Bark Enough, Get a Dog Park County Aims for Late Summer Opening by Patricia Harris Accompanied by Their ﬁve Dogs on Received from the Essex County Receptacles

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ANIMAL HAVEN Bark enough, get a dog park County aims for late summer opening By Patricia Harris accompanied by their five dogs on received from the Essex County receptacles. of The Item leashes—from various towns who Open Space Trust Fund in the past The surface will be crushed Amid a crowd of professed dog had been invited to the event. year. stone and compacted stone dust, lovers and their pooches, Essex In the course of his remarks, the “We certainly appreciate your and the entire facility will be County officials announced Mon- executive said funds for the facili- efforts,” he told the executive. enclosed with an 8-foot high fence. day the start of a $500,000 project ty are coming from a state grant. DiVincenzo also called on An existing shed will be converted to create a two-acre dog park in “People are always complaining township resident Vic Benes, a into an owner observance area and the South Mountain Reservation. we don’t get state money,” he said. board member of the South Moun- storage space. Construction is to take place “During my time in office, we’ve tain Conservancy, to speak. The entrance to the facility will over the upcoming three months, received over $800 million for our Benes said the conservancy has have a memorial for emergency and the facility is scheduled to projects. Some great things are embarked on a program to service dogs that lost their lives in open later this summer. happening in our county.” improve and preserve the 2,047- the Sept. 11 tragedy, a steel portico, The dog park will be situated off The executive called on mayors acre parkland and sponsors ornamental concrete pavers and Crest Drive in the area where a for- of nearby towns, county freehold- cleanup activities and hikes. landscaping. mer deer paddock is located. ers and members of the advisory The group is currently working An informal path for owners to The dog park was created at board of the Essex County Open on a new map and next month will walk their dogs on a leash will be least in part in response to the Space Trust Fund to speak during be cleaning up the portion of the created around the perimeter of efforts of an ad hoc committee of the session, as well as a landscape Rahway River that flows through the dog park. township residents, led by former architect from the firm that the reservation, he added. A $52,010 contract was award- Committeeman Salvatore Bate, designed the project and a repre- Benes then invited residents to ed to Schoor DePalma to design who lobbied County Executive sentative of the contractor. “Enjoy the dog park. It’s truly a the dog park, and a $443,398 con- Joseph N. DiVincenzo to create a Mayor Daniel Baer said creating novelty.” tract was awarded to Applied dog park. The group provided a dog park was one of the more According to county plans, the Landscape Technologies of county officials with a report out- prominent topics in last year’s park will be divided into a 1.3-acre Montville to construct the park. lining potential sites last fall, and municipal elections and credited section for large dogs and a 0.7- The county’s first-ever off leash one of the sites they advocated was Bate for pursuing the issue. acre section for small dogs. Both dog facility opened last year in the former deer paddock. “I wish people would talk to me areas will be equipped with dual Watsessing Park in Bloomfield and ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM During the press conference as much about downtown redevel- drinking fountains for dogs and East Orange. Mayor Daniel Baer, left, addresses human and canine audience Monday at the site, DiVincenzo opment as they do about the dog their owners, park benches and The facility was created in part- members during a press conference called Monday by Essex said he was responding to a call park,” he quipped. agility equipment for dogs. In addi- nership with the Watsessing Park from residents throughout the He also offered thanks to DiVin- tion, there will be a dog wash and Conservancy and the federal County announcing the start of construction of a dog park in county to create more recreational cenzo for making the dog park a spray area, “time out” areas for Office of Environmental Protec- the South Mountain Reservation. County Executive Joseph opportunities for pets. In the audi- reality and lauded him for the dogs and dogi-spot stations, which tion, and was built at no cost to DiVincenzo, behind Baer, set a July 15 completion date for the ence were four dog owners— $300,000 in grants the township contain bag dispensers and waste Essex County. $500,000 project.

HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE ENVIRONMENT Program evokes ‘shoah’ Spring cleanup for river By Harry Trumbore By Patricia Harris ofTheItem of The Item

Tuesday was Yom Hashoah, For the first time ever, volun- Holocaust Remembrance Day. teers from a broad range of com- Because of spring recess, however, munity groups will be pitching in students at Millburn High School next month to pick up trash and the week before heard a handful of debris from the length of the Rah- survivors of the “shoah”—or whirl- way River—both the East and wind—that swept through Europe West Branches—as it flows during World War II relate their through the township. experiences. The cleanup project, part of The annual program, organized National River Cleanup Week by Danielle Nyman, district super- scheduled for May 13 to 21, is visor of the social studies depart- being organized by the munici- ment, this year featured introduc- pality’s Environmental Commis- ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM tions by students who supplied sion. The project is one of a num- Members of the Millburn High School Environmental Club are their fellow students with back- HARRY TRUMBORE/THE ITEM ber of spring cleanup activities the recruiting volunteers for a planned cleanup next month of ground materials on their guests. Sibylle Niemoeller-von Sell, center, whose family was involved commission is sponsoring next One of the speakers, Sibylle month. the Rahway River as it flows through the township. The in the resistance to Hitler, shares a moment with Millburn High students include, from left, Mallory Gadye, 16, Hannah Niemoeller-von Sell, who made School sophomore Shira Sacks while social studies supervisor Among the participants in the the trip to the event from her home river cleanup will be students Dashefsky, 17, Josh Israel, 17, organizer Jackie Talpalar, 16, Danielle Nyman looks on. Niemoeller-von Sell was one of and Merrill Rudd, 16. The project is part of National River in Pennsylvania, told a story of several survivors of the Holocaust to share their stories with from the Millburn High School resistance and fate. Environmental Club and the Cora Cleanup Week, May 13 to 21. Niemoeller-von Sell told the students April 18. Hartshorn Environmental Eagles, audience she came from a spartan decided to remain in Germany and systematically sliced away their as well as members of the South Works will assist by supplying said this week she had no idea her Prussian home and was just 10 resist evil from within. He taught individuality, first through the Mountain Conservancy, B’nai gloves and trash bags and remov- call for volunteers would draw years old when Hitler came to her, she said, “the elementary rules introduction of the Hitler Youth Israel Congregation and the ing filled bags from the street. such an enthusiastic response. power. Her father caught on quick- of conspirative behavior.” and then the weeding out of those Wyoming Civic Association. The Martine Donofrio, chairman of ly to the danger created by the rise She watched her school friends township’s Department of Public the Environmental Commission, SEE SPRING, PAGE B12 to power of the Nazi party, but succumb to “salami tactics” that SEE PROGRAM, PAGE B12 HEALTH WHEN THE SUN CAME OUT Mia, 3 and Max, 2, Eibschutz dance and Bug battlers prep play with Stacie Strawberry in front of the Sunpower Kidz for mosquitoes booth Sunday at the Street Fair after the sun finally came out. By Harry Trumbore is weighing the need to stock gam- Sunpower Kidz, the ofTheItem brusia fish in still water ponds located in areas such as Old Short concept of Lawrence It may not be long before the Hills Park and in the Oakey Tract. Seitz of Westfield, is an first mosquito of the season arrives. The tiny fish feed on mosquito lar- educational program County officials, however, say they vae. that promotes healthy have been preparing for the insects The department also is in touch and fun attitudes about for more than a month. with township officials who have nutritious eating for “It’s a watching thing,” said Lar- said increased construction in the children. The vendor ry Ferchak, superintendent of the Farley Road neighborhood has was one of about 100 county’s department of mosquito slowed drainage of a small pond, participants in the control. which may require stocking with town’s third annual Ferchak said spring weather has gambrusia. Street Fair, sponsored been cool and, until this past week- As in past years, Ferchak said, end, dry. Workers have been clear- the department maintains a list of by the Millburn-Short ing brush from ditches and streams “card stops” of trouble spots and Hills Chamber of and have pesticides ready at hand. ponds throughout the township Commerce, who braved Ferchak also said water tempera- that need to be monitored for mos- the rainy weather. See tures have still not risen to the 70 quito activity. He urges anyone additional photos, Page degrees needed to hatch mosqui- who constructs an artificial pond B12. toes. to stock it with an aeration system “We’re prepared,” Ferchak said. to keep the surface in motion. ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM “We want to be proactive.” Currently, Ferchak’s department SEE BUG, PAGE B12

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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT A township firefighter hoses down the remains of a large brush fire that shut down train service the afternoon of April 20 and threatened an Edgewood Terrace residence. MONTESSORI SCHOOL FIRE DEPARTMENT Member American Montessori Society STATE CERTIFIED Rainbow Montessori Trackside blaze imperils home 970 BLACK OAK RIDGE RD., WAYNE By Harry Trumbore the blaze under control. repairs could be made. Fire personnel checked to make of The Item To ensure that the fire had not Fire officials advised the resident certain the fire was out and Registration for extended into the residence, fire to have a chimney sweep clean the sprayed water on the truck to cool 2006-2007 & Summer Trains were stopped and rush personnel reportedly broke into chimney and flue. it down. They determined the truck hour traffic was diverted as fire- the house through a rear door. No Reports of a car fire drew fire- was unsafe to drive and it was INFANTS fighters from three communities one was home at the time, and fighters to the westbound lanes of towed from the scene. PRE-SCHOOL battled a major brush fire the after- after making the inspection, town- Route 24 April 20. They arrived to Firefighters were drawn to noon of April 20. ship police assisted in securing the find fire personnel from Summit Church Street April 18 around KINDERGARTEN Township firefighters were alert- door. on the scene and a truck parked on 3:15 p.m. after a passing tractor- Full Day & Half Day ed to fire along the railroad tracks Fire personnel investigating an the median that had been damaged trailer snagged and pulled down a behind Edgewood Terrace shortly activated carbon monoxide alarm by fire. telephone line and a power line POMPTON PLAINS after 4:10 p.m. According to at a Ridgewood Road residence According to reports, the driver supplying electricity to St. COMPARE our Tuition and Cost 670 TURNPIKE reports, they arrived to find a large Sunday morning called PSE&G had inserted a piece of cardboard Stephen’s Church. (we take credit cards) 973-835-8026 area of brush and trees on fire. The after recording high gas readings in between the cab and the truck bed According to reports, the elec- We are not in the heat of the fire was so intense, fire- the house. to keep debris from hitting the win- trical line was draped over the childcare business. CLIFTON fighters said, that the vinyl siding An employee of the utility who dow. truck when they arrived and they We are in the business of 22 VARETTONI PL. began to melt on the house nearest arrived and checked the flue from The cardboard apparently ordered the driver to remain in the caring for children. 973-772-2330 to the tracks. Personnel trained a the heating system boiler reported- slipped down onto the exhaust cab until workers from JCP&L 1

