Town Seeks DMDA Review Teacher Move Sparks Protest Taxpayers Face

Volume117 Number 23 THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2004 75 Cents Town Teacher move seeks sparks protest

By Harry Trumbore noff said, “To uproot a devoted of The Item professional is tragic, especially DMDA for a school that has had so much The transfer of a popular transition.” teacher from South Mountain “Our school needs assets and review School drew protests from more she’s an asset,” said Cindy than 20 parents at the Board of Sonnabend, another South Education meeting Monday Mountain parent. By Eveline Speedie night. Board member Joshua Scharff of The Item At the same meeting, the made a motion to remove board capped the superintendent Yockel’s transfer from the per- The Township Committee in- of school’s salary increase for sonnel report, for reconsidera- tends to retain the services of an the 2004-05 school year at 2.4 tion, but received no support attorney who is an expert in cor- percent, half of the increase he from other board members. porate law, officials said this received last year. Yockel herself addressed the week, to review the status of the Board members eventually ap- board after the vote and said she current trustees and officers of proved the transfer of first grade was informed “totally out of the the Downtown Millburn Devel- teacher Christine Yockel to blue” of the decision to transfer opment Alliance (DMDA). Hartshorn School for the 2004- her two weeks ago. Township Business Adminis- 05 school year. However, the “I did not request a transfer,” trator Timothy P. Gordon con- vote came after many parents Yockel said, adding she has not firmed Robert D. Frawley of emotionally begged the board to received a satisfactory answer Morristown has been asked to reconsider the move. why the move is being made. review the DMDA’s election During the public comment process. The review arises from session, resident Barbara Port- Continued on Page A13 concerns raised in articles which have appeared in The Item, he said, in addition to concerns expressed by members of the business community and individuals. Harry Trumbore/staff photographer Taxpayers face “More specific concerns are if BRIGHTENING THE COURTYARD—Laura and Fred Rhodes and other members of the recent election results are in Township Beautification League plant choice annuals Saturday in the planters of the question, what is the fiduciary re- newly renovated Courtyard as part of a town-wide project. See story and additional sponsibility of the Township photos on page B16. 10-point hike Committee to turn over the annual assessment of $160,000 By Patricia Harris local purposes, 96 points for that is collected quarterly?” of The Item schools and 57 points for county Gordon asked. “Are we handing needs. it over to a legitimate organiza- Vets remember D-Day When taxpayers receive their The average township house tion?” estimated tax bills in the mail with an assessed value of According to Gordon, the later this month, they can expect $763,300 carried a $14,197 tax By Harry Trumbore Committee felt it was important of The Item to see a 10-point hike in their tax bite last year. This year, assum- to have an objective opinion on rate, municipal tax collector ing the new rate is approved, the election procedures followed Six days after the nation hon- Gerald Viturello said this week. property taxes on the same house by the DMDA. “The purpose is ored veterans of its armed forces The tax rate for this year is will run $14,960—a $763 in- to determine the truth as to alle- on Memorial Day, ceremonies projected at $1.96 for every $100 crease. gations that have been raised,” were held above the beaches of of assessed valuation on a prop- Estimated tax bills will be sent Gordon said. “The Committee is Normandy to commemorate the erty, Viturello said, compared to out no later than June 18 and considering this as a review of 60th anniversary of D-Day. last year’s rate of $1.86. The of- payments are due Aug. 1. A final the electoral process of the Here at home, two veterans of ficial tax rate—which includes bill for 2004, which will be sent DMDA, not an investigation.” the campaign in France paused assessments for local govern- to township residents in Novem- Roger Clapp, the township’s last week to reminisce about the ment, schools and county ber, will reflect any adjustments attorney, confirmed Tuesday a events of June 1944 and the days needs—will be finalized this that must be made, Viturello letter was sent Friday to Paul that followed. summer after the county budget said. Gomperz, DMDA president, and Robert Needleman did not is adopted and the county’s The system of sending esti- to members of the organization’s fight on D-Day. He arrived with board of taxation has certified mated bills has been a policy of board of trustees. the 83rd infantry division seven the figure, according to Viturello. the Township Committee since Gomperz acknowledged Tues- days after the initial landing and The tax-setting process is 1998. The policy saves the town- day he was in receipt of the he recalled his landing craft nearing completion, with the ship interest costs for borrowing letter. pulled right onto Omaha Beach. $35.5 million municipal budget for tax anticipation notes and “There was a problem, as was “Our guys were able to walk ready for passage at the Town- maintains a consistent quarterly reported in The Item,” he said. onto the sand,” he said. “That ship Committee meeting next tax payment cycle for taxpayers, “As also was reported in The was good because there were a Harry Rosenthal Robert Needleman week, and the schools portion of according to the tax collector. Item, we took steps to repair the lot of mines buried in the water.” week, Needleman said his men ashore on D-Day because he was the tax rate already known. The The vast majority of the town- Although troops had been pour- soon encountered pockets of already there. A paratrooper with Board of Education has ap- ship’s 6,500 taxpayers are Continued on Page B12 ing into the beachhead for a German resistance in the vicini- the 82nd Airborne Division, proved a $57.3 million budget. paying their bills on time, pro- ty. Rosenthal landed the night With regard to the additional viding the township with a Needleman’s outfit was before outside the town of St. 10 points that will be collected, nearly 99.3 percent tax collec- thrown quickly into the fierce Mere Eglise. He escaped the fate increased municipal spending tion rate for last year, Viturello fighting in northern France, of many of his comrades who accounts for four points and reported. pushing slowly through country- either were killed by German eight points are due to additional “That’s a good collection per- side lined with hedgerows. soldiers as they descended on the school spending. County spend- centage,” he said. “Each farm had large hedges town or drowned in the sur- ing is expected to decrease this Also, in each year’s budget, around their fields, and the Ger- rounding fields that had been year, however, and may ease the the township sets aside a reserve mans were in control,” Needle- flooded by the Germans. tax burden by two points. A pro- for uncollected taxes. The Town- man said. “We encountered very little re- posed 2004 county budget of ship Committee is anticipating Needleman was a radio opera- sistance,” Rosenthal recalled. $547 million shows a $22 mil- collections at 98.47 percent this tor whose job was to work far “We banded together in small lion reduction in spending. year, and the budget calls for a ahead of the division with an of- groups. The confusion was mul- The $1.96 rate is broken down reserve of $1,771,536 to be set ficer who was the spotter for the tiplied tenfold by the confusion into approximately 42 points for aside. artillery. of the Germans.” It was after the Battle of the Many of Rosenthal’s memo- Bulge that a German unit being ries of those days revolve around pursued by the 83rd turned and the deaths of his fellow soldiers. Light voter turnout threatened to counterattack. In He and his men recovered one an action that calls to mind man’s body while under sniper scenes from “Saving Private fire. Another friend of his was for uncontested field Ryan,” Needleman and his offi- killed while removing a booby- cer moved within just a few trapped mine. Six days after the By Eveline Speedie Linda Seelbach weighed in with buildings away from the massing landing, Rosenthal went to of The Item 240 votes. Incumbents McDer- German armor and called in ar- Omaha Beach to meet an army mott and Seelbach are both run- tillery fire, virtually on their own unit from his native North Interest in Tuesday’s primary ning on the Republican ticket. position, which they held for 12 Dakota. election was light in the town- Rep. Donald M. Payne, whose hours. “The sand was stained blood ship, due largely to the number 10th District includes the Mill- They were so close to the Ger- red,” Rosenthal remembered. of uncontested races. burn portion of the township pri- mans that Needleman, who is “Bodies were still floating in the Locally, the three candidates marily, drew 179 votes. Payne, a Jewish and fearful of being cap- water.” for Township Committee in the Democrat, is running unopposed tured, took off his dog tags and Among the medals he earned Nov. 2 election will face a close for his ninth term in Congress. Jim Connelly/staff photographer hid them in a nearby building in the European theater, Rosen- race, if the meager turnout Congressman Rodney P. Frel- CHARGE OF THE YOUTH BRIGADE—Maura Herbetson which, ironically, had been thal counts six battle stars, a proves prophetic. Two seats on inghuysen, a Republican, shares takes the lead during a sprint race for girls ages 4 and 5 Gestapo headquarters. bronze arrowhead, and a purple the Committee will be available. representation of the township held after Sunday’s running of the Millburn 4-Miler. For his actions that day, heart as well as decorations from Daniel Jay Baer, the lone De- with Payne. Frelinghuysen Chasing Herbetson is Ava Fitzsimons. Story, more Needleman received the silver several allied governments. He mocratic candidate, drew 294 serves the 11th District, which photos on Page B1. star. votes. Mayor Thomas C. McDer- Harry Rosenthal didn’t come Continued on Page B12 mott received 245 votes and Continued on Page B12

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Purse snatching victim clings Town accepts bulky waste at yard to bag while dragged by car A variety of bulky waste paint cans, clothing and tires. items can be dropped off at the Residents using private or the car as the driver gunned it township’s public works yard. commercial cars or pick up By Harry Trumbore of The Item forward. Among the materials accept- trucks for drop off must first Police report she was dragged ed are indoor and outdoor furni- obtain a dumping permit from A female purse snatching a few feet before she was ture, outdoor play equipment, the public works office at 345 victim escaped serious injury June shoved out of the car. The driver toys, screens, windows, rugs, Essex St. The office is open 3 after being the unwilling passen- then sped away. mattresses, box springs, televi- Monday through Friday from ger in a getaway car. The victim, who suffered a sion sets, small appliances, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Police said the 41-year-old res- bruised arm and a swollen ident of Somers, N.Y., exited the ankle, refused medical treat- Chase Bank branch on Morris ment at the scene. She told Turnpike just after 2 p.m. and was police her purse contained Photo courtesy of the Millburn Fire Department walking to her automobile when a $800, credit cards and a cell LET’S TALK... Camp 2005! GREAT BALES OF FIRE—Township firefighters say heat from man pulled her purse from her phone. OUR FOCUS IS YOUR CHILD’S NEEDS BECAUSE .... a truckexhaust pipe sparked a fireinhay bales being trans- arm. The man turned and entered A witness provided a license CAMPING NEEDS ARE INDIVIDUAL ported on Route 24 the morning of June 2. Fire Capt. James a nearby car in which a second plate of the car. However, police VISIT CAMPS THIS SUMMER FOR Boyle, left, and firefighter Kevin Tighe extinguished the burn- man sat in the driver’s seat with report the number is not on file. NEXT SUMMER’S PLACEMENT ing hay with water. the engine running, according to Police are continuing to investi- reports. In an attempt to recover gate the incident and are being her purse, the woman began to provided tapes from the bank’s Hay catches fire during climb into the passenger side of surveillance cameras. ACA transport on Route 24 Member An official from the Can Do By Harry Trumbore CALL FOR FREE of The Item fitness center nearby put out the • PERSONAL GUIDANCE • BROCHURES • VIDEOS

