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Volume 115 Number 30 THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2002 60 Cents School probe ongoing, lawyer questions staff school officials this week re- tion at the beginning of July, terviewed during the investiga- diotape backing up their allega- “I’m here now,” Dr. Brodow By Harry Trumbore vealed the board has retained Mr. Zeglarski said. Officials in tion will be able to review their tions had been made. said, adding it was not unusual of The Item the attorney since the end of the prosecutor’s office would testimony and make additions The worker also charged that for a contract employee such as As the Essex County Prose- June. Officials confirmed she not release the date their inves- or corrections “before being other school maintenance work- Ms. Cooper to be hired, then cutor’s Office continues its in- sent a letter to district mainte- tigation began, but confirmed asked to certify its correctness.” ers had carried out repairs at a retroactively approved at a later vestigation into allegations of nance workers informing them they became aware of the alle- However, a worker in the school administrator’s private board meeting. wrongdoing in the school dis- of the in-house investigation. gations at the end of March. maintenance department who residence. School district offi- “Once it is completed, there spoke to The Item last week on cials had been made aware of will be a public statement,” he trict’s maintenance department, Robert Zeglarski, the dis- The Item has obtained a copy the condition his name would the grievances in March, but said. “We’re hoping we’ll be officials confirmed this week an trict’s business administrator, of the undated letter sent the not be disclosed, said he was had failed to act, according to able to have some information attorney hired by the Board of said the prosecutor’s office in- first week of July to mainte- not aware of any discriminatory the worker, prompting school to publicly release by the end of Education is taking depositions formed the district of the inves- nance workers, reportedly by remarks being made, and that employees to approach the August or early September.” from workers in the mainte- tigation by the Official Corrup- Ms. Cooper. charges of ethnic or religious prosecutor’s office. Maintenance workers and nance department as part of an tion and Economic Crimes Unit The letter states the board in- slurs would prove to be base- While acknowledging the on- custodians, represented by the independent investigation. via a fax received June 21. vestigation concerns “allega- less. going investigation, neither Mr. Communications Workers of Although the board formally Ms. Cooper was subsequently tions of ethnic and religious He said workers initially Zeglarski nor Richard Brodow, America AFL-CIO Local 1076, approved hiring Mary Jane hired at the behest of the slurs and personal use of dis- went to the prosecutor’s office who assumed the position of are currently in negotiations Cooper of the Somerville law board’s Finance Committee and trict assets by members of the in March to protest alleged ha- school superintendent July 1, with the board for a new con- firm of Stier, Anderson & was involved in “an organiza- Operations Department.” The rassment and favoritism in the would comment on the allega- tract. The previous contract ex- Malone at its July 16 meeting, tional phase” of the investiga- letter goes on to say workers in- department, and claimed an au- tions. pired June 30. Marsh building comes down DMDA audit clean, complaint reported Prior to her dismissal, long- By Eveline Speedie time DMDA employee Barbara of The Item Wolfe alleged wrongdoing on the A complaint against the part of Pat Holden, the executive Downtown Millburn Develop- director of the DMDA. Ms. ment Alliance (DMDA) was ap- Wolfe was terminated June 14 parently filed with the Essex from her position as events coor- County Prosecutor’s Office dinator and administrative assis- Tuesday, a week after a spot tant. audit of the DMDA’s books was Mr. Suskauer said the organi- conducted at its offices. zation “passed the audit with A source told The Item the flying colors.” Conducted by complaint, supposedly encom- Koppelman, Eglow, Francis and passing allegations of wrongdo- Wiener, the DMDA’s accoun- ing at the DMDA, was sent to tants, the audit “found nothing and has been received by the wrong,” he stressed. fraud division of the prosecutor’s According to Mr. Suskauer, he office. The office would not con- called for a spot audit to be con- firm receipt of such a complaint ducted “in response to Ms. before The Item went to press Wolfe’s accusations. We did it on yesterday. Once a complaint is our own to satisfy everybody and filed, the prosecutor’s office de- to answer the allegations,” he ex- cides upon the merits of the com- plained. plaint to determine if it is worthy In a spot audit, the accountants of investigation. review a company’s records Steven Suskauer, president of without prior notification. Now the DMDA, said Wednesday he that the spot audit has been com- “knew absolutely nothing” about pleted, Mayor Thomas C. Mc- the complaint. He reported a Dermott has requested a copy of if from Mr. Suskauer. Staff photos/Anne L. Malyska spot, or surprise, audit conducted last week at the DMDA has con- “We’re going to give it and last firmed what the organization’s year’s audit to Deloitte & officials have been proclaiming Touche, the township’s auditors, all along, that allegations of for review,” the mayor said. wrongdoing have not been sub- Mr. McDermott reported Tues- stantiated. Continued on Page 23 COMING DOWN—Bulldoz- ers have been on the site of the former Marsh jewelry store to demolish the build- Extra efforts alleviate ing, which has been vacant for most of the last two and Courtyard rat trouble a half years. Representa- tives for Pinnacle Millburn Gary Gifoli, manager of Char- Developers, LLC, which By Harry Trumbore lie Brown’s, feels the restaurant of The Item has owned the site since has borne too much of a respon- June 2000, say a new, two- The extra attention being paid sibility for the animals. story building will be con- to rid The Courtyard of unwant- “(The township) is not willing structed in its place. PNC ed animal guests appears to be to spend the money to get them Advisors and PNC Invest- paying off. out of the sewers,” Mr. Gifoli ments are slated to occupy Just a month ago, the visible said. the building early next year. presence of rats in the brick- Timothy Gordon, township paved area bordered by Charlie business administrator, sees it Brown’s Steakhouse, A.S.A.P. differently. Photo and The Courtyard build- “The problem isn’t created by ing prompted township officials the town sewers. Rats are attract- and property owners to reassess ed to food. There are food measures to control the pests. providers all around The Court- Township officials say Western yard,” Mr. Gordon said. Pest Services, the exterminator Mr. Gallitelli said he has not Demolition paves way for two-story structure contracted to rid the open space received a recommendation from of vermin, has upped the amount Western to expand the pest con- burn Developers, LLC, which has owned branch. of poison being deposited in trol program to the sewers. By Anne L. Malyska the property since June 2000, a two-story At the time Pinnacle came before the “The rats made themselves of The Item holes near shrubs and along building will go up in its place. The ap- township’s Planning Board in November, edges of the pavement, and ex- comfortable around the whole A landmark in the township is coming proximately 14,000-square-foot office Pinnacle representatives said the first floor amines and baits surface traps on circumference of the area,” Mr. down. space will house PNC Advisors on the first occupants would bring in 12 employees, a regular basis. Gallitelli said. “You can’t pin- The former Marsh jewelry story, which floor and PNC Investments on the second and that the new structure’s height would “They’re keeping up their pro- point Charlie Brown’s as the some say sat for more than 40 years at the floor. be around 27.7 feet, just shy of the 28 feet gram,” Peter Gallitelli, acting su- source (of the problem). That corner of Millburn Avenue and Essex He expects construction to continue permitted in the business district. perintendent of the township De- wouldn’t be fair.” Street, had a recent date with a bulldozer through this year, and the businesses to They also said the building would oper- partment of Public Works Ray Chmiel, Charlie Brown’s after the building remained relatively occupy the building early next year. ate Monday through Friday from approxi- (DPW), said of the exterminators director of design and construc- vacant for more than two years. The brokerage firm for PNC Bank, PNC mately 8 or 8:30 a.m. to 5 or 5:30 p.m. with this week. tion, says the restaurant is re- appointments on the weekends. Over the last few weeks, shoppers and Investments handles brokerage products Two weeks ago, an extermina- sponding to the problem. Pinnacle represents the seventh owner of residents approaching the intersection of and investments, and will have 18 people tor making the rounds of the traps The restaurant’s compactor, the site since the early 1900s. Essex Street and Millburn Avenue have on the second floor, said Rich Zuckerman, said rat holes, which are closed which replaced a dumpster According to town records, which date to most likely noticed the wire fencing and manager of the Millburn branch located up after poison is deposited system more than a year ago, is 1912, the site was first owned by inside, are not reopening, show- utilized by several other busi- barricades set up along the former Marsh near the Millburn Train Station. Feigenspan Estates, followed by Oraton In- property; demolition of the site began last Located on the first floor, Mr. Zuckerman ing the animals have died. Work- nesses in the area, including two vestment Co. in 1915. Twenty-four years ers from DPW subsequently have other restaurants and a coffee week. said PNC Advisors handles affluent clients later, Presco Corp. took it over, and then According to Ron Ladell, vice president and their banking needs, providing a more laid down mulch in the same shop, Mr. Chmiel said. Charlie Brown employees often come to of business development for Pinnacle Mill- personalized service than at the local Continued on Page 23 areas around shrubbery, and there are no signs of animal activity. Continued on Page 23

