Volume118 Number 11 THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2005 75 Cents Ice, Departments present winds, restrained budgets snow increase in last year’s budget cov- enues for this year are $63,000, up By Patricia Harris ered the increased cost of fire from last year’s $52,000. The prin- of The Item Emergency hydrant service from the New Jer- sey American Water Co. The cur- Continued on Page B10 services put As they presented their budget rent charge per hydrant for the requests to the Township Commit- township’s 642 hydrants is Ordinance focus to the test tee Tuesday evening, heads of the $433.20 annually. fire, police and public works Roberts did, however, ask for of meeting today departments demonstrated their two items in his 2005 capital bud- The proposed ordinance reg- efforts to hold down costs and get. One item is the replacement of ulating the size of houses being By Harry Trumbore acquire funding from outside a 1997 command vehicle, as spec- built in the township—the so- of The Item sources. ified in the department’s 20-year called McMansions ordinance— The presentations marked the improvement plan, at a cost of will be the topic of a forum Last week’s snow storm beginning of the governing body’s $85,000. tonight at 7 p.m. at the Millburn dumped less snow in the township deliberations on this year’s budget. Roberts’ second request is to Free Public Library. than other storms this winter, but The township will introduce its update firefighters’ respiratory pro- Members of the subcommit- the combination of snow, wind final budget for adoption in June, tection equipment. He said as a tee of the Planning Board who and ice made conditions treacher- at which time the Committee can result of regulatory changes and have been drafting the new reg- ous for motorists and a heavy Adam Anik/staff photographer set its 2005 tax rate. updates to meet the needs for a ulations will be on hand to workload for township workers. The climate of belt-tightening chemical, biological, radiological answer questions from the pub- A balmy March 7 gave no hint WORTHY ENDEAVOR—David Gelband, 14, above, was indicated by the comments of or nuclear incident, the depart- lic. of the blizzard-like conditions that served as student coordinator Sunday at the Sports-A- Police Chief Paul Boegershausen ment’s self contained breathing The new zoning ordinance arrived late Tuesday morning. Thon fund-raiser held at the Sports Academy on East who, when asked if he was sub- apparatus has become obsolete. seeks to restrict homes deemed “It was barely a dusting,” Tim Willow Street in memory of township resident Eric Muld- mitting a capital budget, quipped, Fire Capt. Jeff Cort, who heads to be overly large and massive. Monahan, supervisor of the town- berg. David shows a signed sneaker donated by “No, the township administrator the mask service unit, described a The measure imposes new ship Department of Public Works Shaquille O’Neal as a raffle prize. Below, Hartshorn asked me not to bring in one, so we replacement plan that would cost restrictions on side and rear (DPW), said of Tuesday’s weather. School kindergartner Drew Cohn tackles the loop at hole didn’t.” the township $185,702. The yard setbacks, alters height “Then the bottom fell out of the six at the Sports-A-Thon. The event netted $47,000 for Fire Chief Michael Roberts led upgrade would include the pur- requirements and specifies lot thermometer.” the Valerie Fund, which supports comprehensive health off the string of Power Point pre- chase of new masks as well as new coverage for homes in the R-3 Temperatures plummeted from sentations by requesting no face pieces, a new testing machine and R-4 districts of the munici- a high of 51 during the morning care services for children with cancer and blood disor- increases in his department’s oper- and a new cylinder recharging sta- pality, where the larger lots are down to 15 degrees that night. ders ating budget over last year’s tion. located. Monahan said the melting snow $491,120. He noted a 10 percent Roberts said anticipated rev- froze, then was covered with blow- ing snow, which caused roads to become slick. There was not enough snow to plow, he said, and all DPW workers could do was spread salt. Parents pushing BOE Monahan said the township had started January with 320 tons of salt. By the end of last week, he said he had approximately 100 board on size of classes tons remaining. As the snow intensified, the DPW concentrated its efforts on by the Hartshorn parents, the aver- said, adding the subject had been the roads surrounding the schools. By Harry Trumbore age fourth grade class size at the raised during several previous of The Item For the most part, students were school is 24 pupils, compared to meetings. transported home safely. However, 18.3 at Glenwood, 17.6 at The superintendent also told the one school bus became stuck Class sizes and plans to address Wyoming, 20.25 at Deerfield and parents he can survey elementary around 2:40 p.m. at the intersec- growing enrollments continued to 18.5 at South Mountain. school principals to determine tion of Sagamore Road and Lin- be the main issues before the Hartshorn parents have suggested what methodology they use to pro- den Street. Township firefighters Board of Education when it held one of the special purpose rooms ject enrollments for the coming assisted the driver and enabled him its meeting at Deerfield School could be converted to regular class- year. to complete his route. Monday night. room use. In other board business, the “Salt won’t work below 20 Parents from Hartshorn School Brodow, who said a study of board voted to move forward with degrees,” Monahan observed. asked the board once again to con- enrollment figures over the past a program to replace windows at While steady traffic kept some sider their request for an addition- dozen years shows enrollments the middle school annex, the main roads cleared, he said, sec- al fifth grade teacher for the 2005- varying greatly from school to southern portion of the school. ondary roads became hopelessly 06 school year. A number of the school, told the audience the only The project will cost $855,000, icy as the temperatures dropped. parents previously made the way to achieve identical class sizes according to Robert Zeglarski, the The supervisor described the request at the board’s Feb. 14 meet- would be to redistrict students at assistant superintendent for busi- evening as “hours of hell.” ing. the beginning of each school year. ness. State aid in the amount of Motorists found driving haz- Parent Mary Heinen also asked “That cannot be done and will $342,000 has been approved, ardous as the afternoon went on. the board to explain how maxi- not be done,” he said. Zeglarski said, with the district Carlos Silva of Linden, 26, told Community effort nets mum and minimum class sizes are Later in the meeting, the issue paying the balance of $513,000 out police he was stopped in traffic in determined. was raised again as one parent said of the capital reserve fund. the eastbound lanes of Route 24 $47,000 at Sports-A-Thon “Different principals seem to be the meeting scheduled for Tuesday Replacement of the windows is when his car was struck from following different guidelines,” was not convenient for parents slated for the summer of 2006, behind by another car. Silva com- More than 200 children, eighth grade were sponsored to Heinen said. who worked in New York City. Zeglarski said. plained of head pain and was mainly from Millburn Township, play basketball, golf, soccer and Other parents maintained larger Another parent, Ken Ettinger, Responding earlier in the meet- transported to a local hospital. participated in the Eric Muld- baseball. class sizes at Hartshorn were hurt- asked why the topic couldn’t be ing to a question asked about the Elsewhere in the township, two berg Sports-a-Thon Sunday at Many of David’s classmates ing students academically. discussed while so many parents availability of state aid for a possi- cars collided with each other while the Sports Academy. The event from the Millburn Middle Superintendent of Schools were present. ble building referendum, Zeglars- their drivers battled slippery con- honored the memory of friend School supervised the day’s Richard Brodow responded he “In all fairness,” Ettinger said, ki explained the district will know ditions on Kennedy Parkway and township resident Eric activities as part of the fund-rais- was reluctant to discuss the matter “the reason people come to the the amount of aid it will receive 90 around 4:30 p.m. A Montclair res- Muldberg, who was treated at er. One lucky raffle winner took at length that evening, stating sev- board meetings is to talk about the days after submission of building ident driving on Kennedy Parkway The Valerie Fund Center at St. home an autographed Shaquille eral of the parents already were issues, not to be told to go to plans to the Department of Educa- around the same time spun out Barnabas Medical Center. O’Neal basketball sneaker. scheduled to meet with him the tomorrow’s meeting.” tion. and her vehicle crashed into the Two years ago Short Hills res- Through the efforts of local following day. However, he main- Brodow said the Tuesday meet- Subject to funds being available barrier. The driver was not injured, idents Gail Cohen, Debra Gel- families and children, more than tained class sizes at the school has ing had been scheduled for the from the Schools Construction but her car required towing. band and her son, David, devel- $47,000 was raised for The had little effect on the delivery of convenience of the parents who Corporation, as much as 40 per- Fender benders also were oped the idea in order to raise Valerie Fund, a not-for-profit instruction. requested it and he would be hap- cent of renovation costs may be reported on Glen Avenue, where money for The Valerie Fund. It organization that treats more “Student achievement at py to accommodate other parents picked up by the state. The state, two cars slid into each other at the was a spectacular day as chil- than 5,000 children with cancer Hartshorn is among the highest in with different schedules. However, he added, will assist new construc- dren from kindergarten through and blood disorders. the district,” he said. the issue required more than a few Continued on Page B10 According to figures provided minutes’ discussion that night, he Continued on Page B10 Eatery owner defends right to name

four-star Manhattan eatery’s trade- Marrone sent a letter back last New York, and the atmosphere By Patricia Harris mark. The letter demands that week to the lawyer at the law firm, and prices are not similar in any of The Item Marrone immediately cease and Karen A. Monroe of Siller Wilk fashion. As far as I am aware, no desist from using the name “Fore LLP in New York City, saying his confusion has ever arisen between John Marrone, owner of the Seasons” or any name similar to family-owned business caters pri- my restaurant and the Four Sea- Fore Seasons at Short Hills, is hop- “Four Seasons” and destroy all marily to golfers who use the East sons in New York.” ing a legal dispute regarding the advertising, promotional or other Orange Golf Course and residents Marrone contended the request name of his restaurant can be materials referring to his business. of the various small towns in the he give up the name “Fore Sea- resolved out of court. The letter threatens legal action area. sons” and destroy all advertising The restaurant, which has been unless Marrone supplies written “I assure you I had no intent and promotional materials would in operation nearly nine years, is assurance he will comply with the when I named the restaurant to impose a severe hardship on him located at the East Orange Golf law firm’s demands. deceive the public into believing and his family and employees who Course, a property owned by the “I’d like to invite Alex von Bid- my restaurant was in any way sim- rely on the business for their liveli- city of East Orange that sits in the der, a managing partner in The ilar to or affiliated with the Four hood. The costs of renaming the Patricia Harris/staff photographer northwest corner of the township. Four Seasons, to a meal in our Seasons restaurant in New York restaurant and producing new Marrone received a registered humble establishment, and I think City,” Marrone wrote. “As you can material would be a financial bur- PLAY ON WORDS—John Marrone, owner of the local Fore letter earlier this month from the he’d reconsider this frivolous law- see from the spelling of the name, den, he said. Seasons restaurant, shows off the sign advertising his estab- law firm representing the Four suit,” Marrone said last week. “I’m the connection was golf-related.” He also pointed out if the law lishment to the public. He is being told the name of his eatery, Seasons Restaurant in New York as threatening to the Four Seasons Marrone also wrote, “I have had firm goes after him, it will also have located in the clubhouse of the East Orange Golf Course, City notifying him that his choice in New York as a butterfly is to an the pleasure of eating on several infringes on the trademark of Manhattan’s The Four Seasons of name is an infringement of the elephant.” occasions at the Four Seasons in Continued on Page B10 Restaurant.

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Officials are beginning the that seeks to reduce debt and received figures showing the town- would like to continue the practice of The Item The daughter of the former process of crafting the municipal increase its capital improvement ship will not lose any state aid in for the upcoming three years. owner of the home, who reported budget for 2005, and the outlook fund. That fund can pay for large 2005. The expected amount of Gordon expects the township A township police officer found the theft March 9, said a dozen for holding the line on taxes is improvement projects as well as $3,354,832 compares favorably to adopt its budget in May, and himself investigating a dangerous place settings valued at $10,000 are challenging. provide a regular schedule for with state aid the township has that the final tax rate can be struck activity engaged in by some town- missing and told police the house The first of three pieces of the maintaining and replacing equip- received over the past five years, by the end of June. ship youths Saturday afternoon may not have been secured by a tax rate, the county budget, is on ment, he said. he indicated. The third piece of the tax rate when a local merchant reported real estate agent after showing the track for adoption by early April, McDermott said he questioned Gordon said he does not know, will be known April 19, when vot- two teen-agers jumping from one residence to potential buyers. according to Paul Hopkins, Essex a revenue item of $3.5 million, however, if the state is cutting back ers decide whether or not to downtown rooftop to another. County treasurer. The county’s which was labeled for costs relat- any grant money, particularly approve the Board of Education’s According to reports, Madeleine Board of Freeholders has sched- ing to the operation of the state transportation funds for road proposed budget. If citizens turn it Hawes of Buncher’s Hardware uled the introduction of the budget prosecutor’s office. According to resurfacing. The township has tra- down, the budget goes to the called police around 4 p.m. after Correction for this week, and public hearings Hopkins, the county is receiving ditionally received between Township Committee, which can hearing two boys land on the will follow. Once approved by the state funding for a pilot program in $200,000 and $250,000 every approve it as is or make cuts. If restaurant and jumped over to the A photograph on Page A1 of the freeholders, the budget goes to the 2005, and legislation is in the year. As in past years, the state is cuts are made, the Board of Edu- neighboring building then onto the Feb. 24 edition of The Item state for review, he said. works to fund more of the approx- imposing a municipal cap law, cation can make an appeal to the roof of the hardware store. showed Timothy Gordon, the Mayor Thomas C. McDermott imately $35 million in costs the which limits the amount a munic- state’s Department of Education. Police said there was no evi- township’s business administrator, said he and Timothy Gordon, the county incurs annually in running ipality can raise its budget to 2 and Last year approximately half of dence of other illegal activity on pointing to a monitoring well on township’s business administrator, the court system. a half percent. The cap will create the total tax rate supported the the rooftops and gave the boy a the ground. attended a freeholders meeting McDermott attended the meet- a hardship for municipal officials, local school system. Twenty-nine warning. The well, reported as being on a March 2 on the proposed $587 ing as a representative of Change he said, who have to cope with percent funded county needs and According to the report, howev- property at 155 Spring St., is actu- million budget, which the mayor County Government, an informal increases in health benefits and 21 percent supported municipal er, some teens also have engaged in ally on property owned by School- noted is up from last year’s $550 study group of municipal repre- salaries, as well as increased utility services. jumping between buildings at the house Properties. The brick build- million. sentatives that has been meeting costs. The tax rate last year was $1.96 corner of M ain and Essex streets. ing at the rear in the picture, for- McDermott said he presented a monthly. Also in attendance were In addition, he said, acting Gov. per $100 of assessed valuation. Police are investigating the theft merly a car detailing shop, is locat- list of questions the freeholders the mayor of Montclair and a rep- Richard Codey has said he would For the average township home, of silverware from a Taylor Road ed on the 155 Spring St. lot. should ask about the budget resentative from Cedar Grove, he impose a moratorium on pay- with an assessed value of devised by the county executive. said. ments municipalities can put into $763,300, property taxes were “Budgets are trends,” he said, “ and A consideration in setting the retirement funds. “That’s not a $14,960. Mother and daughter die in fiery crash on Route 24