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According to re- ing heavy smoke on the first floor Aroneo how her 6-month-olddaughter, Grace, should be ports, they extinguished the of the Chestnut Place building safely secured in achild car seat. The police department will blaze and salvaged what they and had to don self-contained conduct a child seat inspection Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 2 could of the load of hay. Fire- breathing apparatus before they p.m., at the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad fighters determined the fire was evacuated residents from their building at Glen Avenue and LackawannaPlace. For more in- set off when some of the hay rooms. formation,contact Barber at (973)564-7021. came in contact with the exhaust stack of the truck. Firefighters and township 973-676-8888 police stood by until workers ar- Medicare Prescription rived with a payloader to scoop the unburned hay from the highway back onto the truck, which Discount Cards W66907-01 received only minor scorching Beginning May 3, 2004, all senior citizens age 65 and over will have the oppor- damage in the cargo area. tunity to enroll in government sponsored prescription discount card, with ben- Firefighters responded efits on June 1, 2004. This will be an important process for our town residents E19003-01 Monday morning to a reported who are elegible for this benefit, and the pharmacists at Short Hills Pharmacy chemical fire in the parking lot of are uniquely qualified to help guide you through this process. Our expertise in a Morris Turnpike shopping working with the Third Party companies endorsed by Medicare makes us a valu- center. able resource to guide you in this decision making process. According to reports, around Be assured that Short Hills Pharmacy will participate in all of the Medicare 4:40 a.m., a swimming pool endorsed prescription discount cards, regardless of where and when you enroll. FATHER’S DAY maintenance worker in a van The enrollment of participating pharmacies is open to all pharmacies, and Short dropped pool “shock treatment” Hills Pharmacy will always be a valuable partner in your health care needs. “This year I’m giving my Dad a lasting tribute tablets into a bucket already con- Many companies will be soliciting patients through direct mail and through taining two pounds of chlorine media advertisement, and we will eagerly help point you in the right direction. for Father’s Day. I’m donating a Memorial tablets. A chemical reaction Our pharmacy will be able to enroll you in the prescription plan of your choice. started and the mixture in the Please feel free to call one of our pharmacists during our business hours. Brick in his honor at Veteran’s Memorial Park bucket began to smolder. When We look forward to assisting you in this process. Call us now to compile the the worker removed the bucket information you need to make an informed decision. All Medicare beneficiaries in Millburn. I’m proud of my Dad.” from the van and placed it in the are eligible for this card, even if you have retirement prescription benefits or a parking lot, the contents ignited. New Jersey State PAA card. • memorialize a loved one or friend who paid the ultimate sacrifice As always, we thank our customers for their continued for our freedom Correction patronage, and look forward to making new acquaintances. • offer a tribute to a loved one or friend who served and came home Sincerely, In the list of high school stu- Christopher J. 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By Patricia Harris ual’s body. In its non-classical of The Item form, the excess hormones may cause early puberty in children, Township resident and attor- and for adults, symptoms can in- ney Kelly Rosso Leight hopes to clude acne, infertility, hair loss or shake some things up for women the growth of facial hair. through her appointment to the A more severe classical form of New Jersey Advisory Commis- CAH can cause babies to become sion on the Status of Women. severely dehydrated within weeks Named by Gov. James E. Mc- of birth, and they can go into a Greevey last month as chairman coma and die. of the commission, Leight will Leight is proud of the work of be working closely with the gov- the foundation, which has recently ernor. The commission, which moved to offices on Main Street in advises the director of the De- the township. “We’re making a partment of Community Affairs difference,” she said. “People are Division on Women, had been grateful for a resource.” relatively quiet for the past few In addition, Leight is the years, Leight said last month. Kelly Rosso Leight founder and a past president of the With the upcoming campaign, pointees include the dean of Essex County chapter of Million however, the governor plans to Douglass College and the execu- Mom March, a group which has focus on women’s issues and is tive director of the Center for held rallies advocating gun con- seeking to revitalize the group. American Women in Politics. trol in Washington, D.C. John Montalvo/staff photographer “I’d like to see us develop “This group includes some She has been honored for her GOING HI-TECH—Township engineer Thomas Watkinson and Kusum Ketkar, chairman of the some strong platform issues the movers and shakers,” she said. dedication to the prevention of township’s Environmental Commission, examine the township’s natural resources inventory state needs to address and also “It’s a wonderful opportunity, and gun violence and her advocacy ef- on traditional paper maps. In an upcoming project to update the inventory, the maps will be reach out to women and see what I’m honored.” forts for children’s health issues. put on computer. issues are important,” Leight The group meets four to six She is a member of the public af- said. “I’d like to see some mean- times a year, and the next meeting fairs committee of the March of ingful policy initiatives.” is scheduled for July 12. Dimes-New Jersey Chapter and Town’s paper maps go high tech Although the group will take its Leight currently serves as exec- recently received the organiza- cues from the governor, areas utive director of the Congential tion’s Volunteer of the Year That information will then be nology called Geographic Infor- where she personally would like Adrenal hyperplasia Research, Award. By Patricia Harris of The Item viewable on computer. mation System, or GIS, officials to see more attention paid are Education and Support (CARES) Leight also is a member of the In particular, maps that show will take an aerial topographi- women’s health, the plight of Foundation, which she and her Newborn Screening Diagnosis A high-tech project is underground water recharge areas, cal map. and then develop a working women with children and husband, Adam, founded three and Follow-up Workgroup under way in Town Hall to computerize aquifers and the water resource series of overlays mapping in- violence against women. years ago. The non-profit organi- the federal Department of Health paper maps showing the munici- value of land will need updating. formation specific to the town- Leight, who has been on the zation is dedicated to supporting and Human Services She serves pality’s natural features. New maps will have to be gener- ship. commission for one and a half individuals and families affected as the state’s representative for The township’s Environmental ated for wells and well protec- Among those overlays might years, is one of only two commis- by congenital adrenal hyperplasia, Save Babies Through Screening, Commission has applied for and tion areas and hazardous waste be zoning districts, storm sewer sioners who will be continuing on or CAH. an organization that advocates for received preliminary approval sites. Others could show open lines, sanitary sewer lines, tax- the 11-member body. The other is The genetic disorder causes ex- universal, comprehensive new- for a $2,500 grant from the space, parks and recreation able properties, historic sites the president of NJ Now, a politi- cessive androgens, or male hor- born screening for life-threatening state’s Department of Environ- areas, trails and bikeways, popu- and shade trees, Gordon said. cal action group. Other ap- mones, to be present in an individ- genetic disorders. mental Protection (DEP), Office lation and housing density, Maps showing storm sewer of Environmental Studies, to wastewater facilities and critical lines and sanitary sewer lines or map the municipality’s natural ecological areas. specimen trees could be useful resources inventory. The town- The township has plans to for making planning decisions. ship will match the grant with create still other maps that will The mapping project is not in another $2,500. be viewable on computer, ac- this year’s capital budget, he The project is a first step in cording to business administrator also said, although it may be in THE CAMP LADY SAYS... generating a set of computer Timothy Gordon. Using a tech- a future one. maps that can be helpful visual “It’s Time To Plan For Summer 2005” aids for diverse engineering, planning and land usage issues. 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Due process Steps undertaken by the Township Committee this week to put to rest simmering concerns regarding the downtown Millburn Development Alliance (DMDA) are long overdue. The Committee’s decision to consult an attorney to review the organization’s electoral process comes at a time when the DMDA’s very legitimacy is being called into question. Even as the organization is dutifully tackling weaknesses that were identified by the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee, allegations have arisen regarding the manner in which recent elections to the DMDA’s board of trustees were held. The DMDA’s charge is to oversee the management of downtown Millburn. The town has a responsibility to see to it that the annual assessment of $160,000 levied on property owners in the business district, to support the DMDA, is going to a legitimate organization. There are sensitive issues involved, however. Individ- ual members of the DMDA board have been recognized as hard-working, dedicated business people and residents who, through their efforts, have demonstrated their commitment to the township. They should not be tainted by such a review. The line between private, non-profit and quasi-public identity has long plagued the DMDA. Regardless of its fit in either sphere, the fact it is receiving money raised through tax levy to continue its operations is rightly a township concern. Minimal as the amount may be in re- lation to the overall taxes levied in the municipality, public dollars are still at work. We urge the DMDA officials to cooperate with this review. Due process works both ways. It can clear the in- nocent and identify the guilty. Saying goodbye Many of us are mourning the loss of our 40th president Letters to the editor this week. Regardless of our political leanings, Ronald Reagan at- tained a status few politicians can claim. The level of af- fection showered on him in death extends from emotions Topics of concern to readers he instilled in life in the hearts of his constituents. Reagan’s death Saturday adds one more notch to the Deer hunt previous Blanchard donation to residents are rightfully fearful nature. end of an era. He was “The Gipper,” strong of heart and Editor, The Item: Millburn) be stopped because it about being out and about on pri- Patricia S. Porter full of optimism. His place in history is claimed by the The June 3 editorial in The was inhumane, unsafe and limit- vate lands adjacent to the hunting 48 Walnut Ave. events that took place during his administration—the end Item regarding Greenwood Gar- ed the public’s use and enjoy- areas.” of the Cold War, the post-Vietnam and Watergate years dens and its benefactors brings to ment of the park. Blanchard went on to note Kudos for coaches and the benevolent conservatism he fostered. mind another wish expressed by In his letter, he stated, “The “present police safety measures Editor, The Item: America has taken a new turn in its world image. The Peter Blanchard III in a letter to hunt...undercuts the value of the cannot provide adequate warning Yet another Millburn Recre- the Millburn Township Commit- park and the experience of the for people entering the park.” His ation season is winding down hope and glory this nation enjoyed under the Reagan Ad- tee on Jan. 15, 2001. The letter park as an open space for passive letter concluded, “the Old Short and once again I am impressed ministration has dissipated. appeared in the Jan. 25, 2001 recreation. The hunt, the creation Hills Park deer hunt is neither with the sensitive and dedicated Deserved or not, America counts the Reagan years edition of The Item. of a ‘fire zone,’ is dangerous to humane nor necessary” and that commitment of the girl’s coach- among its best and the president’s appeal fulfilled Amer- Blanchard’s wish was that the humans and their pets and is not “it is time to cease the hunt, to es. From soccer to basketball and ica’s need for heroes. township’s deer-hunting pro- appropriate to a park in a subur- explore humane alternatives for now softball, the caliber and high gram in Old Short Hills Park (a ban setting. Neighbors and local future deer management, and to standards of the coaches are out- allow Old Short Hills Park to be standing. truly a park again, in the spirit of Unless you have coached its donation.” youth programs, I believe it is Coming events Letter policy Our acceptance of such won- difficult to comprehend the derful gifts should carry with it amount of time, effort and pa- Today, June 10 Friday, June 18 Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or dis- enough gratitude that we honor tience that is required to organize 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Township public schools, ex- tributed in print, electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions the benefactor’s vision for these a team effectively. Yet again the Needy jewelry salesroom open. tended single session. expressed in Letters to the Editor are not necessarily those of The Item properties. Blanchard’s wish is superior quality is there; yet New Eyes headquarters, 549 Monday, June 21 or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and double-spaced, and that they be enjoyed by all as a again the stage is set for learning, Millburn Ave. Township public schools, ex- must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for verifica- peaceful, beautiful place. excitement and fun. Coaches, I Friday, June 11 tended single session. tion. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be pub- Perhaps it is time we realized commend you. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers 7:45 p.m. Board of Education lished. Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the that humans have usurped more Anne Brandeis Market opens for season. Munic- meeting. Education Center. editor by e-mail to [email protected], by fax to (973) 376- habitats than we should have, Site Supervisor ipal parking lot at the corner of 8 p.m. 25th annual President’s 8556 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue. and that we need to cherish these Millburn Recreation Department Essex and Main streets, every Cup Night Race. Starting line, open spaces for just delighting in Friday through Nov. 19. Essex Street near intersection Saturday, June 12 with Main Street. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. American Tuesday, June 22 Shrimp farmer tests Where to write or phone Red Cross blood drive. Millburn Township public schools, ex- High School auxiliary gymnasi- tended single session and final Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opin- um. day of classes. preservation efforts ions to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, Monday, June 14 Wednesday, June 23 state General Assembly or in Essex County government, can 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- By The New Jersey Con- anticipated 300 pounds of do so by sending letters or calling: meeting. Town Hall. ing. Town Hall. shrimp per week. Thursday, June 24 servation Foundation U.S. Senate 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public for The Item Covering the soil with imper- Library Board of Trustees meet- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the vious structures like buildings Sen. Frank Lautenberg Sen. Jon Corzine ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- Needy jewelry salesroom open. When you hear the term and asphalt snuffs out the micro- 825A Hart Senate Office Building One Gateway Center, 11th floor burn Free Public Library. New Eyes headquarters, 549 “farmland preservation,” it no bial life processes that make Washington D.C. 20510 Newark, 07102 Tuesday, June 15 Millburn Ave. doubt calls to mind certain farmland so fertile in the first Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Telephone: (973) 645-3030 8 p.m. Township Committee Monday, June 28 images. After all, ever since we place. If the soil is not aerated Telephone: (973) 639-8700 Telephone: (202) 224-4744 meeting. Town Hall. 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment sang “Old McDonald” we’ve and replenished with rain, much Fax: (202) 228-4054 Fax: (973) 645-0502 Thursday, June 17 meeting. Town Hall. known what’s on a farm, right? of its value for farmland will ul- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Sunday, July 4 Rows of corn, pumpkins, timately be lost. House of Representatives Needy jewelry salesroom open. Independence Day. apple orchards and farm animals; To be fair, we should note the Rep. Donald Payne Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen New Eyes headquarters, 549 Thursday, July 8 cows, sheep, chickens, pigs, would-be shrimp farmer fol- 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor Millburn Ave. 8 p.m. Historic Preservation ducks, horses and, of course, lowed the law. After winning Newark, 07102 Morristown, 07960 5:30 p.m. Millburn High Commission meeting. Town shrimp. seed money for the project in a Telephone: (973) 645-3213 Telephone: (973) 984-0711 School graduation ceremony. Hall. Wait. Did we say shrimp? contest for entrepreneurs in Fax: (973) 645-5902 Fax: (973) 292-1569 Millburn High School stadium. Yes, and a proposed shrimp 2001, he applied to the State farm in Hamilton Township, Agriculture Development Com- N.J. Senate Mercer County, is testing the mittee to have aquaculture in- Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr. limits of New Jersey’s farmland cluded as an approved use on 203 Elm Street preservation program. preserved farmland. The com- Westfield, 07090 Shrimp farming is a legitimate mittee agreed. The township also Telephone: (908) 232-3673 enterprise that falls under the approved the farm without a Fax: (908) 232-3345 heading of “aquaculture”—rais- public hearing since local ordi- ing water-based plants and ani- nances require only an adminis- N.J. Assembly mals for food, rather than the tra- trative review of projects on pre- Assemblyman Dr. Eric Muñoz Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 ditional agricultural commodi- served farmland. 57 Union Place 203 Elm Street Member of New Jersey Press Association ties that are land-dependant. But The Hamilton shrimp farm is Summit, 07901 Westfield, 07090 shrimp farms don’t need pre- just one case, but there are others Telephone: (908) 918-0414 Telephone: (908) 232-3673 Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher served farmlands to operate. around New Jersey, including in- Fax: (908) 918-0275 Fax: (908) 232-3345 Eveline Speedie, Editor In fact, shrimp farms on pre- dustrial sized greenhouses that Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager served farmland can destroy the can cover up to 100 percent of a Essex County Executive Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director land in order to establish the preserved farm. And this begs Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. farm. In the Hamilton case, three the question: just what did New Hall of Records STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT warehouse-like structures total- Jersey voters mean when they 465 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard KERRY RUBIN ...... DIRECTOR,CLASSIFIED TELECENTER ing 133,000 square feet are pro- supported farmland preserva- Newark, 07102 GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT,PRODUCTION posed to hold the tanks and tion? the Weekly Division of GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT,CIRCULATION equipment needed to produce an NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR Continued on Page A5 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 10, 2004 Page A5

their businesses as a way to im- Shrimp prove their often razor thin Continued from Page A4 bottom lines. They need to know “If I preserve my farm, what can Voters have given their over- and can’t I do in the future?” whelming support to farmland Like all businesses, farming preservation—on the state, needs clear guidance and direc- county and local levels—over tion. A shrimp farm may be a ter- and over again. When we talk to rible idea on preserved farmland, people about saving farmland, but it’s probably a great idea we find most make the assump- elsewhere—like industrial areas, tion the land saved will be pro- or maybe brownfield sites in tected from uses that compro- need of redevelopment. mise agricultural value. Most voters believe that in 50 But the State Agriculture De- or 100 or 500 years, the farmland velopment Committee has stated they help pay to preserve will be any activity defined as agricul- covered with crops or cows, not ture should be permitted on pre- warehouses. Sometimes there is served farms, even if it covers up real wisdom in a children’s song the very soil needed to protect and the common sense found in agricultural viability for the “Old McDonald” is compelling future. So, we need to do a better in this case. job with our definitions and Contact us at (888) 526-3728, change the law, if that’s what it or visit NJCF’s Web site at takes. After all, the integrity of www.njconservation.org, for our farmland preservation efforts more information about conserv- depends on it. ing New Jersey’s land and natur- Many farmers are diversifying al resources. Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME—Stewart Hartshorn built the first Short Hills train depot in 1880, hired the first station master, and persuaded the railroad to stop two trains a day at his depot. This was part of his grandplan to build an “ideal community” and to encourage commuters to consider livingin it. This 1917 Delaware, Lackawanna&Western monthly commutation ticket for passage between Short Hills and New York is from the archives of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society. It bears witness to the success of Hartshorn’s plan. Thomas J. Watson, the former owner of this ticket, was an early resident of Western Road and the founder of IBM.

Red Cross holding blood drive Saturday at high school

The next blood drive spon- in need. Thus, once an emer- ment or not. All those arriving from those who have spent a sored by the Millburn-Short gency occurs, it is too late to between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. will total of three months or more in Hills Chapter of the American donate blood for that emergency. be accommodated. the United Kingdom or a total of Red Cross will be held Saturday It is the willingness of volunteers Blood donors must be in good six months or more in other Eu- in the new gymnasium at Mill- to donate blood that will be general health and weigh at least ropean countries from 1980 to burn High School, 462 Millburn available to whoever needs it in 110 pounds. They must know the present. Other travel restric- E34384-01 Ave., from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Jersey hospitals that makes their Social Security number and tions apply. “What New Jersey hospitals it possible for lives to be saved. bring a signed or picture identifi- For more information, call the really need,” according to Mal- Because red blood cells and cation. Blood cannot be accepted Red Cross office. colm MacKinnon, co-chairman platelets have a limited shelf life, of Blood Services for the local a steady stream of donations is chapter, “is a group of volunteers required. “It’s All Good!” who are willing to donate regu- “Giving blood is completely larly, every two or three months, safe and doesn’t hurt,” said in order to insure a steady supply Peggy Arnold, co-chairman of of blood. Saturday would be a Blood Services for the local Red 2004 Ladies Summer Clinics, Drills & Instruction good time to begin, or resume, Cross chapter. “It takes only the life-saving habit of regular about an hour.” Blood donors • Stroke Production • Technique Analysis blood donation.” must be at least 17 years of age. The local chapter is now hold- There is no upper age limit for E34391-01 • Single & Doubles Strategy ing more frequent blood drives— blood donation. one each month. Since donors Any donor wishing to make an For All Levels of Play: must wait eight weeks between appointment may do so by call- donations, the new schedule ing the Red Cross Chapter Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Clinics makes it possible for an individ- during business hours, Monday ual to donate five or six times per through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 ALL MORNING CLINICS ARE AT THE OUTDOOR CLUB. year. Donors whose most recent p.m., at (973) 379-4198. Howev- donation was at the high school er, donors are urged to come to ALL EVENING CLINICS ARE IN THE INDOOR CLUB on April 17 will be eligible to the high school on June 12 donate again at the high school whether they have an appoint- on Saturday. Those who donated Junior Summer Camp at the Millburn Free Public Li- Now accepting applications brary on May 15 will be eligible to donate next at the library on Weekly sessions thru the week of August 25th Saturday, July 10. Government regulations re- The tennis club where the whole family can play...or just relax quire that blood donations must be processed through a battery of CENTER COURT TENNIS CLUB more than 30 tests before they 222 N. Passaic Ave. • Chatham • phone 973.635.1222 • fax 973.635-1622 can be administered to someone www.centercourtinc.com e28964-01

