Executive Summarizes Multi-Year Fiscal Plan

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COUNTY GOVERNMENT Executive summarizes multi-year fiscal plan By Patricia Harris said. “When I came into office, we that cloud over Essex County no of The Item had a $64 million budget deficit. longer exists there,” he added. Now—and we’ve never had this With graphics and text in the Essex County Executive Joseph before—we have a $31 million sur- background, the executive con- N. DiVincenzo brought his pro- plus. Our bond rating in Essex tended the county is maintaining a posed budget for 2006 to the town- County was junk bonds when I fiscally responsible budget and ship, giving a PowerPoint presen- took it over. Now we’ve been planning ahead. Administrators tation Tuesday night at Town Hall upgraded four times. We are A3 have been following their multi- in which he outlined his philoso- bond rated.” year fiscal blueprint by holding the phy and pointed to the successes of The executive continued by say- line on expenses and implement- his three years in office. ing once the budget gets passed in ing staff reductions, he said, and The presentation was the first of March, the county’s bond rating the county ended the year with no four sessions the county executive will rise to AA. emergency appropriations or cash is hosting throughout the county DiVincenzo began his presenta- deficit. over the next month to explain his tion by noting that when he took For the third consecutive year, initiatives to restore fiscal integrity office, he walked into an “ethical the county did no short-term bor- to the county and address the and financial mess.” rowing to meet its cash flow needs, property tax burden. “When it came to ethics, I had unlike the previous 15 years prior Addressing a crowd of about 60 to hire an inspector general,” he to his administration, and the people, many of them county offi- said. “We were the first ones that county has continued to prudent- ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM cials and politicians, DiVincenzo hired an inspector general to over- ly grow its surplus to help address sought to show his $582 million see all functions of Essex County future collective challenges, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, right, presents his proposed budget for this year budget is balanced and fiscally government. We have over 3,600 according to the executive. at Town Hall Tuesday evening, with Paul Hopkins, the county’s treasurer and liaison to the responsible. Using graphics and employees that work for the coun- Hopkins pointed to some of the municipality, at his side. DiVincenzo sought to show how he is maintaining a fiscally responsible charts and calling on other admin- ty and over 825,000 residents and collective challenges that face the budget and planning ahead. istrators including Paul Hopkins, our budget is over $560 million. county, including rising energy the county’s treasurer and liaison “I had to bring back the trust costs and higher mandatory con- to the municipality, DiVincenzo and respect in county govern- tributions for pension and health led a nearly hour-long presentation ment,” DiVincenzo continued, not- insurance. To help reduce gas, elec- that drew applause on several ing that other county governments tricity and heating fuel bills, DiVin- occasions from the audience. and the state have now hired cenzo asked all department and “The main problem that has inspector generals. division directors, constitutional been on the backs of the taxpayers “What was an ugly scene three of Essex County is the budget,” he years ago is no longer that way, SEE EXECUTIVE, PAGE B10

CRIME STATISTICS Figures continue to drop By Harry Trumbore ed theft, such as when the ignition little point in trying to sugarcoat a of The Item has been damaged, officials said, is township’s crime profile. usually counted as a motor vehicle The chief, who has maintained Township police officials said theft. the department realistically has this week local crime statistics con- A total of 14 robberies were control over only two of the cate- tinue to reflect a downward trend reported in 2005, up three from the gories, burglaries and automobile across the country. previous year. The chief made the theft, said, “I don’t fool around When he took charge of the point that almost all robberies with statistics. If you do, you nev- department in 1995, Police Chief recorded by the township were er see a true reflection of any Paul Boegershausen said 1,120 assaults made during a theft, usu- change.” incidents were reported in the ally by a shoplifter attempting to There were no homicides, rapes township, including 142 burglaries escape store security officers. or incidents of arson reported last and 152 stolen automobiles. In compiling the figures for the year. Crime rate statistics for 2005 UCR, shoplifting incidents are If any credit is given for keeping released by the department this included in the total count of lar- a lid on crime, it has to go to the week showed a total of 656 inci- cenies for the year. township police officer, Boeger- dents. According to the figures, 43 Although the same number of shausen said. The average officer burglaries and 42 motor vehicle larceny incidents were reported in today receives better training and thefts were reported last year. 2005 as the previous year, shoplift- has the opportunity to train on spe- The figures, collected each year ing incidents rose from 145 to 162. cialized teams, such as the SWAT by township police, are submitted Assaults also remained constant team, the domestic violence Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo takes his message into the audience at Town to the State Police for its Uniform at 69 incidents, although a break- response team or the fatal accident Crime Report (UCR), which tracks down of township numbers shows investigative team. Hall during his Tuesday night presentation of his proposed budget for 2006. major categories of crime. The aggravated assaults rose from three “That has generated a lot of report usually is released later in reported in 2004 to 16 in 2005. enthusiasm for the job,” the chief the year. Simple assaults, which are not said. “It makes them more profes- Boegershausen said he is compiled in the URC, dropped sional, more stimulated.” BOARD OF EDUCATION pleased with the crime rate’s con- from 66 to 53 during the same Police Capt. David Barber, who tinued downward trend but is hes- period. prepared the township UCR fig- itant about attributing the drop to There sometimes are discrepan- ures, agrees. Township police any one specific reason. cies in how communities report responded to 19,566 calls in 2005, “Burglaries are down,” the chief incidents, Boegershausen said. according to Barber. Revised building plans said. “We have aggressive According to New Jersey statutes, “We have a better cop now,” he patrolling. People seem to be more a simple assault may be defined as said. The new skills are necessary conscientious. Detectives have a punch thrown during an argu- because of a changing world, he solved key cases.” ment with a neighbor. The same added. “If you’re a local police offi- and draft budget floated Despite a fluctuation over the punch thrown at a police officer, cer, Homeland Security duties will past several years, reported bur- teacher or other specified person, be part of your job. After all, it By Harry Trumbore address several of those issues, “We have been able to realize glaries dropped for the second con- however, would be classified as an comes down to the local level and ofTheItem including the multi-purpose space significant savings,” Brodow said. secutive year, from 46 reported in aggravated assault. Aggravated intelligence gathering. The local at the middle school, which only “We feel confident the work in the 2004 to 43 last year. assault incidents also include situ- cop is the eyes and ears along with During Monday night’s Board was presented as an option, and (existing) science rooms will be At the same time, motor vehicle ations where bodily harm is done the public, and it goes up the lad- of Education meeting, Superinten- additional cafeteria space at the sufficient.” theft dropped dramatically from 77 or a weapon is used. dent of Schools Richard Brodow high school. The superintendent said the in 2004 to 42 in 2005. An attempt- Boegershausen stated there is SEE FIGURES, PAGE B10 presented a new round of revised “The new revised plan includes new, revised proposal presented construction plans for the sec- the multi-purpose room,” Brodow Monday night carries an estimated ondary schools. said. “It also expands the locker price tag of $21.1 million, several At the same meeting, the public room space and accommodates thousand dollars below the esti- Total Crimes Committed, By Category also got a look at the first draft of more youngsters.” Brodow said mated cost of the proposal pre- the budget for the 2006-07 school school administrators at both sented Jan. 10 and approximately 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 year and heard a report detailing schools also have identified rooms half the cost of the defeated refer- how space and financial con- that can be converted to small endum. straints are affecting various acad- instructional spaces. Brodow said he hopes to set a Homicide 0 0 0 1 0 0 emic departments. The superintendent said addi- meeting sometime next week for Rape 0 0 2 2 2 0 A scaled-back construction plan tional cafeteria space for the high public discussion of the latest pro- had been tentatively approved by school is now proposed for the posal. Robbery 10 13 10 22 11 14 board members Jan. 10. Board area currently covered by an In other board business Monday members and school administra- adjoining outdoor patio. A folding night, Robert Zeglarski, assistant Aggravated Assault 9 5 5 5 3 16 tors, however, voiced their concern partition in the new addition superintendent for business, intro- over a number of aspects of the would allow for flexible use of the duced a $66.9 million operating Burglary 41 82 53 77 46 43 new proposal, which dramatically space beyond the lunch periods. budget that is approximately 5.9 cuts the construction plans out- New construction would add percent above the operating bud- Larceny (includes shoplifting) 724 667 638 508 541 541 lined in the $40 million bond ref- four additional science labs. The get for the current school year. erendum overwhelmingly defeated revised plan calls for existing sci- Zeglarski said the budget must Motor Vehicle Theft 74 89 70 110 77 42 by voters last month. ence rooms to receive upgrades, Monday night, Brodow said including new wiring and exhaust SEE PLANS, PAGE B10 Source: Millburn Police Department changes to the Jan. 10 proposal fans.

