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REFERENDUM Plans for MMS, MHS get a thumbs down a margin as high as 249 votes Voters say ‘no’ recorded for Districts 8 and 14 at Community Congregational December 2005 School Bond Referendum to $40.2 million Church. School officials who gathered at bond the Education Center Tuesday were subdued as the returns began DISTRICT 1 By Harry Trumbore coming in around 9:30 p.m. St. Stephen's Church “I’m terribly disappointed,” said ofTheItem DISTRICTS 2, 6 Superintendent of Schools Richard Millburn Free Public Library The Board of Education’s $40.2 Brodow, who arrived after watch- million bond referendum was ing the votes being counted at DISTRICTS 3, 9 defeated soundly Tuesday as resi- Town Hall. “Tomorrow we move Glenwood School dents turned out in record num- on.” DISTRICTS 4 , 13, 17 bers for a school-related vote. The superintendent said he was Gero Park Recreation Building Opponents of the referendum not taken totally by surprise by the DISTRICTS 5, 12, 16 cast 3,232 votes while 2,242 resi- vote, adding, “You can never be Deerfield School dents cast “yes” votes for the too confident. The voters have spo- DISTRICTS 7, 10 board’s proposal to fund construc- ken and I respect that.” For the South Mountain School tion at the secondary schools, a dif- most part, he said, he was disap- DISTRICTS 8, 14 ference of 990 votes. pointed for the board members Community Congregational Church The numbers include absentee and school employees who had ballots, but not provisional ballots. worked on the referendum. DISTRICTS 11, 15 Tuesday’s tally tops the record Board president Debbie Frank Community Congregational Church turnout of 5,456 voters who went watched the anti-bond votes come ABSENTEES to the polls in 1994 when residents in and observed, “Destruction is a defeated a $36.8 million referen- lot easier than construction.” dum to expand school facilities. Frank disputed the contention VOTES 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 Residents voting at Deerfield of some bond critics that a scaled- School and South Mountain back version of the referendum schools were the only voters to can be completed in time for a TOTAL VOTES: NO: 3,232 YES: 2,242 support the referendum, and only March vote, saying that any revi- then by margins as narrow as nine sion likely would be substantial. votes for Deerfield District 5. The “The facilities serve education,” Does not include provisional ballots. Results are unofficial. referendum was decisively defeat- Source: Essex County Board of Elections and Millburn Township Schools ed at all other polling places, with SEE PLANS, PAGE B12
SCHOOLS Bond vote draws record numbers
Tuesday’s turnout at the polls turnout for the October 1994 bond 1,484 for an $18 million bond ref- was the largest for any school-relat- referendum. Forty-five percent of erendum to renovate and build ed issue in recent history. eligible voters turned out at that additions to the five elementary Results tabulated Wednesday time and defeated a $36.8 million schools. At the same time, the morning put the count at 5,474 res- proposal to add improvements to same voters vetoed a second ques- idents casting votes. Absentee bal- all schools and the Education Cen- tion on the ballot approving $1.3 lots, but not provisional ballots, are ter by a 3,256 to 2,200 margin. million to install synthetic turf at included in that number. A scaled-back proposal present- the high school stadium. The mar- The referendum was defeated ed to voters in March 1995 was gin on the turf vote was 1,246 to 3,232 to 2,242. passed 2,161 to 1,280. However, 2,385. According to the Essex County approximately 2,000 less voters A December 1999 referendum ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM Board of Elections office, 12,118 went to the polls to vote on the to fund $15.4 million in construc- residents were eligible to vote Tues- smaller construction package. tion at the middle and high schools Darcy Gruer, 4, takes mom Naomi’s receipt for voting from Lillie Reid at the Millburn Free Public day. The nearest comparable turnout drew 2,237 residents to the polls. Library. In a heavy turnout of voters, the $40.2 million school bond referendum proposing According to polling statistics for a referendum was in 3,685 in That referendum was approved additions to the middle school and high school was rejected Tuesday by a wide margin of 990 provided by the school district, September 2002, when residents 1,584 to 653. ballots, not including provisional votes. See additional photos, Page A15. Tuesday’s figures top the 5,456 approved by a vote of 2,162 to —Harry Trumbore
CELL TOWER School board rejects Cingular’s request for access township. The cell phone compa- approve that recommendation was monies was made by the auditor, capped, “your available surplus is Wireless company cannot ny, which wishes to build a cell unanimous. and Vrabel said that matter was going away in two years.” tower on the site, had requested The Board received a clean being addressed. The budget cap law, Vrabel cross Oakey Tract access across board property to a financial bill of health Monday Because of the reduction of the explained after the meeting, was portion of land owned by the New night by its auditor. budget cap to 2 percent, Vrabel designed to provide property tax By Harry Trumbore Oakey Tract on another matter. Jersey American Water Company According to Timothy Vrabel, reported that $1.3 million in excess relief, but the lack of surplus funds ofTheItem During its meeting Monday where the proposed tower would an accountant with Dickinson, surplus will be returned to taxpay- will eventually drive districts to With a divided community night at the middle school, the be located. Vrabel & Cassells, the school dis- ers in the 2006-07 budget. make hard choices about cutting preparing to vote Tuesday on a board rejected a request from Cin- Board president Debbie Frank trict’s records for the 2004-05 “You’re being forced by the state programs or raising taxes. contentious $40.2 million bond gular Wireless to have access to the told the audience the board’s Prop- school year were in excellent con- to hold down the tax rate,” Vrabel “In Millburn’s case, it will be the referendum, the Board of Educa- property. erty Committee “recommended dition. Only one recommendation said. He added, however, that 2007-08 school year when the tion pleased residents living in the The board owns the 32.7-acre denial of access on our property to dealing with the procedures fol- anticipated revenues are tighter neighborhoods surrounding the tract of land and leases it to the build that cell tower.” The vote to lowed by the treasurer of school and with the budget so tightly SEE SCHOOL, PAGE B12
HUMANITARIAN EFFORT High school students Eric Messinger, Arielle Wisotsky, and David Messinger hold a Students, congressman poster with information about the Darfur region of the Sudan. The students turn focus to Sudan crisis have built a Web site By Harry Trumbore unaware that genocide is taking daughter of a Holcaust survivor to raise support for ofTheItem place in the African country where and was inspired by a visit to the legislation to aid the the government-supported Arab Holocaust Museum in Washing- region where a At the same time that state lead- militia, known as the Janjaweed, ton, D.C., to find a way to help vic- genocide is taking ers are hoping to raise conscious- has succeeded in killing almost one tims of injustice in today’s world. place. Eric and David ness about the ongoing atrocities in half million black tribal Africans She contacted David and Eric and attend Millburn High Darfur, Sudan, two township stu- since 2003. In addition, 2.5 million the three students decided to focus School. Arielle, a dents, along with a former town- people have been displaced to their attention on Darfur. ship resident are organizing an refugee camps, many to neighbor- “I got involved because I want- former township effort to raise both awareness and ing Chad, and 3.5 million are ed to help out people,” David said, resident, attends funds to send to the stricken reported to be starving, the boys “and not too many people know Ridge High School. region. said,. what is happening in Darfur.” Millburn High School students A friend of David and Eric’s, “We were able to form an orga- PHOTO COURTESY OF KAREN David and Eric Messinger said this Arielle Wisotsky, who attends SOKOLOFF week many Americans are Ridge High School, is the grand- SEE STUDENTS, PAGE B12
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Detectives involved in the A snowstorm early Friday over ice and snow and was unable Myrtle Avenue Dec. 6 around 5:13 case said although sending a fraud- Fiddler on the Roof Sing-A-Long morning forced the closing of pub- to stop, according to police, as she p.m. when his truck was struck ulent e-mail may not be a criminal Saturday, December 24 • 6:00pm Dinner, 7:00pm Movie lic schools and non-essential Town approached the intersection with from behind by a car driven by Leo act by itself, it could have legal con- Cooperman JCC, West Orange Hall and municipal court offices. Vaux Hall Road. Police said Gup- Fine of Maplewood, 91, police sequences for the sender if it is $15 Member/Student/Senior; $18 General Public • All Ages You know the songs, you know the characters … relive the According to police, the town- ta’s vehicle struck the rear of a said. deemed to be harassment or tam- magic at the first-ever JCC MetroWest Fiddler on the Roof ship received approximately 8 vehicle driven by Tempria Moore Neither driver was injured. pering with an election. Sing-A-Long. Pull out those shmates and come dressed inches of snow between 4:30 and of Maplewood, 38. Fine’s car was towed away and he Police also warned residents to as your favorite Fiddler character for a Chinese food 10 a.m, when the storm terminat- Neither driver was injured, was cited for careless driving. be skeptical of any suspicious e- dinner and movie night on Christmas Eve. ed. according to police. Ana Cordero of Elizabeth, 49, mails and always to check and ver- Although no significant emer- Deer created a hazard for dri- told police she was driving on ify the information they contain. gencies within the community vers last week as well. Kennedy Parkway Dec. 8 at 10:45 In a related incident, a Farbrook Pushcart Players in were reported during that time, A Plainfield resident driving on p.m. when she dropped her water Drive resident reported a political Stone Soup and Other Stories police said they assisted six Old Short Hills Road Dec. 6 at 11 bottle. According to police, she poster supporting the bond refer- Thursday, December 29 • 11:00am motorists whose cars were dis- p.m. told police he hit a deer with looked down to find the bottle and endum had been taken from her Cooperman JCC, West Orange abled. There were several low his car after the animal ran into the collided with two cars stopped for lawn sometime on Sunday. $10 Member/Student/Senior; $12 General Public impact minor motor vehicle acci- roadway near the intersection with a red light at the entrance to The Pre-K through Grade 3 dents reported as well. Jefferson Avenue. Hilton Short Hills. Burglaries Fabulous folk tales from around the world by Elsie Annacius of Elizabeth , 38, Another township resident dri- No one was reported injured in A Willow Street resident report- the Pushcart Players — nurturing the joy of was driving on Glen Avenue Fri- ving on White Oak Ridge Road the accident. Police gave Cordero ed to police Dec. 6 that he discov- reading. Charming, dynamic, and participatory, day around 3:18 p.m. and told Saturday around 8:20 p.m. report- a summons for careless driving. ered tools were missing from his Stone Soup is on the gourmet “not to be missed” police she lost control of her car on edly struck a deer with his car near garage. Police believe the alleged list for young viewers. a patch of ice in the roadway near the intersection with Richard Dri- Referendum theft may have taken place as ear- Center for the Arts the intersection with Marion ve. High School PTO president Lise ly as Nov. 23. Avenue. Her car reportedly went A township resident driving on Chapman reported to police she A mountain bicycle was report- into a slide, jumped the curb and Old Short Hills Road Sunday had been informed e-mails had edly taken from a South Mountain Tickets struck a tree. Annacius was not shortly after 9 p.m. told police his been sent to some township resi- Road residence sometime in the injured, police said, but her car had car collided with a deer that ran dents under her name stating erro- late afternoon of Dec. 5. The 973–530–3444 [email protected] to be towed from the scene. into the road near the intersection neously that she was voting against homeowner told police the garage fax 973–736–6871 www.ticketweb.com (additional fee) Township resident Shabnam with Talbot Court. the referendum. door was open at the time.
