Volume117 Number 14 THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 2004 75 Cents Collection Day Foes of Stop & Shop appeal court decision

By Harry Trumbore summer of 2002. cific terms. However, the papers of The Item Royal Ahold, the Dutch con- filed last month by Village Su- glomerate that owns the Stop & permarkets and Millburn Town- In the latest round of legal Shop chain of supermarkets, ap- ship both maintain the site plan wrangling over a proposed su- pealed the ruling to the Superior application failed to provide a permarket on Millburn Avenue, Court Law Division. Pisansky’s safe environment at the super- opponents of a plan to build a ruling overturned the zoning market and ask the Appellate Di- Stop & Shop supermarket on the board decision. vision to examine whether Pisan- site of the Saks Fifth Avenue Pisansky ruled the board was sky substituted his own judgment building filed appeals two weeks arbitrary and capricious in its de- for that of the zoning board. ago to reverse a recent court cision. The papers filed on behalf of ruling permitting construction “The Appellate Division will Village Supermarkets state, plans to move forward. review our filings,” James Delia, “Judge Pisansky erred by not Attorneys for the township, the attorney representing the recognizing Stop & Shop’s fail- Village Supermarkets (ShopRite) township, said this week, “then ure to meet (an ordinance) which and the Colonial Association, a they will send us a briefing requires an applicant, among Springfield Township civic schedule.” The parties would other things, to provide for the group, filed their appeals with have perhaps three or four more safe, adequate, and convenient the Appellate Division of the months to prepare briefs for the ingress and egress of vehicles state Superior Court. court, according to Delia. and pedestrians.” The parties are contesting the Township attorney Roger The papers also contest the Jan. 20 ruling by Superior Court Clapp said the after briefs are right of Pisansky to grant condi- Judge John Pisansky that the filed, “we will have oral argu- tions that were spelled out by the Springfield Zoning Board of Ad- ments.” Neither Clapp nor Delia zoning board’s chairman and justment had unreasonably would speculate on how long it meant to be implemented had the denied the site plan application will take the Appellate Division application been approved in Sue Zeilnhofer/staff photographer to build the supermarket. to render a decision, but Clapp 2002. EYE ON THE PRIZE—In photo above, township youngsters don’t need much coaxing After approximately eight said he expects the whole ap- The zoning board has not ap- as they search for eggs Saturday during the annual Easter egg hunt in Taylor Park. years of hearings and legal deci- peals process “will take approxi- pealed the Pisansky decision, Below, 6-year-old Liam Ferrer, left, scans the horizon for eggs while 3-year-old Sophia sions and appeals, the Spring- mately a year.” and Delia said a motion to inter- Scuzzari gets close to the ground for her eggs. Both children are township residents. field zoning board rejected the The briefs will spell out the See additional photo, Page B14. site plan application in the parties’ grievances in more spe- Continued on Page B10 Officials develop survey to assess lane changes

By Patricia Harris a parking violation officer or the pay a fee. “We’re making it of The Item drop box outside Town Hall. easier for everyone,” said Sgt. Only those forms with a name Peter Eakley, head of the police Now that traffic barrels are in and/or telephone number will be department’s traffic bureau. place and Millburn Avenue has considered, Gordon also said. If township officials deem the been temporarily narrowed from That provision was added to experiment to be successful, the three to two lanes in the down- avoid any one person submitting township will replace the traffic town, township officials are multiple surveys and skewing the barrels with wider sidewalks at a seeking feedback on their three- results. future date. week experiment. The township’s lane narrowing In developing the survey, A survey developed in cooper- is part of township officials’ ef- Gordon worked with township ation with the Downtown Mill- forts to explore measures to in- resident Dan Baer, a volunteer burn Development Alliance crease pedestrian safety and with the DMDA who is a plan- (DMDA) is being distributed at reduce vehicle speed throughout ning specialist, according to Pat Town Hall and in stores through- the downtown district. The ex- Holden, DMDA executive direc- out the downtown district, and periment began Monday and will tor. The survey asks respondents residents and users of the down- continue through Thursday, April for the number of times they town are being asked to provide 22. travel on Millburn Avenue in the their comments. In addition, a Traffic barrels have been set up downtown area, their primary hotline has been established to off the curb line on both sides of purpose for using the avenue and provide additional information, Millburn Avenue between Main their characterization of travel and comments can be registered Street and Lackawanna Place re- and the shopping experience on by calling (973) 921-8815. ducing the lanes from three to the avenue prior to the lane All information will be kept two. Parking spaces have been change. In addition, the survey strictly confidential, according to marked off outside the barrels, probes respondents’ impression Timothy P. Gordon, the town- and loading zones have been pro- of the effect of the lane change ship’s business administrator. vided on both sides of the street. on the traffic flow and shopping The survey must be returned by In addition, parking meters opportunities, as well as on Saturday, April 24, by mail or fax along the stretch have been to Town Hall or by returning it to bagged so users will not have to Continued on Page B10 Town pays pension bill after hiatus of 7 years

By Patricia Harris the funds for the seven-year crease another 20 percent of the of The Item period. Those legislators sus- full amount until, in year five, the pended payments in an attempt full amount of the obligation is For the first time in seven to provide residents of New being paid. For the township, years, the township has made a Jersey some property tax relief, that amount will be $824,490 contribution into a pension with the rationale that huge gains toward the PFRS, Gordon said. system for its employees, which in the stock market during the To put the figure in perspec- is administered by the state. 1990s caused the pension funds tive, he said each tax point A payment of $164,898 was to be more than fully funded. charged homeowners in the made into the Police and Fire Now those Wall Street gains township yields about $564,000, Retirement System (PFRS) by have evaporated, and the legisla- and the initial payment of the April 1 deadline, according to ture approved a five-year phase- $164,898 to the PFRS is equiva- Timothy P. Gordon, the town- in plan as a way for municipali- lent to one-quarter of a tax point. ship’s business administrator. ties and school boards to ease By the time the township is Next year, on April 1, the town- back into paying their obliga- paying the full amount of its ship and the Board of Education tions to the various pension obligation, the cost of the pen- will make their first payments plans. sion contribution might add a into the Public Employees’ Re- Each of the first payments are penny and a half to a homeown- Jim Connelly/staff photographer tirement System (PERS). only for 20 percent of the er’s tax rate. Last year’s tax rate NEW LOOK TO MILLBURN AVENUE—Two travel lanes, wider parking spaces and bagged State legislators prohibited the amount owed to the two funds, was $1.85 per $1,000 of assessed parking meters greeted motorists and pedestrians on the stretch of Millburn Avenue between township and school board from and each year the amount being Main Street and Lackawanna Place Monday morning. The thoroughfare was re-striped from making yearly contributions into paid by local taxpayers will in- Continued on Page B10 three lanes to two overnight Saturday.

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By Harry Trumbore the residence. When they ar- By Harry Trumbore right lane, police said. of The Item rived, firefighters found all of of The Item There were no apparent injuries the occupants had evacuated the and Levavy was cited for failure Township firefighters report building. Township police report acts of to stop or yield. high winds that swept through According to reports, the courtesy may have inadvertently A 2003 Sentra was reported the region Sunday and Monday homeowner was cleaning the contributed to two motor vehicle stolen from the driveway of a were responsible for uprooting stove and became ill. Firefight- accidents Saturday. Main Street residence Sunday at two trees that brought down ers inspected the stove and re- Police said Radi Rice, 18, of 6:51 p.m. utility lines. ported no problem with the gas Irvington was driving southbound A toppled maple tree was re- line, but the burners would not on Morris Turnpike at 9:53 a.m. ported Sunday on Walnut light. The homeowner was in- Saturday and was waiting to Corrections Avenue at 10:30 p.m. Accord- structed to have the stove ser- make a left turn onto Farley Place ing to reports, the falling tree viced and firefighters insisted when an unidentified driver in the In its April 1 issue, The Item pulled down power, cable and the first aid squad check the northbound left lane stopped to reported Roy Kirch Jr. stated at television lines to several resi- homeowner as a precaution. allow Rice to make the turn. the March 29 Board of Educa- dences in the vicinity. A reported odor of gas According to police, as Rice tion meeting, he paid approxi- The roadway was blocked off brought firefighters to an apart- pulled across the northbound mately $13,000 annually in Harry Trumbore/staff photographer to traffic and township Shade ment building at the east end of lanes, his car collided with a vehi- taxes. Kirch meant to say he esti- TOWN HERO—Millburn Fire Department Capt. Bruce Hor- Tree workers were called to the Millburn Avenue the night of cle driven by Antonio Marino, 61, mated $13,000 to be the school’s necker last month was awarded the Carnegie Medal for hero- scene. Firefighters stayed at the March 31. Firefighters said a of Millington, who was driving portion of his taxes for the ism. Hornecker received the honor for his actions in Novem- site until workers from the strong cooking odor on the north in the right lane. coming year and that the figure ber 2002, when he rescued an elderly woman from a burning power company arrived to re- second floor could be traced to No one was injured and both represented approximately 50 apartment building on Main Street. store power to the street. a first floor apartment. Howev- drivers were able to drive from percent of his expected total of A tree falling on Marion er, there was no indication of a the scene. Police cited Rice for $26,000. Avenue Monday at 12:40 p.m. gas leak. failure to stop or yield. Due to incorrect information brought down power lines and One of the occupants of a Police said approximately three provided to The Item, the grade Firefighter awarded closed the thoroughfare for second floor apartment was ad- hours later, Sue Ellen Levavy, of Millburn High School junior more than an hour. Firefighters ministered oxygen and the 58, of Maplewood, was driving varsity boys lacrosse player were on the scene for approxi- apartment was vented to bring southbound on Morris Turnpike Adam Kadet appeared in error in Carnegie citation mately an hour while workers in fresh air. and was waiting to make a left an article in the April 1 issue. from the Shade Tree Depart- A reported power outage at turn near Cleveland Place when Kadet is a sophomore. By Harry Trumbore Essex County, the New Jersey ment removed the tree and Bloomingdale’s drew firefight- an unknown driver stopped and The grades of Millburn High of The Item Fire Chiefs’ Association and the JCP&L workers restored ers to The Mall at Short Hills waved for her to make the turn. School ice hockey players Jamie state Firemen’s Mutual Benevo- power. shortly after 10 p.m. March 30. When she did, police report, her Harrison and Matt Fern were re- One of the nation’s highest ci- lent Association. Firefighters assisted mem- Although reports said there was car collided with a car driven by ported incorrectly in an article in tations for bravery was awarded Hornecker said Millburn Bat- bers of the Orange Fire Depart- smoke in the storeroom and an Newark resident Nicole L. Sa, the March 18 issue. Harrison is a March 18 to township resident talion Chief Richard Pressl nom- ment March 29 in fighting an odor of electrical equipment 22, who was driving north in the sophomore and Fern a junior. Bruce Hornecker, who in No- inated him for the Carnegie afternoon fire in a commercial could be smelled, firefighters vember 2002 rescued an elderly Medal. Award recipients also re- building. For two hours, town- were unable to immediately woman from a burning apart- ceive a grant of $3,500. ship firefighters directed hand- detect the source. ment building. “I never expected to win one,” lines at the front of the building The search, according to re- Hornecker, a captain with the he said and made the point the and relieved other firefighters ports, was hampered by the fact The Adler Benjamin Partnership Millburn Fire Department, was medal is primarily awarded to where necessary, reports said. there was no auxiliary power to Sue Adler one of 19 individuals from the civilians. Because he was off- A motor vehicle accident the store, even after firefighters Sue: 973 376 2987 United States and Canada cited duty at the time, the commission Friday at 6:20 p.m. drew fire- noted the rest of the mall had cell: 973 464 9129 by the Carnegie Hero Fund was able to consider him. “I was fighters to the intersection of power. Firefighters reported no Robin Benjamin Commission for risking their surprised. It’s like winning the Main and Rector streets. Fire- exit signs were lit, and that Robin: 973 376 6331 lives “to an extraordinary degree Olympics.” fighters cleared the roadway of access to every electrical closet cell: 973 202 7270 while saving or attempting to “It’s an honor for us as well as debris, secured one car for was blocked by stored items Please visit: save the lives of others.” Three of for Bruce,” Chief Michael towing and spread absorbent in that, the report stated, “present www.AdlerBenjamin.com the awardees died during their Roberts said last week. He is the road to soak up spilled obstacles and trap hazards for Burgdorff Realtors ERA rescue attempts. glad to see recognition given to fluids. firefighters.” Together, sold over 1000 properties. 545 Millburn Ave, Short Hills, NJ Hornecker was off-duty the one of his men, he said, because While responding to a possi- Eventually, firefighters dis- E29836-01 973-376-5200 morning of Nov. 29, 2002, when even in a small town, firefight- ble gas leak on Merrywood covered a rooftop emergency he heard on his scanner an apart- ers have to be prepared to throw Drive the afternoon of April 1, generator had malfunctioned ment in his own Main Street themselves into danger at a firefighters were told the Mill- due to a broken coolant hose apartment complex was on fire. moment’s notice. burn-Short Hills Volunteer First and left building workers to % % He rushed to the scene, where “Even in a small department Aid Squad was also en route to make repairs. 50 AIR DUCT 50 one woman told him her sister like ours, the bell creates high OFF OFF was in a second floor room di- blood pressure,” Roberts said. CLEANING rectly above the blaze. “One minute you’ll be having Without any safety equipment lunch, and the next minute, Pre Easter Special or breathing apparatus, Horneck- you’re punching a hole in a roof $ er ran into the building and up or going into a building you WHOLE HOUSE stairs filled with choking smoke. haven’t been in before.” “It’s All Good!” 119 Crawling though the apartment, Hornecker said a fireman is CLEANING Before he found 92-year-old Lee Geller never really off-duty. “It’s a fine reg. $278 W60059-01 standing in her kitchen. He line. You’re on duty 24 hours a includes: # first 10 vents/returns picked the woman up and carried day. It’s in our blood.” # one main duct her down the stairs to safety. Being a firefighter is very 2004 Ladies Summer Clinics, Drills & Instruction # one access door additional vents $1000 each reg. 2000 Concerned that other tenants much in Hornecker’s blood. His • Stroke Production • Technique Analysis After were trapped, Hornecker re- father was a fire captain and ASK ABOUT OUR • Single & Doubles Strategy turned to the ground floor apart- several of his uncles were fire- CLOTHES DRYER SPECIAL SANITIZER SALE ment and searched until driven fighters, and on the day Hor- VENT CLEANING & OUR Reg. Sanitizer will back by the smoke. necker showed his firefighter’s ELECTROSTATIC $ $ 00 eliminate For All Levels of Play: 78 mold, mildew For his actions, Hornecker has spirit, his wife, Elizabeth 39 w/coupon AIR FILTERS expires 4/17/04 & bacteria been honored with a proclama- Gramer, a volunteer firefighter, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Clinics tion by the Township Committee met him outside the burning Fact: If It’s In Your Air Duct It’s In The Air You Breathe and has been saluted by organi- apartment and gave him THE SUMMER LADIES CLINICS start on Monday,June7,2004. The fee for • Do You Suffer From... zations such as the 200 Club of oxygen. the rapidly filling 12-week session is $385. Full payment is due to reserve your spot. All morning clinics are at the outdoor club. All evening clinics are in the Allergies • Headaches • Nasal Congestion • Sinus Problems Indoor club. Registration has now begun. Plan now to reserve your spot. • Do You Notice Extensive Dust On The Furniture & Ceiling Fans Scam artists are sure sign Shortly After Dusting? Junior Summer Camp THEN IT’S TIME TO HAVE YOUR AIR DUCTS PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED! of spring, town police say Now accepting applications FREE PHONE ESTIMATES The Millburn Police Depart- tact the workers after they collect Weekly sessions begin on June 7th DON’T BE FOOLED BY PACKAGE PRICES thru the week of August 25th ment advises township residents, their money and leave. COMMERCIAL RATES AVAILABLE especially senior citizens, that Residents are asked to notify The tennis club where the whole family can play...or just relax LICENSED along with the arrival of spring, the police if they have been ap- Mon.-Sat.8amto8pm•Sun.10amto3pm there also could be the arrival of proached by one of these gyp- CENTER COURT TENNIS CLUB EAST COAST DUCT SERVICES & FULLY itinerant workers known as “gyp- sies. 222 N. Passaic Ave. • Chatham • phone 973.635.1222 • fax 973.635-1622 INSURED www.centercourtinc.com 1-800-690-9004 sies” who present themselves as E29146-01 contractors. Police advise homeowners to be wary of any individuals who offer to make repairs. Police said We Are The these individuals often defraud Organic Cleane rs residents with some sort of scam. InT As an illustration, police said own! the gypsies may approach a homeowner and point out a • Professional Cleaners & Fabric Specialists repair that they say needs to be • Custom Hand Tailoring & Alterations addressed, such as sealing a dri- • Custom-Made Men’s Suits & Shirts veway or repairing a chimney. • Wedding Gown Preservation It's That Time Of Year Again! The repairs are not done as • Tuxedo Rental & Sales promised or are made with inef- • Decorator Drapery Cleaning - Taken Down & Rehung fective materials that do little to • Domestic & Oriental Carpet Cleaning In Home or Office remedy the problem. In some in- • Furriers stances, residents are told trees • Furs Repaired & Stored need to be trimmed back near the • Box & Vault Storage MATZOHNo coupons orspecial offers apply to M PIZZAatzoh Pizza. power lines. • Suede & Leather Finishing The work is usually completed • Invisible Weaving within an hour or two, at which time the gypsies demand pay- Enjoy any DRY CLEANING ORDER at Maximum discount $6.00 Ca ate WE DELIVER ter ment in full, police said. These iv in Offer expires April 15, 2004 Pr s A g 50% OFF the regular price!! rtie vai payments can be large amounts. Pa lab