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West, was unreasonable. them, what can we do to help Two major ice and wind storms Once there, however, Baer said “They could have one line that you?” within a week of each other this he and other township officials could take up a lot of manpower,” Both Gordon and Baer also month have left some town offi- quickly became dissatisfied with Gordon said last week. Before want the utility company to inspect cials asking how emergency proce- the response they were receiving blame and accusations are cast the lines in the Glenwood neigh- dures can be improved. from JCP&L and the length of about, Gordon wants to set up a borhood, which apparently has The more severe of the two time it took for utility company meeting with representatives from seen more than its share of outages storms the weekend of Jan. 14 and workers to arrive on the scene. JCP&L to determine what took over the past decade. 15 left more than 70 homes in the “I know they have a set of pri- place and how the town and the “For some reason,” Gordon Glenwood neighborhood without orities that they have to follow,” utility can better communicate said, “the Glenwood section tends power and trees and branches Baer said. “But if you’re going to during a crisis. to get hit when there are high knocked over by high winds pulled tell us you’ll be there, be there!” “People expect the town can winds. Maybe the trees are more down electrical service lines. Many Baer said residents of the hous- move the utility to do something, mature, maybe the lines are older homeowners did not have their es affected by the power outage and the utility company has to real- and more fragile.” power restored until the following look to the emergency officials for ize this,” Gordon said. He hopes to Gordon would like the compa- Monday. information, such as the expected schedule the meeting by next week ny to explain how power needs are A second blast of arctic air buf- arrival time for utility workers. and said representatives of the assessed, in particular for neigh- feted the town Wednesday, bring- “They make the assumption township emergency services and borhoods that have seen housing ing down more trees and branch- you’re getting information from others, such as the forester, will be stock increase and power needs es and knocking out to at least one JCP&L, but you’re giving them the invited to attend. grow. home. wrong information,” the mayor The goal is education and better “The problem is bigger than an Major Daniel J. Baer was on said. communication. ice storm,” Baer said. “We need a Pine Terrace West the night of the Timothy P. Gordon, the town- “We have a responsibility to better commitment from the utility first storm and watched as a top- ship’s business administrator, said take care of our trees,” Gordon company to take a look at that pled tree hung precariously against he learned 20,000 separate emer- explained, “but we’re not going to area. It’s not the first time this has an arcing electrical line. Baer said gency incidents were called in that send municipal employees into a been an issue, and it’ll happen W175678- he had gotten several phone calls weekend and could not say if the situation where they put their lives again.” 01 “A child like Alex often brings out the best in Page XXA4 people and in a community—Millburn is a The Item of Millburn and Short Hills wonderful community.” JANUARY 26, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com Opinion Phyllis and Arnie Goldberg, Undercliff Road residents How happy can you be? It’s too early for Valentine’s Day, but it sure feels like the little boy with the arrows has been flying around town taking pot shots. For example, how else do you explain the lovey-dovey atmosphere at Town Hall Tuesday night when Essex County Execu- tive Joseph DiVincenzo presented the county budget? During the evening, DiVincenzo tipped his hat in several directions. He agreed to disagree with former mayor Thomas C. McDermott, stating, “That never stopped us from working together.” And DiVincenzo wanted all of those residents who voted to pack up and join Morris County to know, “We consider Mill- burn a great friend of the county.” Mayor Dan Baer wanted DiVincenzo to know the feeling is mutual and thanked the county executive for everything he’s done for the township. “You’ve done a super job,” said the mayor. At the Board of Education meeting the night before, things seemed topsy-turvy as a new proposal for school construction received some fine-tuning. One former board member who has been critical of the current board thanked the school superintendent for paying particular attention to safety issues in proposed renovation of science labs. Another audience member known for harsh criticism of the school administration applauded the superintendent for match- ing any additional costs with an equal reduction somewhere else in the plan. “I commend you for sticking to your promise,” said the crit- ic. “We try to work with people. We try to be honest with peo- Where to write or phone ple,” replied the superintendent. /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to their And even after an ice storm caused power outages to more representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state General than 70 homes and the electric company did not arrive when it Tax solution poses sion system. Assembly or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters said it would, the township administrator said he would sched- danger to citizens If we consider ourselves a or calling: ule a meeting with company representatives to review emer- family and we had a financial cri- gency procedures and ask them, “What can we do to help Editor, The Item: sis, we would cut spending first The speaker of the General and watch every penny. The state you?” Assembly, Joe Roberts, during the must follow the same simple U.S. SENATE Westfield, 07090 Help you? swearing in of our new legisla- rules. Telephone: (908) 232-3673 Sen. Frank Lautenberg Can this madness last? Probably not. ture, citing Casey Stengal, said Danger ahead! Warning! Keep Fax: (908) 232-3345 There are bound to be more storms, fallen trees and outages. the issue is “property taxes, prop- your money close to home! 324 Hart Senate Office Building erty taxes, property taxes.” Washington, D.C. 20510 Maybe the patience of the business administrator will grow thin. N.J. ASSEMBLY Many discuss the procedural Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Supporters of the failed bond referendum appear to be avenues to discuss the problem, R-District 21 Toll free: (888) 398-1642 Assemblyman seething over the superintendent’s willingness to compromise such as a special session of the Dr. Eric Muñoz Legislature or the constitutional One Gateway Center on construction plans. Budget deliberations in the coming 23rd floor 57 Union Place convention, but few in power will Thanks to town’s Summit, 07901 weeks may reveal ways curriculum is being adversly affected by discuss the alternative solutions Newark, 07102 the current growth in student population and debate may grow to reduce the property tax bur- sanitation workers (973) 639-8700 Telephone: (908) 918-0414 heated again. den. I am extremely concerned Editor, the Item: Fax: (973) 639-8723 Fax: (908) 918-0275 about what I believe will be the For our son Alex, who has spe- And over at the Township Committee, the outnumbered Sen. Robert Menendez Assemblyman Republicans, who are finding themselves passed over for posi- eventual solution by the Democ- cial needs, reaching adulthood Jon M. Bramnick ratically controlled New Jersey brings only limited dreams. 502 Hart Senate Office Building tions such as representing the township at the Joint Meeting, state government. He will never read or write, Washington, D.C. 20510 203 Elm Street probably won’t want to attend too many more pep rallies for Initially, during the special ses- drive a car, go to college, get mar- Telephone: (202) 224-4744 Westfield, 07090 the county executive, who has declared he is running for re- sion or the convention, many ried or be independent. For Alex, One Gateway Center Telephone: (908) 232-3673 election. alternatives will be discussed, it is little things in life that make Fax: (908) 232-3345 including the sales tax, rebates, him happy: watching the trains at 11th floor We really wanted to write about the darker side of all these and/or complicated tax formulas Millburn Station, collecting cal- Newark, 07102 ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE issues this week, but Cupid must have hit us with a few arrows and finally, raising the income endars and memorizing dates, (973) 645-3030 this morning because we’re feeling too darn happy about the tax. I submit that eventually the waiting for the next full moon, Fax: (973) 645-0502 Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. way things are going in our lovely township. Democrats will conclude the only predicting the weather and most Hall of Records viable solution is to increase the important, waiting for, watching HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 465 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. income tax. The concern that and helping the sanitation work- Boulevard most of us should share with an ers every Tuesday and Friday Rep. Donald Payne &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV increase in the income tax is who morning. 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 Newark, 07102 should collect the revenue. Alex often says, “One day I Newark, 07102 Telephone: (973) 621-4400 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1 TUESDAY, FEB. 28 We should never allow the want to be a garbage man,” a Fax: (973) 621-6343 8 p.m. Board of Recreation 8 p.m. Township Committee state of New Jersey to collect the dream we know will never be a Telephone: (973) 645-3213 Commissioners meeting. Gero meeting. Town Hall. additional income tax and hope reality. Then came Friday, Jan. Fax: (973) 645-5902 BOARD OF CHOSEN Park Recreation Building. they will fairly and equitably 13, Alex’s 18th birthday, and for a Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen FREEHOLDERS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 redistribute the wealth. When little while his dream came true. 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor THURSDAY, FEB. 2 8 p.m. Board of Recreation the Democrats announce the He was given an Honorary Sani- Morristown, 07960 Freeholder Linda Lordi 7:30 p.m. Historic Commissioners meeting. Gero solution of increasing the income tation Workers Award, a hat, Telephone: (973) 984-0711 Cavanaugh Preservation Commission Park Recreation Building. tax to lower the property tax, we sweatshirt and a ride around the Hall of Records meeting. Town Hall. must demand this new income neighborhood on Millburn’s Fax: (973) 292-1569 THURSDAY, MARCH 2 tax be collected by the municipal newest garbage truck. This was 465 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. MONDAY, FEB. 6 7:30 p.m. Historic clerk. The local city or town one of the happiest and most N.J. SENATE Boulevard 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Preservation Commission councils should decide how to memorable moments of his life. Newark, 07102 Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr. Adjustment meeting, Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. spend our money, and not the We want to thank Mayor Dan Telephone: (973) 621-4492 203 Elm Street 7:30 p.m. Environmental leaders in Trenton . Baer for organizing and arranging Fax: (973) 621-5695 Commission meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, MARCH 6 A citizen is permitted to stand this very special event, Carmen 7 p.m. Zoning Board of before his or her local governing De Rosa, supervisor of the town- TUESDAY, FEB. 7 Adjustment meeting, Town Hall. board and scrutinize, in a public ship’s Sanitation Department, 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Environmental fashion, their expenditures. Citi- and Dennis White, a member of meeting. Town Hall. Commission meeting. Town Hall. zens are not permitted to speak the Millburn Sanitation Depart- before the Legislature. The farther ment, for fulfilling his dream. I MONDAY, FEB. 13 MONDAY, MARCH 13 money travels from our pockets, also want to thank all the sanita- Red Cross chapter 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 7:45 p.m. Board of Education the more we should be con- tion workers who over the years meeting, South Mountain School. meeting, Deerfield School cerned about abuse. have always watched out for Please note I do not favor an Alex, allowed Alex to “help THURSDAY, FEB. 16 MONDAY, MARCH 27 increase in the income tax, but I them,” waved good morning to sets CPR/AED class 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. American 7:45 p.m. Board of Education do recognize reality in Trenton, him, talked to him, beeped their Red Cross community blood meeting, Education Center and we must prepare for what I horn for him and treated him The Millburn-Short Hills a parent and grandparent, have drive. Millburn High School believe is an inevitable with kindness and dignity. Also, Chapter of the American Red been diagnosed with this disor- auxiliary gymnasium. MONDAY, MARCH 20 outcome. In addition, we should thanks to Patricia Harris for the Cross will hold a community der. Her parents, Sharon and Avi 7 p.m. Zoning Board of never allow an increase in taxes beautiful article she wrote for The mass training course in adult car- Brender, founded the Danielle MONDAY, FEB. 27 Adjustment meeting, Town Hall. without sending economic SWAT Item in the Jan. 19 edition. A diopulmonary resuscitation Brender Fund, Inc. in their 7:45 p.m. Board of Education teams into state, county and local child like Alex often brings out (CPR) and the use of automated daughter’s memory. meeting, Education Center. governments to root out the best in people and in a com- external defibrillators (AEDs) on The fund purchased 10 auto- waste. The teams should perform munity—Millburn is a wonderful Sunday, March 5, from 8 a.m. to mated external defibrillators unannounced performance audits community. 2:30 p.m. at Millburn High (AED) for the Millburn public and report their findings to the School. school system and provided a public and then the state Legisla- Phyllis and Arnie Goldberg The Danielle Brender Fund, grant to the local chapter of the ture. We should never allow the 66 Undercliff Road Inc. is cosponsoring the event. American Red Cross money for state to raise income taxes with- Danielle Brender was a seem- the CPR and AED training. out reducing abuses in the pen- SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 ingly healthy 10-year old girl who This year marks the fifth annual died of sudden cardiac arrest on CPR/AED training Day. Letter policy April 15, 2000. This training day is free and The result of her death was open to the public, although pre- Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher attributed to Long QT Syndrome, registration is required. A light electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor an electrical disturbance in the breakfast and buffet luncheon EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed heart. Her parents were not will be served. BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager STEPHEN BORG, Vice President and double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number aware she had this condition. To register, call the Millburn- for verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter Since her death, three of Short Hills chapter of the Amer- Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production published. Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by Danielle’s four siblings, as well as ican Red Cross at (973) 379-4198. e-mail to [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, Editorial Office: (973) 921-6451 CYNTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue. www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, January 26, 2006 A5 MUTUAL AID SOCIETY Regional planning enhances economic vitality By Michele S. Byers strict regulations on how land is For the fifth year in a row, the state. And this isn’t an aberration; Executive Director used. It’s the largest open space in 2004 real estate market in the it reflects the consistent economic New Jersey Conservation the Mid-Atlantic region between Pinelands was hotter than the rest benefits regional planning brings to Foundation Richmond and Boston. of the region, with housing trans- South Jersey.” “Economists, in general, would actions up 15.3 percent in Montgomery added, “People This medal was For years, developers have con- say the more restrictions you put Pinelands towns compared to 12.4 continue to move into the growth recently donated vinced local officials and citizens on something, the more you lose, percent in the rest of South Jersey. zones because Pinelands commu- to the historical that regional planning and zoning so the Pinelands would not be The Pinelands continued to nities are desirable places to live, society by destroys economic vitality. It’s expected to do as well as areas enjoy a lower unemployment rate thanks to the beauty of the land- Martha been part of a successful “divide without restrictions,” noted Tony (4.8 percent) than the rest of the scape—there’s so much open space Bradshaw of and conquer” campaign that has O’Donnell, the economic planner region (5.4 percent). and conserved land nearby.” Connecticut. The given us sprawl throughout New who compiled the study for the “This update is consistent with New Jersey’s Pinelands are a ca. 1900 medal Jersey. In fact, long-term economic Pinelands Commission. “In this the economic studies the commis- textbook study that proves over identified the studies show that regional plan- case, however, that is not happen- sion has conducted for many and over again that managing ning means a healthy economy. In ing. years,” said Carleton Montgomery, development and growth through wearer as a the Pinelands National Reserve, “We look at it objectively, by executive director of the Pinelands regional planning brings a better “Membro” of the years of ongoing economic studies comparing the Pinelands to the Preservation Alliance. “The econo- quality of life without sacrificing “Societa have demonstrated that strong rest of South Jersey,” O’Donnell my of the Pinelands and surround- economic vitality. It’s a win-win Agricoltori di regional planning and growth continued. The study compares 47 ing area is very healthy—in many that we need to replicate in the Mutuo Soccorso management creates strong, fiscal- Pinelands municipalities with 155 ways healthier—than the rest of the Highlands and all of New Jersey. di Milburn, N.J.” ly sound communities. These South Jersey towns outside of the which apparently results will be found in other envi- Pinelands. By comparing popula- translates to ronmentally sensitive regions, such tion, residential development and “Member of the as the Highlands and throughout economic growth in Pinelands ver- Mutual Aid this state we live in, where we give sus non-Pinelands communities, Society of regional planning a chance. In the the study provides an ongoing Pinelands, more than 1 million benchmark for economic health of Agriculturists of acres were protected in 1979 the Pine Barrens region. These are Millburn, N.J.” through a state-federal partnership some recent findings: Between According to Eric and a restrictive regional growth 2002 and 2003, Pinelands munic- Laursen, a New management plan. 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The first lesson home groups in the area, call the will be read by Juli Towell, the church office at (973) 467-8454. second lesson will be read by Paul Maxwell, and the Gospel will be First Baptist Church read by Eileen Paduano. Church 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. school and nursery care begin at Hines will preach the sermon, 9:15 a.m. Coffee Hour takes place The Scourge of Sensuality, based at 10:45 a.m. on Mark 6:14-29. 11:30 a.m.: Stanley holds Con- 7 p.m.: The evening service will firmation classes. The class is feature a video, “Fearfully and open to all who are in 9th grade Wonderfully Made.” Discussion or older. Call the parish office to will follow. join. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: St. Rose of Lima Church Donations will be accepted today 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 only for the church’s annual p.m.: Mass is offered. The sacra- Rummage Sale, which will take ment of reconciliation is offered place Saturday, Feb. 4, from 9 Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., a.m. to 2 p.m. and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. Community Congregational St. Stephen’s Church PHOTO COURTESY OF TEMPLE B’NAI ABRAHAM Church 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken ser- Township resident Diana Daniels, president of the Sisterhood of Temple B’nai Abraham in Livingston, back row, at right, was 10 a.m.: Al and Susan Luthy vice of Holy Eucharist with homi- among organizers of the 12th annual Women’s Interfaith Forum, held earlier this month in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. welcome worshipers. The ly, followed by a Holy Eucharist More than 220 women, including a contingent from St. Stephen’s Church in the township, participated in the forum, “The Rev. Johann Bosman and the Rev. service with homily, choir and Evolving Role of Women in Religious Leadership.” Panelists included, seated, from left, the Rev. Jane Tomaine of St. Peter’s Jennifer Testa lead the congrega- organ. Church school classes for Episcopal Church, Livingston; the Rev. Anna Thomas of the Livingston United Methodist Church; the Rev. Raquel A. St. Clair of tion in worship and children ages 2 and a half through St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark; Cantor Lee Coopersmith of Temple B’nai Abraham and Sister Barbara prayers. Bosman will preach. eighth grade meet at 10 a.m. in Howard of St. Philomena Church, Livingston. Additional organizers from Temple B’nai Abraham included, standing, from left, Warren H. Brown, minister of the Parish Hall. Nursery care is music, and the Chancel Choir will provided at the a.m. service. Natalie Mauskopf, Janet Penn, Caren Ford, Lisa Reisboard and Deborah Prinz. offer inspirational musical selections. After the children’s sermon, Wyoming Presbyterian Church students continue on to their Sun- 10 a.m.: The Rev. Ronald John- Genetics counselor speaking day school classes. Following son, pastor of the church, will B’nai Shalom Religious School holding worship, all are invited to a Hos- lead worship and preach the ser- Vivian Weinblatt, a genetics counseling services. pitality Hour. Nursery care is pro- mon, By Whose Authority Scrip- free workshop for children February 12 counselor, will speak at Congrega- She is the manager of Northern vided and all are welcome to ture readings are Deuteronomy tion Oheb Shalom, 170 Scotland Clinical Operations at Genzymne attend. 18:15-20 and Mark 1:21-28. The B’nai Shalom Religious School crafts, planting, storytelling, road in South Orange on Saturday, Genetics, a genetic counseling 11:30 a.m.: The fourth of a Chancel Choir, under the direc- in West Orange will hold a Tu singing, dancing and snacks. Feb. 4, following Sabbath services. organization based in Philadelphia, four-part Adult Forum, “Reli- tion of Eleanor Aiken, will sing. B’Shevat workshop for children The workshop is open to all Her presentation, “Hot Topics Pa., past president of the National gious Zeal and Cultural Wars: The Annual Meeting of the Con- ages 4 through second grade on and is free of charge. in Genetics: Fact and Fiction,” is Society of Genetic Counselors and The power of religion in America gregation will take place in the Sunday, Feb. 12, from 10 to 11 B’nai Shalom is located at 300 open to the community. Baby-sit- an adjunct professor with the today,” will be held. This week’s sanctuary immediately following a.m. Pleasant Valley Way, at the corner ting will be available. Genetic Counseling Program at topic is “ America’s New Reli- worship. Regular church school is Tu B’Shevat, also called “The of Woodland Ave., West Orange. 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W.N. Plamondon Jr. James M. Kennelly Jr. Anthony Marcantonio Jr. A Mass for former township res- Technology. A Mass for township resident Coast A Mass for former township res- He was a member of St. Rose of ident W.N. Plamondon Jr. was A Navy veteran of World War James Michael Kennelly Jr. was Guard ident Anthony N. Marcantonio Jr. Lima Church. offered yesterday in St. Mark’s II, he was a member of the Nation- offered Saturday in St. Rose of Retired will be offered today at 10 a.m. in Born in Summit, he lived in the Church, Sea Girt. Mr. Plamondon, al Ocean Industries Association, Lima Church. Mr. Kennelly, 76, Officers St. Rose of Lima Church. Mr. Mar- township before moving to Spring- 81, died Saturday in the Jersey the Society of Petroleum Engi- died Jan. 18 at home. Association. cantonio, 51, died Sunday in his field 10 years ago. Shore University Medical Center, neers, the American Association of He was deputy director of Mr. Ken- Springfield home. Mr. Marcantonio is survived by Neptune. Drilling Engineers and the Hous- public affairs with the Port nelly was a He was a pharmaceutical sales his father, Anthony Sr., and step- He worked in sales and market- ton chapter of the International Authority of New York and volunteer representative at Ventiv Co., Som- mother, Jane, and two brothers, ing for several oil companies for Association of Drilling Contrac- New Jersey before retiring. with the erset, for the past five years. Sammy and Joseph. many years. Most recently, he was tors. Mr. Kennelly earned a bach- township Mr. Marcantonio graduated In lieu of flowers, contributions a consultant for Burlington In addition, Mr. Plamondon was elor’s degree in business admin- chapter of from Seton Hall University in 1976 can be made to the American Can- Resources. a member of the Petroleum Club in istration from Manhattan Col- the Ameri- with a bachelor’s degree in busi- cer Society, 767 Northfield Ave., Before that, Mr. Plamondon Houston and past president of the lege in 1951 and a master’s can Red Kennelly ness administration. West Orange, 07052. served as vice president of sales National Oil Equipment Drilling degree from Columbia Univer- Cross for more than 20 years and marketing for drilling compa- organization. sity in 1955. and with the North Jersey affili- Jorgen Hage nies including Dixilyn-Field Born in Chicago, Ill., he lived in He entered the Coast Guard ate of the Susan G. Komen Drilling Co., Zapata Offshore Co., the township and Houston for 34 in 1952 and during the Korean Breast Cancer Foundation. Services for former township Army during World War II. Global Marine Drilling Co., and years before moving to Spring Conflict, was assigned to the Born in Queens, N.Y., Mr. resident Jorgen Hage were held Born in Norway, Mr. Hage lived Houston Offshore Inc. Lake Heights eight years ago. Coast Guard Cutter Coos Bay, Kennelly lived in the township Jan. 19 in the Ryan Home for in the township before moving to He had also worked for Conti- Mr. Plamondon is survived by patrolling the North Atlantic, for more than 42 years. Funerals, Seaside Park. Mr. Hage, Seaside Park in 1975. He built that nental-Emsco Co. in Houston, his wife, Mary; three sons, William He became a member of the Mr. Kennelly is survived by 97, died Jan. 15 in his Seaside Park home in 1948 and previously spent Texas, California-Texas Oil Co. in III of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Jeff of Coast Guard’s active reserve his wife, Lou Ann; two daugh- home. summers there. New York City, and Marine Princeton and Mark of Bluebell, and was supervisor of port secu- ters, Nan Kennelly-Easterbrook He owned B & J Hage Con- Mr. Hage is survived by two Drilling in Houston. Pa.; a daughter, Donna Scully of rity of New York Harbor. and Elizabeth; a son, James struction Co. in the township for sons, Richard and Bernt; two sis- Mr. Plamondon earned a bach- Wyncote, Pa.; a brother, Peter of Mr. Kennelly retired after 37 Michael III; a sister, Mary 40 years before retiring in 1975. ters, Astrid Loland and Elsa; and elor’s degree in engineering from Germantown, Md.; 13 grandchil- years with the rank of captain. Wheeler; and four grandchil- Mr. Hage served in the U.S. three grandchildren. Yale University and a master’s dren and three great-grandchil- He was a member of the U.S. dren. degree in management engineering dren. from the New Jersey Institute of Albert Haug Leonardo Zeoli A private service was held for setting and engraving from a jew- E. Lillian Behringer A Mass for township resident Born in Alberona, Italy, he former township resident Albert O. elry design school in Pforzheim, Leonardo Zeoli was offered Fri- lived in Orange and West Haug. Germany. A Mass for former township res- Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. day in St. Rose of Lima Church. Orange before moving to the Mr. Haug, 92, died Friday in Born in Pforzheim, he lived in ident E. Lillian Monroe Behringer Behringer lived in the township Mr. Zeoli, 73, died Jan. 17 in township 14 years ago. 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The string groups, which are under the direction of Marie Tracy, will perform Wagner’s “The Ride of the Valkyries,” Mozart’s “Eine PHOTO COURTESY OF BARBARA AUERON Kleine Nachtmusik” and the pop Millburn High School sophomore Jacob Solomon shares a hit “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” moment with one of his favorite WDHA disc jockeys, Curtis The sixth grade band, under the Kay, at the radio station’s “Kids Who Rock” dinner Jan. 12 at direction of Elizabeth Thompson, the Wayne Manor. will perform John Klohr’s “The Billboard March,” Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Do Re Mi” and Robert W. Smith’s “The Tempest.” Students rock station The wind ensemble, the eighth grade band and seventh grade By Harry Trumbore teenagers through the divorce or band are under the direction of of The Item separation of their parents. Frederick Czarnecki. These groups “I tell them, ‘Empower your- will be performing a James Bond Millburn High School sopho- self,’” Jacob said. “I’m trying to give movie medley, Elmer Bernstein’s more Jacob Solomon was among kids the upper hand to make the PHOTO COURTESY OF DEERFIELD SCHOOL PTO “March” from “The Great Escape” the 20 New Jersey teens honored best of the situation.” Deerfield School fifth graders Erica Perchick, Julia Fine and Otto Goldstone, from left, take a and “Sleigh Ride” by Leroy Ander- Jan. 12 at the first annual “Kids Jacob, whose parents divorced break during the Jan. 22 dress rehearsal for “Oliver!” Deerfield’s annual fifth grade play son. Who Rock” awards dinner spon- when he was 3 years old, said it is benefiting the school PTO will presented Friday, Feb. 10, and Saturday, Feb. 11. Shows begin at sored by WDHA Radio at the especially difficult for teens to deal 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 and are sold at the door. Wayne Manor. with the divorce of their parents. The youths were cited for their “There’re books out there for contributions to their communi- younger kids,” Jacob said. “But I College ties. know tons of kids my age who are “We frequently hear only nega- going through a divorce and they IT’S A SMALL WORLD corner tive stories involving kids,” said really don’t have anything to look Nancy Mckinley, station manager at.” Malanka Misilo, daughter of at WDHA, “but we know kids are The pamphlet contains brief dis- township residents Stephen and doing outstanding things to inspire cussions of 10 points that range Roksolana Misilo, has been named and help others.” from the serious—“How to stay out to the dean’s list for the fall semes- Jacob has done both. He was of the middle”—to humorous— ter at Stevens Institute of Technol- one of the first township students “You can play both sides of the ogy. Malanka, a business technolo- to react to last winter’s tsunami dis- field.” gy major, will serve as a co-captain aster in Southeast Asia and orga- To date, Jacob has sent out more of the Stevens women’s lacrosse nized a fund-raising campaign in than 300 copies of the pamphlet to team this spring. homerooms that collected approx- guidance counselors, attorneys and Two township residents have imately $3,000 for victim relief in judges who have requested copies. been named to the dean’s list for one week. “Teenagers today have more the fall semester at Syracuse Uni- However, it is another project access and abilities to do good versity: for which Jacob feels he was hon- things,” he said, “and I think Ilissa Goldenberg is a freshman ored, a pamphlet to support they’re doing it earlier.” enrolled in the university’s College of Arts and Sciences who is majoring in arts and sciences. 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(who won her own Tony in 1997) “The Diary of Anne Frank “ is Anne is, of course, the Jewish wrote a flawed melodrama. markedly different from the origi- teenager forced to hide with her Goodrich and Hackett were nal Broadway version, but it’s not family and her father’s friends in an criticized for making their script necessarily better. Amsterdam attic to escape the more commercial by making it less On Broadway, the powerful cli- Nazis during the Holocaust. She Jewish. Miss Kesselman touches on max of the Nazis raiding the attic wrote those words in the diary she the problem without really solving kept the violent storm troopers off kept during those harrowing years. it. The story of Anne and Peter in stage. It’s the sentence that deeply the diary is about two Jewish We only heard them brutally touched the millions of readers teenagers trapped in extreme cir- smashing their way up toward that made her diary an interna- cumstances, questioning their reli- their waiting victims. Here, they tional best seller. It became the gion, their God, their parents and enter the attic and the unseen, most quoted line from the 1956 the world they live in. In Kessel- overwhelming frightening threat Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize man’s version, as it was on Broad- materializes as conventional stage- winning Broadway adaptation of way, it’s the story of two teenagers Nazis—actors in costumes, scowl- Anne’s diary. It was the signature stumbling awkwardly into an ado- ing and glowering, trying to look PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE line of the star-studded Hollywood lescent romance with the Holo- evil. movie. caust in the background and about Probably the most difficult chal- Anne Frank (Shana Dowdeswell) reacts to a new pair of shoes she receives from Miep Gies But for some reason, it was a as pertinent as a housing shortage. lenge for anyone adapting Anne (Christa Scott-Reed), the woman who keeps Anne and her family in hiding, as Mr. Van Daan line not spoken in the new version The very specific Jewish girl of the Frank’s diary is putting on stage (David Wohl), who shares quarters with the Franks, looks on. The drama “The Diary of Anne of the Broadway script currently at diary is diluted to a bland, generic— Anne, the writer. Frank,” directed by Carolyn Cantor, continues at the Paper Mill Playhouse through Feb. 26. the Paper Mill Playhouse. (When almost American—teenager. She was not only a specific this new version by Wendy Kessel- Her scenes with Peter don’t ring young Jewish girl, she was also an man opened in 1997, some critics with the fresh truth of an actually intelligent, thoughtful, sensitive, Resident showing work in solo art exhibit claimed to have heard a muffled lived life but look and sound like vulnerable, idealistic and enor- version of the line, or discerned it the familiar clichés of other plays, mously talented young writer. Township resident Wen-hsien Wu will show his lat- scenes, depicted in bold and vibrant colors and blend- under a barrage of onstage noise.) movies and television. That Anne Frank is nowhere to est works in a solo art exhibit during February at the ing eastern and modern techniques. In any case, unspoken, muffled Under Carolyn Cantor’s direc- be found in Kesselman’s script. Watchung Arts Center on the Circle, 18 Stirling Road, Wu, a retired doctor and anesthesiology professor or buried, the climatic, emotional tion, the production at the Paper Still, a trip to the Paper Mill Watchung. at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New impact the line delivered in the Mill boasts two dramatic elements, Playhouse does offer a clear ver- A reception will be held Sunday, Feb. 12, from 1 Jersey-New Jersey Medical School, has created more Broadway version is missing from the imposing atmospheric set of sion of the basic story, perhaps an to4p.m. than 1400 sketches from his travels throughout the the Kesselman version. David Korin and the sound effects introduction and an inspiration for The public is welcome to attend. world and within the United States. Most of his paint- Missing, too, are the subtleties of and sound track added to the young theatergoers; a reminder of The exhibit will include a series of international city ings are based on his sketches. the Broadway script written by the script by Kesselman and theatri- the endurance of the human spirit husband and wife screenwriting cally executed by Randy Hansen. and of the impact the writing of team, Francis Goodrich and Albert In all other ways, this “Diary” is a one little girl had on the world. Hackett , who went from writing fairly conventional production. “Easter Parade” for Fred Astaire The staging is pretty much by-the- “The Diary of Anne Frank “ and Judy Garland, to adapting the book blocking and the acting of runs through Feb. 26 at the Paper tragic story of Anne Frank. Inex- the large cast is, if not inspired, uni- Mill Playhouse. Tickets, ranging in perienced playwrights, the pair formly consistent. price from $19 to $68, may be pur- wrote seven or eight unacceptable The actors give intelligent, stud- chased by calling (973) 376-4343 drafts until, behind-the-scenes, ied performances. It’s clear who or visiting www.papermill.org. or they were guided (some say manip- they are and it’s easy to follow the the box office on Brookside Drive. Artz performing organ recital at St. Stephen’s Church F. Allen Artz III, director of guide thee,” “Prelude on the Introit Bennett, and the “Sacred Festival music at Far Brook School, will for Epiphany” by Maurice Durufle, Overture on ‘Ein fest Burg’” by the play his second organ recital at St. three short settings of “Vom Him- German opera composer Otto Stephen’s Church Sunday at 4 p.m. mel hoch” by Ernst Pepping, a Nicolai. He previously played a Mother’s D’Aquin “Noël” and Bach’s “’St. There will be a reception for Day program on the church’s Anne’ Fugue.” Artz will also Artz following the program. Beckerath organ in 1996. include the “A-Major Third A contribution of $10 for the The program will feature Vin- Sonata” of Mendelssohn, the Bach event will be suggested at the door. cent Lubeck’s “Praeludium in E “’Dorian’ Toccata and Fugue in D For further information, the church Major,” the George Bohm “Partita,” minor,” two 18th century volun- can be reached at (973) 376-0688. on “If thou but trust in God to taries by George Berg and John ARTWORK COURTESY OF SUE WU Township artist Wen-hsien Wu will show works including this one in a solo art exhibit during February at the Watchung Arts Center on the Circle.