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Terrace residence the evening of Firefighters said the odor of gas Livingston in preparing the driver LIFE WITHOUT Although none of the occupants Dec. 6 after the homeowner reported in a Millburn Avenue for transport to a hospital, then sta- BACK & NECK PAIN of the house showed any ill effects, reported a burning odor. Fire per- bank Friday night was traced to a bilized the car against a tree until fire personnel reportedly discov- sonnel discovered embers from a nearby storefront that is being ren- a tow truck arrived to take it away. Make our comprehensive evaluation your ered high levels of the gas in the previous fire were smoldering ovated. Responding to a one-vehicle FIRST STEP toward relief. master bedroom. When they inside the flue. They cleared away Fire personnel said there was accident on Route 124 Sunday learned the fireplace had been in the embers and told the home- evidence that construction work- morning, firefighters discovered a If you have acute back and use earlier in the evening, firefight- owner to have the chimney ser- ers had been using gas-powered van had crashed through a fence neck pain from a recent trauma or ers inspected the area around the viced by a sweep. saws and had been spray-painting and knocked down a light stan- chronic pain from an existing fireplace and discovered a small Reports of a brush fire the after- during the day. The building’s land- chion. condition, come to SPINE & PAIN crack in the mortar near the fire- noon of Dec. 7 drew firefighters to lord was notified of the complaint. They removed the stanchion CENTERS without delay for unrivaled box. Morris Turnpike. They reported Reports of an auto accident from the roadway and secured the diagnosis and care by the area’s most The room was ventilated and finding a mulch area smoking and drew firefighters to Kennedy Park- fence with plastic ties. elite team of physicians – certified by top institutions, such as Harvard and Johns Hopkins: ARREST • Your entire physical condition will be evaluated by back and neck pain E54344-01 specialists who are also trained in internal medicine, orthopedics and Animal rights activist protests at hunt neurosurgery. interfering with hunters during the were charged with harassment, dis- sition to the Millburn deer man- • Minimally invasive treatment will Local deer state-sanctioned bear hunt. orderly persons, resisting arrest agement program that uses sharp- be tailored to your personal needs. The four opponents of the hunt and obstructing the administration shooters, said Monday on the • Take your FIRST STEP toward were arrested at Wawayanda State of law, reports said. advice of her lawyer she could not Anil Sharma MD, D.A.B.P.M. program critic relief by calling now! Park in Vernon Township during New Jersey law prohibits any- comment on the arrest or speak Harris Bram MD, D.A.B.P.M. the third day of a weeklong pro- one from obstructing a hunter or about the incident. Charles Daknis MD, D.A.B.P.M. also opposes gram to lower the bear population attempting to move between a Authorities reportedly arrested a NEW MILLBURN LOCATION Sanjay Bakshi MD, D.A.B.P.M. in New Jersey through hunting. hunter and his prey. dozen more protesters Saturday as 68 Essex Street, Millburn, NJ state bear plan According to published reports, The four were scheduled to the hunt came to a close. Call toll free TODAY for your the protesters allegedly attempted answer the charges in municipal Authorities said hunters killed 5 OTHER CONVENIENT LOCATIONS : comprehensive evaluation. Township resident and animal to prevent three hunters, including court Monday, but their appear- approximately 297 bears during New Jersey: • Little Silver • Toms River • East Brunswick • Bayonne rights activist Janet Piszar was an undercover park ranger, from ance was canceled and reportedly the week. 973-379-4999 among four people arrested Dec. 7 entering the woods. will be rescheduled. New York City: • 899 Park Avenue www.spineandpain.com in Sussex County and charged with The four people arrested all Piszar, who has organized oppo- —Harry Trumbore
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PEOPLE MHS grad on Aussie adventure By PatriciaHarris swimming part of At that firm, she said, she Nesbitt said her study will be ofTheItem the training, the worked on several litigation cases filed in the university’s archives group conducts arising out of acts of terrorism and and she intends to produce an arti- Millburn High School graduate its swims in the became interested in learning more cle that can be published in a law Katie Nesbitt is spending a year in ocean, according about what laws are being passed review journal. Australia conducting postgraduate to Nesbitt. She to address the threats of terrorism She hopes her thesis can be studies in international law, and said she finds the and how such laws fit within a used by both Australian and Amer- she said this week she is making experience democratic system. In her project, ican lawyers dealing with deten- the most of her experience, which nerve-wracking, Nesbitt she is examining the constitutional tion cases. began in August. as there have been constraints on the government’s Nesbitt grew up in the township As a Fulbright Scholar, Nesbitt frequent sightings of sharks in the authority to detain terrorist sus- and still return to visit friends.Her has been living in Sydney, where waters. pects for extended periods of time parents, Tom and Harriet, have she is a research student in the The 33-year-old tries to do a without arresting them. retired and now live in north Flori- masters of law program at the Uni- small triathlon every three weeks Although Australia has not yet da. Nesbitt has four siblings: Will, versity of New South Wales. The and is planning to do Olympic dis- been attacked on its own soil, the who lives in New York City; Tom, 1990 MHS grad is conducting a tance triathlons in February and country has been the victim of sev- who lives in Geneva, Switzerland; comparative study of Australian March. eral terrorist incidents, including Elizabeth, who lives in Los Ange- and United States’ detention poli- Nesbitt was an athlete at Mill- two attacks in Bail and an attack les, Calif.; and Martha, who lives in cies following Sept. 11 and the burn High School, where she last year outside its embassy in Boulder, Colo. constitutional issues raised by played varsity tennis—she and the Jakarta, Indonesia. Nesbitt is one of approximately recent legislation passed in each rest of her team were inducted into From a constitutional law per- 800 scholars and professionals country. the MHS Hall of Fame—and bas- spective, she said, Australia is an who received a Fulbright Award in In her free time, Nesbitt trains ketball. She attended Duke Uni- interesting country to study 2005 and one of 20 Americans with a triathlon club based in near- versity, graduating in 1994, and because it is the only liberal who chose to study in Australia. by Bondi Beach. then Duke University’s School of democracy without a Bill of Rights. The awards fund tuition costs and “I’m even thinking of taking a Law, graduating in 1999. After For this reason, the counter-ter- offer a living stipend. Aimed at pro- surfing class or two,” she reported clerking for a year in Miami, Fla., rorism legislation has spurred a moting mutual understanding this week. for a federal judge, Nesbitt worked great deal of debate about human through educational exchange, the The triathlon club, BondiFit, has at Crowell & Moring LLP in rights and the ability of the Aus- Fulbright program operates about 50 members of varying Washington, D.C., for five years in tralian legal system to protect indi- between the United States and 150 nationalities and ages. For the litigation. vidual liberties. other nations.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT Forum explores reform options By Jennifer Blenner mittee from 1997 to 1998. mayor. to study secession from Essex for The Item He opened the forum, “The McDermott also said he was County in the communities of Massachusetts Experience: End- interested to learn that under Millburn-Short Hills, Montclair, Mayor Thomas C. McDermott ing County Government,” with a Massachusetts law, each munici- Verona and Cedar Grove. attended a forum on county gov- quote by former New Jersey Gov- pality must do a property revalua- During the past year, represen- ernment Nov. 30 and reported it ernor and U.S. President tion every three years and an tatives and leaders of several was both interesting and informa- Woodrow Wilson: “If you want to assessment every year. townships within the county have tive although the speaker was make enemies, try to change If everyone in a county is been meeting monthly to discuss from another state, Massachusetts. something.” assessed at 100 percent of value, how they can better coordinate For an hour and a half Nov. 30, He said the quote signifies that the need for equalized assessments efforts to stabilize taxes and Massachusetts State Sen. Richard in any major change someone is eliminated, McDermott said. improve services in the 21 munic- T. Moore mapped how he was won’t be happy. Many states operate with assess- ipalities in the county with an able to eliminate county govern- In the case of Massachusetts, ments at 100 percent of value, he emphasis on size and cost of coun- ments in the state before an audi- McDermott said, government added. ty government. E54119-01 ence of civic activists and munici- reform started from the top down, The demise of county govern- The committee, a non-partisan pal leaders from Essex County. when the state legislature put a ment in Massachusetts began group, is studying the creation of The forum, held at the Cedar spending cap on the counties. more than 30 years ago with the more shared services among local Grove Municipal Building, was Counties were not allowed to end of legislative control of coun- towns to reduce costs, increase THE GAELEN GALLERY the second of four forums co- increase their spending by more ty budgets, Moore said. A county efficiencies and further reduce JCC MetroWest sponsored by The League of than 2 and a half percent of their advisory board, comprised of rep- county spending. Women Voters of the Montclair previous year’s expenditures, resentatives from each municipal- Before the committee makes area and the Change County Gov- McDermott explained. ity in the county, assumed control any recommendations for reduc- G ernment Steering Committee. As a result, many of the coun- of the county expenditures. tion or elimination of county gov- At the meeting, Moore present- ties were going bankrupt, he said, “It was a 31-year effort,” Moore ernment in the state, they believe Areaartists ed a report, “Usefulness Outlived: and the state had to assume the told a packed crowd. “I hope it the committee as well as commu- The collapse of county govern- costs of essential county employ- doesn’t take you that long.” nity members need to know and ment in Massachusetts,” detailing ees and pension liabilities. The Change County Govern- understand the history of county Call for Entries the political process, the obstacles The move to reduce the number ment Steering Committee has government in New Jersey and and the options for reform. of counties was a response to the been investigating the desirability other states. Sixth Annual Moore was a member of the counties’ financial difficulties. and possibilities involved in effect- (Jennifer Blenner is a Committee on Counties in the Massachusetts’ experience ing a change in county govern- reporter with the Verona- Gaelen Juried Art Show & Sale House from 1979 to 1980, Senate would argue for enlisting state sup- ment. Cedar Grove Times. Item staff May 14 – June 18 (Lautenberg JCC, Whippany) chair of the committee in 1996 port in reducing the size of coun- The formation of the committee writer Patricia Harris con- and Senate vice chair of the com- ty government, according to the was sparked by ballot referendums tributed to this report.) Oil/Acrylic Paint • Glass Art • Drawing HOLIDAY GIVING Sculpture • Photography • Mixed Media Fibre/Textiles • Watercolor Guest Exhibition: The Creative Talents of Special Needs Adults United Way, Red Cross plan toy drive Send applications to: The local Red Cross chapter and left at drop off locations in town- Cross and United Way clubs at aware or are referred to us. Gaelen Juried Art Show Committee the United Way of Millburn and ship elementary schools, at the Red Millburn High School, where Again this year we are aiming at Leon & Toby Cooperman JCC •Ross Family Campus Short Hills are conducting a toy Cross headquarters at 389 Mill- announcements and instructions increasing the number of toys that 760 Northfield Ave. •West Orange, NJ 07052 collection for local and area chil- burn Ave., or at the new United for toy drop off and campaign tim- many of the children receive, so Attn: DorisAnn Markowitz dren who might otherwise have a Way offices at 60 East Willow St. ing are prepared for parents as well that the holidays will be truly hap- Audrey & Norbert Gaelen, Chairmen meager or toyless holiday season. Millburn. as for contributions from the stu- py for all of them.” “This will be the 10th year of our Toy givers are reminded that dents themselves. Both the United Way and the For further information about the Gaelen Juried Art Show organizations cooperating to make toys must be unwrapped for secu- If desired, toys can be delivered Red Cross expressed the hope that or to receive an application, please call DorisAnn Markowitz, the season more happy for kids in rity and safety reasons but, “the to the drop off points at schools by with the generosity of township 973–530–3514 ([email protected]). the community,” said Frieda Zaf- gifts will be no less appealing to the way of students. residents no child will be left with- Application deadline: Monday, February 10, 2006 at 4:00pm. farese, United Way executive direc- children, as well as deeply appreci- “The high school kids are San- out a toy. tor. “The fact that each year has ated by their parents or care- ta’s helpers of the first order,” said surpassed the last seems a measure givers,” said Zaffarese and Barbara Zaffarese, noting that “with the The deadline for toy drop off at of the success of the project and Allora, executive director of the cooperation of the high school stu- schools, or at the Red Cross or the growing generosity of local res- township’s Red Cross chapter. dents in the past we’ve always been United Way offices, is Jewish Community Center idents,” Zaffarese said. The 2005 toy campaign is also able to fill the needs of kids in tomorrow. of MetroWest New Jersey Toys, always unwrapped, can be being coordinated by the Red those families of whom we are W151083-01 ‘We don’t want to have to give directions to Page XXA4 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills our house that include a cell tower as the most December 15, 2005 prominent landmark.’ www.TheItemOnline.com Opinion Ken Aidekman, Stewart Road resident Sky no longer is the limit Caller after caller yesterday morning expressed the same sen- timent. After asking for the results of the vote on the school bond referendum Tuesday night and receiving the answer, they said, “Wonderful. Enough is enough.” Yes. Voters rejected the school district’s $40.2 million con- struction plan Tuesday. The heated and contentious road to this decision has opened many eyes in this community. Although bond referendums have been rejected in the past, there was a depth and breadth of resistance to this year’s plan unseen in prior years. In 2002, voters approved $18 million expenditure for addi- tions at the elementary schools but turned thumbs down on a $1.3 plan to install synthetic turf at the high school stadium. In 1994, voters said “no” to a $36.8 million plan to make renovations at all the schools and at the Education Center. A smaller construction passed on a second go-around. Two thou- sand fewer voters were involved in the decision the second time around. The difference this year was a well-organized resistance to the bond referendum. There was organized support as well. However, the schools and their supporters obviously did not succeed in doing the better selling job. Out of 12,118 registered voters, less than half, or 5,474 vot- ers (not including provisional voters) cast ballots. The contentiousness of the referendum was expected to draw much higher numbers to the polls. Instead, less than half the eligible members of the community are responsible for a decision that affects all of us. Still, the turnout is a record. For the October 1994 referen- dum, 5,456 voters cast ballots. One of the eye-opening truths attached to this year’s refer- endum is how much a decision can change when more people become involved. /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU In the very beginning of the year, the school administration presented its plans to the public at a Board of Education meet- Opposes Cingular’s dom commuters passing miles Protests deer plan With Millburn’s town popula- ing. Attendance was low and those present gave no indication away? Put yourself in our shoes. tion growing significantly, park- cell tower project Cingular’s proposed cell tow- using ‘net and bolt’ ing will soon be a very grave they would oppose the construction plan. Editor, The Item: er in the Fox Hill Reserve must Editor, The Item: issue. Since the beginning of As time went by, however, people started paying attention. New Jersey American Water be stopped. We implore the The misguided decision of October, juniors no longer have Pretty soon the grass roots citizens group, WeLoveMillburn, Company’s water tower sits atop members of the Board of Educa- Millburn community leaders to had parking spots designated by started making its opinions obvious. As the group became one of the tallest points in Short tion, the Zoning Board of Adjust- include the heinous method the public school system. It has Hills, near the middle of the Fox ment, the Millburn Township known as “net and bolt” in addi- come to our attention that some more organized, it drew the attention of the entire communi- Hill Reserve, or Oakey Tract. It’s Committee and concerned town- tion to sharpshooters to slaughter students in our grade have been ty. not an elegant structure but it ship residents to do whatever it more deer is nothing less than renting driveway space—perhaps The fate of the $40.2 million bond referendum suddenly serves a public need and its takes to keep this tower from despicable. from the same people who may became a little shaky. builders thoughtfully painted it a destroying our neighborhood. Millburn officials have shame- have vehemently advocated this modest pale blue to blend in with We believe we can count on your lessly caved in to accommodate change in policy. This is prepos- Attendance at school board meetings increased and the the sky. Its presence is a slight understanding and help. 10 families who have agreed to terous. meetings became more volatile. More and more facts were dis- intrusion into an otherwise idyl- use this plan on their property, Residents were complaining seminated to the public. More controversy swirled around the lic wood. Ken Aidekman while completely ignoring many when students were parking in referendum. Forty years ago my family 10 Stewart Road other residents who oppose this the streets and now they are built a home on property adja- violence. The civil society of Mill- allowing students to park in their While the 1994 referendum drew a similar response of divi- cent to the reserve. As a child I burn has been coerced into driveways for a fee. These prop- siveness and anger, the difference then was the comparative spent a considerable amount of accepting these worthless and erties are zoned as residential lack of information available to the public. time hiking and playing on the Approves town’s pitiful policies that are deceitful areas, not commercial. This time around, the board and school officials made a con- many trails that wind through substitutions for decent and legit- Millburn is known for its pres- the hilly terrain. Walking the dog decision on bridge imate stewardship of wildlife in tigious academics and after certed effort to get the facts out and to educate the public as to along the periphery of the Editor, The Item: our town. school involvement. More than the needs they saw present in the schools. reserve was always a great excuse At the Nov. 29 Township In 1995, the Illinois DuPage 75 percent of students participate Problem is they didn’t do enough, according to what the vot- to spend more time with my dad. Committee meeting, Mayor County Forest Commission in clubs and more than 50 per- ers are saying. When he took sick, the fresh air, Thomas C. McDermott ordered to end “net and bolt” cent of students take part in the This time around, a bunch of intelligent, successful, goal-ori- stillness and rolling landscape announced that Essex County permanently, after watching a Millburn athletic program. Due were a soothing balm. Unfortu- had informed the township that videotape of deer struggling to to the varying times these activi- ented people formed a resistance to what they saw was a nately, the lovely escape that is the Millburn Avenue bridge did free themselves under nets. May- ties end, public school trans- flawed plan. While they held no official capacity, they did com- the Fox Hill Reserve is threat- not require any immediate atten- or Thomas C. McDermott portation has not been provided, mit themselves to research on a scale this town probably had ened. tion and that it still had a life refused to allow the videotape to nor would it be practical. never seen in relation to a bond referendum. Cingular Wireless plans to span of 10 to 15 years. be shown during a Township In the past, juniors and seniors build a giant cell phone tower at Accordingly, members of the Committee meeting Nov. 29. have been able to provide rides Apparently, their efforts were appreciated by the town and the high point of the Fox Hill Township Committee agreed to Interested readers must be for their peers or teammates. supported by the voters. Reserve. To access the antenna inform the county that it would made aware of the unjustifiable However, now that juniors have Now that the decision has been made, just as after 1994, this site they must cut a swath not proceed at this time on a and horrific treatment to animals no parking and seniors have lim- community and its school officials must live with it. through the reserve on Millburn plan to reconstruct the bridge. being condoned by our represen- ited parking, fewer of the stu- Board of Education The Committee also agreed to tatives. dents who are able to drive are It’s time to review what the WeLoveMillburn group has crit- property. Cingular requires the continue with its request that a I feel it only adds yet another driving to school. Also, students icized and to review what it has commended. It’s time, in oth- acquiescence of the board to hydrological survey be conduct- dimension of insanity to the who live close to the school but er words, to listen to the opposition, for they apparently have complete its project. Historically, ed to determine the best way to issue. not close enough to walk are struck a chord that cannot be ignored. the board has been committed to proceed, if and when construc- now unable to provide trans- maintaining the pristine state of tion becomes necessary in the Betty Rand portation for themselves. Many of the objections they have raised have been sound. the reserve. We have every future. 295 Millburn Ave. It is unreasonable to expect To their credit, the group also generally acknowledges the expectation that the board will On behalf of the members of that parents provide transporta- schools do need some level of repair. continue its responsible steward- the Millburn-Short Hills Cham- High school parking tion, due to the fact that most As we—the community and school officials—move ahead to ship of the reserve and refuse to ber of Commerce, I would like to parents work. Are students to be grant an easement to Cingular, thank the Township Committee should revert back penalized and not be able to join the next phase, the after-the-rejection stage, we must be cer- but we need explicit assurance for its decision. clubs or be part of a team solely tain to address the criticisms that have been levied. In order to that this will be the case. Over the past number of to original rules because they cannot get a ride come together, which we must do in order to move ahead, the Millburn-Short Hills is a com- months, the Chamber of Com- Editor, The Item: home? schools face the task of listening, really listening, to the peo- munity. We live here because we merce has closely researched this Due to the growth of our town We are proposing the follow- ple for the people have spoken. want to enjoy a quality of life that issue, shared its findings, moni- and public school system, park- ing idea for consideration with is hard to find elsewhere in New tored the ongoing discussions at ing at the high school has regard to this matter. Instead of Jersey. We love our hills and Township Committee meetings become a big issue. For this rea- these new parking regulations, &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV trees, our winding streets, our and strongly recommended that son, we believe the new parking why not reinstate the previous comfortable homes and our the township request that the ordinance should be reconsid- parking regulations, and enforce MONDAY, DEC. 19 meeting. Town Hall. excellent schools. We enjoy our county conduct hydrological ered. them more forcefully? 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment neighbors’ company and strive to studies before making any deter- Parking has become a prob- If students fail to comply with meeting. Town Hall. FRIDAY, DEC. 23 maintain the qualities that make mination on how and when to lem for teachers and the adminis- parking rules they should be tick- Township public schools close a community more than just a rebuild the bridge. trative staff as well as students. eted. If the township enforces TUESDAY, DEC. 20 for winter recess. group of people living in close Construction of this magni- When teachers arrive late in the these rules strictly, students will 8 p.m. Township Committee proximity. We share this town tude surely would have seriously morning they have no other not continue to violate traffic and meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, JAN. 3 and would like to be treated as impacted parking and traffic choice than to park in the desig- parking regulations. The streets Township public schools we treat others—with under- within the business district for nated senior parking lot. This near the high school should not WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21 reopen for classes. standing and compassion. several months. infuriates the students as well as be subject to special parking reg- 8 p.m. Planning Board We who live near the Oakey This kind of disruption would the staff, causing tensions to run ulations; all streets in town Tract do not want an 80-, 90-, have had a severe negative high in the parking lot. Parents should have the same regulations 100- or 110-foot tall steel-trussed impact on both the township visiting the school cannot find and consequences for violating tower to dominate our neighbor- business community and the resi- parking because the spaces desig- the rules. hood. We don’t want industrial dents. nated for guest parking are usual- Obtaining one’s driver’s construction to rise above the By avoiding construction at ly taken up by desperate students license is a right of passage. With trees at the highest point in our this time, the town is following a and teachers who need to get to forest reserve. We don’t want to course that will allow sufficient class. SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 have to give directions to our opportunity to gather informa- house that include a cell tower as tion and to proceed in a manner the most prominent landmark. that ensures the best possible Letter policy KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher If a major corporation outcome if construction becomes Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, planned to erect a 110-foot tall necessary in the future. EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor steel structure across the street BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and STEPHEN BORG, Vice President from your home, how would you Richard Futter double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter feel? President verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production Would you celebrate the Millburn-Short Hills Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to Editorial Office: (973) 921-6451 CYNTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director arrival of better cell phone recep- Chamber of Commerce [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 tion for your neighbors and ran- Millburn Avenue. www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, December 15, 2005 A5
LETTERS FROM PAGE 4 this privilege comes responsibility. By enforcing the current parking rules, students can no longer enjoy the milestone of driving.