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Bulletin Board Morris Brounstein Francis Raphalian A service for former township Born in Newark, he lived in A memorial service for town- resident Morris Brounstein was the township and Union before ship resident Francis D. Sunday Services held Friday in Union. Mr. Broun- moving to Lakewood about two Raphalian was held Tuesday in stein, 86, died June 2 in Kimball years ago. Wyoming Presbyterian Church. Christ Church Medical Center, Lakewood. Mr. Brounstein is survived by Mr. Raphalian, 93, died Friday in 7:15, 8 and 9:30 a.m.: For the Second Sunday after Pente- A self-employed certified his wife, Shirlee; two daughters, Inglemoor Care Center, Liv- cost, the Rev. E. Bevan Stanley will preach and celebrate at public accountant, he owned M. Martha Dencker of Berkeley ingston. the 8 a.m. service. The sidesman will be Jane Riedel. Stanley Brounstein and Co. in Summit Heights and Barbara Lenkowsky He was an engineer with Chu- will preach and celebrate at the 9:30 a.m. service. The sides- and Union for 50 years before re- of the township; a son, Paul of Gassman for many years before men will be Sandra Johnson and Sam Reckford. The first tiring in 1998. Walnut Creek, Calif.; two step- retiring. lesson will be read by Juli Towell, the second lesson will be Mr. Brounstein received a sons, Howard Kohn of New York Born in New York City, Mr. read by Ann Michels, and the Prayers of the People will be bachelor’s degree in accounting City and Larry Kohn of Hills- Raphalian graduated from the read by Tom Swartz. Nursery care begins at 9:15 a.m. and from the University of Illinois in boro; a stepdaughter, Patti Dem- Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute runs through Coffee Hour. During the 9:30 service, the Youth 1940. binski of North Carolina; a with a bachelor’s degree in me- mission trip will be commissioned. The group leaves June 19 He served as a lieutenant in the brother, Bernard of Montville; chanical engineering and was a to help restore a youth mission center on Grand Bahama Army during World War II. and 10 grandchildren. licensed professional engineer Frank D. Raphalian Island. Mr. Brounstein was a member In lieu of flowers, memorial with a number of patents. of B’nai B’rith Lodge in the donations may be made to the He was a college wrestler and Wyoming Presbyterian Church, a Community Congregational Church township and the Jewish Com- Alzheimer’s Foundation. a member of Lambda Chi Alpha scout master and an active 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Warren H. Bouton will deliver the munity Center in Summit. Fraternity. member of the school communi- message, Hospitality of the Heart, based on Luke 7:36-8:3. During World War II, Mr. ty. He was an avid stamp and The Rev. Johann J. Bosman will assist in the service. Debbie Louise Scoville Raphalian served with the Signal coin collector, bridge player and and David Reed and their children David, Danny, and Kelsey Corps. He then founded his own fisherman. will greet worshipers in Hauser Fellowship Hall. Linda Seel- A Mass for former township in the township for many years consulting firm and was also em- Mr. Raphalian is survived by bach will extend a welcoming hand in the church resident Louise Pedecine Scov- before moving to Brick 18 years ployed for many years at the Bal- two daughters, Jane Peterson of narthex. Matt Libera will coordinate the ushers. A fellowship ille was held June 2 in St. Rose ago. lantine Beer Co. in Newark and Ann Arbor, Mich., and Linda hour hosted by Christiana and Woon Lim will follow the ser- of Lima Church. Mrs. Scoville, She is survived by a son, then at Chu-Gassman in New Ann Burns of New Providence; a vice. 84, died May 28 in her Brick- Richard of Bricktown. Jersey. He also served as a con- son, James B. of the township; a town home. In lieu of flowers, memorial sultant in the Philippines and sister, Florence Rothauser of Covenant Presbyterian Church She was an assistant to the donations may be made to the lived there in 1970 and continued Massachusetts; eight grandchil- 11 a.m.: The Rev. Ken Shomo will preach the sermon, Our Millburn tax collector before re- Immaculate Heart of Mary Con- to consult in the New York met- dren and two great-grandchil- Problem with Self-Denial, based on Colossians 3:5-11. Nurs- tiring more than 20 years ago. vent, Adams Avenue, Scranton, ropolitan area until he was 88 dren. ery is provided. 9:30 a.m.: Sunday school for all ages. Born in Springfield, she lived Pa. years old. He also taught evening In lieu of flowers, memorial courses at Lincoln Tech for many donations may be made to the Frances Ann Tompkins years. Karin Peri Memorial Camper- First Baptist Church He lived in the township for 54 ship Fund at the Presbyterian 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. Hines will deliver the Services were private for N.Y., she lived in Convent Sta- years. He was a deacon and Camp Johnsonburg, P.O. Box sermon, Untapped Resources, based on Romans 8:1-4. township resident Frances Ann tion before moving to the town- Sunday school teacher at 475, Johnsonburg, 07846. 7 p.m.: Missionary Bible translator Charlotte Murdoch will Tompkins, who died May 5 in St. ship four years ago. offer a pictorial presentation of her work in Iran Jaya, In- Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- She is survived by her hus- donesia. The service will be preceded by a 6 p.m. cookout on ingston. She was 53. band, William; two daughters, the church grounds. Mrs. Tompkins was a clerk Jennifer and Melissa Coppinger; with Security Employee Benefits a stepson, Tommy Tompkins; a Renaissance Church in Cranford. sister, Deidre Harris; and seven 9:30 a.m.: Services are held at the Millburn Middle School. Born in Rockaway Beach, grandchildren. My Mom Didn’t Plan On This As part of a series, “Intentional Living: An antidote for letting life simply happen,” the Rev. Rich Teeters delivers the sermon, Intentional about Priorities: How do my personal Maria Ricci priorities affect others? Leading contemporary worship music is Steve Young. A Mass for township resident lived in the township for 50 Maria G. Ricci was held Friday years. St. Rose of Lima Church in St. Rose of Lima Church. Mrs. Ricci is survived by two 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. The Mrs. Ricci, 91, died June 1 in sons, Joseph and Biago; a sacrament of reconciliation is offered Saturday from 4:30 to her home. brother, Donato D’Andrea; two 5:15 p.m., and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. She was a member of the grandchildren and five great- ladies auxiliary of St. Rose of grandchildren. St. Stephen’s Church Lima Church. Born in Italy, she 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist service at 10 a.m.

Wyoming Presbyterian Church Do you know what’s going on And Neither Did I. 10 a.m.: The Rev. Ronald Johnson will lead worship and I can’t afford to make the same mistake. preach the sermon, The Gift of Joy. Scripture readings are in Millburn & Short Hills? I bought long-term care insurance.

Psalm 144:3-15 and John 15:9-17. Claire Anna Tratnyek, W81271-01 daughter of John and Cynthia Tratnyek, will be baptized. Today my family is protected. Is Yours? Children, youth and adults joining together in the new Trinity WeWe Choir will sing “I Will Sing Praises” by Theola Booker, arranged by Andre Thomas, and “A Canon of Praise” by Na- For additional information, pleasecall 888-223-3037 talie Sleeth, accompanied by Laura Tauscher, piano, and Phil Do! GARY MELNIKOFF &ASSOCIATES, INC. Long, percussion. The Junior Choir presents “Sing, Sing, Do! Sing” by Douglas C. Wagner. The pre-conﬁrmation class does Bergen’s Leading Long-Term Care Insurance Specialists not meet today and children kindergarten through eighth For 113 years, The Item of Tel. 888-223-3037 (Toll-Free) or201-265-1958 grade will worship with their families. Church school for Millburn and Short Hills has preschoolers begins at 10 a.m. and infant and toddler care is been exclusively devoted in For more than10years, Gary Melnikoff has been helping individuals make smart providing all the information available during the worship hour. Following worship, all are decisions about long-term care insurance coverage. He consults regularlywith you NEED to know about your attorneys,financial andestate planners, businesses, and organizations. invited to Hospitality Hour in Fellowship Hall. community like: LICENSED INNJ, NY, CT, ANDFL

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Seniors planning trip to Newport

Millburn Seniors are planning plus an additional tour of two op- a trip to Newport and Block ulent mansions. A harbor cruise Island, R.I., from Oct. 4 through of Newport is also included. 7. The trip will include three Cost of the trip is $530 per breakfasts, three dinners and all person double occupancy. admissions to mansions and gra- Some highlights of the trip tuities for bus driver and guides. will be a ferry ride to Block For information, call Nan Island with a tour of the island Wade at (973) 379-4095 or Mary and a guided tour of Newport, Ann Brown at (973) 376-4342. Visitors tour local gardens Sunday

Four private gardens in the scriptions and driving directions township and Montclair will be to each garden. Photo courtesy of Rolling Hills Garden Club open on Sunday as part of the Admission to each garden is CONTINUING SERVICE—Newly installed officers of the Garden Conservancy’s National $5. Rolling Hills Garden Club are, from left, top row, Dorothy Open Days program. The Open Days are rain or Photo courtesy of Newcomers-Encore Club Macary, Nancy Romankiewicz, Victoria Kupec andPat Visitors may begin the tour at shine, and no reservations are re- LEARNING GARDEN DESIGN—At a recent monthly French; andfront row, Barbara Van Vliet andBernadette 66 Old Short Hills Road, from 10 quired. meeting of the Newcomers-Encore Club of Short Hills- Klimkiewicz. a.m. to 2 p.m., where they can For more information, call the Millburn, local landscape designer Adrienne McKeown, purchase a copy of the “Open Garden Conservancy, toll-free, at left, demonstrates garden design to members, from left, Days Directory, Northeast Edi- (888) 842-2442 or visit Debbie Marx (back to camera) and Laura Miller. Rolling Hills Garden Club tion” for $5. The book gives de- www.gardenconservancy.org. Attendees had the opportunity to learn how to create container gardens, window boxes andhangingbaskets, marks 50 years of service Sierra Club plans Reservation hike and two won arrangments. For more information about the Newcomers-Encore Club of Millburn-Short Hills, visit Members of the Rolling Hills retary and Bernadette The Sierra Club of New Jersey For more information, call the new Web site: www.newcomersencoreclub.org. Garden Club held their installa- Klimkiewicz as treasurer. will hold a family hike in South Ron Pate at (973) 364-7573, ex- tion luncheon at Canoe Brook Mountain Reservation Sunday. tension 2. Country Club May 21. The theme was “50 Years of Service.” Gloria Patti, past president, en- tertained attendees with statistics from 1954, the year the garden club was formed. Installed as president was Bar- bara Van Vliet, who will hold the ofﬁce for the third year. Serving on the garden club’s board will be Nancy Romankiewicz as ﬁrst vice president, Victoria Kupec as second vice president, Dorothy Macary as recording secretary, Pat French as corresponding sec- Parish group meets Monday

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Summer concert series opens with The Kootz The township’s summer con- Theater timetable cert series, organized by the Millburn Recreation Depart- CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 Gloomy Sunday (NR) Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 9:30 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:30 ment, kicks off with a free per- Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 4:15, 7:15 formance by The Kootz band in The Day after Tomorrow (PG-13) Fri: 3:45, 6:45, 9:15 Sat: 12:45, 3:45, Taylor Park on Saturday, June 6:45, 9:15 Sun: 12:45, 3:45, 6:45 Mon & Tues: 4, 7 20, at 7:30 p.m. Around the World in80 Days (PG) Wed & Thurs: 4, 7 The band, which plays classic The Chronicles of Riddick (PG-13) Fri: 4:30, 7:30, 9:50 Sat: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50 Sun: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:30, 7:30 rock, pop, soul and blues, has Garﬁeld (PG) Fri: 3, 5, 7, 9 Sat: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7 Mon- dubbed itself “Rock and Roll Thurs: 5, 7 with Fiber.” The group was formed in January 2001, when MAPLEWOOD THEATER Troy (R) Today: 7:30 Fri: 7:45 Sat: 4:30, 7:45 Sun: 4, 7:05 Mon-Thurs: northern New Jersey residents 7:30 Chris Bolger and Glenn Taylor Shrek 2 (PG) Today: 7:05, 8, 8:45 Fri: 7, 9 Sat: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9,Sun:1, joined with Dr. Dave Frisch and 2, 3, 5, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 several other Essex and Bergen Raising Helen (PG-13) Today: 7:40 Fri: 7:20, 9:40 Sat: 1:30, 4:30, 7:20, 9:40 Sun: 1:30, 4:30, 7:20 Mon-Thurs: 7:40 county musicians to create the Harry Potter (PG) Today: 7, 7:30 Fri: 6:30, 9:20 Sat: 12:30, 1:15, 3:30, OMJ, or Old Man Jam Band. 4:15, 6:30, 7:15, 9:20, 9:45 Sun: 12:30, 1:15, 3:30, 4:15, 6:30, 7:15 The group has played through- Mon-Thurs: 7, 7:30 out the New York metropolitan Stepford Wives (PG-13) Fri: 7:40, 9:30 Sat: 1:20, 3:15, 5:10, 7:40, 9:30 Sun: 1:20, 3:15, 5:10, 7:40 Mon-Thurs: 8 area and has previously performed for an audience of all ages at the township’s summer CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL FIVE (SUMMIT) concert series. Photo courtesy of The Kootz Troy (R) Today: 7:15 For more information, visit Shrek 2 (PG) Today: noon, 2:15, 3:15, 4:30, 5:15, 6:45, 9 Fri: 4:30, the band’s Web site, ROCK AND ROLL WITH FIBER—Members of The Kootz band, from left, Glenn Taylor, Joe 6:45, 8:45 Sat: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 8:45 Sun: noon, 2:15, 4:30, www.Thekootz.com. Alexander, Chris Bolger, Bob Cianci and Chris Breetveld, will entertain at the ﬁrst of the town- 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 4:30, 6:45 ship’s summer concerts in Taylor Park on Saturday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. Raising Helen (PG-13) Today: 5, 7:30 Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 9:40 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:40 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 4:15, 7:15 Harry Potter (PG) Today: 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 Fri: 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 Sat: noon,1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 Sun: noon, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 Mon-Thurs: 4, 6, 7 The Stepford Wives (PG-13) Fri: 5, 7:30, 9:50 Sat: 12:15, 2:30, 5, 7:30, Township students showing their artwork at museum 9:50 Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 5, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7:30

An art exhibit with works by in the museum’s 16th annual Thomas’s work, “Covered Jar,” plished high school students a CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 ﬁve student artists from the town- “Fresh Perspectives” exhibition. is glazed stoneware, and Guy’s professionally organized Shrek 2 (PG) Today: 4:30, 6:45 Fri: 4:30, 6:45, 9 Sat: noon, 2:15, 4:30, ship continues at the Morris Sarah, Adam and Dalia are piece, “Boxes,” is made of folded museum exhibition experience 6:45, 9 Sun: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 4:30, 6:45 Museum in Morristown through from Millburn High School, while digital photographs. and to recognize art teachers for The Day after Tomorrow (PG-13) Today: 4:45, 7:15 Fri: 4, 7, 9:45 Sat: Sunday. Thomas and Guy attend The Many of the works submitted their encouragement. 1, 4, 7, 9:45 Sun:1,4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 4:45, 7:15 Sarah Burford, Adam Geringer- Pingry School. for the exhibition were digitally The Morris Museum is located Raising Helen (PG-13) Today: 4:15, 7:30 Harry Potter (PG) Today: 4, 7 Fri: 3:15, 6:30, 9:30 Sat: 12:15, 3:15, Dunn, Dalia Levinsky, Thomas Sarah’s piece, “The Heart,” is a based photographs, computer at 6 Normandy Heights Road in 6:30, 9:30 Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:30 Mon-Thurs: 4, 7 Ansen-Wilson and Guy Merin are mixed media, while Adam’s piece, graphics and works that used the Morristown. The Stepford Wives (PG-13) Fri: 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 Sat: 12:45, 3, 5:15, among 59 student artists from “Music, Music,” is a color photo- cell phone as a subject matter. For more information, call 7:30, 9:45 Sun: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:15, 7:30 more than 65 schools throughout graph. Dalia’s work, “Camp,” is a The annual exhibition was (973) 971-3700 or visit NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpected changes. the state whose work is on display quilt. started to give artistically accom- www.morrismuseum.org. MHS senior Bouton awarded scholarship by chorale County orchestra holding auditions Township student Benjamin His strong baritone voice has high school. made possible in part by the NJ The Youth Orchestras of study with a private teacher may Bouton was recently awarded the earned him places with the New The $500 scholarship honors State Council on the Arts, De- Essex County will hold audi- audition. 2004 Christine Z. Muller Jersey Regional Chorus and the the memory of former Summit partment of State, a partner tions by appointment only Auditions requirements can be Memorial Scholarship by the All-State Chorus. He has also Chorale member Christine Z. agency of the National Endow- Monday and again on Septem- found on the orchestra’s Web Summit Chorale, chorus in res- played cello with the New Muller. ment of the Arts, through a grant ber 7 at South Orange Middle site, www. Yoec.org. idence at Drew University in Jersey Regional Orchestra. Now in its 95th year, Summit administered by the Union School. Musicians in the third For more information, call Madison. Ben has performed leading Chorale is chorus in residence at County Division of Cultural & through eighth grades who (973) 378-7879. A senior at Millburn High roles in “Harvey,” “Brigadoon” Drew University. Heritage Affairs. School, Ben is student conduc- and “Pirates of Penzance” at the Funding for the chorale is tor of the chorus under choral director Jane Erickson. He also studies voice with David Nuneryager. Ben will study vocal performance and music education at Ryder University’s Westminster Choir College this fall.