By Harry Trumbore a truck driven by Daniel Bacon of injured, police said. dent reconstruction team are con- of The Item Quebec, Canada, 43, and crashed As of Monday, no charges had ducting the investigation, support- near the exit ramp for Hobart Gap been filed. ed by other agencies, such as the Days after a fiery car crash on Road. Despite varying published Essex County Prosecutor’s Office Route 24 resulted in the deaths of Township firefighters reported reports of the accident, the inves- and the State Police. two Tenafly women, township the car was engulfed in flames by tigation is ongoing, police said, and “We’re all working diligently, police continued to piece together the time they arrived along with the cause of the accident has not but we’re not releasing details at the chain of events that led to the firefighters from Summit. Fire per- been determined. The driver of a this time,” said Sgt. Peter Eakley of accident. sonal extinguished the blaze with second truck that may have been the traffic bureau. Police said Elizabeth Koch, who water, but it was too late to save involved in the accident was The Millburn Police Depart- had turned 18 March 9, was dri- the occupants, who were trapped scheduled to be interviewed on ment has requested that anyone ving westbound on Route 24 in the inside the car, according to reports. Monday, police said. who may have witnessed the acci- left lane with her mother, Lynn, 49, The mother and daughter were The Millburn Police Depart- dent contact officer David Bonney Thursday just after 2 p.m. Their pronounced dead at the scene. ment detective and traffic bureaus at the Millburn Police Department 2004 Audi reportedly collided with The driver of the truck was not as well as the department’s acci- Traffic Bureau at (973) 564-7033. Gas odor in home created by malfunctioning fridge

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Item, library, Historic Society giving presentation on delivering weekly news The Millburn Free Public papers in the Historical Society’s of delivering local news. Library will host a presentation collection from the late 1800s, Bill Swinson, library director, Thursday, March 31, at 7:30 p.m. including The Budget, The Arrow and Susan Pober, head of informa- at the library on the history of and The Item. tion services at the library and Web bringing the weekly news to town- Lynne Ranieri, vice president of administrator, will present a Pow- ship residents via the local paper. the Historical Society, will present erPoint demonstration on how to The program is a collaborative a brief overview and history of the access from home the digitized effort by the library, The Item of newspapers in the collection at the online historic newspapers and the Millburn and Short Hills, and the museum. digitized version of The Item avail- Millburn-Short Hills Historical Eveline Speedie, editor of The able only at the library. Society. Item, will talk about the role of a The program is free. For addi- Photo courtesy of Brownie Troop 1283 The program will open with a weekly newspaper in the commu- tional information, call the Histor- HIT THE SLOPES—Girls from Deerfield School Brownie Troop 1283 think the skiing is display of the earliest local news- nity and discuss the responsibility ical Society at (973) 564-9519. great during their trip Feb. 5 to Camelback Mountain. Making the trip were Lily Blumkin, Cassidy Guerin, Jamie Gutkin, Nicole Janoff, Ali Kagan, Gabrielle Marcus, Jacqueline Easter Egg Hunt taking place Saturday Roth, Emily Schwarzberg, Sarah Sherman, Ali Skinder, Jessica Zenn and Erin Zuck.

The township’s annual Easter race. First and second graders will the customer service desk at Town Egg Hunt will be held Saturday at look for eggs on the softball field at Hall at (973) 564-7097. 10 a.m. in Taylor Park. the corner of Whittingham Terrace Sponsoring the event are the and Ridgewood Road. American Legion Post 140, the Prizes will be awarded to the THE CAMP LADY SAYS... Millburn Fire Department, the children in each category who find Millburn Police Department, the the “special” eggs. Children should Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of bring their own basket/container “It’s Time To Plan For Summer 2005” Commerce and the Millburn to hold the eggs they collect. Recreation Department. The hunt will be held rain or Free Advisory Service for: Pre-school children through sec- shine or snow. In the event of rain ond graders are invited to partici- or snow, the activities will move • pate in the hunt. Pre-school chil- indoors, to the Bauer Community DAY and SLEEP-AWAY CAMPS dren will be directed to the tennis Center. Parents are advised to • SPORTS and SPECIALTY CAMPS courts. Kindergarten children will dress their children appropriately • TEEN TRAVEL hunt on the open lawn north of the for an outdoor hunt. • ACADEMIC PROGRAMS tennis courts, off Whittingham Ter- For additional information, call • COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS

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Allowing for options Tonight the members of the subcommittee of the Plan- ning Board will conduct a forum at 7 p.m. at the Millburn Free Public Library to address the concerns of township residents over proposed changes to the existing zoning ordinance. The anticipated ordinance, more than a few years in the making, is intended to restrict the size of residential con- struction on properties mainly in the R-3 and R-4 dis- tricts, where large lot sizes are numerous. The proposed ordinance focuses on so-called “McMan- sions,” but the appellation is no joke. The “Mc” in “McDonald’s”—presumably the origin of the term McMansions—was a bit of advertising genius for the food chain—a play perhaps on the much trumpeted but oh-so-untrue thriftiness of the Scots. McDonald’s fare heralded a you-know-what-you’re- going-to-get mentality among consumers and a “big bang for the bucks” promise. The same can be said of the ref- erence when applied to oversized homes. The new zoning ordinance seeks to impose new restric- tions on a growing trend in the township of tearing down existing structures on large lots and rebuilding up to the side and rear yard setbacks. The new ordinance propos- es to alter height requirements and address the lot-to- house ratio. Old-timers in town who have grown used to the sight of tree-lined streets, curving roadways and spacious land- scaping are bound to be upset by newcomers who arrive with a different set of priorities. Not just here, but throughout New Jersey, the trend for the past decade has been to build large. Homebuyers with the cash to spend want their Jacuzzis, indoor pools, exercise rooms and eat-in kitchens. Not that cash is might, but that is the reality of 21st century living. Flip the coin one way or the other and one can under- stand the dilemma the members of the Planning Board Letters to the editor subcommittee face. There won’t be any easy answers tonight because the dilemma is complex. At the end of the day, one segment of the population is going to walk away unhappy. And Topics of concern to readers that’s where compromise has to rein. The Planning Board can’t produce miracles, but it can Zoning ordinance NJDOT to have the speed limit finally time for NJDOT to change me. absorb the concerns and arrive at a solution that mitigates rolled back to 55 mph. I argued the speed limit and for our local On Dec. 27, 2004, I was diag- Editor, The Item: that Route 24 between the Inter- towns to enforce it vigorously. nosed with breast cancer. I had the problem. Our family moved to town a few state 78 exit and Kennedy Parkway surgery and am now undergoing First, it needs to address the specific issues faced by years ago. carried too much traffic, much of it Stuart Pulvirent chemotherapy, with radiation existing homeowners if this ordinance is passed. We found a house we loved and shifting lanes to make room for 330 Hobart Ave. treatments to follow. Again, this Those presently residing in the township bought their are very happy in it. Is it per- cars and trucks entering tightly community has risen to the occa- fect? What house is? Are there spaced on/off ramps, to be safely sion to assist Madison, Ryan and homes with the understanding that future changes to things we’d like to add and navigated at 65 mph or more. Appreciation myself. their residences might require an appearance before the change? You bet. Did we take that I also noted more trucks were The telephone calls of hope, Planning or Zoning boards under conditions known at into account when we calculated using the road (it’s easy to see and Editor, The Item: good wishes, prayers and “whatev- what we were willing to pay? Of also to hear the engines—especial- It’s just shy of six years since I’ve er I can do” are overwhelming and the time they purchased their homes. course. Not that we’re actively ly straining to reach 65 mph uphill) last written a letter to The Item. truly appreciated. And now to While there is some merit to the Planning Board’s sug- planning anything now, but we’re since signs “advertised” it as a short Back in 1999, a letter to The Item name some of you to thank, here I gestions, clarity is required as to when the new regulations concerned that we will not be able cut to I-287 and, essentially, the was the only way to express my go... will take effect and exactly to whom they will apply. to make the changes we want rest of the country. This would no love and gratitude to our fine com- To Ginny Roristen, Joanne because of the proposed zoning doubt have effects on safety, as well munity and the countless people Nacheff and Melissa Nugent for The meeting tonight may produce the answers that are regulations. as canceling whatever benefits had who helped and supported me spearheading this effort and stick- needed. When we bought our house, we been received from the installation after the sudden death of my hus- ing close to me like “gum on my were two people with two of noise barriers. band, Paul. shoe.” sedans. Now we have a baby and a My suggestion was simple Now, in 2005, this community minivan, which is too wide to fit in enough: since the initial stretch of has rallied again for my family and Continued on Page A5 Coming events our narrow garage. roadway west of the I-78 exit One day we’d like to have a already was “marked down” to 55 Today, March 17 Park Recreation Building. family room. We have a converted mph, what would be the harm of Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting. sun porch now, but it’s far too extending the limit to Kennedy Letter policy the Needy jewelry salesroom open. Town Hall. small if some day we’re lucky Parkway? About ten seconds of New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- Thursday, April 7 enough to have a couple of little travel time would be lost, but per- Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or dis- burn Ave. Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for ones. haps it would prevent accidents tributed in print, electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions Saturday, March 19 the Needy jewelry salesroom open. We love our house because it and, more importantly, a fatality. expressed in Letters to the Editor are not necessarily those of The 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Red Cross New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- has so much character. We don’t Jamie Fox was the NJDOT com- Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and double-spaced, community blood drive. St. Rose of burn Ave. want to have to move. We just missioner at the time. His and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for ver- Lima Church, Ryan Hall, 50 Short 7:30 p.m. Historic Preservation want to be able to update our response, forwarded to me by my ification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not Hills Ave. Commission meeting. Town Hall. home to accommodate a more representatives and my state sena- be published. Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send let- Monday, March 21 Monday, April 11 current lifestyle and our growing tor, was that NJDOT evaluated all ters to the editor by e-mail to [email protected], by fax to 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment 7:30 p.m. Board of Trustees family. And, those changes would state roads and determined that (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue. meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Millburn Free Public retain the characteristics that sold based on design speed, operating Thursday, March 24 Library. Williamsburg Room. us on the house in the first place. speed, safety experience and Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for 7:45 p.m. Board of Education It seems to me this zoning ordi- enforcement experience, the sec- the Needy jewelry salesroom open. meeting. Education Center. nance may end up encouraging tion of Route 24 east of Kennedy New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- Thursday, April 14 exactly what it intends to curb: Parkway should have a 65-mph Where to write or phone burn Ave. Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for complete teardowns in order to limit. Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions Monday, March 28 the Needy jewelry salesroom open. maximize space. I hope Thursday It was hard for me to believe this to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state 7:45 p.m. Board of Education New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- night’s public forum will prove me older stretch of Route 24 was built General Assembly or in Essex County government, can do so by meeting. Education Center. burn Ave. wrong. I’d like to urge everyone to to interstate highway standards, sending letters or calling: Thursday, March 31 Monday, April 18 attend so we, as a town, can particularly with regard to on- and Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment address the needs and concerns of off-ramp distances, lane widths, U.S. Senate the Needy jewelry salesroom open. meeting. Town Hall. all citizens. signage, etc. I was also well aware New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- Tuesday, April 19 Nik Minocha of many parts of state highways, Sen. Frank Lautenberg Sen. Jon Corzine burn Ave. 7:30 p.m. Township Committee 50 Twin Oak Road interstates, the New Jersey Turn- 825A Hart Senate Office Building One Gateway Center, Monday, April 4 meeting. Town Hall. pike and the Garden State Park- 11th floor 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment Wednesday, April 20 way that had retained 55 mph Washington D.C. 20510 Newark, 07102 meeting. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting. Fatal accident speed limits for safety reasons. Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Telephone: (973) 645-3030 Tuesday, April 5 Town Hall. I asked our representatives to Telephone: (973) 639-8700 Telephone: (202) 224-4744 8 p.m. Township Committee Thursday, April 21 Editor, The Item: appeal once more to NJDOT and Fax: (202) 228-4054 Fax: (973) 645-0502 meeting. Town Hall. Noon to 2 p.m. New Eyes for As tragic as last week’s fatal was forwarded a letter in May Wednesday, April 6 the Needy jewelry salesroom open. accident on Route 24 near the 2003 from then NJDOT Commis- House of Representatives 8 p.m. Board of Recreation New Eyes headquarters, 549 Mill- Hobart Avenue exit is for those sioner Jack Lettiere reiterating the Commissioners meeting. Gero burn Ave. who knew the victims, I have decision to raise the speed limit Rep. Donald Payne Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen almost been waiting for bad news and assuring me that speed com- 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor like this for the past two years. pliance, roadway volumes and Newark, 07102 Morristown, 07960 I am not privy to all the details accident rates would be monitored. Telephone: (973) 645-3213 Telephone: (973) 984-0711 of the accident, many of which Anyway, I took two shots at the Fax: (973) 645-5902 Fax: (973) 292-1569 seem to be in dispute, but I can’t issue and was dismissed twice, so help thinking the Department of I just hoped drivers would be sen- N.J. Senate Transportation’s (NJDOT) insis- sible and careful and there would tence on maintaining 65 mph be some enforcement of at least the Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr. speed limits on this stretch of 65-mph limit. As for the additional 203 Elm Street Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-921-6451 Route 24 may have contributed to truck noise, I would just have to Westfield, 07090 this accident. Recall the speed lim- put up with it. Telephone: (908) 232-3673 Member of New Jersey Press Association its were increased to 65 mph from Throughout the past couple of Fax: (908) 232-3345 Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher a point east of Hobart Avenue years, I’ve read about accidents on down to the Interstate 287 exits Route 24, but I don’t recall a fatal- N.J. Assembly Eveline Speedie, Editor more than three years ago. ity. Now we have two. Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager After realizing this crowded and If all were driving 55 or 60 mph Assemblyman Assemblyman Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director chaotic stretch of highway would could this accident have been pre- Dr. Eric Muñoz Jon M. Bramnick only become more difficult to vented? Admittedly, we will never 57 Union Place 203 Elm Street STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT negotiate, I wrote Assemblymen know, but we do know reaction Summit, 07901 Westfield, 07090 KERRY RUBIN ...... DIRECTOR,CLASSIFIED TELECENTER Eric Munoz and Jon Bramnick and time is critical in avoiding an acci- Telephone: (908) 918-0414 Telephone: (908) 232-3673 GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT,PRODUCTION state Sen. Thomas Kean Jr. a letter dent and faster speeds create more the Weekly Division of in 2002 requesting they appeal to damage and death. Maybe it’s CYNTHIA WERNER...... DISTRIBUTION DIRECTOR E114501-01 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 17, 2005 Page A5