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PHOTO COURTESY OF KAREN BIGOS Standing in front of the historic 1730 Hessian House at 155 Millburn Avenue in Millburn is a group of concerned citizens seeking to raise awareness about historic preservation. Included are representatives of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society, the Historic Preservation Commission, the Short Hills Garden Club, the Township Committee and the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad. Pictured from left are Larry Bartanen, Stefan Hermann, Vic Benes, Linda Nortillo, Mayor Dan Baer, Thomas Baio, Monica Baio, Lise Chapman, Lynne Ranieri, Karen Bigos, Linda Seelbach, former mayor Maureen Ogden, Sandy Haimoff, Vesta McLean, David Siegfried, Joseph Steinberg and Andrew Permison. For more information or to get involved in preserving this part of the community’s history, call the Historical Society at (973) 564-9519.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION W198277-01 Hessian House project: donor offers matching grant potential Township leaders are going Haimoff has proposed raising would then gift the house to the advance by calling Haimoff at ahead with plans to raise public funds to purchase the house and township. (973) 379-3976. W197754-01 interest in saving the Hessian turn it into a museum. Grants are available for upkeep “This is a gathering of people House, an historic home on Mill- Haimoff said this week an of historic sites, she said. who are committed to the preser- burn Avenue, from possible demo- anonymous donor has stepped She also said the township is vation of the Hessian House,” said lition or conversion into commer- forth to offer a matching grant for having the property appraised. David Siegfried, a past president of cial space, according to Commit- any funds the Millburn-Short Hills The Historical Society is hosting the Historical Society and a mem- teewoman Sandra Haimoff. Historical Society can collect. a wine and cheese reception at the ber of the Historic Preservation The pre-Revolutionary War As Haimoff envisions the house this evening from 5 to 7 p.m. Commission. “The actual arrange- house, located near Vaux Hall process, the Historical Society, a for those interested in its preserva- ments for any fund-raising for it Road, went on sale earlier this nonprofit organization, would be tion. remain to be worked out.” month. the purchaser and the organization Reservations must be made in — Patricia Harris MUNICIPAL Tax relief bill heads to Assembly Committeewoman Sandra bill would have to be passed by lands preservation. Munoz is sold for one cent more than $1 mil- Haimoff said this week her pro- both houses of the Legislature to proposing the non-dedicated bal- lion. The realty transfer fee amount posal for legislation providing per- become law. ance be returned to the municipal- paid by the seller would be $9,575. manent property tax relief for the “We have a long way to go, but ity. Subtracting dedicated amounts township’s residents is gaining it’s a step in the right direction,” she In addition, the state has would yield an estimated balance steam with the aid of Assembly- said. imposeda1percent assessment for of $4,245 that could be returned to man Eric Munoz. The bill would return to munic- residential sales for amounts over the municipality, based on the Munoz has said he will intro- ipalities a portion of the realty $1 million—the so-called McMan- home sale at $1 million. duce a bill returning a portion of transfer tax collected by the state sion tax, which is paid by the buy- In addition, the 1 percent assess- the realty transfer tax to munici- on real estate sales. The realty er. The entire amount is non-dedi- ment for the residential sale for an palities when the Legislature transfer tax was instituted in 2004, cated, and Munoz is proposing amount over $1 million would returns to session next month. and the funds go into the state’s that assessment also be returned to kick in, and the township would Haimoff met with state legislators general fund. the municipality. realize another $10,000. Therefore, earlier this year to propose the A portion of the collected fee is In advising Haimoff of his deci- the total amount that would be measure, first suggested by former earmarked by law for specific pur- sion to sponsor the legislation, returned to the municipality would Committeeman Salvatore Bate. poses such as county aid and Munoz provided a sheet that be $14,245. She emphasized, however, the neighborhood, shore and High- shows the example of a home that — Patricia Harris REDEVELOPMENT Board screening planners to do study The Planning Board at its April redevelopment. ners. Qualifications are to be sub- Going into the meeting, two • COLD STORAGE. 19 meeting voted to put out a The study is the first step in a mitted by Friday, May 5. firms had submitted their qualifi- • EXPERT REPAIRS/ request for qualifications, or RFQ, proposed redevelopment project The board will then select cations to the board, Gorman said. REMODELS for a planner who will conduct a that could take place over the next approximately five planners and The names of the two known study of areas in need of redevel- several years and include the build- ask them to submit written pro- applicants could not be obtained • PROFESSIONAL opment for the township, according of a new Town Hall and con- posals. by the time The Item went to press. CLEANSING ing to Michael Gorman, the version of the current Town Hall In order to be considered for the The body voted, however, to board’s chairman. into a commercial property. study, an applicant must be a seek a wider pool of applicants. The planner is to conduct a Gorman said this week adver- licensed planner in the state, have “The board decided it’s more study of nearly 200 properties in tisements are being published in at least 10 years planning experi- important to get it right than to the downtown district that have the Star-Ledger and on the Web ence and must have successfully rush through it,” Gorman said. been identified by the Township site of the New Jersey Chapter of completed at least three similar — Patricia Harris Committee as possible sites for the American Association of Plan- projects.