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7KHDWHU 7LPHWDEOH Café presenting showcase Display Advertising Deadline Is Friday, 4 p.m. Call (973) 921-6456 CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA of Middle Eastern dancers Tristan and Isolde (PG-13) Today: 7:30 Glory Road (PG) Today: 7:15 Fri: 4:15, 6:45, 9:15 Sat: 1, 3:45, 6:45, 9:15 Sun: 1, 3:45, 6:45 Mon- The Goat Café in South Orange fusion and interpretive pieces. Special Advertising Feature ATLANTIC CITY Thurs: 7 will present a Showcase of Middle Showcases are scheduled the Munich (R) Today: 7:10 Fri: 4, 7:45 Sat & Sun: 12:30, 4, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:10 Eastern dance on Sunday, Feb. 12, second Sunday of every month. CASINOATLANTIC CONFIDENTIAL CITY Walk the Line (PG-13) Today: 7 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Feb. 12th Showcase spot- By Ellen Burke Rawls Nanny McPhee (PG) Fri: 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 Sat: 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 Sun: 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:30 Hosted by professional dancer lights dancer Leila and her Veils of BY TONY AUGUST Mon-Thurs: 7:30 Morgiana Celeste of the Glen the Nile Dance Troupe. W177256-01 Big Momma’s House 2 (PG-13) Fri: 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sat: noon, 2:30, 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: noon, 2:30, 5, Ridge-based Mosaic Dance The- Also performing are students of 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:20 ater Company, the Sunday Show- Studio Morgiana. From Tony Pace case features New Jersey dancers All tickets are $10 plus a $5 food to Jim Belushi, MAPLEWOOD THEATER and teachers of Middle Eastern or beverage minimum. 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Orange Ave., South Orange. he multi-faceted entertainer TonyPace made his AC debut two Match Point (R) Fri: 7:15, 9:45, Sat: 1:10, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45 Sun: 1:10, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:15 The performance offers a For ticket reservations and Tyears agowith asmall one-man show in Resorts’ intimate Brokeback Mountain (R) Fri: 7, 9:35 Sat: 1:15, 4, 7, 9:35 Sun: 1:15, 4, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7:10 chance to see professional and stu- information, call the Goat Café at Screening Room theater.Thelikeable entertainer pleased audiences Last Holiday (PG-13) Fri: 7:20, 9:40 Sat: 1:35, 4:35, 7:20, 9:40 Sun: 1:35, 4:35, 7:20 Mon-Thurs: 7:20 dent dancers of varying levels, per- (973) 275-9000. with his celebrity impressions,vocalsand audience participation Looking for Comedy in Muslim World (PG-13) Fri: 6:55 Sat: 1:05, 6:55 Sun: 1, 2:55 forming classical oriental dance, Reservations are recommended. bits. 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Mon-Thurs: 4:20, 7:20 JCC METROWEST JEWISH Tonyhas emerged as a verypersonable andeffective audience Hoodwinked (PG) Today: 4:50. 6:50 Fri: 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Sat: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Sun: communicator, andheis exceedingly well received when he stretch- 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 4:50, 6:50 esaroll of toilet paper throughthetheater to separate the two sides Syriana (R) Today: 4:30, 7:30 Fri-Sun: 3:30, 6:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:10 SPORTS HALL OF FAME of the audience. Hebrings “victims”onstagetojoin the show, and Underworld: Evolution (R) Today: 5:30, 7:40 Fri: 5:30, 7:45, 10 Sat: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10 Sun: 1, struck gold the other night whenaburly six-footer was recruited to 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 5:30, 7:40 Now accepting applications for performEdith Bunker to Pace’s Archie in a duet of the TV theme Annapolis (PG-13) Fri: 4:30, 7:30, 10 Sat: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10 Sun: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:30, “ThoseWeretheDays.” 7:30 its third class of Inductees TonyPace will star in Up on the Roof at the Hilton January29 Walk the Line (PG-13) Fri: 9:15 Sat: 12:30, 9:15 Sun: 12:30 Mon-Thurs: 4:10 through February 2. Showtimes weekdaysandSundaysare 7 p.m., through February 10, 2006 JEWISH SPORTS Saturdaysat8p.m.and Fridaysat 9 p.m. Ticketsare $30. CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 HALL OF FAME OnFriday night Caesars plays hosttoJim Belushiand The Sacred The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe (PG) Today: 7:10 The JCC MetroWest Jewish Sports Hearts.Belushi has played live audiences via his stints with Chicago’s Syriana (R) Today: 7:30 Fri: 4:15, 7, 9:45 Sat: 1, 4:15, 7, 9:45 Sun: 1, 4:15, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7:15 Hall of Fame recognizes individuals famous SecondCity troupe andSaturdayNight Live. He’s been fea- Tristan and Isolde (PG-13) Today: 7 who have excelled in the world of tured in filmsandhas hadhis ownseries,‘According to Jim,”on ABC- Hoodwinked (PG) Today: 7:15 Fri: 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 Sat: 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 Sun: 12:30, athletics and related fields. TV.Co-featured andpartnering on the bill areTheSacred Hearts, the 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:20 HouseofBlues originalhouseband. The band members’credits Qualifications: include working with the top recording artists of the lasttwo • Must be Jewish and be either a decades, as well as writing andperforming film andTVscoresand former/current member of the soundtracks.The Sacred Hearts have teamed with Belushi foralmost MetroWest community (Essex, ten years. Film festival begins in area Morris, and parts of Union and Jim BelushiandTheSacred Hearts will be performing one night The 25th Black Maria Film Fes- Hackensack. Sussex Counties) only, Friday at 9 p.m. in the Caesars Circus Maximus Theater.Tickets tival, named after the world’s first The Black Maria Film Festival is • Outstanding amateur or are$50. motion picture studio built by one of only a handful of festivals professional athlete or coach Sports fans will be flocking to AC this weekendtocatch not one, Thomas Edison in West Orange, which qualify short films (40 min- • Or contributed significantly to the but two nights of high-interestboxing cards.OnFriday night, commences its coast-to-coast tour utes and under) for Academy world of sports through a related Tropicana will host Collision Course, A Night of Champions, as. Friday, Feb. 3, at 7 p.m. with an Award nomination and has often field or profession Former two-time world champion Virgil Hill, asouth Jersey local, meets undefeated number-onecontender ValeryBrudov of Russia for opening night screening and recep- been awarded the New Jersey State The 2006 inductees will be entered the vacantWorld Boxing Association Cruiserweight Championship tion in the Margaret Williams The- Council on the Arts Citation of into the JCC MetroWest Jewish onaninternationally televised pay-per-view card. Ticketsare $200, ater at New Jersey City University. Excellence. Different works will be Sports Hall of Fame at a special Other programs continue on seen at each Premiere Fortnight $150, $100, $75, $50 and$35.Doors attheTrop openFriday at6:30 dinner and induction ceremony to p.m; the first bout is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. at the venue, some potential Oscar nom- be held on the May 30, 2006. Newark Museum’s Billy Johnson inees. 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LEARNING ABOUT INVASIVE PLANTS Mayor Baer speaking at League of Women Voters brunch Dan Baer, the ship’s first Democratic mayor in 9:30 a.m. The mayor will speak at newly elected more than 30 years. 10 a.m. Mayor of Mill- The brunch will be hosted at a Call Noreen Brunini at (973) burn Township, local home on Friday, Feb. 10, at 912-0424 for location details. will be the featured speaker at the Millburn- Our 22nd Year ACA Accredited Short Hills League of The Women Voters’ Camp of Annual Brunch. Choi Mayor Baer will Baer ce discuss the first term goals of his new administration. A resident of the South Mountain area, he is the town- MHS grad to wed Dick and Karen Solomon camp horizons of Reeve Circle at Newark Academy / Kindergarten thru 9th Grade have announced the engagement Where campers select their own activities of their daughter, Sara, to Sean LaVallee, Open House Saturday PHOTO COURTESY OF ROLLING HILLS GARDEN CLUB son of Shirley February 4, 1:00 - 2:30 pm Members of the Rolling Hills Garden Club meet with township forester Thomas Doty, center, LaVallee of Call Neil Rothstein, Owner 973. 992.7767 / www.camphorizons.com at a recent luncheon at the Millburn Free Public Library. Doty, a certified tree expert, spoke Gloversville, N.Y. to the club about invasive plants and trees and the threat they pose to the environment. With The bride, a graduate of Mill- Doty are, at left, Joan Thomas, first vice president, and Marie Pacelle, president. The club, burn High School, earned a bach- now in its 53rd year, aids in the protection and conservation of flora and fauna and water elor’s degree from Tufts University. She is an assistant buyer for the resources. children’s department at Borders Group, Inc., in Ann Arbor, Mich. Her fiancé is a graduate of the St. Rose of Lima Life-Lighters hearing talk on faith State University of New York— ROWMA Oneonta and is a private music Life-Lighters of St. Rose of Lima and beverage are provided. Host- Transportation for township res- teacher. He is also the son of the Parish will present Ty Agosta, for- esses for the day are Kathryn Grif- idents can be arranged by calling late Gerard LaVallee. FINE MENS mer Catholic Hour host, at the fin, Mary Shanahan and Mary the senior bus at (973) 564-7076. A spring wedding is planned. group’s meeting on Monday, Feb. Nicholson. CLOTHING 13. Agosta’s talk, “Making the Faith Come Alive,” is intended to be both ENERGY EFFICIENT RADIATOR COVERS inspirational and humorous. The RADIATE HEAT BACK INTO YOUR ROOM meeting gets under way at 11 a.m. MANY STYLES, COLORS & WOODGRAIN LOOKS in Ryan Hall. Guests are welcome. SHOP DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU... SAVE Those attending are asked to FREE: reg. $450 AT HO ME Sportcoats $100 bring a mug and sandwich. Dessert Visit our Website to see SERVICE our Entire Selection FROM THIS Dress Shirts $35 reg. $85 JANET C.LYONS EDUCATIONALSERVICES TO Cash & carry No returns SATI&II ACT THIS College Applications Heavy gauge furniture type steel construction. for Recessed & Free Standing Radiators