Alonzi, Rose Smith, Lori Myers, Letters Sandy Peinado, Judy Fredman, Continued from Page A4 Anne Marie Maquet, Liz Khodor- ov and the Serrutos will not go To Sandy, Mollie and Conner unnoticed. Murphy and Eric Schott for plow- And, of course, there’s my dear- ing my driveway on Presidents Day est friend, Lois DeBlis, who sits while I was at work. with me while technicians inject To Ted Nacheff and Kathy Stine chemo-poison into me every two for shopping. weeks to save my life. To Sue Bean, Maureen Koppe- This is probably the first of many naal, Stephanie Favia, Rhonda thank you notes to this wonderful O’Leary, Perri Urso, Margie Berg community of which I’m proud to and Norma Naas for dinners. call my home. To Josh and Cindy Scharf and I thank you all, along with love Russel Okrent for the plumbing and gratitude from Ryan and issues they addressed. Madison. It’s still early in my treatment so the calls from Ron and Marcia Marybeth Finn Jacobs, Peggy Tanner, Debbie 67 Short Hills Ave. Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society

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Bulletin Board Emily Gaertner Services for former township Mrs. Gaertner was a member of Sunday Services resident Emily E. “Bette” Gaertner the Baltusrol Golf Club in Spring- will be held tomorrow at 10:30 field. She served as vice chairman Christ Church a.m. in Christ Church. Memorial of the 1980 U.S. Open and was an visitation will be offered today honorary member of the Women’s 7:15, 8 and 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. E. Bevan Stanley will preach and from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at New Jersey Golf Association, for celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The sidesman will be Jane Riedel. Bradley, Smith & Smith Funeral which she served as president from The 9:30 a.m. service will begin in the Parish Hall with the blessing Home, 415 Morris Ave., Spring- 1989 to 1990. of the palms, and worshipers will then proceed into the church. field. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., she Stanley will preach and the Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg will cel- Mrs. Gaertner, 81, died Sunday lived in the township before mov- ebrate at the service. The sidesmen will be Gary Shilling and Eileen in Fellowship Gardens, Basking ing to Basking Ridge eight years Paduano. The lay readers will be Marilyn Perkins, Joan Mebane, Ridge. ago. Ann Michels, Sam McKeown, Thornton Lurie, Kate Hathaway, Jer- She was a legal secretary at a Mrs. Gaertner is survived by two ry Hathaway, Richard Estes, Jill Draper, R. John Cooper, Sharon number of law offices for many sons, Frederick W. and Robert T., Babb and Douglas Boller. Sunday school and nursery care begin at years before she retired. and three grandchildren. 9:15 and run through Coffee Hour. Community Congregational Church Mary Jeanne Gibbons 10 a.m.: Congregants will celebrate Palm Sunday with a cere- monial palm procession led by members of this year’s Confirma- A Mass for township resident lege. tion Class. The Rev. Johann J. Bosman will deliver a Palm Sun- Photo courtesy of Temple B’nai Abraham Mary Jeanne Gibbons will be Born in St. Louis, Mo., she lived day message at the start of Holy Week. Worshipers at the 10 a.m. RESTORING TORAH—Diana Daniels, right, a township resi- offered today at 11:15 a.m. in St. in the township for 49 years. worship service will be greeted by Ann Talcott in the narthex and dent and president of the Sisterhood of Temple B’nai Abra- Rose of Lima Church. Mrs. Gib- Mrs. Gibbons is survived by her Stephanie and Dave Siegfried in Hauser Hall. A reception will fol- ham in Livingston, examines one of the synagogue’s sacred bons, 80, died Sunday at home. husband, John J.; four daughters, low, and childcare is provided. All are welcome to attend. The Sun- scrolls with Neil Yerman, a sofer, or scribe, who writes and She was a co-founder in 1967 of Mary E. Whipple of Morristown, day school will continue “Heaven in 7: A Crash Course in Christ- restores Torah scrolls. The Sisterhood is holding a dinner the Babyland Nursery, Newark, Nora F. Cary of Convent Station, ian Values for Kids,” a special Lenten educational course taught March 31 to celebrate its 135th year and raise funds to one of the first infant day care cen- Deirdre E. Kvartunas of Spring- by students from Princeton Theological Seminary. All are welcome restore a Torah. For more information, call (973) 994-2290. ters in the state. She worked there field, Va., and Maude A. Houston to sign up by calling the church office. for 28 years as the nursery’s direc- of Kirkland, Wash.; three sons, tor and in other capacities. Earlier, Daniel J. of Maplewood, Richard Covenant Presbyterian Church Mrs. Gibbons worked for the Sim- G. of Sterling, Mass., and David C. mons Co. in New York City. of Folley Beach, S.C.; and 13 11 a.m.: Congregants will celebrate Palm Sunday and the Rev. Ken Anne Solomon She attended Fontbonne Col- grandchildren. Shomo will deliver the sermon, The Coming King. Sunday school classes for all ages are offered at 9:45 a.m. A home Bible study Services for township resident Newark, she lived in the township group meets in the township at 6:30 p.m.; call the church for more Anne Solomon were held Feb. 15 for 45 years. details. in the Bernheim-Apter-Kreitzman Mrs. Solomon is survived by her Frances Morris Suburban Funeral Chapel, Liv- husband, Milton; two daughters, First Baptist Church ingston. Mrs. Solomon, 86, died Lanie Apirian and Karen Siegel; a Services for former township cott College. Born in Newark, she Feb. 14 at home. sister, Gloria Horowitz; and six resident Frances M. Morris were lived in the township and Avon-by- 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. Hines will deliver the Palm Sun- She was an award-winning sales grandchildren. held March 10 in Point Pleasant. the-Sea before moving to Point day sermon, Players in an Inauguration Pageant. agent for Bloomingdale’s furniture In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Mrs. Morris, 67, died March 2 in Pleasant. 7 p.m.: The service will feature a video and discussion on the sub- department in Short Hills for 30 tributions can be made to the Ocean Medical Center, Brick. Mrs. Morris is survived by her ject “The Place of Christian Apologetics.” years before retiring. A native of Alzheimer’s Association. She was a violations clerk at husband, Ronald; a daughter, Lisa Point Pleasant Beach Municipal Kardell; a son, Craig; two brothers, St. Rose of Lima Church Court. William A. and Donald F. Daven- She previously worked at the port; and a grandchild. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. The sacra- Katherine Santiago Earle Naval Base and Point Pleas- In lieu of flowers, memorial con- ment of reconciliation is offered Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., Services for township resident Katherine is survived by her par- ant Beach Municipal Court. She tributions can be made to the and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. Katherine Santiago were private. ents, Efren and Alma; a sister, Julia; also was a certified court adminis- American Heart Association, 122 Katherine, 9, died March 7 in her maternal grandparents, Cleto trator. Mrs. Morris was a graduate East 42 St., 18th Floor, New York St. Stephen’s Church Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, and Belinda Pedrozo; and her of Millburn High School and Endi- City, N.Y. 10168. New York City. paternal grandparents, Paul and 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with homily She was a student at Wyoming Dionicia Santiago. will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist service with Elementary School. In lieu of flowers, memorial con- homily, choir and organ at 10 a.m. Church school classes for chil- Born in Livingston, Katherine tributions can be made to The dren ages 2 and a half through eighth grade meet at 10 a.m. in the lived in the township for most of Families of S.M.A., P.O. Box 196, MODEL TRAIN SHOW Parish Hall. Children join their parents in the sanctuary for cele- her life. Libertyville, Ill., 60048-0196. OLDEST MODEL RAILROAD CLUB IN AMERICA bration of the Eucharist. Nursery care is provided at the 10 a.m. ser- The SOCIETY of MODEL ENGINEERS vice. $100 OFF with this ad Wyoming Presbyterian Church • Established 1926 • 341 HOBOKEN RD., CARLSTADT, NJ (One mile from Giants Stadium) 10 a.m.: For Palm Sunday, the Rev. Ronald W. Johnson will March 18th, 19th & 20th preach the sermon, God’s Pageant. Scripture readings are Isaiah FRI. 7 P.M. - 10 P.M., SAT. & SUN. 1 P.M.-6 P.M. 50:4-9a and Luke 19:28-40. The Chancel Choir, under the direc- Featuring: tion of Linda Eriksen, will sing. Regular church school for children • 5,000 sq. ft. of trains • Two large operating railroads kindergarten through sixth grade is in session at 10 a.m. Seventh • New “HO” railroad • Large “O” gauge railroad • Model Exhibit • R.R. Memorabilia and eighth graders will worship with their families. Crib and tod- ADMISSION: ADULTS $5 CHILDREN (5-12) $1 dler care is available in the Crib Room, and classes for 2, 3 and 4 PHONE: 201-939-9212 W118106-01 year olds meet each Sunday at 10 a.m. Following worship, all are invited to Hospitality Hour. Upcoming Events I’ll give your pets the special attention they deserve! • Full Service Mobile Covenant Presbyterian Church Grooming Van