Singing group SUMMERTIME presents concert A Sunday at 4 p.m. CL SSICS

1021540 The Mel-O-Chords, a 25- The fun, new festival of best-loved classics starring your own member vocal group, will present its annual concert, “Broad- New York Philharmonic. All hosted with wit and sparkling energy way…And Then Some,” on by conductor Bramwell Tovey. Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Cald- well College Alumni Theater Auditorium, 9 Ryerson Avenue, Caldwell. The group’s accompanist, Judy Brewer, is a township resident. The chorus will perform a variety of music, including Broad- Thursday, June 24, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 1, 7:30 p.m. way medleys with selections Friday, June 25, 8:00 p.m. Friday, July 2, 8:00 p.m. from the shows “Ain’t Misbe- Tracy Dahl, soprano havin,’” “Hairspray,” “God- Sharon Isbin, guitar Rimsky-Korsakov’s sparkling Susan Gordon, mezzo-soprano* spell,” “Kiss Me Kate” and Garrett Sorensen, tenor* “South Pacific.” The group will Capriccio Espagnol, Rodrigo’s Richard Stuart, baritone* haunting Concierto de Aranjuez also perform popular standards Gilbert & Sullivan lovers, take with guitar soloist Sharon Isbin, by George Gershwin, Rodgers note! We present a nonstop & Hart, and many others. highlights from Manuel de cavalcade of endearing hits from The Mel-O-Chords are a non- Falla’s The Three-Cornered Hat The Mikado,andThe Pirates profit touring ensemble of and much more. Montclair’s MOC Musical The- of Penzance,plus comic delights atre that performs eight-part from Die Fledermaus, The popular and Broadway music. Merry Widow and more. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door or ordered in advance by calling (201) 794-1893.

Read & Recycle Saturday, June 26, 8:00 p.m. Sunday, June 27, 5:00 p.m. Highlights from Tchaikovsky’s Saturday, July 3, 8:00 p.m. Swan Lake, plus Dvorák’s Sunday, July 4, 5:00 p.m. gypsy-tinged Slavonic Dance, Jon Kimura Parker, piano* Weber’s Invitation to the Dance, What better way to celebrate and Borodin’s gorgeous the Fourth than with the “Polovtsian Dances” from Philharmonic and this Star Prince Igor. Spangled salute? Featuring West Side Story, Rhapsody in Blue, Rodeo, and a special surprise or two. Tickets start at just $25. Call (212) 875-5656, newyorkphilharmonic.org is proud to sponsor Summertime Classics. Join WQXR’s Annie Bergen as host for all 8 evenings this summer. 1021552 1021675-01

1021845-01 * Debut. Programs and artists subject to change. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 10, 2004 Page A9 Energetic cast of ‘One Way Ticket’ spoofs movie genre

Leigh—get it?) easy-going pace. point, with this production, we By Thom Molyneaux for The Item Nummi has a relaxed authority Of course, the trick with this have both. in the role and easily commands kind of material is to gauge how It’s like an old -fashioned the stage both as a singer and firmly or lightly the tongue “One Way Ticket to Hell” movie double bill. actor, and Howe brings a fresh should be planted in the cheek. runs through June 27 at 12 Twelve Miles West Theatre authenticity, a big musical It seems to me “One Way Ticket Miles West Theatre Company in Company’s final production in comedy voice and a kind of mid- to Hell” works best when char- Montclair. Tickets are $20 for their intimate theater in the base- western, no-nonsense Judy Gar- acter and story are satire with a general admission, $17 for se- ment of a local movie multiplex, land quality to the 12MW stage. wink, tongue lightly in cheek, niors and students. Call the box is “One Way Ticket to Hell,” a The rest of the cast play a mul- and less well when it’s farce office at (973) 746-7181 for musical comedy movie spoof titude of roles: Tricia Burr is the with a grimace, tongue pushed tickets and information, or visit which follows their last produc- drunken mother, television too far and too firm. At this www.12MilesWest.org. tion, “Red Herring,” a non-musi- anchor, bag lady and a sibilant, cal comedy movie spoof. The sadistic prison warden. Paul main difference in the two Mantell moves from father to Two storytellers offering shows—other than one being a various cops to teenage hood and musical—is that “Red Herring” even does a bit of drag in the master class this Sunday sent up classic film noir such as women’s prison scene. Gavino “The Maltese Falcon” and “The Olvera is the handsome “good Two of the country’s best proval. She has been a full time Big Sleep.” “One Way Ticket,” boy” Cassandra marries, but he known storytellers, Nancy Dono- storyteller since 1988. on the other hand, targets cheesy does spend a lot of time in dress- val and Gerald Fierst, will be of- Fierst is a performer, writer, exploitation flicks such as es, wigs and pre-stuffed bras, fering a special storytelling and teacher, who has appeared “Reefer Madness” and “Teenage playing sluts and waitresses. I master class on Sunday from 2 to throughout the U.S. and in Eng- Devil Dolls”—oops, sorry, thought he was sublimely and se- 5 p.m. at Luna Stage, 695 land and Asia telling original sto- “Teenage Devil Dolls” is actual- riously silly as a backup singer in Bloomfield Avenue, Montclair. ries from his own Jewish tradi- ly another title for “One Way a number called “Chico’s Girl.” The class is offered in con- tion and from world folklore. He Ticket.” Well, it’s cheaper to David Rappaport makes his junction with their performances has also led workshops for teach- come up with a second title than primary impact as an intense of “Mouth,” a new performance ers and students in writing and make a second movie. “bad boy,” the aforementioned piece that Luna is producing that performance. I don’t know if it’s easier to “Chico.” Noelle Teagano plays a weekend. He was co-founder of the spoof a bad movie or a good one, variety of female characters but The master class will offer Whole Theater Company, a the- but this 12 Miles West produc- is featured as Cindy, Cassandra’s coaching on creating and telling ater that produced in Montclair tion is as entertaining and suc- luckless best friend, whom we original stories, shaping folklore for 18 seasons, and served as the cessful as the last, and this one first meet in the garbage can at for telling, and creating stories company’s director of education. has singing and dancing! “One the back of a Chinese restaurant. from the events of our lives. Both Tuition is $45. For more infor- Way Ticket” is structured like a Harry Patrick Christian plays Photo courtesy of 12 Miles West Theatre Company Donoval and Fierst have exten- mation, call Luna Stage at (973) simplistic morality play in which your basic nun, teen punk, gay MUSICAL COMEDY SEND-UP—Cassandra Leigh (Kristen sive backgrounds in theater and 744-3309. small town girl gets mixed up hairdresser and most notably Howe), seated at right, has fallen in with a charmer named have taught at universities and with bad group, goes from pot to Sven, the criminal mastermind, a Chico (David Rappaport), seated at left, as well as drugs, performance schools throughout booze to “H” and from using to role in which he seems to be booze and worse. Can Lt. Jason (Ron Nummi), standingin the the United States. dealing. She also goes from mar- channeling both Mike Myers and background, save her or has she bought a “One Way Ticket Donoval is a performance Display rying her childhood sweetheart Peter Sellers. to Hell”? The answer lies in the current musical spoof at 12 coach who teaches storytelling to a torrid affair with the local And did I mention they all sing Miles West Theatre Company in Montclair. For information or courses through Northwestern Advertising “bad boy” to scrapes with the and dance! reservations, call (973) 746-7181 or visit www.12MilesWest.org University. Her recordings have Deadline law and a long stint in the slam- There’s a generally high level earned two starred reviews in the mer. The story may be a sordid of wit and originality to the sure about “Higher and Higher,” “Red Herring’s’ scenic designer recent Storytelling Review of the Friday, 4 p.m. and banal cliché, but the telling lyrics and music of the talented a ditty for a pedophile daddy), Jessica Parks and lighting de- Bulletin of the Center for Chil- Call (973) 376-1200 is bright and original, often silly, duo, Drew Taylor and Robert but there seem to be one or two signer, Jeff Greenberg, and the dren’s Books as well as a 1996 satire, played to the hilt by a tal- Cioffi, and the musical numbers jimmied into the script. The writ- two talented designers make an Parents’ Choice Seal of Ap- ented, enthusiastic cast with a are helped immeasurably by the ers might try for greater variety invaluable contribution to this sense of fun that is infectious. simple and effective choreogra- in tone and tempo for the score production. Director Lenny Bart Plus there’s singing and dancing! phy of Jennifer DiMinni. A par- as a whole. provides the same kind of fluid This world premiere produc- ticular standout was “Hopeless Hoping to repeat some of the staging that marked that show tion is anchored by 12MW veter- Highway” that starts as a Ron success of their last show, pro- and keeps “One Way Ticket” an Ron Nummi, who plays the Nummi solo then brings on the ducers at 12MW brought back moving at a tongue-in-cheek, Special Advertising Feature detective and narrates the episod- ensemble and grows into a cool, ATLANTIC CITY

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Advertising Section w978051-01 E34434-01 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 10, 2004 Page A11 EDUCATION St. Rose Troop 17 will hold court of honor for new Eagle Scouts John J. Bremberg, Warner M. as well as a participant in the also replaced two rotting fascia Short Hills Volunteer First Aid While at Oratory, Frank was co- scoutmaster. Butkus, Matthew E. Giordano Millburn Recreation Depart- boards, cleaned the pavilion area Squad provided areas of concern captain of the wrestling and track Matt’s project was the retire- and Frank A. Magnotti, members ment’s youth football program. of debris, spread three tons of to be surveyed. After identifying teams. He was president of the ment of old and damaged Amer- of Boy Scout Troop 17 will be He is a St. Rose Altar Server. J.J. quarry stone and installed water houses without proper house math club and a member of the ican flags in a ceremony held on awarded the rank of Eagle Scout also found time to be a volunteer diverters. numbers, a letter was sent to the physics team. Frank is a member Memorial Day. A group orga- at a court of honor at 3 p.m. of the Missionaries of Charity Warner will be entering his homeowner requesting they im- of the National Honor Soci- nized by Matt collected, assorted Sunday in the St. Rose of Lima after school program and was in- junior year at Oratory Preparato- prove the visibility of the num- ety. He has held the position of and burned the old flags in a cer- Church. A buffet dinner in Ryan volved in the township summer ry School this September. He is bers and offering to paint the altar server at St Rose and is an emony with respect and dignity. Hall will follow the Court of day camp program. He is also an on the varsity tennis team and a house number on the curb of Ordeal member of the Order of Also a recent graduate of Ora- Honor. Ordeal member of the Order of member of the mock trial team. those that requested assistance. the Arrow. tory Prep, Matt will attend Man- Scoutmaster Ken Fineran will the Arrow, an honor camper or- He is a campus ministry team Eleven Scouts contributed a total Matt, son of Pat and Eileen hattan College in the fall. While present the Eagle Award to the ganization of the Boy Scouts of leader and a contributor to The of 57 hours under the leadership Giordano of Springfield, joined at Oratory, Matt worked on four Scouts. Participating in the America. Omega, the school’s of Frank in completing this pro- the troop in December 1996 after Aries, the school’s yearbook and ceremony and presenting cita- Warner, son of Pine Terrace newspaper. This summer, Warner ject. being active in Pack 17 for three was a member of the FED Chal- tions will be the officials repre- East residents Raymond and will be attending the Oxford Frank, a 2004 graduate of Ora- years. He has held the leadership lenge Team. He also was an altar senting the Township of Mill- Mary Butkus, joined Troop 17 in University summer academic tory Preparatory School in positions of scribe, instructor, server at St Rose. Matt is an burn, Millburn American Legion September 1999 after earning the program in England. Summit, will attend Stevens In- junior assistant scoutmaster and Ordeal Member of the Order of Post 140, the Jewish War Veter- Arrow of Light while a Cub Frank, son of Mountain stitute of Technology in the fall. currently serves as an assistant the Arrow. ans, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Scout in Pack 17. Avenue residents Frank and Fran and the St. Rose of Lima Council He has held the leadership po- Magnotti, joined the troop in of the Knights of Columbus. sitions of den chief, patrol September 1997 after three years J.J., son of Overlook Terrace leader, senior patrol leader and is active membership in Pack resident Rebecca Bremberg, currently a junior assistant scout- 17. Frank has held the leadership AUCTION joined Troop 17 in March 2000 master. positions of scribe, instructor, after being active in Pack 17 and Warner’s Eagle project was the vice chairman southeast chapter earning the Arrow of Light, Cub renovation of the picnic pavilion of the Order of the Arrow and is Acquisitions from Attorneys, Estates, Trustees, Scouting’s highest award. J.J. at Locust Grove in the South currently serving as an assistant Seizures & Abandoned Storage Oriental Rugs, held the rank of patrol leader and Mountain Reservation. He led 15 scoutmaster. currently has the position of volunteers in stripping the pavil- Frank’s Eagle project was to Art, Porcelain & Bronzes. troop guide. ion pillars of rust and painting conduct a survey of neighbor- no minimum no reserve on majority of the items His Eagle project was to them with two coats of rust proof hoods in the township where the update, organize, expand and paint. The project required more house numbers were not visible We are instructed to auction the contents of a 40 catalog the book and video li- than 150 hours to complete. He from the street. The Millburn- foot container of furniture. All the customs liens brary of the St. Rose of Lima Re- have been satisfied. Everything must be sold piece source Center. He led approxi- by piece by Auction, including art, original oil paint- mately 20 individuals in organiz- ing the center’s more than 1,000 ings, porcelain, bronze, jade, signed lithographs, A beautiful collec- volumes, a project which took tion of hand made oriental rugs, pure silk masterpieces, and many more than 179 hours to com- Persian (Iranian) rugs in different sizes, from 2’x3’ to 12’x18’ plete. The volunteers entered data into a library program set up AND MUCH MORE! by J.J. J.J. will be graduating St. Rose ONE DAY ONLY!!! • Sun. June 13, 2PM of Lima School next week and will enter Seton Hall Preparatory Inspection 1 HR before auction School in West Orange as a freshman in the fall. While at St At Montclair Woman’s Club Rose School, J.J. worked on the school yearbook, was a member 82 Union Street • Montclair, NJ of the junior solar sprints team, Photo courtesy of Boy Scout Troop 17 HONORED SCOUTS—Four Boy Scouts from St. Rose of Dir: From Rt.280 exit 8b go 2mi, turn right at light onto Bloomfield Ave. Go past the art museum and was a third grade tutor and turn right onto Orange Rd. At 2nd light, make a sharp left onto Union St. Go 2 blocks, club on right. earned academic first honors Lima Troop 17, from left, Warner Butkus, Matt Giordano, North From Garden State Parkway to Bloomfield Avenue (506), make left towards Montclair, in from 2001 to 2003. Frank Magnotti and J.J. Bremberg, will receive the rank of Montclair make left on Elm Street, go 3 blocks turn Right on Union Street. In 2003, he was also a member Eagle Scout during a court of honor Sunday afternoon at St. 10% buyers premium.Terms: Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard, Rose of Lima Church. 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MHS students tops in science competition

Students from Millburn High School excelled in all areas of the New Jersey Science League Competition. Students competed in the seven categories in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics and earth sciences. The ﬁnal scores in the competition were based on performance in four separate exams given between January and April. Teams of two to four members competed in a subject area, and teams were ranked based on the top two scores from Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills American Red Cross each team. EARN RED CROSS SCHOLARSHIPS—Yezhen (Mack)Lu and Brittany Topilow, mem- In addition, students earned in- bers of the Millburn High School Red Cross Club, are this year’s recipients of the Amer- dividual scores, and each student ican Red Cross Ann Mullen Scholarship Award. Mack plans to attend Columbia Univer- who performed in the top 10 per- Photo courtesy of Wyoming School PTO sity and Brittany will be attending the University of Pennsylvania. Pictured with the cent of the competition received GET READY—Wyoming School kindergarten student award winners are Patricia Maguire, left, and Sandra Maher, co-chairmen of the schol- a plaque. Daniel Caivano winds up during the annual Field Day arship committee. In Biology I, the Millburn Picnic kickball game May 27 at Taylor Park.Lookingon team came in 20th in the state is teacher Michal Linker. out of 151 participating schools. In Biology II, Millburn earned third place in the state out of 127 schools. Ethan Groveman and Greg Mazo each received a plaque for their individual scores. In Chemistry I, Millburn placed 30th out of 153 teams. In Chemistry II, the Millburn team finished eighth out of 126 schools. Jessica Marsden received a plaque for her individual score. In Physics I, Millburn was third in the state out of 152 participating teams. Jennifer Perri earned a plaque for being in the top 10 percent of scores in Physics I. In Physics II, Millburn earned fourth place in the state. A total of 91 schools participated in Physics II. Two students, Victor Brunini and Randall Fradin, earned individual

plaques in Physics II. 1021799-01 Photo courtesy of Mary Lou Tonelli In Earth Science, Millburn COURTING CONTRIBUTORS—Millburn High School sophomores Jamie Tonelli, left, took ﬁrst place out of 57 teams and Liz Blake, members of the girls varsity tennis team and USTA tournament players, taking the Earth Science exams. display some of the used tennis racquets they have collected to be distributed by the Alex Blumenthal, Josh Israel and CROSSWORD Althea Gibson Foundation to students in the Newark area. Racquets may be dropped Ross Linker received plaques for off at Millburn High School in the main ofﬁce through Tuesday. For additional informa- their individual performance in by David Levison Wilk tion,call(973) 912-8662. Earth Science.