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Page 2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 8, 2002 Sagamore Road repairs could be completed by Nov. 1 cleared before the underground who reside on Sagamore Road, By Anne L. Malyska drainage work on the street attended the recent meeting. Mr. of The Item starts; gutter repair and then Barucha said town officials did A project long in the making, paving will follow. Once the un- take into account neighborhood repair work to Sagamore Road derground work is completed, concerns about limiting the could get underway this fall, ac- Mr. Watkinson said vegetation number of trees cut down and cording to town officials. will be planted on steeper sloped maintaining the gutters’ original The township advertised for areas to prevent soil erosion. field stones, but said promises to bids for the project in The Item’s Parts of the road will be closed meet with residents, send them July 25 edition, and officials are as the work continues, said letters and invite their input scheduled to open them next Martha Annoni, assistant town- EPIC PROJECT—After more during the entire process weren’t week at Town Hall. Unless bids ship engineer, but people will be than a year of debate, repair thoroughly fulfilled. come in higher than the estimat- able to drive around any particu- work on Sagamore Road may “There was at least some feel- ed $500,000 cost, the town will lar work section. People who live begin in the fall. The project ing they were appreciative of the be on target to award a contract on the affected roadway may be calls for drainage work to be concerns of homeowners,” he at the Committee’s meeting on temporarily inconvenienced if done underground, a new said. “Basically, they had a plan Wednesday, Aug. 21; Tom work is being done in front of road surface to be laid and and presented it to us. Watkinson, township engineer, their property. rebuilding of gutters. Town “Frankly, I don’t understand hopes to have the full project “I don’t think there will be any officials are slated to open how half a million will be spent,” completed by Nov. 1. one day where the road will be project bids Friday, Aug., 16, he added later. “The road is per- The plan, which calls for entirely closed,” Ms. Annoni and hope to complete the fectly adequate for a residential drainage work underground, a said. “Except for the paving.” project by Nov. 1. road… I really don’t understand new road surface and rebuilding Joan Aufderhar, who has lived why the town is spending so gutters, has been a hot potato for on Sagamore Road for more than much money.” All that is needed, at least a year among township 30 years, said her issues with the he said, is to clean up the gutters officials and residents, whose project have not changed; last a little. opinions on the proposal have year she warned of a rise in Officials welcomed residents’ ranged from strong support to speeding on the roadway, and input, Mr. Gordon said, but he general opposition. said any efforts to make the road stressed the township’s responsi- According to Mr. Watkinson, surface smoother would increase bility was to all its citizens, and some residents have expressed the problem. that it simply could not please concerns about the number of “I still have the same concerns Staff photo/Eveline Speedie everyone. trees to be removed, as well as about the road being over-im- the project has been promised for done. Others don’t see the need to be done is minor cleanup “We might have listened to the the extent of the project in gener- proved,” she said, “so that people years and is long overdue, and for any extensive work; they work. input, but determined it was in al. who already speed will be able to that $500,000 isn’t nearly question whether $500,000 is too Last July, the township appro- the best interest of the township He said some trees will be do more of it.” enough to cover what needs to be much money when all that needs priated money for Sagamore to do it another way,” he said. Some residents in the area say Road as part of a larger road re- Al Adinolfi, a 37-year Sag- construction and sewer rehabili- amore Road resident and past Garden contest continues Old Guard hears of ways tation project for a number of president of the Wyoming Civic municipal streets, including Cy- Association, said the street is in The Township Beautification owner, a 4-by-6 color photo- to reduce hunger epidemic press Street and White Oak need of attention. Calling it “ne- League (TBL) continues its graph, and the name of the cat- Ridge Road. The renovations glected,” he said the repair work annual Best Gardens contest egory for which the entry is Between 20 and 30 million The Millburn Old Guard meets were delayed, said township to gutters, drainage work, paving with winners to be chosen in submitted. Entries will be ac- Americans are either hungry or Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Business Administrator Timothy and planting is necessary. four categories: best flower cepted until Sunday, Sept. 15, at risk of going hungry, while 20 George Bauer Community Gordon, when the road survey “The street has to be done,” he garden, best window boxes, and should be mailed to TBL at percent of the food produced Center in Taylor Park. Feature and project drawings took longer said. “The shoulders are falling best vegetable garden and best P.O. Box 46, Millburn, 07041. never reaches a consumer’s programs start at 11 a.m. Mem- than expected. apart. There’s silt in the gutters. container garden. Winners will be announced in bers are retired and semi-retired table. Today, Kaye Kuhn of the After the appropriation last It has to be done. “With the benefit of recent October and will receive a $100 men of the township and sur- FoodBank of New Jersey will year, some locals accused the “Everything seems to be in rains, gardens are thriving,” gift certificate from Williams talk to the Old Guard about using rounding communities. The Old town of pushing the project place,” he later said about the said Gail Kellogg, TBL presi- Nursery in Westfield. one problem to alleviate the Guard welcomes guests to any of project. “But I do question the “through quietly in the summer,” dent. “We hope residents will This contest replaces the less other. its meetings. Besides meeting amount of money they plan to be challenged to enter and look formal certificate of merit pro- Local teacher Jonathan Green- every Thursday, members orga- as reported then in The Item. To spend. I think it’s going to (cost) forward to receiving many gram TBL conducted over berg, who recently returned from nize and participate in many ac- address their concerns and re- more.” nominations.” recent years, for which a TBL Afghanistan, will talk about his tivities such as bowling, bridge, ceive input, the township pre- Project bids will be opened Nominations must include committee selected gardeners firsthand experiences in this war- shuffleboard, golf and tours to sented plans to Sagamore Road Friday, Aug. 16, at 11 a.m. at the name and address of the for recognition. torn country on Aug. 15. interesting areas or events. residents in June. Town Hall. On Aug. 22, Essex County sur- Anyone interested in joining Evie and Behram Barucha, rogate Joseph P. Brennan will ex- should ask a friend who is a Students recycle for points plain the responsibilities of a sur- member to bring him to a meet- Students at Millburn Middle which are exchanged for tech- rogate and discuss why it is im- ing or contact membership chair- School are participating in an nology. By saving empty car- portant for everyone to have a man Bill McCormick at (973) 763-2213. Find your Local Businesses, Services and Professionals on the Internet at empty laser and inkjet printer tridges from homes and/or busi- will. www.northjersey.com/directories cartridge recycling program nesses and donating them to the The Funeral Consumers Al- through the FundingFactory, an- school, the community can help liance is a national, nonprofit or- Display nounced Kim Spar, program co- protect the environment and earn ganization that acts as a con- ordinator. free computer technology, said sumer advocate for affordable Advertising The school is collecting empty Ms. Spar, who is also a member and meaningful funerals. On Deadline THIS WEEK’S FEATURED LISTINGS laser and inkjet cartridges from of the township Environmental Aug. 29, Jean Hubble, president the community. For the commu- Commission. 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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 3 Early morning blaze damages Essex Street restaurant sion system, reports state. Under alarm sounding and saw flames mand of Battalion Chief Richard One driver was injured July steering wheel, and she was By Anne L. Malyska the command of Battalion Chief from a rear kitchen window. He Pressl arrived on scene at 4:04 27 in a motor vehicle accident at bleeding from her left arm and of The Item Donald Smith, the firefighters hailed a passing police car, who p.m. to find four people needing the intersection of White Oak wrist, reports state. An Essex Street restaurant sus- used a dry chemical to extin- notified a municipal dispatcher. medical assistance. Millburn and Ridge and Hemlock roads. Department members stabi- tained minor damage after an guish fully any remaining fire. The fire started when the Summit firefighters and the Mill- Firefighters under the com- lized the car; the Millburn-Short early morning fire Friday. They also checked the restau- stove’s right front burner appar- burn-Short Hills Volunteer First mand of Battalion Chief Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad A Millburn police officer, who rant’s roof and kitchen vent to ently was left on after the build- Aid Squad attended to the vic- Michael Roberts responded to arrived on scene and assessed was notified of the blaze by a see if the fire had spread, and ing had been locked up for the tims. what was reported as an over- and treated the driver. The vol- neighboring business owner, ventilated the interior with a fan. night, according to fire officials. Three victims were taken to turned vehicle with someone unteers were able to remove the called in the report of a stove fire Officials reported the main fire In addition, they believe some Morristown Memorial Hospital caught inside. Upon their arrival driver and place her onto a at 12:58 a.m. Millburn firefight- damage was to the stove, with food had been left on the griddle and a fourth was taken to Over- at 10:17 a.m., they found one stretcher. She was taken to an ers arriving at the scene at 1 a.m. smoke damage to the kitchen that was on top of the burner. look Hospital. Both fire depart- car on its roof with the driver area hospital for treatment. could not see any flames from area and a slight smoke odor A motor vehicle accident on ments spread Speedy Dry on sev- conscious, trapped and faced The fire department stood by the outside of the building; upon throughout the business. Route 24 in Summit July 31 in- eral spills before the Summit down. until the vehicle was towed entry, however, they found an ex- According to the incident jured several motorists, and the Fire Department released Mill- The driver’s legs were tangled from the scene, and returned to tinguished fire on the stove top. report, the owner of Martini: An Millburn Fire Department was burn from the scene at 4:55 p.m. up but not pinned behind the service at 11:24 a.m. The flames had been knocked American Bar and Bistro discov- called in to assist. down by an automatic suppres- ered the fire when he heard an Firefighters under the com- The Summer is almost over! Auto accident leads to DWI arrest The Children are coming home from camp! A reported seizure caused a at The Mall at Short Hills when You’ve missed them dearly and are glad to see them when they return.... By Harry Trumbore Livingston man to black out and she passed out. 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No charges were filed in the when she attempted to make a pull onto the shoulder. Mr. Sher- incident. Call for more information left turn into a business drive- man allegedly blacked out and Shortly after 4 p.m. on July 30, 973-467-1771 way. She reported seeing a car drove 30 feet into the woods Elaine Danar, 53, of the township Pick-up and Delivery approaching from behind that before his car came to rest. was driving north on Main Street ECON-O-WASH The vehicle was towed out of when a car driven by Edwin P. Wash, Dry and Fold Service Residential • Commercial E17547-01 looked like it was not going to LAUNDRY SERVICE stop, and continued driving the brush, and the Millburn- Reroma, 47, of Kearny reported- Email:[email protected] down the street. 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Page 4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 8, 2002 OPINION A welcome sight The Marsh building, on the corner of Essex Street and Millburn Avenue, has been a fixture of the Millburn busi- ness district for decades. The lot has been home to a grocery store, jewelry store and women’s shoe and accessory boutique; it has seen seven different owners in the last 90 years, and numerous tenants. Now it will see one more. Fences and barricades went up weeks ago around the property that had been home to Marsh, a former purvey- or of jewelry and other fine goods, and demolition began last week. As bulldozers roamed the corner property, all that was left a few days ago was the store’s familiar pale brick façade and gold-colored lettering. The scene behind it— beams, wood and cement—bore evidence of what used to be the building’s structure. We all knew the time would come when Marsh would come down. The store had been vacant for more than two years, and sits on a piece of valuable real estate that shouldn’t go to waste. The site’s strategic location at the junction of two of Millburn’s busiest thoroughfares makes it a prime loca- tion for any business. It marks a gateway into the heart of the downtown business district, and anyone approaching it from the east end of town must pass by the property. When Footnotes, the shoe and accessory store, tem- porarily moved there last year during renovations, its owners boasted record sales. They said the location helped bring in more business in two months than the store had done the entire previous year. For those who couldn’t help but feel the pall of an empty building, Footnotes’ short occupation of the site was welcome; it was refreshing to see a thriving business at such a busy intersection. And it will be welcome to see new businesses, and a new building, there again. Letters to the editor Pinnacle Millburn Developers, LLC, which has owned the lot and building since June 2000, says a two-story, 14,000-square-foot structure will be constructed there. At least 30 new occupants, who are part of PNC Investments Topics of concern to readers and PNC Advisors, are slated to move in early next year. Task force needed Given what the board addi- along with securing cost efficien- cost efficiencies in township Indeed it is hard to say goodbye to a landmark and fa- Editor, The Item: tionally decided to pay a new su- cies and savings in the system. schools, with the cooperation miliar sight, but Marsh jewelers left years ago, and the As we all know, New Jersey is perintendent and is now claimed The task force would include and, hopefully, support of the building has become just a shell. in the midst of a severe financial to be actually paying teachers some former members of the Board of Education. So we welcome this addition to the business communi- crisis and Essex County is antic- under the new contract, one school board and the Township Jeffrey Muska 59 Locust Avenue ty and wish its future occupants well. ipating a significant budget cannot blame those Millburn res- Committee. shortfall. Township residents will idents who have developed the The Committee had no control Champions in life not only be paying higher munic- opinion that the current board is or authority over county govern- more focused on free spending ment, yet it formed a task force Editor, The Item: ipal taxes due to the recent reval- I’d like to quibble with the uation, but they face higher cur- than in securing cost savings and to investigate secession from cost efficiencies within the edu- Essex County government due to phrase they say it’s just a game Coming events rent county taxes because of And we’re just having fun, that county jail cost overruns and a cational system. Without having the amount of county taxes im- Friday, Aug. 9 Friday, Sept. 6 seen the board make a sustained posed on township residents. irks me just the same possible $50 million dollars in Twelve players from Millburn 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn effort toward the latter, how can They should do so here as well. direct taxes if a Newark arena is and these coaches in one boat Farmers’ Market. Municipal Farmers’ Market. Municipal residents and taxpayers now A task force would allow a approved in the near future. The You build something amazing, parking lot, corner of Essex and parking lot, corner of Essex and view the board’s proposed refer- basis for a comprehensive and condition of the economy and champions in life, to steal a Main streets. Main streets. endums as a cost efficient and integrated approach to getting a Monday, Aug. 12 Monday, Sept. 9 stock market speak for them- quote credible use of their money? handle on the entire township tax 8:30 a.m. Township Commit- 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public selves. tee special meeting. Town Hall. Library Board of Trustees meet- It is at such time and under Perhaps past public apathy and burden. The school board’s co- You know some of these play- Wednesday, Aug. 14 ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- such circumstances that the Mill- low voter turnout has given the operation should certainly be ers were together since age eight 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- burn Free Public Library. burn Board of Education sees fit board the sense it has carte sought, and no doubt would be Some just joined the team this ing. Town Hall. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education to propose that Millburn resi- blanche to act as if it existed in a forthcoming given their strong year, their chemistry is great. Friday, Aug. 16 meeting. Education Center. dents foot the bill for two expen- fiscal vacuum, without spending belief in their interpretation of It wasn’t always easy. Josh 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment sive school bond issues, one constraints attendant to most township educational and spend- was injured, so was Matt Farmers’ Market. Municipal meeting. Town Hall. being for such educationally nec- businesses and organizations; if ing needs as being justified. But both were able to return to parking lot, corner of Essex and Tuesday, Sept. 10 essary expenditures as $1 million so, a new approach is past due. The time has come for Mill- run, steal, pitch and bat Main streets. 8 p.m. Township Committee dollars for artificial turf for the The best response would be to burn to establish an independent Tuesday, Aug. 20 meeting. Town Hall. high school and $200,000 for form and have an independent task force to look into issues of They built a strong foundation, 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Friday, Sept. 13 night lighting for high school task force look into the needs of appropriate projects, legitimate meeting. Education Center. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn games. the township educational system needs, and obtaining maximum Continued on Page 5 Wednesday, Aug. 21 Farmers’ Market. Municipal 8 p.m. Township Committee parking lot, corner of Essex and meeting. Town Hall. Name change of Lebanon Friday, Aug. 23 Main streets. Logging in... 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn Monday, Sept. 16 Farmers’ Market. Municipal Township public schools State Forest an apt tribute parking lot, corner of Essex and closed for Yom Kippur. designated a “Biosphere Re- Wednesday, Sept. 18 Family tribulations Main streets. By the New Jersey serve” by the United States Man Friday, Aug. 30 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Conservation Foundation and the Biosphere Program and out and about. Keep on the 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn ing. Town Hall. for The Item the United Nations Educational, By Eveline Speedie move.” of The Item Farmers’ Market. Municipal Friday, Sept. 20 Scientific and Cultural Organiza- This advice has met with 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn It’s fitting that Gov. Jim Mc- parking lot, corner of Essex and Greevey recently renamed tion (UNESCO). With the average family varying success through the Main streets. Farmers’ Market. Municipal Making up 22 percent of the moving three to four times in a years, depending on which parking lot, corner of Essex and Lebanon State Forest in honor of Monday, Sept. 2 former Gov. Brendan Byrne. state, the Pine Barrens is the lifetime and possibly spread- family is visiting. It comes Labor Day. Main streets. largest body of open space on the ing out far and wide, summer down to the characteristics of Monday, Sept. 23 Gov. Byrne’s work to preserve Wednesday, Sept. 4 East Coast between Boston and is a convenient time for re- the sexes, I’m convinced. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education New Jersey’s Pine Barrens, 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Richmond. Two-thirds of the unions. There are all girls on my side, meeting. Education Center. which includes Lebanon State Commissioners meeting. Bauer land remains in private hands, My family has already and all boys in my husband’s Tuesday, Sept. 24 Forest, is one of his greatest ac- Community Center. and more than 700,000 people passed the four-time mark, and family. And we all know 8 p.m. Township Committee complishments. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- live in communities within the this summer was earmarked women inhabit Venus and men meeting. Town Hall. Recognizing multiple threats ing. Town Hall. region. Conservation and eco- for one of those extended get- inhabit Mars. Thursday, Sept. 5 Friday, Sept. 27 to this unique and fragile region, nomic development are both togethers with various rela- I recall coming down to Township public schools open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn in February 1979, Gov. Byrne carefully guided by the tions. Members of the Scot- breakfast one morning to find for 2002-03 school year. Farmers’ Market. Municipal issued an executive order placing one of my fully grown sisters a moratorium on development Pinelands Comprehensive Man- land branch arrived three 8 p.m. Historic Preservation parking lot, corner of Essex and settled quietly in the kitchen. while a plan for the Pine Bar- agement Plan. weeks ago for a visit. Mean- Commission meeting. Town Hall. Main streets. “Mom always loved you rens—what turned out to be the Gov. McGreevey signed an ex- while, Chicago and Philadel- phia have been sending repre- best,” she commented while Comprehensive Management ecutive order that officially sentatives in a steady stream gazing at the contents of my Plan—was developed. In June changed the name of the forest to throughout the summer. kitchen cabinet. of that year, backed by the strong “Brendan T. Byrne State Forest.” Those of us who have “No, she didn’t. She loved leadership of Gov. Byrne, the Gov. Byrne joked about the last passed through the first and us all the same,” I replied, New Jersey legislature passed time he was honored by having a second blooms of youth to warily. and the governor signed into law landmark named for him…only become ensconced in what is “Oh, yeah? Then why do the Pinelands Protection Act. to have Gov. Christie Whitman Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 sell the naming rights to the known as the mature years can you have all her dishes?” she The act, which established the appreciate the challenges pro- Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Pinelands Commission and gave Brendan Byrne Area in the mused suspiciously. and New Jersey Press Association Meadowlands to Continental longed family visits can bring. “You didn’t want them,” I it a mandate to preserve and pro- A psychoanalyst friend of Airlines for $20 million. reasoned. Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher tect the Pine Barrens, is probably mine once advised me that the Gov. Byrne’s commitment to “I might have wanted them the strongest land use legislation only way to deal with family Anne L. Malyska, Editor the Pine Barrens didn’t end when if I thought she wanted me to in the country. The Pinelands members during extended vis- Harry J. Wagner, Advertising Manager Comprehensive Management he left office. In fact, before the have them,” she sighed. Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director itations was to keep them “Well, take them,” I offered. Plan, which the commission ceremony renaming the forest moving. adopted in November 1980, is was even complete, he urged “No, I don’t want to deprive STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT “Don’t sit in the kitchen lin- one of the nation’s preeminent Gov. McGreevey to fill seven of you,” she said, sighing again. JEANNETTE B. DOWD ....VICE PRESIDENT, CLASSIFIED TELECENTER gering over pots and pots of growth-management plans. the expired seats on the 15- “After all, she gave them to GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION coffee, reminiscing about the The Pine Barrens received ad- member Pinelands Commission, you.” GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT, CIRCULATION the Weekly Division of past,” she said. “Don’t sit ditional recognition of its biolog- which oversees growth and de- around watching television. Get Continued on Page 5 NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR ical significance, when it was Continued on Page 5 IT 0808 Pg A5 Yellow Red Blue Black