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NCJW offering Kamber hopes for more transparency on Board of Ed service awards tional convention to review prop- school district. club.” he is likely to be something of a By Harry Trumbore erty taxes and education costs. While he said taxpayers must be In addition to his goal of board diplomat. The National Council of Jew- of The Item “I feel vulnerable,” said Kamber, educated to support educational increasing cooperation with “I adapt well to environments ish Women, Essex County Sec- a lawyer who specializes in com- programs, he added the board municipal officials, Kamber hopes where everyone hasn’t always been tion, is offering three $500 com- (This is the mercial litigation and negotiation. should be careful not to waste the to increase transparency in the on the same page,” he said. Asked munity service/advocacy awards second of three “It’s not a well-drafted piece of leg- goodwill of residents as it considers board’s decision-making. As an to comment on several recent con- for high school seniors. interviews with islation.” a new bond referendum to fund example, he said it is his under- tentious board meetings, Kamber’s The applications for the Nan- the candidates Just as having two children in needed construction at the sec- standing the board president uni- only comment was, “It was a busy cy & Robert Eskow NCJW Vol- for three open Wyoming School made him realize ondary schools. laterally makes committee choices. year on the school board.” unteer Award are now available seats on the he has a vested interest in the “We now have to address stu- At a recent board meeting, howev- Kamber said it will be exciting to and can be picked up in the high Board of Edu- school system, Kamber said he dent population growth issues in er, he said many residents were oversee the development of the school guidance office. cation this hopes as a board member he will the worst financial climate,” he surprised to learn board member school curriculum and endorsed The deadline for applications year.) Scott be able to convince municipal said. He endorses board plans to Joshua Scarf, who was elected the addition of a course in Man- is April 7 and the awards will be Scott Kamber Kamber leaders that the educational system add classrooms and reconfigure largely because of his architectur- darin Chinese at the high school announced soon thereafter may be a new- is of critical importance to the common areas at the middle and al background, was not a member next year as a broadening of the and presented in June. For more comer to Board of Education pol- character of the community. high school because, he said, the of the Property Committee. non-core curriculum. information, call Nancy Cohen itics, but he’s quick to identify the “Everything the board does has district is short on time, space and “It’s difficult to justify not Future development of the per- at (973) 740-0588 main issue that motivated him to a political effect,” he said. Accord- money. putting him on the Property Com- forming and creative arts is of par- NCJW, Essex County Section, run for a seat on the board. ing to Kamber, just as the school “I’ve heard some people say we mittee,” said Kamber. “Whatever ticular interest to him. is a non-profit organization that It is S-1701, the budget cap law budget affects property taxes, deci- have ‘country club’ schools,” Kam- decision is made should be done in “It reflects certain political deci- works to improve the quality of passed by the state legislature last sions regarding development of the ber said. “I certainly have seen a transparent way.” sions what offerings we make for life for women, children, families summer. downtown area can affect the nothing that resembles a country At the same time, Kamber said students,” he said. and the elderly. “In time, this bill will have a tremendous impact here,” Kamber said last week. “The Board of Edu- cation must deal with it in creative ways.” DON’TREPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... 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The 2005 Millburn High School sor of music Stan West. ‘The five Winter Band Concert currently is bands performed a challenging airing on TV-36. program, living up to the usual The station is presenting the high standard of the Millburn concert Wednesdays and Thurs- music department. The student days at 4:30 p.m. through Thurs- musicians, parents and directors day, April 7. had a wonderful evening and an This year’s Winter Band Con- excellent musical experience.” cert features the concert band, the TV-36 broadcasts on Comcast wind ensemble, the stage band, the channel space, and runs program- symphonic band blue and the sym- ming seven days a week. It is a phonic band white. non-profit, volunteer organization “This concert included the serving Berkeley Heights, Mill- debut of our newest faculty mem- burn-Short Hills, New Providence, ber, Matthew Spatz,” said supervi- Springfield and Summit. School music schedule set for spring A full slate of concerts by sec- Thursday, June 2—Spring Con- ondary school musicians is set for cert, featuring the chorus and spring. orchestra, in the auditorium. All concerts listed below begin Performances at Millburn Mid- at 7:30 p.m. dle School are held in the school Millburn High School concert auditorium. Concert dates are: schedule: Thursday, May 12—Chorus Wednesday, April 6—Pops Con- Spring Concert. cert in the cafeteria. Tuesday, May 24—Spring Con- Thursday, April 21—Evening of cert, featuring the orchestra, wind Photo courtesy of Wyoming School PTO Jazz VI in the auditorium. ensemble and eighth grade band. Wednesday May 25—Spring Thursday, May 26—Spring Con- SWEET SOUNDS— Wyoming School fifth graders Olesia department as part of “Music in our Schools” month. Stu- Concert, featuring the bands, in the cert, featuring the sixth and sev- Bilash, Pamela Perler and Priscila Vindas, from left, try play- dents learned about the idiosyncrasies, history anddevel- auditorium. enth grade bands. ing musical instruments March 9 during a presentation by opment of more than 20 instruments and had the opportu- “Festival Woodwinds,” a group sponsored by the music nity to try playing them. ‘Taste of Italy’ to benefit the Education Foundation Students holding CF walkathon April 10 “Taste of Italy,” a dinner to ben- ferent Italian wines, plus dessert efit The Education Foundation of tasting, coffee and tea. A Cystic Fibrosis Foundation easiest way to pre-register is online $25,000. gene. When two carriers conceive Millburn-Short Hills, will be held The cost for the dinner is $145 Great Strides Walkathon will be at www.cff.org, and sign up as This year, the Cystic Fibrosis a child, there is a one in four at Lilac Restaurant Thursday, April per person and includes tax and held for the second year on Sun- part of one of the Millburn teams. Foundation, an organization chance that their child will develop 21, at 6:30 p.m. gratuities. day, April 10, at the Millburn High Walk-ins also are welcome and founded by a group of parents CF. The event is being organized by Net proceeds from the dinner School track. encouraged to find sponsors and whose children had cystic fibrosis The CF Foundation has been ShopWineAndDine, a local com- will benefit The Education Foun- Participants will sign in at 12:30 join in the two-mile walk. is marking its 50th year. The mis- the catalyst for the tremendous pany specializing in luxury food dation of Millburn-Short Hills. p.m. The walkathon is scheduled Music will be provided by D.J. sion of the foundation is to assure progress made in this disease over and wine tours to Italy. For more information, call (973) to begin at 1 p.m. Priore, and food will be donated by the development of the means to the years. For example, when the The dinner, prepared by Lilac 467-4418, or go to ShopWineAnd- The event is being coordinated local businesses—Kings, LaStrada cure and control CF and to foundation was founded in 1955, chef Adrien Gresnit, features hors Dine’s Web site at www.shop- by Millburn High School sopho- and Cait & Abby’s. improve the quality of life for those children with CF did not live to d’oeuvres, a choice of one of three wineanddine.com and click on mores Bridget Dries, Allison Filepp Proceeds from the walk go to with the disease. In people with attend elementary school. appetizers, a choice of one of four “events” for the complete menu and Colleen Hamm. Their involve- research and development of treat- CF, a defective gene causes the Donations can be sent to the entrees accompanied by three dif- details and reservation form. ment with the Cystic Fibrosis ments for cystic fibrosis, which has body to produce abnormally thick, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 117 Foundation walk was inspired by a no cure. The life expectancy now sticky mucus within the lungs and Kinderkamack Road, Suite 104, Millburn High School sophomore for someone with cystic fibrosis is digestive system. River Edge, 07661. Mention the who has cystic fibrosis (CF), and only 32 years. Organizers hope This leads to frequent, life- Millburn High School Walk Site Display Advertising Deadline by another student whose cousin that with help from walkers and threatening lung infections and dif- on the check’s memo item line. was recently diagnosed with the their sponsors, that one day CF ficulty gaining weight. Ten million Donations also can be made by Friday, 4 p.m. — Call (973) 921-6456 disease. will stand for “Cure Found.” The Americans are unknowing, symp- calling Shannon Barkley at (201) All walkers are welcome. The goal of the walk is to raise at least tomless carriers of the defective CF 457-1800.

High school juniors trade service for DMDA funding A partnership has been formed Millburn during 2005. between Downtown Millburn “There are 350 students in the Development Alliance (DMDA), Junior Class this year and we look the downtown Millburn business forward to their help at upcoming district management organization, DMDA downtown events such as and the junior class at Millburn the Classic Car Show coming up High School. on May 15,” said Debbie Schmidt, On December 1, 2004, class DMDA executive director. officers Daniel Schechner, Presi- The “Miller” bracelets come in dent, Anne O’Leary, Vice Presi- solid blue and tie-dyed blue and dent, Elinor Noble, Treasurer, and sell for $2 each. Becca Wang, Secretary, made a The initial order was for 1,000 presentation to the DMDA Execu- bracelets. Proceeds from the tive Committee requesting funds to bracelet sales will help to fund the help them purchase bracelets to Junior Class Prom and other class sell as a fundraiser for Class of activities. 2006 projects. “We commend the High School The DMDA agreed to donate students for their entrepreneur- Photo courtesy of the Downtown Millburn Development Alliance $480 to the Class of 2006 to fund ship,” said Joan Boiles, DMDA vice the mold for the initial production president. “The businesses in the BUSINESS PARTNERS—Millburn High School Class of 2006 executive director of the Downtown Millburn Development of “Miller” bracelets being sold as a downtown district look forward to officers, from left, Daniel Schechner, president, Elinor Noble, Alliance (DMDA). The DMDA donated money for production class fundraiser. In return for the their involvement in our 2005 Spe- treasurer, Anne O’Leary, vice president, and Becca Wang, of the bracelets, which are being sold as a fund-raiser to donation, the Class of 2006 will cial Events.” secretary, show their “Miller” bracelets to Debbie Schmidt, finance Class of 2006 projects. provide volunteer help for DMDA To purchase a “Miller” bracelet, Special Events held in downtown call Daniel at (973) 379-1253.

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93889 E42086-01 Page A12 Thursday, March 17, 2005 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Trophies for winners of the 25th annual Millburn Library Chess Championship

YOUNG MASTERS— Top finishers in the 5- to-7 age group at the March 5 tournament CHECKMATE!—Pic- are, from left, Alyssa tured with the tourna- Yang, fourth place, ment directors are the Zachary Gold, sec- winners in the 11-to- ond,and Zachary 13 age group. They Vinik, fifth (tie), front are, from left, Clark row; Jake Sauberman, Gredena, sixth place, fifth (tie), Joshua Jeffrey Lai, first, Sahil Gourin, third,and Gupta, third,and Evan Chowdhury, first. Jonathan Wang, fifth, Standing in the rear front row; Pari Asokan, are tournament direc- second,and Arnav tors Scott Massey, Jindia, fourth, middle Michael Wojcio and row. Mark Kerrigan.