OLD GUARD Taxes due Monday Second quarter real estate taxes Today’s focus is current events are due Monday. To avoid interest charges, all The Millburn Old Guard winds bers will entertain their ladies at prehensively examine the state’s down this month’s programs at the the 48th annual Ladies Day Lun- capital punishment system. May payments must be received Bauer Community Center in Tay- cheon, to be held at the Canoe The Old Guard meets Thurs- on or before Monday, May 8, as lor Park. with a current events dis- Brook Country Club. All members days at 10:30 a.m. in the George May 7 falls on a Sunday. cussion. Leading off the program- are encouraged to attend. Food Bauer Community Center in Tay- ming for May is a discussion next and piano music are featured. lor Park. Feature programs start at In addition to its regular hours Thursday about gold mines. Diana Hoffman, a leader in the 11 a.m. Members are retired and of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Old Guard members Bill De field of architectural design, will semi-retired men of the township Baun and Al Connellee will lead present an overview of this devel- and surrounding communities. Monday through Friday, the Tax the current events discussion today oping art and profession on May The Old Guard welcomes Office will be open Monday from at 11 a.m., following the Old 18. She started Hoffman Associ- guests to any of its meetings. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Guard’s regular meeting at 10:30. ates in Summit in 1985, specializ- Besides meeting every Thursday, On May 4, Old Guard member ing in residential, religious and members organize and participate Mail tax payments to Tax Bill Moran will introduce and pro- office projects. in various activities, such as bowl- Collector’s Office, P.O. Box 1034, SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR vide commentary on “Gold Mines What are your views on capital ing, bridge, shuffleboard, golf and Millburn, 07041, or place in the ALL TYPES OF OUTERWEAR and Miners.” The program includes punishment? Celeste Fitzgerald is tours to interesting sites or events. a video presentation on gold explo- director of New Jerseyans for Alter- Drop Box located outside Town ration and the mining industry in natives to the Death Penalty. On Anyone interested in joining Hall. California, South Africa and else- May 25, she will talk about the rea- the Old Guard should ask a COLD STORAGE IN OUR HUGE VAULTS ON THE PREMISES For additional information, call PRESERVES THE BEAUTY AND PROTECTS YOUR FAVORITE OUTERWEAR where in the world. Gold prices sons why, in January of this year, friend who is a member to FROM THE DANGERS OF HEAT, HUMIDITY AND MOTHS. have climbed higher than $630 an the New Jersey State Legislature bring him to a meeting or call the Tax Collector’s office at ounce in recent days. suspended executions and created membership chairman Doug (973) 564-7083. 8 SPRING STREET · FLEMINGTON, NJ · 908.782.2212 On May 11, Old Guard mem- a bipartisan commission to com- Reed at (973) 763-4524. OPEN SUNDAY AND EVERYDAY • www.flemingtonfurs.com W197532-01 ‘And the time to have this public meeting is Page XXA4 now, before any more time, energy or money is The Item of Millburn and Short Hills spent on something our township may not April 27, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com want or need.’ Opinion Franklin N. Meyer, Cape Court resident Blazing trails, wagging tails We were pleased to hear the announcement this week that Essex County is close to finalizing a dog park in the South Mountain Reservation. Former Township Committeeman Sal Bate deserves credit for making the initial push for the park. His successors on the Committee deserve credit for continuing the effort, as does Essex County Executive Joe DiVincenzo. A group of township residents also had an instrumental role in the park’s creation. The first time we ever heard of such a concept as a park for canines was from a friend in—where else?—California. We witnessed her adorable dog, Dale, romp and roam gai- ly in a park high in the Hollywood Hills. It was fun for the dog and fun for us as we observed the social antics of Dale and others of her kind. Dale’s park is rather basic. It doesn’t have a drinking fountain, like the one in South Mountain is supposed to get—just a long hose attached to a spigot. It doesn’t have benches either—we’ll be getting them in South Mountain. It’s more a case of grabbing a rock or bringing a blanket to sit on in Dale’s park. There’s no so-called agility equipment or washing area for Dale. No “time out” space, either. No, Dale jumps romps in the open space there out west, looking for whatever dogs seek in the open air. We bring her snacks and water. Big dogs and little dogs jump in together. And if things get a little rough in doggie world, we call to Dale, who is on the big side, and rope her in. Despite the rustic environment, there’s an air of civility in the Hollywood park. Owners watch over their charges and social- ize as their pets enjoy the natural habitat. We envision the same civilized behavior here on the East /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU Coast, in South Mountain. But we are talking doggie, not kid- die, park, aren’t we? Need to improve now have enough time to defend this important project will they can focus on the job at their right to have their homes include multiple opportunities hand. The 1.3 acres set aside for large dogs and the 0.7 acres for communication eliminated from the list of prop- for public input. But how much small dogs are going to cost the county $500,000. True, the about ordinances erties that would be affected by public input and when? Will we Sheryl Harpel funds are coming from a state grant and therefore, likely will the proposed ordinance. be asked to wait, and possibly 17 Dryden Terrace not affect us taxpayers, right? Well, maybe we won’t feel the Editor, The Item: Shouldn’t we first be waiting react to developers’ plans instead pinch in the county portion of our taxes but we can’t help but The Township Committee’s for the Historic Preservation of giving our input now, before Thanks supporters decision to slow down the Commission’s survey? plans are developed? wonder how the state has this kind of money to spare. progress of a proposed ordinance And, if the vote on this ordi- I would hope to see all resi- for election to BOE, Remember, this is the same state that is looking to save costs that could extend historic preser- nance had not been delayed, dents have the opportunity to states commitment by pushing off deer and other animal carcass removal respon- vation restrictions to 70 addition- how would the property owners offer suggestions to the township sibilities onto municipalities. al buildings in the township was have known to present a before the developers begin Editor, The Item: a wise one. defense? After all, they were nev- drawing up their plans. I will be I am truly inspired by the con- This is the same state that came close to closing down the The proposed ordinance, first er given official notice by the drawing up a list of my sugges- fidence this community has Governor’s Schools because it could not justify the cost of such introduced in early March by township? tions. I hope others will draw up placed in me and by the very a program. The Governor’s Schools are one of the finest tools Committeewoman Sandra Should our governing body be their own lists to share with our broad and very passionate group the state can utilize to reward its talented students. The sum of Haimoff, was a reaction to the making decisions that have the township as well. of voters in Millburn-Short Hills potential future sale of the Hess- potential to affect both the main- who care deeply about the edu- $500,000 would go a long way toward seeing a budding artist ian House; a reaction that was tenance and value of residents’ Abby Kalan cation of our children. or scientist receive instruction during the summer. intensified by the demolition last private homes without providing 15 Reeve Circle This community clearly wants We don’t deny the concept of a dog park is a good one. At summer of the farm house at 4 notice to those affected? to provide the highest level of the same time, we do feel there’s better use of the state’s mon- Farley Road. And shouldn’t all township (The author is the Demo- education to all children, and But preserving what is deter- residents be able to refer to one cratic candidate for Township wants the relevant information to ey. mined to be essential elements of source of information for pro- Committee in November.) make intelligent decisions The dog park that has been envisioned is state-of-the art. But Millburn’s history should be posed actions of this impor- regarding the future of our let’s not forget: it is just a dog park. undertaken thoughtfully and tance? It seems incomprehensi- schools. It certainly will be a “novelty,” as one supporter described proactively. ble that in our current technolog- Applauds turnout I promise to continue to pro- it. That’s putting it mildly. The first step toward this is ical age, Millburn’s electronic vide the facts to you and to ana- developing a new survey of his- presence is outdated and seem- for Ed board vote lyze and recommend with the We suspect dogs everywhere are already wagging their tails toric properties in the township, ingly incapable of presenting up- sole intention of striving to make in approval. something already on the agenda to-the-minute information, accu- Editor, The Item: the Millburn Township School of the Historic Preservation rate contact lists and the agendas The vote on Tuesday has made District the best in the state of Commission. Hopefully, a new and minutes of public meetings. me feel so good about our town. New Jersey. survey will take into considera- This lack of notice concerns The large turnout demon- I sincerely thank each and tion whether or not any of the 70 me. Does this indicate that resi- strates we value quality educa- every person who supported me &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV properties identified in the Mas- dents will have limited opportu- tion in Millburn Township. We during the campaign. ter Plan are historically signifi- nity to learn about or give feed- are incredibly fortunate to have I thank the high school stu- MONDAY, MAY 1 Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. cant today. back on other impending deci- such talented, dedicated and car- dents who acted as Web site con- 7 p.m. Zoning Board of At the Township Committee sions, most notably the redevel- ing new members on our Board sultants and the grandparents Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, MAY 16 meeting held April 18, it was stat- opment of the downtown? of Education. who called friends who had not 7:30 p.m. Environmental 8 p.m. Township Committee ed that with the ordinance being We have been assured the Let’s now all get behind our Commission meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. delayed, homeowners would process the township will use for elected board members so that SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Education Center. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 8 p.m. Planning Board TUESDAY, MAY 2 meeting. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Township Committee Hear public first, then plan fix for downtown meeting. Town Hall. THURSDAY, JUNE 1 We have serious questions property within a redevelopment productive” use of the land, (iii) olution proceeding under the 7:30 p.m. Historic about our township proceeding area (“Area” or “RD Area”) is has an “obsolete layout,” (iv) has LRHL made no reference to pro- WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Preservation Commission with downtown redevelopment statutorily deemed to be “blight- “excessive land coverage,” and etc. tection of quality of life in any res- 8 p.m. Board of Recreation meeting. Town Hall. under the Local Redevelopment ed” and thus can be taken by the (NJSA 40A:12A-5 (a) (d) & (e). idential area. Rather, it refers to Commissioners meeting. Gero and Housing Law (LRHL), NJSA RD Authority (NJSA 40A:12A- Applying these subjective con- Millburn Township as “the City,” Park Recreation Building. MONDAY, JUNE 5 40A:12A. 6(c)). cepts here, much of the down- which it plainly is not. 8 p.m. Planning Board 7 p.m. Zoning Board of First: Although Also, the RD town, parts of Short Hills and oth- Fifth: Once an RD Plan is in meeting. Town Hall. Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. referred to only as 9LHZSRLQW Authority will be er large areas of our township place, this can hurt property val- 7:30 p.m. Environmental downtown redevel- Franklin N. Meyer able to take prop- could “qualify” for condemnation ues both within the RD Areas and THURSDAY, MAY 4 Commission meeting. Cora opment, much of erty from one per- and taking. surrounding areas of our township 7:30 p.m. Historic Hartshorn Arboretum. the proposed area son and convey or Fourth: Under the LRHL, the as well. And this can happen even Preservation Commission for redevelopment includes areas lease it to another “without public RD Authority can do any of the if nothing is done, because of the meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, JUNE6 not in the downtown but in the bidding and at such prices and above without consideration of uncertainty as to what might be 7 p.m. Township Committee midst of our township’s residential upon such terms as it deems rea- the negative impact its actions can done. SATURDAY, MAY 13 meeting. Town Hall. areas. This includes the Millburn sonable” (NJSA 40A:12A-8 (g). It have on the quality of life in our Also, there is no time limitation 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Red Cross Free Public Library and Munici- can also issue bonds and make residential areas. Also although on an RD Plan. Accordingly, once Community Blood Drive at WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 pal Lot No. 7, which are within the loans and furnish other financial our township Master Plan makes an RD Plan is in place, it can last Millburn High School in the new 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Glen Avenue residential area, Tay- assistance to redevelopers (NJSA protection of quality of life in all forever, or until the RD Authority gymnasium. Commissioners meeting. Gero lor Park adjoining the South 40A:12A-8(a & f). The RD residential areas paramount, decides to terminate it. Thus it can Park Recreation Building. Mountain residential area, the Authority can also clear property, under the LRHL the RD Author- remain a continuing burden on MONDAY, MAY 15 8 p.m. Planning Board Millburn Middle School and the reconstruct streets, enter buildings ity can supercede the township’s property owners in our township. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of meeting. Town Hall. Paper Mill Playhouse. and do virtually anything else it zoning regulations (NJSA And even if the current Township Second: Once a redevelopment wants within the Area (“do all 40A:12A-7 (c)). Committee is viewed favorab1y, plan (“RD Plan’) is in place, the things necessary or convenient to Although the mayor says he who is to say that some future Township Committee or appoint- carry out its powers”) (NJSA wants to protect the quality of life administration will act responsibly ed redevelopment agency (collec- 40A:12A-8(d, h & n). in our town’s residential areas, the tively “RD Authority”) will have The RD Authority can provide Feb. 28 Township Committee res- SEE HEAR, PAGE A5 broad new condemnation powers also for “affordable housing’ with- and other powers over private in the Area (NJSA 40A: 12A-7 (b). property in our township. Third: Under the LRHL, the Letter policy Specifically the RD Authority RD Authority will be able to con- Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher will be able to condemn and take demn property and do these other private property under Article things within the Area even electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor VIII, Sec. III, para. 1 of the N.J. though the property is in good are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager STEPHEN BORG, Vice President Constitution. This section permits condition, attractive in appear- and double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter the condemnation of private prop- ance and well maintained, if the Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production erty in “blighted areas.” Although RD Authority is of the opinion Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 Editorial Office: (973) 921-6451 CYNTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director no part of our township is in fact that the property: (i) is “obsoles- “blighted,” under the LRHL, all cent,” (ii) is not the most “fully Millburn Avenue. www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 27, 2006 A5

CAN’T WAIT FOR ICE LETTERS to others to get involved. FROM PAGE A4 Everyone was enthusiastic, This page featuring the circa- everyone was passionate and, 1925 Millburn High School girls voted in years in a Board of Edu- most importantly, everyone field hockey squad is contained cation election, explaining why hopped on board. this election mattered. Throughout this campaign, in the latest donation to the Thanks to the families who there was a resounding sense that Millburn-Short Hills Historical moved here only months ago but this is a first step, that there is so Society. It is part of a “memory got involved building calling lists much that we can do together to book” assembled by an in hopes of protecting the district make this a success. It is this posi- unidentified female graduate of they had so recently chosen to tive energy that I hope to redirect Millburn High School, who educate their children. toward our schools, the board probably belonged to the Class My thanks to the families who and the community, to effect last- of 1925. Most records of the have been here for years who ing change. 1910s and 1920s in the township stood up for the best traditions of were apparently lost to one of Millburn-Short Hills, and the old Janet Brief Landau the many floods here, so the friends of mine who reached out 2 Robert Drive Society is particularly interested in gathering information about those decades. The original owner of the scrapbook ® faithfully recorded the names, Regal Matte makes it easy addresses and post-high school plans of her classmates, in to clean up life’s little messes. addition to the academic, social and sports activities of the class.