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Call 973-569-7017 or e-mail [email protected] county & state [email protected] Montclair, NJ 07042. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 8, 2004 Page A3 Parking spaces, planner’s Instructor trains fellow GETTING TRAINED— report on agenda tonight residents on defibrillator Township residents Henry and Ina Warner, In a departure from its tradi- building length and depth and Warner said he purchased his right, learn to adminis- By Patricia Harris ter cardiopulmonary tional 8 p.m. starting time, this imposes new side yard standards, of The Item defibrillator on the advice of his evening’s Township Committee as well as establishing a new son-in-law, Andrew Greene, a resuscitation, or CPR, meeting will begin at 7:30 to height limit for homes with When Henry and Ina Warner cardiologist who wrote him a and how to use a de- allow for discussion of the possi- steeper roofs. It is expected the of Laurel Court recently pur- prescription. Warner described fibrillator from Bernie ble reinstatement of four parking subcommittee will recommend chased their own defibrillator, the defibrillator as the size of a Tulman, an instructor spaces on the western side of the township’s governing body they turned for training to their medium-sized pocketbook for the Millburn-Short Main Street, between Essex adopt the proposed ordinance longtime friend Jack I. Silver- weighing about 5 pounds. Hills Volunteer First Street and Millburn Avenue. amendment. man, another township resident, The Warners plan to keep the Aid Squad. The discussion follows an The Committee also is slated who volunteers with the Mill- device in their home and take it appeal for restoration made at to adopt two ordinances on final burn-Short Hills Volunteer First with them when they go on va- the Committee’s March 23 meet- reading. One will make Spring Aid Squad. cation. Photo courtesy of Jack I. Silverman ing by Gennaro Raimo, owner of Street one-way northbound be- Silverman put Warner in “It’s something we don’t ever A.S.A.P. One Hour Photo on tween Millburn Avenue and touch with Bernie Tulman, an expect we’ll use,” Warner said. Main Street. The spaces had Essex Street. The second ordi- instructor for the first aid squad, “It’s just an insurance policy been removed last summer, nance appropriates an additional who provided the Warners with that buys you six or seven min- while construction was taking $250,000 from the township’s an hour of training in use of the utes until the ambulance ar- place on Ridgewood Road and capital fund to pay for improve- defibrillator and cardiopul- rives.” resignalization was being com- ments that have been made to the monary resuscitation, or CPR. pleted in the downtown. Accord- municipal swimming pool. The training took place earlier ing to a letter the township sent In addition, a Community Ser- this month at squad headquar- to business owners, dated June vice Award is to be given to ters on Glen Avenue. e29828-01 11, the parking prohibition in- former township resident W. “Bernie was an excellent MATH TUTORING volving the metered spaces was Owen Lampe. He was the teacher,” Warner said this week. MIDDLE SCHOOL expected to end Oct. 15. founder and president of the A defibrillator is a device At the Committee’s last ses- Millburn-Short Hills Historical used to stop the fibrillation, or HIGH SCHOOL sion, Mayor Thomas C. McDer- Society and served as chairman twitching, of a heart and restore mott suggested the discussion be of the Historic Preservation normal contractions through the SAT PREP tabled for that evening and put Commission. use of an electric shock. When on the agenda for tonight’s meet- Lampe currently serves on the used within minutes of an ap- LINDA BROSTERMAN ing to allow participation by res- township’s Art Advisory Com- parent heart attack, the device idents and civic associations. mittee. can save a life. 467-9253

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Getting a handle on it The great Millburn Avenue experiment has begun. As anticipated, three traveling lanes were whittled down to two between Main Street and Lackawanna Place Saturday night and barrels were positioned to direct traf- fic appropriately. The placement of the barrels necessitated an accom- modation for the parking meters on the affected stretch of Millburn Avenue. Rendered inaccessible by the narrow- ing of the roadway, the meters have been bagged tem- porarily. Parking is free on the one block during the du- ration of the traffic experiment. Officials seem to have taken all the necessary precau- tions to facilitate an ongoing effort to increase pedestrian safety in the downtown area and reduce the speed of traf- fic. Mindful of the negatives that arise whenever change is involved, visitors to establishments in the downtown are being surveyed, to assess their reactions to the traffic calming measures instituted this week. The survey has added value: it offers an opportunity to establish a profile of those who shop in the downtown. Designated a Special Improvement District more than 10 years ago, Millburn’s downtown has survived the ups and downs of the economy. It has thrived to the extent that visitors to the township are very much in evidence during day and evening hours. There’s much to do here, making for a lively atmosphere and crowded streets and sidewalks. The town is wise to tackle issues of traffic. It also be- hooves officials to consider the shopping habits of visi- tors and residents. We hope the neighborhoods bordering the downtown will not suffer, however. Residents are concerned, legiti- mately, about traffic flow through the winding, narrow streets on which their children play, such as exist in the South Mountain neighborhood. Letters to the editor A reconfiguration of the speed limits in the area should be thrown into the mix of this traffic calming effort. Ex- pectations of reasonable behavior on the part of motorists are falling short. Narrowed streets may or may not suc- ceed in slowing them down. Topics of concern to readers Traffic in the downtown was light this week, the first Re-striping dangers days of the experiment. Schools reopen Monday and res- speeds already is a problem for dren playing ball in our yards or matters into a public forum? Will Editor, The Item: us, and this potential change will taking a walk to a neighbor’s it help parents combat the impact idents will be returning from spring break. As a resident of South Moun- only serve to make it worse. house? of alcohol abuse? And, even if That’s when the real test will begin. tain, to say that I am concerned I believe I can safely say that I Will the downtown area really reported, the information at best about the potentially permanent speak for the majority of resi- benefit from this change? And, if would be sketchy, which could re-striping of Millburn Avenue dents in South Mountain when I so, is it worth it to jeopardize the lead to rumors and a rush to would be a severe understate- express serious concern about safety of our children and the rel- judgment with little or no facts Coming events ment. this issue. ative quiet of our residential being supplied. It does not require an expert in Are the decision-makers streets? In what way would the publi- Today, April 8 Thursday, April 22 the field of traffic engineering to taking into account there is an el- All these points need to be cation of these incidences help to 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the conclude what this will do to our ementary school here in South considered very carefully. Once combat underage drinking by our Needy jewelry salesroom open. Needy jewelry salesroom open. neighborhood. Millburn Avenue Mountain? Are they considering we change it, we will never get it township students or arm parents New Eyes headquarters, 549 New Eyes headquarters, 549 will become even more congest- Taylor Park, where hundreds of back. with a weapon of prevention? Millburn Ave. Millburn Ave. ed, and vehicles will turn right our township children enjoy Cindy Todd Underage drinking and drug 7:15 p.m. Board of Health on Main Street, left on Ridge- sports sponsored by the Recre- 919 Ridgewood Road abuse by our children is a serious meeting. Town Hall. Monday, April 26 wood Road and work their way ation Department, the play- issue that is increasing through- 7:30 p.m. Township Commit- 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment through our neighborhood to grounds, and using the area for out the United States. However, I tee meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. Locust Avenue. biking, rollerblading and the Underage drinking find it very disturbing that our 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Traffic cutting through at high like? Have they considered chil- Editor, The Item: school district is attempting to Monday, April 12 meeting. Education Center. I recently received the Mill- enlist the power of the press to Township public schools burn Middle School PTO report on our neighbors and their reopen. Thursday, April 29 newsletter at my home. The first families. 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Development credits page was a letter from the school Lana J. Doherty meeting. Town Hall. Needy jewelry salesroom open. principal, Michael Cahill. The 15 Parkview Drive 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public New Eyes headquarters, 549 topic was the problem of alcohol Library Board of Trustees meet- Millburn Ave. new anti-spawl tool consumption by township ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- minors. burn Free Public Library. Tuesday, May 4 Developers are encouraged to The article referred to the By The New Jersey Letter policy 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 8 p.m. Township Committee Conservation Foundation buy these credits because they problems of alcohol consump- meeting. Millburn High School meeting. Town Hall. for The Item can use them to “buy” the right tion in general. It offered advice Library. to build housing units at higher- on the problem as it related to Letters may be edited and Wednesday, May 5 Whether you’re a hard-core than-normally allowed densities adolescents, accessibility, the may be published, repro- Wednesday, April 14 8 p.m. Board of Recreation “do-it-yourselfer” or a “weekend in the growth or receiving areas legal ramifications adults face duced or distributed in print, 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Commissioners meeting. Gero warrior,” you probably know (which generally increases the who offer liquor to minors, etc. electronic, or other forms. Commissioners meeting. Gero Park Recreation Building. what it means to have “the right profitability of the development). In his letter, Cahill recom- The views and opinions ex- Park Recreation Building. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- tool for the job.” You might get TDR can enable municipalities mends that “all incidents of pressed in Letters to the ing. Town Hall. the job done anyway, with lots of to decide exactly where and how drinking by minors, whether in a Editor are not necessarily Thursday, April 15 determination and time, but they want to grow. And best of residence or on township proper- those of The Item or its affil- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Thursday, May 6 having the right tool is indis- all, it isn’t just a nice theory… ty” be reported by “local news- iates. Submissions should Needy jewelry salesroom open. 8 p.m. Historic Preservation pensable. this tool is already working in papers.” be typed and double-spaced, New Eyes headquarters, 549 Commission meeting. Town So it is with land use planning parts of New Jersey. I believe this is an issue that is and must be signed and in- Millburn Ave. Hall. and managing growth. Gov. For example, a regional TDR best addressed between parents clude a daytime telephone Saturday, May 8 James McGreevey just brought a program has been in place for and their children and, if neces- number for verification. Let- Saturday, April 17 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Eyes for new tool into being by signing a more than 20 years in the New sary, the school, the police, the ters that cannot be verified 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Red Cross the Needy spring sale. New Eyes statewide Transfer of Develop- Jersey Pinelands, helping to con- courts, through counseling, etc. or are anonymous will not blood drive. Millburn High headquarters, 549 Millburn Ave. ment Rights (TDR) program into trol sprawl and protect thousands Enlisting a township’s local be published. Not all letters School gymnasium. law. Many of us working to stem of acres of unique habitat and newspaper staff to actively will necessarily be pub- Monday, May 10 the tide of sprawl have pushed untrammeled open space in the pursue and print those occur- lished. Send letters to the Tuesday, April 20 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment for TDR for almost 20 years. Just region. The state’s first local rences of underage drinking is editor by e-mail to theitem 7:30 p.m. Township Commit- meeting. Town Hall. think what New Jersey might TDR program was in Lumberton subjective reporting that violates @northjersey.com, by fax to tee meeting. Town Hall. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free look like now if we had the right Township in Burlington County one’s right to privacy, even if the (973) 376-8556 or by mail Public Library Board of tool 30 years ago. But even now, (a pilot program in the only name of the minor involved is to Editor, The Item, 343 Wednesday, April 21 Trustees meeting in the there is still much left to protect county where TDR programs not printed. Millburn Ave. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Williamsburg Room of the and many communities to benefit were expressly allowed outside What purpose would this serve ing. Town Hall. Millburn Free Public Library. from TDR. the Pinelands until other than to turn private family With “transfer of development now). Chesterfield Township rights,” a town (or even a region- capped 10 years of work on a al group of towns) identifies local TDR program in 2001 by areas for open space and farm- preserving six family farms to- Where to write or phone land preservation or water quali- taling 640 acres. ty protection, and for future The law that expanded the Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opin- growth. The density of housing pilot program statewide was ions to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, allowed is also increased in the written with input from builders, state General Assembly or in Essex County government, can do Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 growth or receiving areas and de- farmers, environmentalists, plan- so by sending letters or calling: Member of New Jersey Press Association creased in preservation or send- ning advocates, town officials ing areas. and others. Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher Landowners in the sending TDR as a tool is not perfect, U.S. Senate Eveline Speedie, Editor areas are given “development nor is it a panacea for all Sen. Frank Lautenberg Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager credits” for the development towns. It will take lots of work to 825A Hart Senate Office Building Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director value of their land. Landowners tailor the program to meet local Washington, D.C., 20510 who choose to sell their develop- needs, and to do the required ad- Telephone: (202) 224-3224 STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT ment credits must place perma- vance planning. Telephone: (973) 639-8700 KERRY RUBIN ...... DIRECTOR,CLASSIFIED TELECENTER nent restrictions on the deeds to But a little hard work is a Fax: (202) 228-4054 GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT,PRODUCTION their land, which prevents future the Weekly Division of GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT,CIRCULATION development. Continued on Page A5 NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 8, 2004 Page A5 Citizens for Brenda White - A Candidate of True Quality

We, the undersigned, enthusiastically support Brenda White’s candidacy for the Millburn Township Board of Education. She is uniquely qualified to be on the Board of Education. She understands the issues facing our school district and the township – students, teachers, administrators and taxpayers. She is familiar with the operations of the Board of Ed, having attended and reported on almost every meeting for the last three years. She is committed to providing an outstanding quality of education. She will be responsive to the public’s concerns about the adequacy of our present educational spaces and facilities in the face of rising enrollments. She is committed to a fair and thoughtful approach to long-range planning issues. She will foster a proactive relationship with the taxpayers and cit- izens of Millburn, keeping them informed and updated about Board decisions and processes. This election provides us with an opportunity to elect a candidate Photos courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society of true quality. Vote for Brenda White on April 20 for a three-year term. VIEW FROM THE COURTYARD—When parking and aesthetic changes to downtown Mill- burn were being planned in 1950, an appraisal of potentially affected properties was made. Among the photos in the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society’s collection is a Her goals: photographic survey related to that project, which includes a view of what is now The • Outstanding Quality of Education Courtyard, in the photo above. The photographer was looking toward Main Street. Char- lie Brown’s is now in the building on the left and ASAP is located in the building at the far • Positive, Proactive and Respectful Relationship Between the Board right. The garages on the near right were demolished in order to create The Courtyard. and Public. The photo below was labeled “Garages-Rear of Property.” It presents another view of what is now The Courtyard. Charlie Brown’s would be at the right (rear) and ASAP would • Apply Financial Expertise to Maximize Budget Effectiveness. be behind the photographer, on the left. The garages and the building to the right of them • Successfully Plan for Growing Enrollment. are gone, as are the flags of laundry hanging above the garages. A collection of photos related to the project are in the archives of the Historical Society and include images of the properties that once surrounded Town Hall, properties on Essex Street and properties on Millburn Avenue and Main Street. Her qualifications: • 25 plus year business career • Investment banker for major firms • MBA in Finance • Undergraduate Accounting Degree and a CPA •PTO Vice-President • Glenwood Elementary School’s PTO Representative to the Board of Education, 2001-present • 14-year resident of Millburn