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home, even their washing ma- 52 donors come out for Red chine Thompson represents MHS Letters Their hospitality added to the Cross blood drive at MHS Continued from Page 4 bonding of the scene at leadership conference A Millburn-Short Hills Red Kingsberg, Jacob Levy, Melissa won the district, then the sections The mothers of our pitchers, Jonathan Thompson, son of Cross blood bank bloodmobile Lipman, Marsha Long, Umba- And then they went to Marl- Mike and Eva Thompson of boro, on which I’ve some reflec- Mary, Deb, Deb and Jennifer visited Millburn High School on reen Mahmood, Caitlin McKee, Robert Drive, recently represent- tions Your memory of those innings July 25, and the following 52 George Medley, Fran Melton- may only be a blur ed Millburn High School at the people donated blood: Levine, Sarah Moaba, Edward For more than a team, or a sport, or a game We all were right there with 2002 Hugh O’Brian Leadership Michael Allran, Margaret Bag- Moos, Marie Morris, Bruce Mor- you, beside you for all the pitches Conference. galey, Michelle Barnea, Fern rison; They helped build a community that is more than just a name Ellen, thank you for taking care Jonathan, an incoming junior, Bavosa, Eser Belding, Stuart Also, Barbara Murphy, Heidi of Josh’s stitches was president of the sophomore Kyle Blake, Amy Block, Kevin Pierce, Lauren Price, Anne I’m talking about families and class and vice-president during Boland, E.F. Bunn, Kelly Burke, Rosselot, Jenna Russotto, Bar- Wherever they went, whatever his freshman year. He was re- Janet Cady, Brian Carroll, Sam bara Sacks, Grace Sanborn, Lora friends who shared one heart We got to know each other, we they did cently named officer of the Peer Cynamon, Michelina D’Andrea, Schaefer, Marci Silbert, Graeme rarely were apart Kevin was with them, I think Leadership Program and is a par- John Dilyard, Elizabeth Domi- Silbert, Kim Spar, Dorothy Kathy took great pictures, left he’s part kid ticipant in the student steering gan, Jaimie Dubinsky; Steiner, Laurie Stone, Andrew every place we went in order He held their shirts and helped committee responsible for the Jonathan Thompson Also, James Dumapit, Tara Taitel, Eileen Tooman, Rudolf Nancy, before law school, made them focus when it was tight school’s annual human relations Felt, Maria Ferreira, Lauren Von Watzdorf, Regena Warner sure Sean had enough water He came to their rooms, just to forum. A singer with the chorale, in cross country track this past Gonnella, Pamela Keeley, Renee and Sara Youner. say good night one of the high school’s choral year, and is a member of the I now know Bob Gonnello and groups, he has taken part in bowling and lacrosse teams. Last Kenny were long friends Kenny swore several times he school musicals and plays the summer, Jonathan was a volun- DMDA invites businesses And Ray Buck senior, an ath- wouldn’t get wet clarinet in the Millburn High teer teacher’s assistant at the lete himself, only dreams of the He fell into the ocean, was School marching band. He is an Millburn extended school pro- to ‘market at the market’ pitches his son sends soaked with tears, and sweat editor for the school’s Spanish gram for special needs children. The Downtown Millburn De- their products from 8 a.m. to 2 Deb Camitta circled from afar Bob Gonnello got Jeremy to literary magazine, La Palabra, He is currently a volunteer coun- scream loud and clear velopment Alliance (DMDA) in- p.m. any Friday while the market when Josh was pitching and is a member of the Spanish selor at an outreach camp for Every one of us felt happiness, vites downtown merchants to is in season. But the Board of Ed would have Club. Hispanic children sponsored by pride, hope and tears market every Friday through The DMDA will provide to wait, she wouldn’t miss an Jonathan earned a varsity letter the Summit YMCA. inning Nov. 1 at the Farmers Market at tables, chairs and protection This is the tip of the iceberg of the corner of Essex and Main from the elements. It is not nec- the people we met wore on, culminating at one streets. essary for the business owner to The whole Twombly family point in a pathetic attempt to in- came and stayed If you didn’t get mentioned, Logging in... Although downtown Millburn stay at the market as products don’t worry or fret stall an air conditioning unit in a Jake, Casey and Sarah played Continued from Page 4 does not permit selling any mer- may be left with Pat Holden, For the group that was built, in- third floor bedroom during a heat chandise other than the fresh DMDA executive director and and played wave that would not quit. The Spices shared their pool, cludes all of you In my family, we four sisters farm produce provided by con- market manager, however out- We’ll never forget it, Millburn don’t really have issues about the The men—the two brothers tracted farmers, any interested of-town visitors could benefit by soccer box and personalities and one son—hauled the unit to Who knew we’d make such All-Stars, thank you past, so this little interchange business can arrange to showcase having a member of that business the first floor where we all— great new friends as these Arlene Gordon came as a surprise. Recalling my available to answer questions. 81 Hillside Avenue analyst friend’s advice just in the women included—attempted to Visitors to the market can Editor’s note: Ms. Gordon is nick of time, before the discus- make some necessary repairs. When Kevin hit a homer, Tim’s The side slats had to be replaced, enter a raffle for a complimenta- smile lit the stadium the mother of Jeremy Gordon, a sion escalated further, I suggest- Forest ry Cross Training Fitness gift member of the Millburn-Short ed lunch at a favorite restaurant, which accounts for the unit not Mike Campi talked to each being installed in the first place. Continued from Page 4 certificate, which is awarded player from the stands as if he Hills Little League’s Millburn and off we went to prepare for velopment in the region and im- weekly, and Molly Too offers a American 11-12 All-Star team. the outing. By the time we The men tossed about the parts were a part of them of the air conditioner while the plements the Comprehensive coupon for a 10 percent discount Theresa led the crowd in cheer, reached our destination, we were Management Plan. valid on Farmers Market Fridays collegial once again. women took turns reading the in- when we were in despa-yer, structions. Hours elapsed and The current commission has throughout the season. Any While Stephen held the camera, Letters policy My husband and his brother, recently allowed too much devel- downtown business or communi- on the other hand, adopt a more eventually victory was declared his eyes were everywhere Letters may be edited and amidst much grousing, parts opment in environmentally sen- ty business owner who is seeking may be published, repro- indirect approach in their rivalry. flying through the air and in- sitive areas. The Pinelands Com- to locate in downtown Millburn Maryanne, as team parent, de- duced or distributed in print, They can’t seem to be together structions being crumpled and mission must include members may participate. serves a verse of her own electronic or other forms. The without taking friendly pot shots then uncreased. The trophy was who understand the region’s im- Call Ms. Holden at (973) 379- She did the work of 20, without view and opinions expressed at each other. taken upstairs and duly installed portance, and who are unswerv- 2341 to schedule dates at the a single groan in letters to the editor are not We sisters-in-law and daugh- despite more complications. The ingly committed to seeing to its market. Polly and Terry opened their necessarily those of The Item ters were subjected to a steady interesting aspect of all this is preservation. or its affiliates. Submissions stream of humorous jibes by the that no one really lost their Located off Route 72 in the should be typed, double- brothers. The mechanically adept spaced and signed and in- temper. We all laughed our way heart of the Pines, Brendan T. Where to write or phone one delighted in telling tales of clude a phone number for ineptitude by the academically through it, despite the grum- Byrne State Forest covers over Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions verification. Letters that inclined brother, and the acade- bling. And the air conditioner got 34,000 acres in Burlington and to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, N.J. Senate, N.J. As- cannot be verified or are installed! Ocean counties. The state began sembly or in Essex County government, can do so by sending let- anonymous will not be pub- mically inclined sibling retorted with reports of scholastic I’ve decided my analyst friend acquiring the land in 1908. ters or telephoning: lished. Not all letters will nec- was a bit off the mark. “The Today, the forest includes hiking essarily be used. Send letters predicaments that beset the me- U.S. Senate chanically inclined one. Our family that does repairs together, trails through quintessential Pine to the editor by e-mail to shares together” will be my Barrens forests. Senator Robert Torricelli Senator Jon Corzine [email protected], by time together came to resemble skits from “Monty Python’s motto from now on. Forget Renaming Lebanon State 1 Newark Center 50 Park Place, 8th floor fax to (973) 376-8556, or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 Flying Circus.” taking anyone out for lunch. I’m Forest is a great way to recognize Newark, 07102 Newark, 07102 Millburn Avenue. We bonded anew as the visit setting up repair schedules for Gov. 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Bulletin Board Dr. Mia Parsonnet Meredith Steffens Services for longtime town- Services for former township Country Club in Edison. Friday Services ship resident Dr. Mia Parsonnet, resident Meredith Roll “Merrie” Mrs. Steffens held a degree Steffens will be held in mid- from Bennett Junior College. Chai Center 79, were held Friday in Congre- gation Beth El in South Orange. August in Lamington Presbyter- Born in Plainfield, she lived in Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.: Shabbat services will be held. Dr. Parsonnet died July 31 in her ian Church in Bedminster. Mrs. Bedminster, the township and Saturday, 9:30 a.m.: Shabbat services will be held. home, following surgery for re- Steffens, 68, died July 29 in New Vernon prior to moving to Congregation B’nai Israel cently diagnosed biliary cancer. Florida. Palm City 15 years ago. Born in Vienna, Austria, she An interior decorator, she Mrs. Steffens is survived by Tomorrow, 8:15 p.m. Shabbat service will be held. and her younger brother, Man- owned Merrie Steffens Interiors her husband, Charles Thomas; Saturday: Shabbat service will be held at 9 a.m. Torah for Tots fred, came to the United States in in Martin County, Fla., for many five daughters, Shelley Ricco of and Jr. Jr. Congregation (a combined service) will be held at 1939, joined the following year years. Califon, Wendy Folk of Elburn, 10:30 a.m. Mincha Havdallah service will be held at 8:01 p.m. by their parents, Oser and Sabine Mrs. Steffens volunteered her Ill., Suzanne Barber of Bridge- Congregation B’nai Jeshurun Eimer. The family fled Europe to services with the Hospice pro- water, Conn., Lee Hunter of the escape increasing persecution by gram for Martin and St. Lucie township and Jennie of Cape Tomorrow, 8 p.m.: Summer Sabbath worship. Township resi- the Nazis after the German counties in Florida. She also was Canaveral, Fla.; a sister, dent Judith Eisner delivers the sermonette. Spiritual leaders of takeover of Austria in 1938. an active member of the Stuart Suzanne Holmes of New York the congregation are Rabbi Barry H. Greene, Rabbi Laurence Eventually, they settled in Los (Fla.) Congregational Church City; a brother, John Roll of W. Groffman, Rabbi Faith Joy Dantowitz, Cantor Howard M. Angeles, Calif., where they had and a former member as well of Jupiter, Fla.; and nine grandchil- Stahl and Rabbi Deborah Bravo. relatives. Lamington Presbyterian Church. dren. Saturday, 9:30 a.m.: Summer Sabbath worship. Overcoming financial hardship Dr. Mia Parsonnet A member of the Harbour In lieu of flowers, memorial Sunday Services and the burden of learning a new circa 1990 Ridge Country Club in Palm contributions can be sent to the language, Dr. Parsonnet worked tee, and the Institutional Review City, Fla., she was a former Hospice of Martin and St. Lucie Christ Church her way through the City College Board, the latter until just last member of Baltusrol Golf Club County, 2030 Southeast Ocean 7:15 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m.: For the 12th Sunday After Pen- of Los Angeles and then the Uni- year. She also was a longtime in Springfield and Plainfield Boulevard, Stuart, Fla., 34996. tecost, a service of Morning Prayer will be offered at 7:15 a.m. versity of California at Los An- member of the faculty of Univer- and services of Holy Eucharist will be offered at 8 and 9:30 a.m. geles, from which she graduated sity of Medicine and Dentistry of The Rev. E. Bevan Stanley preaches and celebrates at the 8 a.m. with a major in music in 1945. A New Jersey. Rosalee Katz and 9:30 a.m. services. The sidesman at the 8 a.m. service will student and pianist, she was a fa- Dr. Parsonnet had a lifelong Services for longtime town- Isle Country Club in North be Theodore Houlis. Sidesmen at the later service will be Julie vorite of composer Arnold commitment to women’s rights. ship resident Rosalee Katz were Miami Beach, Fla., she also held Towell and Thomas Mack. The first lesson will be read by Schoenberg, and frequently She served as a board member of held July 31 in Livingston. Mrs. membership in the Addison Re- Samuel McKeown. Sandra Johnson reads the second lesson. Of- played the piano for his classes. the League of Women Voters, the Katz, 73, died July 28 in St. serve Country Club in Delray fering the Prayers of the People will be Jane Riedel. Coffee hour She subsequently attended med- Jewish Vocational Service, and Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- Beach, Fla. at 10:45 a.m. in Parish Hall follows the later service. Nursery ical school at Women’s Medical Planned Parenthood. A contribu- ingston. College of Pennsylvania, gradu- Mrs. Katz graduated from the care begins at 9:15 a.m. and runs through coffee hour. tor to Jewish philanthropic orga- A secretary, she was employed Katherine Gibbs School in 1953. ating cum laude in 1951 and as by J.P. Hanauer in Newark for nizations and to the performing Born in Newark, she lived in Community Congregational Church the recipient of the President’s arts, she and her husband en- several years prior to her retire- West Orange, Union and Plain- 10 a.m.: Summer worship will be held in the air-conditioned Prize for the highest four-year dowed the Parsonnet Room at ment many years ago. Welch Chapel. The Rev. Dr. Warren H. Bouton, assisted by the academic average. It was while the New Jersey Performing Arts Mrs. Katz belonged to Cedar field prior to moving here 22 Benevolence Committee, delivers the sermon Faith and Fear she was attending medical Center. An author as well, in Hill County Club in Livingston, years ago. She maintained a based on Matthew 14:22-33. Childcare for young children is school that she met her future 1991 Dr. Parsonnet published an where she also was a member of second residence in Florida. available in the Christian Education Building throughout the husband. authoritative book on nutrition the ladies’ auxiliary. She be- Mrs. Katz is survived by her morning. Following an internship at for a lay audience, “What’s in longed to the Deborah Hospital husband, Sy; two daughters, Newark Beth Israel Medical our Food?” Mona and Paula; a son, Philip; Covenant Presbyterian Church Volunteers in West Orange. Center and further graduate Pursuing her interest in music, A member of the Turnberry and four grandchildren. 