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HEAR want or need. (The author, a Cape Court resi- FROM PAGE A4 dent, is a member of the New York and New Jersey Bars. He has been once vested with these broad pow- a township resident with his wife ers. and family for 25 years.) Also, once the RD Authority (Editor’s note: Mayor Daniel exercises such power over one part J. Baer and Michael Gorman, of our township, can any part of chairman of the Planning our township, whether it has a Board, will provide a rebuttal Millburn or Short Hills address, be to Mr. Meyer’s viewpoint in safe from such intrusion? next week’s issue of The Item.) Sixth: The public has received no information regarding the cost of proceeding under the LRHL, Exclusively at your local including the cost of experts, plan- Benjamin Moore® Store. ners, lawyers, etc. Our township taxes are already too high. Surely Beautiful flat finish. we should know what the likely Cleans with soap and water. expenses will be before going Comes in countless colors. down this road. ©2006 Benjamin Moore & Co. Benjamin Moore, the crown device, Regal and the triangle “M” symbol Mayor Dan Baer has said he are registered trademarks, and The Leader in Paint & Color is a trademark, licensed to Benjamin Moore & Co. wants an open process. We agree. We respectfully submit that before the township proceeds fur- ® ther with this, and before it hires a planner and incurs further expense, that a public hearing be conducted (with full advance public notice) at which time these Visit us at issues can be fully discussed and considered. MILLBURN Then the Township Committee Suburban Paint & Wallpaper can ﬁnally hear from the residents 8 Main Street and property owners as to whether W198268-01 (973) 376-1055 they want to proceed down this road or not, and proceed accordingly. And the time to have this pub- W209626-04 lic meeting is now, before any more time, energy or money is spent on something our township may not W210428-01 01 - W210496

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6HUYLFHV (YHQWV B’nai Israel hosts biographer Frank Tenore Sr. A Mass for former township National Association of Letter Christ Church dren and adults. Two adult class- resident Frank J. Tenore Sr. was Carriers Chapter 3972 and an 7:15, 8, 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. E. es are offered: “Proverbs: Life of founder of state of Israel offered Monday in St. Rose of usher at St. Rose of Lima Church. Bevan Stanley will preach and Lived in Perspective” and “A The- Lima Church. Mr. Tenore, 84, Born in Newark, he lived in celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. ology of the Home.” In celebration of Israel Inde- Remembers.” died April 19 in St. Luke’s Hos- Springfield for 15 years and the The sidesman will be Theodore pendence Day, Congregation B’nai The principal pice House, Bethlehem, Pa. township for many years before Houlis. Stanley will preach and First Baptist Church Israel will host speaker, writer and actor in the film He was a letter carrier at the moving to Easton, Pa., eight the Rev. Allison Read will offici- 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard historian Michael Bar-Zohar Sun- was Ben-Gurion U.S. Post Office in Maplewood months ago. ate at the 9:30 a.m. service. The L. Hines will preach the sermon, day, May 7, at 7:30. himself, who for 32 years before retiring in Mr. Tenore is survived by his first lesson will be read by James Big Investment, Bigger Returns, The topic of Bar-Zohar’s told his life story 1978. wife, Margaret; a son, Frank J. Jr.; Sammartino, the second lesson based on the Gospel of Mark, address will be “Ben-Gurion as I in the company After that, he worked in ship- a daughter, Teresa M. Brown; a will be read by Dr. William John- Chapters 10. Knew Him.” The talk follows one of personal and ping and receiving for C.B. Kaup sister, Imelda Lewis; and three son and the Gospel will be read 7 p.m.: The evening service will given last year by Daniel Gordis. political friends and Sons in Maplewood in the grandchildren. by Samuel McKeown. A special feature a video from the Creation The evening is free and open to and fellow pio- 1980s. In lieu of flowers, memorial Coffee Hour will honor congre- Library and discussion on “A the public. A dessert reception will Bar-Zohar neers from his Mr. Tenore was a Navy veteran contributions can be made to gant Ruth Southwick for 60 years Hollywood History of the Scopes follow the talk. youth. of World War II and a member of V.N.A. of St. Luke’s Hospice, church choir. Stanley will discuss Trial.” Bar-Zohar, who served in the Bar-Zohar has also published the Tin Can Sailors Association. 1510 Valley Center Parkway, the upcoming General Conven- Israel Air Force Intelligence and several novels, some under the pen He was a member of the Suite 200, Bethlehem, Pa., 18017. tion of the Episcopal Church dur- St. Rose of Lima Church the Paratroopers of the Israel names Michael Barak and Michael ing Adult Forum, which begins at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 Defense Forces, holds a bachelor’s Hastings, and the latest under his 10:45 a.m. The annual parish p.m.: Mass is offered. The sacra- degree in political science from real name. Mina Talisman meeting will be held on Sunday, ment of reconciliation is offered Hebrew University in Jerusalem He has also appeared on televi- May 7,following a shortened 9:30 Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., and master’s and doctorate degrees sion networks including ABC, Services for former township Born in Poland, Mrs. Talisman a.m. service. Parishioners will and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. in political science and interna- CBS, CNN and C-Span as well as resident Mina Talisman were held lived in Irvington, Newark and elect three new vestry members tional relations from the Universi- programs including “Larry King April 12 in Clifton. the township for 53 years before and representatives to both the St. Stephen’s Church ty of Paris, France. Live” and “Nightline.” Mrs. Talisman, 96, died April 9 moving to West Orange six Diocesan Convention and Dis- 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.: A spoken He is the official biographer of A former member of the Israeli in Inglemoor Care Center, Liv- months ago. trict 4. service of Holy Eucharist with David Ben-Gurion, the founder of Parliament, or Knesset, Bar-Zohar ingston. Mrs. Talisman is survived by a homily, followed by a Holy the State of Israel. He spent most has won many awards including She was a secretary at Temple daughter, Joan Horn of the town- Community Congregational Eucharist service with homily, of the years from 1964 to 1978 Knight of the Legion d’Honneur, Beth Ahm in Springfield for many ship; a son, David of Honolulu, Church choir and organ. Church school writing Ben-Gurion’s biography. In France, French Academy Award years before retiring. Hawaii; two sisters, Rose Lerner 10 a.m.: Dick and Lolo Francis classes for children ages 2 and a 1986, the book was published in a and the Israel Sokolov Award, the Mrs. Talisman was a member of the township and Helen Arlein welcome worshipers. The Rev. half through eighth grade meet at special centennial edition in Israeli Pulitzer Prize. of the township chapters of B’nai of Verona; two grandchildren and Jennifer N. Testa leads the con- 10 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Nurs- Hebrew, English, Russian, French, He lives in Tel Aviv with his B’rith Women and Hadassah. two great-grandchildren. gregation in worship. Inspira- ery care is provided at the 10 a.m. Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, wife, Galila, and their son, Gil. He tional music is provided by the service. Arabic and German. It has been spends six months a year speaking Fannie Cerro Chancel Choir under the direc- recently published in Chinese. and lecturing in the United States. tion of Warren H. Brown. Chil- Wyoming Presbyterian Church Bar-Zohar hosted several televi- The evening is sponsored by the A Mass for former township many years before retiring 32 dren are invited to attend Sunday 10 a.m.: For the Third Sunday sion programs about Ben-Gurion, Goldhirsch Fund, the Sisterhood resident Fannie Cerro was years ago. school. Following worship, all are of Easter, the Rev. Ronald W. wrote a play on Ben-Gurion’s and the Men’s Club with the assis- offered April 20 in St. Rose of Born in Bernaldo, Italy, Mrs. invited to a Reception Johnson will lead worship and youth and produced records of his tance of the synagogue’s Israel Lima Church. Mrs. Cerro, 93, Cerro moved to the township Hour. Nursery care is provided, preach the sermon, When Easter speeches. He also wrote the Affairs Committee. died April 9 in Holiday Care when she was 3. She moved to and all are welcome. Is Let Loose. Scripture readings screenplay for a full-length docu- For more information, call the Center, Toms River. Seaside Park 30 years ago and 11:20 am: Bible Forum. Child- are Acts 3:12-19 and Luke 24:36- mentary film, “Ben-Gurion synagogue office at (973) 379-3811. She was a seamstress with the also maintained a residence in care is available. 43. The Chancel Choir will sing M&D Coat Shop in Summit for Vero Beach, Fla. 6 p.m.: Junior High Youth Fel- and guest organist is Kathy lowship for grades 6 through 8 McNeil. Mary Carstensen meets. New members are wel- Regular Sunday school classes Rabbi addresses congregation come. are in session for kindergarten Services for former township Mrs. Carstensen is survived by 7 p.m: Senior High Youth Fel- through eighth grade. Infant and Rabbi Amy Small, rabbi of Con- Small is immediate past president resident Mary E. Carstensen were her husband, William; a daughter, lowship for grades 9 through 12 toddler care is available in the gregation of Beth Hatikvah in of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical held April 18 in Sun City Center, Nancy Ann Cannon; a son, meets. New members welcome. Crib Room, and classes for 2, 3 Chatham, will speak to members Association. Fla. William Scott; and four grand- Monday, 3:45 p.m.: Youth and 4 year olds meet each Sun- of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun She also currently chairs the Mrs. Carstensen, 80, died April children. Choir Rehearsal. day at 10 a.m. Following worship, about Reconstructionist Judaism Rabbinic Cabinet of Metrowest 9 in Sun City Center Hospice In lieu of flowers, memorials Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.: Mid- all are invited to Hospitality on Monday at 7:30 p.m. and sits on the executive commit- House. may be made to the LifePath week Bible Forum on Women of Hour. Small will be speaking as a part tee of the National United Jewish She was a member of St. Hospice, 3725 Upper Creek Dri- the Bible. of the adult education series “Who Communities’ Rabbinic Cabinet, Andrew Presbyterian Church in ve, Ruskin, Fla., 33573, or a char- Members of the religious com- Are They? Who Are We?” the Executive Council of Religions Sun City Center. ity of the donor’s choice. Covenant Presbyterian Church munity are invited to submit Ordained from the Reconstruc- for Peace and the National Inter- 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. David information for publication. tionist Rabbinical College in 1987, religious Leadership Delegation for Miner will begin a new series on News should be submitted via e- Peace in the Middle East. Albertina Delle Donne the life of Abraham, preaching mail to [email protected] For more information about from Genesis 12. Guest pianist is or by calling (973) 921-6453 or by Luncheon planned Congregation B’nai Jeshurun and A service for township resident Born in Irvingston, she lived in Edith Diffenderfer. At 9:15 a.m., writing The Item, 343 Millburn The Women’s Association of its adult education offerings, call Albertina Delle Donne was held the township for 50 years. Sunday school is offered for chil- Ave., Millburn, 07041. Congregation B’nai Jeshurun will (973) 379-1555 or e-mail April 11 in Maplewood. Mrs. Delle Donne is survived present a fashion show during its infotbj.org. Mrs. Delle Donne, 71, died by her husband, Daniel, and a sis- annual spring luncheon Tuesday, April 8 in the Glenside Nursing ter, Adeline Hubener. Day of Prayer planned for May 4 May 23, at 11 a.m. Home, New Providence. Deborah Gilbert Smith, owner The interdenominational and praise and petition on behalf of of the Millburn women’s store of non-sectarian local observance of the nation. 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Shakespeare poached The director’s unbridled imagi- Of all of Shakespeare’s plays, “A more artistic sources for this play nation does give us much that is Midsummer Night’s Dream” is than any other. original, inventive and wonderful- probably the one performed most Landau has framed her produc- ly entertaining in the production. often. It’s also the one that seems tion differently. Starting with There’s a fast-paced, nearly frenet- to invite directors to come up with GrooveLily, a folk/rock trio of ic speed to the farce parts of the original, imaginative and personal multi-talented musician singer play and a melodic richness and interpretations. songwriters, she conceives this vocal strength to the musical com- This time round, courtesy of the musical version of the classic comedy elements. McCarter Theatre and Paper Mill edy as their dream. If her actors haven’t mastered Playhouse, it’s the talented Tina It’s an interesting concept that the subtleties of Shakespeare’s Landau’s turn to tinker with leads to some imaginative staging, verse, they do have a basic under- Shakespeare’s script. She’s come but I don’t think it’s completely standing of what the words mean up with an imaginative and ener- successful. and they recite them loud and getic, if somewhat incoherent, pro- When a dream frames a story, it clear. I’m guessing that the mantra duction that transforms this come- works because we know the at rehearsals was, “Don’t just stand dy of transformation from a mid- dreamer, we know the people in there, do something!” for the cast is summer night’s dream to a kind of the dreamer’s life, history, relation- continually running, turning, cross- hard day night’s kinky dream. ships, problems, goals, etc. We see ing up, down, right and left, gestur- The plot remains the same. Her- how these are transformed in the ing and gesticulating to easily make mia (Stacey Sargeant) loves dream; indeed, this kind of analyz- it the busiest “Midsummer Night’s Lysander (James Martinez) but is ing is part of the fun of any dream Dream” in memory. being forced to marry Demetrius sequence on stage or screen. Not surprisingly, the 400-year- (William Fowler), who is loved by (Think of Dorothy in “The Wizard old plot and dialog still work and Helena (played by the lovely, lanky of Oz” or George Bailey’s living the play-within-the-play, “The Brenda Withers, radiating infec- nightmare in “It’s a Wonderful Most Lamentable Comedy, and tious charm and an instinctive Life.”) Most Cruel Death of Pyramus and command of Shakespeare’s verse). Here, we don’t know Thisby,” in the show-biz, savvy These four young lovers end up in GrooveLily. At the opening, they’re hands of Lea DeLaria and the fairyland woods where who just three anonymous musicians Demond Green becomes a Brecht- loves who is mismatched and napping, who wake up, start play- ian masterpiece of crowd-pleasing mixed up by the magic of Oberon ing and the show begins. silliness. (Here, Shakespeare seems the King of the Fairies (Jay Goode) Suddenly we’re in a white- to be poaching and parodying his and the mischief of his servant, walled candelabra-filled room with own recently written “Romeo and Puck (an aggressively androgynous a duke and his bride-to-be. It Juliet.”) Guy Adkins). seems to be a stylized 17th or 18th This is the play with the famous There is general chaos as the century palace. speech, “Lovers and madman have lovers chase and run from each Then the young lovers show up, such seething brains, / Such shap- other and Bottom (Lea DeLaria), girls in modern skirts and dresses, ing fantasies…The lunatic, the playing one of four amateur actors boys in clam diggers and jeans, and lover and the poet/ Are of imagi- rehearsing a play in the woods, is it begins to seem less like a stylized nation all compact.” The speech turned into a jackass by Puck. Tita- concept and more like a semi-dress makes the point that however wild, nia, Queen of the Fairies (Ellen rehearsal. brilliant and creative the imagin- PHOTO COURTESY OF PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE McLaughlin seamlessly blending The play moves from the palace ings of these three—the lunatic, the Ellen McLaughlin as Titania and Jay Goede as Oberon in the current Paper Mill Playhouse Shakespearian actress and sultry to the magical woods, but the stage lover and the poet—are, it’s “the production, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” directed by Tina Landau. Joining the ensemble torch song singer) falls in love, via doesn’t suggest an enchanted for- poet’s pen” that “turns them to onstage and performing the original music composed for the production is the pop-folk-rock Oberon’s magic, with Bottom. est. We seem to be in a dank, glam shapes and gives to airy nothing/ A trio GrooveLily. The show continues through May 21. Eventually the confusion is clar- and glimmer, gay (not that there’s local habitation, and a name.” ified, misdirected passions redi- anything wrong with that) night- To shape, frame and tie together rected, and all, including, hilari- club. It’s replete with a multitude of this imaginative ”Midsummer ously, the amateur acting troupe, floor to ceiling poles on which Night’s Dream,” Landau needs to Local student garners award in art contest join the wedding celebration of the dark, sinister figures slither up, sharpen her poet’s pen. Duke of Athens and his warrior down and around. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Millburn High School student bride. These figures turn out to be runs through May 21 at the Paper Mattias Lanas won the Best in Shakespeare uses the marriage woodland sprites and forest fairies, Mill Playhouse. Ticket prices range Show award for his submission in of the duke to frame and tie togeth- characters that are often cheerfully from $19 to $68; student rush tick- the Paper Mill Playhouse’s first art er the stories of the young lovers, played by children. Landau opts ets are $16. Call the box office at contest, open to Essex County stu- the feud of the fairy king and for adult, buff and sequined chorus (973) 376- 4343, go to the theater dents in grades 9 through 12. queen, the magic, mischief and boys in Speedos. (Maybe it’s a on Brookside Drive or visit Mattias’ work, “Puck through mystery in the woods and the PMP seasonal theme: in “Carni- www.papermill.org. the Leaves,” will be one of 13 works chosen for display in the theater’s Renee Foosaner Art Gallery, located on the mezzanine level, during the run of “Midsum- Cellist appearing at library Sunday mer Night’s Dream. The show continues through May 21. The Millburn-Short Hills Arts York City, will give a cello recital. in the community. New members Two other Millburn students Center (MSHAC) is sponsoring its The program is free of charge to the are invited. won Awards of Merit in the art annual musical performance on community. No reservations are For further information about contest. They were Linda Gao and PHOTO COURTESY OF PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Millburn necessary. membership, call trustee Elaine Pas- Mara Schlanger. Free Public Library. Refreshments will be provided. cal at (973) 455-1494. Millburn High School won the Millburn High School student Mattias Lanas, left, receives Deborah Pae, a senior at Liv- MHHAC is an organization For more information about the Artistic Leadership Award for hav- congratulations from Michael Gennaro, president and chief ingston High School and a student devoted to the encouragement, pro- program, call trustee Pat Rush at ing the most entries into the com- executive officer of Paper Mill Playhouse, for winning the Best at the Julliard School Music in New motion and development of the arts (973) 507-9217. petition. in Show Award in the theater’s first student art contest.