Stephanie Cole Caitlin LeStrange Class of 2007 Appreciates holiday giving and support Editor, The Item: Thanks to the generosity of our elementary school families, the Thanksgiving holiday was a great deal happier for several families. More than 20 Thanksgiving “baskets” decorated by the stu- dents and containing more than enough food for the holiday meal, a Shop Rite Gift Card and a cer- tificate for a turkey were prepared under the guidance of Annette Romano of the Chapter House. Our sincere thanks also go to PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORTHILLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY MaryEllen Roberts for coordinat- These prescription boxes from Kaiser’s Millburn Pharmacy were for prescriptions from Dr. Wellington Campbell whose practice was on Hobart Avenue. ing the schools. A special thanks goes out to Robert McGrady, manager of Shop Rite of Mill- burn, and the rest of the staff, for their assistance, cooperation and support of the annual program, Wellington Campbell one of community’s first doctors and to Capt. Michael Scaniello and firefighters Shawn Quirk and For much of its history Millburn The former home site is now a after which he entered the College Prescription boxes from Kaiser’s Short Hills Historical Society from Scott Fuller, all of the Millburn Township apparently did not have station parking lot. According to of Physicians and Surgeons in New Millburn Pharmacy were for pre- the estate of another Millburn doc- Fire Department, for their a great many doctors among its Dr. Campbell’s June 1932 obituary, York City. scriptions from Dr. Campbell, but tor, Dr. Elwood Macpherson, for- “strength” and stamina transport- residents. One of the early doctors he was born in Millburn in 1852 to Campbell started his Short Hills they recently came to the Millburn- merly of Rawley Place. ing the tremendous amount of who served the community was Wellington Campbell Sr. and Mary practice “on Hobart Avenue, oppo- extra food to our food pantry at Dr. Wellington Campbell, whose Tenbrook Wade. site the Short Hills Club tennis the Chapter House. home used to be at the top of Bal- He graduated from Yale in 1874, courts” according to the obit. A huge thank you also goes to tusrol Way. the Board of Education custodi- 1 ans who transported the food Ages 2 /2 -6 Red Cross site Nursery & Kindergarden THE GIFT from the schools to the education TESS N OF OR THAT center. We and the families who MO I SPANISH • MUSIC benefit from your generosity The Millburn-Short Hills Chap- N - SHOR DREAMS throughout the year are extremely ter of the American Red Cross can LBUR T HI DANCE• COMPUTERS MIL LLS ARE MADE grateful to all the families who so be reached at its Web site, 9 - 11:30am, 12:30 - 3pm kindly donated food and money www.redcross.org/NJ/Millburn. or 9am - 3pm OF! to make this annual event so suc- Those accessing this site will be cessful. able to locate courses, local events, BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL and information about blood dri- 973-379-4710 CARE AVAILABLE Barbara Allora ves. Public comment is welcome. 5 Bleeker Street, Millburn Call for January /September Executive Director State Certified Since 1978 American Red Cross E54084-01 www.montessoriofmillburnsh.com Availability Millburn-Short Hills Chapter
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The Shakespeare Theatre of Shakespeare play on its Outdoor New Jersey’s artistic director, Bon- Stage in Morris Township. A 90- nie J. Monte has, announced the minute abridged version of the company’s 2006 season lineup of Bard’s boisterous comedy “The Main Stage and Outdoor Stage Taming of the Shrew” will be pre- productions. sented at the open-air amphithe- In Madison, the theatre kicks off ater from July 18 through Aug. 6. its 44th Main Stage season with Monte reports that 20 percent of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern The Shakespeare Theatre’s more Are Dead,” Tom Stoppard’s wildly than 4,000 subscribers have opted comic masterpiece of wordplay into a full-season “automatic inspired by Shakespeare’s “Ham- renewal” program, which provides let,” onstage May 30 through June a savings of 25 percent off the sin- 25. gle-ticket price, and that the box From the bizarre no-man’s land office was busy processing those of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern orders before the season was even Are Dead,” the scene shifts to the announced. The remaining full- tropical jungle of Mexico for Ten- season season subscribers will nessee Williams’ electric drama have the opportunity to renew “The Night of the Iguana,” July 4 starting in January, at a discount of through 23. more than 20 percent off the indi- Next is Richard Brinsley Sheri- vidual ticket price. dan’s” The Rivals,” one of the most Following its subscription popular Restoration comedies, renewal campaign, in early March from Aug. 1 through 27. This light The Shakespeare Theatre’s Box and frothy parody of human folly is Office will begin accepting orders followed by Shakespeare’s brood- for new subscriptions and a variety ing masterpiece “Richard III,” of “mini-packages.” The specific which hits the stage from Sept. 12 dates on which new subscriptions through Oct. 8. The rollercoaster and single tickets go on sale has ride continues with a world pre- not yet been announced. miere stage adaptation of Jane For additional information, call Austen’s ever-popular “Pride and (973) 408-5600, visit www.Shake- Prejudice,” created by Monte, speareNJ.org, or visit The Shake- onstage Oct. 17 through Nov. 19. speare Theatre of New Jersey Box For the season finale, Shake- Office, located in the lobby of its PHOTO COURTESY OF THE COMMUNITY THEATRE speare’s mystical romance “Cym- Main Stage venue, the F.M. Kirby Spanish Harlem Orchestra, the 2005 Grammy winners for “Best Salsa Recording,” spice up the season with “A Feliz Navidad beline” is offered in the company’s Shakespeare Theatre, 36 Madison Celebration” Saturday at 8 p.m. at The Community Theatre in Morristown. The group’s rhythms are reinventing the classic holiday slot, from Dec. 5 through Avenue in Madison (at Lancaster Latin dance orchestra sound for today’s audiences. Tickets are $27 to $37. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 31. Road, on the campus of Drew Uni- (973) 539-0345. The company will present a versity).
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E54111-01 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, December 15, 2005 A9 Museum offers holiday fun FLORIDA-BASED JAZZ PIANIST Noted jazz pianist The Morris Museum, Morris- real adventure begins. 28, from noon to 3 p.m. Using tile Johnny Varro will town, is offering a variety of fami- Master clown Sigfrido Aguilar mosaic pieces, participants will make a rare solo ly activities this month during the takes off his red nose to bring chil- design a holiday mosaic to cele- appearance at the holiday break. dren an important message in a brate the season. Bickford Theatre in The Bayer Children’s Theatre fun show Thursday, Dec. 29. The The In Motion Dance Company Morristown on will present a series of shows program features clowning, come- will conduct a workshop on the art Tuesday, Dec. 27, at 8 appropriate for children ages 3 to dy, juggling, mime and audience of dance Thursday, Dec. 29, from p.m. Varro honed his 12. Tickets, which include admis- participation. noon to 2 p.m. skills in New York City sion to the museum, are $7 for All Bayer Theatre shows are at The Morris Museum is located Morris Museum members, $8.50 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at 6 Normandy Heights Road at and for many years for non-members. The museum also offers family the corner of Columbia Turnpike was based in “Dino Rock” opens the the- workshops in which adults and in Morristown. It is open Tuesday, California, before he ater’s slate of holiday treats in the children of all ages can partici- Wednesday, Friday and Saturday moved to Florida. theater. The show features original pate. Adults must accompany chil- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, Tickets for the Wyeth music, giant dinosaur puppets and dren. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday Jazz Showcase event sing-along lessons with Stella A Kwanzaa crafts workshop will from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission to the are $13 and can be Stegosaurus, Danny Diplodocus, be offered Tuesday, Dec. 27, museum is $7 for adults and $5 for purchased in advance Dinah the Hadrosaur, Mama between noon and 3 p.m. Cele- children, students and senior citi- by calling the box Maiasaura and Baby T-Rex. Per- brate Kwanzaa by making a tradi- zens. office at (973) 971- formances, which are offered Tues- tional craft in honor of the holiday. 3706. Remaining seats day, Dec. 27, include award-win- Information on Kwanzaa will be For more information about ning songs, children’s favorite char- available to take home. the museum, call (973) 971- will be sold at the door. acters and audience participation. The cost is $3 for Morris Muse- 3700. For information about The Robert Rogers Puppet um members, $4 per child plus the Bayer Children’s Theatre PHOTO COURTESY OF WYETH JAZZ SHOWCASE Company presents “The Steadfast museum admission for non-mem- series call the box office at Tin Soldier” Wednesday, Dec. 28. bers. (973) 971-3706. Call (973) 971- A holiday treat based on the mag- A magical mosaics workshop 3718 for information about the ical story by Hans Christian will be offered Wednesday, Dec. workshops. Andersen, the show’s hero is the bravest toy soldier in the box. 12 MILES WEST Although he was made with only “A FIRST-RATE, TRADITIONAL PRODUCTION one leg (because the toy maker ran out of tin), he has won the heart of THAT NEVER LOSES ITS MAGIC! THEATRE COMPANY a paper doll. A jealous Jack-in-the-Box push- A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE!” es him out of the window, and the –The Star-Ledger 562 BLOOMFIELD AVE. • BLOOMFIELD, NJ • 973.259.9187 • 12MILESWEST.ORG
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Advance Sale Tickets are $50 for the performance only (SUMMIT) or join us for the show and a reception with the stars following the performance for $75. (limited availability). †Add $10 for tickets purchased at the door. Capote (R) Today: 4:15, 7:30 Fri: 4:15, 7:30, 10 Sat: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30, 10 Sun: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:15, 7:30 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PG-13) Today: 6:30 Fri: 3:15, 6:30, 9:40 Sat: Noon, SPONSORED BY: 3:15, 6:30, 9:40 Sun: Noon, 3:15, 6:30 Mon & Tues: 6:30 Yours, Mine and Ours (PG) Today: 4:45, 6:45 The Ultimate Fri: 4:45, 7:15, 9:15 Sat: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 7:15, Driving Machine® Auto Group 9:15 Sun: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: BLOOMFIELD, NJ • 973.748.8200 • WWW.ESSEXBMW.COM 4:45, 7:15 Aeon Flux (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7:15 DECEMBER 16-26 ONLY! 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(12 bottles or more) discount quantity, / Begins Sat 12/17 Showtime at Boardwalk Hall is Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are at but are not subject to further discount. 1 2 10-12:30 973•379•7135 $250, $125, $75 and $50. (609)348-7000 Delivery Available • Call for Details NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. OFF Continues Next Week 670939 A10 Thursday, December 15, 2005 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Theater sponsors WINTER WONDERLAND student art contest The Paper Mill Playhouse and March 14, between 9 a.m. and 6 the Renee Foosaner Art Gallery in p.m., or Wednesday, March 15, the theater are sponsoring a stu- between 9 a.m. and noon at the dent art contest and exhibit based F.M. Kirby Carriage House on on themes from William Shake- Brookside Drive. The student art speare’s “A Midsummer Night’s will be judged on March 15, with Dream” to coincide with the Main a select number of pieces displayed Stage production that begins per- in the Renee Foosaner Art Gallery formances April 19. during the run of “A Midsummer The art contest is open to all Night’s Dream,” which continues Essex County high school students through May 21. in grades 9 to 12. Students are The gallery is located on the encouraged to use themes from the mezzanine level of the theater and classic comedy, which combines is open free to the public one hour the world of imagination with prior to performances, through enchanting elements of ill-fated intermission and on Fridays from lovers, bungling actors and a feud- noon to 3 p.m. A theater ticket is ing pair of sprites struck with not required to visit the gallery. Cupid’s misfired arrow resulting in Students selected to display romantic havoc. The unreasoning their artwork will receive two tick- and undeniably powerful nature of ets to the opening night of “A Mid- love is the basic theme of the joy- summer Night’s Dream” on ful, hilarious and dreamlike com- Wednesday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. edy. and will be invited to the opening Two-dimensional and three- night reception for the exhibit at 6 dimensional artwork is acceptable. p.m. It must be suitable for hanging. A complete copy of the script Unframed image size is restricted and study guide of the play can be to 28 inches by 28 inches. found online at absoluteshake- Artwork must be labeled on the speare.com. reverse side with student name, address, phone, school, art teacher, For additional information, title and medium. call Merrilyn Crane, gallery Artwork is to be submitted director, at (973) 379-3636 Monday, March 13, or Tuesday, extension 2272. Museum displaying model railroad exhibit until Jan. 12 The Morris Museum’s main railers. gallery will display a model rail- Founded in 1913, the Morris road exhibition organized by the Museum explores and celebrates Raritan Valley HiRailers. the arts, sciences, and history On view beginning Saturday through exhibitions, educational PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE through Jan. 12, the model railroad programs, performing arts and spe- The Paper Mill Playhouse will present the New Jersey Ballet Company’s production of “The Nutcracker” for 14 performances will feature large running displays cial events. beginning tomorrow and continuing through Monday, Dec. 26. This year marks the 35th season the New Jersey Ballet has for children and families to view Supported through member- performed at the local theater. Tickets are priced from $24 to $54. For performance times and other information, call the box during the holiday season. ship, grants, benefits, admissions, office at (973) 376-4343 or visit the Web site at www.papermill.org. Museum visitors also will be and museum shop sales, the muse- able to enjoy the Morris Museum’s um serves over 210,000 adults and permanent model railroad exhibi- children each year. tion, located on the museum’s low- The Morris Museum, located at Library showing er level. 