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By Jim Connelly goals to extend its winning streak ofTheItem to three games. Senior forward Sean Jeffers An impressive 6-3 defeat of scored his 15th goal of the season West Milford Jan. 19 pulled the with 7:38 left in the second period Millburn High School varsity ice to put Millburn 1-0. Senior Dan hockey team to within two games Troper collected the lone assist, his of .500, bolstering the program’s fifth on the season, on the play. hopes for earning a berth in the The Millers held the lead for all New Jersey State Interscholastic of 19 seconds before Johnson tal- Athletic Association public schools lied the tying goal. tournament. Johnson grabbed the momen- The exuberance of defeating one tum when it scored the go-ahead of the premier teams in the New goal with just 10 seconds left in the Jersey Interscholastic Hockey middle period. League’s (NJIHL) Northern Con- “They (Johnson) further dis- ference, White Division did not heartened us after we took so carry over to Millburn’s next out- many penalties,” Miller assistant ing, a Saturday afternoon tilt coach Steve Chernoski said. “Their against A.L. Johnson at the goalie played incredible after giving Richard J. Codey Arena at South up the first goal. He made an Mountain, West Orange. amazing glove save in the third A 5-1 loss in the NJIHL Central that robbed Jeffers. That save was Conference, Blue Division contest the icing on the cake.” not only snapped a modest three- Johnson scored three times in game (2-0-1) undefeated streak, the final period, at 56 seconds, 3:19 but also dropped Millburn back to and 12:57. three games below the break-even Millburn received a 19-save per- point and left the local icemen with formance from senior goalie Mike little room for error in the chase for Wissner. “Mike played well despite a state playoff. being barraged in the third,” Cher- JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM The Millers, beginning with last noski said. Millburn goalie Mike Wissner (34) covers up the puck to prevent a late West Milford goal Jan. 19 at Richard J. Codey Arena at night’s rematch with A.L. Johnson, South Mountain in West Orange. Wissner made 22 saves, helping the Millers extend their unbeaten streak to three games (2-0-1) faced the task of winning four of MILLER NOTES with a 6-3 triumph. the five games on the schedule Jeffers factored in all six Miller leading up to the Feb. 13 cutoff goals (four goals, two assists) in the onds into the second period. Jeffers scored at the 7:40 mark, Reese tallied a power play goal at at Union Sports Arena, Saturday, date to make the playoffs. Teams win over West Milford. Fellow West Milford’s Andrew Atieh Metzger tallied a power play goal 4:49 of the final period. Atieh Feb. 4, against division rival with a record of at least .500 at the senior forward Brandon Metzger converted a penalty shot 2:57 into at the 10:55 mark and Jeffers scored his second goal of the night Jonathan Dayton at 4:15 p.m. at conclusion of that day’s play are scored twice. the second period, shaving Mill- scored at 14:20, giving Millburn a at the 5:46 mark. Millburn’s Codey Arena, Wednesday, Feb. 8, guaranteed a playoff berth. Goals from Jeffers and Metzger burn’s lead to 3-1. West Milford 6-1 lead after two periods. West remaining games prior to the Feb. against Point Pleasant at Ocean Johnson, which got off to a 2-10 staked Millburn to a 2-0 lead after was awarded the penalty shot after Milford scored twice in a 57-sec- 13 state cutoff date are scheduled Ice Palace in Brick at 4:20 p.m. start, spotted Millburn a 1-0 lead one period. Jeffers extended Mill- a Millburn player closed his hand ond span of the third period to pull for 9:15 p.m. tomorrow against and Saturday, Feb. 11, against before reeling off five unanswered burn’s lead to 3-0 on a goal 15 sec- on the puck in the crease. within 6-3. West Milford’s Jeff division rival Governor Livingston Governor Livingston at 6 p.m.

VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL ESSEX COUNTY BASKETBALL Millburn draws 17th seed, visits MHS records pair of Technology Saturday afternoon key Suburban Division By Jim Connelly ment opens this weekend and contest against No. 16 seed Tech- of The Item Blind was looking for his squad to nology at 2 p.m. Saturday in stretch,” said Blind, whose team points came on two foul shots be awarded one of the top 16 Newark. closed out the game on a 8-2 run. and a jumper from Steele, a tip-in Head coach Rodger Blind was seeds, thus giving Millburn the Should the Millers advance to Sophomore guard Jesse Steele from Boffard and a hoop from hoping his Millburn High School opportunity to host a preliminary- the first round for the second con- Byw Jimins Connelly drained a three-point shot and sophomore guard Eric Nadel. varsity boys basketball team would round game this weekend. secutive year, they will have the of The Item sank four of five shots, junior for- Junior forward Jason Tarre also be part of a unique wrestling-bas- There will be no home game for daunting task of facing No. 1 seed ward Ben Schoenberg dropped in came up big for Millburn by help- ketball doubleheader on Saturday the Millers as the county seeding Bloomfield Tech, the top-ranked They are a team in the true six points, including a three- ing keep Caldwell’s Mark LaSaf- at Millburn High School. committee awarded Blind’s squad team in The Star-Ledger Top 20, in sense of the word. pointer, and senior forward Bran- fre in check after the Chiefs’ cen- The 2006 Essex County Tourna- the 17th seed, setting up a road the first round on Feb. 4. Head coach Rodger Blind has don Boffard converted a conven- ter had torched the Millers for 12 watched a number of players step tional three-point play in the final points in the opening half. LaSaf- up lately to keep the Millburn quarter for Millburn. fre managed to score just four High School varsity boys basket- Senior forward Alex Fine points the rest of the way. ball team in the chase for the (eight points, six rebounds, one 2006 Essex County Boys Basketball Tournament Northern Hills Conference, Sub- blocked shot, one steal), senior MILLER NOTES Jan. 28 (1) Bloomfield Tech urban Division and at the same forward Simon Tucker (six Millburn is guaranteed of hav- Bloomfield Tech time, clinch a state tournament rebounds, one blocked shot) and ing the required .500 record by Bye berth. junior guard Jason Robinson the Feb. 4 state tournament cutoff Feb. 4 Millburn, which has seen its (nine points, two steals) also date. (17) Millburn manpower reduced by recent played key roles for the local The Millers, who will be mak- (16) Technology ankle injuries to senior guard cagers. Millburn prevailed despite ing a return trip to the North Jer- Feb. 11 Dave Sison and sophomore cen- having three players—Boffard, sey, Section 2, Group 3 playoffs, (24) Caldwell ter Dave Stevens, withstood a late Fine and Robinson—saddled with have three regular season games (9) Orange surge to down the previously four fouls at game’s end. and the potential for two Essex Feb. 4 undefeated Madison Dodgers 56- “All of those guys have stepped County Tournament games (25) MKA Feb. 18 49 Jan. 17 at Millburn High up and it feels terrific to be the beginning with tonight’s meeting (8) Weequahic Essex School. Madison, which has only team with a victory over with Suburban Division rival (28) Newark Tech County earned the No. 1 seed for the Madison.” Blind said. DePaul leading up to the cutoff College Morris County Tournament, was The Millers rode late game date. (5) Newark East Side Feb. 4 10-0 before falling to the Millers. heroics from Steele to pull out a Madison sat atop the Subur- (21) Barringer “We played a terrific game and 47-43 overtime win at division ban Division standing with a 6-1 received key contributions from rival Caldwell Friday night. record entering this week’s (12) Newark West Side Feb. 11 many players,” said Blind, whose Steele drove the length of the action. Millburn and Delbarton (20) Nutley squad improved to 8-4 and 4-2 in court to score the game-tying bas- were tied for second at 5-2, one the Suburban Division with the ket with seven seconds left in reg- game ahead of DePaul. (13) Newark Academy Feb. 4 its second win in a row. ulation to tie the game at 39 and Tonight’s 7 o’clock home game (29) Livingston Feb. 25 The Millers held a nine-point send the game into overtime. against DePaul marks the start of lead, 17-8 after one quarter. Each Boffard had a big offensive the second half of the division (4) Seton Hall Prep Essex team scored 11 points in the sec- game, scoring 18 points on 8-of- schedule for Millburn. (3) Newark Science County ond quarter, allowing Millburn to 13 shooting from the field. It was DePaul posted a 58-44 win College maintain its nine-point advan- Boffard’s rebound of a Caldwell over Millers on Dec. 20 in Wayne. (30) Glen Ridge Feb. 4 tage, 28-19, after 16 minutes. miss with 17 seconds left in regu- Stevens and Sison remain side- (19) Newark University Madison shaved Millburn’s lation that resulted in Steele’s lined with ankle injuries suffered (14) Bloomfield FIRST ROUND lead to 37-34 entering the final game-tying basket. in a 47-37 defeat of Lakeland on Feb. 11 quarter. The Dodgers pulled to Steele, despite being the focus Jan. 14. (22) West Orange SEMIFINAL ROUND within one, 48-47, with two min- off a box-in-one defense by the Nadel returned to the lineup RELIMINARY(11) ROUND Irvington QUARTERFINAL ROUND utes left. Chiefs, chipped in with 12 points. against Caldwell after missing two Feb. 4 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND “We played well down the Millburns’ eight overtime games with a hand injury. (27) Belleville Feb. 18 (6) Columbia Essex BOYS WINTER TRACK (26) West Essex County (7) Newark Central College Feb. 4 Millburn registers three place-winning (23) Immaculate (10) Shabazz performances in Essex County Relays Feb. 11 (18) Solo. Schechter By Jim Connelly A fourth Miller squad, the 800-meter relay team, (15) Montclair ofTheItem Feb. 4 just missed out on a top-six finish. Bye Three Millburn High School quartets turned in Longley, Charlie Bencivenga, Nakagami and E. Orange Campus place-winning performances Jan. 19 at the Essex Sam Reichard took seventh place in 1:37.86. (2) E. Orange Campus County Relays at Seton Hall University in South Shabazz placed sixth in 1:37.47. Orange. Peter Nakagami, James Lee, Eric Messinger and MILLER NOTES COUNTY BASKETBALL Andrew Longley turned in Millburn’s best showing, Millburn took part in three events at Sunday’s a fourth-place finish in the shuttle hurdles in 33.92. New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Associa- Driving directions to MHS game at Rafael Hernandez School The clocking established a new school record, tion Group 3 Relays at Princeton University. eclipsing the old mark of 34.3 set in 2004 by Lon- The 800-meter relay team of Longley, Benciven- Take the northbound Garden State Parkway to Exit 145 for Route 280. Bear left, then right on the ramp gley, Nakagami, Andrew Mangano and Joe Song. ga, Nakagami and Reichard turned in Millburn’s toward Newark and Harrison. Proceed to the left-hand lanes and take the first exit marked Branch Brook Millburn’s Myles Udland, Victor Guevara, Chris best performance, a 13th-place finish in 1:38.09. Park/UMDNJ/NJIT. Sawyer and Danny Kirschner took fifth place in the Sawyer, Bencivenga, Kirschner and Guevara Stay to the left and follow the First Street/Branch Brook Park exit. Make a left onto First Street. Follow 3,200-meter relay in 8:51.9. took 19th place in the distance medley in 11:25.16. First Street to Park Avenue and turn right. Proceed past Barringer High School, crossing Bloomfield Avenue Mattias Lanas, Longley, Sawyer and Guevara Longley, Bencivenga, Reichard and Udland took to Crittenden Street. placed sixth for Millburn in the distance medley 25th place in the sprint medley in 4:03.83, Turn left onto Broadway. Proceed through four lights. Make right turn at the fourth light into the parking with a time of 11:33.66. lot for the Rafael Hernandez School, 345 Broadway, Newark. B2 Thursday, January 26, 2006 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

W175545-01 CAGERS FALL TO DIVISION RIVAL Millburn schedules available online Millburn High School interscholastic athletic schedules are available on the Internet. To obtain Millburn sports schedules, go to www.high- schoolsports.net or access the site through the school system’s Web site at www.millburn.org. When visiting the school system’s Web site, click on “high school,” then “sports.” Proceed to WINTER hit “click here for sports schedules,” select “New Jersey” and scroll down to “Millburn High School.” BLOWOUT

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Butler last week, are in position to match winning streak into last decision into a 67-9 rout of visiting 973-467-8522 capture the program’s first division night’s showdown, the most recent DePaul Jan. 18. title since the 1995-96 campaign. triumph being a 57-18 drubbing of Alex Pelham-Webb (125 SEASONANDDAILY RENTALS Standing in Millburn’s way is host Butler Saturday afternoon. pounds), Eric Rice (130 pounds), SUMMIT rival Caldwell. The county rivals Pins from Peter Murphy (125 Helwig (140 pounds), Brown (215 ALSO REDUCED NOW! were scheduled to meet last night pounds), Chase Helwig (140 pounds) and Richard Hedin LOIS SCHNEIDER at Millburn. pounds), Noah Levin (152 (heavyweight) recorded Miller REALTOR SLEDDING Millburn, with a win last night, pounds), Seth Podhoretz (160 falls. 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Recreation department holding open gym hoop program OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY,JAN. 29, 1-4 PM The township recreation depart- evenings at Millburn High School’s The program runs through Feb. 27. ment is offering an open gym bas- auxiliary gymnasium. No session will be held on Feb. 20, 92 RIDGE DRIVE, LIVINGSTON ketball program for adults Monday Session times are 8 to 9:30 p.m. Presidents Day.

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VARSITY BOWLING Millburn trounces Madison 20-1, strengthens hold on second place

By Jim Connelly high game of 214, recorded a 580 Stone turned in 603 series on ofTheItem series. Stone, who opened with a games of 191, 205 and 207. Beston 214 game, finished with a three- logged a 587 series on games of 177, Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. Madison was simply in the game score of 578. 234 and 176. wrong place at the wrong time. Josh Troper, also a senior cap- SHORT HILLS Millburn High School’s varsity tain, posted a 558 series. MILLER NOTES bowling team bounced back from Millburn saw its four-match Northern Hills Conference, a 12.5-8.5 loss to West Orange on winning streak come to an end Southern Division standings Jan. 19, its third loss of the season with the loss to West Orange. through this past Monday: West to the Mountaineers, to crush Beston recorded a team-best Orange 11-0, Millburn 8-3, Madi- Madison 20-1 Monday at Plaza 670 series on games of 242, 258 son 6-5, Newark West Side 5-6, Lanes in Madison. and 170. Delbarton 2-8 and Orange 0-10. The victory boosted Millburn’s Beston lost a head-to-head Millburn, which was scheduled record to 8-3 and gave head coach encounter with West Orange to oppose Orange yesterday after- Fritz Jonach’s squad a two-game standout Joe Matarazzo 289-258. noon, is scheduled to close out the cushion in the race to finish sec- Stone finished with a 617 series regular season with matches ond in the Northern Hills Confer- on games of 181, 191 and 245. against West Side this afternoon ence’s Southern Division behind Senior Jill Kaufman, also a Miller and Delbarton Monday afternoon. unbeaten West Orange (11-0). captain, rolled games of 191, 186 Both matches are scheduled for Senior captains Trevor Beston and 154 for a 531 series. 3:30 p.m. at Plaza Lanes. and Jared Stone recorded Mill- The Millers knocked off division The Southern Division champi- burn’s top scores in Monday’s rout rival Delbarton for the second time onship tournament is scheduled of Madison (6-5). this season 18-3 on Jan. 16 at Plaza for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Plaza Beston, who rolled Millburn’s Lanes. Lanes.

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Athletes of the Week MHS sports hall tapes, DVDs available The Millburn High School Hall of Fame induction dinner Girls basketball player Alexa senior Alex Edell (12 points, four Athletic Hall of Fame is selling videotape or DVD, call Ted D’A- Maldonado and bowler Trevor rebounds) downed Madison 45-34 highlights of its seven induction lessio, Millburn High School Ath- Beston are the recipients of Mill- to capture their fourth win of the ceremonies on both videotape letic Hall of Fame committee burn High School Varsity Club season. and DVD. chairman, at (973) 564-7165 or Athlete of Week honors for Jan. 9- Beston, a senior captain of the To arrange for the purchase of send an e-mail to mhss- 15. bowling team, Pack, a junior cap- a Millburn High School Athletic [email protected]. Maldonado, a sophomore tain, established himself as one of guard, scores 16 of her 30 points in the top bowlers in the Southern the final quarter, sparking Millburn Division of the Northern Hills to a 56-41 defeat of Northern Hills Conference by averaging a divi- Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at Conference, Suburban Division sion-leading 200 pins per game. rival Montville. Maldonado closed Beston, averaged 207.5 pins per [email protected] out the week with an 18-point, game over a 12-game span, helping five-assist, four-steal performance the Millers reel off three consecu- Maldonado Beston as the Millers, with help from tive victories. KELLER WILLIAMS ® Each office is independently owned & operated REALTY PREMIER PROPERTIES W175640-01 Of Essex, Union & Morris Counties

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YOUTH BASKETBALL YOUTH BASKETBALL RECREATION COMMISSION Eighth grade cagers riding Bloomfield routs township Board establishes 2006 meeting dates The Board of Recreation Com- Nov. 1 and Dec. 6. No meeting is four-game winning streak seventh grade squad 56-41 missioners has announced its scheduled for August. All board meeting dates for the remainder meetings, with the exception of Joey Kizel scored 27 points Sat- Alex Rosenberg and Kizel each Eric Cohen and Michael Bud- overcame a 26-16 second-quarter of 2006. the Dec. 6 session, are held at the urday, sparking the Millburn went 6-for-6 at the foul line to keep low combined to score 26 points deficit to deal Millburn a 69-52 The township board finalized Gero Park Recreation Building, Recreation Department’s eighth Maplewood at bay. Saturday, but that was not setback Jan. 17 at Grover Cleve- its 2006 meeting schedule at its 357 White Oak Ridge Road. The grade boys basketball team to its Rosenberg dropped in eight enough to prevent the Millburn land Middle School in West Cald- first session of the new year, Jan. Dec. 6 session takes place at the fourth consecutive victory, a 54-43 points. Will, Dave and Andrew Recreation Department’s seventh well. 11. Bauer Community Center in Tay- defeat of host Maplewood. Spelman each chipped in with four grade boys basketball team from Russell Dorf scored eight of his Meetings are scheduled for lor Park. Millburn (5-2) doubled up points. Mike DiTomasso snared six suffering a fourth consecutive set- team-high 15 points to fuel an 11- Feb. 1, March 1, April 5, May 3, All meetings are scheduled to Maplewood 18-9 in the final quar- rebounds for the victors. back, 56-41 to Bloomfield at 4 run early in the second quarter, June 7, July 12, Sept. 6, Oct. 4, begin at 8 p.m. ter to break open a close game. 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Fogel each scored two points in a fano and Allie Mazzella each Annie Vreeland scored 10 from Haley Tanner and stellar overtime, lifting the Tornado to a Sara Thompson scored 16 losing effort. scored two points for the Sooners. points and Christine Silver chipped defense from Emma Fried. 14-12 defeat of the Sting Saturday points and Shweta Raghu pulled Emma Finkel scored six points Rachel Ben-Menachem scored in with six, propelling the Tar Brittany Rosenberg’s 10 points night in Millburn Recreation down 10 rebounds in the Thun- and Margaret Juhase dropped in six points and Mikell Graves Heels to a 24-8 defeat of the Blue powered the Terrapins to a 22-10 Department seventh and eighth der’s 36-12 rout of the Sparks. four, lifting the Liberty to a 14-5 dropped in two in the Bruins’ 22- Devils. Margarida Abrantes and defeat of the Gators. Melissa grade girls basketball league action. Rebecca Finkel scored 10 points defeat of the Monarchs. 14 defeat of the Hawkeyes. Erica Sullivan starred on defense Rayvid scored six points and Tori Stefanie Breindel scored two and Anna Sista collected six Catherine McDermott and Julia The Hawkeyes received 10 for the Blue Devils. Roth made four steals for the vic- points and handed out three assists rebounds for the Sparks. Gomez each scored two points for points from Lizzie Landau and Amy Osserman scored two tors. for the Sting. Teammate Tania the Monarchs. strong defense from Dana Serruto. points and Aoifa Duna pulled Jenna Rimland scored four Siebert chipped in with two points, Fourth grade girls Ella Mohyeddin scored four down 10 rebounds in the Hoosiers’ points and three rebounds and for three steals and four defensive Lauren Rothenberg scored four Fifth grade girls points and Fallon Schlossman 16-6 defeat of the Buckeyes. 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WRESTLING MEDALISTS SWIMMING TENNIS TOURNEY FINALISTS National group recognizes King for academics