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COMMUNITY LETTER UNDERAGE DRINKING IN MILLBURN

April 27, 2006

A letter to the Millburn community:

Alcohol is the most used and abused drug in America, so it is no surprise that it is the drug choice of out teenagers. Underage drinking causes short and long term health issues and is associated with all leading causes of accidents and deaths of American teens. Alcohol damages memory and learning functions in young people, and the damage may not be reversible. Studies have shown that teenagers can become alcohol dependent in as little as a few months, and are much more likely to develop life-long dependency than teens who wait until the age of 21 to begin drinking. A unified, clear and consistent message from all adults in our Township is necessary to help curtail underage drinking. The message is: underage drinking isharmful, illegal, and will notbetolerated.

Education and other outlets are being provided to our teens. The schools provide age appropriate curriculum K-12. The Millburn Municipal Alliance (M-MAC) funds many educational and prevention programs, which help supplement the school curriculum. Athletes and their parents sign a no-tolerance contract with the school. Our recreation department provides careful supervision of all teams and events. The Township also funds the DARE program in our fifth grade and the Bauer Teen Center, where teens can gather on Friday and Saturday nights in a relaxed and alcohol-free environment.

We need the help of parents in curtailing this dangerous and illegal activity. Please speak to your children about the dangers of underage drinking. Parental disapproval is the single strongest deterrent to alcohol abuse in teenagers ages 13-17. Educate yourself on the negative impact of alcohol on developing bodies and brains. Supervise your children at home and make sure a parent will be actively supervising them at the homes of others. Attend a Safe Homes training session sponsored by M-MAC. Do all you can to prevent the heartbreak of teen accidents and deaths.

Underage drinking is illegal and the results canbedeadly.

Sincerely, Don Baer, Mayor Dr. Richard Brodow, Superintendent Barbara Gruska, M-MAC A12 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 27, 2006 (GXFDWLRQ www.TheItemOnline.com ’TIS THE SEASON! Gordon will address MMS forum Tuesday The League of Women Voters of Becker, despite a busy year in local Millburn-Short Hills (LWV) and politics—with a school bond refer- the Millburn Middle School social endum, Board of Education and studies department will focus their Township Committee elections eighth annual “Running and Win- and a tax ﬁght with the Short Hills ning” workshop, to be held Tues- Mall—the schools have little oppor- day, on “Our Township Govern- tunity to teach students about local ment.” government. Funded by the United Way of “‘Running and Winning’ is free Millburn-Short Hills, the voluntary to all eighth grade students who after-school program will feature attend,” said Becker. Timothy P. Gordon, Millburn “The kids who attend really get township administrator. a lot out of this program every year. The event will take place in the You can tell because of the great middle school auditorium. questions they ask,” she added. According to LWV Leadership Township residents are wel- Committee member Katherine come to attend as well, she added.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM Linda Cacciaberea of Villa Walsh slides under the tag of Miller shortstop Alexa Maldonado to steal second base in the bottom of the ﬁrst inning of Friday’s varsity softball game. Villa Walsh scored three runs in the inning. The game was tied 5-5 in the eighth inning when Millburn broke the game open with a three-run rally. The 8-5 victory put Millburn’s record at 5-4.