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Sandra Coppola & Doug Flaum GYM MATES Nancy & Judson Schumacher (at GM Fence Co.) $36/6 week session Pat French 170 Route 10 West John Serruto E29833-01 Jane Derickson Friar East Hanover, NJ The Rabbi Barry H. Greene Early Childhood Center at Mark & Ellen Serruto 973-379-1555 or for information: [email protected] Guil & Karen Gaylord Major Credit Cards Accepted Lori Goldstein & E29106-01 Margot & Greg Giblin Jan Greer George Shiebler It’s Coming! AreYou Ready? Geralyn & Richard Hagemann Jennifer & Stephan Sigaud John & Joan Harris Leslie & Matt Smith April 23-25 Missy Harris Maggie & Jeff Stevens Debbie Hill Kathy Stine ALCOHOL-FREE WEEKEND Hank & Pam Hulshizer Eileen & Andy Sullivan Lauren & Dennis Irvin Emma & Alex Tager Have you pledged to join Millburn Municipal Alliance, The Millburn Police Elizabeth Irwin John & Louise Thomas Department and the Millburn/SH Chapter of the American Red Cross by Wayne Jahns Maria Motto & • Re-examining your attitudes toward alcohol and by Terri & Mike Jansen David Tolman Wanda Vreeland • Talking to your children about the dangers of underage drinking. Cathy & David Judge Liz & Fred Khodorov Rona Wenik Maureen & Peter Koppenaal Tina & Kevin Willens MILLBURN MUNICIPAL ALLIANCE COMMITTEE Huiping & Dan Krassenstein J. Timothy White For Drug Free Awareness Louis & Prim LaCapra Fran & David Zahka Funding for this ad is provided by a grant from the Governor’s Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Brenda White. Craig Ott, Treasurer For additional information, please contact Barbara Gruska at (973) 467-0149. E29846-01 e29143-01 Page A6 Thursday, April 8, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com RELIGIOUS NEWS & OBITUARIES Township churches observing Holy Week with services Township churches are ob- a meditation by the Rev. Richard Vigil of the Lord’s Resurrection Fellowship Hall. The Rev. serving Holy Week with services L. Hines. will be at 7:30 p.m. Ronald Johnson’s meditation today, Maundy Thursday, tomor- For the Easter Sunday service For Easter Sunday, Masses will be on Luke’s Narrative of row, Good Friday, Saturday, at 10:30 a.m., Hines will deliver will be at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. and the Last Days and the Last Easter Eve, and Easter Sunday. the sermon, The World’s Great- 12:30 p.m. Supper based on the Gospel of The following schedule provides est Comeback, based on Luke. The sacrament of the an inclusive listing of times wor- Matthew 28:1-15. St. Stephen’s Church Lord’s Supper will be served. ship will be held. At 3 p.m., an Easter cantata For today, Maundy Thursday, For Good Friday, tomorrow, a will be performed with a Filip- a 6 p.m. potluck supper recalls service of shadows, or Tenebrae Christ Church pino congregation that shares the the Passover and the Last service, will be held at 7 p.m. in Maundy Thursday worship church facilities, followed by a Supper. Worship at 7:30 p.m. in- the sanctuary. Johnson’s medita- begins today at 9 a.m. with supper in the church fellowship cludes the Holy Eucharist. tion will focus on the Gospel of Morning Prayer and at 5:30 p.m. hall. For Good Friday, a Stations of John and John’s narrative of the with a service of Evening Prayer, the Cross for Children will be of- arrest and crucifixion of Jesus. followed by a service of Holy Renaissance Church fered at 10 a.m. From noon to 3 The Chancel Choir will sing Eucharist at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. The 9:30 a.m. service Sunday p.m., worshipers are invited to “Ave Verum” by Mozart, “Be- Mary Frances Schjonberg will will incorporate elements to em- listen to prayers, meditations and neath the Cross of Jesus” by preach and the Rev. E. Bevan phasize the meaning of Easter. music. At 8 p.m., a service will Dale Wood, and “Come and Photo courtesy of Community Congregational Church Stanley will celebrate at the Holy Special music with extra musi- be held with a liturgy designed Mourn with Me Awhile” by PREPARING FOR EASTER—Members of the Community Eucharist service, which will in- cians will be performed. The for Good Friday. Grotenius. Congregational Church confirmation class remove palm clude a stripping of the Altars. Rev. Rich Teeters delivers the On Saturday at 10 a.m., the For Easter Sunday, identical leaves used this past week in observance of Palm Sunday Tomorrow, Good Friday, sermon, Will God Forgive Me congregation hosts its annual Easter Festival services will be and replace them with Easter lilies to be used for the cele- Morning Prayer takes place at 9 No Matter What I’ve Done? Is Easter party for families affected held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Johnson bration of Easter this Sunday. From left are Hal Lee, Max a.m. Beginning at noon, Proper There a Statute of Limitations on by AIDS. Volunteers will cook, will deliver the sermon, IWill Gumport, William Musso, Alex Gumport and Whitney Silver. Liturgy with veneration of the Sin? Young children will partici- direct games with children and Prepare a Place for You. The Cross will be read. Stanley will pate in an Easter egg hunt. Wor- teenagers and visit with older Festival Choir and brass quartet officiate and Schjonberg will ship takes place at the Millburn guests. provide music for worship. The Item religion editor Patricia Harris preach at the service. An obser- Middle School. On Easter Sunday, the 8 a.m. Choir will sing “Christ Rising can be reached via e-mail at vance of Stations of the Cross service will feature an intimate Again” by K. Lee Scott and “Al- will begin at 4:30 p.m. and St. Rose of Lima celebration of the Resurrection. leluia” by Randall Thompson. [email protected] Evening Prayer will be conduct- Morning Prayer for today, Worshipers will gather in a circle ed at 5:30 p.m. Proper Liturgy Holy Thursday, will be at 9 a.m. around the altar to share commu- with veneration of the Cross will An Evening Mass of the Lord’s nion. At 10 a.m., a Festival Eu- be read again at 7:30 p.m., with Supper will be at 7:30 p.m. and charist will feature the church’s Schjonberg preaching and offici- Eucharistic Adoration will con- Junior, Little Saints and Senior ating. tinue until 11 p.m. Choirs. Flowering plants will be Holy Saturday services begin For Good Friday, tomorrow, given to all the children. CHRIST CHURCH IN SHORT HILLS with Morning Prayer at 9 a.m. Morning Prayer will be at 9 a.m. EPISCOPAL and Evening Prayer at 5:30 p.m. Celebration of the Lord’s Pas- Wyoming Presbyterian The Great Vigil of Easter will be sion will be at 3 p.m. and Living Church celebrated at 8 p.m., with a ser- Stations of the Cross will be at In observance of Maundy vice of light and lessons, bap- 7:30 p.m. Thursday, a light meal of fruit, COMEWALKTHROUGH tism, Holy Eucharist, brass and On Holy Saturday, Morning cheese, bread and juice will be choir with Easter hymns. Stanley Prayer will be at 9 a.m. and the served this evening at 8 p.m. in will preach and celebrate at the HOLYWEEKWITHUS. Easter Eve service. A sunrise ser- Maundy Thursday vice of Holy Eucharist will be April 8 held Easter Sunday at 6:30 a.m., with Schjonberg preaching and 7:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist and stripping of the Altars celebrating. Services on the Day Good Friday of Resurrection include Morning April 9 Prayer at 7:15 a.m. A service of Noon Proper Liturgy with veneration of the Cross Holy Eucharist will take place at Noon – 9 a.m., with full orchestra and 3:00 p.m. Meditations choir singing Mozart’s “Missa Brevis” and Easter hymns. Stan- 4:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross ley will preach and celebrate at MOVING OUT SALE 7:30 p.m. Proper Liturgy with veneration of the Cross the service. Another service of Holy Eucharist will be offered at Everything Must Go! 11 a.m. with brass and choir per- forming Easter hymns. Stanley ALLELUIA! will preach and celebrate at the service. CHRIST IS RISEN! Community Congregational Come Celebrate EasterWith Us! Church % % 50 -80 Off The Great Vigil Of Easter The congregation observes April 10 Maundy Thursday this evening 8:00 p.m. Service of Light, Service of Lessons, with a “Simple Supper” at 6:30 Storewide Baptism, Holy Eucharist, Brass & choir p.m. and a service of Commu- with Easter hymns nion and Tenebrae at 7:30 Clothing & Sportswear p.m. The service will feature Armani • Ermenegildo Zegna • Zegna Sport • Armani Collezioni Sunday Of The Resurrection Franck’s “Panus Angelicus” as Prada • Prada Sport • Laurentino • Dolce & Gabbana • Kiton April 11 well as selections from J .S. Burberry • Roberto Cavalli • John Varvatos • Zanella • Hugo Boss 6:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I Bach’s “St. Matthew’s Passion.” Armani Jeans • Seven Jeans 7:15 a.m. Morning Prayer For Good Friday, tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II the church holds a vigil from Footwear & Accessories Full orchestra & choir singing Mozart’s noon to 3 p.m. Salvatore Ferragamo • Prada • Cole Haan • Moreschi • Bruno Magli “Missa Brevis” and Easter hymns On Easter Sunday, at 10:30 Coming Sept. 2004 “The Women’s Store” 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II a.m., the Rev. Warren H. Bouton Brass & choir with Easter hymns offers the sermon, God’s Never- at our Expanded Red Bank Location E29145-01 Ending Story, based on Luke 24:1-12. The Rev. Johann J. 66 Highland Avenue, Short Hills, NJ 07078 105 Broad St., Red Bank 356 Springfield Ave., Summit Bosman will assist in the service, Telephone: 973-379-2898 (732) 576-8500 (908) 277-9600 www.christchurchshorthills.org which will be enhanced by spe- e29732-01 cial music offered by the chancel Open Sundays www.garmany.com Open Sundays choir and the Appalachian Brass Quintet. Music in the service will include Mendelssohn’s “They Have Taken Away My Lord,” “Woman, Why Weepest Thou?” by Schutz and the singing of Handel’s “Hallelujah Will God Forgive Me No Matter What I’ve Done? Chorus.” The service will con- clude with the distribution of Easter flowers to the children. A Is there a statute of limitations on sin? reception hosted by the Church Board will follow the service. Infant care is available for wor- shipers and participants through- out the morning. Covenant Presbyterian Church At the Good Friday service, held at 7:30 p.m., the Rev. Ken Shomo gives the homily. For the Easter Sunday service at 11 a.m., the Rev. David Miner will preach the sermon, On Trial for Hope in the Resurrection, based on Acts 23:6. Nursery is provided. A Coffee Fellowship hour will be held at 10 a.m. First Baptist Church Innovative children’s programs The Good Friday service will and special events for teens include special music and feature Offices at 10A East Willow Street, Millburn 973.921.2945 See Obituaries Easter Sunday www.renaissancechurch.org on A7

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George Gehring Item religion editor Patricia Harris can be reached Services for township resident University College of Law and Philatelic Association and the via e-mail at [email protected] George E. Gehring will be held New York University College of American Society of Certified today at 1 p.m. in St. Stephen’s Law. Public Accountants. Mr. Gehring Church. Mr. Gehring, 47, died Mr. Gehring was a coach with also was an accomplished trum- Sunday at home. the Millburn-Short Hills Little pet player. Born in Marion, Ohio, A tax attorney, he was a part- League and also coached youth Mr. Gehring lived in Columbus, ner in Deloitte & Touche in New football with the Millburn Recre- Ohio, before moving to the York City, where he worked ation Department. township 21 years ago. since 1981. He was a member of the He is survived by his wife, Mr. Gehring was a graduate of American License Plates Collec- Betty, and two sons, Erich Capital University, Ohio State tor Association, the American Alexander and Nicholas Adam. Austin Lohse Services were private for He was an assistant vice presi- New York City. He was a 1947 township resident Austin W. dent, vice president and a senior graduate of Dartmouth Universi- Join the Excitement!! Lohse. Mr. Lohse, 78, died April vice president. ty. He was a member of Casque 1 at home. Mr. Lohse served as director of and Gauntlet Society and Beta Mr. Lohse was president and the American Express Bank, Theta Pi, both in New York City. Our upcoming new location at owner of A.W. Lohse and Co., G.M.B.H., Frankfurt, Germany, Born in New York City, Mr. Inc., New York City, from 1981 the American Express Bank Lohse was a resident of the 382 Millburn Avenue until he retired. Previously, he S.P.A., Rome, Italy, and the township for 70 years. offers a perfect gift... worked for R.T. Madsen & Co., American Express Securities He is survived by a daughter, Inc. and Charterhouse Group In- S.A., Paris, France. Connie of Chevy Chase, Md.; a a Magnolia’s Gift ternational Inc., both in New Earlier, Mr. Lohse was a credit son, Dan of Branchburg; and York City, from 1952 until 1973. analyst for the Irving Trust Co. in four grandchildren. Certificate available at our current Adele Geller location at 57 Main Street. Services for township resi- Memorial Hospital. years ago. She is survived by dent Adele Geller were held Born in Newark, She lived in two sons, Michael and Steven; a March 15 in Iselin. Mrs. Geller Hillside for 25 years before sister, Jeanette Warner; and died March 13 in Morristown moving to the township 13 four grandchildren. & JALM