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Atlantic City a tough Vassar cager Cerlen makes positive impact Cerlen, them. (2.38 boards per game). By Jim Connelly a 6-2 for- “It was definitely a step up,” said Cerlen was ranked 19th in the town for Podhoretz of The Item ward, shot Cerlen about the transition from Liberty League with an average of course of the 50 percent high school to college ball. “The 8.7 points per contest. By Mike Gesario unpredictable Rachel Cerlen finished among from the play is at a much higher level. “It She twice was Vassar’s single for The Item three-day the leaders in six Liberty League field, made was mentally so exciting to get game scoring leader, including a event. Passaic women’s basketball statistical cat- 79 percent back on the court,” added Cerlen, 14-point performance in a 58-47 Only 336 of New Jersey’s high Valley’s Frank egories in the recently concluded of her foul whose last competitive game came loss to Clarkson University on school wrestlers qualify for the Dugan, who campaign. shots and as a Millburn senior in the winter Feb. 14. Cerlen was the team’s top state tournament. Only 112 take entered the Not bad for a player who averaged of 2003. rebounder on 11 occasions and home medals. Along the way, there tournament missed the entire previous cam- 7. 3 Cerlen was ranked in the top 10 shared the rebounding lead in two are no free passes. Each opponent with a 24-0 paign with a broken clavicle. rebounds in five Liberty League statistical other games. is of top quality. Wrestlers can only record and “Rachel’s play and overall per game. Rachel Cerlen categories. “What I like most about Rachel do their best, and hope the experi- was one of the improvement was one of the She paced The Vassar forward finished is that she is willing to work and ence pays off. Seth top contenders bright spots in the 2004-05 sea- Vassar (6-18, 2-12 Liberty League) second in the league in field goal wants to step up to the challenge,” Such was the case for Millburn’s Podhoretz at 171 pounds, son,” said Vassar College head in field goal shooting percentage, percentage (50 percent), blocked Buonfiglio said. Seth Podhoretz last weekend at lost both of his coach Steve Buonfiglio about the free throw percentage (at least 40 shots (1.46 per game) and defen- “She is only going to get better the annual New Jersey State matches as well. Sometimes a 2003 Millburn High School grad- attempts) and in rebounding. Vas- sive rebounds (4.96 boards per and better as she becomes more Wrestling Championships at his- wrestler who has title hopes has uate. “After missing her entire sar finished seventh in the eight- game). Cerlen was the league’s consistent in executing the little toric Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic trouble bouncing back from an freshman year with a broken clav- team Liberty League. fourth-leading rebounder (7.3 things. Rachel Cerlen is one of the City. Podhoretz, a district and early loss, while other grapplers are icle, Rachel stepped into a void Cerlen appeared in all 24 of boards per game) and finished reasons everyone in our program region champ this winter, made his able to make a run at a third-place and proved to be our go to post.” Vassar’s contests, starting 19 of eighth in offensive rebounding is excited about the future.” second consecutive trip to the state finish with a strong performance in championships to compete with the wrestleback rounds. and against the state’s best in a The Millburn grappler, however, three-day tournament. Events did- will have another chance. He was n’t unfold as he would have liked— a junior this year, and Artigliere he lost to a pair of 140-pounders said the wrestler certainly has what from North Jersey—but the experi- it takes to get to Atlantic City again ence may prove to be a positive next year. The Millburn coach said one for Podhoretz. he is considering beefing up the Podhoretz, Millburn’s top grap- Millers’ schedule a bit next season, pler this season, began his 2005 in order to better prepare any of his state tournament on Friday night wrestlers who may make the trip in the pre-quarterfinal round of the down to Garden State Parkway annual showcase event. Down 4- Exit 38. 1 early in his match against then- “He’s gotten the experience of undefeated Region 2 champ Gene getting down there,” said Artigliere. Palko of Saddle Brook-Glen Rock, “History shows the guys who have Podhoretz narrowed the gap to gotten down there—especially him just one point with a reversal in the going down there twice—the expe- first period’s closing seconds. Palko rience helps. He’s going to use it as controlled the middle period, how- motivation. He uses these losses he ever, and went on to win 12-6. gets as motivation. The following morning in the “He’s a great kid,” continued first round of wrestlebacks, Pod- Artigliere. “He’s definitely self- horetz was eliminated from the motivated, he’s coachable, and I’m tournament because of a 10-1 glad he’s coming back.” defeat to Region 4 runner-up Mike Podhoretz, after finishing third Rohrman of St. Peter’s Prep. at the Region 3 Tournament, wres- “He went down there to win it, tled in the preliminary round of the and I think he had a chance to do state tournament last winter. He that if he wrestled his match,” Mill- lost his first match, and was elimi- burn head coach Mike Artigliere nated from the tournament. He said of his junior 140-pounder. ended his sophomore season with “Unfortunately, I think he had a 31-6 record. trouble bouncing back from that He entered this year’s tourna- first loss. I just don’t think he wres- ment with an undefeated mark, tled his match and it cost him.” and concluded his junior cam- Artigliere agreed Podhoretz paign with a 34-2 record. faced a “bit of a tough draw” in get- Millburn has made a habit of ting Palko in his first match. The sending at least one wrestler to winner was then matched up Atlantic City in recent years. Zach against top-seeded and eventual Tanelli made his fourth straight champ Dan Vallimont of Jefferson. appearance last winter, placing Photo courtesy of Madhura Chacko Then again, said Artigliere, all of third to become the first Millburn SCHOLAR AND ATHLETE—Millburn football coach Car- scholar-athlete representative at the Essex County Chapter the wrestlers at Atlantic City are grappler to medal in the tourna- men Guarino, left, and Ted D’Alessio, right, director of ath- of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of formidable opponents. ment four times. letics, are on hand March 9 to celebrate with Millburn High Fame Scholar-Athlete dinner at Mayfair Farms. Chacko Podhoretz certainly wasn’t the (Mike Gesario is the Verona- only wrestler to be upset during the Cedar Grove Times sports editor.) School senior Ravi Chacko as he is honored as Millburn’s played split end and defensive back on Guarino’s team. Millburn High School’s 2005 schedule for spring sports Freshman baseball Th-28 Chatham H-4:00 Montville# A-4:00 F-22 St. Joseph Reg. H-7:00 Junior varsity girls lacrosse The office of Ted D’Alessio, Mill- F-29 DePaul H-4:00 F-6 Essex Relays! A-TBA S-23 DePaul A-2:00 burn High School’s director of ath- April S-30 Vernon H-11:00 F-13 NHC meet+ A-4:00 T-26 Fair Lawn H-4:00 April letics, has announced the sched- F-1 West Orange H-4:00 May S-14 NHC meet+ A-TBA May S-2 Immac. Heart H-12:30 M-4 Caldwell A-4:00 M-4 Pope John XXIII A-5:30 ules of the school’s spring sports M-2 Butler H-4:00 F-20 Essex meet++ A-TBA T-3 Nutley H-4:00 W-6 Verona A-4:00 W-4 Pequannock A-4:00 S-21 Essex meet++ A-TBA F-6 Clifton A-4:00 W-6 MKA A-5:30 teams with the exception of the F-8 DePaul H-4:00 F-6 St. Elizabeth H-4:00 F-27 State sectional** A-4:00 T-10 Paramus Cath. H-4:00 F-8 Ramapo H-5:30 varsity boys golf and varsity girls M-11 Butler A-4:00 M-9 Montville H-4:00 S-28 State sectional** A-10:00 F-13 Sparta A-4:00 M-11 Montville H-5:30 W-13 Pequannock H-4:00 W-11 Villa Walsh A-4:00 June M-16 Newark Academy H-4:00 W-13 Madison A-5:30 golf teams. Those schedules are still F-15 Delbarton A-4:00 S-16 Montclair H-12:30 being finalized. All schedules are F-13 Madison H-4:00 F-3 State Group 3% A-4:00 F-20 MKA A-4:00 M-18 Montville A-4:00 Th-19 Kearny A-4:00 S-4 State Group 3% A-10:00 T-19 Mountain Lakes H-5:30 subject to change. The 2005 Mill- T-19 Bloomfield H-4:00 $: at Madison Th-21 N. Highlands A-5:30 burn High School spring sports W-20 Bergen Catholic H-4:00 #: at Montville Junior varsity boys M-25 Ridgewood A-5:30 schedule follows: F-22 Madison A-4:00 Freshman softball !: at Livingston W-27 Caldwell H-5:30 M-25 Caldwell H-4:00 +: at Wayne Valley lacrosse May W-27 Verona H-4:00 T-3 Immac. Heart A-5:30 Varsity baseball April ++: at Montclair April F-29 DePaul A-4:00 F-1 West Orange A-4:00 **: at South Plainfield S-2 Caldwell A-12:30 Th-5 Pope John XXIII H-5:30 April May T-5 Bloomfield A-4:00 %: at Egg Harbor Th-7 Wayne Valley H-5:30 T-10 MKA H-5:30 F-1 West Orange A-4:00 M-2 Butler H-4:00 W-6 Verona H-4:00 S-9 Dwt.-Englewood A-Noon Th-12 Ramapo A-5:30 S-2 Summit# H-1:30 W-4 Pequannock A-4:00 F-8 DePaul A-4:00 Varsity boys tennis T-12 Gov. Livingston H-5:30 T-17 Montville A-5:30 M-4 Caldwell H-4:00 F-6 Delbarton H-4:00 W-13 Pequannock A-4:00 Th-14 West Orange H-5:30 F-8 DePaul A-4:00 M-9 Montville H-4:00 M-18 Montville H-4:00 April S-16 Blair Academy A-3:00 S-9 Phil Krug Tourn. H-TBA T-10 Livingston A-4:00 T-19 Union A-4:00 M-4 West Orange A-4:00 T-19 Boonton A-5:30 Freshman girls lacrosse M-11 Butler H-4:00 Th-12 Kearny A-4:00 F-22 Belleville H-TBA T-5 Westfield A-4:00 F-22 St. Joseph Reg. H-5:30 April W-13 Pequannock A-4:00 F-13 Madison H-4:00 W-27 Verona A-4:00 W-6 Delbarton H-4:00 S-23 DePaul A-12:30 F-15 Delbarton H-4:00 M-16 Gov. Livingston A-4:00 F-29 DePaul H-4:00 M-11 Madison H-4:00 M-4 Pope John XXIIII H-4:00 T-26 Fair Lawn H-5:30 W-6 Montclair H-4:00 M-18 Montville H-4:00 F-16 Linden H-4:00 May T-12 Pingry A-4:00 May W-20 Bergen Catholic A-4:00 W-4 Pequannock H-4:00 W-13 Caldwell A-4:00 F-8 Ramapo A-4:30 T-3 Nutley H-5:30 M-11 Montville A-4:00 F-22 Madison H-4:00 M-9 Montville A-4:00 M-18 Montville A-4:00 F-6 Clifton A-5:30 S-23 Bloomfield A-11:00 W-11 Gov. Livingston H-4:00 T-19 Livingston A-4:00 F-15 Montclair A-4:00 Varsity softball T-10 Paramus Cath. H-5:30 T-19 Mountain Lakes A-4:00 M-25 Caldwell A-4:00 Th-19 Kearny H-4:00 W-20 Pequannock H-4:00 F-13 Sparta A-5:30 T-26 MKA A-4:00 April F-20 Gov. Livingston A-4:00 Th-21 Summit A-4:00 Th-21 Vernon A-4:00 F-1 West Orange H-4:00 M-16 Newark Academy H-5:30 M-25 Ridgewood H-4:00 F-29 DePaul H-4:00 M-25 Delbarton A-4:00 F-20 MKA A-4:00 May S-2 Newark Acad. A-11:00 W-27 Madison A-4:00 May M-2 Butler A-4:00 M-4 Caldwell A-4:00 May Th-5 Pope John XXIII A-4:00 F-8 DePaul H-4:00 Varsity boys track T-10 Vernon H-4:00 W-4 Pequannock H-4:00 M-2 Caldwell H-4:00 Freshman boys lacrosse F-6 Delbarton A-4:00 M-11 Butler A-4:00 April W-4 Montville H-4:00 Th-12 Ramapo H-4:30 M-9 Montville A-4:00 W-13 Pequannock H-4:00 M-4 DePaul H-4:00 Th-5 Mountain Lakes A-4:00 April T-17 Montville H-4:00 T-10 Livingston H-4:00 F-15 St. Elizabeth A-4:00 S-9 Dodger Relays$ A-8:30 M-9 Pequannock A-4:00 Th-7 Montville A-4:00 Th-12 Kearny H-4:00 M-18 Montville A-4:00 F-15 Caldwell, Th-12 Essex Tourn. A-TBA S-9 Mountain Lakes H-10:00 F-13 Madison A-4:00 T-19 Union H-4:00 Pequannock H-4:00 S-14 Essex Tourn. A-TBA Th-14 Vernon A-4:30 M-16 Jonathan Dayton H-4:00 W-20 Villa Walsh H-4:00 S-23 Millburn Relays H-TBA F-20 Chatham H-4:00 S-16 Bergen Tech H-10:30 Varsity boys volleyball F-20 Linden A-7:00 Th-21 Collegiate H-4:00 M-25 Butler, Madison$ A-4:00 T-19 Watchung Hills A-4:00 F-22 Madison A-4:00 May April S-21 Newark Acad. H-Noon F-22 St. Joseph Reg. A-4:00 M-4 Barringer H-4:00 #: Phil Krug Tournament M-25 Caldwell H-4:00 M-2 Delbarton, T-26 Fair Lawn A-4:00 T-26 Bloomfield H-4:00 Montville# A-4:00 Th-7 Roselle Catholic A-4:00 Junior varsity boys tennis F-29 Watchung Hills H-4:00 S-9 Clifton Tourn. A-TBA Th-28 Chatham H-4:00 F-6 Essex Relays! A-TBA May F-29 DePaul H-4:00 F-13 NHC meet+ A-4:00 April T-12 Belleville H-4:00 Junior varsity baseball T-3 Nutley A-4:00 Th-14 Paterson E. Side A-4:00 S-30 Vernon H-11:00 S-14 NHC meet+ A-TBA M-4 West Orange H-4:00 F-6 Clifton H-4:00 April May F-20 Essex meet++ A-TBA T-5 Westfield A-4:00 M-18 Livingston A-4:00 T-10 Vernon H-4:30 T-19 John F. Kennedy H-4:00 F-1 West Orange A-4:00 M-2 Butler H-4:00 S-21 Essex meet++ A-TBA W-6 Delbarton A-4:00 Th-12 Montville H-4:00 S-2 Summit# H-1:30 W-4 Pequannock A-4:00 F-27 State sectional** A-4:00 M-11 Madison A-4:00 Th-21 Montclair A-4:00 T-17 Hanover Park H-4:00 M-25 Plainfield A-4:00 M-4 Caldwell H-4:00 F-6 St. Elizabeth H-4:00 S-28 State sectional** A-10:00 T-12 Pingry A-4:00 F-20 MKA H-4:00 F-8 DePaul A-4:00 M-9 Montville H-4:00 June W-13 Caldwell H-4:00 M-28 Paterson E. Side H-4:00 S-9 Phil Krug Tourn. H-TBA W-11 Villa Walsh A-4:00 F-3 State Group 3% A4:00 M-18 Montville H-4:00 May T-3 John F. Kennedy A-4:00 M-11 Butler H-4:00 F-13 Madison H-4:00 S-4 State Group 3% A-10:00 T-19 Livingston H-4:00 Varsity girls lacrosse W-13 Pequannock A-4:00 Th-19 Kearny A-4:00 $: at Madison Th-21 Summit H-4:00 W-4 Montclair H-4:00 F-15 Delbarton H-4:00 #: at Montville M-25 Delbarton H-4:00 April Th-5 Belleville A-4:00 M-18 Montville H-4:00 !: at Livingston W-27 Madison H-4:00 S-2 Immac. Heart H-11:00 F-6 Roselle Catholic H-4:00 W-20 Bergen Catholic A-4:00 Junior varsity softball =: at Wayne Valley May M-4 Pope John XXIII A-4:00 T-10 Montclair H-4:00 F-22 Madison H-4:00 ++: at Montclair M-2 Caldwell A-4:00 W-6 MKA A-4:00 W-11 Livingston H-4:00 S-23 Bloomfield A-11:00 April **: at South Plainfield W-4 Montville A-4:00 F-8 Ramapo H-4:00 M-16 Barringer A-4:00 M-25 Caldwell A-4:00 F-1 West Orange H-4:00 %: at Egg Harbor Th-5 Mountain Lakes H-4:00 M-11 Montville H-4:00 Junior varsity matches follow most T-26 MKA A-4:00 S-2 Newark Acad. A-11:00 F-20 Chatham A-4:00 W-13 Madison A-4:00 varsity matches. F-29 DePaul H-4:00 M-4 Caldwell A-4:00 Varsity girls track S-16 Montclair H-11:00 May F-8 DePaul H-4:00 T-19 Mountain Lakes H-4:00 M-2 Butler A-4:00 M-11 Butler A-4:00 April Varsity boys lacrosse Th-21 N. Highlands A-4:00 Editor’s note: The Millburn High W-4 Pequannock H-4:00 W-13 Pequannock H-4:00 M-4 DePaul, M-25 Ridgewood A-4:00 School boys and girls golf team F-6 Delbarton A-4:00 F-15 St. Elizabeth A-4:00 Mt. St. Dominic H-4:00 April W-27 Caldwell H-4:00 schedules have not released. M-9 Montville A-4:00 M-18 Montville A-4:00 S-9 Dodger Relays$ A-8:30 S-2 Caldwell A-11:00 May T-10 Livingston H-4:00 T-19 Union H-4:00 F-15 Caldwell, Th-7 Wayne Valley H-4:00 T-3 Immac. Heart A-4:00 Th-12 Kearny H-4:00 W-20 Villa Walsh H-4:00 Pequannock H-4:00 S-9 Dwt.-Englewood A-10:00 Th-5 Pope John XXIII H-4:00 F-13 Madison A-4:00 Th-21 Collegiate H-4:00 S-23 Millburn Relays H-TBA T-12 Gov. 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Recreation board Display Advertising Deadline meeting schedule Friday, 4 p.m. — Call (973) 921-6456 at Gero Park The Board of Recreation Com- missioners meets at 8 p.m. on the “Home-that blessed word, which first Wednesday of each month at opens to the human heart the most the Gero Park Recreation Build- perfect glimpse of Heaven” Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. ing, 357 White Oak Ridge Road. -Lydia M. Child Meetings for the remainder of 2005 are scheduled at Gero Park Elizabeth W. Keyloun for April 6, May 4, June 1, July 13, SHORT HILLS Sept. 7, Oct. 5, Nov. 2 and Dec. 7. No meeting is scheduled in August. direct (973) 376-4584 • cell (973) 868-2795 email: [email protected]