Soggy weekend causes baseball and softball tournament cancellations This past weekend’s rainy weather wreaked havoc with sports tournament schedules. The Phil Krug Memorial Baseball Tournament title game between Millburn and Governor Livingston was rained out and has been postponed until a later date. In the Greater Newark Tournament, Millburn is scheduled to host the winner of Tuesday’s game between Columbia and Bloomfield on Saturday. As The Item went to press, the time of the game had not been announced. Also rained out was the inaugural Millburn Softball Tournament. Millburn was scheduled to play Summit in the initial round. The tournament has been postponed until a later date. For information on new dates and times for all tournament games, call the daily sports hotline provided by the Millburn athletics director’s office at (973) 376-3600, extension 229. Millburn will host Newark Academy Sunday at 1 p.m. in the first round of the Essex County lacrosse tournament Sunday.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Geller tosses 1-hitter against Montville, Millers win 6-0 By Jim Connelly walked two. Both walks came in Seven of the nine runs were ofTheItem the second inning. earned. Junior left-hander Luke Geller Sophomore Elliot Dawes (1-for- Wasserman and Speckhart each tossed a complete game one-hitter 3) drove in two runs for Millburn went 1-for-3 with two RBI. April 19, leading the Millburn (5-2). Junior Josh Biegel (one RBI), Home runs by junior Garett High School junior varsity baseball junior Ross Wasserman and junior Blake (four RBI), Wasserman (two team to a 6-0 win over host Sam Collingwood each had one RBI) and Dawes (two RBI) fueled Montville. hit. Millburn’s 10-run mercy rule win “Luke pitched a great game and in five innings over Butler. Mill- worked out of some early trouble,” MILLER NOTES burn also received three RBI from Miller junior varsity coach Steve Sandwiched around the win junior Jordan Mark, two from Buesser said. “The hit he gave up over Montville was a 9-6 loss at Collingwood and one from Speck- was in the first inning and was an Delbarton April 17 and a 17-3 hart. Junior Mike Seidmon went 3- infield hit that went off his glove on home win over Butler April 20. for-4. a ball hit just out of his reach, but Delbarton tagged sophomore Blake (2-1) worked the first four close enough to get his glove on.” right-hander Alec Speckhart for innings. The Miller southpaw The hit came with two outs in nine runs on 11 hits in five innings. allowed three runs on four hits. the first. Speckhart (1-1) fanned four and Blake fanned five and walked one. Geller (3-0) fanned five and walked two. Two of the runs were earned. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Millers watch record drop below .500 after 4-game winless drought By Jim Connelly gone ahead in the seventh, put the the loss. Tepper (0-1) allowed two ofTheItem tying runs on base in bottom of the runs on three hits and two walks in A four-game winless streak, inning, but could not get them the seventh. punctuated by losses last week to home. Miller reliever Jeremy Visiting Montville rolled to a 17- Delbarton and Montville, has Solomon worked out of a jam in 1 win over the Millers April 19 in a dropped the record of the Millburn the sixth. Solomon, who entered game halted after five innings by High School freshman baseball the game with runners on second the 10-run mercy rule. team to below .500 for the first and third and no one out in the Millburn (2-3-1) received hits time this season. sixth, retired three in a row to end from Nate Rudd, Ruane and Mark. The Millers, 0-3-1 over their last the threat. Aaron Karlsruher took the loss four outings, dropped a 10-8 deci- Dean Tepper of Millburn took in his first start of the season. W197531-01 sion to visiting Delbarton April 17. Delbarton scored twice in the top of the seventh to snap an 8-8 * tie. April Service Sale Select-A-Service A six-run uprising in the fourth •Oil & Filter Change * inning allowed Millburn to erase a Special 7-1 Delbarton lead. •Rotate & Inspect 4 Tires Millburn’s Conor Ruane started •Check Brakes & Suspension •Coolant Flush •Transmission Service the rally with a two-out walk. EElitelite •Power Steering Flush •Emissions Service •Check Electrical System Walks to Andrew Adelsheimer and •Differential Service Adam Talpalar loaded the bases. O N Erik Schmidt’s grounder to third L $ *Choose any two services: receive 10% Off! was misplayed, allowing Ruane to Y 59.95 20% Off! score. A bases-loaded walk to Will plus tax *Choose any three services: receive Bonomo forced in Adelsheimer. Chris Twombly hit a flare FOR YOUR behind the pitcher’s mound that was misplayed by the shortstop. BEST DEAL Talpalar scored on the play. Jon CLICK Lowenthal drew a bases-loaded walk, forcing in Schmidt. ON.... Jordan Mark capped the rally elitefordinc.com with a single to center, driving in Bonomo and Twombly. Milllburn, after Delbarton had

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL Third baseman Sarah Katzman reaches to her to left to make a catch April 19 during the Millburn High School varsity softball Pitcher Kelly Sullivan of the Millburn High School varsity girls softball team picks up a bunt in the April 19 game against team’s 7-4 loss to visiting Montville in a Northern Hills Montville. Also charging the ball is Miller ﬁrst baseman Katie Dilyard (9). Racing over to cover ﬁrst base is Miller second Conference, Suburban Division contest. baseman Laura Bariso. The loss dropped Millburn to 4-4 overall, 3-1 in the Suburban Division. Winterbottom

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Adillon drove in sparked the Sparrows to a 6-5 innings. verman delivered two singles and a Billy Berns and Lauren Maquet six RBI) and John Rosen (three three runs. defeat of the Orioles April 20 in Philip Pikus rapped out two hits double for the Mudcats. combined to rap out five hits April hits, one RBI) powered the Brew- The Bears’ Avery Lamp and Millburn-Short Hills Little League and Geoffrey Ferrer recorded three Dana Leichter tripled and 17, propelling the Barons to an 18- ers past the Red Sox 15-1 April 15. Lawrence D’Aries combined for six Northern League play. assists for the Nationals. scored three runs in the Phillies’ 7 drubbing of the Twins. Jessica Lauren Wenslau legged out a dou- hits. The Orioles’ Patrick Clark and Julius Kindfuller homered and 15-4 win over the Mariners April Nadel and Evan Creedon paced ble for the Red Sox. Helene Bosman scored two Dean DeLonge combined to drive first baseman Tyler Gould starred 15. Teammate Michael Lieberman the Twins’ attack with two hits Sam Eglow’s four hits and Leah runs and Zach Gotsch went 3-for- in three runs. in the field in the Reds’ 18-10 chipped in with two doubles, a sin- apiece. Hayum’s solid fielding propelled 3 with five RBI April 15, powering Nick Deguines doubled in a run defeat of the Dodgers April 15. The gle and four RBI. Marc Lincer’s clutch hit in the the Thunder to a 23-2 rout of the the Rangers to a 22-4 rout of the and outfielder Dan Klausner made Dodgers received strong defensive Max Markowitz delivered a line bottom of the sixth inning proved Royals April 15. Drew Jansen Tigers. a stellar catch in the Ravens’ 10-4 efforts from Nick Azulay and drive single for the Mariners. to be the game- winner in the Sen- rapped out two hits and Cassie The Tigers received several stel- defeat of the Cardinals April 18. 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BOYS GOLF Undefeated Millburn bests 3 foes Jake Gurland fired a five-over sion record. a 43 and Ben Sherlund and Gur- par 40 and Scott Nadelson and Connor Casey shot a one-under land each fired 44s for the Millers. Andrew Gordon came in 41s April par 34 and Zach Oyer posted a 37 Nadelson (42), Greg Scavuzzo 20, helping the Millburn High to lead the way for Madison. (43), Gurland (45) and Jared Stone School varsity boys golf team gain The win capped a 4-0 week for (47) paced the Millers to a 177-182 a 165-165 tie with Madison in a Millburn. defeat of West Orange April 18 at Northern Hills Conference, South- The Millers opened the week Canoe Brook. Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. ern Division match on the back with a 173-181 defeat of division Gordon shot a 38 to lead Mill- nine of the South Course at Canoe rival Montville Monday afternoon burn past Caldwell 166-178 April Brook Country Club in Summit. at Rockaway River Country Club 19 at Maplewood Country Club. SHORT HILLS Millburn improved to 6-0-1 in Denville. Nadelson shot a 42 and Griffith overall, 5-0-1 in division play. The Dan Griffith fired a team low 42 and Sherlund recorded nine-hole tie left Madison with a 4-0-2 divi- for Millburn. Gordon finished with rounds of 43. Business group plans golf and tennis outing The Millburn-Short Hills Cham- plete the day. All levels of golfers sponsors. The cost for a full day of ber of Commerce is sponsoring its and tennis players are invited to golf, lunch, cocktails and dinner is second annual Golf and Tennis participate. $290 per player. The tennis outing Classic Monday, May 15, at the As a special feature of the day, is $125 per player. Cocktails and Essex Fells Country Club in Essex every golfer will receive a prize let- dinner only is $90 per person. Fells. ter redeemable for two tickets to an Reservations will be accepted on a The day’s activities will begin at upcoming performance at the first-come, first-serve basis. 11 a.m. with registration and a bar- Paper Mill Playhouse. For registration, sponsorship or becue lunch. Golf and tennis play Sponsorship opportunities are additional information, call Carrie begins at 1 p.m. A cocktail recep- still available from a platinum lev- Lemerman at the Chamber of tion, dinner and awards will com- el name sponsor to tee and green Commerce office, (973) 379-1198.

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Short Hills Office 545 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills, NJ 07078 AMENITIES ABOUND Direct Phone: 973-376-4266 W198259-01 Beautiful custom brick home nestled on wooded 4+ acres. XXX mint 4+ bed- Owned and Operated by NRT Incorporated. Office Phone: 973-376-5200 www.burgdorff.com rooms, 4.5 baths. Open layout with oversized rooms and cathedral ceilings. Everything top of the line! Family room, library, gourmet eat-in kitchen with breakfast room, patio, pool, hot tub, 3 fireplaces and much more! Finished basement with wine cellar, tennis, game rooms, bar. A one-of-a- kind home that you just can not resist! $2,199,000. Contact Jill Yeskel at 973-376-2196 or Julie Jacobs at 973-535-1423.