Pingry students excel in current events exams

Fourteen local youngsters were among Pingry School students who participated in the Na- tional Social Studies League tests covering general knowledge about world and American history and current events. Township students receiving top marks in the competition were second graders Alex Hunter and Tracy Lin and third graders Mikell Graves and William Porges. Also earning top marks were fourth graders Lee Barker, Timo- thy Macrae, Caroline Dreyfuss, Neil Steiner and Henry Chapman and sixth graders Katherine Dreyfuss, David Hamilton, David Kerr, Simon Greene and ©2004 David Levison Wilk

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Students are tops in writing contest Millburn High School juniors author’s work changed the stu- Brittany Siegal and Jennifer Perri dent’s view of the world. recently were recognized for Brittany was awarded second their writing in a contest spon- in the state in the grade nine- sored by the Center for the Book through-12 division for her letter in the Library of Congress and to Alice Walker, author of the the Weekly Reader Corp. novel “The Color Purple.” The contest, entitled “Letters Jennifer was a ﬁnalist in the About Literature,” asked stu- same division for her letter to dents to write a personal essay to Lauren Weisberger, author of an author explaining how the “The Devil Wears Prada.”

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YOUNG AND OLD TOGETHER—South Mountain Brownie Howard Hoffman are Brownies, from left, Sarah Stern, Troop 1243 paid a visit to Care One, a Livingston assisted Emma Goldberg, Galit Greenberg, Jacqueline Quirk,Arlynn care facility, on May 14. The girls sang songs and inter- Baer, Amanda Rothenberg and MeganWeissman.In back, viewed the residents about their childhoods. Pictured with from left, are Troop leaders Judy Deutsch and Jennifer Baer residents Emma Cordileone, left, Anne Hoffman and and Care One activities assistant Melissa Donnay. 1021768-01 time, personnel have to be moved granted John Nolan, the district’s Teacher between schools. human resources specialist, Litter- Continued from Page A1 “Decisions are sometimes very man said the raise was part of a difficult,” he said, “but they are separate contract Nolan negotiat- She said her expertise is in made in the best interests of the ed with the district three years teaching first grade students and district.” ago. that she has been told by Along with the personnel The board also approved Hartshorn School principal report, the board approved raises change orders to add doors and Ronald Castaldo the only open for the central office employees hardware to three offices at South teaching position at his school is who are not covered by either the Mountain School and to replace for a fourth grade class. Yockel teachers’ or administrators’ con- the cafeteria railing and add a new said realistically, it will take two tracts. railing around a new kiln at or three years for to become com- Board president Mary Litter- Wyoming School. fortable with the fourth grade cur- man said raises for the most part The board also will be purchas- riculum. were 5 percent, in line with pay ing two buses, one of which will Yockel said her performance increases granted in the adminis- be paid for with funds from a fed- review by South Mountain princi- trators’ contract. eral grant. pal Ted Lindenberg stated that Brodow received a raise of ap- The project to replace windows with her background, she should proximately 2.4 percent, bringing at the high school moved forward be a lead teacher. Yockel made the his salary to $215,000. as the board approved $745,000 point that she has twice been “This has nothing to do with his from the capital reserve fund to named a lead teacher in school performance, which we felt was pay for the district’s share of the systems where she has worked exemplary,” Litterman said. “but project. The state will pick up 40 and noted there currently are two rather we are listening to the percent of the total cost of the pro- lead teachers at South Mountain. public.” Last year, the superinten- ject, according to Robert Zeglars- “I have not been given any dent received a 5 percent raise. ki, the district’s assistant superin- guidance in this matter,” she told Litterman said the lower negoti- tendent for business. the board. ated raise for the superintendent 1021852 Deerfield School teacher Scott reflects a tone of responsibility for Wolfe, president of the teachers’ the district. She also made the union, said other than taking legal point assistant superintendent for action, there is little a teacher can curriculum Maryann Doyle will do to fight an involuntary transfer. receive no increase in salary; how-

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Jim Connelly/staff photographer RAINY DAY RUN—Runners break from the White Oak Ridge Miler. Eighty-four runners completed the run. See Page B8 for Road startingline at the beginningofSunday’s Millburn 4- more photos. Jim Connelly/staff photographer RACE CHAMPIONS—Men’s division winner Craig Osten (top Andrew Beacham (34:02) and photo) and women’s division champion Shelly Hermann ap- By Jim Connelly of The Item Robert Cichielo (38:56) earned 2004 Millburn 4-Miler proach the finish lineofSunday’s Millburn 4-Miler. trophies in the boys elementary 1. Craig Osten 24:34 43. Jeffrey Rose 33:57 Cloudy skies, unseasonably school division. Emily Butcher 2. Mattias Lanas 25:08 44. William Greene 33:58 cool temperatures and a light driz- (35:10) was the lone finisher in the 3. Jeffrey Gurwin 25:15 45. Matt Bavosa 33:59 zle did not deter 94 runners from girls elementary school division. 4. Peter Murphy 25:25 46. Bruce Seidmon 34:00 stepping to the White Oak Ridge Peter Murphy (25:25), Elliot 5. Victor Guevara 25:35 47. Alan Mark 34:01 6. Stephen Thomas 25:52 48.Andrew Beacham 34:02 Road starting line Sunday morn- Dawes (27:03) and Olicar Yin 7. Rich Mazzella 25:58 49. Jeff Beacham 34:03 ing for the 2004 running of the (33:53) paced the boys middle 8. Shelly Hermann 26:16 50. Sal Guevara 34:04 Millburn 4-Miler. school division field. Katy Hwang 9.Steven Kamen 26:23 51. John Haley 34:13 Eighty-four runners successful- (33:48) was the lone finisher in the 10. Josh Bottum 26:24 52. Gene McPartland 34:18 11. Peter Marsden 27:00 53. Tom Herbertson 34:22 ly completed the race, paced by girls middle school division field. 12. Elliot Dawes 27:03 54 William Goldman 34:28 men’s champion Craig Osten and Lanas, Millburn track teammate 13. Joseph Cuomo 27:17 55. Cande Olsen 34:50 women’s champion Shelly Her- Victor Guevara (25:35) and Matt 14. Orrin Devinsky 27:47 56. Christina Kropac 35:02 mann. Bavosa (33:59) earned trophies in 15. Ed Gelman 28:14 57. Sherri Shapiro 35:03 16. Lawr. Frydman 28:19 58. Emily Butcher 35:10 Osten crossed the finish line ad- the boys high school division 17. Marc Hollander 28:22 59. Michael Rudman 35:11 jacent to the Millburn firehouse on field. Spar and Allie Bodack 18. Phil Sieg 28:37 60. Corine Saso 35:21 White Oak Ridge Road in 24:34. (31:30), also a member of the 19.Brian Fitzsimons29:10 61. Frank J. Karpack 35:22 Mattias Lanas, a member of the Millburn girls track team, earned 20. Jessica Spar 29:19 62. Gary Shedlin 35:31 21. Steve Newman 29:31 63. Michael Millman 35:38 Millburn High School boys track trophies in the girls high school 22. Howard Levine30:03 64 Ellen Serruto 35:53 team finished second in 25:08. division field. 23. Max DeShaw 30:14 65. Matthew Millman 35:57 Jeffrey Gurwin finished third in Gurwin, Joe Cuomo (27:17) 24. Chris Murphy 30:37 66. David Jacob 36:29 25:15. and Lawrence Frydman (28:19) 25. Leslie Gersho 30:38 67. Lawrence Hakes 36:37 26. Kath. Luckfield 30:45 68. Stephen Cutler 36:57 Hermann was the top female paced the men’s 18-29 division. 27. David Gorvin 31:14 69.JoeTannenbaum 37:28 finisher, taking eighth place over- Corine Sasso (35:21) was the lone 28. Allison Bodack 31:30 70. Barbara Colrick 38:40 all in 26:16. Jessica Spar, a finisher in the women’s 18-29 di- 29. Melinda Zegas 32:01 71. Randi Gluckman 38:49 member of the Millburn High vision. 30. Maria Powar 30:57 72. Andrew Perry 38:55 31. David Cuomo 32:10 73. Robert Cichielo 38:56 School girls track team, was the Stephen Thomas (25:52), Rich 32. David Jurgensen 32:30 74. Eric O’Brien 38:58 second female finisher, taking Mazzella (25:58) and Brian Fitzsi- 33. Mark Blumkin 32:34 75. M.B. Campau 39:03 20th place in 29:19.Leslie Gersho mons (29:10) claimed men’s 30- 34. Mark Feldman 32:40 76. Fern Bavosa 39:23 placed third in the women’s divi- 39 trophies. Hermann, Melinda 35. Kris Wiede 32:52 77. Betsy Vinegrad 39:38 36. Marie Silbert 33:08 78. Robert Haertel 39:39 sion, taking 25th place in 30:38. Zegas (32:01) and Maria Decav- 37. Ashley Steinhart 33:12 79.Frank A. Karpack 40:06 The top three finishers in eight alles-Powar (32:05) won trophies 38. Alan Vinegrad 33:41 80. David Butcher 41:53 age groups were eligible to re- in the women’s 30-39 division. 39. Deb. Zajkowski33:45 81. Adam Bavosa 46:17 ceive trophies. 40. Katy Hwang 33:48 82. Alex Cichielo 53:41 Continued on Page B8 41. Benjamin Cutler. 33:52 83. Sam Aurnhammer 53:51 Benjamin Cutler (33:52), 42. Olicar Yin 33:53 84. Richard Helmer 53:53

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e34431-01 Page B2 Thursday, June 10, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com MHS boys lax team, Matzner competing alumni clash Sunday in all-star tourney

Twenty-seven former Millburn (1998), Richard Doherty (1999), Senior catcher Jon Matzner of the Central High School boys lacrosse play- Brian Lebersfeld (1999), Nick the Millburn High School varsity team and ers have committed to play in an Mansour (1999), Keith Romelli baseball team has been selected the South alumni game against members of (1999), Orhan Belding (2000), to participate in Saturday’s New will oppose the 2004 Miller varsity team at 1 Nick Florio (2000) and Greg Jersey Scholastic Coaches Asso- the North- p.m. Sunday at the high school Hickman (2000). ciation and New Jersey Scholas- east team, stadium. Also, Andrew Linden (2000), tic Baseball Coaches Association with the The day’s activities also will Graham Riley (2000), Matt Sor- All-Star Games at Mercer winners ad- include a pair of 20-minute dill (2000), Keith Benjamin County Park in West Windsor. vancing to matches involving members of (2001), Brendan Cummins Matzner, who batted .324 and the cham- the Millburn-Short Hills Boys (2001), Greg May (2001), Dan drove in 14 runs for Millburn in pionship Lacrosse Club. Cynamon (2002), Bob Moseman the recently concluded 2004 game. The The first match, featuring first (2002), Jason Sicola (2002), Jim Connelly/staff photographer season, will compete for the title game and second graders, is scheduled Alex Kamins (2003), Shariff DOUBLES DUO ADVANCES—Millburn High School’s Northwest team. Jon Matzner is sched- for a noon start. The second Mohmoud (2003), Andrew Rizzo Scott Kessler (foreground)and Peter Van Tassel, shown Opening ceremonies are uled to match, featuring third and fourth (2003) and Alex Roth (2003). here in action in last month’s state section boys tennis scheduled for 10:15 a.m. At 11 begin 30 minutes following the graders, is scheduled for a 12:30 At halftime of the alumni vs. team tournament match against Montgomery, posted a.m. the Northwest and will meet conclusion of the semifinals. p.m. start. match varsity match, a shooting two victories Monday to advance to the quarterfinals of Former Millers with gradua- contest, with speeds registered the state doubles tournament. Kessler and Van Tassel, tion year in parentheses commit- by a radar gun will be held. seeded third, were scheduled to face Bridgewater-Rari- Union upsets Maulers 8-6 ted to play in the alumni match, Former Millburn lacrosse tan’s David Lai and Billy Jiangin the quarterfinals this as of Tuesday morning, are players who wish to participate past Tuesday afternoon. Kessler and Van Tassel’s team- in Cerbo League semifinals Marty Millman (1991), Evan in the game and have not already mate, Brian Nalitt, was defeated in the third round of the Ziccardi (1992), Dave Richard- registered, should call Janet state singles tournament Monday afternoon by Manala- Seven was not a very friendly Millburn tied the game at 4-4 son (1995), Sean Smith (1995), Dolce at (973) 258-0182 or send pan’s Grant VanRensburg 6-2, 6-4. number to the Millburn Maulers in the fifth on a two-run single to Mitch Cynamon (1997), Neil an e-mail to [email protected] in Sunday’s 13-year-old Cerbo left field by Will Bonomo. Derfler (1998), Sean Sternberg League semifinal-round game. Shortstop Jordan Mark walked Millburn, the Cerbo League to open the Millburn sixth, ad- Rec department operating regular season champion, issued vanced to third on consecutive Former Millburn laxer seven walks and committed infielder grounders by Josh tennis reservation system seven errors, both season highs Plump and Keith Rush. and fell victim to a rally in the Mark scored the go-ahead run earns Penn State honor The Millburn Recreation De- phone or in person by visiting top of the seventh inning in drop- on a Katzman grounder that partment’s tennis reservation the customer service area on Fri- ping an 8-6 decision to the visit- Union’s third baseman was able Keith Benjamin, a 2001 gradu- Penn State’s policy system is now in effect. days between the hours 8:30 a.m. ing Union A’s. to knock down but not field ate of Millburn High School and 13 matches, Advance reservations for play and noon. Union scored three times in cleanly. a member of the Penn State starting 10 of Tuesday through Friday at Gero Members may make same day the third inning to snap a 1-1 tie. Union rallied to score four men’s lacrosse lacrosse, has been them. The Park (8 a.m. to 9 p.m.) and reservations by using the posted Millburn (10-2) scored single runs in the top of the seventh on named the 2004 winner of the former Mill- Taylor Park (8 a.m. to 7 p.m.) reservation sheet at the court. runs in the fourth and sixth in- two successful bunts, two team’s Nick Thiel Award. burn laxer col- may be made one day in advance When making a reservation, nings, sandwiched around two Mauler infield errors and only The award is bestowed on the lected 20 by phone, (973) 564-7097, or in players must provide identifica- runs in the fifth inning, to take a one clean hit that reached the team’s most improved player. ground balls person at the Town Hall cus- tion numbers for all players and 5-4 lead. outfield. Benjamin recovered from ACL this spring. tomer service area between 8:30 full name of guests. In the home fourth, Millburn’s The Maulers managed to push surgery in 2003 to become a Penn State a.m. and noon. For play on Sat- Reservations are not required Hennie Bosman scored from across one run and load the bases starter on defense in his sopho- Keith posted a 6-7 urday, Sunday and Monday, for play at the Slayton Field and third base on the front end of a before Union recorded the game- more season. Benjamin was Benjamin record, includ- reservations may be made by Millburn High School courts. double steal, cutting Union’s ending out in the bottom of the played a key role in the man- ing an 0-3 mark lead to 4-2. seventh. down defense for Penn State in East Coast Athletic Confer- head coach Glenn Thiel. ence play, in the recently con- Benjamin appeared in 12 of cluded campaign. 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STONE FRONT CENTER HALL COLONIAL...... in the South Mountain section of Millburn - just a short walk from the park, train, schools and downtown Millburn. A lovely three bedroom two and a half bath home it also boasts a large family room addition. Offered at $639,000 Wendy Drucker (973) 376-4683 E34378-01 E34379-01 Got 15 minutes? OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM 1-888-400-7985 Toll Free Find out how much home you can afford.* 120 Greenwood Drive Call today for your Free Pre-approval!* Walk to Taylor Park & town from this 3BR, 1.1BA S. MTN Col. Featuring a beautiful custom kit/fam 1-888-291-6162 Financing provided by Cendant Mortgage Corporation, 3000 Leadenhall Road, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054. Licensed Mortgage Banker- N.J. Department of Banking. *Subject to applicable secondary market credit and property approval guidelines. RM Addition, plus finished play room in bsmt. Well Appt. & well priced. This home won’t last! $629,000 SHORT HILLS OFFICE • 545 Millburn Avenue • Short Hills, NJ 07078 • (973) 376-5200