6 Normandy Heights Road (at the Open 7 days/week “We are thrilled to welcome the corner of Columbia Turnpike) in Lorca’s ballet dolls Raritan Valley HiRailers back to Morristown, is open Tuesday, the Morris Museum this holiday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Throughout December, the season,” said Laura Galvanek, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. Millburn Free Public Library will curator of exhibitions. “This excit- to 8 p.m.; and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. exhibit wool sculpture ballet ing 40-by-40 foot display is sure to Admission to the museum is $7 for dolls collected by Gisela Lorca, a delight adults and children of all adults and $5 for children, students former township resident. A spe- ages.” and senior citizens. cial feature of the exhibit is the The Raritan Valley HiRailers are Admission is always free for “Nutcracker” set displaying the an O-Gauge modular railroading museum members and is free to ballet’s important characters. The club based in Central New Jersey. the public every Thursday between exhibit also includes enlarge- Store Closing Sale They were founded in 1988 by 1 and 8 p.m. ments of Lorca’s illustrations Steve Horvath. from her recently published chil- For additional information For more information, call dren’s book “The Little Boy Who save up to 60% on everything about the Raritan Valley HiRailers, (973) 971-3700, or visit Cried Snowflakes.” visit geocities.com/raritanvalleyhi- www.morrismuseum.org. 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TM The Item of Millburn and Short Hills A11 www.TheItemOnline.com (GXFDWLRQ Thursday, December 15, 2005 School officials react FLYING HIGH to harassment ruling By Harry Trumbore board has updated its own policy ofTheItem book to include sexual orientation Local school officials reacted along with categories such as race, cautiously to a state appeals court gender and religious beliefs that are decision handed down last week protected against discrimination. penalizing the Toms River school Other policies establish protection district for allegedly failing to pro- against hazing as well as against tect a student from harassment by hate or bias crimes, she said. other students who believed he Frank admits, however, she is was gay. confused that the court held the Debbie Frank, president of the school district accountable for the Board of Education and head of individual actions of a few stu- the Policy Committee said the dents. decision upheld the original ruling Superintendent of Schools by the state Division of Civil Richard Brodow agrees with Rights. Frank. He said some students will “That decision seemed to center circumvent the best efforts of the on policies and procedures,” Frank district to ensure good behavior. said. “The district acted appropri- “Will you have kids who act ately—the kids were disciplined.” inappropriately? Yes,” he said. However, she added, the court A school district has to be vigi- ruled against the district because it lant and deal with issues of harass- apparently did not have policies ment seriously, the superintendent PHOTO COURTESY OF CUB SCOUT PACK ONE specifically addressing harassment said. Cub Scouts from Pack One at Christ Church ran their annual Space Derby Nov. 29. Proudly displayng their trophies are on the basis of sexual orientation “If you have a culture that members of Webelos Den 3, from left, Alex Hunter, Carrick Irwin, Josh Alex Dwyer, Josh Lee and Matthew DeShaw. and did not educate the student accepts bullying and harassment, body about anti-discrimination you’re going to have a problem,” guidelines through assemblies, Brodow said. 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May 29 Memorial Day — schools closed DeKuyper Peachtree Schnapps.1.75L...16.09 Grand Marnier...... 1.75L ..56.09 Remy Martin VSOP ...... 750ml ..34.09 Macallan 12 Yr Single Malt...... 750ml ..34.79 Popov...... 1.75L...10.09 DeKuyper Peachtree Schnapps 750ml....8.09 Grand Marnier...... 750ml ..27.49 Romana Sambuca ...... 750ml ..17.09 Old Smuggler ...... 1.75L ..17.09 Skyy...... 1.75L...23.00 Three Olives Vodka...... 1.75L ..27.00 June 23, 26, 27 Extended single session, all schools DeKuyper Sour Apple Pucker...750ml.....8.09 Hennessy VS ...... 1.75L ..53.09 TGI Fridays- Blender Mixes...... 1.75L ..13.00 Pipers 100...... 1.75L ..12.59 Smirnoff 80...... 750ml ....9.09 Wolfschmidt ...... 1.75L ..13.09 June 27 Last day of school, all schools Domestic, Import & Microbrew Beer Should emergency closing of all schools for more than Bud Light,Coors Light, Heineken Beck's Corona Extra four days occur, necessary days will be made up first during Miller Lite, Budweiser (2-12pks) Reg,Light,Dark Corona Light HOLIDAY HOURS the school year and then from spring recess. Weather condi- Select (2-12pks) (2-12pks) Christmas • 12/18: 9am-8pm(Essex Green), E40187-01 Budweiser, 98 tions dictating, school opening may be delayed two hours. Miller Genuine Draft, 24-12oz 49 98 49 98 12pm-8pm(River Edge),12pm-9pm(Union) Check the district Web site at Millburn.org or tune to televi- 22 Btls 12-12oz 24-12oz 12-12oz 24-12oz Coors Btls Btls 11 Btls 22 12/19-12/23: 9am-10pm,9am-11pm(Union) 10 20 Btls sion station WABC-TV or radio station 101.5 FM for clos- 30 pack Guinness Michelob Samuel Adams 12/24: 9am-9pm,8am-9pm(Union) ings and delayed openings. 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Reg- for associate degree programs. istration will be held Jan. 3 to 6 General registration informa- from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at both cam- tion is available by calling the col- puses. Late registration will be held lege’s enrollment services at (973) Jan. 9 to 13 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 877-3100 or (973) 877-4340. Visit Transfer students must have the college’s Web site at received transfer credit for mathe- www.essex.edu for more informa- matics and English. Otherwise, tion. those students must take the place- Essex County College offers ment test, which is scheduled upon associate degrees and certificates in receipt of the college acceptance such academic disciplines as nurs- letter. ing and allied health, biology, In addition, students may regis- accounting and business, comput- ter for the spring 2006 Weekend er sciences, engineering technolo- College on the same registration gies, liberal arts/humanities, social dates, as well as throughout most sciences and mathematics. HARRYTRUMBORE/THE ITEM Computer teacher Christian Lipinski shows off some of the computer-generated artwork created by his middle school Display Advertising Deadline Is Friday, 4 p.m. Call (973) 921-6456 students as part of a presentation on classroom technology during Monday night’s Board of Education meeting. holiday friendly FREE Visa® Gift Cards Gift Card The Valley Visa Gift Card has no purchase fees and can be used DEBITDEBIT anywhere Visa is accepted. It is the perfect choice for the holidays, birthdays, and other gift-giving occasions. Visit a Valley branch today…many are open on Sundays. Call 1-800-522-4100 for a location near you. Valley deposit account required. www.valleynationalbank.com © 2005 Valley National Bank. Member FDIC. VCS-1477 E40226-01 Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, 11.27.05 12.18.05 Holiday Service Thankful Generous Schedule everything is softer and more beautiful. 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We’ll be focusing on six traits, taken from the Christmas Story, Service Time: 11 AM service only! to help us experience that softer, more beautiful, Christmas. not-so-positive) Service times: Innovative children’s programs and special events for teens Sunday 9:30 AM & 11 AM Offices at 10A East Willow Street, Millburn, NJ 07041 The Summit Opera House 973.921.2945 2 Kent Place Blvd. www.renaissancechurch.org Summit, NJ 07901 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, December 15, 2005 A13 HISTORY IN ACTION MHS debaters sparkle at Princeton tourney The Millburn High School team history. Freshman Zack Szoke, compet- speech and debate team achieved Junior Jake McNulty reached ing in just his second tournament unprecedented success last week- quarterfinals (top eight), and senior and competing in an open division end at the Princeton Classic debate Chris Sawyer reached octafinals against all classes, fadvanced to the tournament. In Lincoln Douglas (top 16) in the varsity division. final round and took sixth place. Debate, dramatic interpretation In junior varsity competition, Zack is the first Millburn competi- and extemporaneous speaking, the sophomore Stefan Tintea, compet- tor in team history to compete in team took home awards in its most ing in his first national level tour- the event, which some consider successful campaign to date. nament, reached quarterfinals. among the most challenging of the Leading the charge was senior Sophomores Eleanor Meegoda speech events. Brandon Sherman, who reached and Barney Koven both qualified In extemporaneous speaking, semifinals in varsity Lincoln Dou- for double-octafinals (top 32) Daniel Rauch captured the cham- glas and received a bid to the Tour- before dropping from the playoffs. pionship, receiving first place out nament of Champions held in May In the dramatic interpretation of six from each judge on the final in Lexington, Ky. event at Princeton, where a pool of round panel. By virtue of this achievement more than 60 competitors narrows Daniel has won five of the six Brandon becomes only the third to a final round of six, making the tournaments he has attended this Millburn debater to earn a bid in playoffs is a daunting task. year. Every day can’t be a holiday. But they can all be special. 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He is currently a At a time when rising health ly plan or allow the district to buy- and school administrators will con- ed service at the annual alumni Academy member of the Board of Trustees benefits costs are an issue of con- out an employee who also is cov- tinue to wrestle with the health reunion dinner held on Oct. 22 at began as a and the chairman of the board’s cern to employees and employers ered by a spouse’s outside insur- care issue. the school’s Livingston campus. member of Properties Committee. alike, municipal and school district ance plan. This would result in sav- “Local government is labor Kent, a member of the Class of the school’s Kent initiated and continues to managers overseeing employee ings. intensive,” Gordon said. “You can’t 1985, was awarded the Fulton H. soccer, bas- manage the school’s annual Min- benefits each believes he is follow- Under the terms of the teachers’ outsource teachers or people col- MacArthur Award for loyal and Kent ketball, and uteman Golf Invitational, and he ing the most cost-effective path to contract just negotiated, the district lecting leaves.” dedicated service to Newark lacrosse revived the annual alumni soccer provide coverage for their employ- annually pays $4,980 for an teams. After graduating from the game. ees. unmarried teacher without chil- An audience member at a recent dren, Zeglarski said. The employee Board of Education meeting is entered on the managed care E54331-01 expressed concern that salaries level, but can pay to move up to and benefits make up at least 70 their preferred level of service. A percent of the school budget, and family plan costs $12,000 annual- last week a state task force review- ly. ing pensions and health benefits Gordon said he has more suggested state and municipal unions to deal with than the school dansko employees could shoulder a district. The unions represent per- greater share of their heath benefits sonnel from the library, fire and for the holidays! programs. public works departments as well “Health benefits have to be as two police unions. negotiated out with the unions,” According to Gordon, township said Timothy P. Gordon, the town- employees have a number of ship business administrator. 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Tucker, who can play at both The Millers staged a 12-game forward positions as well as at cen- improvement in the victory col- ter, “is a very good passer for a big umn from the previous season, man,” according to Blind. going from 6-18 to 18-6. “Galligan gives us some size and While a second consecutive 18- he has the opportunity to see some win campaign may be a bit of a major minutes at center,” Blind reach, fifth-year head coach said. Rodger Blind is optimistic his Edelman gives the Millers addi- squad is capable of making some tional depth at the guard spot noise on the hardwood again this according to Blind. winter. The team’s roster features seven “From a program standpoint we juniors—point guard Jesse Steele had a great year last season,” Blind (5-8, 147 pounds), forward/guard said. “We were able to sneak up on Ben Schoenberg (6-0, 165 some people last year.” pounds), forward Jason Tarre (6-2, That certainly won’t be the case 190 pounds), guard Jason Robin- this winter, even with a revamped son (5-11, 175 pounds), guard Jon lineup on the floor. Litinger (5-10, 140 pounds), guard Millburn lost three seniors, Andrew Mark (5-11, 140 pounds) including a pair of All-Northern and forward Brett Buchalter (6-3, Hills Conference, Suburban Divi- 225 pounds). sion selections, to graduation. Steele is projected to once again JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM However, by no means is Mill- run the offense from his point Brandon Boffard of the Millburn High School varsity boys basketball team banks in a shot off the backboard during Saturday burn lacking for talent. guard position. morning’s scrimmage against visiting Somerville. The scrimmage represented Millburn’s next-to-last exhibition contest before Blind’s squad features a veteran “Like Brandon, we need Jesse to tomorrow night’s scheduled season opener against West Orange. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Millburn High School. group of seniors, anchored by co- play a lot better than last year,” captains Brandon Boffard and Blind said. “He is capable of hav- David Sison. ing a breakout season and will be VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Boffard, a 6-3, 207-pound pow- counted on to help break the press er forward, is being counted to and guard the other team’s best help fill the void left by the gradu- guard.” ation of center Charlie Cerlen, a Steele earned Suburban Divi- Suburban Division first team selec- sion second team honors as a tion who averaged just a shade sophomore. MHS, new coach aiming under 15 points per game last sea- Two sophomores—center Dave son. Stevens (6-2, 190 pounds) and Boffard, one of three Millers to guard Eric Nadel (5-11, 150 earn Suburban Division second pounds) round out the roster. team honors, averaged 9.9 points per game in 2004-05. MILLER NOTES for improved showing “He has the ability to be a big Also lost to graduation were man for us,” Blind said. “We need guard Liam Pfeiffer, a 2004-05 By Jim Connelly Natalie Rubenstein form half of and Melissa Memmolo comprise a 6-0 forward, are moving up to Brandon to play even harder than Suburban Division second team ofTheItem the team’s senior contingent. the squad’s junior contingent. the varsity level from the freshman last year.” selection, and forward Ross Alpert. Anna Humphreys and Rebecca Fischer, a 5-7 guard averaged team. Boffard scored in double figures Alpert and Sison earned Suburban This preseason has been a peri- Maxwell are the program’s other three points per game last winter. Millburn lost just two members in half of the team’s games last sea- Division honorable mention recog- od of adjustment for the Millburn seniors. DiStefano (1.2 points per game) of the 2004-05 squad to gradua- son, including a season-high 24 nition last winter. High School varsity girls basket- A knee injury kept Edell, a 5-9 saw action in 18 contests with the tion, guard Kaitlyn Campi and for- points in a 77-67 loss to Red Bank Millburn finished third in the ball team. forward, sidelined for most of the 2004-05 Miller varsity. Cohen, ward Sarah Seidman. Regional in the quarterfinals of the Suburban Division with a 10-4 The Millers, who are scheduled 2004-05 campaign. Edell Rennie and Memmolo played pri- Campi, a Northern Hills Con- state section tournament. record in 2004-05. Delbarton won to open the 2005-06 campaign appeared in just one contest, the marily with the school’s junior var- ference, Suburban Division hon- Sison (5-9, 150 pounds) figures the title with a 13-1 record. DePaul tomorrow with a 7 o’clock tilt at season finale against Madison. sity team last season. orable mention selection, paced to see action at a number of posi- was the runner-up at 12-2. West Orange, are playing for a Edell, provided she can return Sophomores Alexa Maldonado, Millburn in points (242) and scor- tions. The Millers are scheduled to new coach, Fred Kressaty. to the form she displayed as a Alyssa McDermott, Lauren ing average (11.9 points per “He can play the point, two play their first division contest of Kressaty, who spent the past sophomore, can be an impact Buchalter, Monica Ng and game). guard or small forward,” Blind said. the new season at 4 p.m. Tuesday two seasons serving as an assistant player for Kressaty this winter. Samantha Tucker comprise the Campi was Millburn’s top out- “David has the unique to start a against DePaul in Wayne. The coach of the varsity girls basketball Edell scored 148 points and snared remainder of the 2005-06 squad’s side threat as she connected on 40 game or pick our team up coming 2005-06 campaign marks Mill- team at St. Mary’s in Rutherford, 92 rebounds two seasons ago. roster. of 125 shots from behind the off the bench. He is a rugged burn’s final season as a member of inherits a team coming off a 2-21 Rubenstein, a 5-7 guard, Maldonado, a 2004-05 North- three-point arc. defender and a terrific free throw the Suburban Division. Millburn is campaign under former head appeared in 22 of the team’s 23 ern Hills Conference, Suburban Seidman, one of just three play- shooter.” returning to the conference’s Sky- coach Patty Edelman. games last winter. Division honorable mention selec- ers to appear in all 23 of the team’s Alex Fine (6-3, 175 pounds), line Division at the beginning of “The kids have been extremely Rubenstein averaged just under tion, is the team’s top returning games in 2004-05, averaged 2.9 Simon Tucker (6-2, 195 pounds), the 2006-07 school year. responsive and I have been excit- four points a game and snared 67 scorer. A 5-7 guard, Maldonado points and 4.3 rebounds per game. Ryan Galligan (6-4, 185 pounds) Blind is 39-57 in four seasons at ed with their attitude,” Kressaty rebounds in 2004-05. averaged 9.1 points per game and “We plan to play an up tempo and newcomer Harry Edelman (6- Millburn. said. “They have shown a willing- Humphreys, a 5-8 forward, dished out a team-leading 40 style of offense,” Kressaty said. ness to adapt to my system and appeared in 12 games with the assists as a freshman. “We plan to spread the floor, move they are working hard.” 2004-05 Miller varsity. Maxwell, a McDermott, a 5-9 guard, and the ball around and anybody can The 2005-06 Millers are a 6-0 forward, was a member of Ng, a 5-6 guard, were members of take an uncontested shot.” young squad as 10 of the 14 play- Millburn’s junior varsity squad last the 2004-05 Miller junior varsity Millburn’s new head coach ers on the varsity roster are under- winter. squad. favors an active defense. classmen. Laure Fischer, Christina DiSte- Lauren Buchalter, a 5-9 for- “We plan to play an aggressive Co-captains Alex Edell and fano, Kylie Cohen, Trina Rennie ward, Ng, a 5-6 guard, and Tucker, defense, primarily using a man—to- man defense,” Kressaty said. MILLER NOTES Kressaty had some knowledge of the Millburn program through his association with AAU basket- ball. Former Millburn standout Rachel Cerlen, who now plays for Vassar College, Edell and Ruben- stein have been coached by Kres- saty on the AAU level. Campi is a freshman on the Drew University women’s basket- ball team. Edelman, who stepped down earlier this year after five seasons as Millburn’s coach, delivered her second child, Brian Ian Edelman, on Nov. 20. Edelman and her husband, Ari, JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM also are the parents of 2-year-old Co-captains Brandon Boffard, left, and David Sison, figure to Daniel. play key roles for fifth-year Millburn High School varsity boys Millburn, which finished 2-14 in basketball coach Rodger Blind this winter. the Suburban Division last winter, is scheduled to meet division rival DePaul in the home opener at 7 p.m. Tuesday. 2005-06 Millburn basketball schedule Kressaty, a graduate of Don December T-17 Madison H-4:00 Bosco Tech in Paterson, holds a F-16 West Orange H-7:00 F-20 Caldwell A-7:00 bachelor’s degree in sociology T-20 DePaul A-4:00 Th-26 DePaul H-7:00 from St. Francis College, Loretto, Th-22 Butler H-7:00 T-31 Butler A-4:00 T-27 Somerville! A-6:30 February Pa., and a master’s degree in busi- Th-29 Union Cath. Trn. A-TBA Th-2 Pequannock H-7:00 ness administration from Pepper- January T-7 Delbarton A-7:00 dine University. T-3 Pequannock A-4:00 Th-9 Montville A-7:00 The first-year Millburn coach Th-5 Wayne Valley A-7:00 S-11 Rahway H-7:00 previously served as an assistant S-7 Delbarton H-2:00 Th-16 Madison A-7:00 JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM boys basketball coach at his high T-10 Montville H-4:00 F-17 Whippany Park A-7:00 Fred Kressaty, the first-year head coach of the Millburn High School varsity girls basketball school alma mater, where he was Th-12 Newark Academy A-4:00 T-21 Caldwell H-7:00 team, is counting on senior co-captains Alex Edell, left, and Natalie Rubenstein to provide a social studies teacher. S-14 Lakeland H-1:00 W-22 Watchung Hills# A-3:00 leadership on a squad in which 10 of the 14 players on the roster are underclassmen. Kressaty is a former head foot- ball coach at Ramapo College. !: Union Catholic Tournament. #: Continental Airlines Arena. B2 Thursday, December 15, 2005 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com LAST-MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS BOYS BASKETBALL MHS junior varsity team sets roster Thirteen players, all sophomores, have been selected to comprise the roster of the 2005-06 Millburn High School junior varsity boys basketball team. Team members are Sean Campi, Robbie Edell, Alec Speckhart, Bri- an Suell, Ben Riesenberg, Julien Wormser and Andrew Sison. Also, Sam Abbott, Doug Kaplan, Zachary Greenberg, Jeremy Gor- don, Matt Wagner and Roy Sanders. Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at [email protected] DO YOU NOTICE • Dust On Your Furniture & Television After Cleaning? • Do You Suffer From Allergies? • Are Your Electric & Gas Bills High? WE STAND BEHIND OUR OFFERS 100%!! AIR DUCT CLEANING WHOLE HOUSE UNLIMITED VENTS READ MY LIPS ABSOLUTELY NO $ HIDDEN CHARGES! 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Team and Group Rentals W127599-01 2006 E54324-01 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, December 15, 2005 B3 $WKOHWH RI WKH :HHN BOWLING Ice hockey player Charlie Millburn drops opener to West Orange 13-8 Booth is the recipient of Millburn High School Varsity Club Athlete By Jim Connelly The five-point loss was not took the third game 4-3. “We bowled well, but lost five of Week honors for Dec. 5-11. of The Item indicative of the competitiveness of Senior Trevor Beston (583 matches by less than 12 pins each,” Booth, a senior defenseman, the match between two teams who series), senior Jared Stone (564 Miller coach Fritz Jonach said. scored two goals, including the The result went into the record figure to be in the hunt for North- series) and junior Geoff Kiddoo “That’s how close it was. Jared lost game-winner with 35 seconds books as a 13-8 loss for the Mill- ern Hills Conference, Southern (563 series) each won two games one by pin. Geoff lost one by six remaining in the Millers’ 6-5 burn High School varsity bowling Division supremacy this season. for Millburn. and another by nine. Jill lost one by defeat of Livingston Dec. 5 at the team Monday afternoon in the West Orange won the first game Freshman Ed Masterson (518 10 and Trevor lost one by 12. It Richard J. Codey Arena at South 2005-06 season opener against 5-2. series) and senior Jill Kaufman really went down to the wire. I Mountain in West Orange.The rival West Orange at Plaza Lanes Millburn bounced back to win (494 series) each earned one win think we learned the meaning of victory, which came in Millburn’s in Madison. the second game 4-3. West Orange for the Millers. ‘every pin counts.’” New Jersey Interscholastic Hock- ey League Central Conference, Blue Division opener, evened the squad’s record at 1-1. Booth Winterbottom Managing the whole experience. Selling or buying a home? 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Thompson Hou, Rudd, Thompson and Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. ofTheItem and Dilyard are serving as team Lieberberg took first place in the captains along with junior Merrill meet-opening 200-yard medley If the season’s first two meets Rudd. relay in 2:03.74. MILLBURN are any indication, the Millburn Rudd, Sarah Lurie, Lisa Liu, The Millers received a pair of High School varsity girls swim Kelly Bednarski and Liza Limanov individual first-place finishes from team is living up to head coach comprise the squad’s junior con- Lieberberg, who won the 100-yard Gina Santianna’s expectations. tingent. butterfly in 1:02.98 and the 500- Both meets came down to the Millburn roster’s include seven yard freestyle in 6:05.30. Thomp- final race, the 400-yard freestyle sophomores, Mia Jacobs, Gabrielle son, 2:07.73 in the 200-yard relay, before a winner was deter- Flaum, Amanda Levine, Rebecca freestyle, and Inglese, 27.96 in the mined. Chubb, Linda Gao, Ellen 50-yard freestyle, also earned first- The Millers dropped the Dec. 6 Matthews and Dina Bystryak. place points. season opener to Northern Hills Samantha Swanson, Kayla Millburn won four individual Conference foe Mount St. Jacobs, Julia Huang, Alexandra races in the season-opening loss to Dominic 87-83 at the Clifton Boys Smith Wang, Angela Hou, Morgan Mount St. Dominic. Hou won the and Girls Club. Santianna’s Mill- Kiley, Jane Carpenter, Rachel 100-yard freestyle in 58.79 and the burn squad bounced back two Lieberberg and Katie Inglese are 100-yard backstroke in 1:09.93. days later to edge Ridge by the the squad’s freshman class contin- Lieberberg won the 100 butterfly identical score in the home opener gent. in 1:03.24. 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Academy in Livingston. coach of the Millburn High School finding the right lineup that will Millburn boys swim coach Additional newcomers include The Millers were scheduled to varsity boys swim team, feeling allow us to win meets. sophomores Jong Lee, Sang Cho open the season with a Dec. 1 optimistic about the program’s The boys have been working and Eric Summens along with home meet against Montville. future. very hard and have improved their yard butterfly) and Pack (200-yard stroke), Stephen Lee (200 individ- juniors Sam Howard, Robert Mor- The meet was postponed fol- “We are led by three captains— times in both meets.” individual medley, 100-yard breast- ual medley, 100 breaststroke), Jeff ris and Mike Huang. lowing the death of Montville cap- seniors Ethan Groveman and Groveman and freshman John stroke), are also performing strong- Hong (100 butterfly), Nate Rudd, tain David Gibson on Nov. 28 Andrew Van Tassel and junior Dan Feminella anchor the 50- and 100- ly” according to Gaba. Jeff Citron and Jeff Keyloun. from injuries sustained in an auto- Pack,” said Gaba, whose squad yard freestyle. The squad’s freshmen contin- Sophomore Sasha Lubell (100 MILLER NOTES mobile accident the previous day. carries an 0-2 record into tonight’s “Our other two captains, Van gent also includes Bret Cohn (100 butterfly), junior Patrick Langley Millburn fell to Northern Hills The meet has yet to be resched- scheduled meet against Northern Tassel (100-yard backstroke, 100- butterfly), Andrew Kam (100 back- (100 backstroke) and junior Jake Conference rival Delbarton 132-38 uled. MHS sports hall Bankrate.com ® CONSUMER MORTGAGE GUIDE induction tapes, PURCHASINGANEW HOME? CALL THESE LENDERS TODAY! DVDs available TYPE RATES PTS. APR LOCKMINDWN LOAN$ COMMENTS TYPE RATES PTS. APR LOCKMINDWN LOAN$ COMMENTS TYPE RATES PTS. 