10 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. David H. Miner preaches from Psalm training at New York University Dr. Parsonnet gave piano recitals 131 at the summer worship and communion service. Nursery and Newark City Hospital, Dr. with her husband, playing four- care is provided. Parsonnet practiced medicine hand or two-piano music for di- Maria Cecilia Elan briefly in the township. She also verse audiences. An artist as A Mass for former township moved to Irvington upon her ar- First Baptist Church was on the medical staffs of well, she worked in various dis- resident Maria Cecilia Elan was rival in the United States and Newark Beth Israel Medical 10:30 a.m.: During the morning worship service, the Rev. ciplines, including painting and offered June 26 in St. Michael then lived in the township and No Fool Like An Ol’ Fool Center and Overlook Hospital. sculpture, and made her own Richard L. Hines delivers a sermon, , Church, Union. Mrs. Elan, 43, West Orange prior to moving to another chapter in the life of King David of Israel, based on A part-time worker for many clothes. died June 23 in Irvington Gen- Samuel 2:11. years so that she could devote Dr. Parsonnet lived in Califor- Union eight years ago. eral Hospital. Mrs. Elan is survived by her 7 p.m.: The service features a continuation of the reflections time to her three young children, nia, Philadelphia, Pa., and She was a registered nurse at most of her professional career husband, Edwin; two daughters, series, Psalms for the Summer. Newark prior to moving here in Irvington General Hospital for was spent as a clinical research 1956. the past 15 years. Xyline and Phoebe; her mother, St. Rose of Lima Church specialist for Hoffmann- In addition to her husband, Dr. Mrs. Elan held a bachelor’s Remidios Pepino; three broth- LaRoche, for which she conduct- Victor, she is survived by two 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Masses will be degree in nursing from the ers, Alfeo, Venerando and offered. Saturday Mass offered at 5:30 p.m. ed research at Newark’s Beth sons, Jeffrey of Norwich, Vt., Miguel Pepino; and four sisters, Israel and Martland hospitals. and Brian of Fort Collins, Colo.; Velez College of Nursing in the Buena Venus, Marina Asagra, St. Stephen’s Church She served for many years on a daughter, Julie of Woodside, Philippines. 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with Beth Israel’s Joint Pharmacy and Calif.; a brother, Manfred Eimer Born in the Philippines, she Felita Rallos and Maris. homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist ser- Professional Services Commit- of Punaluu, Hawaii; and five vice at 10 a.m. Church School for children in kindergarten tee, Medical Planning Commit- grandchildren. through eighth grade will be held at 10 a.m. Nursery care is Anne Klein available. Graveside services for former She is survived by a daughter, Eleanor Shiman township resident Anne G. Klein Judith Martin of Hillsborough; a Wyoming Presbyterian Church Services for former township Philadelphia, Pa., 19104-3309, were held June 28 in Temple brother, Joseph Greenberg of 10 a.m.: For the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Elder resident Eleanor Perlmutter or to the Tomorrows Children’s B’nai Abraham Cemetery, Connecticut; two sisters, Fanny David Dax, project director for the Redevelopment of the Pres- Shiman were held Aug. 1 in Liv- Fund, in care of Hackensack Union. Kern and Elizabeth Greenberg, byterian Center in Newark, leads the worship service. Elder ingston. Mrs. Shiman, 87, died Medical Center, 30 Prospect Mrs. Klein, 95, died June 27 in both of Florida; five grandchil- Marilyn Schuster will assist. Providing special music will be so- July 30 in St. Barnabas Medical Avenue, Hackensack, 07601. the Central New Jersey Home for dren and seven great-grandchil- prano Juliet Johnson. Organist will be Linda Eriksen, director of Center, Livingston. the Aged in Somerset. dren. music. Summer Church School is in session each Sunday Prior to her retirement, Mrs. A member of Hadassah, she through Labor Day. Children from 2 to 5 years of age meet in Shiman worked for several years Mr. Scrocca volunteered her services at the the classroom next to the playground. All other children and in the family business, Perlmut- A Mass for former township Central New Jersey Home for the Item religion editor young people worship with their families. Crib and toddler care ter Bros., Inc., in Newark. resident Ralph Scrocca was of- Aged. Eveline Speedie will be available during the worship hour every Sunday. Coffee Active in charitable organiza- fered July 16 in St. Teresa of Born in Newark, Mrs. Klein can be reached hour follows worship. tions, she also was a member of Avila Church, Summit. Mr. lived in Maplewood and the via e-mail at the National Council of Jewish Scrocca, 81, died July 12 in township prior to moving to [email protected] Members of the religious community are invited to submit infor- Women of Essex County. She Overlook Hospital, Summit. Somerset six years ago. mation for publication. News should be submitted to Eveline volunteered her services for A dental technician, he was Speedie, Religion, Obituaries, Entertainment and Lifestyles many years at Newark Beth employed by the Dental Studio Editor, at [email protected] via e-mail or by calling Israel Medical Center. in Springfield for 10 years prior arpet & Upholstery (973) 376-1200 or writing The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, Mill- Born in Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. to his retirement 16 years ago. C burn, 07041. Shiman lived in Newark, Maple- Mr. Scrocca was a World War Cleaning SAVE wood and the township prior to II veteran, having served in the moving to East Orange in 1967. U.S. Army. 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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 7 LIFESTYLES Dr. Deborah James Newcomers offering weds David Walend full slate of activities Dr. Deborah James, daughter Kathryn Trogolo of Mansfield, The Newcomers/Encore Club before school starts can bring a of Jean Hunter James of Mass., was the bridesmaid. of Millburn-Short Hills offers a picnic lunch and a ball or other Mohawk Road, was married Dr. Peter Mucha of Decatur, slate of activities this month, in- favorite toy to help the children May 11 to David Walend, son of Ga., was best man. Serving as cluding a softball game, a picnic become familiar with each an- Ken and Trudi Walend of Bre- groomsman was Andrew Sund- and Farmers Market events. other. For reservations call (973) vard, N.C. Dr. James also is the strom of New York City. An adult coed softball game 258-1945. will be held Saturday at 5 p.m. in The Newcomers will be at the daughter of the late Charles The bride, a graduate of Cor- Taylor Park. In the event of in- Farmers Market at the corner of James. nell University and Harvard Uni- clement weather, the game will Main and Essex streets Friday, The Rev. Cornelius Tarplee versity Medical School, com- be played Aug. 17. Participants Aug. 16, from 9 to 11 a.m. Chil- and the Rev. George Cochran pleted her pediatric residency in are advised to bring a favorite dren’s activities include a perfor- performed the ceremony at St. June at Hasbro Children’s Hospi- mitt or bat to supplement those mance by a dancer from the New Stephen’s Church. A reception tal in Providence, R.I. She en- that will be provided. Children Jersey Performing Arts Center. followed at the Madison Hotel. tered into private practice this are welcome to attend to help The Newcomers/Encore Attending the bride as maid of summer in Braintree, Mass. cheer on their favorite players. Club’s membership, which in- honor was her sister, Dr. Cather- The bridegroom holds a After the game, players and fans cludes 375 township families, is ine James of Brookline, Mass. degree from Cornell University. will adjourn to a local eatery. For available to new and longtime He is principal software engineer reservations, which are request- residents of Millburn-Short at Wildfire Communications in ed, call (973) 467-0053. Hills. The club offers varied ac- Waltham, Mass. An incoming kindergarteners tivities, including children’s picnic will take place Tuesday playgroups, wine tasting events, Following a wedding trip to from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the and a first time moms’ group. Tortola in the British Virgin Is- picnic tables in Taylor Park. Par- For more information about lands, the couple is residing in ents wishing to introduce their the club, including membership, Newton. Mr. and Mrs. David Walend children to fellow classmates call (973) 921-0116. JLOSH plans three membership coffees

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Page 8 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 8, 2002 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Pizzarelli plays under the stars tomorrow Filippo Berio Extra Virgin “Let There Be Love,” is a collec- parking at Brookdale Park will Theater timetable Olive Oil presents “Jazz Under tion of 15 old standards. be collected and various food the Stars” tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The concert is free and held at vendors will be located through- CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 in Brookdale Park, Bloom- an accessible site. Those who re- out the park. Stuart Little 2 (PG) Today: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9 Fri & Sat: noon, 2, field/Montclair. quire special accommodation or For further information call 4:15, 6:15 Sun-Thurs: noon, 2, 4:15, 6:15, 8:30 Featured will be John Pizzarel- assistance are asked to call at (973) 268-3500, extension 4. The Country Bears (G) Today: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 8:45 Austin Powers: Goldmember (PG-13) Today: 12:30, 1, 2:45, 3:15, 5, li and the First Family of Cool. least one week prior to the con- 5:30 7:15, 7:45, 9:30, 9:45 Fri-Sun: 12:30, 1, 2:45, 3:15, 5, 5:30, Born in Paterson, Mr. Pizzarelli cert to alert staff as to their 7:15, 7:45, 9:30, 10 Mon-Thurs: 12:30, 1, 2:45, 3:15, 5, 5:30, 7:15, sings classic standards and late needs. A $2 donation for on-site 7:45, 9:15, 9:45 XXX (PG-13) Fri-Sun: 1:15, 4, 7, 9:45 Mon-Thurs: 1:15, 4, 7, 9:30 night ballads. He began playing guitar at 6, following in the tradi- Piano students MAPLEWOOD THEATER tion of his father, guitarist legend My Big Fat Greek Wedding (PG-13) Today: 1:20, 7 Fri: 1:20, 7:10 Sat Bucky Pizzarelli. Exposed to all achieve honors & Sun: 1, 2:55, 7:10 Mon-Thurs: 1:15, 7:10 the great jazz music of the era, Road To Perdition (R) Today: 1:05, 7:20, 9:30 Fri: 1:05, 7:20, 9:40 Sat from Errol Garner and Les Paul Four young piano students & Sun: 1:40, 4:25, 7:20, 9:40 Mon-Thurs: 1:05, 7:15, 9:9:25 from the township earned honors Lovely and Amazing (R) Today: 7:35, 9:30 to Django Reinhardt, the younger Pizzarelli has toured ex- for their performances at a recent Lilo and Stitch (PG) Today: 1:15 piano audition sponsored by the The Bourne Identity (PG-13) Today: 9 Fri: 9:10 Sat & Sun: 4:55, 9:10 tensively with his Trio since Mon-Thurs: 9:05 1992. In 1993, he received the Music Educators Association of HOME TURF—Rio Master Of Disguise (PG) Today: noon, 2,4, 6, 8 Fri: 1:15, 7:35, 9:15 New Jersey at Seton Hall Univer- Deborah Jacobs honor of performing as the open- Clemente, “the Bishop of Sat & Sun: 1:10, 3:05, 4:55, 7:35, 9:15 Mon-Thurs: 1:15, 7:30, 9:10 sity. Signs (PG-13) Today: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:45 Fri: 1:20, 7:30, 9:45 ing act for Frank Sinatra and Jazz,” returns to his native Sat & Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45 Mon-Thurs: 1:20, 7:25, 9:35 joined in the celebration at Recognized were Ricky and Morristown Aug. 19 at 8 Spy Kids 2 (PG) Today: 1:25, 7:25, 9:25 Fri: 1:25, 7:15, 9:05 Sat & Carnegie Hall for the crooner’s Dorrie Barbanel, daughters of p.m. to perform in the Sun: 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:15, 9:05 Mon-Thurs: 1:25, 7:15, 9:05 ACLU exec 80th birthday. Lissa Parsonnet and Joseph Bar- Jazz Showcase at the Mr. Pizzarelli grew up in the banel of Old Short Hills Road; Bickford Theatre, adja- CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL FIVE (SUMMIT) Lily Thompson, daughter of My Big Fat Greek Wedding (PG) Today: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:45 Fri-Thurs: giving civil 1960s and 70s listening to Peter cent to The Morris noon, 2:15, 4:15, 6:30 Frampton and Billy Joel. Rock David and Susan Thompson of Museum. For tickets and Road To Perdition (R) Today-Thurs: 1, 4, 6:45, 9:30 Mountain Avenue; and Ricky additional information, K-19 The Widowmaker (PG-13) Fri-Thurs: 8:45 liberties talk ’n’ roll was his first love, but the “Civil Liberties in an Age of influence of Benny Goodman led Perlman, son of Mark and Ilisa call (973) 971-3706. The Bourne Identity (PG-13) Today: 9:45 Perlman of Southern Slope The Master of Disguise (PG) Today: noon, 2, 4, 6, 8 Fri-Thurs: 1:15, Terrorism” will be the topic of to an infatuation with jazz. 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9 Mr. Pizzarelli has released 17 Drive. an address Sunday at 10 a.m. at For a Truly Zen Dining Experience… Signs (PG-13) Today: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:45 Fri-Sun: 12:30, 2:45, albums. In 1998, he released The youngsters are students of 5, 7:30, 10 Mon-Thurs: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:45 the Unitarian Church in Dinah Silver of South Orange. Spy Kids 2 (PG) Today-Thurs: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15 Summit.. “Meet the Beatles,” a jazzy col- Speaking will be Deborah lection of 11 mostly McCartney CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 Jacobs, executive director of the tunes ranging from “Can’t Buy My Big Fat Greek Wedding (PG) Today: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:30 Me Love” to “Here Comes the Fri-Thurs: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, 9:20 American Civil Liberties Union Signs (PG-13) Today-Thurs: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:45 of New Jersey (ACLU-NJ). In Sun.” His most recent album, Stuart Little 2 (PG) Today: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 8:45 her talk, Ms. Jacobs will focus Spy Kids 2 (PG) Today: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15 Fri-Thurs: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 9 on the treatment of immigrants Blood Work (R) Fri-Thurs: 1, 4, 7, 9:30 being held anonymously in county jails in New Jersey. 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Since Donald Trump and beautiful women go so well together, you might want to stop by the Trump Taj Mahal for a chance to win up to $5,000 cash during the free Playboy Bunny Slot tournaments, now through Sept. 1, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Oasis Lounge.A World’s BEST Sometimes a total of $1,000 cash will be given away each day.The participant with MIDNIGHT the highest score at the end of each week will receive a $500 bonus BREAKFAST prize and the one with the highest cumulative score for the entire SNACK just isn’t tournament will win a trip for two to the Playboy Mansion, valued at BUFFET! $25,000.You’ve got nothing to lose, so take a shot. Good luck! ENOUGH! If you’re in town Aug. 9, get over to the Donald’s little hide-away on the Marina. You may be the lucky guest who wins a cool RISE & SHINE $100,000.They’re really going bonkers over there this summer, giv- Every morning to Join us at Mohegan ing away money and cars galore. Last week, five lucky people went away with brand new Cadillacs. I wasn’t one of them. our Breakfast Buffet Territory AND fidelia’s from midnight to The Red Rocker himself, Sammy Hagar,will kick off the summer’s at SeasonS. Wake up the guess who 6:00am, seven nights wildest weekend. Hagar will personally select a contestant to take with great food the ultimate $100,000 summer challenge.All you have to do is toss a at the a week, for the Hot lime wedge into a Margarita glass to win the hundred grand and if seven days a week, MOHEGAN SUN ARENA Summer Fun Steak you miss, you’re still guaranteed a prize of $1,000 just for trying — from 7:30am - 11:00Am and Eggs Special THURSDAY, AUGUST 29TH you can’t beat that! Only $7.95 Tickets on sale now Only $10.95 Reader Correspondence