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Hat tricks by Christine Lai and Glahn each scored a goal for the Rebecca Chubb and one each Samantha Melligon sparked the Blue team. from Katie Ripp and Katie In- Millburn-Short Hills Girls Also on May 24, a hat trick by glese. Open Sunday Lacrosse Club’s seventh and Kaitlyn Kleinendorst paced the The Blue and White teams eighth grade Blue team to an 11- White team to an 8-6 defeat of posted a combined 19-2-2 record 2-5 3 defeat of New Providence on New Providence. The White this spring. High scorers for the May 24. team also received two goals season were Aly Kerr, Christine 68 Myrtle Ave. Lucy Johnson and Hilary Von apiece from Maddie Dolan and Lai and Samantha Lillo. Millburn New Exclusive Listing

Lovely Cape Cod in Millburn on beautiful residential street. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, nice deep yard. Move in condition. Wyoming School area.Walking distance to New York train. Call Lucille and Tatiana for appointment. $564,900

Lucille Buonocore Village Square & Tatiana Shiloff Lucille Cell: 973-204-3106 11 Short Hills Ave. • Short Hills Tatiana Cell: 973-454-0788

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LIVINGSTON $619,000.00 MILLBURN $499,000.00 Beautiful colonial with 5 bedrooms & 3 full baths on a quiet street. Ideally located 3 bedroom 3 bath colonial with open floor Large finished basement. plan & spacious rooms. East walk to town & train station. SHORT HILLS 973-467-3222 SHH5139 SHORT HILLS 973-467-3222 SHH5072

FAIR HAVEN $399,000 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. Dir: River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. Dir: River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. Dir: River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. Dir: River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths. Dir: River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 First St- Charming Colonial w/porch. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 SHORTbaths. Dir: HILLS River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. $1,500,000.00 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths.SHORT Dir: HILLS River Rd to Lincoln, L on First. 31 $599,900.00 First St- Wonderful newly renovated 5 bedroom, 3 full 1 half bath split Builder’sCharming own! Colonial Four bedrooms, w/porch. 4 3 &bdrm, 1/2 baths,2 1/2 baths.6,300 sqDir: ft RiverBeautiful Rd to 3Lincoln, bedroom L onsplit First. in desirable Glenwood section. level home situated on beautiful park like grounds in the desirable colonial with 39’ kitchen. True quality! Short walk to train. Designer Kitchen, central air. Walk to train station. SHORTMID0023 HILLS 973-467-3222 SHH5012 SHORT HILLS 973-467-3222732-671-1000 SHH5189 Deerfield Section. Features entry with ten foot ceilings and marble flooring, brand new stunning gourmet EIK with custom cherry cabinets, center island, granite countertops, and tumbled marble www.ColdwellBankerMoves.com inlay backsplash, newly refinished hardwood flooring, new Our local real estate centers serving the areas of: carpeting, freshly painted interior, living room with fireplace, Short Hills Office 518 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills, NJ 07078 973.467.3222 fabulous family room with vaulted ceiling and loft library area and Short Hills Office 518 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills, NJ 07078 973.467.3222 finished lower level. Offered at $1,385,000. For additional Summit Office 357 Springfield Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 908.277.1770 information please call Elaine Pruzon 973-467-4823. Some people think just any real estate company will do. Others expect more. Coldwell Banker Short Hills Office • 518 Millburn Ave • Short Hills, NJ 07078 Coldwell Banker Mortgage Services 877-201-3277888-317-5417 (973) 467-4823 (direct) • (973) 467-3222 (office) Elaine Pruzon Sales Associate Concierge Services 800.353.9949 Global Relocation Services 877.384.0033 2002-2003 NJAR Circle of Previews International Estates Division 800.575.0952 www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com www.coldwellbanker.com* Excellence Platinum Award Winner *For the secondyear in a row, coldwellbanker.com earns Forbes “Best of the Web” designation. Denotes Visit my website@ Open House Denotes Open House RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE www.elainepruzon.com ©2003, Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation. Coldwell Banker is a registered trademark of Coldwell Banker Corporation. © 2002 Coldwell Banker Corporation. Coldwell Banker® is a registered trademarkofColdwellBanker Corporation. REALTOR® AnEqualOpportunity Company. Equal HousingOpportunity. Independently Owned andOperated by NRT Incorporated. E34398-01 An Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity. Owned and Operated by NRT Incorporated. E33862-01

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Today the mansion and guest cottage are on The barn and carriage house, converted into a 2.9 acres - listed at $5,500,000 - contact Grand stone mansion built for John Stewart in the late 1800’s included a home in the 1940’s, are on just over an acre - Karen Eastman Bigos or Daniel Cannizzo. gate house, barn and carriage house on just under four acres. listed at $1,895,000 - contact Liz Moldenhauer. Karen Eastman Bigos Daniel Cannizzo Liz Moldenhauer (973) 376-4543 (973) 376-2465 (973) 376-5486 [email protected] [email protected] (973) 202-3314 (cell) 545 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills www.LizSellsNJHomes.com (973) 376-5200 Owned & Operated By NRT Incorporated. Real Estate

E33825-01 Marketplace Page B6 Thursday, June 10, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Millburn-Short Hills Little League playoff roundup