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The program meets on a week- Registration fee for the six-week MHS sports hotline A recorded announcement list- ing Millburn High School’s daily Recreation department hotline interscholastic sports schedule is provided by the office of Millburn The Millburn Recreation provides updates on recreation Athletics Director Ted D’Alessio. Department operates a program department programs and weath- Call the hotline at (973) 564- hotline, (973) 564-7096, which er-related postponements. 7130, extension 229. Visit Our New Interactive Town Website!!! www.shorthillsneighbors.com Input any and all events!!! • Recipes • Gossip • Meetings • Dances • Sales • Nannies • Free Classified Ads PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN RECREATION DEPARRTMENT WRESTLING TEAM Eight members of the Millburn Recreation Department’s fifth through eighth grade wrestling Call or email new ideas to us!!! team turned in medal-winning performances Saturday, leading Millburn to a second-place showing in the Maplewood/South Orange Holiday Tournament. The team’s medalists are, front Looking forward to hearing from you!!! row, from left, Matthew Bredder (first at 89 pounds), Simon Levin (second at 89 pounds), Dylan Pollock (first at 69 pounds) and Ezra Engels (third at 69 pounds) and, second row, Reece Parsons (second at 140 pounds), Bo Sieg (second at heavyweight), Jamie Guerin (third at 120 pounds) and Sam Waters (first at 100 pounds). WRESTLING E54357-01 Millburn High School stagingFinn tournament January 28 Village Square 11 Short Hills Ave. • Short Hills Bernards, David Brearley, Par- 1999. Finn was 38. Finn tourney with a 3-0 round 973-467-8522 x110 sippany Hills and host Millburn Millburn is the reigning tourna- robin record. Bernards finished 2- Joanna Parker-Lentz Jodi Rubenstein are scheduled to comprise the field ment champion. The Millers 1, Butler 1-2 and Newark Acade- Cell: 973-699-4388 Each office is independently owned and operated. Cell: 973-477-0908 for the third annual Paul J. Finn Jr. defeated Butler, Newark Academy my 0-3. Memorial Tournament. The event and Bernards to capture the 2005 is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 28, at Millburn High School. Opening matches in the round robin tournament are scheduled to YOUR begin at 9 a.m. The tournament honors the memory of Finn, who won the REALTOR 1978 state heavyweight champi- onship as a Millburn High School senior. 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REALTOR the agenda for the next sched- Jill Yeskel uled meeting of the Township 431 Springfield Ave., Summit 908-277-1398 SHORT HILLS OFFICE Cell: 201-650-7319 Committee can be obtained by Serving Short Hills, Summit and 545 Millburn Avenue Office: 973-376-2196 calling (973) 564-7075. surrounding communities 973-376-5200 Owned And Operated By NRT Incorporated [email protected] E38965-01 B10 Thursday, December 15, 2005 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Social worker wins humanitarian award United Way sends Township resident Harriet Jernquist, a social worker in the Radiation Oncology Department at The University Hospital in Newark, was recently honored at the Garden Manor in reminder to donors Aberdeen, as a winner of the Francis Black Humanitarian Award. The United Way has sent Zaffarese noted funds received The award program, sponsored by the Friends’ Health Con- reminder notices to previous by United Way are carefully allo- nection, recognizes individuals in healthcare who go above and donors to ask them to contribute cated by local volunteer profes- beyond to help others. Jernquist, who was nominated by Denise to the organization’s current fund- sionals and directed to where they Branchizio, the administrator for Radiation Oncology, won for raising campaign. are most needed for community her ability to provide care, support, guidance and “tough love” “It’s not that we don’t welcome benefit and individual need. The to cancer patients of all ages. new donors, especially those who local board of trustees votes upon “Many of our patients do not have the resources to help may not have received our initial committee allocation recommen- themselves maneuver through this all consuming disease. Har- appeal,” said Hillary Messinger, dations and if approved, funds are riet is their beacon of light. She sets up their appointments with United Way campaign chairman. distributed in the form of quarter- Social Security, refers them to assistance programs, such as local “We just thought this would be an ly checks to the individual local shelters and welfare services and provides help with endless especially good time, as we enter charities, in keeping with periodic insurance and medicaid applications,” said Branchizio. “Har- the annual holiday season, for our performance reviews and reports. riet gives patients the hard truth with a soft touch. She is high- regular contributors to be urged to Not all local charities are includ- ly skilled at talking patients through their fears and feelings of match, or exceed, their past levels ed within the United Way pro- hopelessness and stays by their side during every phase of their of generosity,” she explained. gram, said Zaffarese. Some organi- radiation treatment. Kind and very insightful, Harriet is a life- PHOTO COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Messinger noted regular United zations prefer to conduct indepen- line to the patients and the cornerstone of the Radiation Oncol- Township resident Harriet Jernquist, a social worker at The Way contributors tend to be the dent multiple solicitations to resi- ogy Department,” said Branchizio. very persons and families who dents, but most local charities are In addition to her 28 years of service to The University Hos- University Hospital in Newark, recently received the Francis Black have been part of the outpouring of on the United Way list and limit pital, Jernquist is an accomplished classical and liturgical singer. Humanitarian Award for her work at the hospital. Congratulating contributions for recent national their solicitations. She is an active member of the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Jernquist are, from left, colleagues Shauwea Hamilton, Dr. Charles appeals. “However,” she said, “we New organizations serving Mill- Church Choir in Plainfield and a performer in the University Cathcart and Denise Branchizio. hope that their response to those burn and Short Hills are periodi- Hospital yearly talent shows. other causes will not detract from cally reviewed by United Way their support of the local agencies committees for inclusion, for who depend on the United Way to which the typical handling, if assist those in need close to home.” approved, is a modest temporary According to Frieda Zaffarese, initial grant, with successive assis- local United Way executive direc- tance based on demonstrated Chamber president giving talk at Old Guard tor, the United Way of Millburn results within the community. The members of the Millburn planned events, community ser- chef Doug Reed. to any of its meetings. Besides and Short Hills is the only United Organizations currently benefit- Old Guard will hear the second of vices, networking and education. There will be no meeting Dec. meeting every Thursday, members Way in the state of New Jersey that ing from contributions through two presentations on the down- Last week, Arthur Fredman, pres- 29, giving members the opportu- organize and participate in many operates solely within one com- The United Way of Millburn-Short town today at 11 a.m. at their ident of the Downtown Millburn nity to celebrate the holiday sea- activities such as bowling, bridge, munity. In keeping with its Com- Hills include Arthritis Foundation, meeting in the Bauer Community Development Alliance, spoke son with family and friends. shuffleboard, golf and tours to munity Chest concept, there is only Association of Retarded Citizens, Center in Taylor Park. about his organization’s vision for The Millburn Old Guard meets interesting sites or events. one annual campaign by United Boy Scouts of America, Cancer Richard Futter, president of the the downtown. Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Way and consequently only one Care of New Jersey, Career Explo- Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of On Dec. 22, the Old Guard will Bauer Community Center in Tay- Anyone interested in joining contribution is needed to benefit ration (Millburn High School Commerce, will present the celebrate the holiday season with lor Park. Feature programs start at should ask a friend who is a all the organizations under the internships), Cerebral Palsy and Chamber’s vision for downtown its annual luncheon at the Bauer 11 a.m. Members are retired and member to bring him to a United Way umbrella. Community Personnel Services. Millburn. The Chamber’s mission Center for members and their semi-retired men of the township meeting or simply contact is to promote Millburn-Short Hills spouses or significant others. This and surrounding communities. membership chairman Doug through effective advertising, is a gala luncheon with food by The Old Guard welcomes guests Reed at (973) 763-4524. Red Cross offers babysitting trainingclasses December 27 and December 29 JUST FOR KIDS The Millburn Short-Hills Chap- This course teaches responding Dec. 29, from 12:30 to 4 p.m. both fill up quickly. ter of the American Red Cross is to emergencies, illness, first aid, days. Participants must attend DAYCARE CENTER currently enrolling students in its rescue breathing and appropriate both dates. To register, call Annette babysitting training course. care. Pre-Registration is required. Romano at the Chapter The course features confidence- The course is geared toward Space is limited and these classes House, (973) 379-4198. KELLY’S KIDS building activities, injury preven- children ages 11 to 15. (Students tion, first aid and basic care skills must pack a lunch.) Day Care Center, Inc. to care for infants and school age Babysitting training is offered Developing Our Children’s Future with Education and Love children. Tuesday, Dec. 27, and Thursday, Compassion, Support, Education Loretta B. 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McCarren, Margaret McCoy, Ross ply in local hospitals. La Strada School, 325 Taylor Road South, Also, Robert Daley, David Mehlman, Neerja and Kusum and the Bagel Chateau donated from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Further Denenberg, John Dilyard, Nilton Mishrah, and Clifford Moore. refreshments. As a thank you gift, information and appointments can and Silvia Duarte, Ruth Dvorak, Also, Sheila Munson, Parker donors received coupons for a free be obtained by calling the local Gary Filzer, Danielle Fontana, Murray, Talita Noguera, JeanMarie car wash at the Millburn Car Wash chapter at (973) 379-4198 or by Rhoda Freeman, Jamie Fuhrman, Pierre, Douglas and Mary and a discount coupon for Spotless visiting www.pleasegiveblood.org. William Gould, Thomas Gordon, Reichard, Katia Segre-Cohen, Cleaners. Twenty-six Red Cross The names of those who volun- Elizabeth Goetz, Steven Jayson, Lynn Svezia, Kathleen and Lewis volunteers worked to make the dri- teered to donate blood on Dec. 10 Thomas Kelly, and Victoria King. Wheaton, and Lorin Zuchowski. Red Cross slates December, January classes The Millburn-Short Hills Chap- p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, and Thurs- from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Participants 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and Friday, PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT ter of the American Red Cross is day, Jan. 19, both from 9:30 a.m. to must attend both sessions. Jan. 27, from 6 to 10 p.m. and Sat- Millburn Fire Department inspector Lou Aroneo and Realtor offering several health and safety 1:30 p.m.; and Friday, Jan. 27,from The chapter offers adult CPR urday, Jan. 28, from 9 a.m. to noon. classes. 6 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 28, courses tomorrow from and Fri- A CPR review class will be Gertrude Carrington make sure a residence for sale is in Community first aid and safety from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. day, Jan. 13, from 6 to 10 p.m.; offered Tuesday, Jan. 24, from 9 compliance with a new state law requiring installation of a is a course designed to provide A baby sitter’s training course Tuesday, Jan. 17, from 9:30 a.m. to a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The fee is $45. fire extinguisher. instruction on how to recognize offers 11-to-14-year olds the oppor- 1:30 p.m.; and Friday, Jan. 27,from All courses are scheduled to and care for victims of sudden ill- tunity to gain the knowledge, skills, 6 to 10 p.m. The registration fee is take place at the chapter house, ness and/or injuries, as well as and confidence to care for infants $45. 389 Millburn Ave. instruction in adult, infant and and school age children. The Community CPR classes for Pre-registration is required and Police enforcing new child CPR and first aid/safety. course combines video, activities, adult, infant and child CPR at a fee payment of the course fee is The fee for the two-session hands on skill training and discus- of $50 will be offered tomorrow required prior to the first class. course is $60. sion. This course teaches respond- from 6 to 10 p.m. and Satuday fire extinguisher law Sessions are scheduled for ing to emergencies, illness, first aid, from 9 a.m. to noon; Friday, Jan. For more information or to tomorrow from 6 to 10 p.m. and rescue breathing and appropriate 13, from 6 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, register by phone for any Recently, the Millburn Fire The extinguisher shall be visi- Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Fri- care. The registration fee is $55. Jan. 14, from 9 a.m. to noon; Tues- course, call the Millburn-Short Department, in addition to ble and in a readily accessible day, Jan. 13, from 6 to 10 p.m. and Session dates are Tuesday, Dec. day, Jan. 17, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 Hills Chapter of the American enforcing smoke and carbon location, free from being blocked Saturday, Jan. 