Amanda King, daughter of township residents Rob and Nancy King, has been designated a “Scholastic All-Ameri- can” by USA King Swimming, the national governing body for competitive swimming. The Scholastic All-American program recognizes scholar-ath- PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN RECREATION DEPARTMENT WRESTLING TEAM letes who have completed their sophomore, junior or senior year Five members of the Millburn Recreation Department’s junior wrestling team placed in 29th of high school with a minimum 3.5 annual Madison Take Down Club novice wrestling tournament on Jan. 15. Front row, from left, grade point average. Swimmers are Matthew Ciolino (third at 67 pounds), Dylan Pollock (second at 75 pounds) and Frank must have competed at the sec- Maldonado (third at 75 pounds). Second row, from left, are Robbie Cichielo (second at 109 tional level or higher. pounds) and Patrick Colicchio (first at 112 pounds). King competed in 100- and 200- yard butterfly and the 200- and 400-yard individual medley at the YOUTH WRESTLING Eastern Zone Sectional meet held last March at the Nassau County Aquatic Center, Long Island, NY. PHOTO COURTESY OF WESTFIELD INDOOR TENNIS Town recreation department team She also qualified to compete in Township resident Evelino Ruibal, left, and Christopher the 500-, 1,000- and 1,650-yard Auteri of Staten Island, N.Y, display their trophies from the freestyle races. King is currently at recent United States Tennis Association Level 3 tournament tops Cedar Grove, falls to Livingston junior at The Pingry School in hosted by Westfield Indoor Tennis. Ruibal, a fourth grader at Martinsville. An AP Scholar of South Mountain School, defeated Auteri in the Boys’ Under- The Millburn Recreation Caivano defeated Livingston’s (90 pounds) and Daniel DeMeo Distinction, King earned the 4.0 Department’s junior wrestling Jason Grande 7-1 at 145 pounds. (95 pounds) were awarded forfeit GPA pin from USA Swimming. 10 championship match. team recorded its second victory Millburn’s Matthew Bredder victories. of the season Jan. 17 with a 45-42 defeat of Cedar Grove at Millburn High School. A loss in the team’s following match, a 50-27 setback to host Livingston Saturday morning, left CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK the local grapplers with a 1-1 record on the week and a 2-5 sea- CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY son mark. Dylan Pollock, John Murphy, Join the many companies who have enjoyed increased PreK3, PreK4 — 8th Grade Reece Parsons and Daniel A Traditional, Timeless and Supportive business from effective, targeted advertising Before and After School Care Shiebler recorded pins in Mill- Blend of Family and Catholic Ideals burn’s three-point defeat of Cedar in this Directory Grove. Information Days “When you enroll your child — we enroll your family” Pollock decked Cedar Grove’s Put our network of community newspapers to work for you Tuesday, January 24, 10am Jim Casey at 70 pounds. Murphy Wednesday, January 25, 7pm Start by callling Saint Thomas followed with a pin of Cedar Middle-States accredited. the Grove’s Nick Dispenziere at 75 Aostle pounds. 1-800-472-0151 Academic curriculum exceeds School Parson pinned Cedar Grove’s for free professional help in wording, layout and how best to New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards. 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Guerin defeated Michael Exciting Extra-Curricular Activities: Student Council, Drama, Tetz of Cedar Grove 7-0 at 119 Forensics, Yearbook, School Newspaper & Magazine, etc. pounds. ✓100% College Acceptance: Princeton, Duke, Georgetown, Millburn’s Sam Caivano was Notre Dame, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania awarded a forfeit victory at 145 ✓ pounds. Special Features: Catholic Atmosphere, Door-to-door P.J. Tush (65 pounds), Pollock Van Transportation, Grades 9-12, State-of-the-Art Science Labs (70 pounds), Maldonado (80 ✓Member School of the Mercy Secondary Network pounds), Waters (100 pounds) Come celebrate our future... and Caivano (145 pounds) recorded victories in the loss to Liv- Discover for yourself why The Mount is a special place ingston. to nurture your daughter’s dreams and talents! Tush edged Livingston’s Bobby Flora 5-4. 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GIRLS SOCCER Seven Millburn booters garner 2005 all-division honors

By Jim Connelly by the division’s coaches. tied for second place on the team’s the 3-1 division-title clinching vic- of The Item Fierro, a third-year starter, regis- assist category. tory over Villa Walsh. tered 12 shutouts this past fall, rais- Wiener was the team’s fourth- Junior defender/forward Katria Seven members of the 2005 ing her career total to 37. Fierro leader goal scorer with seven. Misilo and Costanzo earned hon- Millburn High School varsity girls stands in third place on the Wiener shared the team’s assist orable mention recognition. Misilo soccer team, including three first school’s shutout list behind Leslie lead (10) with junior midfielder scored a team-high 12 goals. team selections, have earned All- Konsig (46 shutouts from 1996-99) Erin Jeffers. Costanzo had six goals to go along Northern Hills Conference, Subur- and Rita Greenslade (39 shutouts Senior captains Gabby McG- with her eight assists. ban Division recognition. from 2000-02). lynn and Rachel Darivoff were Millburn finished 18-4-1 under Junior keeper Lia Fierro, junior Foley scored eight goals, third named to the second team. first-year head coach Andy Sones. forward/midfielder Tara Foley and on the team, and assisted on eight McGlynn tallied three goals and The Millers won the Suburban junior midfielder Sam Wiener gar- others in 2005. Foley and senior registered two assists. Darivoff tal- Division title with an 11-2-1 nered first team honors in voting defender/forward Laura Costanzo lied four assists, including two in record. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN GIRLS SOCCER TEAM Rachel Darivoff, the 2005 recipient of the Karin Peri OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Achievement Award, and Millburn High School varsity girls COME SHARE OUR VISION soccer coach Andy Sones, displays the award’s plaque. St. Catherine of Siena School Darivoff was announced as the winner of the annual award at 39 East Bradford Avenue, Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 SPIRIT THE VALUES...SHARE THE SHARE the Millburn soccer program’s banquet. 973-239-6968

GIRLS SOCCER MHS captain Darivoff Faith in Education wins 2005 Peri award Middle States Accredited Pre-School (ages 3 and 4) through Grade 8 By Jim Connelly Northern Hills Conference, Subur- ofTheItem ban Division championship with OPEN HOUSE an 11-2-1 record. Twelve of the 18 The 2005 winner of the Karin wins posted under the guidance of Tues., January 31st & Wed., February 1st SHARE THE VALUES...SHARE THE SPIRIT Peri Achievement Award will be first-year head coach Andy Sones 9:15 -11:00 am 0001581629-01 the first to tell you she has held were by shutout. www.scs-school-cedargrovenj.org MIDDLE STATES ACCREDITED 0001581629-01 previous winners of the honor in The 2005 Peri honoree also was 0001583350-01 high regard. a presence on offense with her CATHOLIC SCHOOL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Rachel Darivoff, a senior cap- unique ability to deliver long tain of the 2005 Millburn High throw-ins toward the opposition’s School varsity girls soccer team, is goal. Darivoff finished the season the latest recipient of the presented with four assists, including two in Grades Pre-K to 8 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION on an annual basis in memory of the division-clinching 3-0 defeat of Full Day Kindergarten and Pre-K HIGH SCHOOL the former Millburn junior varsity Villa Walsh in the Nov. 12 season Before & After Care player who was killed in an auto- finale. Catholic Schools Week mobile accident in the fall of 1995. “I hope to continue to live up to “It is very humbling to receive the ideals that Karin Peri embod- OPEN HOUSE January 29th - February 4th this award from my teammates ied,” Darivoff said “It is actually for new students and peers,” Darivoff said. “It is also ironic that Karin and her sister, Sunday, January 29th Explore the Immaculate Advantage a great honor and I have always Anne, were junior varsity and var- 10 am -12 noon • Private, co-educational, college preparatory, Catholic high school admired those in the past who sity captains, as are my sister, have been recipients, such as Lau- Sarah, and I, This makes the award Thursday, February 2nd • Immaculate consistently prepares students for life beyond high school ra Buckley and Nicki Leitner. They that much more meaningful. 9 am - 11 am • Annual college acceptance of over 98% were true role models to Millburn “My time as part of Millburn • Graduates have received over $21 million in scholarships since 1994 girls soccer.” girls soccer has been extraordinar- Call 973-746-1636 Placement available for 9th, 10th and 11th graders Darivoff, who earned her third ily rewarding. I am very grateful for Rev. John Judge, Pastor Mr. Philip H. Meehan, Principal No appointments necessary varsity letter this past fall, was a key the friendships I’ve developed and 190 Lorraine Ave., Upper Montclair For more information call the Office of Admissions cog on defense for Millburn, which the great coaching and mentoring 973-744-7445 x24 finished 18-4-1 and claimed the I’ve received.” www.stcassianschool.org • 973-746-1636 Immaculate Conception High School of Montclair St. Cassian’s is accredited by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges 0001571704-01

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ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM Mayor Daniel J. Baer, left, greets Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, standing, to Town Hall Tuesday evening before the executive delivers his proposed budget for this year. Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, left, shares a personal moment with the township’s mayor, Daniel J. Baer.

ty budget pays for the state-man- expedition of major capital pro- resents Millburn, was invited to attended the presentation, and township.” EXECUTIVE dated criminal justice system that jects, including the new Essex speak, and she said it a pleasure to thanked the county executive “for “You’ve done a super job,” the FROM PAGE A1 includes the Prosecutor’s Office County Correctional Facility and represent Millburn and work with everything you’ve done for the mayor told DiVincenzo. and the Department of Correc- the renovation of the Historic county administrators. officers and county agencies to use tions. He explained he has been Essex County Courthouse, which “Our goal is to keep taxes down more fuel-efficient automobiles pushing for legislation requiring he said has saved millions of dol- and provide not only essential ser- Public Notices Public Notices and to reduce the number of that the state assume the costs, lars in future construction and vices, but the best services,” she employees who were provided although such legislation is not financing costs. said. NOTICE with “take home” cars, Hopkins meeting with success, since the The original $44.5 million debt Mayor Daniel J. Baer welcomed PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Township Ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of said. Other steps taken to stabilize state is not in a financial position to from the 1995 sale of the Hilltop in DiVincenzo by saying his appear- Millburn, in the County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, January 17, 2006, and that said the budget were negotiating a high- do so. Cedar Grove was retired and ance at Town Hall “is a tremen- Ordinance will be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a regular meeting of er employee co-payment for med- The county has joined with excess revenue received already dous opportunity for the township the Township Committee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday ical prescriptions and refinancing Hudson, Mercer and Camden has been used to pay off other to understand what the county evening, February 7, 2006 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, existing debt to take advantage of counties in a pilot program that existing bond debt, according to goes through to produce its bud- at which time all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. lower interest rates, Hopkins said. provides $3.5 million to offset the DiVincenzo. get.” Joanne M. Monarque The county executive also noted court costs. Linda Lordi Cavanaugh, the Baer also introduced members Township Clerk that about 64 percent of the coun- DiVincenzo also pointed to the Essex County Freeholder who rep- of the Township Committee, who Daniel J. Baer Mayor TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ORDINANCE NO. 2267-06 ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 12-92, CREATING A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT PLANS night does not include funding for Committee, who discussed the Funds to repair instruments are DISTRICT WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP, TO INCLUDE A CERTAIN PROPERTY ENUMER- additional personnel, support budget requests made by depart- being requested by the music ATED IN SECTION 3 THEREOF FROM PAGE A1 equipment or technology or new ment supervisors at a recent com- department. Schuman-Brown said BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN textbook adoptions, he said. mittee meeting. that request also was denied last IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, as follows: Section 1.Section 3 of "An Ordinance Creating a Special Improvement District Within t h e be finalized by the end of February The figures presented Monday A number of social studies elec- year. Township of Millburn and Designating a District Management Corporation", is hereby amend- and sent to the Essex County night represent only the operating tives at the high school are not Schuman-Brown said the over- ed to include the following property: Superintendent of Schools for expenses portion of the total bud- being offered next year due to all English and language arts approval. New Jersey school budget and do not include debt service space constraints at the high department projected budget Block Lot Street Address gets continue to be constrained by or funding for capital expenses, school, Schuman-Brown said. The request is approximately 33 per- 1207 12 281 Essex Street a budget cap law that severely which could bring the total budget courses on the Middle East, Russ- cent less than last year. She did (Change from residential use to commercial/residential) restricts increases and surpluses, to approximately $72 million, ian history and the Western Hemi- make the point that the depart- Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication in accordance Zeglarski said, and he is waiting to Zeglarski said after the meeting. sphere may be brought back the ment had purchased a number of with law. hear if legislation will be passed to “This budget keeps us within the following year when other elec- new literary texts last year and did The Item 1602327 permit adjustments for increased cap,” Brodow said. “If we have tives are phased out. not require similar purchases this Fee $28.38 heating costs and enrollment flexibility, we’ve put together a The social studies department, year. January 26, 2006 growth. small priority list of restoration for which was denied an additional “This budget is more significant certain areas.” teacher due to budget constraints NOTICE OF HEARING for what it is missing than what it Some of those areas were out- in the current budget, is repeating THE ITEM OF MILLBURN Board of Adjustment of the contains,” Zeglarski told the board. lined by Ronni Schuman-Brown, that request this year, Schuman- AND SHORT HILLS Township of Millburn The budget presented Monday chairman of the board Property Brown said. Dogs and cats TAKE NOTICE that David Tyms has made Public Notice Dept. an application to the Millburn Township required to have Board of Adjustment in connection with the 1 Garret Mountain Plaza construction of a two story addition on Prop- current licenses erty in Millburn Township, located at 225 Sa- 6th Floor gamore Road Block 707, Lot 18, which re- Township Animal Control P. O . B o x 4 7 1 quires the following bulk variances: • Side Yard Setback, Township Ordinance Leaders assess relations officers remind all residents that West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Section 606.2(e)1(e) according to township ordi- Call toll-free • Side Yard Setback based on height, Town- nance, all dogs and cats must ship Ordinance Section 606.2(e)1(e) have a current license. 1-888-891-9467, • Building Coverage, Township Ordinance with county and state It is also a state law that all press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. Section 606.2(e)(2)a • Lot Coverage, Township Ordinance Section dogs must be licensed. or e-mail to 606.2(e)(2)b By Patricia Harris including property taxes and aid to which he will continue to press The ordinance reads, “Any publicnotices@ • Gross Floor Area, Township Ordinance ofTheItem schools, Gordon said. Municipal county administrators on a num- person who shall own, keep, or Section 606.2(e)2(d) officials also will watch to see if the ber of issues, including the installa- harbor a dog or cat 7 months of northjersey.com The Applicant may also seek other varian- (text or Word format preferred) ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- As Gov. Jon Corzine begins his new administration dips into pen- tion of a traffic light on White Oak age, shall in the month of ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- administration and Essex County sion funds for its current needs, a Ridge Road and Hobart Avenue, December and January, apply Fax numbers: tion. The application is now Cal. #2681 on Executive Joseph DiVincenzo pub- policy of previous administrations, its leaf collection pickup on coun- for and procure a license and an 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled licizes this year’s budget, township including Whitman’s, that Gordon ty-owned roads and a comprehen- official metal registration tag for for a hearing on February 6, 2006 at 7:00 PM leaders are evaluating their rela- characterized as short-sighted. sive deer management program in each such cat and dog to owned Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, tionships with the state and coun- McDermott, who served as the the South Moun- kept, or harbored.” New Jersey. All documents relating to this 3300for Thursday0001260284-01 edition 5.139 application are on file in the office of the Sec- ty levels of government for the township’s mayor for five years tain Reservation. Cat licenses are renewed the retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- upcoming year. and continues as a Township Com- Mayor Baer said month of December and can be public notice p tween the hours of 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Mon- The town- mitteeman, said he will continue he plans “to be in purchased throughout the year. When submitting a public notice day through Friday. Any interested party ship’s business his efforts to rein in spending at the the county’s face To obtain a license, each 0001260284-01 may appear at said hearing and participate advertisement, please indicate the therein in accordance with the rules of the administrator, county level. in a positive owner is required to present sat- name of the publication in which you Zoning Board of Adjustment. Timothy Gor- “We’ve given close to $100 mil- way—I can’t isfactory evidence that the dog wish to place the ad, and your David Tyms don, and the lion [to the county] in the past emphasize it or cat has a current effective Applicant township’s past three years, and you have to ask, enough.” rabies immunization. requested run date(s). Also provide The Item 1607538 and current and ‘What are we getting for it?’ It gets Baer He said he has License fees are $10.20 for billing name, address, telephone Fee $17.20 mayors, Tom more and more frustrating,” made phone calls non-spayed or neutered and number, and daytime telephone _ January 26, 2006 McDermott and McDermott said. For the past two to the county executive and the $7.20 for spayed or neutered. (if different). Prepayment required Dan Baer, Gordon years, McDermott has been an freeholders to gain their support Certificate of neutering or nota- unless previously credit-approved. NOTICE OF HEARING respectively, active member of Change County for grant proposals before them for rized statement must be pre- Board of Adjustment of the offered their perspectives in inter- Government, a improvements to the Cora sented for the $3 discount. Line rate: Township of Millburn, New Jersey views over the past few weeks. grass-roots organi- Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Licenses can be obtained at TAKE NOTICE that Sanford Weiss has 43¢ made an application to the Millburn Town- “You can’t minimize the impor- zation of munici- Sanctuary, Greenwood Gardens the Millburn Health Depart- A notarized affidavit will automatically ship Board of Adjustment in connection with tance of having a new leader at the pal officials and and the Taylor Park basketball ment, which is open 8:30 a.m. be mailed to advertiser certifying proof the construction, alteration of an addition on state level,” Gordon said. administrators court. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through of publication within five business days. Property in Millburn Township, located at 2 The new governor could have seeking to reform “I stressed we’re interested in Friday. To obtain a license by Hickory Road Block 4703, Lot 18, which re- an influence on pay-ins for pen- county govern- improving the facilities that are mail, call the department at Fee $20 quires the following bulk variance relief: 505 (accessory use related to patio setbacks) sions, budget caps and the amount ment. McDermott used by so many county residents,” (973) 564-7087. and 606.2e3d. (garage doors shall not face of aid the township receives from pledged to contin- Baer said. Check public notices online at street) the state, according to Gordon. McDermott ue his efforts At the state level, the mayor said northjersey.com or The Applicant may also seek other varian- Corzine may also make deep cuts through that orga- he has made inquiries with the njpublicnotices.com ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- in state agencies, as others before nization, which has sponsored a Department of Transportation ing the course of the hearing on this Applica-