Aaron Silverstein fanned six in defeat of the Expos Saturday af- rapped out three hits, leading the extra-inning defeat of the Royals Mets in quarterfinal-round playoff Saggio each went 5-for-5 in a three innings and Tosin Kazeem ternoon. Charlie Bushnell and Marlins past the Tides 5-0 in in semifinal-round play Saturday action Saturday afternoon. losing cause. rapped out two hits and drove in Petey Lurie rapped out three losers bracket play on June 2. morning. Joshua Hochman and Jonathon Jake Kleinendorst banged out two runs to lead the Sparrows to hits apiece for the Expos. Clayton Elder went the distance Corey Bernstein delivered three Sadeghi combined to drive in five four hits in the Jackals’ 21-12 a 9-3 win over the Blue Jays in Daniel Eatroff and George to earn the victory in the Clippers’ hits for the Royals. runs for the Mets. quarterfinal-round rout of the Millburn-Short Hills Little Bukawyn laced two hits apiece 15-5 defeat of the Bulls in the Also on Saturday, the Rangers White Sox. League Northern League win- to propel the Padres to a 12-6 winners’ bracket final Saturday af- advanced to the semifinals with a The White Sox received four ners bracket play on May 29. quarterfinal-round defeat of the ternoon. Pacific Coast League 23-8 drubbing of the Tigers. Sam hits from Matthew Garawitz. Michael DiTommaso and Astros Saturday afternoon. The Bulls’ Sam Waters and Jordan Kahn (four hits, three Gersho belted a three-run homer Two doubles by Andrew Scott Haertel stroked RBI dou- Charlie Hill rapped out two hits Allen Roberts combined to drive RBI) and Gabrielle Perretti (three and Christian Pinto banged out Leighton powered the Bears to an bles for the Blue Jays. for the Astros. in three runs. hits, three runs scored) propelled four hits for the victors. 11-4 quarterfinal-round defeat of Simon Greene and Billy Dries Adam Whitten’s bases clearing the Athletics to a 20-9 rout of the Ethan Connelly and Conner the Braves. pitched shutout ball for three in- double sparked the Rockies to a nings in the Cardinals’ 11-2 win- Southern League 12-6 defeat of the Marlins in ners bracket defeat of the Hawks Jake Beckerman’s four RBI losers bracket play Saturday on May 29. propelled the Rockies to a 13-2 morning. Kazeem drove in two runs with defeat of the Devil Rays in win- James Manfredonia’s three-run NEW PRICE a game-tying triple and Steven ners bracket play on May 29. homer powered the Marlins’ of- Near singled in the go-ahead run Dylan Roth fanned six and fense. June 3 when the Sparrows staged center fielder Tyler Mark made a Alex Garber drove in three runs a sixth-inning rally to down the stellar catch for the Diamond- in the Diamondbacks’ 7-4 defeat Cardinals 6-2 in winners bracket backs in a 7-1 winners bracket of the Redbirds in losers bracket playoff action. defeat of the Tides on May 29. play Saturday morning. Nick The Cardinals received a strong Corbin Stevens accounted for Morgan provided scoreless relief pitching performance from Chris the Tides’ only run with a single. pitching for the Redbirds. Benedict. Hays Arnold pitched a complete Chris Nicola belted a solo home game shutout, leading the Clip- Atlantic Coast League run and Dominic Dasti pitched pers past the Marlins 11-0 in win- Emilia Meo delivered the four scoreless innings, sparking ners bracket play on May 29. game-winning hit in a 10-9 vic- the Eagles to a 7-1 defeat of the Allen Roberts and David tory by the Red Sox over the Hawks in losers bracket play on Moxley combined to drive in five Barons in quarterfinal-round May 31. runs to power the Bulls to a 12-7 playoff action on May 30. Highlighting the Hawks’ effort rout of the Redbirds in winners Josh Nackenson and Eddie was relief pitcher Peter Costanzo, bracket play action on May 29. Kamber combined to drive in who allowed no runs after inherit- Nick Morgan and Brett Anton led four runs for the Barons. ing a no out, bases loaded jam in the Redbirds’ attack with two hits Max Greyserman legged out the fourth inning. Teammate apiece. two doubles in the Brewers’ 15- Patrick Colicchio doubled and Lewis Goodman pitched three 10 playoff rout of the Thunder scored the Hawks’ only run. solid innings and Luke Tkach on May 29. Stephen Tortoriello Magnificent custom home. Experience the luxury of one story Michael Perchick delivered a legged out two doubles to power and Stephen Stimmler had two living. Spacious, sun filled rooms. Great flow for entertaining. 4 bases-clearing triple and William the Redbirds to a 13-2 rout of the hits apiece for the Thunder. bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half baths on over 1/2 acre of very Spelman fanned five in three in- Devil Rays in losers bracket play Jared Wolf rapped out three private, beautifully landscaped property. Huge master suite with nings in the Ravens’ 11-1 winners on June 1. Nat Giblin paced the hits and Max Silberman an- separate deck, fireplace, dressing room, and very large closets. bracket defeat of the Falcons on Devil Rays’ attack with two hits. chored the defense, helping the Loft with fantastic views. The ideal family home-bussing to all June 2. Ray Fiore pitched a complete Brewers edge the Red Sox 10-9 Justin Rothberg’s two-run hit game shutout and Greg Kirk in the league semifinals Saturday schools. Priced at $1,595,000. sparked the Ravens to a 4-1 defeat morning. of the Sparrows in the winners Glicklich and Lacey Nuss- Coldwell Banker E34400-01 Roni Wald Chasin bracket final on Saturday. baum combined to bang out five Short Hills Office • 518 Millburn Ave. • Short Hills, NJ 07078 973-467-3222 (office) Member Coldwell Banker Ben Touger pitched three hits for the Red Sox. 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NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ordinance was introduced and passed on Please take notice that on June 23rd, 2004, first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn, in the at the Township of Millburn Town Hall, 375 County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, June 1st, 2004, and that said Ordinance will be tak- Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey, the en up for further consideration and final passage at a regular meeting of the Township Commit- Planning Board will hold a hearing on the ap- tee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, July 20, 2004, plication of the undersigned, at which time at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which time all persons who and place all interested persons will be given may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. an opportunity to be heard. The meeting will Joanne M. Monarque Thomas C. McDermott, Jr. begin at 8:00 p.m. Township Clerk Mayor The location of the premises in question is situated in the OR-2 Zoning District, Block 409, Lot 9 and is more commonly known as 100 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The ORDINANCE 2228-04 applicant seeks site plan approval and varian- ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE AND SUBSECTION ces or waivers for altering the interior of an ex- 10-4 OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP CODE. isting building for a medical office, parking, loading dock, EIS; together with any other var- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn, in the County of Es- iances and/or waivers that the Board may sex, New Jersey, as follows: deem applicable or necessary. Section 1. Subsection 10-4 relating to Property Maintenance of the Revised General Ordinan- A copy of said application and documents is ces of the Township of Millburn (1994) is hereby amended to read in its entirety as follows: on file with the Board Secretary and may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and "10-4 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, by all interested parties prior to the meeting. 10-4.1 Title and Purposes. The Item 1022516 Fee $11.61 a. Title. This Subsection 10-4 shall be known as "the Property Maintenance Code of the Town- June 10, 2004 ship of Millburn" and may be referred to as "the Property Maintenance Code". b. . The purposes of this Property Maintenance Code are to protect the public health, PUBLIC NOTICE Purposes PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 23, safety and welfare by establishing minimum standards governing the maintenance, appear- 2004, at the Township of Millburn Town Hall, ance and condition of properties in the Township; to preserve property values in the Township; 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey to prevent and eliminate blighting conditions and depreciation of property values which may ad- 07041, the Planning Board will hold a hearing versely affect adjacent or surrounding properties; to fix certain responsibilities and duties on on the application of the undersigned, at owners and occupants; to provide for administration and enforcement; and to fix penalties for vi- Photo courtesy of Millburn Fire Department which time and place all interested persons olation of this Property Maintenance Code. This Property Maintenance Code is hereby de- will be given an opportunity to be heard. Said clared to be remedial and essential for the public interest, and it is intended that this Code be meeting will take place at 8:00 P.M. READY TO RACE—Planningis underway for the second annual Fallen Heroes 5K Memorial liberally construed to effectuate the purposes stated herein. The location of the premises in question is in the I-1 Zoning District, Block 1004, Lot 1 and Run scheduled for Sept. 11 in Elizabeth. The race benefits the state Firemen’s Mutual Benev- 10-4.2 Definitions more commonly known as north west corner of East Willow Street and Bleeker Street. olent Association (FMBA). To kick off local fund-raising efforts, the owners of Martini’s Amer- As used in this Subsection: The applicant is seeking final amended site plan approval and the variances relocating to ican Bar & Bistro and Pizzeta presentedWilliam Lavin,president of the state FMBA with a Building shall mean any building or structure, or part thereof, whether used for human habita- the location of ten small air-conditioning units check for $500. Pictured, from left, are Millburn Fire Chief Michael Roberts, co-owner Teddy tion or otherwise, and includes any outbuildings and appurtenances belonging thereto or usual- on the southerly side of the building instead of ly enjoyed therewith. only four commercial units on two sides of the Stampoulos, Lavin,and co-owners Tony Giordanoand Dave Giordano. Deterioration shall mean the condition of a building, or part thereof, characterized by holes, building as well as the elimination of a portion breaks, rot, crumbling, cracking, peeling, rusting or other evidence of physical decay, neglect, of the sidewalk along the southerly portion of lack of maintenance or excessive wear. the building all relating to a previously ap- Exterior of the premises shall mean (a) any part of the premises not occupied by any building proved office building site plan for the pur- thereon; (b) any open space on the outside of any building; or (c) any part of any building which pose of providing the opportunity for people is exposed to the elements. with head injuries to lead a more independent Occupant shall mean any person or persons, including the owner, in actual possession of, and and fulfilling life. Firefighters plan memorial run using an entire building or any occupancy unit in a building. A copy of said application and documents is Owner shall mean the holder or holders of the title to premises in fee simple. on file with the Millburn Planning Board and The New Jersey State Fire- of fallen firefighters. will be invited to take part in a Parties in interest shall mean all individuals, associations and corporations who have interests Township Engineer and may be inspected dur- of record in a building and any who are in actual possession thereof. ing business hours in the office of the Adminis- men’s Mutual Benevolent Asso- “We use the race to remember Kids Dash for Heroes at Veterans Person shall be given the same meaning as defined in N.J.S.A. 1:1-2. trative Officer by all interested parties prior to Premises shall mean a lot, plot or parcel of land and any buildings located thereon. said meeting. ciation (FMBA) will hold its and celebrate the lives of those Park before the awards presenta- Structure shall mean an assembly of materials forming a construction. OPPORTUNITY PROJECT INC. Window shall mean an opening in the wall or roof of a building for the admission of light which Applicant second annual Fallen Heroes 5K brave men and women who per- tion. openings may be closed to the elements by casements or sashes containing glass or other c/o George Y. Sodowick transparent material. Brach Eichler Memorial Run Sept. 11. ished and to keep their memories Anyone wishing to participate 101 Eisenhower Parkway 10-4.3 Applicability. Roseland, NJ 07068 The race will take runners alive,” said William J. Lavin, as a sponsor or pick up an appli- The Item 1022895 through the historic streets of president of the state FMBA. cation to run can contact Roberts a. Buildings and Premises to Comply. Every building and structure and the premises on which Fee $17.20 it is situated in the Township shall comply with the provisions of this Property Maintenance June 10, 2004 Code, whether or not such building shall have been constructed, altered or repaired before or Elizabeth and finish at the Veter- Fire Chief Michael Roberts of at Millburn Fire Headquarters on after the enactment of this Property Maintenance Code, and irrespective of any permits or li- PUBLIC NOTICE censes which shall have been issued for the use or occupancy of the building, or for the instal- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 28, ans Waterfront Memorial Park the Millburn Fire Department, Essex Street at (973) 564-7035. lation or repair of equipment or facilities prior to the effective date of this Property Maintenance 2004, at the Township of Millburn Town Hall, with the New York City skyline who serves on the planning com- Race applications also are avail- Code. This Property Maintenance Code establishes minimum standards for buildings, struc- 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey, tures and properties, but does not replace or modify standards otherwise established for the the Board of Adjustment will hold a hearing as the backdrop. mittee for the race, said, “Each able at the Sneaker Factory at construction, repair, alteration or use of the building, except as provided in paragraph b. of this on the application of A & R Millburn Associ- subsection. ates, L.P., at which time and place all interest- Proceeds from the event will year, we look to build on public 308 Millburn Ave. b. Higher Standard to Prevail in Cases of Conflict with Other Laws or Ordinances. In any case ed persons will be given the opportunity to be where the provisions of this Property Maintenance Code impose a higher standards that set heard. Said meeting will commence at 7:00 be used to improve the health, participation, increase the The race, sanctioned by USA forth in any other ordinance of the Township, or under the laws of the State of New Jersey, p.m. then the standards as set forth herein shall prevail, but if the provisions of this Property Mainte- The location of the property in question is lo- safety and welfare of firefighters number of runners and add to our Track and Field, is a USATF- nance Code impose a lower standard than any other ordinance of the Township or of the laws cated in the B-2 Zoning District, Block 305, of the State, then the higher standard contained in any such other ordinance or law shall Lots 1, 2, and 3, and more commonly known and their families. The FMBA fund-raising sponsorship.” New Jersey 500-point Grand prevail. as Millburn Gateway Center, 187 Millburn Ave- c. Enforcement of and Compliance with Other Ordinances. No certification of compliance with nue, Millburn, New Jersey. A & R Millburn As- also assists widows and children After the main race, children Prix event. this Property Maintenance Code shall constitute a defense against any violation of any other or- sociates, L.P. is seeking (i) use variances to dinance of the Township, applicable to any structure or premises. allow use and occupancy by sports training physical therapist (approximately 4,600 sf) 10-4.4 Appearance and Maintenance of Exterior of Premises and Structures; Duties and and medical use/ambulatory surgical facility Responsibilities of Owner and Occupant. (approximately 4,400 sf) within Millburn Gate- way Center, (ii) a variance from the number of The exterior of premises and the condition of the exterior of structures and accessory struc- on-site parking spaces required by the Town- tures shall be maintained so that the appearance of the premises and structures shall not con- ship Zoning Ordinance, and (iii) signage ap- stitute a blighting factor on adjoining property owners or conditions reflective of deterioration. proval (by variance, amended site plan, or Owners and occupants of properties in the Township shall maintain such premises and struc- otherwise), as needed, for such sports train- tures in accordance with the following minimum standards. ing physical therapist. The applicant shall seek such other approval, by way of variance, a. Lawn. Turf grass lawn areas shall be kept trimmed to a height of no higher than six (6) amended site plan, waiver, or exception as inches. may be deemed necessary by the Board of b. Landscaping, shrubs and hedges shall be kept from becoming overgrown and unsightly. Adjustment in connection with the application. c. Windows and doors of houses, garages and accessory structures shall be kept free of bro- A copy of the application and all supporting ken or missing windowpanes, frames, members, panels, trim, screens or shutters, and shall documents are on file with the Township Engi- be maintained in proper working condition. neer and may be inspected during business d. Fences. Permitted fences meeting the Township ordinances shall be maintained in good re- hours in the office of the Township Engineer pair and free from deterioration. Gates for pool fences and enclosures shall be maintained by all interested parties prior to said meeting. in proper functioning condition. EPSTEIN, FITZSIMMONS, BROWN, e. Excessive Peeling Paint. The exterior of the dwelling or accessory structure shall be main- GIOIA,JACOBS & SPROULS, P.C. tained in good repair and free of excessive peeling paint which constitutes condition of deteri- Attorneys for A & R Millburn Associates, L.P. oration. Exterior siding, shingles, veneer and related trim shall be maintained in weather Date: June 4, 2004 tight condition, in good repair without loose or missing elements. The Item 1022019 Fee $18.06 10-4.5 Administrative Provisions June 10, 2004 a.The Code Enforcement Officer of the Township is hereby designated as the officer charged TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN with the enforcement of this Property Maintenance Code, and is hereinafter referred to as the COUNTY OF ESSEX Enforcement Officer. All authorized members of the Police Department and Fire Department, PUBLIC NOTICE Building Department and Health Office of the Township are hereby designated as Assistant En- ORDINANCE NO. 2229-04 forcement Officers for purposes of the enforcement of this Property Maintenance Code. ORDINANCE TO EXCEED INDEX RATE: INDEX RATE LESS THAN 5% b. Procedure. LIMITATION FOR THE YEAR 2004 (N.J.S.A. 40A:4-45.14) 1. The Enforcement Officer or other designated representatives authorized by him/her are here- The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the by authorized and directed to make, or cause to be made, inspections to determine the condi- number and title, was passed on final read- tion of buildings, structures and premises located within the Township in order that he/she may ing, at a regular meeting of the Township perform his/her duty of safeguarding the health and safety of the occupants of the premises Committee of the Township of Millburn in the Photo courtesy of Millburn Police Department and of the general public. For the purpose of making such inspections, the Enforcement Offi- County of Essex, held on the 1st day of June, cer is hereby authorized to enter, examine and survey at all reasonable times, all premises. 2004. The owner and occupant of the same, or the person in charge thereof, shall give the Enforce- Thomas C. McDermott, Mayor The “Millburn Leg” of Friday’s New Jersey Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special ment Officer free access to such facilities and premises at all reasonable times for the purpose Chairman, Township Committee of such inspection, examination and survey. Every occupant of a rented dwelling or nonresi- Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Olympics started with a hand-off of the torch from Union Police officers near Cypress dential premises, shall give the owner thereof, or his/her agent or employee, access to the Township Clerk premises, at all reasonable times for the purpose of making such repairs or alterations as are Street. Township runners carried the torch the length of Millburn Avenue, then passed the necessary to effect compliance with the provisions of this Property Maintenance Code or with The Item 1015843 torch to police officers from Summit just across the Broad Street bridge in Summit. Pic- any lawful rule or regulation adopted or any lawful order issued pursuant to the provisions of Fee $9.46 this Subsection 10-4. June 10, 2004 tured running past the Millburn Police Department headquarters on Essex Street are, Board of Adjustment 2. Whenever the Enforcement Officer determines that there are reasonable grounds to believe Township of Millburn from left, front row, Chief Paul Boegershausen carrying the unlit torch, and Detective Lt. that there has been a violation of any provision of this Subsection 10-4, or of any rule or regula- PUBLIC NOTICE tion adopted pursuant thereto, he/she shall give notice of such alleged violation to the person Take notice that Mark H. Jay and Susan B. David Cuomo; Detective EdwarddelaFuente runs behind them on the right. Also par- or persons responsible therefore as hereinafter provided. Such notice shall (a) be put in writ- Rosenthal-Jay have applied for a Zoning Var- ticipatingin the event as runners or members of the support team were parking violations ing; (b) include a statement of the reasons why it is being issued; (c) allow a reasonable time iance from the Millburn Township Board of Ad- for the performance of any act it requires; and (d) be served upon the owner or his/her agent, justment for property located at 71 Baltusrol officers Judy Graham and Janice Echevarria, Officer Dave Bonney, dispatchers Ray or the occupant, as the case may require; provided that such notice shall be deemed to be Way, Short Hills Block 1810 Lot 4, in Millburn property served upon such owner or agent, or upon such occupant, if a copy thereof is served Township, which is scheduled for a hearing Byrneand Greg Carlton,and student interns Geoff Graham and Chris D’Andrea. upon him/her personally; or if a copy thereof is sent by certified mail to his/her last knownad- on June 28, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.inTown Hall, dress; or if a copy thereof is posted in a conspicuous place in or about the premises affected 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. by the notice; or if he/she is served with such notice by any other method authorized or re- The requested variance is to 606.2e1d) front quired under the laws of this State. Such notice may contain an outline of remedial action setback variances to erect an addition. which, if taken, will affect compliance with the provisions of this Subsection 10-4 and with rules The papers relating to this application are on and regulations adopted pursuant thereto. file in the office of the Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 According to the letter sent to mittee, slated for Tuesday at 8 3. Any person affected by any notice which has been issued in connection with the enforce- a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any ment of any provision of this Subsection 10-4, or of any rule or regulation adopted pursuant interested party may appear at said hearing DMDA thereto, may request and shall be granted a hearing on the matter before the Business Adminis- and participate therein in accordance with the Gomperz and the DMDA board, p.m. A resolution will be passed trator, provided such person shall file in the office of the Business Administrator a written peti- Continued from Page A1 rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. the lawyer is being asked to at that time, to confirm the hire tion requesting such hearing and setting forth a brief statement of the grounds therefore within Applicant ten (10) days after the day the notice was served. Upon receipt of such petition, the Business The Item 1022586 “review the charter, by-laws, and set a cap for the attorney’s Administrator shall set a time and place for such hearing and shall give the petitioner a written Fee $10.32 notice thereof. At such hearing the petitioner shall be given an opportunity to be heard and to June 10, 2004 problem. We passed two resolu- meeting minutes and any other fee, which will be figured on an showwhy such notice should be modified or withdrawn. The hearing shall be commenced not later than ten (10) days after the day on which the petition was filed; provided that upon applica- Board of Adjustment tions retroactively.” Referring to relevant documents he requires hourly basis. tion of the petitioner the Business Administrator may postpone the date of the hearing for a rea- Township of Millburn sonable time beyond such ten (10) day period, if in his/her judgment the petitioner has submit- PUBLIC NOTICE concerns raised regarding miss- with respect to recent DMDA Frawley, the attorney being ted a good and sufficient reason for such postponement. After such hearing the Business Ad- Take notice that Robert and Wendy Marcus ministrator shall sustain, modify, or withdraw the notice, depending upon his/her findings as to have applied for a Zoning Variance from the ing entries in the minutes of a elections and write an opinion as consulted, has a history of con- whether the provisions of this Subsection 10-4 and other rules and regulations adopted pur- Millburn Township Board of Adjustment for suant thereto have been complied with. If the Business Administrator sustains or modifies property located at 139 Fairfield Drive Block September 2002 meeting related to whether or not proper proce- centration in business organiza- such notice, it shall be deemed to be an order. Any notice served pursuant to this Subsection 2603 Lot 14, in Millburn Township, which is 10-4 shall automatically become an order if a written petition for a hearing is not filed in the of- scheduled for a hearing on June 28, 2004 at to recent elections, he said steps dures were followed.” The town- tion, corporate finance and gen- fice of the Business Administrator within ten (10) days after such notice is served. The proceed- 7:00 p.m.inTown Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, had been taken to address the ship is paying for the opinion, eral corporate matters, among ings at such hearing, including the findings and decision of the Business Administrator, shall be Millburn, New Jersey. The requested var- summarized, reduced to writing, and entered as a matter of public record in the office of the iance is to 606.2e2a)3d) variances for Build- issue. which it wants before the next other areas, according to his Business Administrator. Such record shall also include a copy of every notice or order issued ing Coverage and Garage Facing and Open- in connection with the matter. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Business Adminis- ing onto Public Street. Applicant erecting an The meeting at which the quarterly installment is made to resume. He has authored and co- trator may seek relief therefrom in any court of competent jurisdiction, as provided by the laws addition. of the State. Whenever the Enforcement Officer finds that an emergency exists which requires The papers relating to this application are on “repair” was made took place the DMDA, Gordon said. authored seven publications, in- immediate action to protect the public health or safety, he/she may, without notice or hearing, is- file in the office of the Secretary of the Board sue an order reciting the existence of such an emergency and requiring that such action be tak- of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 April 19. At a gathering of 12 “We’re asking for their coop- cluding the New Jersey Corpo- en as he/she deems necessary to meet the emergency. Notwithstanding the other provisions a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any of this Subsection 10-4, such order shall be effective immediately. Any person to whom such interested party may appear at said hearing members of the DMDA board, eration in this,” Gordon said. rate Handbook in 1999, a book order is directed shall comply therewith immediately, but upon petition to the Business Adminis- and participate therein in accordance with the trator shall be afforded a hearing as soon as possible. After such hearing, depending upon rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Gomperz was ratified as presi- “We have no control over the for attorneys that explains how his/her findings as to whether the provisions of this Subsection 10-4 and of the rules and regula- Wendy Marcus dent and all actions approved DMDA or anything other than to organize and maintain New tions adopted pursuant thereto have been complied with, the Business Administrator shall con- Applicant tinue such order in effect, or modify it, or revoke it. The Item 1021996 during the prior 14 months of his ensuring we’re giving the as- Jersey business corporations. Fee $11.61 c. The Enforcement Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to exercise such powers as June 10, 2004 presidency also were ratified. sessment money to the right He has maintained a practice may be necessary or convenient to carry out and effectuate the purposes and provisions of this Property Maintenance Code, including the following, in addition to others herein granted, to PUBLIC NOTICE “As far as we’re concerned, we party.” in Morristown since 1998. Earli- make and adopt such written rules and regulations as he/she may deem necessary, and the "Take notice that John and Diane Stathis Township Committee approves by resolution, for the property enforcement of the provisions of have applied for: did everything we could to repair Clapp said action on the per- er, he was with Stevens & Lee in this Property Maintenance Code; provided, however, that such rules and regulations shall not Historic District Demolition Permit be in conflict with the provisions of this Property Maintenance Code, nor in anywise alter, Historic District Construction Permit a problem,” Gomperz said. “We sonal service contract with the Princeton, in private practice, amend or supersede any of the provisions thereof. The Enforcement Officer shall file a certi- from the Historic Preservation Commission of fied copy of all such rules and regulations in his/her office and in the office of the Township the Township of Millburn for property located welcome the town’s looking into attorney will be taken at the next and in-house counsel for four Clerk. at 123 Highland Ave., appearing on the official maps as Lot 1 Block 2201 Millburn Town- it.” meeting of the Township Com- New Jersey companies. 10-4.6 Penalties. ship, with hearing scheduled at the meeting on July 8 slated to begin at 8:00 p.m.inthe Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Subsection 10-4 shall, upon convic- Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, tion, be liable to the penalty stated in Chapter I, Section 1-5. Each violation of any of the provi- New Jersey. The requested regulatory opin- sions of this Subsection 10-4 and each day the same is violated shall be deemed and taken to ions are for: be a separate and distinct offense." Exterior demolition work and demolition of the existing detached garage, addition of an today and worries for their wel- the juvenile furniture and toy Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication as provided by attached two car garage with mud room side D-Day entry and a family room and breakfast area to law. Continued from Page fare in the hostile world of the business in Newark. They later the rear of the existing kitchen wing. The Item 1015810 The papers relating to this application are on Middle East. moved the business, Babyland, Fee $178.88 file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- June 10, 2004 ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and went on to a long and sometimes “We could have a good volun- to Essex Street, where it contin- may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. danger-filled career in army in- teer army,” he said, “but when ues today under a different own- Diane Stathis Applicant telligence, retiring in 1973. you take them and throw them ership. The Item 1015968 Fee $12.47 He and his wife Ann returned into the cauldron like we’re June 10, 2004 to Normandy for the 40th and doing, that’s not right. It galls 50th anniversary ceremonies and me.” Voter heard presidents Reagan and Needleman, now 81, said he Continued from Page A1 Scouting for a Clinton address the assembled never went back to Normandy Garage Sale? veterans. and had no comment on includes Short Hills primarily. Locate them each week “The veterans are dropping Sunday’s ceremonies. His wife, Unopposed in his bid for his in the Classifieds! like flies now,” he observed. Gladys, described her husband party’s nomination, Frelinghuy- Watching the proceedings this as a modest man who until re- sen won 124 votes. week, Rosenthal, 82-years-old, cently rarely spoke about the Facing Frelinghuysen, who is noted they were on a much war. seeking a sixth term, in the No- grander scale than in earlier “We were watching ‘Band of vember election is Democrat years. During the 40th anniver- Brothers’ and it gave me chills,” James W. Buell, a Mount Olive Classifieds Get sary ceremonies, he was infuriat- she said. “I asked him, ‘Were resident. Buell won 103 votes. ed to find graffiti on the gates of you involved in that sort of Turnout for the presidential the cemetery where the Ameri- thing?’ That’s when he told me a race also was light. President can dead are buried. The graffiti lot about the war.” George W. Bush won 249 votes Results! was gone 10 years later, he said. Married after the war, Needle- against 305 votes cast for Demo- He has faith in the soldiers of man joined his wife’s brother in cratic hopeful John Kerry. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 10, 2004 Page B13