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 27, and Thursday, Dec. 29, both p.m. and Thursday, Jan. 19, from Red Cross at (973) 379-4198. monoxide detector requirements, by furniture, storage or other began enforcing New Jersey’s items. new portable fire extinguisher The extinguisher must be near PLANS said. founders of WeLoveMillburn. VOTE YES, a citizens’ group sup- law. a room exit or travel path that Opponents of the referendum Dwyer said he has spoken with porting the referendum, said she Upon change of occupancy— provides an escape route to the FROM PAGE A1 said yesterday morning they are residents on the opposite side of and other volunteers spent a year sale or resale—for one- and two- exterior. ready to work with the board to the issue and believes the commu- studying space needs at the sec- family dwellings a fire extin- The extinguisher must be Frank said. “This has to start with find common ground. nity can come together to do ondary schools as part of the guisher must now be provided. accompanied by an owners man- the educational experts. We’ll go “The morning after means it’s what’s best educationally. board-sponsored long-range plan- The requirements for the type ual or written information back to the administrators and try time to unite the town and all work Reflecting on voting results, ning committees. Garbade said she and placement of the extinguish- regarding the operation, inspec- to salvage what we can.” together for a plan that correctly Dwyer said, “ I think what the now wants to see what alternatives ers are as follows: tion, and maintenance of the Although Frank said the board addresses our educational needs,” community is saying is if you’re the bond opponents have to offer. At least one portable fire extin- extinguisher, and the operating will work with critics of the refer- said Michael Becker, chairman of going to present a costly and dis- “I didn’t sleep last night,” Gar- guisher shall be installed. instructions must be clearly visi- endum, she said she does not WeLoveMillburn.com, a citizens’ ruptive building program, you have bade said, “I was so worried about The extinguisher shall be list- ble. believe the “no” vote gives them organization opposing the $40.2 to have fully analyzed all of the what is going to happen to my sev- ed, labeled, charged and opera- Fires can spread through a any sort of a mandate. million plan. alternatives, and that’s what they enth graders when they get to the ble. home rapidly. In some cases, “They are all over the place for “The big work is just beginning,” have not done.” high school. The children are going The size shall be no smaller individuals may have as little as their reasons for voting no,” she said David Dwyer, one of the Bernice Garbade, a member of to suffer.” than size 2A: 10B:C and no larg- two minutes to escape to safety. er than 10 pounds. The Millburn Fire Department Hangers or brackets supplied encourages residents to keep by the manufacturer must be smoke alarms working, leave SCHOOL According to the accountant, of the Property Committee, said it tion’s president, said his group esti- used. immediately when a smoke the district can carry up to $257 is hoped that construction can mates the work at the stadium will The extinguisher must be alarm sounds and call the fire FROM PAGE A1 million in debt. begin mid-May and be completed cost between $1.3 and $1.5 mil- mounted within 10 feet of the department from a safe location. The board Monday night also by Sept. 1. lion. kitchen. In the future, the Millburn Fire adjustment is complete,” he said. approved a resolution granting The committee is investigating Voters in 2002 rejected a refer- The top of the extinguisher Department plans to provide fire Vrabel said the district currently permission to the Millburn Sports legal issues surrounding the pro- endum to install the synthetic turf. must not be more than 5 feet extinguisher training for resi- carries outstanding debt issues of Activity Foundation to have access ject. “In this holiday season,” Marcus above the floor. dents. $39.16 million from its bonded to the high school field and track. Marcus said that according to said, “this is a wonderful present to construction programs. That rep- The foundation, a coalition of state statutes, the foundation can our community from the founda- resents .6 of 1 percent of the town- citizens, school and municipal offi- specify contractors and materials tion.” Public Notices Public Notices ship’s equalized, or market, value. cials, has been working to raise pri- to be used in the project, then the The board also accepted a dona- The state-established borrowing vate funding to install an artificial board will enter into agreements tion of $4,000 worth of fine art RESOLUTION TO ADOPT 2006 BUDGET DOWNTOWN MILLBURN DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE (SID) limit is 4 percent of the equalized turf and new track surface at the with those parties. paper from township resident BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn, County of Es- value. stadium. Carol Marcus, chairman James Megurian, the founda- Michael Ginsburg Monday night. sex, that the 2006 Downtown Millburn Development Alliance (Special Improvement District) Budget hereinbefore set forth is hereby adopted and shall constitute an appropriation for the purposes stated of the sums herein set forth as appropriations, and authorization of the amount of $244,630.00 for DMDA purposes. GENERAL REVENUES STUDENTS the victims. lion in appropriations were do well,” the congressman said. Assessment $160,000.00 Rep. Donald Payne, whose 10th dropped from the Senate bill and David, who has worked with Clean Communities Grant 5,000.00 FROM PAGE A1 Jersey Fresh 400.00 Congressional District includes a made the point that the monies youngsters at the Children Togeth- Snowflake Parade 15,000.00 General Sponsorships 8,000.00 portion of the township said he were intended to fund peacekeep- er Center in South Orange, said “It Farmers Market 4,000.00 nization that we named “Help was pleased to hear of the students’ ers from the African Union. Low- is unfair that these children have to Car Show 5,000.00 Holiday Breakfasts 4,800.00 Darfur Now, Inc.,’” Eric said. “Our initiative. ering our appropriations at this suffer so much. The only reason Shopping & Dining Guide 30,000.00 goals are to educate people about “One of the challenges is keep- time will send the wrong message that these people are being killed is Sub-Total General Revenues 232,200.00 the crisis and collect donations for ing the issue before the public,” to our allies who are waiting to because of their religion.” the victims. The money that we Payne said. “The genocide in Dar- gauge our commitment to the His brother, who will participate Surplus 12,430.00 will collect will go to medicines fur is going on in slow motion region, he said. in the Model UN at Yale Universi- TOTAL REVENUE/INCOME $244,630.00 and proper necessities.” The teens compared to what happened in “Our contribution will trigger ty in February, said any amount of GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS & EXPENSES Program Services have singled out Doctors Without Rwanda. There are spikes of atten- European Union contributions,” help he can give to the victims is Business Retention & Recruitment 31,500.00 Special Events 24,500.00 Borders as an organization they tion and then the media moves Payne said. To keep the public worth his time. Visual Improvements 40,400.00 wish to support and said they hope on.” focused on the region, Payne and “It personally gets to me,” Eric Support Services Administrative Expenses 119,500.00 to raise additional funds through Payne is a supporter of the Dar- other backers of Darfur aid legisla- said. “I don’t like people suffering General Operating Expenses 28,730.00 future activities and events. fur Peace and Accountability Act, tion, such as Sen. Jon Corzine, are for no reason.” TOTAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS $244,630.00 At the same time, the students legislation that is pending in the hoping to enlist the support of Anyone wishing to make a tax- Thomas C. McDermott, Jr., Mayor are trying to collect names on their House of Representatives. young people. “Putting on fund- deductible contribution to the stu- Salvatore J. Bate, Deputy Mayor Daniel Baer, Committeeman Web site at HelpDarfurNow.org. Although the Senate version of the raising drives and holding speaking dents’ fund can send a check to Attest: Sandra Haimoff, Committeewoman for a petition to send to national legislation has already passed events are all activities that are Help Dafur Now, Inc., P.O. Box Joanne M. Monarque, Township Clerk Mary F. McNett, Committeewoman representatives to support aid for unanimously, Payne said $50 mil- helpful and that young people can 5062, Basking Ridge, 07920-5062. The Item 1574354 Fee $38.70 December 15, 2005 LEGAL NOTICE On December 5, 2005, the Board of Adjust- THE ITEM OF MILLBURN ment of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- AND SHORT HILLS tion of Glenn & Stacy Schiffman, 41 Northern Drive, to erect addition on the site. Cheryl Good, manager of Public Notice Dept. The determination of said Board is now on file in the office of the Board Secretary and is community relations and 1 Garret Mountain Plaza available for inspection during normal busi- 6th Floor ness hours. consumer affairs for Bunny Rice Kings Super Markets, Inc., P.O. Box 471 Acting Secretary/ West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Clerk to the Board of Adjustment at left, presents a check The Item 1575136 Call toll-free Fee $6.88 for $500 to members of 1-888-891-9467, December 15, 2005 Opportunity Project, a press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. LEGAL NOTICE or e-mail to On December 5, 2005, the Board of Adjust- township-based agency ment of the Township of Millburn, County of publicnotices@ Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- for adults with brain northjersey.com tion of Rafi & Katherine Krikorian, 16 Sunset Drive, to erect front portico addition. injury. Accepting the (text or Word format preferred) The determination of said Board is now on donation are, from left, Fax numbers: file in the office of the Board Secretary and is available for inspection during normal busi- Adam Green, Andrew 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 ness hours. Bunny Rice Karlovich, Raymond Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday Acting Secretary/ Clerk to the Board of Adjustment Himber, Barbara Crandles 3300for Thursday 0001260284-01 edition 5.139 The Item 1575276 Fee $6.88 and Hantz Mautes. public notice p December 15, 2005 When submitting a public notice 0001260284-01 LEGAL NOTICE PHOTO COURTESY OF advertisement, please indicate the On December 5, 2005, the Board of Adjust- OPPORTUNITY PROJECT name of the publication in which you ment of the Township of Millburn, County of wish to place the ad, and your Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- tion of Judith Kramer, 29 Essex Street, to requested run date(s). Also provide convert space for office use. billing name, address, telephone The determination of said Board is now on number, and daytime telephone file in the office of the Board Secretary and is _ available for inspection during normal busi- (if different). Prepayment required ness hours. unless previously credit-approved. Bunny Rice, Acting Secretary/ Brain injury organization receives Kings grant Line rate: Clerk to the Board of Adjustment The Item 1575160 43¢ Fee $6.88 Opportunity Project, Inc. a “Many of our members come to silent epidemic affecting more than phase where the day-to-day issues A notarized affidavit will automatically December 15, 2005 be mailed to advertiser certifying proof township-based agency for adults us with no funding sources and 5.3 million Americans. of obtaining and maintaining PUBLIC NOTICE of publication within five business days. Leonard J. Corwin, M.D. will retire from with brain injuries, is one of three limited finances,” Carol Albanese, According to the Brain Injury employment are addressed. practice on December 31, 2005. Fee $20 Patients may obtain their medical records nonprofit organizations to benefit the organization’s executive direc- Association, each year more than In addition, members have the from his office until March 1, 2006. There- from the proceeds of Kings Super tor, said. “At Opportunity Project 750,000 Americans report injuries opportunity to test their newly Check public notices online at after their records will be available from the northjersey.com or office of Abu S. Alam, M.D., in Summit, New Market of Short Hills’ grand-open- no one is turned away due to during recreational sports, with acquired work skills and behaviors Jersey. njpublicnotices.com The Item 1575289 ing raffle recently. financial difficulties, so donations 82,000 involving brain injuries. on actual job sites within the com- Fee $14.19 Cheryl Good, manager of com- such as this make a difference Opportunity Project offers a for- munity, while employers are able 0001260284-01 Dec. 15, 2005, Jan. 12, 2006, Feb. 16, 2006 munity relations and consumer directly to those who need assis- malized vocational program that to tap into a valued and productive LEGAL NOTICE PLANNING BOARD On December 5, 2005, the Board of Adjust- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN affairs for Kings Super Markets, tance.” prepares adults with brain injury employment source. ment of the Township of Millburn, County of PUBLIC NOTICE OF CANCELLATION Inc., presented a check in the Opportunity Project was creat- for entry into the workforce. The Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- IN MEETING DATE tion of Diana Hoffman, 18 Fairfield Terrace, FOR THE REGULAR MEETING amount of $500 to Opportunity ed to fill a gap in services by pro- vocational program has two com- For more information about to erect addition on the site. OF DECEMBER 21, 2005 The determination of said Board is now on Please take notice that the regular meeting Project at its clubhouse. viding the supports and resources ponents, a 25-day work evaluation the Clubhouse, visit the Web file in the office of the Board Secretary and is of the Planning Board of the Township of The funds will be used to con- people with brain injury need to where the member’s work skills, site at available for inspection during normal busi- Millburn, County of Essex currently sched- ness hours. uled for December 21, 2005 has been tinue providing community re- develop their strengths and abili- employment potential and voca- www.opportunityproject.org or Bunny Rice cancelled. 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