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Paper Mill’s ‘Baby’ plays the waiting game Theater timetable who don’t stop acting when it’s By Thom Molyneaux time to sing a song but create CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 for The Item characters who live more vividly Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (R) Today: 1:45, 4:15, 7:15, 9:30 Fri & Sat: 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: 1:30, 4:30, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 3, and find deeper truths through 5:10, 7:15 “Baby,” the musical currently the music and lyrics. The Girl Next Door (R) Fri & Sat: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10 Sun: 1, 3:15, in production at the Paper Mill For me, the dramatic highlight 5:30, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Playhouse, isn’t an offspring of of “Baby” is this couples’ power- Monsieur Ibrihim (R) Today: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:40 Home on The Range (PG) Today: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Fri & Sat: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 the big, brash and brassy Broad- ful work on “And What If We Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7 Mon-Thurs: 3, 5, 7 way musical comedy family. Nor Lived Like That,” in which the Walking Tall (PG-13) Today: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Fri & Sat: 1:15, is this “Baby” the ubiquitous, two, seemingly successful mar- 3:20, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 Sun: 1:15, 3:20, 5:20, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 3:20, 5:20, 7:30 cliché, four-letter noun, “baby,” riage partners, take a long hard MAPLEWOOD THEATER that pops up as a space filler in look at their life together, what it The Whole Ten Yards (PG-13) Fri: 7:40, 9:40 Sat: 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, the second line of every other was and what it might have been. 7:40, 9:40 Sun: 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:40 Mon-Thurs: 7:55 American song lyric. Rupert and Carmello blend Taking Lives (R) Today: 7:55 The Alamo (PG-13) Fri: 7:05, 9:35 Sat: 1:45, 4:30, 7:05, 9:35 Sun: “Baby” by the gifted writing acting and singing to turn a well- 1:45, 4:30, 7:05 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 team of David Shire and Richard written song into an insightful Scooby Doo (PG) Today: 7:25 Maltby, Jr., is an intimate, intelli- and heart-breaking climatic Jersey Girl (PG-13) Today: 7:40 Fri: 7:20, 9:25 Sat: 1, 3, 5, 7:20, 9:25 Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7:25 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 gent, honest and unsentimental scene. Lady Killers (R) Today: 7:45 Fri: 7:30, 9:30 Sat: 1:35, 4:10, 7:30, 9:30 musical about hoping for a child, Three other highlights: “The Sun: 1:35, 4:10, 7:35 Mon-Thurs: 7:50 having a child; about pregnan- Ladies Singing Their Song,” an Hellboy (PG-13) Today: 7:35 Fri: 7:15, 9:45 Sat: 1:40, 4, 7:15, 9:45 cies expected and unexpected, amusing take on the phenome- Sun: 1:40, 4, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:40 Prince & Me (PG) Today: 7:30 Fri: 7:10, 9:20 Sat: 1:20, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20 wanted and unwanted , success- non of other woman drawn to the Sun: 1:20, 4:20, 7:10 Mon-Thurs: 7:35 ful and unsuccessful. But what pregnant Lizzie, wanting to it’s mostly about is what “the touch her stomach and share CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL FIVE (SUMMIT) Scooby Doo 2 (PG) Today: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 9 Fri-Sun: noon, baby” does to the lives and rela- with her, in excruciating detail, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 2:15, 4:30 tionships of the prospective par- their past pregnancies—normal, Monsieur Ibriham (R) Fri & Sat: 9 Sun: 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 7 ents. multiple, natural, complicated The Ladykillers (R) Today: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:40 Fri & Sat: 12:45, 3, And this “Baby” does its seri- and painful; “Fatherhood Blues,” 5:15, 7:45, 9:50 Sun: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 3, 5:15, 7:45 Photo courtesy of Paper Mill Playhouse Hellboy (PG-13) Today: noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10 Fri & Sat: noon, 2:30, 5, ous business to a cheerful, a look at the ups and downs of 7:30, 10 Sun: noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 2:30, 5, 7:30 bouncy, pop-rock beat. being a father as recounted by WAITING FOR BABY—Chad Kimball (Danny) and Moeisha Ella Enchanted (PG) Fri & Sat: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:15 Sun: 12:30, There isn’t a real plot to the the older faculty men for McGill (Lizzie) sing “What Could Be Better?” in a scene from 2:45, 5, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 2:45, 5, 7:15 Paper Mill’s 20th anniversary production of the Maltby-Shire- Jersey Girl (PG-13) Today: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:45, 10 musical; it simply follows three Danny’s benefit and done in a The Prince & Me (PG) Today: 1, 4, 7, 9:30 Fri & Sat: 1, 4, 7, 9:30 Sun: college-town couples during mock-rock style; and the show- Pearson musical “Baby,” which continues through May 9. For 1, 4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 2, 4:15, 6:45 those momentous nine months. stopping “The Story Goes On.” tickets, call (973) 376-4343. Danny and Lizzie are the strug- In “The Story Goes On,” CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (R) Today: 4, 6:30, 9 gling students, in love, living to- Lizzie realizes the feelings she is signs and F. Mitchell Dana’s lights. When the song ends, she Ladykillers (R) Today: 3, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50 gether, idealistic, artistic (and in- having at that moment are the lighting. The simple, geometric stands alone, the single, univer- Scooby Doo 2 (PG) Today: 2:40, 5, 7, 9:20 Fri-Sun: 12:30, 2:40, 4:40, terracial in this production) de- same feelings the child of the panels that have been gracefully sal, young mother in an infinite, 6:50 Mon-Thurs: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 termined to have the baby and child in her womb will someday flying in and out to create lo- star-filled universe of space and The Prince & Me (PG) Today: 2:20, 5, 7:20, 9:40 Fri-Sun: noon, 2:20, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30 Mon-Thurs: 2, 4:30, 6:50, 9 nearly as determined not to get have and the same feelings her cales, and the furniture pieces time. Pure theatrical magic! The Alamo (PG-13) Fri-Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:30, 9:20 Mon-Thurs: 1, married. mother and her mother’s mother that have been sliding on and off “Baby” runs through May 9 at 3:45, 6:30, 9:10 Nick and Pam, both in their had. Lizzie experiences herself stage, all disappear. The stage is the Paper Mill Playhouse. Call Ella Enchanted (PG) Fri-Sun: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:40 Mon-Thurs: the box office at (973) 376-4343 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 thirties, both coaches at the col- as a living link in the eternal stark and empty, except for Goodbye Lenin (R) Fri-Sun: 9 Mon-Thurs: 9:20 lege, are married, in love and chain of life. The staging of this Lizzie, singing in a spotlight, for tickets and information. desperate to have a child but so number exemplifies the clarity surrounded by a vast, seemingly Ticket prices range from $30 to NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpected changes. far unsuccessful in their quest for and theatrical elegance of Mark endless, blackness. She contin- $67. Student rush tickets at $16 Call on day of show to confirm times. parenthood. S. Hoebee’s direction, in tandem ues singing and the black void are available on day of perfor- Alan, a dean of the college, with Michael Anania’s set de- begins to fill with tiny star-like mances. and his wife, Arlene, are “empty nesters” with three grown daugh- Special Advertising Feature ters, who have to face Arlene’s ATLANTIC CITY surprising, sudden pregnancy at age 40-plus. To further enhance w77985-01 CASINO CONFIDENTIAL the statistical demographics, Nick and Pam are black. Alan BY TONY AUGUST and Arlene, white. Yes, there is a little bit of “by the numbers” to Sybille Pear- April Kicks Off son’s book, but it’s also, clear, New Season 2004 professional and honest, quali- ties that are magnified in the music and lyrics and in the stag- Well,spring is here and April is the month to start off a (hope- ing, casting and production fully) successful new season at the casinos. I’ve got a full plate values of this Paper Mill produc- to report on but before I do, there’s some old business that has tion. to be straightened out clarifying who I am and what I do. Would The three couples are played you believe that after 19 years of pumping out a column week by six, attractive, talented and in and out some people are still asking me what newspaper I thoroughly likeable performers. work for, what casinos I represent and they want to know if the G&DLRC is some kind of bogus scam. Chad Kimball and Moeisha I do not work for any newspaper or newspaper group. I’m McGill bring a youthful energy 0000952569-01 an independent columnist whose column (Casino Confidential) and distinctly truthful personali- appears at present in 33 weekly newspapers, 30 of which are ties to the roles of the college owned by the North Jersey Media Group. The other three week- students. Norm Lewis and La lies are published in the Bronx. Combined, they reach over Chanze have a presence and pro- 500,000 households, which translates into over one million fessionalism that doesn’t falter potential readers. even through the mathematical, I do not represent any casinos, nor am I on any of their pay- technical and undignified repro- rolls. ductive gymnastics prescribed Any steady readers who still want to know if the G&DLRC is by their fertility doctor (Lenny a bogus scam should know by this time that this club is for real Wolpe in a nice comic turn). The and any problems along the way were growing pains and have veterans, Michael Rupert and for the most part been corrected. Carolee Carmello, have the heft Most of the complaints I get are from charter members who and experience of singer/actors seem to think the purpose of the Guys & Dolls Low Roller Club is to get freebies for all its members throughout the year. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you want to know what this club is all about, and why it was formed, reread the Pianist performs club’s credo, which I will reprint for the last time. Save it. New members (after Oct. 15, 2003) can find the credo on the back of at town library their membership card. It says it all. CREDO The Millburn-Short Hills Arts “We, the average low roller, though we number in the mil- Center (MSHAC) is sponsoring lions are not looking for a free ride from any casino nor do we its annual free musical concert challenge their rights and the rights of any business to make a for the community Sunday, April fair profit. We will, however, only patronize those casinos and 18, at 2 p.m. at the Millburn Free businesses who demonstrate they welcome our patronage by Public Library. extending us the courtesy,respect and attention given to their so Pianist Daniel Shleyenkov will called high rollers, “prime players” or “preferred” perform a program of varied se- customers, along with the understanding that being a low roller doesn’t translate into being a second class citizen.” lections. CASINO HOTLINE Shleyenkov, a native of Minsk, Great promotion and giveaway at the Marina, which is fast Belarus, is the 2003 winner of becoming the place to be for prizes,giveaways and other sundry the New Jersey Symphony “freebies.” Now you can get a taste of Philly on Sunday May 2, Young Artists Auditions. He also 2004 at the Marina’s “Yo Philly Block Party” to celebrate the City recently won the Jacob Flier In- of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia icons, food and $25,000 in cash ternational Piano Competition. and prizes will be part of the rockin’ event. The organizer of the competi- You’ll meet historic Philadelphia figures like Ben Franklin and tion, pianist Vladmir Feltsman, “Rocky” and the “Fralinger String Band who’ll provide the enter- said Shleyenkov is one of the tainment along with host Jerry Blavat, “The Geator with the most gifted musicians he has Heater.” The party doesn’t stop there. Just by attending, you ever seen. could be eligible for more than $25,000 in cash and prizes, Presently, Shleyenkov is a stu- including: $10,000 Grand Cash Prize, Digital Camera, Home dent at Montclair State Universi- Audio System, DVD/VCR Player, You don’t have to wait till May ty, majoring in piano. He also 2 however to win some money at the Trump Marina. The cash keeps flowing at the Marina and if you want some performs regularly throughout extra spending money, then head out to the Marina on Saturday the area. and Sunday, April 24 and 25. The casino is giving away $500 The musical program is free to every 10 minutes on those days from noon to midnight. Todd the public, and reservations are Moyer, senior V.P of Marketing, and originator of most of these not necessary. For additional in- great promos did the math for us and I quote, “ That works out formation about the event, call   to $3,000 an hour and $76,000 in total. Pat Rush, program coordinator, w75713-01 The Trump Marina is the place to be for all kinds of fun and at (973) 635-8474.  games and a shot at some instant mini-jackpots. I’ll continue to The group invites new mem- promote and recommend their giveaways because they consis- tently put their money where their mouth is. Get Lucky! bers. For further information on                             membership, call Elaine Pascal,        !  "   #    $               %   Contact Tony August via E-Mail ([email protected]) membership trustee, at (973)      &  '     ( )  * ( $   (                 or write to Executive Editor, North Jersey Community 455-1494.   &  '    $     &  '   $        + &  '    $    )  Newspapers, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, PO Box 471,     $   $  &  '  &  '   $  $      , $ - $ . * /0/,()123 West Paterson NJ 07424-0471 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 8, 2004 Page A9 LIFESTYLES

Kelley Sullivan and Brian Bolten Allora addresses Life-Lighters April 19 Barbara A. Allora, executive Health and Human Services ing at 11:30 a.m. in Ryan Hall. wed in New Year’s Eve ceremony director of the Millburn-Short Committee, American Red Members should bring a mug Kelley Sullivan, daughter of Hills chapter of the American Cross State Disaster Committee and sandwich. Dessert and bev- Kevin Sullivan of New York Red Cross, will present the pro- and Local Emergency Planning erage are provided. Guests are City and Marianna Sullivan of gram at the April 19 meeting of Council. welcome. Baltusrol Way, was married the Life-Lighters of St. Rose of She will speak about the pro- Hostesses for the day are An- Dec. 31 to Brian Bolten, son of Lima Parish. grams and services of the local toinette Inguaggiato, Marie Dr. Steven and Marjorie Bolten Allora, a township resident chapter of the Red Cross. Also Loughlin and Carolyn Mittl. of Temple Terrace, Fla. and volunteer in the communi- on display will be items made Transportation to and from the Officiating at the ceremony, ty, has served on the Mayor’s by the Creative Hands group at meeting can be arranged by call- which took place at St. Rose of Senior Citizen Advisory Coun- the Red Cross. ing the senior bus at (973) 564- Lima Church, were Monsignors cil, Local Assistance Board, Lunch will precede the meet- 7076. Harrold Murray and George Trabold and Deacon Joe Persinger. A reception at Fid- Lecturer explores history of high fashion dler’s Elbow Country Club in Far Hills followed. A program on the history of of textiles at Historic Deerfield Cost for the program is $12 for Serving as maid of honor was high fashion will be offered in Massachusetts, will present a museum members and $15 for the bride’s sister, Amanda Sulli- Sunday, April 18, at 4 p.m. at the slide lecture, “From Worth to non-members. Call (973) 971- van of the township. Brides- Morris Museum in Morristown. Dior: The Early Years of Haute 3720 to register or for more in- maids included Fiona Bolten of Edward Maeder, chief curator Couture.” formation. Beaumont, Texas, sister of the bridegroom, former township resident Jennifer Lowery of Hoboken, Christy Pugh of Boston, Mass., and Ashley Saer of Little Rock, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bolten Does your outdoor furniture Eamon Bolten of Tampa, Fla., served as best man for his broth- er. Groomsmen were Ryan Sul- need a facelift? livan of Hoboken and Teddy Celebrating Easter Sullivan of the township, broth- Special Easter Menu • Seating 12 - 6 pm ers of the bride, Greg Porter of Don’t replace it-refurbish it! Orlando, Fla., Pat Campbell of Celebrate all Your Complete repainting and restrapping... New York City, Richard Wolfe Special Occasions we’ll have your furniture looking like new of Pennington and Oliver Sim- 10% OFF on Parties mons of Beaumont, Texas, of 20 or more. at a fraction of the cost. May thru August brother-in-law of the bride- Call for details. groom. Party Seating for 10-80 people We specialize in Brown-Jordan, Tropitone The bride is a graduate of Fine Dining and Molla outdoor furniture. Millburn High School and of the “I want to take this opportunity to “I have never dealt McDonough School of Business Toni & Jurgen Stender 700 Bloomfield Avenue at Georgetown University. She Your Hosts Montclair, NJ 07042 congratulate you on your superior with such wonderful is employed by the Chelsea tel 973.746.5699 workmanship. You must have a very attentive and responsive Reservations Suggested fax 973.746.0157 Property Group in Roseland. E33357-02 AFTER highly skilled and dedicated work customer service people.” The bridegroom graduated BEFORE crew to produce this kind of quality.” from The Wharton School of Joan Fromm Business at the University of Fred Schmidt Franklin Lakes, NJ Pennsylvania and The Fuqua NOW THRU MAY 9 ONLY! Oradell, NJ School of Business at Duke University. He is employed by Velocity Sports and Entertain- ment in Wilton, Conn. 1-800-622-1901 Pick up & delivery available

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Auxiliary holds spring kitchen tour April 28 Starring Carolee Carmello, Chad Kimball, La Chanze, Norm Lewis, eSportsAuthority.com • LinensNThings.com•Palm.com • The Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Moeisha McGill, Michael Rupert rnes & Noble • Bath & Body Works • Omaha Steaks • Sha Rose of Lima Church will hold Book by Sybille Pearson acy's • Staples • LinensNThings.com • Palm.com • Modell its annual spring kitchen tour Music by David Shire Wednesday, April 28, from 10 oble • Bath & Body Works • Omaha Steaks • Sharper Imag Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr. nensNThings.com • Palm.com • Modells.com • Macy's • St a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The tour fea- Based upon a story developed with Susan Yankowitz tures several different types of Directed by Mark S. Hoebee orks • Omaha Steaks • Sharper Image • TheSportsAutho homes including historic houses, Modells.com • Macy's • Staples • Barnes & Noble • Macy an English manor home as well 20th Anniversary Production! mahaChoose Steaks • Sharper the right Image •bank. Omaha Steaks • TheSport as new construction. Garnering 7TonyAward® nominations (including Best Musical, lm.com • Modells.com • Macy's • Staples • Barnes & Nob The day’s events also include a Book and Score) as well as a Grammy Award nomination, this buffet luncheon and shopping heartwarming tale of three couples in their early 20s to mid SharperGet Image the • rightTheSportsAuthority.com gift. • LinensNThing boutique at The Short Hills Club. 40s reveals the agonizingly funny and ultimately life-changing acy's • Staples • Barnes & Noble • Bath & Body Works • O consequences of the universal experiences of parenthood. Funds raised will be used to sup- The New York Times calls it “Exuberant, smart and funny,” eSportsAuthority.com • Omaha Steaks • LinensNThings. port community needs and out- and TIME Magazine raves, “Alive and kicking — Baby odells.com • Staples • Barnes & Noble • Bath & Body Wo reach programs sponsored by the succeeds in making you feel good!” eSportsAuthority.com • Barnes & Noble • LinensNThings auxiliary. Tickets for the tour and shop- PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: Wed-Sat at 8; Staples • Barnes & Noble • Bath & Body Works • Omaha S Thu & Sun at 2; Sat at 2:30; Sun at 7:30 eSportsAuthority.com • LinensNThings.com • Palm.com • ping boutique are $30 each, and Tickets: $30 - $67 tickets for the tour, buffet lun- rnes & Noble • Bath & Body Works • Omaha Steaks • Sha Tickets are subject to a $1 Facility Preservation Fee. cheon and shopping boutique are Cast and dates subject to change. nensNThings.com • Palm.com • Modells.com • Macy's • St $50 each. e29734-01 th & Body Works • Omaha Steaks • Sharper Image • TheS Tickets are available by calling Order your tickets today! chairmen Debbie Alonzi at (973) rnes & Noble • LinensNThings.com • Palm.com • Modells 467-2846 or Marie Sanna at Call 973.376.4343 oble • Bath & Body Works • Omaha Steaks • Sharper Imag (973) 467-8606. No tickets will $ nensNThings.com • Palm.com • Modells.com • Macy's • St Order tickets online at 100Gift Certificate be sold the day of the event and orks • Omaha Steaks • Sharper Image • TheSportsAutho all tickets are non-refundable. www.papermill.org Modells.com • Macy's • Staples • Barnes & Noble • Bath Brookside Drive, Millburn, New Jersey