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Entry level position for 94 GLEN RIDGE- 182 Ridge- Upper Montclair- Valley at interested. wood Ave. 6/11,12 10-3. clthg, HH items, etc. MEDICAL www.mac evoy.com unit garden apt. People Mt. Hebron, near MSU, North Jersey Media Group skills necessary. Quick Clothes, HH, toys, lamps, MONTCLAIR - Sat, 6/12, blood drive and huge sale: BILLING/FRONT Publisher of The Record & learner with good compre- luggage, too much to list! 11-5pm. 165 Valley Road. furn, clths, linens, 6/11 & Herald News ,EOE OFFICE Receptionist hensive skills for plumbing, MONTCLAIR:16 Tichenor Lots of good stuff! 6/12, 10-5 Exp’d only. Knowledgeable Prestigious caterer looking electrical & carpentry. Sal- Pl. Moving/Garage Sale!! VERONA 18 Cliff St. Off of billing & collections. for a part time receptionist. ary commensurate with ex- CHRISTMAS IN JUNE Sat 6/12, 9a-5p. Antqs & of- Linden Av Sat 6/12, 8-3. Busy front desk. P/T 3 Classifieds, Must have knowledge in perience + apartment & MONTCLAIR- SAT 6/12, fice furn, lawn & garden Furn, HH, toys, linen, clthg days. Call 973-857-8700 Microsoft Word and Excel. health benefits. Call Mar- 258 Midland Ave, 9a-4pm they work! equip, exercise equip, incld & more. RD, Sun 6/13 or fax 973-857-7036. Call 201-750-1780 tha at 973-239-4105. TONS of Toys (Ind/Outdrs) Solo Flex, clothing & more! Lil Tykes, Tom the Train, VERONA- 250 Pompton Montclair 265 Midland Ave Games, Doll House, Bikes, Lg Sndbox, Clothes Infant Ave, corner of Woodland MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 6/12 9a-3p. HH items & Ave. Sunday Only, 6/13, more. No earlies. thru Adult, HH, Books, Gutt Cov, Antq & Funky 50’s 9am-2pm, Antq furn, photo MONTCLAIR - 35 Stephen equip, frames, clthg, HH If you have an item to sell for less MONTCLAIR: Sat, 6/12, St, off Grove. Sat 6/12 10- RD 6/13, 10 Claridge Ct. VERONA:31Newman 3p, R/D Sun 6/13. Toys 10am-3pm. Girl’s,Teen/ Ave, Sat 6/12,9-2. Rn 6/13. than $100 we’ll run your 3 line Treadmill, games, sports Pre-Teen clothing, toys, Baby items,car seat, hi chr, equip, computer stuff. Pro- misc. No earlies!!! toys, clothes, HH, antiq classified ad for $9.99 for 2 weeks Cleaning out your garage, attic or closets? ceeds to MVAU.No Earlies desk & mirror, 2 ACs, etc... MONTCLAIR- St. Lukes All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad MMOVINGOVING 2nd Time Around 73 S. VERONA - 72 Harrison St Have a Garage Sale! Fullerton Ave. Half Price Sat 6/12 9am-3pm.Furn, & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. MONTCLAIR: 78 Midland thru 6/19 Wed. &Thur.10-3 brand newmerch, summer One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales Ave (off Claremont Ave) Sat. 10-12:30. Please hold clothes,HH, sporting equip! SELLING EVERYTHING! No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample Don’t have a garage? donations til mid Sept. Sat 6/12 & Sun 6/13. 8am- Multi-Family time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a 3pm. Lthr couch, piano, MONTCLAIR: Yard Sale total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS Sell your merchandise furn, computers, TV, kid’s MMOVINGOVING VERONA- 86 Personette clths & toys & much more! Ave 6/12,9-4. Furniture, Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) Sunday, 6/13, 9am-2pm. clothes, toys & much more! and mail to The Montclair Times, The Item of Millburn with an ad! MONTCLAIR - BARGAIN 30 Harvard St. (off Grove) : BOOK SALE! Fri. June 11, VERONA, 95 Franklin St, and Short Hills, Verona-Cedar Grove Times 2-6 p.m. &Sat June 12, 10- NUTLEY 39 Hampton Fri 6/11 & Sat 6/12, 9-1 Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, 2p.m. Central Presbyteri- Place BLOCK SALE Sat Accum. of 30 yrs. 42" cut PO Box 471, West Paterson, New Jersey 07424-0471 an Church 46 Park St., 2nd 6/12 R/D 6/13, 8-4pm. lawn tractor, tools & more For information on our flr. Thousands of Used Something For Everyone. Books, from recent to vin- Come & have Fun VERONA99Woodland Please run my classified ad as follows: tage, all kinds.Top Quality. Ave. (Off Pompton) 6/12 & low advertising prices 0000961840-01 NUTLEY Sat 6/12, 9-4pm 13, 9-4pm.MultiFamily! Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces MONTCLAIR 35 Woodland Ave (off Avon Rep Clear Out and per line. 3 lines minimum. & early deadlines… DENVERS’ GIGANTIC Center) Triple stroller, kids much more. ______GarageSale/Flea Market items, barbies, draft table VERONA Fri & Sat 6/11 & St Jame Episcopal Church SHORT HILLS: 68 Cres- ______581 Valley Rd 6/12, 28 Mountain Rd, 9-3, Call Early 1-800-891-9467 cent Pl. Sat 6/12, 9a-4p. Comp Equip, Jogging Strol- Street Parking Only No earlies. Moving Sale! ______Phone # ______Thurs 6/10 2 to 8 pm ler, Toys, Furn, Albums, Fri 6/11 10am-3pm New & Used Items Name ______Sat 6/12 10am-6pm ATTENTION Up. Montclair- 424 High- WEST CALDWELL: 161 Address ______MONTCLAIR: Fri 6/11, 9-4 land Ave. 6/12 10-4:30 Rn Park Ave. Sat/Sun 6/12 & 13, 9-3. Excellent Stuff! City______Zip ______Tan sofa, plastic cover, dt 6/14, furn, clothing more match’g chr, Walnut hutch, WEST CALDWELL-47 & misc 18 Willowmere Ave Up Mtcl-21 Stonehenge Rd Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card off Alexander,6/11-12 8-4 Annin Rd, Sat 6/12, 10-3. J Mastercard J Visa J Discover J AmEx Classified Department: Furn,antqs,Roseville,rugs, Washer/dryer, AC’s, etc... 1 Garret Mountain Plaza • PO Box 471 Classifieds, Missiondesk,art,muchmore OPEN Number# ______Exp Date ______UPPER MONTCLAIR- 116 CLASSIFIEDS 0000112507-01 West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 they work! Cooper Ave, Sat 6/12 10- 4pm housewares, furn,toys TODAY! www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 10, 2004 Page B15

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Est.1985 ON TIME ELECTRIC No Job Too small/Fully Ins û CMM LANDSCAPING û Lic #13042. 201-368-7776 Spring Clean Up/Lawn …with these add-ons! or 1-800-711-2193 Maintenance. Call 201- ALL Calls Ret’d in 10min 997-2137 / 973-592-2295 Page B16 Thursday, June 10, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com

YUKON GOLD?—Township Farmers Market opens tomorrow Committeewoman Linda The Millburn Farmers Market, The market will be held every Seelbach, left, and Liz Proud sponsored by the Downtown Friday through Nov. 19 from 8 examine three small pota- Millburn Development Alliance a.m. to 2 p.m. in the municipal toes foundin a potato vine. (DMDA), is scheduled to open parking at the corner of Essex for the season tomorrow. and Main streets.

GREEN THUMB—Unni Cooper tackles a planter stationed at Millburn Avenue and Baltusrol Way.

INSPECTORS—From left, Marianne Busby, Gail Kel- logg and Tracy Silver check plants at the Essex Road assembly point, before volunteers take them for plantingin barrels.

TBL’s May plantings yield summertime ﬂowers in town

The Township Beautiﬁcation sorbent. was in charge of this year’s “We hope residents and visi- League (TBL) conducted its Volunteers from the communi- effort, the planting was done tors will enjoy them as much as annual spring planting of side- ty do the planting. later than in past years. we enjoy doing it,” she said. walk barrels Saturday. Each barrel was planted with The reason for the later plant- Barrels in the downtown com- Approximately 30 volunteers two ipomoeas and verbenas and ing was to allow the plants more mercial area were planted earlier planted flowers in 66 barrels a single melampodium, gom- time to grow larger, thereby under the auspices of the Down- throughout the township. phrena, scaveola, and centaurea. making it more likely they would town Millburn Development Al- TBL president Fred Rhodes According to Gail Kellogg, who ﬂourish. liance. said, “This is a cooperative un- 1021801 dertaking that involves many people, and we thank them all.” Township employees bring the barrels from their winter storage site and pick up the plant materials at the nursery. TBL board members remove weeds and litter, turn the soil, and add plant food and water ab-

LOCAL DINE-OUT DIRECTORY

RESTAURATEURS: To contact us about your local listing, please e-mail [email protected] MILLBURN Basilico 324 Millburn Ave. (973) 379- 7020 Brick Oven 343 Millburn Ave. (973) 379- 6700 Chan’s Palace Chinese Rstrnt 271 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 1334 Charlie Browns 35 Main St. (973) 376-1724 F M Kirby Carriage House 22 Brookside Dr (973) 379- 2420 Gian Marco Trattoria 301 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 5818 JJRestaurant 229 Millburn Ave. (973) 912- 0262 La Grotta Degli Amici 293 Essex St. (973) 379-8875 La Strada Nuova 355 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 3420 Lilac 194-196 Essex St. (973) 564- 9600 Ling Ling Chinese Cuisine 59 Main St. (973) 912-8838 Martini Bistro & Bar 40-42 Main St. (973) 376- 4444 Millburn Diner 72 Essex St. (973) 376-0504 Samurai Sushi 339 Millburn Ave. (973) 921- 2848 Sono Japanese Restaurant 323 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 2444 Tinga Tagueria 321 Millburn Ave. (973) 218- 9500 SHORT HILLS Benihana 840 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 9550 Fore Seasons 440 Parsonage Hill Rd. (973) 467-8882 The Hilton At Short Hills 41 Kennedy Pkwy. (973) 379- 0100 Joe’s American Bar & Grill 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 379- 4444 Johnny Rockets 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 258- 9338 w71751-04 Khun Thai 504 Millburn Ave. (973) 258- 0586 1-866-773-5555 Legal Sea Foods 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 0089 Papa Razzi 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 5544 IT 0610 Pg B16 Yellow Red Blue Black

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YUKON GOLD?—Township Farmers Market opens tomorrow CommitteewomanLinda The Millburn Farmers Market, The market will be held every Seelbach, left, and Liz Proud sponsored by the Downtown Friday through Nov. 19 from 8 examine three small pota- Millburn Development Alliance a.m. to 2 p.m. in the municipal toes found in apotato vine. (DMDA), is scheduled to open parking at the corner of Essex for the season tomorrow. and Main streets.

GREEN THUMB—Unni Cooper tackles aplanter stationedat Millburn Avenue andBaltusrol Way.

INSPECTORS—From left, Marianne Busby, Gail Kel- logg and Tracy Silver check plants at the Essex Road assembly point, before volunteers take them for planting in barrels.

TBL’s May plantings yield summertime ﬂowers in town

The Township Beautiﬁcation sorbent. was in charge of this year’s “We hope residents and visi- League (TBL) conducted its Volunteers from the communi- effort, the planting was done tors will enjoy them as much as annual spring planting of side- ty do the planting. later than in past years. we enjoy doing it,” she said. walk barrels Saturday. Each barrel was planted with The reason for the later plant- Barrels in the downtown com- Approximately 30 volunteers two ipomoeas and verbenas and ing was to allow the plants more mercial area were planted earlier planted flowers in 66 barrels a single melampodium,gom- time to grow larger, thereby under the auspices of the Down- throughout the township. phrena, scaveola, and centaurea. making it more likely they would town Millburn Development Al- TBL president Fred Rhodes According to Gail Kellogg, who ﬂourish. liance. 1021801 said, “This is a cooperative un- dertaking that involves many people, and we thank them all.” Township employees bring the barrels from their winter storage site and pick up the plant materials at the nursery. TBL board members remove weeds and litter, turn the soil, and add plant food and water ab-

LOCAL DINE-OUT DIRECTORY

RESTAURATEURS: To contact us about your local listing, please e-mail [email protected] MILLBURN Basilico 324 Millburn Ave. (973) 379- 7020 Brick Oven 343 Millburn Ave. (973) 379- 6700 Chan’s Palace Chinese Rstrnt 271 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 1334 Charlie Browns 35 Main St. (973) 376-1724 F M Kirby Carriage House 22 Brookside Dr (973) 379- 2420 Gian Marco Trattoria 301 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 5818 J J Restaurant 229 Millburn Ave. (973) 912- 0262 La Grotta Degli Amici 293 Essex St. (973) 379-8875 La Strada Nuova 355 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 3420 Lilac 194-196 Essex St. (973) 564- 9600 Ling Ling Chinese Cuisine 59 Main St. (973) 912-8838 Martini Bistro & Bar 40-42 Main St. (973) 376- 4444 Millburn Diner 72 Essex St. (973) 376-0504 Samurai Sushi 339 Millburn Ave. (973) 921- 2848 Sono Japanese Restaurant 323 Millburn Ave. (973) 467- 2444 Tinga Tagueria 321 Millburn Ave. (973) 218- 9500 SHORT HILLS Benihana 840 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 9550 Fore Seasons 440 Parsonage Hill Rd. (973) 467-8882 The Hilton At Short Hills 41 Kennedy Pkwy. (973) 379- 0100 Joe’s American Bar & Grill 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 379-

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Johnny Rockets w7 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 258- 9338 Khun Thai 504 Millburn Ave. (973) 258- 1-866-773-5555 0586 Legal Sea Foods 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 0089 Papa Razzi 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467- 5544