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COMFORTABLE ELEGANCE Old Short Hills is the setting for this charming six/seven bedroom, 1910 Colonial that has been lovingly renovated over the last five years. This home features high ceilings, rich moldings, walls of windows, and three fireplaces plus a new 30’x21’ family room with a vaulted ceiling and separate study alcove - just off a bright airy kitchen with granite counters. The master suite includes two walk-in closets, a new double whirlpool tub, steam shower, and twin sinks. A brand new garage, bluestone patio, deck, and large front and back yard with lush landscaping make this fourteen room residence a rare find at $1,950,000 See photos/Virtual Tour at www.karenbigos.com Karen Bigos (973) 376- 4543/Dan Cannizzo (973) 376-2465 Magnificent 5200 square foot cedar shake home. Finest amenities, six bedrooms, 5.1 baths, gourmet kitchen, huge granite center SHORT HILLS island and breakfast area. Wonderful MBS with marble and mosaic bath and sitting area. Finished walk-out basement with sauna and exercise room. $1,999,000

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MINT CONDITION CENTER HALL COLONIAL...... in this Hartshorn section. Four bedrooms, new baths, kitchen/family room, library, and finished rec room. Truly move-in condition! Offered at $1,495,000 Trish Lister (973) 376-5274

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CLASSIC STONE FRONT COLONIAL...... in Glenwood section. Open floor plan, three bedrooms, large family room, close to train, bus, town and schools. Offered at $849,000 Sarah McClanahan (973) 376-2425 One of a kind Stucco Colonial custom home on a private street.

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16 Offices Throughout New Jersey Owned and Operated By NRT Incorporated The monthlyThe monthly mortgage mortgage payments payments quoted quoted in this in ad this are ad to are qualified to qualified buyers buyers buying buying a single a single family family owner-occupied owner-occupied residence, residence, based based upon upon a 20% a 20% downpayment downpayment. The. The payments payments are are calculated calculated using using a a 3-1 3-1 interest interest only only adjustable adjustable rate mortgage mortgage loan loan (ARM) (ARM) with with an an initial initial interest interest rate rate of of 4.750%, 5.125%, and and an an initial initial A.P. A.P.R.R. ofof 4.615%. 5.140%. Payments Payments are are interest interest only only for thefor firstthe first10 years, 10 years, and andfrom from year year11 through 11 through maturity, maturity, amortization amortization is based is based on 20 on years. 20 years. The interest The interest rate is based rate is on based an on an index plusindex a margin, plus a margin, with a with loan a amount loan amount of $500,000. of $100,000. The payment The payment is fixed is fixed for the for first the 3 first years, 3 years, and and because because the theinterest interest rate rate may may change change after after 3 years, 3 years, the thepaymentpayment shown shown may may change change at at the the 4th 4th year year and and annually annually thereafter thereafter subject to applicable margins margins and/or and/or caps. caps. At At each each adjustment, adjustment, the the interest interest rate rate is seist se att 2.5%at 2.5% above above the the index index (margin) (margin) and and it may it may not decrease not decrease or increase or increase more more than 2than percentage 2 percentage points points (cap), (cap), and over and the over life the of the life loan, of the it loan, may not it may increas noteor increaseor decrease more than 6 percentage points (lifetime cap). Figures used herein are approximate and do not include property taxes, or hazard insurance. Interest rates quoted are as of 2/23/05 and subject to change. As an example, on a $500,000 30-year loan with an initial interest rate of 5.125%, the maximum amount that the interest rate can rise under this loan program is 6 percentage points to 11.125%, and the estimated monthly payment for the first 3 years is $2135.42 to a maximumdecrease interest more than payment 6 percentage of $3474.83 points thru (lifetime year cap).Figures 10 (Based on used a Truth herein in are Lending approximate Disclosure and Estimate) do not include and a property maximum taxes, principal or hazard and insurance. interest payment Interest of rates$4808.90 quoted areafter as year of 11/2/04 10. We and are subject not responsible to change. for As typographical an example,errors. on a $100,000 You should 30-year ask about loan with interest an initial rate, interest margin, rate and of other 4.750%, terms the and maximu conditionsm amount before that you the apply.interest Mortgagerate can rise Access under Corp. this loan d/b/a program Weichert is 6 Financial percentage Services, points to Executive 10.750%, Offices, and the 225 estimated Littleton monthly Road, Morrispayment Plains, for the NJ, first 07950. 3 years 1-800-82is $395.839-CASH. Licensedto by a maximumthe NJ Dept. interest of Banking payment and of $895.83Insurance. thru Licensed year 10 Mortgage (Based on Banker a Truth with in Lending the State Disclosure Dept. ofBanking Estimate) in and NY, a CT, maximum and PA. principal Licensed and Lender interest in payment DE, MD, of VA, $933.48 D.C. Equal after Housingyear 10. Lender. We are Weichertnot responsible Financial for Servicestypographical is an affiliateerrors. Youof Weichert, should ask Realtors®. about interestFor y rate,our b margin,enefit, andcons otherider a termscare ander in conditionsreal esta befote. reCa youll 1- apply.800-30 Mortgage1-3000 t Accessoday! Corp. d/b/a Weichert Financial Services, Executive Offices, 225 Littleton Road, Morris Plains, NJ, 07950. 1-800-829-CASH. Licensed by the NJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance. Licensed Mortgage Banker with the State Dept. of Banking in NY, CT, and PA. Licensed Lender in DE, MD, VA, D.C. Equal Housing Lender. Weichert Financial Services is an affiliate of Weichert, Realtors®. For your benefit, consider a career in real estate. Call 1-800-301-3000 today!

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A year later the orga- to a 24-18 victory over the Mon- by Rebecca Finkel with four foul in 32 sports. nization reorganized to include The Millburn Recreation Millburn, Chatham scored in tran- archs Saturday in Millburn Recre- shots, and four assists and three Eighteen sports are offered to other sports and changed its name Department’s seventh grade boys sition for a 47-43 lead. Despite a ation Department fourth grade steals each from Kristina Van male student-athletes. Female stu- to the NJSIAA. basketball team lost a 49-45 heart- Spelman lay-up that brought Mill- girls basketball league semi-final Sant and Anna Sista. breaker to Chatham Sunday after- burn to within 47-45, Chatham fin- action. noon at Guadineer Middle School, ished out the scoring with two free Lindsey Reich scored 10, Isabel Seventh-eighth grade in the semi-finals of the 2005 throws. Manfredonia had four and Claire girls league Springfield Tournament. 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Town residents co-chairing Register by mail for pool, Chamber schedules golf, Newark Bears Cares Day golf, tennis memberships tennis outing for May 16 Planning is in full swing for the help children with acute, chronic The Millburn Recreation tion cards cannot be used until The Millburn-Short Hills Cham- lunch, cocktails and dinner is $290 second annual Bears Cares Day or life threatening illnesses under- Department is now accepting the membership renewal process ber of Commerce has scheduled its per player. The full tennis outing is scheduled for Sunday, May 15, at stand hospital experiences so they mail-in registration only for the is completed. inaugural Golf and Tennis Classic $175 per player. Cocktails and din- Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadi- feel secure. pool, golf and tennis seasons. For further information, read for Monday, May 16, at the Essex ner only is priced at $120 per per- um in Newark. Child Life also provides children Those who held 2004 mem- the application, which was Fells Country Club in Essex Fells. son. A portion of the proceeds will The Newark Bears of the with opportunities to enjoy normal bership must mail in the applica- mailed to all township homes, or The day will begin at 11:30 a.m. be earmarked for community pro- Atlantic League will host the Long life activities such as playing with tion, along with appropriate doc- view the application on the with registration and a barbecue jects. The number of players is lim- Island Ducks at 1 p.m. as part of peers in the playroom and keeping uments and payment to the township’s Web site at lunch. Golf and tennis play begins ited, so reservations will be taken the event benefiting the Child Life up with schoolwork. recreation department, 375 Mill- www.twp.millburn.nj.us. in the at 1 p.m. A cocktail reception, din- on a first-come, first-serve basis. Program at Children’s Hospital of “Bears Cares Day last year burn Ave., Millburn, 07041. “forms” section. ner and awards will complete the For registration, sponsorship or New Jersey at Newark Beth Israel played such a critical role in main- Applicants should not send Call (973) 564-7097 if addi- day. additional information, call Carrie Medical Center, an affiliate of the taining the programs and activities their photo identification card. tional information is required. All levels of golfers and tennis Lemerman or Cindy Miller at the St. Barnabas Health Care System. Child Life could provide to its First-time members must mail players are invited to participate. Chamber of Commerce office at Last year’s inaugural Bears patients,” said event co-chairman in a 1-inch by 1-inch photo. The cost for a full day of golf, (973) 379-1198. 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The Old Guard continues its ics of state, national and world- Department, 435 Essex St., from 2 date of registration from the city or zen parents applying for children’s A processing fee of $30 per March programming today at 11 wide interest. to 8 p.m. to process passports, state of birth or naturalization passports must have a resident’s applicant can be paid with cash, a.m. at the Bauer Community The Millburn Old Guard meets notary oaths, veterans licenses and papers and identification such as a card or valid foreign passport. money order or certified check, Center in Taylor Park with a pro- Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in the file physicians licenses. driver’s license, a governmental The applicant also must have payable to the Essex County Clerk. gram on West Point. George Bauer Community Center Those seeking assistance identification card or a previous two, two-inch square passport With routine processing, pass- Old Guard member Bill Moran in Taylor Park. through the outreach program U.S. passport not more than 15 photos with him at the time of ports are received within six weeks. will present a video about the mil- Feature programs start at 11 should arrive at least 30 minutes years old. application, as well as a Social Those needing expedited service itary academy and lead a discus- a.m. prior to closing time If none of these means of iden- Security number. pay the additional fee, plus sion about West Point. Members are retired and semi- Both parents must be present tification is available, the applicant Effective Feb. 1, all applicants, overnight delivery and receive their On March 24, Carl Mink of the retired men of the township and before a passport is issued to chil- must be accompanied by an iden- including minors, must appear in passports within two weeks. Millburn Camera Shop will dis- surrounding communities. dren under 13 years old. Only one tifying witness who has known the person to obtain a U.S. passport. Those needing passports in less cuss the differences between old- The Old Guard welcomes parent must be present for appli- applicant for at least two years, is a There is a $55 fee for adults, $40 than 14 days—for travel or to obtain fashioned film cameras and the guests to any of its meetings. cants 14 or older. Exceptions may U.S. citizen or resident alien, and for children 15 and under, payable foreign visas—need to make an new digital models. Besides meeting every Thursday, be made in special family or exi- must be able to establish his own at the time the passport application appointment at the Philadelphia He will provide some pointers members organize and participate gent circumstances requiring identity by one of the primary is filed. Allow six weeks prior to the Passport Agency by calling (215) on how to get the best results in many activities, such as bowl- immediate travel, or if one parent means listed above. date of departure for passport pro- 418-5937. For more information from both types and which type is ing, bridge, shuffleboard, golf and has sole authority to obtain the The applicant must have three cessing. about obtaining a passport, call most suited for specific photo tours to interesting sites or events. passport. alternate forms of identification, Payment can be made by mon- (973) 621-4920. shots. Anyone interested in joining On March 31, Old Guard should ask a friend who is a mem- members Al Connellee and Kal ber to bring him to a meeting or Oravetz will lead the current contact membership chairman County clerk registering voters for June primary issues forum, a discussion of top- Doug Reed at (973) 763-4524.