0001260284-01 tion. The application is now Cal. #2672 on him, including former governor number of forums on possible regarding a grant proposal for the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled Christine Whitman, did, or he alternatives to the current county rehabilitating the Short Hills train Township seeking NOTICE OF HEARING for a hearing on February 6, 2006 at 7:00 might give municipalities a freer system. station. Board of Adjustment of the p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- hand to administer their own bud- Proposed legislation sponsored He also said he will do his best board volunteers Township of Millburn, New Jersey burn, New Jersey. All documents relating to gets, the administrator added. by state Sen. Thomas Kean Jr. that to strengthen relations with the TAKE NOTICE that Jill Brenner has made this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily Gordon foresees a six-month would have allowed the township governor’s office and he will let the The Township Committee an application to the Millburn Township Board of Adjustment in connection with the between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., period of transition while Corzine to secede from Essex County died assemblymen who represent the has announced it is searching construction, alteration of a garage and roof Monday through Friday. Any interested party settles into office and crafts his this session, McDermott noted, township, who are both Republi- for residents who are builders, extension on Property in Millburn Township, may appear at said hearing and participate budget, which is to be presented in saying he would ask the senator to cans, know he is interested in forg- architects, engineers or business located at 42 Hobart Avenue, Short Hills therein in accordance with the rules of the June. reintroduce the legislation. ing good relationships. owners to fill vacancies on the Block 1201, Lot 10, which requires the fol- Zoning Board of Adjustment. lowing bulk variance relief: Section Sanford Weiss The administrator noted munic- The legislation would have facil- When asked if being a Democ- Zoning Board of Adjustment 606.2e1d) 2a) Front Yard and Building Cov- Applicant ipalities will likely be cautious in itated a municipality’s move to the rat will be an asset in dealing with and the Planning Board. erage. The Item 1607270 constructing their budgets and may county of its choice. other levels of government, Baer Residents who are may be The Applicant may also seek other varian- Fee $14.19 submit their budgets for state “I don’t forget that 88 percent of replied, “We’re members of the interested in volunteering their ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- January 26, 2006 approval later than usual. the township’s citizens voted for county and we deserve what we time and talents to serve their ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- tion. The application is now Cal. #2664 on It remains to be seen how secession,” McDermott said. “I deserve. I’ll be working to get our town are encouraged to com- the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled LEGAL NOTICE Corzine tackles some of the larger believe in it.” fair share.” plete a volunteer interest form, for a hearing on February 6, 2006 at 7:00 On January 9, 2006, the Board of Adjust- issues affecting local residents, McDermott listed issues on which can be obtained on the p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- ment of the Township of Millburn, County of township’s Web site, burn, New Jersey. All documents relating to Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- www.twp.millburn.nj.us,atthis application are on file in the office of the tion of Andrew and Lenni Perry, 13 Tioga Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily Pass to erect addition on the site. Town Hall, or by calling the between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., The determination of said Board is now on township clerk’s office at (973) Monday through Friday. Any interested party file in the office of the Board Secretary and is FIGURES chief, he would never take credit those items are so inexpensive to 564-7073. may appear at said hearing and participate available for inspection during normal busi- for the decline. He made the point buy and hard for a burglar to fence. Those residents who have therein in accordance with the rules of the ness hours. FROM PAGE A1 that a few years ago when the “Trends change in what’s an expressed interest in the past Zoning Board of Adjustment. Bunny Rice Jill Brenner Acting Secretary/ der from there.” number of burglaries was high, the appetizing target,” Boegershausen are encouraged to reapply with Applicant Clerk to the Board of Adjustment In the end, Boegershausen said targets were televisions and video said. “Someone with a criminal updated background informa- The Item 1607928 The Item 1601774 while he has seen the crime rate players. Now, he wonders if bur- mind is going to find something to tion. Fee $14.19 Fee $6.88 steadily drop during his tenure as glaries have dropped off because go after.” January 26, 2006 January 26, 2006 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, January 26, 2006 B11