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MILLBURN $709,000 SHORT HILLS $879,000 Desirable So. Mountain Brick colonial, 3BR, Classic Brick Front Glenwood Colonial, mint con- 2.1BA, New EIK, Spac Rms Thru-out & Well dition, Family Rm, EIK, hdwd flrs, C/A, fin bsmnt, Maintained, Convenient to everything. SHH3115 Conv location. SHH3073

CLASSIC CENTER HALL COLONIAL This wonderful home features updated kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, French doors out onto a paver patio that makes entertaining both inside and out a pleasure. Other features that come with this beautiful home are a finished basement, new steps and walkway leading to the front door and all new windows throughout. Walking distance to town, trains, schools and parks. $724,900. Contact Kathleen Galvin at 973-376- 6080 or [email protected] SHORT HILLS $2,095,000 SHORT HILLS $1,595,000

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SOFTBALL THREE’S A CROWD! Rec league roundup Dana Serruto and Catherine Budish each rapped out two hits April 17, lifting the Red Barons to a 13-12 defeat of the Mustangs in Millburn Recreation Department fifth and sixth grade girls softball league action. Pitcher Ashley Rose Lynn starred for the victors. The Mustangs received superb pitching outings from Caroline Willian and Lauren Tulip. Allie Bloom starred in the field for the Mustangs. Eliza Kagan went 2-for-2 and Hannah Padmos chipped in with two hits and scored two runs April 17 in the Diablos’ 6-3 defeat of the Riverdogs. Emilia Meo doubled and shortstop Lizzy Landau played stellar defense for the Riverdogs. Mary Stampoulos rapped out three hits and Emma Schiekofer reached base three times April 19, leading the Redbirds to a 9-8 defeat of the Firebirds. Pitcher Katrina LeBenger turned in a strong outing for the victors. The Firebirds received stellar pitching from Rachel Richman and two hits from Allie Weissenberg. Seventh-eighth grade league Charlotte McCafferty went 3- for-3 and Alex Rajan and Nina Yaverbaum played superb defense in the Mets’ 16-10 defeat of the PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN VARSITY BOYS LACROSSE TEAM Marlins April 20. Millburn High School attackman (9) Doug Allan, midfielder (16) Zach Morrow and midfielder (6) Michael Kirn converge on a Nutley player during Friday’s Melissa Rosenberg and Lydia varsity lacrosse match at Nutley. The Millers came out on top 15 to 6. Vollavanh homered for the Mar- lins. Samantha Shaw doubled to back a strong pitching effort from Ali Buchalter April 20 in the EXTRAORDINARY SPLIT-LEVEL Phillies’ 7-1 defeat of the Pirates. The Pirates received stellar defense from catcher Shweta Raghu and a double from Shayna Rose.

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DMDA Registration open for annual classic car show on May 21 Registrations are now being to Towne Realty, Autoland, Maple- The Millburn Fire Department Registration is $10 per car in Early registration is recom- 100 cars registered. For additional accepted for the 14th annual Mill- crest Lincoln Mercury and Wyman will conduct tours of the St. Barn- advance or $15 on the day of the mended. Commemorative dash information or to obtain a registra- burn Classic Car Show, which Ford. This event is free to the pub- abas Burn Foundation’s Fire Safe- show. plaques will be given to the first tion form, call (973) 379-2341. takes place Sunday, May 21, from lic. The rain date is Sunday, June 4. ty Truck, and the Millburn Police noon to 4 p.m. on Millburn The car show is an exhibition Department will be available to Avenue. with informal judging. Car owners install car seats and booster seats. Sponsoring the event are the are invited to display their cars There will be free raffle prizes. ELAINE PRUZON Downtown Millburn Develop- along Millburn Avenue, which will Providing entertainment will be ment Alliance (DMDA) and be closed to traffic from Spring to “DJ StickShift Eddie,” who will YOUR PASSPORTTO FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE Investors Savings Bank in addition Main streets. perform throughout the day.

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MAKING LEMONADE FROM LEMONS ON THE AVENUE

ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM After the sun arrived Sunday, the crowds came out as well for the town’s annual Street Fair, held on Millburn Avenue. In At the Millburn-Short Hills Street Fair Sunday, Derrick Weber, left, checks in with Michael Pine, Sherin Khona and Derrick’s the green jacket, eating a chocolate ice cream with sprinkles, brother, Keith, Millburn High School Key Club volunteers, at Alex’s Lemonade Stand. The Club is publicizing the Pediatric Cancer is Lauren Young, checking out the crafts vendors with her Benefit Carnival being held May 7 at the Millburn High School track. Alexandra “Alex” Scott was the 8-year-old founder of Alex’s friend, Stephanie Chen-Schmidt, whose choice of flavor is Lemonade Stand For Pediatric Cancer Research. Two days before her first birthday, she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, an vanilla. Food vendors were busy despite the rain that fell aggressive childhood cancer. For more information, visit www.alexslemonade.com/aboutthestand.php. earlier in the day.