Essex County Clerk Patrick J. Newark. meets any of the following condi- the deadline for applying in person McNally is registering voters for In order to be eligible to register tions: absent from the state on is June 6. the primary election scheduled for with the county clerk, a person Election Day; illness or physical An original signature is required June 7. must be a United States citizen, 18 disability; permanently and totally on the application and faxed The deadline to register for the years old on or before the next disabled; observance of a religious copies are not acceptable. primary election is May 9. election and a New Jersey resident holiday; resident attendance at For more information, contact Voter registration forms may be living in Essex County for at least school, college or university; and the Essex County Clerk’s Office obtained at the municipal clerk’s 30 days. nature of hours of employment. Election Division at (973) 621- office at Town Hall or at the Com- A person may be eligible to vote The deadline for absentee ballot 4923. missioner of Registrations office in via an absentee ballot if he or she applications by mail is May 31, and GOOD MOVE NO-POINT MORTGAGES MORTGAGES RATE APR

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PUBLIC NOTICE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

Registration of voters for the Annual School Board Election will be conducted at the Office of the Commissioner of Registration, 33 Washington Street, First Floor, Newark, New Jersey or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office in the voter’s community, each weekday.

THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER OR TRANSFER FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION IS MARCH 21st, 2005. EVENING REGISTRATION For the convenience of the voter, the Office of the Commissioner of Registration will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on March 21st, 2005. The following Municipal Clerk’s Offices will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.

BELLEVILLE GLEN RIDGE MILLBURN ROSELAND CALDWELL IRVINGTON NEWARK VERONA CEDAR GROVE LIVINGSTON NO. CALDWELL W. CALDWELL FAIRFIELD MAPLEWOOD NUTLEY W. ORANGE

The following Municipal Clerk’s Offices will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. BLOOMFIELD

VOTING REQUIREMENTS To vote, a person must be a citizen of the United States, a resident of New Jersey and Essex County for 30 days, and shall have attained the age of 18 years by Annual School Election Day, March 21, 2005. REGISTRATION BY MAIL Anyone wishing to register by mail can do so by requesting registration forms from the Office of the Commissioner of Registration, 33 Washington Street, First Floor, Newark, New Jersey 07102, or by calling (973) 621-5030 or 621-5031. Harry Trumbore/staff photographer ATTENTION VOTERS WHO HAVE MOVED If you were a registered voter in a municipality of Essex County, and moved to another district and/or municipality of the County but did not submit a change of address to the Essex County Commissioner of Registration, you are entitled to vote in the Annual School Election. Go to the TAKING PRIDE IN THEIR SCHOOL—Deerfield School second Palawat (whose older brother, Yash, is partially visible in the polling place of your new residence. Provisional Ballots will be available but you should first grade teachers Donna Cavanagh, left, and Connie Scutari back) as part of their study of the township. Cavanagh and confirm that you are a registered voter. inspect work posted by their students, from left, Stephanie Scutari discussed their use of differentiated instruction during ASSISTANCE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Persons unable to vote at the polling place due to permanent or temporary physical disability Aris, Sally Morris, Kim Montuoro, Jordan Kaplan and Kunall the Board of Education meeting at the school Monday night. may request an absentee ballot application by telephoning the Office of the County Clerk at (973) 621-4923. The Office of the Board of Elections may be contacted for information regard- ing polling place assignments and assistance to voters who choose to vote at the polling place on Election Day. The telephone number is (973) 621-5070. Pursuant to the provisions of the "Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act of received between 29 and 30 per- of construction change orders struction costs. 1984" a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) is maintained at the Election Division, Parents cent in state aid. Monday night for work still being “That’s really quite small,” she Department of State, Trenton, New Jersey. Persons wishing to utilize this service to obtain Continued from Page A1 general voter information, may do so by dialing 1-800-292-0039. Board member Brenda White completed under the 2002 referen- said. ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS told the audience several architects dum. The board has voted to retain Linda von Nessi tion at a rate of $143 per square interviewed two weeks ago by the In a related matter, Carol Mar- the same architect, Martin Feit- Clerk of the Board foot of instructional space. board to oversee a possible new cus, chairman of the Property lowitz, for the possible building The Item 1293352 Fee $49.88 Zeglarski said for construction building program warned the dis- Committee, reported her commit- program at the secondary schools. March 17, 2005 funded by the bond referendum trict should expect only between tee is reviewing all the change The program would be funded PLANNING BOARD TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN approved by voters in 2002—a 20 and 25 percent of costs in state orders and has determined the by a bond referendum slated to go NOTICE OF HEARING combination of renovation and aid. architect is responsible for .049 before voters in December. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Wednesday, April 6, 2005, or as soon thereafter as the Ap- THE ITEM OF MILLBURN new construction—the district The board approved a number percent of the total additional con- plicant may be heard, at the Millburn Munici- pal Building, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, AND SHORT HILLS New Jersey, the Planning Board will hold a Public Notice Dept. hearing on the application of the undersigned, at which time and place all interested persons 1 Garret Mountain Plaza received for a thermal imager and mechanics area needs major reno- ment, including video and audio will be given an opportunity to be heard. Said mobile data terminals, and the vation on the floors, workbenches tapes, accident reports and finger- meeting will take place at 8:00 PM. The ap- 6th Floor plication is #31 on the Secretary’s calendar. P.O. Box 471 Departments department is awaiting the delivery and tool areas, Galitelli said. printing. The location of the premises in question is Continued from Page A1 situated in the R-3 Zoning District, Block West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 of counter-terrorism equipment He foresees sanitation landfill Committeewoman Mary F. 1505, Lot 13, and is more commonly known as 105 Old Short Hills Avenue, Short Hills (- Call toll-free that can be used at the Mall at charges will be up from $1,346,000 McNett presented a request to Millburn Township), New Jersey. The Appli- 1-888-891-9467, cipal new source of revenue is Short Hills. in 2004 to $1,417,000 in 2005 Essex County treasurer Paul Hop- cant seeks preliminary and final site plan ap- proval for subdivision of the one lot into two press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. expected from inspection of home The department also received because of increases in tipping fees kins, who attends township meet- lots, bulk variances from the requirements of or e-mail to minimum lot frontage (and lot width), and alarms, as a result of fee increases funding for drunk driving enforce- and surcharges. ings as a liaison from the county, waiver of the Environmental Impact State- publicnotices@ approved last year. ment, seat belt inspections, child The requested budget for the from the Environmental Commis- ment; together with any other variances or northjersey.com waivers that the Board may deem applicable (text or Word format preferred) The department has received a car seat safety inspections and bul- shade tree department remained sion. She said commission mem- or necessary that may arise during the course $153,000 grant under the Fire- let-resistant vests. Boegershausen’s the same as last year’s, at $461,700. bers are concerned that the South of the hearing on this application. Fax numbers: A copy of said application and documents is 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 fighters Assistance Grant Program presentation noted officials are still Capital equipment requests Mountain Reservation is not on file with the Township Engineer and Sec- retary of the Planning Board and may be in- through the Office of Homeland awaiting word from the state’s included a new sanitation load- closed at night and is subject to lit- spected between the hours of 8:30 AM and Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, by all inter- Security, according to the chief. Office of the Attorney General on packer, a high ranger bucket truck tering. ested parties prior to said meeting. for Thursday edition The grant will provide for the an additional $200,000 grant for and a wheel loader. She asked that county officials Vadim Khidekel By: LAWRENCE LEVITT, ESQ. installation of a complete fire communication upgrades. In other business at Tuesday look into installing gates on the Levitt & Cerciello, ESQS When submitting a public notice alarm and sprinkler system The presentations also allowed night’s session, the Township Com- property, and Hopkins said he Attorneys for Applicant advertisement, please indicate the The Item 1301430 name of the publication in which you throughout both firehouses, as well department heads to discuss their mittee introduced an ordinance would convey the message. Fee $17.20 March 17, 2005 wish to place the ad, and your as a dry standpipe system in the manpower, operations and train- establishing new areas for fire Proclamations were issued des- requested run date(s). Also provide PUBLIC NOTICE headquarters hose tower that can ing programs. The fire department lanes. The Committee also passed ignating March as American Red "Take notice that Janet Cady & Jeffrey Da- billing name, address, telephone be used for department and region- is up to its full complement, with on final reading an ordinance Cross Month and April as Organ vidson have applied for: number, and daytime telephone _ Historic Site or District Demolition Permit (if different). Prepayment required Historic District Construction Permit al training. 47 members, Roberts said. The increasing administrative fees for and Tissue Donor Awareness from the Historic Preservation Commission of unless previously credit-approved. In addition, an Americans with police department roster is full, materials from the police depart- Month. the Township of Millburn for property located at 49 Linden Street, appearing on the official Line rate: Disabilities Act grant from Essex with 51 sworn officers, according maps as Lot 5, Block 308 Millburn Township, with hearing scheduled at the meeting on 43¢ County provided $83,000 to reno- to Boegershausen. April 7, 2005 slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. in A notarized affidavit will automatically vate a restroom in the main fire- Pete Gallitelli, superintendent of the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, be mailed to advertiser certifying proof New Jersey. The requested regulatory opin- house, the chief said. the Department of Public Works, Conservancy seeks ions are for: of publication within five business days. Exterior demolition work and the construction For a number of years, the fire submitted a budget request that of a one story family room, construction of a Fee $20 department has joined with the asked for a $30,000 increase for deck, replacement of windows, and installa- tion of a new door. Check public notices online at police department and the Mill- roads, up from $256,300 for last guidance in using The papers relating to this application are on northjersey.com or file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- njpublicnotices.com burn-Short Hills Volunteer First year. In addition, he asked for ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 Aid Squad in seeking a Homeland $9,000 more for the snow budget— 0001260284-01 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Security Grant to update the radio from $236,000 in 2004 to Green Acres funding Janet Cady & Jeffrey Davidson system although, Roberts said, “I $245,000 in 2005—due to an Applicants The Item 1293687 LEGAL NOTICE never saw any money come out of increase in the price of rock salt. ment and restoration and manage- Fee $12.04 On March 7, 2005, the Board of Adjustment the application.” The superintendent also asked By Patricia Harris ment plan (LIARMP), is a master March 17, 2005 of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, of The Item memorialized the Approval of application of Boegershausen brought in an for a $14,200 increase for sewers— plan based on research and evalu- Valery & Margarita Lemchuk, 25 Seminole Way, to erect addition on the site. operating budget request for the from $149,800 to $164,000—due to ation of the current landscape and The determination of said Board is now on file in the office of the Board Secretary and is police department of $460,850 rising costs in utilities, fuel and Even as they seek additional infrastructure condition, its man- available for inspection during normal busi- compared with last year’s request- chemicals. Garage and car costs, funds for restoration of the South agement and use. The yearlong ness hours. Helen S. Merle ed amount of $432,000. More he estimated, would rise from Mountain Reservation, members process will develop treatment rec- Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment The Item 1301389 money is being sought for uniforms $61,100 in 2004 to $82,000 in of the South Mountain Conser- ommendations for vegetation, Fee $6.45 and special operations, including 2005 because of an increase in the vancy are considering the best way wildlife and building and struc- March 17, 2005 the accident investigation unit. costs of petroleum products and to spend those funds. tures, and will be divided into a The chief said donations to the parts. The nonprofit group worked five-year plan and a 10-year plan, department last year were an Public buildings and grounds closely with Essex County officials Cohen said. armored van and ballistic helmets will require a $36,360 increase— last year to secure $500,000 in Engineers are currently taking for the Emergency Service Unit, a from $225,740 in 2004 to $262,100 funds for the restoration project inventory of the reservation’s con- digital video camera, an Epson in 2005—due to increasing utility through the state’s Green Acres dition, with field visits, pho- THEY ARE YOUR SCHOOLS graphics printer and a video pro- costs and needed repairs to the program, which the county tographs and mapping of features jector. Equipment grants were department’s garage and roof. The matched with another $500,000. such as culverts that are above IT IS YOUR COMMUNITY The group has again applied for grade, according to Cohen. The $500,000 from Green Acres this planners also looked at historic On Friday, Marrone was busy year, with the expectation that the plans and documents to research Eatery showing off his 85-seat facility, dec- county will match the amount. original designs for the reservation. Continued from Page A1 orated with an open stone hearth, The conservancy also made an Assessment of the vegetation BEBE wood paneling and upholstered appeal last summer to Essex Coun- will begin in mid to late April, she chairs. At the rear, overlooking the ty officials to develop a long-range added. RESPONSIBLE!RESPONSIBLE! to go after numerous other restau- golf course, is a full-service bar. He plan that will guide the expendi- The engineering firm also is rants around the country that have said he and his wife, Mary, spent a ture of funds received through the developing Phase I of an improve- adopted the name The Four Sea- lot of time and money fixing up a Green Acres program. The county ment plan, covering trail recon- sons or The Fore Seasons. dilapidated wooden clubhouse subsequently hired a professional struction and drainage improve- Marrone said he has not gotten dating from 1926. engineering firm to produce the ment in priority areas set by repre- BEBE his attorney involved, and he is The restaurant is open year- plan, at a cost of approximately sentatives of the conservancy and now going to wait for a response round, six days a week for lunch $140,000, and engineers began county officials, Cohen said. from the Four Seasons representa- and dinner and offers live enter- working on the plan in January, Three trails—the Rahway River INFORMED!INFORMED! tives. In the meantime, however, tainment, including a six-piece jazz according to Dennis Percher, a Trail, between South Orange and he has taken his case to the media. band the last Thursday of every conservancy board member and Glen avenues, Maple Falls Trail He contacted the Star-Ledger, month. the group’s publicity director. and Sunset Trail—as well as areas which published a story about the Marrone said his restaurant “It’s absolutely fantastic,” between the trails are to be School News dispute, and within 24 hours, six offers a steak for $26, compared to Percher said last week of the coun- improved. Local Sports television news stations and the the $55 price tag for a comparable ty’s commitment to develop a long- Work could include redefinition Community News New York Post sent reporters and meal at the Four Seasons in New range plan for the reservation, a of trail beds, removal of debris in $ 00* cameramen to his restaurant. York City. 2,047-acre parkland that lies par- culverts and drainage swales next ONLY 26. Your community newspaper tially within the township. to the trails and reinforcement of *Yearly billing cycle out of county Members of the conservancy slopes. Cohen said the project is mailed to your home delivery slightly higher. and others will have a chance to should go out to bid by the end of every Thursday. in the attic and caused extensive hear about the plan at the conser- May.