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Tenants pay Hutch - Corner, Walnut Repairs, Liners Installed Attic,bsmt,shed,yrd,demo market. 20 minutes to fee. Call 973-744-8377 Gls Drs, 3 Shlvs Tp, 2 Bot PSEG Violations Correct - fully ins’d,free est,10% off Montclair-Bright mid-rise Rentals to Share 2360 beach. Newest growing For more information. Musical Instruction 1955 $120 Call 973-239-7962 ed, All Types of Masonry û973-773-0396û Home Health Services 1855 Apartments Furnished 2330 studio, updated galley kit, community. Call Ed at Montclair Realty Realtors Restoration/Waterproofing hw flrs, walk to stores 1-866-841-3191 AdrianaOtooleHomes.com #1 ùPERCY’S û û MONTCLAIR: (off South 201-444-8400 or 973- Clarinet Sax Flute /trans. 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Damien Fusco, pets/NS envir. $625 + 1mo Homes!!! $0 or Low Down! UPPER MONTCLAIR $15.00 Off 1st Time Free Est. 10% off w/ad eryone accepted! Call BA in Music 973-535-9290 MONTCLAIR- Cozy, clean sec. Avail Immediately. No credit OK! Valley Rd Business ATTENTION (973)744-3060 (Daytime) Reliable Polish Maid Svc 973-462-7106 WCG: 800-288-9214 PIANO Lessons: All ages! & convenient Studio, close Bank & Gov’t Repos avail- Distrtic. 2nd flr ofc unit A Guarantee your itms sell ext. 2344 LANDLORDS! Guaranteed! We don’t cut Private sessions,my home to stores & trans, com - ROSELAND 2 Bedrm, able now! HUD, VA, FHA avail immed. 450 S.F. at a TAG Sale by A&F201- “I’LL MOVE OR REMOVE We have qualified tenants time & corners. references IN HOME CARE or yours. Learn at your looking for houses, condos plete EIK + LR/BR combo, EIK, LR, W/D, attic, prkg For Listings Move in cond. Exc up - 444-8933 & 201-262-5510 ANYTHING!!!!” * Same person - always FOR THE ILL &ELDERLY own pace.û 973.783.5745 & apartments to rent! tile bth, laundry & prkg nr trans, 973-226-4134 800-746-5913 scale loc. 973-746-5151 Call Bobby, 973-744-7128 incl, all utils paid, $795 Home/Estate Sales 11yrs expBarbara or Peter Certified Home Health 973-509-3966 Government Foreclosed PIANO LESSONS: Your (973)994-7373 Upper Montclair,seekg sgl Harriet Greenholtz 201-274-3506 Junkin Irishman Aides - Lic, Bonded, Ins’d home. Noted teacher/ Homes!!! $0 or Low Down! Stores Sale/Rent 2485 TAG SALE UNLIMITED Live-in/Hrly(973)763-6134 young prof’l, walk ny bus/ Cleanouts/Demos: Attics, musician. M.A. Carnegie Montclair Ctr: 4 sunny rms train/shops. 973.534.4626 No credit OK! 973-467-2417 "A HAPPY HOME!" ALERT HOME SERVICES $1050, h/hw pd. 1BR, LR, Bank & Gov’t Repos avail- basemnts, garages, sheds re-citals. Begin-adv’d. CALDWELL JANINA’S CLEANING den,sunporch,1c prkg.Gail able now! HUD, VA, FHA junkinirishman.com LOWEST PRESCRIP - M. Palmieri 973-748-6462 Vacation Rentals NJ Retail or office space, 650 WENDY SANDS HOME, APT, OFFICE Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 2370 For Listings VI/MC 1-800-939-JUNK TION PRICES Less than ATTENTION sq. ft., 8’ ceilings, newly Estate & Content Sales SPECIALIST ~ Excl Refs Piano/Voice Lessons 800-746-5913 973-467-8175 / (973)340-3090 / Canada. Better Deal than 16 Yrs Exp.- All Ages LANDLORDS MONTCLAIR - Large 2nd Wildwood Crest / Diamond renov. building on highly Electrical Services 1770 Medicare D. Fosamax Irina (973) 751-1376 Sit Back & I will run Credit, flr apt, 3BR’s, 2bths, laun- Bch, Beaut Townhome on visible corner. Garage Sales 1385 A POLISH CLEANING 70mg $16.00, Plavix Employment & Reference dry rm, full kitchen, park - Atlantic Ave. 3BR, 2½ ba, Real Estate First Mountain Real Estate Honest & reliable. Clean AUTOMATIC STANDBY $41.00, Lipitor 20 Montclair Checks on Potential ing available. $2,000 h/hw pool, C/ac, WD, 4 decks. Broker. www.1stMtn.com houses, apts, condos, mg...$37.00/month. Tenants at No Cost! Refs req. 973-783-3338 Business (973)783-4500 BLOOMFIELD- 109 Essex GENERATORS Music Studio $2100wk July/Aug, + off ofcs, lndry, ironing. Good Viagra 100mg... $2.75/pill. Re/Max Village Square season avl. (973)291-4713 Ave. 1/28, 29th. 10-3pm. refs. Ins’d. 973-571-0660 For Homes & Business. Quality Instruction MONTCLAIR, Lg sunny Marketplace û Global Medicines. Realtors Ind. Owned and MOVING SALE furn, Installed by Lic. Electrical 1-866-634-0720 for Children & Adults Operated / Contact: 1BR apt w/ office area on Warehouse Storage 2490 A Polish Lady Can Clean Rooms 2390 clothes, toys, bric a brac + Contractor. NJ Lic #5459. www.globalmedicines.net. All Instruments, Level Debbie La Forge quiet st, nr NY trans. Pkg Your Home, apt or office, Call for Free Est. & Styles 973-509-2222 ext. 109 & all util inc. $1150/mo. Business Opportunities 2470 POMPTON PLAINS Rummage Sales/Bazaar 1390 10 yrs exp. Call Eva APowerNow Lighting & Therapist: Established 1978 Call 973-509-2604 Montclair- variety of pri - 973-779-4623 GHS Child & Parent Serv - 104 Watchung Ave. vate rms, avl w/ cooking Warehouse for Lease Electric. 1-888-884-1011 MONTCLAIR, Newly reno - ices. SLP, "CF", OT, PT Upper Montclair & share bath, near bus, ALL CASH CANDY Westpark Complex Verona Service League A Polish woman from vated, 4 rm apt, on quiet ON TIME ELECTRIC positions available in Pas - 783-4330 BELLEVILLE- 1BR apts stores, and trans, laundry ROUTE. Do you earn up 5,022 total sq. ft.-includes MID WINTER BAG SALE Clifton Can clean your st near NY trans, ceramic No Job Too small/Fully saic, Essex, Hudson, Ber - www.montclairmusic.com For Rent, Call 201-913- & prkg avl. $575 to $800/day? Your own 840 sq. ft. mezzanine Clearance Center House, Office, or Apt. tile kit & bth, EIK, w/w Avl Ins Lic #13042. 201-368- gen and Morris Counties. 9752 or 973-429-8444 (973)994-7373 local candy route. In- office area. 858 Bloomfield Ave. Free Est. (201)336-4075 3/1 $1300+ utils, 973-744- 7776 or 1-800-711-2193 Great Benefits-sign on bo - cludes 30 Machines and Warehouse has a full truck ûû FULL BAG $5 ûû Painting/Paperhanging 1970 0136 (D)973-783-7128(E) The Georgian Inn Hotel ALL Calls Ret’d in 10min nus. 212-684-0077 ext. BELLEVILLE - 3BR, 1bth, Candy. All for $9,995. Call loading dock with scissor ùJan 24, 10a-5p Apt/House/small ofc. qual - Rooms & Suites: Private 103 - 973-641-3770 $1300, available now. MONTCLAIR Renovated 1 1-800-460-4276. lift and ramp. ùJan 25, 6:30p-8:30p ity srvc, exp w/ref, free est Bath, Maid & Linen Serv. & Insurance 973-478-8246 Floors 1795 #1A&CPAINTINGLLC. Pets Ok. 201-522-7772 Br w/study on 1st flr, 3 Modern office area is div - ùJan 27, 10a-12p Int/Ext Wallpaper Drywall Daily, Wkly, Mnthly Rates Are you making $1,710 ided into equal halves, ù Home Improvements 1860 family. HW floors, lrg EIK, Jan 31, 10a-5p BRAZILIAN Cleaning Co. Pwr Wshr. (973)305-1260. BELLEVILLE (973)746-7156 8:30-2:30 per week? All cash vend - with each side featuring a ù 1½ bths, private deck, Feb 1, 6:30p-8:30p Res’l & Comm’l. Reason. FLOOR INSTALLATIONS Avail Immed. Studio Apts ing routes with prime loca - manager’s office and open ù #1 BJ PAINTING CO. w/dryer hkup, bus to NYC Feb 3, 10a-12p Prices. Free Est. 973-444- Lic. #13VH01231000 #1 A&C Construction LLC. with HT/HW inc. Old tions available now! Under office space. Fully wired Ceramic, Marble, Hardwd, Bath, Kitchen Floor, Bsmt Painting,wallpaper,drywall World Charm & Many at door, pkg, bright & sun- Real Estate $9,000 investment re- 7480 or 201-955-3268 Tile, Floors. Best Quality. ny. Avail 2/15, $1500 + for telecommunications Plywood, Laminates. Ins’d Decks & All Renovations Extras! Ask About Our For Sale quired. Call Toll and PC. Home Services Chris’ Cleaning Service Free Est. 201-447-4753 Fully Ins’d. 973-305-1260. Lowest prices,fully insured Move-In Specials!!! utils. Call 973-783-9364 Free (24-7) 10% off with ad. 973-472- û û Contact Ed Hoffman Real - Home & Office Refs Avail. 973-759-8537 MONTCLAIR- 800-637-7444. tor at 973-540-9740 Servicing North Jersey INSTALL CERAMIC TILE, #1 BJ Construction LLC 8425 or 201-652-3808 r BELLEVILLE Fantastic 2 BR, 2nd flr, for inspection. É Call 908-686-3056 Ç Wall or Floor. $3.99/sq ft. All types of construction Homes for Sale 2400 BLIND SHACK Bathrooms 1590 1Deleon Painting /Constr û Beautiful 2 Br w/FDR, den, ht/hw incl., 2 car INSTALL any glueless Additions,bathrooms, Tile, parking. $1494. FRANCHISES CLEANING BY MAGDA Inter/Ext,Plaster,sheetrick, dec FP, All lrg rms, lots of laminate flooring-$1.50/sf Basements, Floors, Attics. r 3 BR, 1st flr, form. DR, Control YOUR Future Your Business Bathroom REMODELING Home & Office , Reliable! Carpentry,Roofing, Mason, closets. New kit flr, new ATTENTION hardwd $2.00/sf. Min $300 Best quality,Lowest prices, LR, 1 car prkg, $1450. Be Your Own Boss! inclds: Plumbing/Elect. Lic $ Reasonably Priced $ concrete , full tile work new refrig & stove. All new Gets Refs,Ins’d.Lic#13VH01231 Fully insured. 10% off with GLEN RIDGE HOMEOWNERS Home-based/No Inventory 13VH01231 201.447.2644 Call (973)268-1171 & repair, Kitchens,Steps, WW, 1 off Str. pkg. Avail Thinking of Selling? Attention 201-447-4753 this ad. 201-404-9557 r Pristine 1 BR, 1st flr, Low Overhead! High Patios, Sidewalks, Brick immed $1200 + utils. Call for a No Obligation den, ht/hw, $1395. Profit Margins! in the Paver, Free Estimates. û Mod 2 Bedrm, refrig, Market Analysis First Mountain Real Estate www.blindshack.com 973-985-4675 / 783-3574 W/D, DR, Avail 12/15. Re/Max Village Square Classifieds Broker, www.1stMtn.com 888-624-1718 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE $1050 + utils. Realtors Ind. Owned and ADS PAINTING-Int/Ext 973-783-4500 Great Opportunity! Realtor 973-743-2306 Operated / Contact: Serious inquiries only. Pwrwash, Wallpaper, û û If you have an item to sell for less free est. 201-398-9352 RP MARZULLI CO MONTCLAIR’S FINEST Debbie La Forge South Mountain Apts 973-509-2222 ext. 109 A Wonderful Job Painting BLOOMFIELD:1BR apt, 2 û û lg rms & med. sz LR, new 1 Month Free Rent than $100 we’ll run your 3 line ∂Ext/Int ∂Wall papering 2 & 3 BRs ∂Sheetrock 973-667-7061 EIK, small pets ok, ht/hw incl’d, $995. 201-519-6000 2-3 Baths. Oversized rms. HOMES FOR SALE classified ad for $9.99 for 2 weeks FAMILY BUDGET Paint’g Renovated Kit, rec rm, ForSaleByOwners Int/ext-wllper-home imprv BLOOMFIELD-1BR, heat gar. Elegant, neighbor- SellitYourselfUsa.com All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad Free est. 973-470-8284 incl, mod kit and bath, no hood. Beautiful grounds. 800-241-8557 & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. pets, $850/mo, avail Near NYC transp. $2000- ûINTERIOR PAINTING û immed. (973)743-7199 $2350, includes h/hw. Call LAND, LAKES, CAMPS @ One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales Sheetrock Repairs,Reas. want to Mon-Fri 9-5 973-763-8454 www.landandcamps.com No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample Rates, Reliable, Exp. Ins BLOOMFIELD 2nd flr, 2 eves/wknds 973 744-6371 Call 1-800-229-7843. time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a Charles 973-746-4329 Br w/deck in heart of 89 Acre Forest with Trout MONTCLAIR:Studio/no kit total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS downtown. C/A, Live/work, Stream- $99,900. 76 Acre Multicolor Painting walk to trans & shops, $750;1&2 BR $950-$1250 Hunting Land- $49,900. 6 bright & sunny, inclds Sect. 8 OK 973-744-7831 sell? Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) • Powerwashing Acres- Tug Hill Campsite- • Wallpaper Removal prkg. Avail immed $1325 Montclair- $10,900. 6.6 Acres and mail to: The Montclair Times, The Item of Millburn incl heat. 973-783-9364 • Airless Spray • Sparkling The Montclarion with Private Pond Access- • Sheetrock • Painting $35,900. 6 Acres with and Short Hills, Verona-Cedar Grove Times BLOOMFIELD Lg 3BR NO FEE! 1 BR Apt in • Quality Work, Reliable Adirondack Cabin- Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, townhouse, lg backyard, luxury elevator bldg, su - $29,900. Over 100 Sale PO Box 471, West Paterson, New Jersey 07424-0471 973-569-9398 attic, bsmt, laundry, near per, lndry, prkg on prem - Properties throughout Free Est. & Reasonable Rates NY trans, avail immed, ises, across from Bay St NYS. Very high quality in $1450. (973)219-9603 train station. $995+utils Please run my classified ad as follows: ideal locations. Pacifico Interior Specialist Call 973-783-6151 Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces BLOOMFIELD CALL NOW! Taping & Spackling, Paint - û want to Lrg 1 Br, $895 Montclair-Updated 1st flr per line. 3 lines minimum. ing, Paper Removal & û MONTCLAIR $359,000 Hanging, (973)692-1040 1 Br $825 2BR garden apt, parquet ______û Studio $650. ½ FEE flrs, ample closets, NY bus Priced to Sell! Nice 2 Fam. Painting $60/ Room PAID. H/HW included, at doorstep.Avl 3/1. $1450 Sep utilities, All new appli- ______Min. 3 Rm’s. Your paint. parking, lndry. H/HW incl. Prudential Zinn ances, oversized Kit, û Bright & Sunny. Walking buy? ______Phone # ______20 yrs exp. 201-284-2601 1st flr, 4 rms, 1br $1000 Associates REALTORS or 732-213-8744 H/HW incld. Avail immed Indep owned/ oper. 973- Dist to train, schls, park. Taxes $4,500. Call Milen Name ______PAINTING/FLOORING Realtor 973-743-2306 744-5544 x400, or rentals ûRP MARZULLI COû @prudentialzinn.com Cerino Claridge Realty for Address ______Interior painting & Pergo appt @ 973-634-5216 flooring. Affordable Free CALDWELL- Montclair/Upper-Grab it! City______Zip ______est. Sean, 973-650-4779 Absolutely gorgeous & Totally renov 1BR on quiet fully renov. 2 BR apt., 1 off st nr park & NY bus, FDR, Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card Plastering 1980 street parking space, 1 car pkg. Avail 2/1. $1200 brand new dishwasher, +utils. Prudential Zinn ❏ Mastercard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover ❏ AmEx Plastering & Carpentry washer /dryer in unit. Associates REALTORS All Types. 45 years in Bus. First Mountain Real Estate Indep owned/ oper. 973- Number# ______Exp Date ______All work by Owner, Ins’d. Broker. www.1stMtn.com 744-5544 x400, or rentals 0000112507-01 CLICK ON US Call 973-226-5867 973-783-4500 @prudentialzinn.com classifieds. 0000254888-01 northjersey.com

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HONORED FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT Contest to rename restaurant beginning at noon tomorrow John and Mary Marrone, own- first one submitted wins. ers of the Fore Seasons, a township The winner must relinquish all restaurant located on the East rights to the name, and will receive Orange Golf Course, have a trip to Las Vegas, Nev., valued up announced a contest for renaming to $1500. their restaurant. The winning name will be The Marrones made the deci- announced at a special event held sion to change their restaurant’s at the restaurant in March. name following a 10-month legal The Marrones encourage con- dispute with the Four Seasons testants to be creative, submit only restaurant in New York City over one entry per person and to trademark infringement. The cou- remember that although the term ple has operated their family-run “fore” is permitted, it is not restaurant under the name “Fore required to be part of the new Seasons” for nearly 10 years. name. The rules of the contest are as The Fore Seasons restaurant, follows: Entry forms can be picked opened in 1996, serves continental up at the restaurant, located at 440 cuisine with an Italian flair. Parsonage Hill Road, beginning at The restaurant offers a dining noon tomorrow. room and bar serving lunch and Participants can enter any name dinner, as well as private affairs. they wish, as long as it does not The live entertainment and out- contain the word “seasons.” door patio overlooking the golf The contest will end Tuesday, course makes The Fore Seasons a March 7, and will run on a first- neighborhood favorite. come, first-serve basis; if the win- The restaurant is closed on ning name is a duplicate entry, the Mondays. Chamber hosting breakfast PHOTO COURTESY OF AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE The Millburn-Short Hills Cham- NJ Professional Coaching Associa- Township residents Art and Joanne Weinbach, seated, were honored by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) Jan. 11 at the ber of Commerce will host a “Busi- tion and president of Team Glob- Hilton Short Hills. Wishing them well are, from left, Linda Kohl, president of the AJC Metro NJ, Lee Cooperman, event ness at Breakfast” Tuesday at the al Network, will conduct a coach- chairman, Sen. Frank Lautenberg, honorary chairman, and Jonathan Alter, Newsweek senior editor. offices of Team Global Network at ing session with emphasis on 321 Millburn Avenue, Suite 8 and learning five key steps for setting 9. professional goals for 2006. The event begins at 8 a.m. and Space is very limited and reser- lasts until 9:15 a.m. The cost is $10 vations will be accepted on a first per person for Chamber members come-first serve basis. For infor- Essex County clerk coming to town’s library and $15 for non-members and mation or to register, call the includes continental breakfast. Chamber of Commerce at (973) The Essex County Clerk driver’s license, a governmental All applicants, including minors, foreign visas—need to make an Edmond Antoine, a master cer- 379-1198 or e-mail info@mill- Christopher Durkin will be avail- identification card or a previous must appear in person to obtain a appointment at the Philadelphia tified coach, past president of the burnchamber.com. able to process passports, notary U.S. passport not more than 15 U.S. passport. Passport Agency by calling (215) oaths and veterans licenses and file years old. The U.S. Department of State 418-5937. For more information physicians licenses at the Millburn If none of these means of iden- has set new fees for U.S. passports, about obtaining a passport, call Free Public Library Monday, Feb. tification is available, the applicant effective March 8. There is a $67 (973) 621-4920. DMDA sets first meeting of 2006 27, from 2 to 8 p.m. must be accompanied by an iden- fee for adults, $52 for children 15 For notary public services, the The Downtown Millburn \The agenda will include the Those seeking assistance tifying witness who has known the and under, payable at the time the fee is $15, payable in cash, by mon- Development Alliance (DMDA) installation of officers and an through the outreach program applicant for at least two years, is a passport application is filed. Allow ey order or certified check payable will have its first meeting of the overview of the organization, its should arrive at least 30 minutes U.S. citizen or resident alien, and six weeks prior to the date of to the Essex County Clerk. 2006 Board of Directors Tuesday, goals and objectives and plans for prior to closing time must be able to establish his own departure for passport processing. Those seeking veterans’ licenses Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. at the Paper 2006. Both parents must be present identity by one of the primary Payment can be made by mon- must bring a DD 214 form in addi- Mill Carriage House on Brookside For further information, call the before a passport is issued to chil- means listed above. ey order, or personal or certified tion to proof of residency and sig- Drive. DMDA at (973) 379-2341. dren under 13 years old. Only one The applicant must have three check, payable to the U.S. Depart- nature. parent must be present for appli- alternate forms of identification, ment of State. Those filing physicians’ licenses cants 14 or older. Exceptions may such as a school identification A processing fee of $30 per must bring $25 in cash, money be made in special family or exi- card, credit card, or Social Securi- applicant can be paid with cash, order or certified check. CROSSWORD gent circumstances requiring ty card, and the witness. money order or certified check, For more information, call the immediate travel, or if one parent Non-citizen parents applying for payable to the Essex County Clerk. Essex County Clerk’s Office, (973) by David Levinson Wilk has sole authority to obtain the children’s passports must have a With routine processing, pass- 621-4918, or visit www.essex- 123 45678 9 10111213 passport. resident’s card or valid foreign ports are received within six weeks. clerk.com. Those applying for passports passport. Those needing expedited service At the present time, the clerk’s 14 15 16 must bring with them a birth cer- The applicant also must have pay the additional fee, plus office is no longer issuing ABC tificate containing a raised seal and two, two-inch square passport overnight delivery and receive their identification cards to Essex Coun- 17 18 19 date of registration from the city or photos with him at the time of passports within two weeks. ty residents, due to a temporary state of birth or naturalization application, as well as a Social Those needing passports in less suspension by the state. For more 20 21 22 papers and identification such as a Security number. than 14 days—for travel or to obtain information, call the clerk’s office. 23 24 25 26 27

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