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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 9 BOE announces new hires, promotions handle duties in the department township three years ago with By Harry Trumbore of special services until a perma- her family and has been active of The Item nent replacement can be found with the Glenwood School PTA. At a Board of Education meet- for Larry Ashley, who leaves She will be paid an annual salary ing Tuesday morning, the body today to become an assistant su- of $25,000. approved hiring 11 new teachers, perintendent with the Newark Also at the meeting, Robert making a total of 49 new teach- public schools. Zeglarski, the district’s business ers who will greet students in Ms. Douglas, who will be paid administrator, was named assis- district schools this September. $500 per day, said she will work tant superintendent for business, John Nolan, the district’s on a part-time basis. Although and Dr. Nolan’s contract with the human resources specialist, said she is not a candidate for the po- district was extended for three all of the approximately 375 gen- sition, she will assist the admin- years. Dr. Nolan, who is a con- eral education teaching positions istration with the search for a sultant, will earn $88,320 a year. have been filled, and it remains new director. Dr. Nolan said approval Tues- for the district to fill “three or Dr. Brodow also announced day of an agreement with a new Photo courtesy of Alice Lurie four” open positions in the spe- that township resident Joan Pifer substitute service will make it cial services department. was hired as the district’s new easier to provide and track sub- TRAVELING ABROAD—Members of Troop 15 took a moment July 19 to pose for a pic- communications director. She stitute school teachers during the ture before leaving for Kandersteg International Scout Camp in Switzerland. Depending At Tuesday’s meeting, Super- intendent of Schools Richard fills the vacancy left by Deanne coming year. The service, which on age, the Scouts, with parent chaperones, were staying for up to two weeks; the last Gitner, who retired in May. A cost $16,900 for the year, will re- group returned home Saturday. Pictured above are Geoff and Chris Graham, Ben Popken, Brodow announced the district has hired special services consul- former marketing analyst and ad place an automated phone tree Sam Reichard, Brett Greenberg, Andrew Shewmaker, David Nakagami, David Rock, Sam manager, Ms. Pifer moved to the system. Reckford, Chris Spinelli, Chris Arnold, James Doona, Charlie Ellinwood, Spencer Reck- tant Toni Douglas. She will ford, James Abella, R.T. Lurie, Bob Sanna, Michael Mindnich, Bob and Mark Zglobicki, Andrew Longley and Robert Sanna. The Scouts will earn merit badges upon completion of activities such as rock and glacier climbing. 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Most insurance accepted. person’s cardiac activity from was 8 percent. For those with a Board certified Physician Coverage questions on dental health the beginning of the hands-off medium initial probability of 616 Bloomfield Ave. Suite 3D, West Caldwell, NJ E11564-01 Dear Dr. Tavormina: enjoy all your food. interval—when chest compres- ROSC, shock delivery after a 973-228-3550 Fax: 973-228-3658 Other Location: Clifton, NJ I just had a tooth extracted and For more information call sions are stopped—until delivery five-second hands-off period re- my dentist said I can have an im- Tavormina Dentistry at (973) of a shock. During this interval, sulted in ROSC in 24 percent; plant to replace the missing tooth 761-5090. There will be a free the AED analyzes the heart after 15 seconds, 17 percent; and instead of having a bridge. I seminar, “Dental Implants: rhythm and determines if a shock at 20 seconds it was 11 percent. don’t understand. What are What’s State of the Art in Miss- is needed, charges to the proper Finally, the group with the dental implants? ing Tooth Replacement?” on shock dose, and prompts the res- lowest probability of ROSC had Confused Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at 96 Mill- cuer to deliver a shock. The only about a 5 percent estimated Dear Confused: burn Avenue. Seating is limited. probability of successful defibril- chance of ROSC throughout the 2XU PHPEHUV KDYH People often refer to a dental lation with return to spontaneous intervals. implant as a replacement tooth, but it is actually a metal post or LQYHVWRU FRQILGHQFH appliance that replaces the pa- tient’s root or roots. Once the ar- tificial root or roots are in the Free Seminar on Dental Implants bone, replacement teeth are at- tached to the implant and firmly anchored. The patient’s new teeth “What’s State-of-the-Art in Missing look, feel, and work just like nat- Tooth Replacement?” ural teeth. 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Presented by Dr. Paula Viespi You can benefit from dental Chiropractor implants with improved appear- ance, improved speech and com- A “pinched nerve” usually fort and the ability to chew and results from an obstruction to the free flow of nerve energy, known as a “subluxation,” in which a ver- Can Do party tebra is out of proper structural alignment. This nerve interfer- schedule open ence renders the nervous system unable to perform its function of to nonmembers Dr. Paula Viespi Can Do fitness, health and transmitting messages from the MS,DC,DACBSP martial arts club, is opening its brain and spinal cord to the rest of Birthday Party schedule to non- the body. Without these instruc- members. The parties are 90 tions, various body organs and systems perform less than minutes in length and are held optimally. A serious concern is that impingement of nerves Saturday and Sunday, at 12:30 interferes with proper functioning and healing of vital parts p.m. and 2:30 p.m. of the body. Chiropractic seeks to restore the body to optimal Birthday parties are a fun time working order by addressing subluxations and associated for children. They can also be a nerve interference. Left undetected and uncorrected, these great time for trying and learning vertebral misalignments may lead to permanent damage. new skills. Most people notice very good results under chiropractic The party package includes the care. This is because removing interference to your nerve following: professional invita- system by correcting subluxations gives you the best chance tions, introductory lesson, excit- for your body to heal itself so you can return to total good ing games, pizza and beverages, health. At MILLBURN CHIROPRACTIC ARTS, we pro- birthday cake, free one-week vide safe and gentle chiropractic care for the entire family. guest passes and supervised fun. Covering up the symptoms with medication ignores the “So many parents have asked underlying cause and delays the healing process. Call 973- us to open our Birthday Parties 467-3993 to schedule an appointment and let us help you to nonstudents that we decided to feel better the natural way - the chiropractic way. We’re expand our Birthday Party located at 68 Essex Street, across from the train station. schedule,” said Can Do President P.S. Pain is only one kind of symptom, and usually the last, Tony Santomauro. “We expect that indicates that something in the body is not working these time slots to fill up very properly. quickly. “No martial arts experience is necessary. Certified black belt in- Dr. Viespi is a Diplomate of the American Chiroprac- structors and party planners will tic Board of Sports Physicians and has a masters help you, your child, and their degree in clinical nutrition. Dr Viespi has been in fam- friends have a most enjoyable ily practice since 1983 and treats a variety of muscu- and memorable time.” loskeletal conditions including Pediatric, Pregnancy Can Do’s “Martial Arts Birth- day Parties” are for children ages e17536-01 related back pain, disc problems & headaches. 5 to 12. Book early to insure a date. For more information, call For any questions contact Dr. Paula Viespi at: E17540-01 (973) 218-1200, or stop by Can 68 Essex Street, Millburn, N.J. • (973) 467-3993 Do, 750 Morris Turnpike. IT 0808 Pg A11 Yellow Red Blue Black

Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 11 County clerk announces 2002 municipal guides Patrick J. McNally, Essex and mortgages, and the sheriff County clerk, has announced and prosecutor. publication of the 2002 Munici- The clerk’s outreach schedule, pal Guide published by his a judges directory, telephone hot- office. Mr. McNally originally lines and directions to the Hall of introduced the 48-page guide in Records are listed as well.

1998, and it has been updated Mr. McNally is personally de- E11387-01 and expanded annually since. livering copies to the governing The guide lists names, ad- body of each municipality. The dresses, and telephone and fax numbers of elected and appoint- book is also available at public libraries throughout Essex Photo courtesy of Laurie Inglese ed officials in each of the 22 mu- nicipalities. County. AN EXPRESSION OF THANKS—Religious education stu- The book also details the For a free copy, call the Essex dents at St. Rose of Lima recently completed books of duties of services rendered by County clerk’s office at (973) cards and pictures, expressing their gratitude to New the county clerks’ office, surro- 621-4920 or e-mail requests to York City rescue personnel for their efforts on Sept. 11. gates’ office, registrar of deeds [email protected]. The books will be distributed to them as thanks for their bravery. Presenting some of the books to Sister Celeste Farley, center, is Angela Sullivan, left, and Lynne Pagano, president of the religious education board. Chat with chamber director at Café Red Cross Tuesday Café Red Cross, a weekly Carrie Lemerman, executive di- series of programs and movies rector of the Millburn-Short open to all Millburn township Hills Chamber of Commerce, senior citizens, is being offered followed by the movie “Proof of each Tuesday this summer Life.” through Aug. 27. Aug. 20: CRC Playhouse Space is limited for some Group with pizza and the movie events. Reservations are required “Life of Judy Garland: Me and for programs on Aug. 20 and 27, My Shadow.” and can be made by calling the Aug. 27: A presentation by the Red Cross at (973) 379-4198. Cosmopolitan Quartet, with the Reservations are on a first come, closing day luncheon and the first served basis. movie “America’s Sweethearts,” The weekly programs will held at the Bauer Community begin at 11 a.m. On the days Center. when a luncheon is not sched- The senior citizen bus is avail- uled, participants should bring a able for transportation by calling sandwich; dessert and a beverage (973) 564-7076 the day before are provided. Seniors are then in- the event between 7 and 8:15 vited to stay and enjoy a movie, a.m. Programs take place at the e12517 which begins at 12:30 p.m. fol- Red Cross chapter house, 389 lowing lunch. Millburn Avenue, or the Bauer E11755-01 Aug. 13: Chamber chat with Community Center.

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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 13 SPORTS MHS soccer stars experience British culture The traveling party spent By Jim Connelly three nights in London follow- of The Item ing its arrival from the States. The sport of soccer presented “While in London for the first Rita Greenslade and Bryn Hag- three days, we saw a ton of mann, rising seniors at Millburn famous sites and had lots of free High School, with the opportuni- time to walk around the Picadil- ty to explore the sights of Eng- ly Circus Area and shop,” said land last month on a 10-day ex- Greenslade, who begins her cursion with their club team, third season as Millburn High New Jersey DyNAMO. School’s starting keeper next Greenslade and Hagmann, month. who will serve as captains of the “The first three nights in 2002 Millburn girls’ varsity London we stayed at Royal Hol- soccer team along with fellow loway University,” she said. rising senior Morgan Foley, were “This University is literally like part of a group of 28—16 play- a huge castle. It took the whole ers, two coaches and 10 par- three days to figure out how to ents—who mixed the team’s par- get around without getting lost.” ticipation in the Manchester Among the venues visited by Umbro International Cup with a the group were Buckingham number of cultural experiences. Palace, The Tower of London, “I had been to England on an Trafalgar Square, Tower Bridge, eighth grade class trip almost Horse Guards, Westminster four years ago,” Hagmann said. Abbey, Big Ben and the Parlia- “I guess all that has happened ment building. The team also Photo courtesy of Debbie Greenslade since Sept. 11 caused me to look made a side trip to tour Windsor TO THE VICTORS GO THE SPOILS—Rita Greenslade (left) and at things in a different way. I was Castle. Photo courtesy of Debbie Greenslade Bryn Hagmann wear their first-place medals while displaying very aware that I was holding an The team’s London stay also FROM OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE POND—Millburn High the Manchester Umbro International Cup trophy won by their American passport and very featured several practice ses- School soccer players Bryn Hagman (second from left) and club team, New Jersey DyNAMO last month in England. proud to be an American citizen.” sions as well as a friendly game Rita Greenslade meet with Jonathan Parrot (left) and Trevor with a local English women’s Dwyer, coaches at the Cliff Training Ground in Manchester, soccer squad. England, home of the renowned Manchester United Football The match against the local Club, during the New Jersey DyNAMO’s trip last month. Kane leaves MHS coaching posts team was a bit of an eye-opener for New Jersey DyNAMO, ac- nal-round match against the said New Jersey DyNAMO By Jim Connelly cording to Greenslade. English side, Kent Schools. The coach Mike Evans. “Rita really of The Item “We got to play against a American team won the contest learned a great deal with her Going back to her South local women’s London area in a shootout after the match fin- Manchester United training ses- Jersey roots. team, ‘The London Ladies,’” ished in a 1-1 tie. sion. Rita and Bryn both played Meredith Kane, head coach of Greenslade said. “This team The two Miller stars played as if they were the girls with the Millburn High School’s varsity came as quite a shock to us be- key roles in the team’s champi- professional training and expe- girls’ lacrosse and field hockey cause there were girls from age onship match against the Tran- rience.” teams, announced her resigna- 13 up to women in their late mere Rovers later in the day on Hagmann and Greenslade will tion from both positions last 20s. All of the English teams July 27. certainly have plenty to tell their week. Kane spent three seasons were very physically aggres- Hagmann scored the opening teammates about the time they as the head lacrosse coach and sive.” goal of the championship spent in England when the Mill- two years as the head field At the conclusion of the match, a match the DyNAMO burn soccer team gathers in two hockey coach. London portion part of the trip, would ultimately win 3-2. weeks to begin practice for the A number of factors played the team transferred to Chester Greenslade did her part by 2002 campaign. into Kane’s decision to resign, on July 22 with a stop in Strat- making a diving save on a “Leaving England as champi- which became effective on July ford on Avon for a tour of second-half shot to keep the ons of the Manchester Umbro 25. William Shakespeare’s home. match tied at two. International Tournament was a A desire to pursue a master’s The following day the team “The team played amazingly thrill,” Hagmann said. “It was degree coupled with difficulty drove to the Manchester area well against English profession- an experience I will always re- she had in getting to Millburn for for a training session at the als with professional coaches,” member.” practices and contests from her “Cliff Training Ground,” home job as an English teacher at Snyder High School in Jersey of the renowned Manchester Millburn High School fall City were the primary reasons United football team. The Kane cited as reasons for her de- day’s activities also included a tour of “Old Trafford,” Man- sports scrimmage schedule parture. Staff photo/Jim Connelly “I am moving back to South chester United’s home stadi- Tuesday, Sept. 3 boys’ soccer vs. Chatham. 4 p.m. MOVING ON—Meredith Kane, pictured here coaching the um. The stadium holds 84,000 Varsity and junior varsity Varsity and junior varsity Jersey and am teaching at Pem- Millburn High School girls’ varsity lacrosse team in a 2001 berton High School,” Kane said. fans. boys’ soccer vs. Governor Liv- girls’ soccer at Chatham. 4 p.m. contest, has stepped down from her positions as head field The primary focus of the ingston. 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10 Pemberton is in Burlington hockey and girls’ lacrosse coach. County, the same county in team’s trip, the Manchester Varsity and junior varsity Freshman boys’ soccer vs. which Kane’s high school alma “They are great athletes. It just in 2001 that included a trip to the Umbro International Cup, began girls’ soccer at Ridge. 4 p.m. Summit. 4 p.m. mater, Bordentown Regional, is wasn’t fair for them or for me to New Jersey State Interscholastic on July 24 with a Girls’ Under- Wednesday, Sept. 4 Wednesday, Sept. 11 Varsity football vs. Arthur L. Varsity and junior varsity field located. try and get from Jersey City to Athletic Association state tour- 17 contest against Stockport Johnson Regional. 4 p.m. hockey at Columbia. 4 p.m. “I am going for my master’s in Millburn on time. It created a lot nament. Millburn went 2-8-1 in County from the Manchester Thursday, Sept. 5 Freshman boys’ soccer vs. education at The College of New of stress.” 2002, leaving Kane with a three- area. New Jersey DyNAMO Jersey,” Kane said. “I have to get Kane, who played three sea- year mark of 17-26-2. Varsity and junior varsity Union. 4 p.m. prevailed 4-3. boys’ soccer vs. Montclair. 4 my master’s now,” said the 1998 sons of intercollegiate lacrosse at Kane took over as head coach New Jersey DyNAMO also graduate of Montclair State Uni- Montclair State, took over the of the Millburn varsity field p.m. Athletic hotline defeated the Tranmere Rovers Varsity and junior varsity versity with a bachelor’s degree Millburn program in 2000. She hockey team in the fall of 2000, 2-1, a team from the surround- in English and a minor in jour- had spent the 1999 campaign as earning Northern Hills Confer- girls’ soccer at Nutley. 4 p.m. A recorded announcement ing area that was considered a Friday, Sept. 6 listing Millburn High School’s nalism, “because the longer I the head coach of the first-year ence Coach of the Year honors favorite to win the tournament, wait, the less inclined I will be to Freshman girls’ soccer at daily interscholastic sports varsity team at Livingston High for guiding the Millers to an 8-7- and USA United Soccer 6-0 to go to school.” School. Her first Miller team fin- 3 record. Millburn had finished Ridge. 4 p.m. schedule is provided by the capture its bracket with a 3-0 The decision to resign was not ished 4-11-1. 3-9-6 the previous season. Kane Monday, Sept. 9 office of Millburn athletic direc- record. an easy one. Her three-year stint as the and her charges endured a tough Varsity football vs. Bogota. 4 tor Ted D’Alessio. The hotline Next up for New Jersey “I’ve learned so much from the Millers’ head lacrosse coach was 2001 campaign as the Millers p.m. can be reached by calling (973) girls on both teams,” Kane said. punctuated by an 11-7 showing went 1-17-2. DyNAMO was a July 27 semifi- Varsity and junior varsity 564-7130, extension 229.