Ice damage to the front of the resi- vancy’s annual meeting Tuesday at The engineer said her under- E41339-01 Continued from Page A1 dence. 7 p.m. in the Education Confer- standing is that the conservancy After they determined no live ence Room at the Turtleback Zoo plans to seek Green Acres funds Subscribe to The Item of Millburn and Short Hills today! bend near the intersection with wires were present around a tree in West Orange. for four years, in which case there Sagamore Road, and on Millburn that fell across White Oak Ridge Heidi Cohen, landscape archi- would be four phases of the The Item of Millburn and Short Hills home delivery order form Avenue near the junction with Road, firefighters cut the tree into tect and professional planner with improvement plan. Undercliff Road. pieces and removed it. Professional Planning and Engi- Percher is hopeful enough of the Name ______While police dealt with traffic At other sites, however, DPW neering (PPE) Corp., based in master plan will be completed for Address ______accidents around the township, a Shade Tree workers, utility com- Newark and Cedar Knolls, is planting to commence in late fall. City ______State______Zip ______large number of trees downed by pany personnel or private contrac- scheduled to describe the plan. The Maplewood resident also said Phone______gusting winds created headaches tors were needed to clear trees that Cohen said this week her firm initial estimates by the conservan- Annual subscription rate: $26.00 for township firefighters. fell during the night on houses on has been engaged to complete two cy called for $3.77 million in Circle one: Visa MC AmEx Disc Check Money Order Parts of a large tree that fell Glen Avenue, Joanna Way, Byron projects. The first, called a land- improvements for the reservation. against a residence on Northern Road and Jefferson Avenue. scape and infrastructure assess- Account# ______Expires ______Drive around 7:11 p.m. split rafters Signature______The Item of Millburn and Short Hills: 114 Valley Road, Montclair, NJ 07042 Ph 973/233-5005 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 17, 2005 Page B11

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Pools Pups, exceptional litter, û û chairs, mail slots, locks, Companions 1670 sinks & vanities, light fix- Req’s good typing, phone ties and revenue by solicit- 111AA Antiques & Residential tures, hot water heaters, www.genesishcc.com are open 7 days a both parents champions, saddles, closet interiors, Accept all Major Credit Cards. skills and basic Word. ing business from other week, weekdays OFA- clearances, $1200, Antiques Wanted handyman jobs. 30 yrs exp 130 Hackensack St., tile & more. Free ests qual- Must also be able to priori- media in the market. Will Housekeeper/Companion Retail Sales F/T P/T 1:00pm-7:00pm and (845)246-0657 “CASH PAID!!“ Free Est.- (973)731-7584 East Rutherford ity work, refs. Mark 973- tize to meet deadlines. 15 answer inbound calls & L/I L/O Eldercare.Discount- New Lady’s Shoe Store, weekends 11:00am- Furniture • glass • silver Call 201-438-6771 893-1333 cell 464-5301 hours per week, flexible make outbound calls to ed Rates. 908-727-0509 Millburn. F: 201-567-3753, 7:00pm. Salary range Pet Services 1235 toys• paintings• mason jars schedule. If interested, generate new business. Carpet Cleaning 1610 û T: 973-376-0500 $6.50-$8.50 per hour. postcards • fountain pens Polish Referral Service Inc PAINTING PLUMBING email resume to Must have strong comm May 28-September 5. Etc. 973-208-1261 Live in hse/care for Elderly Floors 1795 Carpentry, Tile & Masonry [email protected] Retail Sales skills, 1-2 yrs related exp & A WALK IN THE PARK Dries Quickly, Patented Cell 973-641-9780 AAAA Old Stuff Wanted! Lic/Bonded 908-689-9140 m reference "Clerk Typist" PT/FTseeks Manager or type 40 wpm. M, Tu, W & By Jennifer. Dog walking & System, Color Dye Repairs or (973)340-5633 WSI Lifeguards Toys, Dolls, Pottery, Furn FLOOR INSTALLATIONS in subject line. Sales Associate for trend F, 1p-6p & Thu, 2p-7p. pet sitting services. 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PSEG Violations Corrected PART TIME resume to Rocco Gallo at Immediate Openings. Join experience and be 973-790-0632 All Types of Masonry Place an ad today! [email protected] or our winning team. We of- able to work well with Restoration/Waterproofing Terrific Part-Time fax (201) 457-2501. When fer a base salary, incentive the public and co- Musical Instruments 1335 201-444-8400 or 973- Opportunities!! sending resume, please program, flexible hours, workers along with pos- 228-2022 or 973-325-2120 mention "Montclair or Call Mr. A 973-844-1202. sessing good leader- ADVERTISING Kinnelon" in email or cover ship skills. Duties in- PIANO, Baby Grand, clude supervising staff, 1655 INSIDE SALES letter. EOE TEMPORARIES Hallet & Davis. 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Will per week on weekends West Paterson, der coated aluminum time & corners.References answer inbound calls & Register Today and and holidays from NJ $150. (973)783-7499 * Same person - always make outbound calls to You Could Be May 28 through Sep- Montclair- Moving Sale generate new business. North Jersey Media Group Working Tomorrow!!! Sat & Sun 3/19 & 3/20 11yrs exp.Barbara or Peter seeks a Classified Sales tember 5. $300-$525 Tickets 1345 Must have strong comm per week. 10-3pm 11 Clarendon Pl 201-274-3506 skills, 1-2 yrs related exp & Rep II to maximize recruit- Off Belleville Ave. Bloom- ment advertising sales by Secretaries "A HAPPY HOME!" type 40 wpm. M, Tu, W & Assistant Pool PRAIRIE Home Compan- field Victorian Home Furn. F, 1p-6p & Thu, 2p-7p. soliciting business from Word Processors ion Town Hall, NYC for every Rm Must Sell! JANINA’S CLEANING other media in the market. Managers HOME, APT, OFFICE Please forward resume to Receptionists Must be able to work 4/23/05 4 orchestra seats. Rocco Gallo at Will answer inbound calls Want to trade for 4/2, 4/9 UPPER Montclair SPECIALIST ~ Excl Refs & make outbound calls to Data Entry well with the manager, / (973)340-3090 / [email protected] or the public and co- or 4/16 orchestra seats. 480 Valley Rd Apt A-9, call (973) 569-7320. EOE generate new business. Lite Industrial 973-744-8202 Sat March 19. 10-4 Lots of Must have strong comm workers along with pos- Apt/House/small ofc. quali- sessing good leader- good stuff.Bookcases, furn ty srvce, exp w/ref, free est PART TIME skills, 1-2 yrs related exp & We Offer Direct Deposit, General Merchandise 1350 rugs, kitchenware books. type 40 wpm. M, Tu, W & Vacation/Holiday Pay ship skills. Duties in- & Insurance 973-478-8246 Terrific Part-Time clude direct assistance Best offer on most items. F, 9:30a-6p & Thu, 10:30a- EVERYTHING MUST GO ! For information on our low Opportunity 7p. Please forward resume We are not a chain. We to the manager as di- ARTWORK-New Artist Brazilian rected. Must be able to 20 Finished Paintings for Questions? Call Charlie advertising prices call DISTRICT to Rocco Gallo at take a personal interest in (973)953-6403. housecleaning [email protected] or YOU! work a minimum of 35 Sale, simple but interesting ADVISOR hours per week on Cell # (973)342-8642 clean your house / office, 1-877-517-3343 call (973) 569-7320. EOE Á Kinnelon, NJ weekends and holi- VERONA - Fri 3/18, reliable /resp gd Ref’s. 0001291974-01 North Jersey Media Group SALES days from May 28 Bedroom Set, 2 Piece 9am-2pm, Sat, 3/19, 9am- 973-477-5082 Great Condition, 1 8ft 4pm. 25 Morningside Rd seeks district advisor to 28 Bloomfield Ave. through September 5. Brazilian Woman HUGE GROWTH Dresser, Other is 7 Drawer (off Lakeside) Too much North Jersey Community Classifieds maintain home delivery & Pine Brook, NJ 07058 $250-$400 per week. House Cleaning, Offices & POTENTIAL High Boy & Big Mirror, to mention. Á single copy customer serv- 973-575-4211 Apartments Call Rafaella ice, collections & delivery in established territory!! Best Offer (973)744-7255 your local source 1-800-818-TEMP Cashiers 862-368-4269 standards for the Subur- REAL ESTATE Must have previous ban Trends. Will contract cashiering experience, CLEANING BY MAGDA carrier force, assist with SALES Youth LaCrosse be proficient in math Home & Office , Reliable! marketing, promote sales ASSOCIATE Coach and be able to commu- $ Reasonably Priced $ initiatives, & make occa- West Paterson, 5th grade boys. Spring nicate well with the Call (973)268-1171 sional customer deliveries. 2005. LaCrosse experi- public. Duties include Ads appear in print and on our Requires good map read- NJ handling admission CLEANING BY MAGDA website at www.northjersey.com North Jersey Media Group ence required. Contact ing skills, valid driver’s li- fees during public Home & Office , Reliable! seeks a sales rep to sell Verona LaCrosse at cense & own transporta- swim times, answering $ Reasonably Priced $ Classified Department: 1 Garret Mountain Plaza • PO Box 471 • West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 real estate advertising 973-239-4596 tion. Must be detailed ori- the telephone and giv- Call (973)268-1171 space in a Bergen County ented & effective commu- ing information. Must territory. Duties include nicator. Newspaper exp. & be able to work week- outside sales, cold calling, ability to speak Spanish a ends and holidays MERCHANDISE FOR SALE process ads, & assist ac- plus. Call Cory Cadrain at from May 28 through count executives. Previous (973)283-5605 or September 5. $5.65- related exp. preferred. If you have an item to sell for less [email protected]. $7.25 per hour. Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30am- new EOE 5pm. Send resume to Pool Attendants than $100 we’ll run your 3 line Pet Sitter/dog walker Rocco Gallo at [email protected] or career Must be able to take di- For as needed basis. rection from managers classified ad for $9.99 for 2 weeks Essex Cty only. Pet fax to (201) 457-2501. When sending resume, Theroadtoamore and work well with oth- Watchers 973-228-7385. ers. Duties include gen- Lv.Msg please mention "Sales As- rewarding career is in the All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad sociate" in email or cover eral maintenance in & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. Physical Therapist letter. EOE Employment Section and around facility and of the classifieds. assisting the manag- One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales Busy outpatient orthopedic ers as directed. Must SALES Filled with top jobs in No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample physical therapy practice be able to work week- time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a REPUTATION ends and holidays located in lower Bergen a wide range of total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS County seeks experience A good reputation isn’t industries, the classifieds from May 28 through Physical Therapist to join given, it is earned. We September 5. $6.24- Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) our growing practice. Can- chose Prudential based give you career $8.32 per hour. didate must be reliable. on the company’s ideas and inspiration and mail to: The Montclair Times, The Item of Millburn Full time position with ben- outstanding reputation. so you can choose Apply: Township of and Short Hills, Verona-Cedar Grove Times We like working with Montclair, Human Re- efits avail. including 401K. Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, Fax resume 201-933-9958 people with ethics and a direction and go! sources Department, those that value their 205 Claremont Ave- PO Box 471, West Paterson, New Jersey 07424-0471 POLISH CLEANING clients and their nue, Montclair, NJ Honest & reliable. Clean agents. If you are think- 07042. The Township Please run my classified ad as follows: houses, apts, condos, ing of making a change of Montclair is an Affir- ofcs, lndry, ironing. Good and/or a new career in mative Action/Equal Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces refs. Ins’d. 973-571-0660 real estate please Opportunity Employer. per line. 3 lines minimum. REAL ESTATE consider calling us. ______PERSONAL ASST. Millburn ______FT responsible person needed to assist busy top Barbara Weiss Employment Services 1090 ______Phone # ______Producing Agent. Duties Sales Mgr Name ______include Cust. service, gen- 973-467-3883 eral office, meeting inspec- Prudential New Jersey tors & contractors, comput- The ads that appear Address ______Properties er skills, etc. Must be under this classification are An independantly City______Zip ______RELIABLE, FLEXIBLE, not offers of employment. owned and operated and have own transporta- In some cases they ask for member of the Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card tion. RE license req.-will money. We ask that our Prudential Real Estate assist. Downtown Short readers use good judg- J Mastercard J Visa J Discover J AmEx Affiliates, Inc. Hills. Call or email: ment when responding to victoria-carter@burgdorff ∫ these ad. Number# ______Exp Date ______.com or 973-376-6794 0000112507-01 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 17, 2005 Page B13

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