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Describing herself as a school identification cards were “a last Thursday evening when the team player, she said she formed great idea.” Short Hills Association held a her own opinions and also listened White stressed a need to com- forum at the Cora Hartshorn Ar- to others. municate situations more effec- boretum for the seven candidates Brenda White cited 25-plus tively with parents while Gold- running for seats on the Board of years in business and background man suggested a need for another Education this year. as a certified public accountant as kind of safety—an improved drop In preparation for the April 20 her strengths. She pledged to work off system for children at the school board election, the Associ- to diffuse the divisiveness be- schools. ation invited the candidates to ad- tween the Board of Education and On the topic of the budget, the dress the public. Monica Small- the public and that her ability to majority of the candidates stressed man, president of the Association, conduct financial analysis would a need for clarity of presentation. introduced the contenders to about gain her the confidence of both White felt more analytical a dozen members of the commu- spheres. analysis was required, as a way of nity seated in the audience. Lee Goldman stressed his 25 understanding the various con- The six candidates present— years in business, listening to tractual benefits and mandates. Kim Smith, who is seeking a two- strategies and concerns, as assets She called for a more strategic year term, was unable to attend to the board at a time when there planning process over multiple the forum—largely used the op- was much divisiveness between it years. portunity to reiterate prior views and the public. He said he would Goldman expressed a desire to and to expand on some new ones. reach out to the private sector to be involved in negotiating con- Questions were asked of the can- help alleviate the financial burden tractor bids, as a means of exerting didates and each person was per- of the schools. control over the budget. mitted a five-minute response Joshua Scharf stated he moved Scharf urged residents to visit time. to the township because of the the Web site of the Quizzed first on their reasons “great” schools and was con- Maplewood/South Orange school for pursuing a seat on the Board of cerned his two children would not district to learn how that district Eveline Speedie/staff photographer Education, and their qualifica- have the same advantages as pre- explained its budget to the com- RETURN TO THE ARBORETUM—Six of the seven candidates running for seats on the Board tions, the candidates presented vious students in the system. He munity. Mazzorana said as a of Education gathered at the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum April 1 for a forum sponsored by the themselves as distinct individuals. felt his background as an architect member of the board’s Budget Short Hills Association. Seated at the table are, from left, candidates Joshua Scharf, Lee Unable to attend the session, would be valuable in making Study Group, he was given “a lot Goldman, Brenda White, Debra Camitta, Alfred Mazzorana and Carol Marcus. Candidate Kim Smith’s neighbor read a prepared building decisions and in develop- of data” but lacked a reference Smith was unable to attend the event. statement. In it, he explained his ing fiscal strategies “that were guide. absence and provided an overview critical for the ongoing health of Marcus said the budget process of his qualifications. He stressed the community.” was a year-long endeavor and his concerns about the dilemma of The second question related to Camitta described the Budget Granite Countertops • Tile Sales & Installation facing high taxes while maintain- special education and regular in- Study Group as a great first effort ing a strong public school system. struction, probing how both needs in explaining the budget to the Incumbent Carol Marcus could be met without resulting in public and agreed posting the in- stressed her 12 years of service, sharp tax increases. formation on a Web site might be APEX MARBLE & GRANITE saying her board experience All the candidates agreed state helpful. 973-857-3655 placed her in a unique position. and federal mandates did not leave Three opportunities remain to 998Pompton Ave., Cedar Grove She said she had served on most much room to negotiate in meet- hear the candidates before the of the board committees, includ- ing a broad spectrum of educa- April 20 election. ing the Property Committee tional needs. Mazzorana suggest- The Wyoming School PTO will VISIT charged with overseeing new con- ed looking for ways to “squeeze have a program April 13 at 7:30 struction and renovations. She felt out excess costs.” Camitta and p.m. at the school. A presentation APEX TILE GALLERY OUR NEW her background as a lawyer en- Marcus, as incumbents, pointed to for Special Education interests 973-244-6366 STORE! abled her to contribute “invalu- costs such as salaries and benefits will be held April 15 at 7 p.m. in 120 Rt. 46 West, Parsippany able” legal expertise. as comprising the biggest chunk the second floor meeting room of 952528 E27836-01 Alfred Mazzorana cited a desire of the school budget needed to ed- the Millburn Free Public Library. to become more directly involved ucate the district’s children. The school PTOs and PTAs will in “oversight” as his reasons for Questioned as to what security bring the candidates together pursuing board membership. 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By Harry Trumbore “They asked if we could find of The Item someone like Ted,” Brodow said. Lindenberg had not expressed The search for a permanent any inclination to apply for the principal for South Mountain position until Brodow and School is over. Maryann Doyle, assistant super- Ted Lindenberg, a retired prin- intendent for curriculum and in- cipal from New York state who struction, approached him to dis- has served as the school’s inter- cuss staying on permanently. im principal since mid-February, Brodow said he and Doyle were has agreed to take on the duties struck by Lindenberg’s leader- on a permanent basis, according ship qualities and the respect he to Superintendent of Schools was earning from his staff. Lin- Richard Brodow. denberg, in turn, reviewed his “He’s been doing a great job,” long term plans and decided he Brodow said. “This was not would like to continue at South planned. He’s just the right Mountain. person for the school at the right “Sometimes the right person is time.” right here with us,” Brodow said. Lindenberg took over the in- Lindenberg’s name will be terim position from Carmen presented to the Board of Educa- Buono, who served as principal tion for approval at the board’s for the first half of the school April 26 meeting, according to year. Buono stepped in as the in- the superintendent. Lindenberg terim principal after the depar- should begin serving as the per- ture of Patricia McFall, who re- manent principal beginning May signed as principal in July for 1. personal reasons. As one administrator comes on During the search for a perma- board, another departs. Photo courtesy of South Mountain School PTO nent principal, administrators re- Brodow confirmed Gregory YOUNG ARTISTS—South Mountain School students have The current exhibition features “Kindergarten Clowns.” Pic- viewed the qualifications of 55 Robertson, one of two vice prin- worked closely with the Millburn Avenue branch of the Fleet tured with their paintings are, from left, Samantha Pancer, applicants, Brodow said. The cipals at the high school, will Bank for the past four years in exhibiting student artwork. Bansri Doshi, Charlotte Saltzman and Abigail Saltzman. number eventually was narrowed leave at the end of the school down to two final candidates year to become principal of who met with focus groups of Madison High School. parents and teachers. “We will miss him. He did a Music scholarship for Kim Although the two were quali- wonderful job for us as vice prin- fied for the position, Brodow cipal,” Brodow said. “We’re de- Millburn High School senior in their school music programs. said, in the final analysis, he did lighted for him and happy he is Jillee Kim is one of six student The awards are made on the not think he could recommend able to obtain a principal posi- musicians to be awarded a merits of musical performance one or the other for the South tion nearby.” $1,000 music scholarship in the excellence and are expressly des- Mountain post. At the same time, The superintendent said the 13th annual Walter Engel Festi- ignated to reward personal out- he said some members of the position now will be posted in- val of Young Performers. reach in the community, and are My little focus groups were clearly using ternally and he is optimistic the The scholarships recognize funded by donations from music the new interim principal as a district will quickly find a re- northern New Jersey high school lovers, foundations and corpora- brother benchmark. placement. seniors who actively participate tions. takes Students make dean’s lists TLC Computer Services David Rothenstein, son of Westview Road, and been named after Arthur and Rita Rothenstein of to the dean’s list for the fall se- We’ll Take Good Care Of You South Mountain Road, has been mester at New York University. named to the dean’s list for the Lindsay will pursue a master’s • Computer Troubleshooting and Problem Solving fall semester at Tulane Universi- degree in literacy at the universi- • System Backups/Recovery me! ty, where he is enrolled in the ty’s Steinhardt School of Educa- • Upgrades, Installation and Configuration A.B. 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Test your ability to answer the onships this past Friday at Rutgers following: University, where Shweta and the 1. Urdu is an official language other school representatives took of a Muslim country that was once part in eight rounds of verbal part of British India. Name this questions on geography. country. 2. New Zealand’s native The winner of the state contest people arrived from other Pacific will travel to Washington, D.C., to Islands hundreds of years before represent New Jersey in the na- Europeans. Name these Polyne- tional competition. sian people. 3. The Yukon River The National Geographic Bee is flows across Alaska before empty- open to students in grades four ing into what sea? through eight. Shweta Raghu, a fifth grader at Shweta was one of only seven Glenwood Elementary School, New Jersey fifth graders to quali- answered these questions and fy; the majority of the school win- others to become one of the top ners are in the higher grades. She students in the New Jersey State didn’t make it to the final round Geographic Bee. Shweta was se- Friday and said the hardest ques- lected to represent Glenwood after tion she faced was naming the two competing in a geography contest countries west of Bolivia. The with all the fourth and fifth answer? Peru and Chile. graders in the school. Want to know the answers to One hundred top scorers from the three geography questions? 426 participating schools qualified Pakistan, the Maori people, and to compete in the state champi- the Bering Sea. Boy Scouts taking orders for their annual plant sale

Orders are being taken for the and other flowers are available. 54th annual Boy Scout Troop 15 At the end of March, the plant sale, which will be held Scouts mailed order forms to Photo courtesy of Hartshorn School PTA Saturday, May 8, from 8:30 a.m. past customers and patrons who to 1 p.m., in the Christ Church have contributed to the event in ACTION STORY—First grade students at Hartshorn School the students brought the story to life. Through dance parking lot, 66 Highland Ave. the past. Order forms must be re- March 29 met with artist Ann Biddle, whose “Stories in movements and using various props, the students ex- The proceeds help fund trips ceived by April 26. Motion” program introduced them to the African tale pressed the major elements of the story. Above, the stu- and other activities for the To pre-order plants, or for “Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain.” Under Biddle’s direction, dents pretend to be herders searching for their cows. Scouts. more information, call Alice A variety of annuals, herbs, Lurie at (973) 379-6623. vegetables and hanging baskets of begonia, fuchsia, impatiens High school hosts April 12 BOE meeting The Board of Education is scheduled to hold its final meet- ing before the April 20 elections Monday night at Millburn High School, 462 Millburn Ave. The meeting, which begins at 7:45 p.m., will be held in the high school library. Those wish- ing to attend the meeting can enter through the main entrance. Prior to the regular board meeting, a discussion on teach- ing values to children will be presented by Danielle Nyman, the district’s supervisor of social studies, along with teachers from several of the schools.

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High school seniors with learn- ing disabilities can get a head start on college Life through a two- week residential summer program offered by Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Regional Center for College Students with Learning Disabilities that takes place on the university’s metropolitan campus in Teaneck in July. Upon successful completion of the program, students earn two undergraduate credits. The pro- gram will provided specific learn- ing strategies, interactions with key college staff, technology in- struction and orientation to col- lege facilities and the surrounding community. To be eligible, students must have documented learning disabil- ities and provide two letters of recommendation from school and community leaders that attest to their character, attitude and inde- pendent living skills. Priority will be given to students enrolled in the Regional Center for College Students with Learning Disabili- ties. “The Summer Experience” begins on July 11 and concludes July 23. For more information, contact Dolores Rosko at (201) 692-2086. 34-01 777 w 1-866-773-5555

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Teacher expos being offered this summer Teacher expos will be held in three locations in New Jersey this summer. The expos will feature exhibits on a wide variety of topics, in- cluding publishers, professional development information, cur- riculum enhancement, innova- tions, technology, financial and re- tirement planning, class trips and assemblies. Dates and venues for the expos Photo courtesy of Wyoming School PTO are Thursday, July 29, Bridgewa- AUTOGRAPH SESSION—Elizabeth Levy, the author of Photo courtesy of Wyoming School PTO ter Manor, Bridgewater; Thurs- more than 80 books for children and teenagers, visited LADIES AT LUNCH—The Wyoming School PTO March 25 sponsored a Teachers Appre- day, Aug. 5, Holiday Inn, Spring- Wyoming School March 29 and discussed the writing ciation Luncheon, “Lunch at La Munca,” where the staff was treated to Spanish cuisine. field; and Thursday, Aug. 12, process with students. Above, Levy signs a copy of Enjoying the break are, from left, kindergarten aides Barbara Austin and Janice Luftig, PAL, Wayne. Exhibits will be “Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade” for Ilana and secretaries Julie Cino and Roberta Lichtenberg. open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For Kamber. information, call (201) 670-7781.

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No makeup dates varsity boys volleyball team, were immediately announced. which did not have to worry All of Friday’s scheduled con- about the conditions since it tests, despite scattered late after- plays it matches indoors. noon showers, went off as sched- All three of Millburn’s base- uled. Photo courtesy of Millburn boys lacrosse team ball squads—freshman, junior Heavy overnight rain forced LEADING SCORER—Millburn’s Alex Dolce (17) leaves a season-opening contest. The sophomore middie tallied five varsity and varsity—had their the postponement of Saturday’s DePaul defender sprawled on the turf in Saturday afternoon’s goals and an assist in the Millers’ 12-6 opening day triumph. opening day contests against Phil Krug Tournament first- Morris Catholic postponed. The round contests and the Miller varsity and junior varsity dia- freshman softball team’s home mond team’s home contests game against Montclair. 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Morris Catholic were rained out Ralph Yezza, and Governor Liv- John Scanlan’s wait for his the season-opening victory— only victory in the one season he Millburn is scheduled to host and rescheduled for Tuesday, ingston meet in the second game first victory as head coach of the Dolce (five goals, one assist), spent as the Millers’ coach. The Caldwell at 2:30 p.m. Saturday April 20, at 4 p.m. at 2 p.m. Former Miller head Millburn High School varsity Chris Arnold (two goals, one 2003 Millers dropped their first and Boonton at 4 p.m. Monday. The inclement weather also coach Chris Roof, in his first boys lacrosse team was a short assist), Leung (one goal, two as- 12 games before defeating Liv- Following a contest at St. delayed John Scanlan’s debut as season with the Highlanders, one. sists), Dawes (one goal, one ingston 4-3 on May 12. Joseph’s of Montvale, Friday, Millburn’s new varsity boys coaches Governor Livingston. His players made Scanlan’s assist), Heckman (one goal, one Rain forced postponement of April 16, at 4 p.m., Scanlan’s lacrosse coach. Non-tournament contests in- Millburn debut a successful one assist), Tim Arnold (one goal), the Millers’ scheduled April 1 squad returns home for matches The laxers’ opener under the volving the participating teams’ Saturday afternoon, rolling to a Kirn (one goal) and senior season opener under the lights against Livingston Saturday, lights against visiting Morris junior varsity squads are sched- 12-6 win over DePaul in Wayne. middie Teddy D’Alessio (one against visiting Morris Catholic. April 17 at noon and under the Catholic was postponed and uled to take place at the same The Millers, behind by sopho- assist). The contest has been resched- lights against Glen Ridge Friday, rescheduled for Monday, May time as the varsity contests. more middie Alex Dolce’s four Miller senior goalie Aaron uled for Monday, May 24, at 4 April 23, at 7 p.m. 24, at 4 p.m. The Miller junior The Krug Tournament conso- first-half goals, built a 9-1 half- Katzman was credited with 19 p.m. Millburn’s junior varsity squad varsity boys lacrosse team’s lation and championship games time lead. Sophomore attack- saves. The Millers, beginning with routed DePaul 12-2 in Saturday’s home match against Somerville are scheduled for Saturday, April man Andrew Dawes, senior season-opener. was postponed and rescheduled 17, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. middie Tyler Heckman, senior attackman Alex Leung, senior at- tackman Chris Arnold and sophomore middie Michael Kirn also scored for Millburn in the opening half. Brian Crawford scored the lone goal of the first half for DePaul (0-2). Dolce, who finished with a team-high five goals, Chris MHS laxers slate annual food drive Members of Millburn High School varsity and junior varsity boys lacrosse teams will conduct their 10th annual food drive Sat- urday, April 17, for the benefit of the Millburn-Short Hills Chapter of American Red Cross. Miller lacrosse players will be stationed outside Kings and ShopRite, both on Morris Turn- Photo courtesy of Millburn boys lacrosse team pike, between 3 and 6 p.m. hand- SEASON-OPENING ACTION—Middie Teddy D’Alessio (24) of ing out flyers asking shoppers to Millburn keeps an eye on DePaul’s Luke Schneider Saturday purchase one extra of the follow- afternoon in the local laxers’ first game of the campaign. ing items for the chapter’s local food pantry: pasta sauce, peanut butter, powdered milk, tuna fish, Discount card benefits laxers canned or bottled juices, cereal, canned fruits, vegetables and The Millburn Quik Stik Club, To purchase cards, send a soups, coffee and tea, disposable the high school boys lacrosse check for $10 per card to the diapers, paper towels and bath- program’s booster group, is sell- Quik Stik Club, 135 Stewart room tissue. ing a $10 discount card good for Road, Short Hills, 07078, or call “The last nine food drives con- use at local merchants. Janet Dolce at (973) 258-0182. ducted by the lacrosse team brought in an abundance of food which greatly helped to replenish our local food pantry,” said Bar- bara Allora, executive director of SUMMER TENNIS CAMP the local Red Cross chapter. at BROOKLAKE COUNTRY CLUB MHS schedules available online Florham Park Millburn High School inter- Welcoming Boys & Girls scholastic athletic schedules, on the varsity, junior varsity and Ages 6-17 of All Ability Levels. freshman levels, are available to the public on the Internet. 10 Weeks Starting June 21st To obtain Millburn High School sports schedules go to www.high- Weekly Sessions Also Available. schoolsports.net or access the site through the school system’s Web site at www.millburn.org, go to 973-377-2235 ext. 5 high school, then sports. Hit “click here for sports sched- ules,” go to state names, select www.brooklaketennis.com New Jersey and scroll down to E27924-01 Millburn High School. DAVID KRAMER TENNIS ACADEMY Page B2 Thursday, April 8, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Millburn-Short Hills Freedom Conference cites Little League roundup ex-MHS softball standout Nick Gehring doubled in a run turned in a strong three inning Sarah Rhodes, a 2000 graduate Bible on March 30, Rhodes during a 10-run first-inning out- pitching effort for the Bulls. of Millburn High School and a struck out a season-high 12 bat- burst March 30, sparking the A bases-loaded double by Josh senior pitcher on the University ters and allowed just two hits. Eagles to a 13-0 rout of the Wolfe propelled the Marlins to a of Scranton’s softball team, has She came back the following day Hawks in Millburn-Short Hills 10-6 defeat of the Tides March been named the Freedom Con- to strike out six and allow just Little League Northern League 29. Ray Fiore pitched two score- ference Pitcher of the Week for one earned run in a 6-2 victory action. less innings for the victors. The the second time this season. over Susquehanna University. Eagle teammates Gehring and Tides’ Conor Brown fanned four Rhodes won three games Rhodes closed out the week on Dan Keller combined to blank in two innings. during the week ending April 3 Saturday by striking out seven in the Hawks with solid pitching. to raise her record to 6-2 on the a 10-2 win over Delaware Valley The Hawks received two score- Gulf Coast League season. In a 7-0 win over Baptist in five innings. less innings of work from reliev- Luke DeCastro fanned six in er Michael Donnelly and solid three innings of work and Justin defense from Colin Horgan. Movitz drove in four runs April Andrew Spelman rapped out 1, sparking the Lions to a 13-0 four hits and drove in three runs defeat of the Jaguars. Jaguars’ March 29 in the Ravens’ 10-3 Matt Sandoval of the Jaguars de- defeat of the Sparrows. James livered a hit and stole a base for Collingwood fanned four in the Jaguars. Chris Kaiser an- Photo courtesy of Millburn Recreation Department three innings of work for the chored the Jaguars’ defense with GETTING READY—Town employees Brian Hanna, Tony Ravens. Steven Leh made a stel- two stellar plays at first base. Boffa, Johnny Walker and Eric Staeger, from left, prepare lar catch in right field for the Willie Fitzgerald’s bases the Taylor Park ballfield March 25 for the new season. Sparrows. loaded double provided the Staeger is with the Millburn Recreation Department. Philip Byrne stroked a game- margin of victory in the Pan- Hanna, Boffa and Walker are with the Millburn Depart- winning single in the fifth inning thers’ 9-6 defeat of the Pumas ment of Public Works. to back a stellar three innings of March 31.Teammate Brian work by Blake Udland March 28 Barkley pitched three scoreless w75664-01 in the Orioles’ 4-3 defeat of the innings to get the win. The Falcons. Eric Landau pitched Pumas were paced by Ryan three solid innings for the Fal- Rounick and Ezra Dantowitz dis- cons. played timely hitting for the The Road to Conception Pumas. Southern League Matt Krikorian rapped out two Margaret Garrisi, MD Dan Frischman homered and hits and catcher Jack Clarke’s How important is your FSH? Brett Anton tripled and singled solid defense saved two runs in March 30, sparking the Redbirds the Wolves’ 11-6 defeat of the Serena Chen, MD Recurrent miscarriage & PGD to a 22-6 defeat of the Bulls. The Badgers March 30. Jake