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Page 14 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 8, 2002 American 10 All-Stars Section 2 runner-up Single runs in the third and play. Silverstein was left strand- fifth innings propelled Ruther- ed at third when William Spel- ford to a 2-1 defeat of the Mill- man was retired on a grounder burn-Short Hills Little League’s to third and Nick Gehring American 10-year-old All-Stars struck out. in the New Jersey Little League Rutherford’s Garone scored Section 2 title game Aug. 1 in what proved to be the title-win- Newark. ning run with two outs in the Millburn, which battled its fifth. Garone was on third when way back through the losers’ Rutherford’s Bryan Gaschke bracket to reach the champi- grounded to shortstop Gonnel- onship game, finished the la. Gonnella, after checking Staff photo/Jim Connelly season 29-5. The winner-take- Garone at third, threw out all contest was set up when Gachske at first. Garone broke SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS—Former Millburn High Millburn handed Rutherford its for home once Gonnella re- School wrestlers David Cuomo (second from left) and Jon first loss of the double-elimina- leased the ball and scored ahead O’Neil received checks to be used toward their college education on Monday from the Paul J. Finn Jr. Founda- tion tournament 4-2 July 31. of the throw to the plate from tion. At left is Paul J. Finn Sr. and at right is Mary Cather- Rutherford took a 1-0 lead Millburn first baseman Jeff ine Chambers, the father and sister of the late Millburn Aug. 1 with two outs in the Wang. High School wrestling star. Cuomo, a 2002 Millburn grad- third inning. Luke Garone The teams combined for just uate who is headed for Bloomsburg University, was the scored from third base when six hits. second recipient of the Paul J. Finn Jr. Scholarship Mark Copobianco’s pop fly to Pitcher A.J. O’Leary, Gonnel- shallow right field dropped in la and Silverstein had Mill- Award. O’Neil, a member of the Millburn Class of 2001 Photo courtesy of Rhonda O’Leary and a student at Morris County College, received the first behind Millburn second base- burn’s hits. O’Leary held Finn Scholarship in 2001. Scholarship recipients receive man Tyler Udland for a hit. Rutherford to three hits in a MOUND GATHERING—Millburn American Infielders David $2,000 ($500 annually) from the Finn Foundation over the The American All-Stars tied route-going six-inning effort. Hamilton (12), Bryan Gonnella (11) and Jeffrey Wang head course of four years. the score in the fourth inning. back to their positions after offering words of support to Bryan Gonnella singled to Edged in semifinals pitcher A.J. O’Leary (second from left) Aug. 1 during the New open the Millburn fourth and Millburn suffered its first loss Jersey Little League Section 2 10-year-old championship advanced to second when David of the double-elimination tour- game against Rutherford. The local diamond squad dropped Hamilton reached on an error. nament July 29 after wins over the title game 2-1. Millburn swimmers Aaron Silverstein grounded to Secaucus 7-6 and Livingston Rutherford shortstop Matt Des- American 6-5 when Rutherford second, putting runners on Livingston sixth. Wang got two shine in division meet imone, who tagged out Gonnel- scored four times in the bottom second and third with one out. outs, but not before Livingston la on his way to third base. The of the sixth inning to pull out a Schneider scored from third had scored three times to pull Millburn municipal pool swim freestyle; Matthew Filepp, boys’ fielder’s choice left Silverstein 6-5 victory. on a grounder to shortstop by within one run. Gonnella came team members turned in medal- 10-and-under individual medley; on first and Hamilton on T.J. Husted and George Rutherford’s Ryan Sharkey. on to fan Livingston’s Mark winning performances in 14 Gabriella Solomine, girls’ 10- second. Schneider each singled to open Capobianco took third on the Zolchonock with the bases events July 29 at the North and-under breaststroke; and Alex Hamilton, after both runners the Rutherford sixth. Both run- play. Mark McPherson of loaded for the final out. Jersey Swim League divisional Blumenthal, boys’ 13-14 had advanced a base on a ners advanced on a passed ball. Rutherford beat out a dribbler The local All-Stars scored a championship meet at the Verona freestyle. Also placing third was passed ball, scored the tying run Husted scored on a sacrifice fly in the front of the plate to keep pair of runs in the fourth and Community Pool. the girls’ 100 freestyle relay when Desimone mishandled a to right field by Andrew the inning alive. McPherson, fifth innings July 31 to hand Local swimmers registering team of Hayley Distler, Christina grounder by Millburn’s Dan Spanarkel, shaving Millburn’s with cleanup hitter Steve Macri Rutherford its first loss of the first-place finishes were Shannon Tenore, Hou and Morgan Kiley. Feldman for an error, Silver- lead to 5-3. Rutherford’s Mark in the batter’s box, stole second. tournament by a 4-2 score. Lin (20.41) in the girls’ 8-and- Eight members of the local stein advanced to third on the Capobianco walked and stole Macri singled to right field, dri- Hamilton plated O’Leary under butterfly and Oana Ivan swim team received ribbons for ving in the tying and winning with a sacrifice fly to right field (1:22.81) in the girls’ 13-and- placing fourth through sixth. runs. and Gonnella scored on a Sil- over individual medley. Mill- Pink ribbons were awarded to Lax clinic offered for fifth O’Leary, Udland and Gonnel- verstein single in the fourth burn’s boys’ 200-yard freestyle fourth-place finishers Shannon la each went 2-for-4 in the loss. inning. Gonnella delivered a relay team of assistant coach Lin (girls’ 8-and-under through ninth grade girls DIAMOND NOTES—Mill- two-out, two-run single in the David Filepp, Scott Crystal, freestyle), Taylor Perretti (girls’ burn bounced back to defeat fifth. Gonnella pitched five in- The Millburn-Short Hills session for fifth through ninth Ryan Kiley and head coach 8-and-under backstroke), Livingston for the second time nings before giving up two un- Girls’ Lacrosse Club will hold a Brian Bleier placed first in Michael Mills (boys’ 10-and- graders beginning next month. by a 6-5 score on July 30. earned runs in the fifth. Silver- seven-week clinic/scrimmage 1:43.44. under butterfly and breaststroke) The clinic takes place on Fri- Hamilton allowed two unearned stein relieved Gonnella and pre- Capturing medals with and Kelly Bednarski (girls’ 13- days beginning Sept. 13 and runs through five innings. Wang vented any further scoring by second-place finishes were 14 backstroke). Township golf runs through Oct. 25. Clinic relieved Hamilton after he Rutherford. O’Leary worked Angela Hou, girls’ 10-and-under Christine Tenore (girls’ 11-12 hours are 3:30 to 5 p.m. The walked three batters to open the the sixth inning, retiring the individual medley and girls’ 11- breaststroke) and Lydia Volla- tourney slated clinic will take place at Old side in order. He fanned two of 12 backstroke; Matthew Filepp, vanh (girls’ 10-and-under butter- for October 5 Short Hills Park and other Samkoff shines the three batters he faced. boys’ 11-12 butterfly; and P.J. fly) received purple ribbons for venues to be announced. Millburn went 6-0 to capture Falgares, boys’ 13-14 back- placing fifth. The Millburn Par-3 Golf The clinic will consist of at juggling fest the New Jersey Little League stroke. Green ribbons went to sixth- Course in Gero Park is the venue warm-up, conditioning, skills District 9 crown for the third Local third-place medalists place finishers Alex Mills (boys’ Woodland Road resident for the 2002 Millburn Golf Tour- and drills, and scrimmages straight year. The local All- were Alison Filepp, girls’ 13-14 10-and-under individual medley) Rhoda Samkoff won four medals nament scheduled for Saturday, when possible. Local lacrosse Stars also won the Millburn freestyle and girls’ 13-14 butter- and Kaylin Shutte (girls’ 13-14 July 17 in the championship jog- Oct. 5. Holiday Tournament title with a fly; Ben Lin, boys’ 8-and-under freestyle). club coaches will serve as clinic gling event at the International Registration for the tourna- instructors. Juggling Association Festival in 3-0 record and placed second in ment, which is open to Par-3 Outside coaches will be Reading, Pa. the Clark Tournament with a 7- members and township residents, brought in to work on specific Joggling is a sport that in- 2 record. Tennis reservation policy is limited to 50 golfers. The $10 skills. volves juggling while running. Millburn scored 292 runs, an registration fee includes greens The registration fee for the Samkoff earned gold medals in average of 8.6 runs per game, in effect through Oct. 31 fees. Registration deadline is the women’s Masters 100-meter, and allowed 110, an average of Friday, Sept. 27, or until spaces seven-week session is $100. To Tennis court reservation pro- person at the Town Hall cus- register, send a check, made 200-meter, and 400-meter races, 3.2 runs per game. Millburn hit cedures for municipal courts lo- tomer service department be- are filled. Golfers ages 10 and a silver medal in the .350 as a team and six of its 29 through 12 must register and payable to MSH Girls Lacrosse cated at Millburn High School, tween 8:30 a.m. and noon. Club, to Susan Johnson, 29 women’s (all ages) 200-meter wins were by shutout. Gero Park, Taylor Park and Slay- Reservations for play Satur- play with an adult. race with a time of 1:21:41. Marion Avenue, Short Hills, ton Field have been announced. day, Sunday and Monday may be The tournament also features hole-in-one and closest to the pin 07078. Registration deadline is Individuals holding tennis accomplished by calling the Aces eighth hole Item sports editor memberships may make advance above phone number or visiting contests. Rain date is Saturday, Saturday, Aug. 31. Registration Oct. 12. forms can be downloaded off the Ben E. Colandrea of Spring- Jim Connelly reservations one day in advance the customer service department field used an 8-iron July 1 to ace for play at Gero Park and Taylor from 8: 30 a.m. to noon on For more information, contact club’s Web site, can be reached the Millburn Par-3 at (973) 379- www.mshglax.org. the 125-yard eighth hole at the Park on Tuesday through Friday Friday. municipal Par-3 Golf Course in via e-mail at by calling (973) 564-7097 or in- Same day reservations may be 4156 or the Millburn Department For more information, contact of Public Recreation and Parks at Johnson at (973) 379-2297 or via Gero Park. Springfield resident [email protected] made by using reservation sheets Guy Botte witnessed the ace. posted at the courts. (973) 564-7097. email at [email protected]. Dates announced The Gero Park courts are open ADVERTISEMENT daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Play for town singles at Taylor Court is offered from 8 Federal Consumer Protection has confirmed the accuracy of the fuel saving described in this advertisement. Government Studied tournaments a.m. to 7 p.m. Device may increase gas mileage by 22% Test Data Reservations are not required The Millburn Department of The government studied fuel saving for play at the high school and BOSTON - National Fuelsaver engine is pollution, this 22% Gas Saver than the 22% test data on vehicles made by several Public Recreation and Parks has Slayton Field courts. 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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 15 Deadline nears for recreation programs Registration closes a week graders. In-town games will be features coed play. Registration from today, Thursday, Aug. 15, held on Saturdays from Sept. 15 fee is $45. for fall soccer, flag football, roller through the end of November. Fourth through eighth graders hockey and cheerleading pro- Registration fee is $45. participating in the fall cheer- grams offered by the Millburn The roller hockey program is leading program will cheer for Department of Public Recreation open to third through eighth Millburn’s traveling youth foot- and Parks. grade boys and girls. Games will ball teams. Games are played on Soccer offerings include a First be played Thursday and Friday Sunday afternoons beginning Kick program for first grade boys evenings at the Gero Park all-pur- Sept. 22 and continuing through and girls, boys’ leagues for pose court. Specific grade cate- Nov. 17. Registration fee is $45. second and third graders, fourth gories for leagues will be deter- Checks, made payable to Mill- and fifth graders and sixth mined upon completion of regis- burn Recreation, must be re- through eighth graders, and girls’ tration. The program, which runs ceived by Aug. 15 in person or by leagues for second and third from Sept. 20 through Nov. 15, mail. Mail registrations should be graders, fourth and fifth graders addressed to Millburn Recreation and sixth through eighth graders. Signup forms Department, c/o Customer Ser- Registration fee is $45 for each vice, P.O. Box 1034, Millburn, program. available online 07041. Registrations received First Kick Soccer is an intro- Registration forms for recre- after the Aug. 15 deadline will be duction to the sport. Players will ation department programs can placed on a waiting list. learn the skills and rules of the be downloaded online by visiting For more information, contact Photos courtesy of Millburn Recreation Department game through instruction and the recreation department at the township’s Web site at scrimmage games each week. (973) 564-7097. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME—Chris Hetherington (right, top photo) displays his alle- www.twp.millburn.nj.us. The program meets on Saturdays giance for the Bronx Bombers July 18 during the annual “Knot Hole Gang” trip to Yankee Sta- Once the site has been ac- dium. At left are township fire department Capt. Edward Wade III and Hetherington’s brother, at Glenwood School. The boys’ and girls’ soccer cessed, visitors should go the Patrick. Neal Healy (foreground, bottom photo), assistant superintendent of recreation, town- forms library to obtain registra- ship fire department Capt. Bernie Cunningham, left, township police officer Tim Burns, center, league seasons begin in late Sep- tember and continue into Novem- tion forms. and his son, Timothy John, were among the 40 fans who took part in the trip sponsored by ber. For more information, contact the recreation department and the Millburn Fireman’s Welfare Association. The Yankees Flag football is open to third the township recreation depart- edged the Detroit Tigers 6-5. ment at (973) 564-7097. Advertising Section 327871-01 Pet Sitting

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Page 16 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 8, 2002 Sample ballot MHS reunions Clear areas near available for being planned fire hydrants visually impaired The Millburn Class of 1962 The Millburn Fire Department will hold its 40th anniversary re- has requested that residents with In an effort to assist the blind union Saturday, Oct. 19. a fire hydrant on their premises and visually impaired, the Essex The 10th anniversary gather- clear a two- to three-foot area County clerk’s office has created around these hydrants. This in- ing of the Millburn Class of 1992 a sample ballot on audiocassette cludes removing any branches, that is tone-indexed and Braille- has been scheduled for Friday, shrubbery or obstacles to reach- labeled. Nov. 29. ing the device. The clerk is offering the tapes For more information, call Re- Fire officials say this will ben- in primary, general and board of unions Unlimited at (732) 617- efit firefighting operations in the education elections. 1000. event of an emergency. For more information, or to obtain a free tape, contact the clerk’s election division at (973) 621-4923 or visit www.essex- clerk.com. Photo courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Association A CLASSIC OUTING—Township resident Roy Chen, third from left, joined colleagues re-

ARC seeking cently at the Alzheimer’s Association, Greater New Jersey Chapter’s Polo Classic XV, held w943306-01 at Hillsborough Country Club in Neshanic Station. Director of human relations at Johnson & school volunteers Johnson Sales & Logistics Co. in New Brunswick, Mr. Chen is pictured with, from left, co- The ARC invites interested workers Tom Grimley, Rhonda Johnson, Maxine Hecht, Scott Zellner and Janine Garvey. residents to volunteer at Step- ping Stones, its Livingston school serving children with spe- cial needs. Farmers Market open on Fridays The school’s summer session The Millburn “Jersey Fresh” of Greenwood Farms and Kurt licious, offering pickles straight runs through Aug. 15, Monday Farmers Market, marking its Alstede of Alstede Farms. The from pickle barrels. through Thursday, from 8:30 10th anniversary season in new organic farmer is John The Downtown Millburn De- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Volunteers are downtown Millburn, operates Elwood from Good Hand Farm velopment Alliance (DMDA) has asked to commit to one day a rain or shine each Friday be- in Andover. sponsored the market since 1992. week during this session. The tween the hours of 8 a.m. and 2 Also new to this year’s market For more information, call the regular school year runs from p.m. at the corner of Essex and is Robin Samra, owner of Picke- DMDA at (973) 379-2341. September to June, Monday Main streets through Nov. 1. through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 3 The farmers market is an p.m. Volunteers are asked to open-air market set in the heart commit to the same three-hour of downtown Millburn. Farmers time frame on a weekly basis for the entire school year. set up their produce stands each Those who are interested or week, and consumers are offered want more information should the opportunity to meet and call (973) 992-9830 or visit speak with the people who culti- Advertising Section www.arcessex.org. vate the foods grown on their 327864-01 family farms as well as learn When things just don’t compute... about the nutritional value of H&M Consulting Red Cross seeks Home • Office • Professional INTERTECH fresh fruits and vegetables. • Computer and network COMPUTER SERVICES www.intertechnj.com local drivers This year, the market features recommendations to suit you. five New Jersey farmers, includ- IT’S LIKE HAVING YOUR OWN “IN HOUSE” HELP DESK! The Millburn-Short Hills • Hardware and software installation, PROFESSIONAL, FAST AND FRIENDLY Chapter of the American Red ing a new organic grower, offer- repair, troubleshooting, and more. Personal Computer Repair and Support Cross is in need of volunteers to ing a wide variety of in-season • Security. Firewalls, anti-virus SMALL OFFICE • HOME OFFICE • RESIDENTIAL EXPERTS transport township residents, fruits and vegetables. All pro- • Connection sharing and routing. ComCast Cable or DSL Modem Subscribers:

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Thursday, August 8, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 17 Scouts collecting Brener makes list of Berson to lead med center board food for pantry Marc E. Berson, a real estate phony Orchestra, of the New owner-developer and corporate Newark Foundation, and of the Girl Scouts in Wyoming Troop top doctors in NYC entrepreneur, has been named Daughters of Israel Geriatric 006, with the help of the Millburn- Three surgeons on staff at surgery, Dr. Brief is a graduate of chairman of the board of trustees Center, and is a member of the Short Hills Chapter of the Ameri- Newark Beth Israel Medical Dartmouth College and Harvard of Newark Beth Israel Medical boards of overseers of the Rut- can Red Cross and municipal pool Center are among 1,500 physi- Medical School, and is also a Center, an affiliate of the St. gers University Foundation and staff, have initiated a drive to col- cians listed as “Top Doctors in partner with Millburn Surgical Barnabas Health Care System. of the School of Diplomacy and lect food throughout the summer New York,” according to New Associates. As chairman, he will now serve International Relations of Seton for the Red Cross pantry. York Magazine and Castle Con- A resident of Basking Ridge, on the executive and nominating Hall University. A bin has been placed at the nolly Medical’s recently pub- Dr. Saunders has been caring for committees, and will lead the “I look forward to working pool for donations of nonperish- lished guide. the surgical needs of cardiac pa- board in policy-making and with so many fine health care able items; the Scouts request Among them are township res- tients since 1980 when he com- management of the medical professionals at The Beth,” Mr. that residents refrain from sub- ident Dr. Bruce J. Brener, chief pleted his postgraduate training center’s operations, financial af- Berson said. “This remarkable mitting glass bottles. of the division of vascular in thoracic and cardiovascular fairs and property. facility, an urban teaching hospi- surgery and president of the surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Newark Beth Israel Medical tal with programs that rank Le Tip group medical-dental staff, as well as Foundation in Ohio. Board certi- Center is a 669-bed regional re- among the best in the nation, not meets Thursdays Dr. Donald Brief, chairman of ferral teaching hospital with spe- only provides excellent services fied in general surgery and tho- Le Tip of Millburn-Short the department of surgery; and cialized programs including to the Newark community, but racic surgery, Dr. Saunders pri- heart and kidney transplantation, offers highly specialized care to Hills, a networking group com- Craig R. Saunders, chairman-di- marily treats end-stage coronary Marc E. Berson prising township businessmen rector of cardiothoratic surgery. cardiac surgery, oncology and patients throughout the state and disease. He is credited with revi- maternal-child health services. It beyond.” and women, holds its networking All were selected for the 2002 talizing the cardiac surgery pro- Enterprises, Inc., a producer of breakfast every Thursday at list, which surveys local doctors is also the site of Children’s Hos- Mr. Berson is a graduate of gram at The Heart Hospital of pital of New Jersey and The nail enamel. Mr. Berson is also Rutgers College, New Nero’s Restaurant in Livingston. to choose their worthiest peers. New Jersey at Newark Beth chairman of Fidelco Realty For more information, contact The selection process for the Heart Hospital of New Jersey. Brunswick, and of Rutgers Israel and with establishing an “We are fortunate to have Group, an owner-developer of School of Law in Newark. He re- Vincent Spada at (973) 379-5855 2002 list began last year when additional presence at St. Barn- Marc Berson serve as chairman residential, commercial and in- sides in the township. or Michelle Sanders at (973) questionnaires were sent to abas Medical Center, making it of Newark Beth Israel’s board of dustrial properties primarily in 564-9194. 8,000 top physicians in the New the New Jersey, New York, Flori- one of the top programs in the trustees,” said Ronald J. Del York area. Those surveyed da and Ohio markets. state today. Mauro, president and chief exec- asked, “To whom would you A practicing attorney since Dr. Saunders also initiated the utive officer of the St. Barnabas send a member of your family?” Health Care System. “His exten- 1968, Mr. Berson serves of coun- Nominees were sought in every most active beating heart surgery sel to the New Jersey law firm of program in the state, a procedure sive involvement and leadership specialty, with emphasis on role in the revitalization of Stern, Greenberg and Kilcullen. direct patient care. The results that greatly reduces the risks as- A public member of the New sociated with using heart-lung Newark and his vision for the were combined with data gath- medical center will further The Jersey Redevelopment Authority, support equipment for elderly ered from previous research. In Beth’s position as a leading Mr. Berson also is a founding addition, Castle Connolly’s patients. He also performs total health care provider to the member of the board of trustees physician-led staff conducted arterial revascularization; redo Newark community and sur- of the New Jersey Performing hundreds of phone interviews coronary and valve surgery; rounding areas.” Arts Center, a founder and chair- man of the board of trustees of with leading specialists, chiefs of valve repair and replacement; Since 1978, Mr. Berson has w943307-01 Opportunity Project, Inc., a service and other hospital per- coronary artery reconstruction been chairman of the Fidelco trustee of the New Jersey Sym- sonnel. Each doctor’s education, with endarterectomy; and Group, a private investment firm training, hospital affiliation, surgery of the great vessels in- located in the township. Mr. board certification and discipli- cluding aortic dissection and Berson currently is chairman and nary history were reviewed. aneurysm repair. majority shareholder of Kirker AUTO Dr. Brener is most recently recognized for his work in re- DEALER pairing life-threatening aortic aneurysms with minimally inva- SOURCE sive endovascular stent grafting. A Convenient Guide to Locating Your The procedure, which is less Automotive Sales Professional traumatic and shortens recovery time, gives hope to patients with abdominal aortic aneurysms who are considered too sick to under- go conventional surgery or who

prefer a more rapid recovery. Dr. E11397-01 Brener remains one of a few sur- geons in the state of New Jersey performing this lifesaving proce- dure, having helped more than E17039-01 185 patients since the program’s LOOKING FOR A SERVICE? inception nearly three years ago. Check out these directories publishing each week in our papers. LEXUS Board certified in vascular E11391-01 surgery, he has served as chief of WARNOCK LEXUS Newark Beth Israel’s division of 586 Route 10, Livingston vascular surgery since 1987. He 973-535-8700 is the immediate past president of the Eastern Vascular Society and a member of the Vascular Surgery Board of the American Board of Surgery. Dr. Brener earned his medical degree from Harvard University Medical School and is currently a partner with Millburn Surgical Associ- ates in the township. Dr. Brief, a resident of South Orange, specializes in en- docrinologic surgery, treating thyroid and parathyroid disease, and in oncologic surgery, per- forming gastrointestinal and breast procedures. In his current role as a chairman of the depart- ment of surgery, Dr. Brief re- E11388-01 mains deeply involved in med- 0000321331-01 ical affairs, teaching and re- To advertise your company or service in these weekly directories search at Newark Beth Israel. He is a longtime member of the Call 1-800-472-0151 medical staff, having served as for professional help and discounted rate information. its president from 1982-85. Board certified in general e11395 e11390 IT 0808 Pg A18 Yellow Red Blue Black

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RISING STARS—The em- Peer support Dating violence program ployee team at Woodview at Marlton received the groups forming now training volunteers Community Award for Ren- The Linda & Rudy Slucker Teen Dating Violence, an out- sive relationships. ovation and New Construc- NCJW Center for Women in Liv- reach project of the Linda and Volunteers learn how to use tion at Westminster Man- ingston is forming peer support Rudy Slucker NCJW Center for videos and discussion to help agement’s first annual groups for women in the follow- Women, is now interviewing vol- students learn about the issues awards banquet held re- ing areas: Women Coping with unteers who are interested in pre- and break the cycle of violence. cently in Atlantic City. Ac- Loneliness, Women Coping with senting the program to high Volunteers are trained in domes- cepting the award are em- Loss, and Women Dealing with school students. Volunteers are tic and dating violence, public ployees Amy Milone, left, of Aging Parents. Women in each asked to call immediately to speaking, dealing with teenagers Pittsgrove and Yakov Segal of these groups will be able to arrange for individual inter- and how to promote self-esteem of the township, both of share their common concerns views. Training will begin on and discourage abusive behav- whom were also individual- Tuesday, Sept. 24. ior. ly awarded with a STAR and coping mechanisms and gain Teen Dating Violence refers to Anyone interested in volun- (special talents and encouragement and support from the physical, emotional, verbal teering should call Roberta achievements recognition) women in similar situations. or sexual abuse of one person by Schmidt at (973) 740-0588 to award. Kushner Companies Project GRO peer support another in a dating relationship. arrange an interview. instituted the STAR pro- groups meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Trained volunteers present the Susan Jacobs of the township gram to recognize employ- one night a week for six consec- program to help prevent is a co-chairman of the center, ees who demonstrate ex- utive weeks. There is a $45 reg- teenagers from entering violent and township resident Judy ceptional service or accom- istration fee for the series. plishment. dating relationships and to assist Fradin is co-chairman of the Photo courtesy of Caryl Communications For more information, call students already involved in abu- dating violence program. (973) 994-4994.

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(973)783-0792 Call (973)564-9703 shwrm cond, by owner STAFF We are seeking a Senior 1100 Raymond Boulevard red beauty, active han- $4450 obo (973)772-3559 CHEVROLET 1987 Nova, dling, serious inquiries only Lincoln Town Car 2000 Sig (732)713-2900 ACCOUNTANT Account Executive for our Newark N.J. 07102 passed inspection, runs HONDA 1993 Accord Wag- or call: (201) 648-3622 BMW 1995 740I- Showrm (973)839-5828 Series fully equip, fact. JEEP 96 Grand Cherokee Skyline Auto Exchange, a W Paterson loc. In this grt, $1050. 973-473-5143 on LX, all pwr, CC, 121k Mercury1999 Grd Marquis cond.,new,must see, all warr, no flaws, gorgeous. Ltd. 53k mi, good cond, leading automotive re- role, you will generate max- blk, fully loaded, 18" rims, mi $5100. 973-744-5038 $20,900. 973-464-1163 LS: Loaded! Elec CHEVY 1980 CORVETTE FORD 1987 T-Bird Turbo many extras. $10,900. conditioning and redistribu- imum revenue possible car cover, add’l winter rims mirrors/dash. 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FORD 1993 Explorer Sport- MERCEDES 1988 300E- top, auto, full metal drs, CHEVY 1993 Corsica-4dr, HONDA, 2001, Prelude, er, $850; 973-857-3246. assist the Controller in the This position requires 5 yrs cond. loaded, $12,500. BUICK 1995 REGAL auto, ac, 6cyl, 120k, DMV 2dr, grn, pl/pw, ac, 93k, pearl wh, 3 yr wrnty, load- Mercedes srvc, vy gd cond overhead sound syst, sales experience with Custom 4 dr, 6cyl. 3.8 ltr. $5500/obo, (917)842-4396 amfm stereo cass, fact. kill management of financial 973-783-6547 insp, $1750, 201-965-0026 ed, $21,000; 201-444-7975 $4500 obo. (201)307-1050 NISSAN1987 Pulsar Relia- controls and administration "proven track record" in a/c. Fully Pwr! ABS. Tilt. ble. Faithful get around car switch sec., 1 owner, very newspaper or related me- FORD 1993 Mustang GT of the auction. AUDI 2001 TT QUATTRO Cruise. Dual Bags. 97k. CHRYSLER 2000 LHS wht JAGUAR 1997XJ6 Vanden MERCEDES 1999 C280 4 $800 OBo. (973)416-5809 good cond. Asking $9.4K dia industry. Must possess Conv. 30K, 5 spd, $7,500/ Cnvrtble, 1 yr left on lease! Exc Cond! 1 Own. $4800 /tan lthr int. exc cond 38k Plas, 68k, jade, select warr dr, 35K mi, gar’d. (973)783-0908. exce cust serv skills. $697/mo. 973 509-1075 973 655-9031 or 748-9712 mi $17,900 973-857-3856 obo 973-743-7366 $19,900/bo 845-294-9735 $32,000. 973-483-8464 OLDS 1994 Cutlass Su- Selected candidate will monitor and maintain auc- Knowledge of Microsoft of- preme SL-fully loaded, LINCOLN 1999 fice applications as well as blk/blk lthr int, new tires, tion records and reconcile Navigator- weekly sales and receiva- use of a vehicle is also re- Family very clean, great cond! quired. You will report to 71k,red,mn/rf,auto,load ble report; review and re- owned and $4500. 973-390-3609 the Recruitment Advertis- grillguard,lthr,towing pkg. port on the financial results operated PLYMOUTH 2001 Neon, of the sale; prepare bank ing Director.The days are over 70 Mon through Fri must have A Good Thing Just Got Better! Maroon, 14K, auto, a/c, $22,900 718-525-3819 deposits and transfers and years! am/fm, $9,800/obo assist with the monthly flexibility in the hrs to be 973-365-4045/253-1965 NISSAN 1994 PATHFIND- Controller’s Report to the worked. ER 6cyl, auto, 4wd, all pwr, We offer competitive salar- PORSCHE 2001 twin turbo GM. You will also be in- 82K, $7200 201-396-0301 volved in budgeting and ies, & impressive benefits. silver w/blk lthr int. 6sp, We will only consider re- OR shwrm cond, lded, 4k, col- SUZUKI 2000 Gr. Vitara long-term planning and as- sisting external auditors in sumes that arrive via Mail, lector owned & maintained V6, loaded, 31k, all pwr or Fax & that include sal- $113,500 (908)236-0033 $14,000/bo 973 783-4283 performing reviews and au- APR FINANCING dits. Position requires a ary requirements. Please Up to 60 Mos. SAAB 1997 900SE Convrt, TOYOTA 1997 4Runner ltd Bachelor’s degree in Ac- forward resumes to: wht/tan lthr, garaged, PHENOMENAL Condition! counting and 3-5 years of North Jersey Media Group 5 Speed, loaded. Mint . Loaded,4WD, lthr, security experience.Proficiency Publisher of The Record NEW 2002 PONTIAC NEW 2002 GMC $12,900 973-564-5011 with word proces- and Herald News W951376-01 system, sunrf, CD chngr, new tires/brk pads. 55k mi, sing and spreadsheets and L. Newby SAAB, WE BUY, SERVICE $18,900. 973-714-8589 G/L experience are re- 1 Garret Mountain Plaza GRAND PRIX ENVOY & Sell SAAB 201-501-0499 quired. Supervisory skills PO Box 471 www.swedishsales.com W Paterson, NJ 07424- Vans 1020 also required; knowledge $ ® Communications 4DR 4DR $ SATURN 1994 SL1, 4spd, of the automotive auction 0471 BUY BUY pwr,150k, new clutch/alt/trs business is preferred. [email protected], FOR 22,160 6 cyl, auto, pwr steer/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, 6 cyl, auto, pwr steer/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, FOR 28,400 $2,000 obo 973-783-2944 CHRYS 1993 Twn/Cntry or fax 973-569-7310 pwr seats, air, head up display, CD, sun rf, pwr seats, air, cass/CD, lugg rk, air bags, Green, all power, leather, We offer competitive salary EEO Employer air bags, leather int, chrome whls, B/W A/S cloth int, alum whls, B/W A/S radials, SATURN ’97 SC2- Gd cnd, alloy whls, ABS, 105K mi. up to $38K based on exp, $ tires, security sys. MSRP $27,020. VIN security sys. MSRP $33,250. VIN $ slvr, auto, snrf, alloy, splr, $5200/obo. 973-235-6252 and benefits. For consider- Administrative #2F290947. Stk #15832. Price incl #22505068. Stk #15868. Price incl 75k, $6100. 917-968-8452 ation, call JENNIFER SAVE 4860 $3000 factory rebate. $2500 factory rebate. SAVE 4850 CHRYSLER 1998 Town & Full Time, Administrative SATURN 1998 SL1, 48k Country LXI-AWD-lthr, 50k SKYLINE AUTO Support Assistant wanted 325 ORIENT WAY, Sales Hours: FWD auto, ac, ps, am/fm $14,900 (973)379-8872 EXCHANGE Mon-Thurs 8AM-8PM cass $6,200 973-663-4396 for fast paced real estate LYNDHURST, NJ ( ) Ph: 973-276-8384 office. Dynamic, friendly, 201 939-7708 Fri 8AM-6PM & Sat 9AM-4PM FORD 1984 Conversion Equal oppty employer SATURN 2000 SL2 grn, new engine, all new parts, excellent phone skills, 20K, 5sp, auto pwr lcks,AC refrig $800(973)226-6224 ability to handle multiple Prices incl all rebates, incentives, & all costs to be paid by consumer except lic, reg, & taxes. * Financing in lieu of rebates & avail on select models for limited terms under warranty, exc cond, tasks & enjoy people, plus to qual’d buyers for a limited time. Must take retail delivery by 9/3/02. Programs subject to change without notice. Not responsible for typos. $9100 Call 973-857-9651 VW 1982 Van, Pop-up, Account Executives be computer literate Very gd cond. Nds some TOYOTA 1996 Camry LE- We are seeking Account with knowledge of Word, work. $4950/BO. 4dr, auto, 6cyl, green, cd, Executives for prime Ber- Excel & internet savvy. (973)357-8277 70k, $7500 (973)744-2496 gen & Sussex County terri- Fax resumes to tories. You will be resp. for 973-467-4390 Toyota 1997 Camry-4dr Antique/Classic 1025 outside sales of advertising Attention: Human Advertise Your Used Car, Truck or Van ,ac, f/loaded,gar kept,122k space for a group of Maga- Resources Director. $11,000, 973- 744-3766 zines. Will develop new CHEVY 1955 STATION business & maintain cust Assistants TOYOTA 1997 Camry LE WGN Handyman-2 dr, 350 serv with existing ac- V6 4dr, auto, blk, mrf, 57k, eng, 350 trans, many ex- counts. Must have exc. ver- for 4 weeks and we’ll give you… $9,000Josh973 239-1100 tras, you finish, $9800 in- bal & written comm. skills College vested, make offer or with effective interpersonal TOYOTA 1997 Camry trade. 201-845-3092 sage, alrm, trimming, new & presentation skills. Students tires 67k $8900 MERCEDES 1975 450SL, Strong outside sales or (201)327-3116 Silver, 2 tops, great cond. cus. svs. exp. , familiarity and $10,499/obo 973-992-7418 with magazine or other VW 1998 Jetta blk, 4dr, 5 print media sales techni- spd, ac, amfm cass, snrf, MERCURY 1973 COU- ques preferred, however, Recent exc cond,1 own 53k GAR XR7 Coupe-2dr, like not req. Travel required. weeks $10,000. (973)376-6332 new, 351C, loaded, 75k, We offer a competitive HS Grads VOLKSWAGON 2000 GLS $5800. (973)942-7577 compensation & excellent 48K, 5spd, a/c, ps, pb, benefits. Skills for life. Earn great snrf, lthr trim, Navy, mint, MG 1978 Midget Conv We will only consider re- income while building $10,500 973-812-8900 x13 61K, rebuilt eng & trans, sumes that arrive via Mail, Weber carb, header, cam Email or Fax & that include your resume. 3-6 week VOLVO 1988 740GLE Pro ignition. $3,000/obo salary requirements. work program. Start now, Orig. ownr, exc. cond. high 973-839-1597 after 5. Please forward resumes continue through fall if FREE! mi. $2800 (973)746-0583 local. 30+ openings for the to: right candidate: friendly, VOLVO 1998 V70 -wagon, Autos Wanted 1050 North Jersey Media Group Publisher of The Record professional, upbeat. Call 4Get these 3 grn w/tan lthr, all pwr, cd, 9-5, $13 base-appt. Filling $ 95* heated seats, 63k. $14,900 and Herald News ABSOLUTE Highest Value! L. Newby fast, so call now! Ask for Lorna 888-666- ûû973-253-1211ûû newspapers for only 29 1 Garret Mountain Plaza 7388 or 973-324-5904 DONATE CARS!!! PO Box 471 Bergen (201) 291-9090 VOLVO 2000 S80 T6, FREE TOW Tax Deduct W Paterson, NJ 07424- Passaic (973) 835-3779 38K, fully loaded $28,900. IRS Forms Given at P/U [email protected] Hudson (201) 854-4700 NJ Reg CH1457600 Blue metallic845-398-8848 om, or fax 973-569-7310 AUTO Amer. Children’s Society We appreciate your inter- VOLVO, WE BUY, Service est, but we will only con- Are You Skilled In & Sell Volvo 201-501-0499 DONATE YOUR tact those individuals we AUTO BODY Get all 7 ORDER TOLL FREE! www.swedishsales.com CAR plan to interview. WORK? $ 95* VW 1993 PASSAT-V6, gd Tax deductible/Free P /U EEO Employer We have rewarding posi- cond, all pwr. Must sell. Educational Fund tions at our NEW facility in newspapers for only 44 $3,500/obo. 973-340-7999. 800-645-3904 LINDEN!! MUST HAVE VW 1995 Cabrio, drk grn, Administrative Asst. BODY SHOP EXPER- 1-800-891-9467 grt cond., 27K, auto, lthr Junks & Wrecks 1070 PT, exp with MS Publisher, IENCE! ∂ sts, am/fm CD tape, a/c, Word & email. Non smkg BODYMEN/W env, home business, posi- ∂ SANDERS $8700. (973)744-5029 $$CASH$$ tive attitute. Fax resume ∂ PRIMERS VW 1999 GOLF: 5 sp.4 dr FOR JUNK AND USED or refs to 973-284-0518. ∂ BOOTH LOADER 60k. ac. snrf. cd. exc cond! CARS & TRUCKS ∂ REMOVED FREE DETAILERS $12k bo 973 233-1717 ∂ BUFFERS Towing Service Available ∂ Use Your Credit Card VW 1999 GOLF: 5 sp.4 dr Call 973-237-5197 Administrative FT TAPERS 60k. ac. snrf. cd. exc cond! 1-800-866-8855 Family dental practice. Our Join us and earn what $12k bo 973 233-1717 office needs an exp’d, you’re worth....Excellent career minded team play- benefits too! Immediate op- VW 2000 Beetle GLS- 5sp, er with good organizational portunities so call 30k, blk, int/ext,must sell & people skills. Generous JENNIFER at: $12,.500, 201-689-1751 Employment compensation package for 973-276-8384 the right person. Complete 0000005088 EOE/Drug Free Env. Private party advertisers only. Price of car must be included. Trucks 1005 training provided. Please One auto for sale per customer/per ad. Length of ad running fax resume 973-808-7427 Career Change? Add FORD 1993 Ranger P/U- in paper(s) is 4 weeks, renewal is free. Please be sure to ask Help Wanted 1075 Worried about your cur- $ 95* 4WD,3.0L, V6, all pwr, ac, rent job, or just burned your Customer Service Representative the last day the ad is cass, bedliner & cover. out? Transfer your consid- & for only 39 to run, and be sure to call back at the end of 4 weeks to $4,000. 973-746-5825 Administrative Assist erable life skills to the field renew ad. If ad lapses there will be another charge for the In engineering & manufac- of real estate. Licensing (Runs daily for 1 week with 1 week free renewal) SUV'S 1015 turing company. Some fil- course available for $99. ad. ing, receptionist duties, Call for details & confiden- * 3 line ad FORD 1991 Explorer Ed-B computer skills a must. tial appt. 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CHILDCARE DENTAL Driver Companion Janitorial CHILD CARE • CHILDCARE • CHILD CARE CLERICAL Editorial Bus Driver 2:30 - 7pm, Mon-Fri. Montclair couple seeks PT babysitter, after school, ASSISTANT needed for elderly gentle- Supervisor/ Van driver needed for run Exc jobs ASAP. Essex Editor/Editorial $10-$12/hour. License & nanny for 2 1/2 year old min 20 hrs/wk, 2 boys PART TIME F/T, immed opening, 4 1/2 men in MIlburn area. Top from independent school in Cnty, No fees FT $550+ Cleaners refs req’d. 201-445-2425 boy. Approx 20 hours per ages 8 & 12. Must have Tues only, 9am-3pm days per wk. Sat & X Ray li- dollar pls call212-709-0743 Manager Short Hills to nearby PT $11-15; CAR /ref req Large bus company is look- week Wed-Fri. Must have own trans & refs. Call Skyline Auto Exchange is cense a must. West Essex Full charge of the editorial towns. Each run is approxi- 973-593-0573 ing for a supervisor of CHILD CARE vehicle. Call (973)744-1781 seeking organized and Area. Pls call DRIVERS - F/T content of Belleville Times. mately 2 hours in the morn- (973)655-8884. This job also assumes cleaners with 3-5 years ex- Caregiver needed for 10 detail-oriented indivs at its 973-228-5768 For Milk route. Class B ing and 2 hours in the after- CHILD CARE JOBS oversight direction of the perience in Hoboken, NJ. year old girl in Short HIlls, Child Care/Sitter facility in FAIRFIELD. Re- CDL w/air brakes, gd pay noon. Drivers are paid for Short Hills, Montclair, Child Care/Montclair editorial staff of three other Must have Class B CDL li- 3-7pm, 5 days/wk. Pick up Ideal for college student. quires 6 mos general office DENTAL bnfits, 401K. Apply in: school holidays, including Verona $400-$600/wk. Exp’d, Nurturing, & out go- weekly newspaper editors cense. Fax resume to HR from school/driving to and Short Hills area. 4-7pm clerical exp & knowledge Vince Family Market, 480 Christmas, winter and Must drive, 973-655-9507 ing. 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Merchandise Wanted 1355 Estate Sales 1380 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Vacation Rentals NJ 2370 Homes for Sale 2400