vancy will clean the West Branch life,” Donofrio said. has prepared a variety of hands-on Business group offering calendar SPRING of the river in the South Mountain Only residents will be allowed scientific stations, active play and FROM PAGE A1 Reservation as it flows south from to bring used electronics to the site; other activities to teach the stu- The Millburn-Short Hills Chamber members. South Orange Avenue. businesses will be turned away. For dents about the importance of safe- Chamber of Commerce main- Community service and school “Everybody jumped right in,” The commission chairman rec- more information, call commission guarding the water supply. tains an online calendar of events organizations are encouraged to Donofrio noted. ommends the activity for children member Elias Grivoyannis at (973) The commission is partnering as part of its Web site. send their listings via mail to the She said she is looking forward age 13 and older and said all vol- 912-0806. with the Millburn High School The organization’s calendar, Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of to attending the May 18 meeting of unteers under the age of 16 should The township’s annual Cleanup Environmental Club and the Cora which can be accessed at Commerce, P.O. Box 651, Mill- the Rahway River Association, a be accompanied by a responsible Day at Taylor Park will take place Hartshorn Arboretum to present www.millburnchamber.com, fea- burn, 07041, by fax to (973) 376- regional group with whom she has adult. Those interested in volun- Friday, May 19, from 3 to 5 p.m. the day’s events. Students from the tures Chamber and community 5678 or by e-mail to info@mill- met on several occasions, where teering should call Donofrio at The activity, which involves pick- club will perform most of the pre- events as well as special programs burnchamber.com. she will be able to announce the (973) 376-6982. ing up trash and debris, is geared sentations, and arboretum officials and promotions offered by municipality’s portion of the river The commission is also spon- for younger children. Participants have offered advice on the educa- has been cleaned up. Although the soring its annual E-Cycling Day will meet at the Bauer Communi- tional soundness of the presenta- township draws its drinking water Saturday, May 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 ty Center to pick up bags and tions. They also will provide two of from underground aquifers, she p.m. at the Millburn train station. gloves. the scientific stations, including a CROSSWORD said, other communities that lie As in previous years, residents can Ice cream vouchers will be giv- watershed model. south of Millburn draw their drink- bring their used electronics, includ- en to all participants courtesy of The township’s Department of by David Levinson Wilk ing water from the river. ing computers and cell phones, to the Downtown Millburn Develop- Public Works will give a demon- 123 456 789101112 “We’ll be a better neighbor to the site, and Advanced Recovery ment Alliance. stration about storm drains. Other communities downstream,” noted Systems, Inc. of Newark will recy- To register a group in advance, participants will be the New Jersey 13 14 15 16 the chairman. cle and rehabilitate them for use in call commission member Ruth Department of Environmental Donofrio credits township resi- area schools. Sonshine at (973) 218-9795. Protection and the Passaic River 17 18 19 dent Vic Benes, a board member of “In years past, the program has On Tuesday, May 23, the Com- Coalition. the South Mountain Conservancy, kept 30,000 pounds of used elec- mission will present its third annu- AquaFest is not open to the pub- 20 21 22 with promoting the idea of a river tronics out of the landfill, and has al AquaFest to the approximately lic, although the commission wel- cleanup. Members of the conser- returned these devices to useful 300 elementary school students of comes volunteers. For more infor- 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 the South Mountain School. A mation, call Donofrio at (973) 376- subcommittee of the commission 6982. 30 31 32 PROGRAM fully were shot, she said, escaping the horrible torture meted out to 33 34 FROM PAGE A1 hundreds of other conspirators. Public Notices Public Notices Her father and she were arrest- NOTICE 35 36 37 38 39 40 with Jewish backgrounds. ed. She was abused, but eventual- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Township Ordinance was intro- During this time, she went to ly released. Her father vanished in duced and passed on first reading at a regu- 41 42 church and became friends with a concentration camp during the lar meeting of the Township Committee of THE ITEM OF MILLBURN the Township of Millburn, in the County of the pastor, Martin Niemoeller, who time Russian troops rolled into Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 18, AND SHORT HILLS 43 44 45 46 47 2006, and that said Ordinance will be taken is today most remembered for his Germany. up for further consideration and final pas- Public Notice Dept. sage at a regular meeting of the Township poem: Niemoeller-von Sell told the stu- Committee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Mill- 1 Garret Mountain Plaza 48 49 50 51 52 “First they came for the Com- dents after the war she arrived in burn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, 6th Floor May 2, 2006 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter munists, but I was not a Commu- New York City with $22. She met as said matter can be reached, at which time P.O. Box 471 53 54 nist, so I did not speak out. Then an NBC executive and married all persons who may be interested therein West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 will be given an opportunity to be heard. Call toll-free they came for the Socialists and him. Ten years later, he left her for Joanne M. Monarque 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 Trade Unionists, but I was neither, Hollywood, she said. Township Clerk 1-888-891-9467, Daniel J. Baer press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. so I did not speak out. Then they Accompanying some friends to Mayor TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN or e-mail to 62 63 64 came for the Jews, but I was not a a church on April 20 (Hitler’s ORDINANCE NO. 2271-06 ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MUNICIPAL publicnotices@ Jew, so I did not speak out. And birthday), 1968, she was surprised BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS AND northjersey.com 65 66 67 TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK (N.J.S.A. (text or Word format preferred) when they came for me, there was to hear a sermon by a visiting lec- 40A: 4-45.14) no one left to speak out for me.” turer, Martin Niemoeller. The two WHEREAS, the Local Government Cap Law, Fax numbers: N.J.S. 40A: 4-45.1 et seq., provides that in ©2006 David Levinson Wilk The Nazis came for Niemoeller renewed their acquaintance and the preparation of its annual budget, a mu- 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 nicipality shall limit any increase in said 66 City planning concerns: 32 Vin choice in July 1937, the students were told, despite an age difference of 32 budget to 2.5% unless authorized by ordi- Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday ACROSS and he was made Hitler’s person- years, they married and returned to nance to increase it to 3.5% over the previ- 1 Unsung worker Abbr. 35 Negotiator’sskill ous year’s final appropriations, subject to 3300for Thursday0001260284-01 edition 5.139 67 Affirmative action? al prisoner before eventually being Germany. certain exceptions; and 4 Mom, dad and the kids: 36 Needanice bag sent to Dachau concentration Ten years ago, she converted to WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.15a provides public notice p Abbr. 37 Bra spec that a municipality may, when authorized by When submitting0001260284-01 a public notice DOWN camp. Judaism. ordinance, appropriate the difference be- advertisement, please indicate the 7 He became a huge name tween the amount of its actual final appropri- 1 Providesat nocost 38 Stud site name of the publication in which you as a member of the In the meantime, the young “I was Jewish at heart,” she said. ation and the 3.5% percentage rate as an ex- 2 Causeofan 1839-42 war 39 Kathryn of “Law & Order: Sibylle witnessed her neighbors Today, Niemoeller-von Sell, ception to its final appropriations in either of wish to place the ad, and your chart-topping hip-hop the next two succeeding years; and requested run date(s). Also provide duoOutKast 3 ____ Mexico CriminalIntent” hiding Jews or hiring them as gar- who has written her autobiogra- WHEREAS, the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn in the County of Essex billing name, address, telephone 13 Greatwork 4 Money guarantor,forshort 40 Publication with features deners and seamstresses. This was phy, is happy to pass on her expe- finds it advisable and necessary to increase number, and daytime telephone _ 15 551, in oldRome onboy bands its CY 2006 budget by up to 3.5% over the (if different). Prepayment required 5 1984JulioIglesias/Diana happening while members of the riences to young people. previous year’s final appropriations, in the in- 16 Morethan 25% Ross hit 42 French town oritsproduct opposition to Hitler met in her “I accept every invitation I pos- terest of promoting the health, safety and unless previously credit-approved. welfare of the citizens; and of immigrants to the U.S. 6 Heraldreader 44 Sch. locatedinthe Rocky home. Their efforts came to a head sibly can,” she said. “The young WHEREAS, the Township Committee hereby Line rate: 17 Venus de ____ 7 Shopper’s burden Mountains in July 1944 when her cousin, generation says that was so long determines that a 1% increase in the budget 43¢ for said year, amounting to $244,865 in ex- 18 Dockworker’s org. 8 Manhattan,e.g.: Abbr. 45 ____ in “kangaroo” Werner von Haeften, an adjutant ago.” She said it is the obligation of cess of the increase in final appropriations A notarized affidavit will automatically otherwise permitted by the Local Govern- be mailed to advertiser certifying proof 19 “No problemo” 9 1998 TV biopic 46 Tubetop honors to Count Claus von Stauffenberg, survivors to impress upon their lis- ment Cap Law, is advisable and necessary; of publication within five business days. 20 He became a huge name starring Angelina Jolie 47 Trail mixfruit carried a bomb into a meeting with teners that they have the power to and WHEREAS, the Township Committee hereby Fee $20 with the releaseofhis 10 No longer edible Hitler. shape the future. determines that any amount authorized here- 1997 bestselling album 51 Dictation taker inabove that is not appropriated as part of 11 Que. neighbor 52 Destroy, as Fate intervened and Hitler sur- “We are all in constant danger the final budget shall be retained as an ex- Check public notices online at “No WayOut” ception to final appropriations in either of the northjersey.com or 23 Struck from the Bible? 12 Prefixwith therm sensitive materials vived the blast, Niemoeller-von now,” she said. “Yes, there is a cor- next two succeeding years. njpublicnotices.com Sell told her audience. relation between the clouds of NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by 24 Evergreen 14 Muslim religious student 53 It’s often thirty seconds the Township Committee of the Township of 0001260284-01 21 Thus far long “He had a titanic fury,” she said. Auschwitz and the clouds rising Millburn, in the County of Essex, a majority 25 Get drunk of the full authorized membership of this gov- 22 Icy response? 54 TraditionalThanksgiving Her cousin and the count merci- from the World Trade Center.” erning body affirmatively concurring, that, in 30 He became a huge name the CY 2006 budget year, the final appropria- as a silentfilmactorinthe 25 “I don’t believe you!” dish tions of the Township of Millburn shall, in ac- NOTICE OF HEARING KeystoneKopmovies cordance with this ordinance and N.J.S.A. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 26 “Silent Spring” subj. 55 Grill refuse 40A: 4-45.14, be increased 1%, amounting TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 33 Suffixwith ball or bass 56 “Comprende?” township last summer, Ferchak PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Gary and Nai- 27 Small typeofterrier to $244,865 and that the CY 2006 municipal 34 Bentsen and Bridges BUG said he is wary when any sign of budget for the Township of Millburn be ap- la Busacca have made an application to the 28 G.M. car 57 One ____ million proved and adopted in accordance with this Millburn Township Board of Adjustment in 35 Dramatic scene FROM PAGE A1 the virus is found. ordinance; and, connection with the alteration of their single 29 Kind of pilot 58 “Punk’d” airer BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that any that family dwelling on property in Millburn Town- 40 Mostlikely to dunk “I want the locations of where any amount authorized hereinabove that is ship located at 18 Joanna Way, Short Hills, a basketball, perhaps 31 Sycophant 59 Suffixwith access not appropriated as part of the final budget Block 3006, lot 4, which requires the follow- That, he explained, keeps larvae birds were found,” he said. “We can shall be retained as an exception to final ap- ing bulk variances: 41 Pact from reaching the surface and fly- set up surveillance and set a mos- propriation in either of the next two succeed- Lot area §606.2 (e) (1) (a) - 29,000 sq ft re- ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK’S CROSSWORD ing years; and, quired; 19,251 existing; 42 100 yrs. ing away. quito trap in that location.” BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certified Lot Width §606.2 (e) (1) (b) - 115’ required; 43 He became a huge name G O A OJA YS ST I LL “The best thing to fight mosqui- August is the critical month, copy of this ordinance as introduced be filed 111’ existing; with the Director of the Division of Local Gov- Building coverage 606.2 (e) (2) (a) - 13% when his firsthit, “The ABS BANTU TINE S toes is prevention,” Ferchak said, Ferchak said, and the West Nile ernment Services within 5 days of introduc- maximum; 15.5% proposed; Twist,” cameout in 1960 tion; and, Side yard setbacks 606.2 (e) (1) (e) - 15’ (to GETT ING UNPACK ED citing measures such as cleaning season continues through Labor BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certified 18’ height) and 25’ (greater than 18’) re- 48 Ute hostel? copy of this ordinance upon adoption, with quired; 14.7’ and 24.72’ provided. G YRA T E T A R gutters full of standing water and Day, when the transmission stage the recorded vote included thereon, be filed The applicant may seek other variances or 49 ____ Andreas fault making sure rainwater does not ends because mosquitoes no with said Director within 5 days after such waivers as the need may arise during the 50 Pile up L EAPS SWA N KITE adoption. course of the hearing on this application. collect in objects such as outdoor longer require a blood supply for The Item 1694508 This application is now Calendar #2696 on 53 He became a huge name EDYS G OING UNDER toys or buckets. breeding. Fee $39.99 the secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled when he coached the April 27, 2006 for hearing on Monday, May 15, 2006 at 7 A NON V EERS Besides being a nuisance, the Ferchak made the point that the p.m. at the Millburn Municipal Building, 375 University of Kentucky to a PUBLIC NOTICE Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. All 1998 NCAA championship culex pipien, or household mos- county does not aerial spray pesti- Cingular Wireless is proposing to construct documents relating to this application are on LONG UNDERWEAR quito, carries the West Nile Virus. cides over residential locations. a new telecommunications facillity to be lo- file with the Secretary of the Board of Adjust- 55 “Foundation” author L A X E R IMA X cated at 340 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ. ment and may be inspected between the 60 Open field “West Nile is not going to leave However, if there is a need to use The facility will consist of 12 antennas hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday THEB I G UN I T AC I D mounted to the roof of a three-story through Friday, by all interested parties prior 61 North Sea feeder us,” Ferchak said. “Last year was a pesticides near houses, the depart- commercial/retail building. Any interested to the meeting. Any interested party may ap- D RNO E N G R IVA NI good one for the culex pipien. We ment will give adequate warning to party wishing to submit comments regarding pear at said hearing and participate therein 62 Popular Nissan the potential effects the proposed facility may in accordance with the rules of the Zoning E T C WR I S T S had dry weather, which it loves.” residents. He advised residents have on any historic property may do so by Board of Adjustment. 63 “Take me as ____” sending comments to: Mr. Christopher J. GARY and NAILA BUSACCA 64 Trig function His department will monitor with respiratory conditions or any Murray, Project Scientist, 6876 Susquehan- LEVITT & CERVIELLO, ESQS. C ONCEAL EDW EAPON na Trail South, York, PA 17403, Attorneys for Applicant 65 He became a huge name traps on a regular basis, he said. concerns regarding mosquitoes to [email protected]. By: LAWRENCE LEVITT, ESQ. UHA UL E N D IS A N E The Item 1698081 The Item 1698031 with his 1989hit song Although no mosquitoes or infect- call his department at (973) 239- Fee $7.31 Fee $18.92 “Gyrlz, They Love Me” B ONE S S EE IT R E Y 042606 ed birds were discovered in the 0342, extension 248. April 27, 2006 April 27, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 27, 2006 B13

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