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E29766-01 Marketplace Page B4 Thursday, April 8, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Millburn High School boys, girls track teams drop season openers First-place showings by Mill- By Jim Connelly burn senior pole vaulter Tina of The Item Wong (6-6) and sophomore high An encounter with the jumper Alex Edell (4-8) prevented reigning Northern Hills Confer- a West Orange sweep of the indi- ence, Skyline Division track and vidual events. field champions makes for a diffi- Wong was Millburn’s top point cult season-opening dual meet. scorer on the day. She also placed Millburn High School’s boys second in the 400-meter interme- and girls track teams endured a diate hurdles in 1:26.0 and third in long afternoon April 1 when the the 110-meter high hurdles in visiting Mountaineers posted a 20.8. pair of one-sided victories. MILLER NOTES—Wong is West Orange picked up first now the answer to a trivia ques- place points in 11 of 15 events en tion. With the pole vault becom- route to an 85-54 defeat of the ing an official scoring event in Millers. girls track this season, Wong Senior Joe Song (16.3 in the holds the distinction of being 110-meter high hurdles), senior the first Miller to win the event Ben Budish (135-0 in the javelin), in competition. senior Andy Guadagno (5-8 in the The triple jump also is a new high jump) and junior Greg event this season. Schvey (10-0 in the pole vault) Millburn sophomores Jordan turned in winning efforts for Mill- Less and John Eschenbach both burn. placed in the event against West Song’s victory fueled a Miller Orange. Less recorded a jump of sweep in the high hurdles. 37-1. Eschenbach took third with Guadagno placed second in 17.4 a jump of 34 feet, ? inch. and sophomore Peter Nakagami Freshman Jaimee Halpren took third place in 18.1. recorded the exact same distance Junior Brett Pearsall, senior as Eschenbach to take third place Mike Gordon, junior Marc Plotkin in the girls triple jump. and freshman Charlie Bencivenga The Millers are scheduled to of Millburn won the 1,600-meter compete in the Dodgertown Jim Connelly/staff photographer Jim Connelly/staff photographer relay in 4:03.8. Relays in Madison Saturday. The NEW EVENT—John Eschenbach of Millburn competes in the SPRINTING TO THE FINISH—Millburn teammates Marisa The Mountaineers’ girls team meet is set to begin at 9 a.m. The triple jump in the April 1 meet against West Orange. The triple Martinez (left) and Alex Edell compete in the 100-meter dash rolled to 109-31 rout of Millburn, season’s second dual meet is set jump is a new event in New Jersey boys and girls track this in the April 1 dual meet opener against West Orange. Martinez placing first in 13 of 15 individual for 4 p.m. Tuesday against visiting season. Eschenbach took third place with a jump of 34 feet, was clocked in 14.7, Edell in 14.8. events and the 1,600-meter relay. West Milford. 1/2 inch.

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Millburn High School’s boys Northern Hills Conference, Sky- and the second doubles team of tennis team unveiled its new line Division rival Lakeland in Mike Flamm and Jon Kepniss. lineup Friday afternoon, and Wanaque. Kessler and Hirsch defeated from the looks of things, second- Nalitt defeated Lakeland’s Lakeland’s Nick Burns and Kyle year head coach Bill Wicken- Dave Santosoosso 6-0, 6-0 at Beshaw 6-0, 6-2. Flamm and heisser’s squad appears primed first singles. Kubek posted a 6-0, Kepniss came away with a 6-1, for another state championship 6-0 defeat of Lakeland’s Eric 6-0 defeat of the Lancers’ Nick run. Tracy at second singles. Israel Bonanno and Mike Gould. The Millers’ new starting sin- downed the Lancers’ Keith Tracy Millburn is scheduled to play gles lineup of Brian Nalitt, Jon 6-0, 6-2 at third singles. its first home match against Kubek and Josh Israel dropped Also prevailing in straight sets Orange at 4 p.m. Monday. The just two games between them, were Millburn’s two doubles Millers’ orginally scheduled helping the local squad open the teams—the first doubles pairing home opener, April 1, against season with a 5-0 defeat of of Scott Kessler and Josh Hirsch Delbarton was rained out.

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E29766-01 Marketplace Page B6 Thursday, April 8, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Architect Lin speaking at school Sales named group’s president The 10th anniversary Speakers Lin, whose artwork has been Far Brook Hospital, Sales also a graduate of Mount Sinai Series lecture at Kent Place widely exhibited, was trained as Drive resident has offices in Millburn. School of Medicine. He com- School in Summit will feature an artist and architect. Dr. Clifford M. His practice is limit- pleted his general surgery resi- architect and artist Maya Lin. She is fascinated with and in- Sales has been ed to the care of pa- dency and vascular surgery fel- The presentation, “Projects spired by the natural world, elected presi- tients with cardiovas- lowship at Montefiore Hospital and Process,” will take place which fuels many of her ideas. dent of the Vas- cular disease. Sales has Medical Center in New York. Thursday, May 20, at 7:30 p.m. She studies water patterns, satel- cular Society of been recognized for his Sales is a clinical assistant pro- at the school. Lin will present a lite images and ocean floors. Lin New Jersey work in the noninva- fessor of surgery at Mount Sinai lecture followed by a brief ques- also takes her inspiration from (VSNJ). sive diagnosis of vas- School of Medicine and has au- tion and answer session. her roots as a Chinese-American VSNJ is dedi- cular disease and mini- thored numerous articles and Lin came into the public eye Midwesterner. cated to promot- mally invasive treat- books. when, as a senior at Yale Univer- A documentary about her life ing excellence ments of vascular dis- sity, she submitted the winning and work, “Maya Lin: A Strong in patient care Dr. Clifford M. Sales eases including ab- design in a national competition Clear Vision,” won an Academy through educa- dominal aortic for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial Award for Best Documentary in tion of professionals and the aneurysms, carotid artery dis- Editorial to be built in Washington, D.C. 1995. The Speakers Series lec- public. Its members, primarily ease and varicose veins. Fax Number Maya Lin She is also known for her Civil ture is open to the public. Gener- vascular surgeons, are the pro- He also has a strong interest (973) 376-8556 Rights Memorial in Mont- signer and craftsman. Since she al admission for adults is $25 fessionals most qualified to di- in the nutritional components of gomery, Ala., and the Women’s founded her own studio in 1987, and $10 for high school students agnose and treat all aspects of cardiovascular disease. Sales is Table at Yale University. she has created a wide range of with student identification. vascular disease. Each monument has been ac- monuments, sculptures, build- For tickets, call (908) 273- The chief of vascular surgery claimed for creating a private ex- ings, interiors and furniture that 0900, extension 313. at Overlook perience within a public context. combine architecture and design Lin is a sculptor, architect, de- with fine and applied art. FISHING & BOATING WANT TO 950685-01 play golf? Sandy Hook & Raritan Bay Bates Paterson Rod & Gun STRIPERS 845 Belmont Ave, North Haledon LUCKY CARM We are ready for Join the Women’s Veteran’s Discount Opening Day! Are You? 926682-01 Golf Association of NJ 1-6 persons • 34' Sportfisherman 20% Off All Reels in store stock! Capt. Carmine • 908-590-5240

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A complete di- The Millburn-Short Hills drive may do so by calling the Col. Peter O’Hagan, a member The Millburn Old Guard member, is sponsoring a Health rectory of exhibitors and job list- Chapter of the American Red Red Cross Chapter during busi- of the New Jersey AAA Speakers meets Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Care Career Fest, Tuesday, April ings will be featured in the North Cross will sponsor a blood ness hours, Monday through Bureau, will speak about safe in the Bauer Community 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Jersey Jobs section of The drive Saturday, April 17, from Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at driving and pedestrian safety for Center. Feature programs start Holiday Inn, Saddle Brook. Record and the Herald News on 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the new (973) 379-4198. Appointments senior citizens at a meeting today at 11 a.m. Exhibiting companies include Sunday. North Jersey Media gymnasium at Millburn High will be available at 12-minute at 11 a.m. of the Millburn Old Members are retired and Chilton Memorial Hospital, Group will have an updated list- School. intervals between 11:30 a.m. Guard. semi-retired men of the town- Bayada Nurses, Genesis Elder- ing of companies attending the The American Red Cross is and 2 p.m. A video presentation, “The ship and surrounding communi- Care, Bergen Regional Medical event on its Web site, northjer- appealing to volunteers to Residents are urged to come Jennifer Project and Howard ties. Center and Seton Hall School of sey.com. donate blood, which takes to the blood drive whether they Hughes and a sunken Soviet sub- The Old Guard welcomes Graduate Medicine. From 9 to 10 For directions to the Holiday only one hour and can save have an appointment or not. marine,” will be offered by Old guests to any of its meetings. a.m., career coach and Fairleigh Inn, call (973) 569-7404. lives. Anyone coming to Millburn Guard member William Moran In addition to meeting every Dickinson University faculty For information about exhibit- Individuals whose last dona- High School between 10 a.m. at the Thursday, April 15, meet- Thursday, members organize member Eli Amdur will be avail- ing at the North Jersey Media tion was at a local Red Cross and 3 p.m. will be accommo- ing. and participate in many activi- able to discuss work skills, Group Health Care Career Fest, blood drive in February will be dated. A discussion of issues of the ties, such as bowling, bridge, career goals and review individ- call Jane Byers at (973) 569- eligible to donate since they Blood donors must be in day will be offered by James shuffleboard, golf and tours. ual resumes and career histories. 7412. will have met the requirement good general health, weigh at Schaeffer and Kalman Oravetz at Periodically, contests are that eight weeks elapse be- least 110 pounds, and be at least the Thursday, April 22, meeting. arranged with other Old Guard tween donations. 17 years of age. Donors must Discussion topics will be an- chapters in bowling, golf and Bulky waste drop at township yard “We all expect blood to be know their Social Security nounced one week in advance. shuffleboard. there for us,” said Bob Arnold, number and bring a signed or Lawyer Brenda McElnea will Individuals interested in joining A variety of bulky waste items cans (must be empty or dry), co-chairman of Blood Ser- picture identification. Blood discuss lifetime elder law plan- the Millburn Old Guard should can be dropped off at the town- clothing, metal storage sheds vices for the local Red Cross cannot be accepted from those ning and government benefits ask a friend who is a member to ship’s public works yard. (must be disassembled) and tires. chapter. “Barely a fraction of who have spent a total of three Thursday, April 29, to assist with bring him to a meeting or contact Among the materials accepted Residents using private or those who can give do. 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After one Domaine Chataigneraie-Laborier taste of their terrific wines, we were SOLD! This vermentino is ripe and “Belemnites” Pouilly Fuisse $26.99 round, with great balance and finesse. Manual harvesting and low yields produce an aromatically intense wine. Fat Arger-Martucci De Sante Sauvignon Blanc 2002 $18.99 and concentrated on the palate. An excellent value in white Burgundy. Cabernet Excellent intensity and lingering concentration of flavors that will come alive Senorio Araco Red Wine 2002 $10.99 Spectacular and intense aroma of black cherries, black pepper and leather, with food. it expands on the palate to include coffee notes. A smooth and silky drinker. Sauvignon 1999 Concha Y Toro Don Melchor San Vincente Tempranillo 1998 Sale $25.99 Sale $39.99 Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 $43.99 Lush and elegant, filled with jammy fruits, this full-bodied red is well bal- Terrific personality, with prune, cocoa, loam, mineral, dark currant, blackber- anced with a soft lingering finish. Reg. $59.99 ry, tar and sanguine flavors that don't quit. (very limited) Domaine des Bosquets Deep blackcurrant flavors lead to a Planeta La Segreta Rosso 2001 $12.99 Preference 2000 Sale $39.99 Equal parts Nero d’Avola, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot combine to make An explosive example of Gigondas, with overtones of creme de cassis and lengthy and alluring finish describes this a lush, round juicy red in the classic Planeta style. blackberry characteristics, as well as a showy personality. undiscovered and up and coming Napa Studert-Prum Wehlener Sonnenuhr Crios Syrah/Bonarda 2002 $18.99 producer. Classic Napa style!! Riesling Kabinett 2001 $14.99 Medium to dark ruby-colored, the 2002 Syrah 50% - Bonarda 50% exhibits Packed with tropical fruit and wonderful florality on the nose. Mouthwatering an intense nose of smoky bacon-laced black fruits. Medium-bodied and ripe, acidity. it has impressive tangy dark fruit flavors Muri Gries Lagrein De Toren Fusion V 2001 sale $24.99 Rust en Vrede Estate Red 1999 $36.99 Deep red and purple in color with intense layers of black fruits, coffee, Rich, full-bodied and complex in character. Chewy and savory, yet delicate 2001 leather, liquorice, cedar, plums and fine spices. A classic full rounded and refined, finishing with a pleasant lingering aftertaste of roasted almonds. mouthfeel on the approach, leading to layers of fruit and light oak flavors lin- Truly a wine with finesse. Sale $14.99 gering forever. Isole e Olena Cepparello 2000 $54.99 Schweiger Sauvignon Blanc 2002 $22.99 This Super Tuscan, is 100% Sangiovese and extremely elegant and bal- Reg. $17.99 Intense lemongrass, citrus, and green apples notes give way to a broad anced. A perfect match for robust Italian fare. The dark, velvety red is produced by palate of gooseberry, melon, and tropical fruits. Finishes crisp and long. W.H. Smith Pinot Noir 1999 Sale $25.99 Benedictine monks using traditional meth- Domaine des Fontanelles Sauvignon Blanc 2002 $7.99 Handcrafted from mature, low-yielding vines, imparting a floral elegance This easy-drinking white from the South of France has very pure fruit flavors with a suggestive hint of rose petal, the 1999 Hellenthal displays excellent ods of hand-pruning and hand-harvesting. of citrus pear and gooseberry. Finishes dry with plenty of crisp, clean-as-a- structure with a long, rich finish. Unfined and unfiltered, this wine merits a Particularly well matched with whistle acidity. shelf in your cellar and the benefits of aging. spring barbecues. All items are available at our Summit location, please contact other stores for product availability. We are not responsible for typographical errors. Prices do not include sales tax. All 952506 wines are 750ml unless otherwise noted. We reserve the right to limit quantities while supplies last. 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AIDING DISABLED—Township Association preparing to honor resident Lynne Crow, right, re- cently secured a $5,000 grant volunteers, seeks nominations from the MDRT Foundation on The Neighborhood Association rent resident or former resident of younger, whom neighbors recog- behalf of Cheshire Home, a of Millburn Township will be long duration; have provided a nize as being helpful to their nonprofit residence in Florham awarding the Good Neighbor minimum of 10 years of volunteer neighborhood and/or the Mill- Park for young adults with Award at its annual meeting in work; and be a nominee who is burn-Short Hills community. physical disabilities. The foun- June and is currently seeking easily identifiable by the commu- The deadline for submitting dation is the philanthropic arm nominations for the honor. nity for their volunteer activities. nominations is Friday, April 30. of the Million Dollar Round The purpose of the Good This year, the focus will again The board of directors of the Table, an association of finan- Neighbor Award is to recognize be on the youth in the community. Neighborhood Association will cial professionals. Crow, a volunteers who have made a sub- To encourage junior volunteerism review the nominations. member of the foundation for stantial contribution to the Mill- in the township, the second annual Nomination forms are available 16 years, works for Guardian burn-Short Hills community. Youth Good Neighbor Award will at Town Hall, The Millburn Free Life Insurance. Receiving the The Association is requesting be presented to a deserving stu- Public Library and the Neighbor- grant check is Stuart Milsten, that the public nominate those in- dent who meets the following cri- hood House, at 12 Taylor St. vice chair of Cheshire Home’s dividuals who meet the following teria: the nominee must be a Forms also can be obtained by board of trustees. criteria: candidate should be a cur- young person, 18 years of age or calling (973) 376-0739. Photo courtesy of Cheshire Home, Inc.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of the School District of the TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN,intheCOUNTY OF ESSEX, New Jersey, that the Annual School Board Election of the legal voters of said District will be held at 2:00 P.M.on TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2004 The polls will remain open until 9:00 P.M., and as much longer as may be necessary to permit all the legal voters then present to vote and to cast their ballots. At said election the following will be submitted for voter approval:

THREE MEMBERS WILL BE ELECTED FOR A 3 YEAR TERM ONE MEMBER WILL BE ELECTED FOR A 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM

GENERAL FUND

RESOLVED, that there should be raised for the General Fund $56,172,922 for the ensuing school year (2004-2005). Polling places for said election and their respective polling districts have been designated be- low, and no person shall vote at said election elsewhere than at the polling place designated for the voters of the polling district in which he or she resides.

District Location 1 St. Stephen’s Church (H) - 119 Main Street 2 & 6 Wyoming School (H) - Myrtle Avenue 3 & 9 Glenwood School (H) - 325 Taylor Road, South 4, 13, 14, 17 Hartshorn School (H) - 400 Hartshorn Drive 5, 12, 16 Deerfield School (H) - Troy Lane 7 & 10 South Mountain School (H) - Southern Slope Drive 8, 11, 15 Community Congregational Church (H) - 200 Hartshorn Drive - Fellowship Hall By ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 33 Washington Street, Newark Linda von Nessi, Clerk of the Board The Item953520 Fee $33.54 April 8, 2004 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2004 002082 NOTICE SHERIFF’S SALE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Take notice that application has been made CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, to the Township Committee of Millburn, New DOCKET NO. F1188402 SF JV-2002-1, LLC, Jersey, to transfer to Martini Restaurant PLAINTIFF -vs- ANDREW GARLAND, ET Group, LLC, trading as Martini Bistro Bar and ALS., DEFENDANTS Pizzeta for premises located at 40-44 Main Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises Street, Millburn, NJ 07041 the "C" License By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- 0712-32-001-009, heretofore issued to Martini tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by Restaurant Group, LLC, trading as Martini Bis- Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex tro Bar and Pizzeta. The persons who will County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- hold an interest in this license are: Lionel D. day, April 13, 2004, at one-thirty P.M. Jorge, Theodore Stampoulos and Anthony (Prevailing Time) Giordano. This is an extension of premises Commonly known as: transfer. 61-63 DELMAR PL Objections, if any, should be made immedi- IRVINGTON NJ 07111 ately in writing to the Municipal Clerk, of Mill- Lot: 2 Block: 94 burn, NJ. Size: 45 X 75X45X 75feet Martini Restaurant Group, LLC Nearest cross street name: LINDEN AVENUE 40-44 Main Street, Millburn, NJ Jim Connelly/staff photographer A full legal description can be found in the of- The Item944850 fice of the Register of Essex County. Fee $19.78 A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified April 8, 15, 2004 funds is required at the time of sale. LENDING A HAND—Ed Partisi Sr. of the Millburn Police De- onto Main Street. The driver was heading north when he re- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens LEGAL NOTICE or other charges, and any such taxes, charg- Please Take Notice that on the 21st day of partment stops traffic at the intersection of Main and Essex alized his vehicle was too tall to pass under the Main Street es, liens, insurance premiums or other advan- April, 2004, at the Township of Millburn Munic- ces made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All in- ipal Building, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, streets April 1, allowing a truck driver to back his vehicle railroad bridge. terested parties are to conduct and rely upon New Jersey, 07041, the Millburn Planning their own independent investigation to ascer- Board will hold a hearing on the application of tain whether or not any outstanding interest re- undersigned, at which time and place all inter- main or record and/or have priority over the ested persons will be given an opportunity to lien being foreclosed and, is so the current be heard. Said meeting will take place at amount due thereon. 8:00 PM. He further stated even if offi- Department of Transportation. In $13,000. The cost includes per- The approximate amount of the Judgment to The location of the premises in question is in Survey be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ONE the B-4 Zoning District, Block 701, Lot 3, and cials deem the experiment a suc- addition, he said, the municipali- sonnel to count cars moving HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND NINE HUN- more commonly known as 12 Main Street. Continued from Page A1 DRED FORTY FOUR AND 35/100 DOLLARS The applicant is seeking minor site plan ap- cess and want to move forward ty would have to appropriate through intersections and turning, ($140,944.35), together with the costs of this proval, bulk variance for parking and loading pedestrian circulation. with sidewalk widening, the pro- funds for the project and consult he said. sale. zone waiver and/or variance for the purpose The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the of operating a retail dry cleaners. Results of the survey will be ject would take an additional 18 with utilities before any construc- In addition, the township has sale from time to time as provided by Law. A copy of said application and documents is Newark, N.J. March 01, 2004 on file with the Township Engineer and may tabulated by the township and to 24 months, because the town- tion could begin. spent $10,000 for the traffic bar- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff be inspected during business hours in the of- FEDERMAN & PHELAN, ATTORNEY(S) fice of the Administrative Officer by all interest- shared with the public by the end ship and the county would need Gordon estimated the cost of rels that are being used, Gordon The Item931261 ed parties prior to said meeting. Fee $82.56 Hong Bum Corp. of the month, Gordon said. to get approval from the state’s the traffic study to the township at said, adding, “we’ll reuse them.” March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 2004 Applicant The Item953115 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2004 002283 Fee $11.61 SHERIFF’S SALE April 8, 2004 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Gordon was critical of the for other purposes. services, among others. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, FORM OF NOTICE TO BE SERVED ON DOCKET NO. F341402 MIDFIRST BANK, PROPERTY AFFECTED Pension state for suspending payments in “Tampering with pension The fund also covers employ- PLAINTIFF -vs- ROBERT ALTON; Please Take Notice: Continued from Page A1 DOROTHY O’NEAL, MARION WILLIAMS, ET That an application has been made by Co- the first place, saying for most funds is just stupid fiscal policy,” ees of school districts such as ALS, DEFENDANTS lette S. and Charles J. Bambara for a varia- Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion from the requirements of the Zoning Ordi- valuation. The amount the municipalities, coming up with he said. secretaries, custodians and aides, By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- nance so as to permit addition of closet, reno- tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by vation of existing screen porch on the prem- township will pay into the the funds now is just that much The PERS fund covers em- but not teachers and administra- Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex ises at 37 Keats Rd., Block 5105, Lot 4. This County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- notice is sent to you as an owner of property PERS fund is not yet known, harder. ployees of municipalities, utili- tors, who are covered by a differ- day, April 20, 2004, at one-thirty P.M. in the immediate vicinity. This appeal is now (Prevailing Time) Cal. #2529 on the Secretary’s calendar and a Gordon said, although that He also criticized former state ties, counties, county colleges, ent plan. Commonly known as: public hearing has been ordered for Monday, amount will be significantly administrators for raiding pen- housing authorities, educational The PFRS funds covers paid 0000000312 S 10TH ST 05/10/04 at 7:00 p.m. in Millburn Town Hall, NEWARK NJ 07103 375 Millburn Avenue in Millburn, New Jersey. lower than the PFRS amount. sion funds and using the money services and boards of social police and firefighters. Lot: 65 Block: 1782 When the calendar is called, you may appear Size: APPROX. 100 FT WIDE X 35 FEET either in person, or by agent, or attorney, and LONG present any objections you may have to grant- Distance to nearest cross street: 168.00 feet ing this appeal. Nearest cross street name: THIRTEENTH This notice is sent to you by the appellant, by AVENUE order of the Board of Adjustment of the Town- A full legal description can be found in the of- ship of Millburn, New Jersey. Local Red Cross offers fice of the Register of Essex County. Respectfully, nity both as a supermarket and as A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Appellant Stop & Shop a good neighbor,” Brooks said. funds is required at the time of sale. Violation: Article 6 Continued from Page A1 The Sale is Subject to unpaid taxes and as- Section 606.2e.1 e) (1) (2) While the supermarket is lo- family care sessions, plans sessments, tax, water and sewer liens and All documents relating to this application may other municipal assessments. The amount be inspected by the public between the hours vene by the township of Spring- cated in Springfield, approxi- due can be obtained from the local taxing au- of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the office of the thority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the sale Secretary of the Board in the Municipal Build- field was unsuccessful. mately 20 feet of frontage is lo- orientation April 28 may also be subject to the limited lien priority ing, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jer- of any condominium/homeowner association sey 07041. “We are gratified that the cated in the township along Mill- liens which may exist. The Item953165 The approximate amount of the Judgment to Fee $15.05 Springfield zoning board has de- burn Avenue. The American Red Cross has Topics include the following: be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ONE April 8, 2004 HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR THOUSAND FIVE cided not to appeal the decision,” Both Clapp and Delia made created a Family Care Giving Assisting with Personal Care, HUNDRED FIFTY ONE AND 72/100 DOL- Board of Adjustment LARS ($164,551.72), together with the costs Township of Millburn said Ahold spokesman David the point Ahold still faces a sep- Program for those caring for a Positioning and Helping Your of this sale. PUBLIC NOTICE Brooks. “We hope the communi- arate battle in Millburn, where parent, spouse, or a friend in a Loved One Move, General Care The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Take notice that Michael and Gaylee sale from time to time as provided by Law. Schachter have applied for a Zoning Variance ty is starting to see the merits of the Appellate Division has home setting, and is offering an Giving Skills, Home Safety, Newark, N.J. March 15, 2004 from the Millburn Township Board of Adjust- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff ment for property located at 1 Canoe Brook our proposal.” upheld township zoning ordi- orientation session for potential Healthy Eating, Caring for a SHAPIRO & DIAZ, ATTORNEY(S) Road, Block 5002 Lot 1, in Millburn Township, The Item938173 which is scheduled for a hearing on May 10, Brooks said the Dutch firm is nances that state a business gen- instructors. Loved One with Alzheimer’s Fee $86.00 2004 at 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn March 25, April 1, 8, 15, 2004 Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The request- confident when the appeals of erating more than 10 percent of Through the Family Care Disease or Dementia, Caring for ed variance is to Article 5 Section 501.4 air SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2003 009840 conditioning units to be located in rear and Millburn and our competitors ap- the previous occupant’s business Giving program, a “Family Care a Loved One with HIV/AIDS, SHERIFF’S SALE side yards only. peals are heard, they will be re- must get the approval of the Giving Leader Orientation” for Legal and Financial Issues, and SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, The papers relating to this application are on CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, file in the office of the Secretary of the Board jected and the Ahold site plan ap- township Planning Board. anyone interested in becoming Caring for the Caregiver. DOCKET NO. F561503 GMAC MORTGAGE of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF -vs- THERESA a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any plication will be upheld. The lawyers said Ahold may an instructor will be held The Family Care Giving Pro- J. JORDAN A/K/A THERESA J. interested party may appear at said hearing MONTGOMERY, ET AL, DEFENDANTS and participate therein in accordance with the “We look forward to the day be required to apply for use vari- Wednesday, April 28, from 10 gram provides information that Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Applicant when we can serve this commu- ances as well. a.m. to noon at the Chapter incorporates the latest research tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by The Item953258 Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex Fee $10.75 House, 389 Millburn Ave. The and care standards to help care- County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- April 8, 2004 day, April 20, 2004, at one-thirty P.M. class is free. Pre-registration is givers provide the best care pos- (Prevailing Time) SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2004 002029 Commonly known as: SHERIFF’S SALE required. sible. Presentations will be held 0000000880 RIDGEWOOD RD SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, The program offers nine mod- at the Chapter House. Participant MILLBURN NJ 07041 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, Exchange program Lot: 7 Block: 503 DOCKET NO. F394696 OCWEN FEDERAL ules that help participants pro- booklets are included in the pre- Size: APPROX. 50 FEET WIDE X 125 FEET BANK FSB FKA BERKELEY FEDERAL LONG BANK & TRUST FSB, PLAINTIFF -vs- vide better care and gain an un- sentation fee. Distance to nearest cross street: 350.00 feet HAROLD M. FISCHER, ET ALS., DEFEND- Nearest cross street name: BEERNE TER- ANTS seeking host families derstanding of safety, nutrition, For more information or to RACE Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises A full legal description can be found in the of- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- general care, legal and financial register for the orientation ses- fice of the Register of Essex County. tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex Foreign high school students Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, issues. Each session is an hour in sion, call the Millburn-Short funds is required at the time of sale. County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- are scheduled to arrive soon for Macedonia, Hungary, Korea, duration. Hills Chapter at (973) 379-4198. Subject to open sewer; plus any accrued in- day, April 13, 2004, at one-thirty P.M. terest and subsequent taxes as they may be- (Prevailing Time) academic semester program Ghana, Mexico, Italy, Paraguay, comedue. Commonly known as: The approximate amount of the Judgment to 0000000139 LAWRENCE DR homestays, and the sponsoring Australia, Yugoslavia, China, Bel- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ONE SHORT HILLS NJ 07078 HUNDRED NINETY THOUSAND SIX HUN- Lot: 33 Block: 4502 organization needs a few more gium, and Vietnam. P.I.E. has also DRED TWENTY SIX AND 34/100 DOLLARS Size: APPROX. IRR. 135 X 150 feet NJAR sponsoring fair ($190,626.34), together with the costs of this Distance to nearest cross street: 200.00 feet local host families. been invited to participate in a sale. Nearest cross street name: SOUTH ORANGE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the AVENUE According to John Doty, Pacif- special government-funded pro- sale from time to time as provided by Law. A full legal description can be found in the of- ic Intercultural Exchange (P.I.E.) gram to bring scholarship students housing poster contest Newark, N.J. March 15, 2004 fice of the Register of Essex County. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified executive director, the students from the Newly Independent ZUCKER, GOLDBERG funds is required at the time of sale. & ACKERMAN, ATTORNEY(S) Pursuant to an updated Tax Assessment are all between the ages of 15 States of the former Soviet Union In celebration of Fair Housing in Your Neighborhood?” 1-908-233-8500 Search dated 1/06/04, Subject to 2004 1st DWZ L-55641 Quarter Taxes $4,982.75 open. and 18 years of age, are English- to the United States. Month, the New Jersey Associa- “This contest is a great way The Item937221 The approximate amount of the Judgment to Fee $82.56 be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SEVEN speaking, have their own spend- P.I.E. is a non-profit educational tion of Realtors (NJAR) Equal to introduce young students to March 25, April 1, 8, 15, 2004 HUNDRED THIRTY ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE AND ing money, carry accident and organization that has sponsored Opportunity/Cultural Diversity the idea of Fair Housing,” said 17/100 DOLLARS ($731,375.17), together with the costs of this sale. health insurance, and are anxious more than 20,000 students from Committee is sponsoring the Charles Oppler, NJAR presi- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the to share their cultural experiences 40 countries since its founding in second annual Poster Calendar dent. “We are pleased to be able sale from time to time as provided by Law. Newark, N.J. March 01, 2004 with their new American families. 1975. The organization is desig- Contest for students in grades to sponsor the contest again this ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff ESCHEN & FRENKEL, P.I.E. currently has programs to nated by the U.S. Department of three through six. year.” ATTORNEY(S) The Item931244 match almost every family’s State and is listed by the Council Schools will be invited to par- Winners at the local board Fee $79.12 needs, ranging in length from a se- on Standards for International Ed- ticipate in the poster contest by the level will be sent to NJAR, March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 2004 mester to a full academic year, ucational Travel (CSIET), certify- local boards/associations of Real- where the Equal where the students attend local ing the organization complies tors across the state. Opportunity/Cultural Diversity TURN TO . . . high schools. with the standards set forth in Those children who are home- Committee will select 12 win- P.I.E. area representatives CSIET’s Standards for Interna- schooled or whose schools do not ners. match students with host families tional Educational Travel Pro- participate in the contest may Winners at the state level will by finding common interests and grams. enter through the local board/as- be featured in the full color 2005 lifestyles through an informal in- Doty encouraged families to sociation in their area or through “Housing for All” calendar avail- home meeting. Prospective host contact the program immediate- NJAR. Students will be asked to able at the 2004 Realtors Triple families are able to review student ly, as it will allow the proper create a drawing with the theme, Play Convention and Trade Show The applications and select the perfect time for the students and hosts “What Equal Opportunity Hous- in Atlantic City. Proceeds from Classifieds match. As there are no “typical” to get to know one another ing Means to Me” or “Keeping calendar sales will be donated to a host families, P.I.E. can fit a stu- before they actually meet for Fair Housing in Mind—What housing-related charity to be Service dent into just about any situation, the first time. Changes Would You Like to See chosen later this year. whether it be a single parent, a Essex County families inter- Directory childless couple, a retired couple ested in learning more about Maplewood library slates book sale or a large family. student exchange or arranging Families who host P.I.E. are for a meeting with a community The Friends of Maplewood Li- Maplewood. also eligible to claim a $50 per representative can call P.I.E. at brary, a non-profit community A large selection of hardbacks When problems arise around month charitable contribution de- (800) 631-1818. The agency also organization, has scheduled a and paperbacks, videotapes, cas- the house - don’t panic! duction on their itemized tax re- has travel/study program opportu- spring book sale for Saturday, settes, and records will be avail- turns for each month they host a nities available for American high April 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., able for purchase. A “bag sale” Just turn to the Classified’s sponsored student. school students as well as possi- and Sunday, April 18, from 1 to 4 will be offered on the final day of Service Directory in this For the upcoming programs, bilities for community volunteers p.m. the sale. newspaper. We’ve got the P.I.E. has students from Germany, to assist and work with area host The Maplewood Memorial Li- For more information, call the former Soviet Union, families, students and schools. brary is located at 51 Baker St., (973) 763-0546. help you need when you need it. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 8, 2004 Page B11