û LBI OCEANFRONT! û All Civil War & Old Military Bloomfield 2Brs Lr, renov’d MONTCLAIR-1BR, 3½ MONTCLAIR-3rdflr.,2con- MONTCLAIR-Nr art mus, 6 VERONA-Beaut. 6 lg rms, VERONA SANDRA rooms, EIK on Bay St,W/D nected BR’s, lrg. LR/DR, Luxury 3 BR, 1 ½ Bath. sword-antique guns-helmet bth/kit Avl 8/15 3rd flr $975 MAC EVOY EIK, skylight, balcony, new- charm’g rms, $1550, util $1575, ht/hw pd. LR w/fplc, Afterglow New England Spect. View! 609-494-6410 bayonet etc 973-777-2125 KONNER ht/hw incl. (973)748-4977 in basement, rear parking. ly renovated bldg., parking incl’d LR w/fplc, 2BR, DR, 2BR, DR, wrap-around Colonial w/mod granite & $995/mo +utils. 2 cars, laundry on-prem., www.lbibeachfront.com Moves You no pets, $1600 + utils. Avail. sunporch, gar, lndry. Gail porch , laundry, parkg. Gail wood counters in Kit feat in All Lionel,Ives,Flyer,other BLOOMFIELD: 3 BR multi Call 973-746-7305. 9/1. Call 973-783-4096 Winston Bkr,973-746-0770 WinstonBkr, 973-746-0770 Better Homes & Garden. trains.Top prices pd. 800- HOUSE level apt, w/private attic & Right Garages for Rent 2385 Fam rm opens to secret 464-4671/973-425-1537 bsmnt, laundry, large yd, MONTCLAIR-1br effiency MONTCLAIR 7 Rms, 3 brs, MONTCLAIR Park St. VERONA Claridge House blue stone patio & garden. near NY trans, avail immed hw flrs, prkg, no dogs $900 eik, off St pkng, $1600/mo Modern 1 BR, on 3rd flr. SALES -In- 1BR, 1½ bath, Gym, pool, MONTCLAIR: 2-1/2 car Walk to transp. $445,000. ANTIQUES! TOP $$ PAID! $1500 973-566-0414 utils incl (973)839-8586 incl het. 1 ½ mo sec. Great Avail 9/1 parking on 973-227-3100 tennis, valet. all utils incl’d, garage, approx 400sq ft, Furn, silver, toys, trains. to share. (973)389-1874 premises (973)746-5150 *To our Mortgage Approval 1 or estate. 973-546-3533 BLOOMFIELD Montclair-1Br newly renov. parking extra. $2000. Call double width door, addition- BLOOMFIELD hwd flrs, no fee, ht/hw incl. available everyday. û 4 rms, new kit & bth, Keenest, Meanest 1br, MONTCLAIR-Renovated Realtor,973-571-4112, The al parking, ideal for small $1095 avl 9/1 Call Joe MONTCLAIR Avail sept 1. Call 1-888-291-6167 COMIC BOOKS Business $950 HHW incl. Avail 8/15. CAC, HW, DW, WD. Wait 2BR in classic pre-war Ultimate Real Estate Firm contractor, 201-670-7760. Wanted. Top $$$ Paid till you see! 973-568-6208 beautiful 1 Bedrm apt, incl bldg nr town ctr, ample COLDWELL BANKER Merchandise Realtor 973-743-2306 ht/hw, lndry, pkg, lrg yrd, UPPER MONTCLAIR Park- (973)783-5100 (973) 403-1626 ûûRP MARZULLI COûû MONTCLAIR 1br stdio, grt closets, muni pkg. Avail WEST ORANGE: 2BR MONTCLAIR $900/mo. 1 mos sec. Call immed $1350 H/HW incl. ing Permit & commuter Owned and Operated by loc, wk to all, hdwd flrs Sean 6-8 p.m. Thursdy or apt. Many closets, $1225 prking, private lot on Belle-- GUITARS WANTED! Bloomfield; 5 lg Rms, 2nd Character Central 1 Bedrm Prudential Zinn NRT, Inc. Cash Paid û Guitars lndry in bldg, avail 9/1 Fri. (973)783-3332 incl H/HW. Adjacent to vue Ave. 973-563-1291 flr 2 fam, sep ent, quiet w/HW, Hi Ceiling, Close to Associates REALTORS û Bought & Sold û Store/Office Equip. 1420 $950 inc. hhw prestigious Llewellyn Park. VERONA neigbrhd, move-in cond, Town! 973-744-5544 x400 Tradesû Consignments (973)744-7321 MONTCLAIR: Brand New 973-736-4165 Upr. Montclair Storage: Open House Sun 8/11 1-3. immed occup. No pets. Indep.Owned.Oper. OFFICE FURN LIKE NEW! Studio. New Kit & Ba. No- Small, Medium, Large Big bi level w/4 Bedrms 3 Lessons & Repairs $1000/mo+utils Sec. H/HW MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR 1br w/study Formica desks, leather Smoke Environ. No Pets! Units. 973-563-1291 bths, 2 kitchens, tiered VALLEY ROAD GUITARS supplied. 973-857-0153 Townhouse Living in the in renovated brick bldg. MONTCLAIR - South end, Homes Unfurnished 2355 chairs, phone system & Off-Str Pkng. Nr Trans. decking & 18x36 inground 127 Valley Road,Montclair Village 2 Bedrm w/HW, High ceilings, parquet flr, 3 rms, 3rd flr walk-up, more. 973-857-5360 ext 12 $900+Utils. 973-744-1649 Rooms 2390 pool. Located on dead 973-744-6992 ESSEX FELLS TUDOR, 4 DW, WD. Just right! skylites, grt closet space. hdwd & tile flrs, pkng, util’s, rms: $1875! 8 Rms, 2Ba, back yard & pool. $1,200. MONTCLAIR-house rental end. Lots of updating! DIR: OLD THINGS WANTED Bsmt lndry, pkg for 1 car, MONTCLAIR: Bright 1BR 5 BR, 2 1/2 BA duplex, Cedar Grove-Bright, sunny Blmfld Av to Pine St to C/A,etc $2875+uts!!Owner MONTCLAIR Call (973)744-3754 Furn, Paintings, Antiques, nr all trans. Avail 9/1. in pre-war bldg, close to close to NY trans, furn room, pvt bath, refrig, right on Parkhurst#13 or 973-239-2300 Lots of Room, Charm, 2 China, Pottery, Etc. 1 Item Real Estate $1100+ut. 973 783-9364. town, 1-car pkg. Avail 8/15. 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Montclr-1BR,$900, carpet, Rentals to Share 2360 avail, Many units $525- laundry, storage, yard, COLDWELL BANKER Real Estate 973 239-0700 201-224-3921 wood, brand new kitch and MONTCLAIR: Carriage laundry,parking. Prime Net- $575+ sec (973)994-7373 www.macevoy.com parking. Walk to direct terrific closets. H&HW inc (973)783-5100 work Broker.973-429-0909 WANTED TO BUY: NYC transp. $2100+utils. Owned and Operated by house garage apt, MONTCLAIR Beautiful MONTCLAIR: Light & airy Montclair Estate section, Stroller, Double. Good con- Avail 9/1 (973)267-6585 VERONA NRT, Inc. MONTC- Nr Watchung Plz, Victorian house. Great bedroom + dressing area Condos, Townhomes 2410 dition! 973-746-8997 single BR, LR, bath, utils 3 lg rms, $925. 1BR, LR, lg location! $750/mo. Call w/priv. bath, micro & refrig, MILLBURN û 1 BR APT Mammoth Country Retreat Montclair-2BR, $1500, util incl. $625 per mo. Send re- kit, a/c, prkg, Grt loc. Gail 973-744-6158, lve msg. parking, $750 + sec. 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WRECKER & FLATBED 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to Real Estate 973-239-9398 elevator bldg, laundry, su- ktchn, bth, & den, off st advertise "any preference, limitation, or dio. Inc ht/hw/gas, pkg,ac, near all transp, 2BR apt, Winston Bkr,973-746-0770 Daily, Wkly, Mnthly Rates RENTAL DIVISION per on prem, 2-C prkng, prkng, lg yard. $625mo incl Real Estate J. CARBONE discrimination based on race, color, . No fees. 973-564-6556 beautiful hardwd flrs, prkg, 973-746-7156 8:30-2:30 $1295 +utils NUTLEY all utils. Avail 8/15. CASH PAID religion, sex, handicap, familial status or MILLBURN, 2BR Condo, MONTC -4½ rms, $1200, lndry rm, $1425+utils Call 1BR, elevator bldg, super û Perfect 1 Bedrm in (973)449-4982 lve msg. UPPER MTC-Furn’d rm, Business 664-1090 • 664-8286 national origin, or an intention to make any $1,800.mo, 2 mo security, ht/hw pd, 1BR, LR, den, lg (973)744-3754 such preference, limitation or dis- No Pets, 908-518-9700 kit, walk to train. 1 car. Gail on prem., prkng, moderate town, EIK, hardwd flrs, pri- 3rd flr of pvt home, share Marketplace crimination." income apt, $850+ utils. vate storage. WD Hkup. bth, fem. non smkr, no kit, BEST SELECTION IN TOWN Winston Bkr,973-746-0770 MONTCLAIR: Good value, Wanted to Rent 2365 This newspaper will not knowingly accept $835 + utils. Avail immed. Items Under $100 1360 NO APPLICATION FEE! OPEN HOUSE Sat 1-4pm great space! 4BR/2BA incl utils, prkg, cable & any advertisement for real estate which is in Apts, Condos & Homes MONTC Ctr-5 sunny rms, 10 PINE STREET. Realtor 973-743-2306 laundry. near NYC train & violation of the law. Our readers are hereby bi-level, NYC bus at door- Business Opportunities 2470 STONE’S THROW $1350+. 2BR, LR, DR, 973-783-6151. ûûRP MARZULLI COûû LANDLORDS bus. $525/mo plus 1mo. BENCH for shower - brand informed that all dwellings advertised in this step. Avail 8/.15. $1700 FROM TRAIN! sunporch, good loc. Gail û We have tenants waiting sec. 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Write, incl night phone, speakers - Sony - $100. shop/trans, no pets, $675, $1125 +utils, Call super at Mr. Branson 973-228-1498 $550/mo. (973)746-9075 Residential Brokerage ûûRP MARZULLI COûû Box 751, Union, NJ 07083. Call 973-746-1754 No Fee Rental Network incl utils avail immed, call 973-783-6151. MONTCLAIR: Large 1 BR Notice to prospective renters: Any FOR LANDLORDS David (973)746-0420 apt, nr NY trans. Avail imm- UPPER MONTCLAIR STOVE - electric - works rents advertised herein for qualified ATTENTION Rental Division MONTCLAIR: 3rd flr, 1 BR, Spacious 4½ room duplex Buildings Sale/Rent 2475 real rental property may be subject ed, $1100 (973)783-9019 LANDLORDS! Real Estate well, color beige. $25. Open 7 Days a Week MONTCLAIR-123 Walnut border apt, no stove, lg LR garden apt. 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Call Sue $1100. 1BR, LR, den, new they work! $1200 Call (732)819-8677 Info Call 973-375-2216 DISTINCTIVE REALTY 973-744-4701 Cedar Grove $374,900 By BELLEVILLE kit, prk, nr train/shops.Gail (973) 299-1385 Ext 1 Winston Bkr,973-746-0770 ext. 170 or 171 owner newly renov. in/out, Offices Sale/Rent 2480 ûClean 2 Bedrm, new ww Col, on park like prop. big Estate Sales 1380 carp, $700 HHW incld. Make it a Brs, 1.5bth, fin’d bsmt. 973- CEDAR GROVE - Office Avail immed. 857-7573 No Realtors. suite, 747 SF, located on A Guarantee your itms sell Realtor 973-743-2306 Career LITTLE FALLS 2nd flr of well maint. prof’l at a TAG Sale by A&F 201- ûûRP MARZULLI COûû in the OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 bldg. Bldg is handicap ac- 652-0730 & 201-262-5510. 10 Oak Tree Lane BELLEVILLE-Lg 3rm apt, Pristine Ranch in Great cess w/elevator. Located Classifieds Notch area! 4 BRs, 2 Bths, WENDY SANDS h/hw supplied, close to f LR w/Fplc, FamRm on Pompton Ave. Lease is w/ cath. ceilings & inclusive of maint. & utils. 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ing problem,” he said. “The town the new compactor, which even- Essex Street and refinished Township Committeewoman and the Board of Health asked us tually will be surrounded by a brickwork around the building. Mary McNett, who serves as the Courtyard to provide a better system.” six- to eight-foot high fence with Mr. Gifoli said the restaurant, DMDA Committee’s liaison to the Continued from Page 1 A new enclosed compactor is a roof covering the area. Charlie which maintains an outdoor café Continued from Page 1 DMDA, said she felt “it was work in the morning to find now installed over a new con- Brown’s will also pay to clean during the summer, has worked day that he expects a copy of the good management practice to garbage tossed carelessly in the crete catch basin that workers the storm sewer that was once af- to beautify The Courtyard by DMDA audit to be delivered to have a spot audit by profession- area and spilled on the ground, poured last month. A pipeline fected by compactor fluid runoff. planting $1,500 worth of flowers Town Hall within “a day or two.” als, to put to rest allegations that he said. was laid along the building that He estimates the new disposal along the side of the building, He added, “Deloitte & Touche have been raised. At the same time, however, he connects the catch basin to the system, when finished, will cost and filling the township’s own will examine whatever they (the “We found them (the allega- admitted the compactor leaked restaurant’s own sewer line to Charlie Brown’s $40,000. planters and the unused fountain DMDA) provide us with. Based tions) to be unsubstantiated just fluids, which flowed into a contain grease and fluids. Mr. Chmiel was quick to point with flowers. on the DMDA’s status as a non- as the DMDA board members nearby storm sewer. “It’s a smaller unit that can out that the restaurant also “We do our job…and go way profit organization, they do did initially when they conduct- “We know it’s been a continu- take more,” Mr. Chmiel said of repaved the sidewalk along beyond that,” he said. things a certain way. Deloitte & ed their own investigation,” she Touche will check to make sure said. “If the results of the board’s the work of their auditors is investigations are substantiated clean and clear and thorough. by professionals doing an unan- Bus service offered “It’s our (the Township Com- nounced audit, as they were, then we follow the protocol forward.” The Millburn Township Recre- and 4:18 p.m. mittee’s) fiduciary responsibility The next step is for the town’s ation Department’s free summer Short Hills Train Station to ensure funds collected through auditors to review the material. bus service is offered to any in- (Hobart Avenue and The Cres- tax dollars have been spent ap- According to Ms. McNett, the terested township residents. cent): 12:20, 1:20, 2:20, 3:20 and propriately,” the mayor said. DMDA was not “required” to The route includes passenger 4:20 p.m. “We’re following up on this as a give the results of its spot audit pickups at 18 locations in the Glenwood School parking lot: result of what we’re reading in to the township. The entity is re- township, with the hourly route 12:23, 1:23, 2:23, 3:23 and 4:23 The Item as well as in response quired, nonetheless, to submit an ending at the municipal pool. p.m. to the allegations that have been annual budget and an annual The service operates between Hartshorn School parking lot: made. We do not get involved in audit to the township. noon and 5 p.m. and route maps 12:26, 1:26, 2:26, 3:26 and 4:26 personnel matters. However, if “The DMDA has been desig- are available at the recreation de- p.m. the allegations regard funds col- nated to be a management entity partment in Town Hall, at the Gero Park—municipal pool: lected through tax dollars, the for the special improvement dis- pool or on the township’s Web 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 and 4:30 Committee’s responsibility is to trict downtown,” she added. “It site in the forms library at p.m. ensure that public funds are was a good idea for the town to www.twp.millburn.nj.us. Deerfield School: 12:35, 1:35, spent appropriately.” have a liaison to the DMDA for The hourly route leaves 2:35, 3:35 and 4:35 p.m. Mr. Suskauer said of the town- many reasons.” Wyoming School on the hour Silver Spring Road and South ship’s review of the DMDA’s As the liaison, she said she has from noon to 4 p.m. Orange Avenue: 12:37, 1:37, audit, “Fine. I look forward to “taken this one step further” in Return trips are in the after- 2:37, 3:37 and 4:37 p.m. it.” He said he had turned the providing the township with the noon at 12:48, 1:48, 2:48, 3:48 Winthrop and Kean roads: audit over to his attorney, and he results of the spot audit. and 4:48, via White Oak Ridge 12:39, 1:39, 2:39, 3:39 and 4:49 expected it to be delivered to Road to Hobart Avenue to Old p.m. Town Hall. Short Hills Road to Millburn Old Short Hills and Parsonage 2000, and in June Pinnacle Mill- Avenue to Wyoming Avenue to Hill roads: 12:42, 1:42, 2:42, burn Developers, LLC, pur- the Wyoming School starting 3:42 and 4:42 p.m. Marsh chased the property for $2.1 mil- point. Trip schedule: Parsonage Hill Road and Continued from Page 1 lion. The land and building in Wyoming School at noon, 1, 2, Hartshorn Drive: 12:44, 1:44, sold it in 1940 to Vita Estates, 1995 had been assessed at 3 and 4 p.m. 2:44, 3:44 and 4:44 p.m. Inc. $616,600. South Mountain School: Gero Park—municipal pool While the records show ten- Since Pinnacle took over own- 12:05, 1:05, 2:05, 3:05 and 4:05 (second stop): 12:47, 1:47, 2:47, ants, not owners, local historians ership, the site remained vacant p.m. 3:47 and 4:47 p.m. say that an A&P Supermarket until Footnotes, a women’s shoe Ridgewood Road and Whit- The return trip heads to occupied the site in the early store and accessory boutique at tingham Terrace: 12:07, 1:07, Wyoming School via White Oak Photos courtesy of Reeves-Reed Arboretum 1940s. 275 Millburn Avenue, moved 2:07, 3:07 and 4:07 p.m. Ridge Road, Hobart Avenue, Old there last July while the store MOONLIGHT MADNESS—Township residents were on S. Marsh and Sons, Inc., pur- Millburn High School parking Short Hills Road, Millburn chased the site, according to the was being renovated. Footnotes lot: 12:10, 1:10, 2:10, 3:10 and Avenue and Wyoming Avenue. hand July 26 to celebrate Moonlight Madness at Reeves- returned to its renovated shop in Reed Arboretum in Summit. Above, Travis Gale of Snakes town records, in 1973, but histor- 4:10 p.m. This free bus service is avail- ical photographs from 1957 September. Taylor and Main streets: able to all residents courtesy of ‘n’ Snails and Turtle Tails introduces resident Eric Stone, 5, to Chim Chim the chinchilla. Below, Jessica Nadel of show “coming soon” signs for 12:13, 1:13, 2:13, 3:13 and 4:13 Millburn Township. Marsh, which led some local his- p.m. The recreation department re- the township, front, and Shannon Garner of Verona ex- amine a glow-in-the-dark rock. Located on Hobart torians to believe the jewelry Legal Advertising Millburn Middle School (Had- serves the right to refuse bus ser- store rented the site before pur- donfield lot): 12:15, 1:15, 2:15, vice to any person or persons Avenue, the arboretum is a conservancy dedicated to en- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT chasing it. PUBLIC NOTICE 3:15 and 4:15 p.m. who cause disciplinary problems vironmental and horticultural education. Call (908) 273- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN In 1988, Marsh became S. TAKE NOTICE that Wyoming Presbyterian Hobart Avenue and Great Oak on the vehicle, at the pool or at 8787 for more information. Church has applied for a Zoning Variance Marsh Fine Jewelry and Silver- from the Millburn Township Board of Adjust- Drive: 12:18, 1:18, 2:18, 3:18 any bus stop on the route. ment for property located at 432 Wyoming ware, a division of Fortunoff. Avenue and 59 Linden Street, Block 308, Lots 1 & 22, in Millburn Township, which is sched- The store closed in February uled for a hearing on August 19, 2002 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- burn, New Jersey. The requested variance is to replace and expand an existing front yard Kean legislation supports fence along Linden Street. Township caps The papers relating to this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 campaign finance reform still available in a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any interested party may appear at said hearing Assemblyman Thomas H. to pass this legislation and re- and participate therein in accordance with the navy or stone rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Kean Jr. (R-21) and Assembly- store cost-effectiveness and Applicant’s attorney is Morrison, Posner & In an ongoing initiative to pro- Kramer, L.L.P., 75 Main St., Millburn, NJ, tel: woman Lorretta Weinberg (D- merit to the public contracting (973) 912-9889. mote community pride, the The Item 330611 37), sponsors of pay-to-play system,” said Mr. Kean. Fee $11.61 reform regarding state contracts, Ms. Weinberg said, “It is time Chamber of Commerce is once August 8, 2002 again selling a limited edition LEGAL NOTICE have pledged an aggressive, bi- to sever the link between cam- Please Take Notice that on the 19th day of Millburn-Short Hills baseball August, 2002 at the Township of Millburn partisan effort to pass pay-to- paign contributions and lucrative Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, cap. New Jersey 07041, the Board of Adjustment play reform in the General As- government contracts. In these will hold a hearing on the application of the un- sembly. difficult budget times, it is espe- The washed twill baseball dersigned at which time and place all interest- ed persons will be given an opportunity to be Their legislation, A427, is a cially important to insure that caps, available in the original heard. Said meeting will take place at 7:30 navy or stone, feature, in small P.M. companion bill to the pay-to- every tax dollar spent is well- The premises in question are located in the embroidered letters, the words B-2 Zoning District, Tax Map Millburn Block play measure that passed the spent.” 1904, Lot 105, and more commonly known as Millburn-Short Hills above an 800 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills. The appli- Senate on June 24. The legisla- Mr. Kean and Ms. Weinberg cant is seeking a variance or design waiver to embroidered American flag. The Article 5 of Section 526.1 of the Table of De- tion was drafted by the Citizens’ said they plan to aggressively sign Elements for the purpose of erecting sig- Army New Jersey, a nonpartisan lobby their fellow Assembly caps sell for $20 and proceeds nage certain letters of which exceed the per- mitted height of 24 inches, and any and all organization fighting for cam- members for support in an effort are earmarked for The Courtyard other required variances and design waivers. renovation. Copies of said application and documents paign finance reform in New to win passage of the bill when are on file with the Township Engineer, and The caps can be viewed on the may be inspected during business hours in Jersey. the Assembly returns from the office of the Administrative Officer by all in- chamber’s Web site, www.mill- terested parties prior to said meeting. The bill bans contributions by summer recess this fall. WALGREEN EASTERN CO., INC. burnchamber.com. They are By: LOWENSTEIN SANDLER PC government contractors from the “I look forward to working Attorneys for Applicant initial contract negotiation phase with Assemblyman Kean and available for purchase at Town The Item 329868 Fee $13.33 through the performance of the Assemblywoman Weinberg to Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue; Mill- August 8, 2002 contract, significantly reduces realize the adoption of this im- burn Delicatessen, 328 Millburn LEGAL NOTICE Avenue; Futter’s Shoes, 333 Please Take Notice that on the 19th day of the amount professionals doing portant reform,” said Harry August, 2002 at the Township of Millburn Millburn Avenue; The Sneaker Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, business with the state can con- Pozycki, Common Cause chair- New Jersey 07041, the Board of Adjustment Factory, 308 Millburn Avenue; will hold a hearing on the application of the un- tribute, and includes a provision man and Citizens’Army founder. dersigned at which time and place all interest- ASAP Photo, 41 Main Street; ed persons will be given an opportunity to be enabling any county or munici- “We’ll plan an all-out, grassroots heard. Said meeting will take place at 7:30 Footnotes, 275 Millburn Avenue P.M. pality to adopt its own pay-to- campaign that will demonstrate The premises in question are located in the play law. (to) Assembly members that citi- and Carvel of Millburn at 32 B-2 Zoning District, Tax Map Millburn Block Main Street. 1904, Lot 105, and more commonly known as “The Senate victory will help zens all around the state know its 800 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills. The appli- Additional locations to pur- cant is seeking a variance or design waiver to give us the momentum we need time to end pay-to-play.” Article 5 of Section 526.1 of the Table of De- chase caps include Fidelity In- sign Elements for the purpose of erecting sig- nage, certain letters of which exceed the per- vestments, 150 Essex Street; The mitted height of 24 inches, and any and all other required variances and design waivers. Station Stop, 35 Chatham Road; Copies of said application and documents are on file with the Township Engineer, and Local Red Cross offers water safety advice Wolf Head Athletics, 720 Morris may be inspected during business hours in the office of the Administrative Officer by all in- Turnpike; The Spa at The Hilton terested parties prior to said meeting. Now that the summer season is is to learn to swim well. Every- information is printed on the from the heat and objects on land Short Hills; Millburn Camera & KINGS SUPERMARKET, INC. By: LOWENSTEIN SANDLER PC in full swing and fun in the water one, including adults, should be label as part of the Coast Guard and in the water, and plenty of One Hour Photo, 345 Millburn Attorneys for Applicant The Item 330104 is part of gatherings and vaca- supervised. Adults should prac- stamp. This lightweight plastic water are must-haves. All con- Avenue; Mannings, 340 Mill- Fee $13.33 tions nationwide, the American tice “reach supervision” or be equipment when used properly tainers should be plastic to pre- burn Avenue; NorCrown Bank, August 8, 2002 Red Cross reminds families to with in arm’s length of a child in can help save lives. vent injuries from breaking 183 Millburn Avenue, and the THE ITEM glass. The properly packed LEGAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT practice water safety to ensure case an emergency occurs. The Always keep basic lifesaving chamber office, 343 Millburn CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBERS that everyone stays healthy and Millburn town pool offers swim- equipment by a residential pool safety bag will help ensure that Avenue, third floor. PLEASE CALL US AT 1-800-371-0113 safe in and around the water. ming lessons for a fee. Contact and know how to use it. A first everyone comes home safe and According to Carrie Lemer- PLEASE FAX US AT “Summer is a great time for the Millburn Recreation Depart- aid kit, cordless phone, phone sound. man, the chamber’s executive di- 973-569-7441 MAIL LEGAL ADS TO children and parents to enjoy ment or the pool for further in- list with emergency contact in- For more information, contact rector, the response to the caps Legal Advertising Department the Millburn-Short Hills Chapter has been strong. For more infor- The Item outdoor activities especially formation on the availability of formation, reaching pole and 1 Garret Mountain Plaza swimming at the pool, beach or swim lesson. ring buoy with a line attached are at (973) 379-4198 or visit its Web mation, call the chamber at (973) PO Box 471 site at www.redcross.org/NJ/Mill- 379-1198 or e-mail info@mill- W. Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 the lake,” said Laurie Stone, di- Learn Red Cross CPR. All recommended. “Cordless phones E-MAIL LEGAL ADS TO rector of health and safety at the caregivers, including grandpar- allow you to make that call to burn. burnchamber.com. [email protected] When using E-mail, please mention Millburn-Short Hills Chapter. ents, older siblings and babysit- 911 if necessary, plus you aren’t that you intend to run your ad in "The “Accidents can happen if we take ters, should know this lifesaving called away for a ringing phone. Leave bulky waste at yard Item" and state billing information, i.e. Name, Address, Phone #. a vacation from safety. The good skill. First aid kits contain plastic face A variety of bulky waste items (must be disassembled) and tires. Cost of ad is 43 cents per line. Nota- news is that many water Outfit everyone with the shields, which can help prevent can be dropped off at the town- Residents using private or rized proofs of publication will be tragedies can be prevented, so proper gear. Kids and adults who disease transmission. Plastic ring mailed to advertisers. Cost is $15.00 ship public works yard. commercial vans or pick up (added to cost of ad). both parents and children need to are not strong swimmers or who buoys are easy to maneuver so Among the materials accepted trucks for drop off must first remember some basic rules of appear to rely on inflatable toys that even a child can use one if DEADLINE: are: indoor and outdoor furniture, obtain a dumping permit from the Two business days prior to publication water safety.” for safety should use U.S. Coast the need arises to help save a by 12:00 noon. outdoor play equipment (con- public works office at 345 Essex The American Red Cross Guard personal flotation devices life,” Ms. Stone said. “These WHEN SUBMITTING A LEGAL AD crete must be removed), toys, Street. The office is open Please include full name, address, urges families to remember the (PFD) whenever they are in or items coupled with a pool emer- home phone number and contact de- following safety tips when en- around the water. Everyone, in- gency action plan help everyone screens, screen doors, windows, Monday through Friday from tails for any required additional info on gaging in activities in and around cluding strong swimmers, should breathe a little easier. rugs, mattresses, box springs, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. your advertisement. the water: use a U.S. Coast Guard approved Pack a “safety” bag for a day television sets, electronic de- The public works yard is open Check legal ads on line at Learn to swim and swim well. PFD when boating. Everyone at the beach or lake. Water proof vices, small appliances, paint weekdays from 8 a.m. to 2:30 www.northjersey.com or The best thing anyone can do to should have the proper PFD for sunscreen, SPF 15 or higher, cans (must be empty or dry), p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to www.njpublicnotices.com stay safe in and around the water his or her weight and size. This water shoes to keep feet safe clothing, metal storage sheds noon. IT 0808 Pg A24 Yellow Red Blue Black

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