotices.com contract with a 15 percent raise check, cashier’s check or bid bond in favor of 558922 heard from Mary Ann Moore, the threatened with firing if he did the Township of Millburn, in an amount equal partment does 6,500 to 7,000 in- overall. to ten percent (10%) of the total of said pro- township’s senior citizen coordi- not draft letters implicating two posal, but not in excess of $20,000.00. In ad- spections a year, and issued dition, said proposal must also be accompa- Board of Adjustment nator, who brought in a budget 2200 building permits last year. nied by a Consent of Surety in writing by a Township of Millburn surety company authorized to do business in PUBLIC NOTICE request of nearly $24,000. That In other business, the commit- the State of New Jersey and approved by the Take notice that Joshua and Randi Rievman Township Committee to the effect that it will have applied for a Zoning Variance from the figure is slightly lower than last tee adopted an ordinance regu- Advertising Section furnish all bonds required by the contract Millburn Township Board of Adjustment for document. property located at 5 Browning Road, Short year’s $28,000, which included lating sidewalk cafés, with two Bidders shall be required to submit a nota- Hills, NJ 07078, Block 3607 Lot 7, in Millburn rized non-collusion affidavit in accordance Township, which is scheduled for a hearing $5,000 for a trust fund to be used small changes suggested by the with N.J.S.A. 52:34-15 and also a list in ac- on April 21st at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 for those in dire need. She did cordance with N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 of all stock- Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The township’s attorney, Roger holders of the partnership who own ten (10%) requested variance is to 606.2e1e)2a) Side foresee slightly higher adminis- Clapp. Clapp altered the word- or more of the stock or of the partnership. Setback and Building Coverage, to erect addi- The successful bidder shall be required to tion. trative costs for producing the ing of the section on the appli- 572143-01 comply with the New Jersey prevailing wage The papers relating to this application are on law (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25, et. seq.) and the file in the office of the Secretary of the Board township’s senior newsletter. cation process and suggested New Jersey Affirmative Action Law (N.J.S.A. of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 10:5-31 et. seq.) a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Moore also discussed the new protocol for establishments The right is reserved by the Township Com- interested party may appear at said hearing New Hampshire mittee to reject any and all bids and to waive and participate therein in accordance with the township’s contract with Sage with outdoor dining tables ex- informalities or technical defects therein and rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Solutions in Summit, which tending onto adjoining proper- to accept such bid as shall be in the best inter- Joshua and Randi Rievman est of the Township of Millburn. Applicant provides for a social worker to ties. Joanne M. Monarque The Item 554710 Township Clerk Fee $11.18 spend two days a week in the In its original form, the ordi- The Item 573678 April 3, 2003 Fee $33.11 township. That social worker nance required the next-door Heritage April 3, 2003 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN identifies at-risk frail elderly, neighbor—as well as the estab- Motel & Cabins COUNTY OF ESSEX PUBLIC NOTICE does crisis intervention, pro- lishment’s owner—to file for a TURN TO . . . ORDINANCE NO. 2211-03 vides information and referrals, permit. In the form the Commit- ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4-40 BIKE WEEK 2003 ENTITLED "SIDEWALK CAFES" OF THE and conducts home visits. Last MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE CODE. tee adopted this week, the next The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the year the worker helped 440 door neighbor is only required The Classifieds number and title, was passed on final read- June 7th-15th ing, at a regular meeting of the Township older adults. to file a written consent to the Service Directory Committee of the Township of Millburn in the County of Essex, held on the 1ST day of The township’s construction license. HOT April, 2003. Our Cabins & Motel Rooms are a commodity for When problems arise around Joanne M. Monarque, RMC and zoning officer, Phil Kehoe, The ordinance is scheduled to the house - don’t panic! Township Clerk came before the committee with take effect April 30. this event so don’t put off making your reservation. Just turn to the Classified’s Thomas C. McDermott, Mayor Service Directory in this Chairman, Township Committee We offer air-conditioned motel rooms, Millburn Item-572138 newspaper. We’ve got the Fee:$8.60 one & two bedroom cabins, or tent & RV sites. help you need when you need it. April 3, 2003 There are several ways you can contact us: Mailing address: P.O. Box 1570 Merideth, NH 03253 Phone: 603-279-3141 Fax: 603-279-5493 559138-01 email: [email protected] or you can visit us on the world wide web at: www.heritagemotelnh.com 573654

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Page B14 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 3, 2003 Millburn Classic Car Show set for May 18 Registrations are now being Street for the show. The Mill- advance or $15 on the day of ry this year is Special Military accepted for the 11th annual burn Classic Car Show is an ex- the show. Early registration is Vehicle. Millburn Classic Car Show. The hibition with informal judging. recommended. Commemorative Also to be awarded are trophy show, sponsored by the Down- Co-chairmen Richard Dolan- dash plaques will be given to cups for the People’s Choice town Millburn Development Al- sky of the township and the first 100 cars registered. and Mayor’s Choice awards. liance (DMDA) will be held Michael Savia, owner of First and second place awards Event sponsors PNC Advi- Sunday, May 18, from noon to 4 Michael’s Hairstylists of 387 will be presented in the follow- sors and Pinnacle Communities p.m. A rain date is set for Millburn Ave., will oversee the ing categories: Best of Show by Ltd. will each provide a special Sunday, June 1. 12 judges who will review the Era (seven categories), Best “sponsor’s choice” award, se- Car owners are invited to dis- entries. Cars are not permitted Foreign Car, Best Custom Car, lected from among pre-regis- play their cars along Millburn to have “for sale” signs in the Best Repli-car, Best Truck, tered vehicles only. Avenue. Millburn Avenue will windows while on display Modern Modified Imports, Spe- For more information or to be closed to through traffic during the event. cial Corvette Award, Special obtain a registration form, call from Spring Street to Main Registration is $10 per car in Mustang Award and Special Pat Holden at the DMDA office, Hot Rod Award. A new catego- (973) 379-2341.

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