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DAMIEN DEL RUSSO & off St.prkg,Call Tom LR, DR, skylites, prkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 Exclusive bkr Expert piano tuning/repairs 973-650-5663 laundry.$1,015+utils. Daily, Wkly, Mnthly Rates 201-261-4300 GOT Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 ∂25 yrs exp∂House Parties Walk to Bay St train station Upper Mtc: Sunny 4 rm (973)746-7156 8:30-2:30 FIRST DAY Real Estate &Lessons. 973-403-1558 BLOOMFIELD: (Glen Great elevator building. MONTCLAIR Fabulous Vict.$1275 util pd. BR, LR, MONTCLAIR: from 150sf 10 PINE STREET. den,new kit,prkg,lndry. Gail SPOTLIGHT YOUR AD Business furnished, equipped & www.delrusso.com Ridge Brdr) 6 rms: 2 BR, 1st flr in lrg 3 family.1Br WITH A FIRST DAY LR, dr, sun rm, eik, updat- 973-783-6151 w/study, sunnyEik Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 Real Estate Marketplace staffed. Call Pat at LOGO EASIER! ed, new applcs, off st prkg, w/pantries, bsm’t. Ldnry, For Sale 973-783-7900, Ext. 218 Roofing 2030 MONTCLAIR -1BR GAR- UPR MONTCLAIR: 2BR bsmt storage/lndry, walk to pkg,2frplcs. A gardeners MONTCLAIR: Great DEN Apt. $1125. Incl 1½ ba,office,LR,DR, sm kit WEST CALDWELL shops/train/bus, $1550 dream.$1600 + utils. Avl location, 26 Park Street. 10% off New Customer H/HW. Near NYC trans. on-siteprk’g,coin-op lndry, Charming Colonial,Move Now you can h/hw incl. 201.232.2111 4/1. Call 973-783-9364 2475 1,000-4,000sf,all utilities ûAccomplished Roofingû Nopets.(973)746-0910 storage in bsmnt. Short dis- Homes for Sale 2400 in Cond, enclosed front Buildings Sale/Rent û û included. 973-744-4470 Roofing Siding decks BLOOMFIELD: Newly MONTCLAIR - HUGE 2 tancefrom Watchung Pla- porch, lrw/fireplace, formal û û MONTCLAIR 1 br, w/study (800)578-3989 renov’d 2BR apt, LR, DR, BR grdn apt in Vict.house. za, nr bus/train. $1500 utils dr, hardwood floors, large charge your i classicbrick building Alan Ruiter, Realtor Asso- MTC Ctr: Offices from MTC- Office share1Rm of EIK, storage, lndry, yard, H/HW, tile bth, hdwdflrs, incl +1½ mo security, eik w/skylights, overlooking 11 A-1 Roofing &Siding w/marble foyer. High ceil- ciate, from SandyHook to 275sf. Some w/pvt baths. 3 Rm suite,common wait’g walk to NYC direct trans, full kit, loads of closets, Avail 5/1. 973-783-5079 beautiful spacious yard, The BEST at affordable ings, parquet floors, bsm’t., Spring Lake,SeaGirt to Curr. avl. Newly renov. &BA. By: ½day, day or wk classified ad $1250+utils 908.285.1552 close to all NY trans, off st 2br,1½ bath, oversized Prices 201-703-5644 lndry, old fashioned charm, WEST ORANGE - 2BR, Seaside Park. Buy, Sell or bldg. loc heart of Down- Nice area 973.744.1575 prkg, Avail 6/1 No Fee, masterbr,finished base- 973-746-6688 Good closetspace. $1300 C/A, $1050/mo+ utils + Invest! Ask about the town Owner 973-744-3300 BLOOMFIELD- Very pet $1850 Call 973-746-0193 mentw/office &walk out to SUMMIT-2 semi retired 1.5 mo sec., no pets. 2 car Spring Lake mansion of- We accept: friendly, 5 Rm, mod , W/D inc HHW. Walk to trans. yard, newroof,updated Wall St professionals have $195 ROOF LEAKS - Avl5/1. Call 973-783-9364 prking NJ & NYC Trans. fered at $3,975,000. Call Skylight Repairs. Appts. hkup/yrd, $1200 + utils. MONTCLAIR - Lg 2BR, 1st electric, walk to schools, Offices Sale/Rent 2480 officedowntown Summit r flr of 2 fam, LR, DR, EIK, 973-744-8468 Alan today at Century 21, looking for 2 additional always kept. 973-429-1208 4 Rmmod apt, W/D MONTCLAIR 1 br w/study trans,& park, $339,900 Hdwdflrs, front porch, Action Plus Realty, û people. 908-273-6010 hkup, $1100 + utils. Securi- in renovated brick building, WEST ORANGE: 3 Rm 201-207-7688û ROOFING SPECIALISTS ty. Avl5/1(973)748-3144 W/D, 2 pkg spots, 1 blk 732-303-8383 (office), Medical OfficeforSale,w/ high ceilings, parquet garden apt $960, 5 Rm UPPER MONTCLAIR Pri- Slate,Shingle &Copper from 2 NYC buses, walk to 732-674-6600 (cell phone). medicalpractice,suitable floors, skylites, great closet $1285. Incl H/HW. Conven- vate office suite. HW Roofs, Windows, Siding & Caldwell Area-carriage dntwn, $1425/mo+utils. Avl Realtor for none medicalprofls, space. Bsm’t lndry, pkg for ient location. 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Lic. & ins privateentr +deck,avail $1300, Avail now, H/HW TERRACE APTS Best prices 800-583-TANK 4/1, n/s environ, $925/mo. incl, hrdwdflrs, NYC trans MONTCLAIR lrg1rm & Make your ad stand Spacious 2-bedrom garden 973-568-7827 Call 973-568-6208 bth, microkitchette, great apt.$1290 includesH/HW, 2145 loc, W/D in bsm’t, $650/mo Tutoring Best Selection in town & MONTCLAIR:1st flr 2BR in utils incld. Avlimm. Call new kitchen . Adjacentto Lowest Fees For Tenants 2F, hw flrs, DEW, 2-car Eves 973-509-2529 or prestigious Llewelyn Park. û A+ TUTORING û MONTCLAIR/VICINITY pkg, nr twn ctr. Avail 5/1. Centrally located to high- *** Dys 973-857-1200 out in a crowd Certified Teacher, 18 years $1220+util. Prudential Zinn ways & mass transp. Glen Ridge Associates REALTORS MONTCLAIR exper. Reading Specialist Newly ren. 3rd floor, 1 BR apt. 973-736-4165 MA Degree. Grades 3-8. Indep owned/oper. 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Near fice, 1½ BA, newly fin flrs, û 973-980-1322 room, dining room, kitchen, lovely priv setting,NYC Joe - 973-680-8938 den withfireplace, outside NYC Train & Bus.$1,500 + elec.(973)655-9366 views, nr shops/trans. No Montclair Teacher, winner FIRST DAY porch, plenty of parking, fee. $2100. 973-655-1374 of 2 Weston awards for LET THEM KNOW washer/dryer in basement, Montclair-updated studio in Call your Classified Sales Representative at "ExcellenceinTeaching THIS IS A NEW AD $1550/mo+utilities, 1½ pre-war midrisenr twn ctr WEST PATERSON: 7 rms Reading", will tutor your ADD THIS FOR A mo security 908-359-2766 1 car pkg. Avail 5/1. $800 2BR,1 bath, lrg EIK, lndry child in your home using SMALL FEE hk-up, lrggar, mins from 1-800-472-0151 MONTCLAIR - 2BR, H/HW incl. Prudential Zinn PhoneticApproach. Refs. 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Avl5/1. $1000 incld Yard,Lndry, Prkng, near Beautiful selection of ht /hot H20. 973-783-9364 NYC trans, PRIME AREA! 2BRaptsfromantique No Pets.$1,790. NO FEE LBI:Oceanfrnt-home MONTCLAIR- 3 BR Leave Msg: 908-832-1167 We Fix All Basement Water Problems & charming to brand sleeps 9,C/A. Weeks in Penthouse Suite, 2 bth, June,July & Aug Transferable Lifetime Warranty new w/2BA. Montclr: Sunny, cozy 2BR Free Written Estimates 1800 SF, all utils incl, exer- 973-744-1092 Clifton- cise rm, 24hr doorman apt, $1200, h/hw pd,Xcel Quality 1st Basement Systems cond. Nr train, prkg. Gail, PUTAN ENHANCEMENT Montclair Heights service, prkg on site, IN YOUR AD Tuesday, April 20, 2004 10am—3pm $2700 $2800, (973)744-1839 Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 TO MAKE IT STAND OUT Gorgeous 3 level MONTCLAIR: 5large Montc: Sunny studio, $735 Holiday Inn, 50 Kenney Place, Saddle Brook, NJ townhouse w/C/A, h/hw pd, kit’ette, grt loc., Fam Rm, 2.5 Ba, W/D, rooms, newlyrenovated, (Call 201-843-0600 for directions) garage...NYC bus newappliances. Avail im- exc cond,a/c,lndry. Gail stops right in front. mediately. 973-746-1626 Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 Garages for Rent 2385 Landlords call about our MONTCLAIR: 5rm apt, NORTH ARLINGTON-Lg5 NO FEE NETWORK! rms, 2BRs, near transp, Open 7 days a week 2BR, newlyrenov, pkg, on quiet st, avail now, $1125 $1150+ utils 201 998-9310 MONTCLAIR-2 off st park- Seminar from Amdur Coaching—9am–10am + utils, 973-783-0335or ing spaces, 24hr/7day, Seminar on Smart Health Care Job Search Strategies NUTLEY: 2BR apt for rent 145 Forest St, Cars only, EQUAL HOUSING 973-943-6067, lv msg ½ Duplex, newly renov kit RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE $75-95 nego 201.797.6996 FREE , 2 flrs, off St prkg & yard, For Job-Seekers OPPORTUNITY Montclair- Apt.4 rent. Health Care Career Fest—10am–3pm Rental Team W/D hk-up$1200 +utils, UPPER MONTCLAIR 3Br,fee req’d. freshlyPntd. All real estate advertising in this newspaper Ask for Pam 1.5 mo sec&lease req’d. $145/mo Primelocation is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of w/w crpt. Mstr. 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Photo courtesy of Karen Birnholz AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES AND RECEIVE KEEP ‘EM HOPPIN’—Township resident Elaine Birnholz donned her bunny suit Saturday to welcome youngsters at GIFTS FROM A CULINARY COLLECTION. the annual Easter egg hunt held in Taylor Park. Children in pre-school through second grade were invited to partici- pate in the event, which is sponsored by American Legion Purchase: Receive by mail: Post 140, the Millburn Fire Department, the Millburn ® Police Department, the Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of KitchenAid 5-Piece KitchenAid® Barbecue Set* 2 Major Appliances Commerce and the Millburn Recreation Department. (ARV $100)

KitchenAid® 5-Piece KitchenAid® Barbecue Set and 3 Major Appliances 5-Piece KitchenAid® Bakeware Set* (TOTAL ARV $235) 5-Piece KitchenAid® Barbecue Set and KitchenAid® OFFER VALID ON PURCHASES5-Piece APRIL KitchenAid 9 – MAY 9, 2004.® Bakeware Set and 4 Major Appliances 9-Piece KitchenAid® Cookware Set* SENIOR LIFESTYLES (TOTAL ARV $485) 950619-01 REBATES TO $150 ON WHIRLPOOL You’ve worked your whole life for what you have. Isn’t it worth protecting? KITCHENS, LAUNDRY & HOME APPLIANCES BRENDA McELNEA Certified Elder Law Attorney, LL.M. in Taxation Estate Planning Elder Law Medicaid Asset Preservation Wills & Trusts Estate & Gift Taxes Special Needs Children Guardianships 200 Executive Drive, Ste. 100 West Orange, NJ 07052 Tel: 973-239-9595 Fax: 973-744-8910

[email protected] 949939-01 REBATE UP REBATE REBATE TO $150 $50 – $75 $30 – $40

24”FD 27”FD 15”LCD 36” TRINITRON TRINITRON TRINITRON 32”TRINITRON HIGH SCAN FD WEGA WEGA WEGA WEGA TV TRINITRON TV 952658 $349. $399. $795. $699. $999. KV-24FS100 KV-27FS100 KLV-15SR2 KV-32FS100 KV-36FS100 CHIMNEY CLEANING

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MAIL IN MAIL IN $160 REBATE $200REBATE

21”LCD 34” 23”LCD 42”LCD 42”PLASMA HIGH SCAN FD WEGA FLAT PANEL GRAND WEGA WEGA FLAT PANEL Slim, Rear Projection WALL MOUNT AVAIL. TRINITRON TV WIDE SCREEN ONLY4”DEEP $1499. $1999. $2399. $2799. LOW PRICE KLV-21SR2 KV-34HF510 KVHR2 KF-42WE610 KE-42TS2

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