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“We’ve been working hard for five years. Serving our Community Don’t think this happened overnight. Since 1888 This has been years in the making.” Item Nicholas Romano Jr. November 17, 2005 Chairman of the local Democratic Committee, on the Democrats’ 75 cents weekly of Millburn and Short Hills capture of two seats on the Township Committee www.theitemonline.com
WIENER WELCOME ELECTION Steinberg, Suell learning ropes By Patricia Harris members-elect of The Item said they are The two Democrats elected to looking forward the Township Committee in last to implementing week’s elections are seeking to some of their make a smooth transition to their campaign new posts, which they will assume promises that in January. can be accom- Ellen Steinberg and James F. Steinberg plished in the Suell said this week they are being short term. included in the Committee’s delib- Steinberg said erations for the remainder of the one of the candi- year and are studying materials to dates’ goals was get up to speed on various issues to improve traffic facing the governing body. Stein- safety, and to that berg met with Mayor Thomas C. end, more cross- McDermott Friday to get acquaint- ing guards for ed and discuss in a general way the pedestrians at future of the township, she said. Suell dangerous inter- Suell said he has known two of sections could be the other Committee members, added and police enforcement of Republicans Sandra H. Haimoff traffic laws could be stepped up. and McDermott, for many years, She said she hopes residents will and he has always had cordial rela- comply with the regulations. ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM tions with them. The fifth Com- “The police department needs Shaun Hanna, a northern New Jersey native, welcomes visitors to the famous Oscar Mayer Wienermobile during the grand mittee member next year will be to know they’re supported,” she reopening of Kings Supermarket on Morris Turnpike last weekend. Hanna, an Oscar Mayer “hotdogger,” gave residents tours Daniel Baer, another Democrat said. of the 27-foot long frankfurter and passed out Wienerwhistles. The Wienermobile has been around for nearly 70 years and who began his three-year term last Speaking on the same issue, has been fascinating children of all ages since its inception. year. Meanwhile, both Committee SEE STEINBERG, PAGE B10
INTERFAITH POLITICS Thanksgiving service set Party leaders evaluate Organizers of the Interfaith Church and Community Congre- Rabbi Laurence W. Groffman Thanksgiving Service are hoping gational Church. of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun the inclusion of students from the “Having the students here will will deliver the sermon, “Partners Millburn High School Chorale enliven the service and enrich our with God,” based on Leviticus 23. outcome of elections will add a youthful note and help experience,” the Rev. Johann J. He said this week he will raise draw in a larger crowd for the Bosman of Community Congre- the possibility that the origins of annual event, scheduled for Sun- gation Church, one of the orga- the American Thanksgiving lie in By Harry Trumbore ratic victory, according to Romano, tion Day and asked where the day at 5 p.m. in Community Con- nizers, said this week. The service, the Jewish holiday of Succoth. of The Item may have been Committeeman bond referendum was listed on the gregational Church. sponsored by the Millburn-Short One of the themes that comes out A week after the elections, local Daniel Baer, the Democratic who ballot. The 35-voice select chorale will Hills Clergy Association, includes of Succoth, he said, is that human political leaders from both parties defeated incumbent Linda Seel- He nonetheless sensed a great join choirs from Congregation clergy from a number of houses of are hesitant about drawing conclu- bach for a Committee seat in last deal of anti-Bush sentiment at the B’nai Jeshurun, St. Rose of Lima worship in the township. SEE INTERFAITH, PAGE B10 sions about the strong showing of year’s election. local level. Democratic candidates. “Ellen and Jim’s victory was a “That’s unusual for this town- Last week, Democratic chal- mandate on the job Dan has done ship,” McDermott said. “For local lengers Ellen Steinberg and James and the way he is responsive to res- elections, people have always vot- Suell captured the two open seats idents,” Romano said. For their ed for the candidate and for the on the Township Committee, beat- part, the two Democratic candi- issues.” The mayor noted, however, ing Republicans Jeffrey Dahlman dates, Romano added, “literally “The trend is more to vote the par- and incumbent Salvatore Bate. rang doorbells and were out cam- ty line.” Athough some pundits claim the paigning every weekend starting in Romano believes two campaign victories of Democratic candidates August.” mistakes were made by the Repub- statewide came on the coattails of Mayor Thomas C. McDermott, licans. First, they refused to come Sen. Jon Corzine’s victory in the a Republican, said the election was to a debate sponsored by the gubernatorial race, as well as a “disappointing and confusing to Wyoming Civic Association. Sec- backlash against the agenda of the me.” He can’t understand how ond, he said a letter from McDer- Bush presidency, local leaders Steinberg, despite having recently mott to local Republicans at the questioned the effect national and moved to the township and having end of the campaign backfired. state politics have on municipal no political experience, he said, McDermott defended the letter, politics. received the highest vote count of labeling it “a call to arms for “Locally, it doesn’t matter at all,” the four candidates, “to knock off a Republicans.” The letter, he said, said Nicholas Romano Jr., chair- third-term incumbent.” warned voters that a Democratic man of the local Democratic Com- The mayor said he didn’t believe victory might mean town affairs mittee. “People vote for the candi- the victory was issue-based and could become increasingly influ- dates who they think can best do suspects that controversy over an enced by outside parties from the the job.” impending vote on a school bond county and state. ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM Romano said victorious Democ- referendum impacted the munici- “Town politics has never been rats have topped the ticket in sev- pal election. ‘political,’” McDermott said. “The Preparing for Sunday’s Interfaith Thanksgiving Service are, from left, Rabbi Stephen Bayar of eral past elections, but made the “I hope the issues weren’t cloud- management of the town has been Congregation B’nai Israel, president of the Millburn-Short Hills Clergy Association, Rabbi point that the victories did not ed by the school bond issues,” he for the good of the town, never Laurence Groffman of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, who will deliver the sermon, and the translate into township wins. said, explaining at least a dozen Rev. Johann Bosman of Community Congregational Church, who is hosting the service. The person behind the Democ- people approached him on Elec- SEE LEADERS, PAGE B10
AMERICAN LEGION New park honors veterans By Patricia Harris bushes, shrubs and benches, and a opened with a wreath-laying by the of The Item large stone capped with a statue of St. Rose Council of the Knights of an eagle in flight has been placed Columbus. The Millburn High The township’s new veterans near the front. School Brass Ensemble performed memorial park attracted a large The inscription on the plaque “Closer My God to Thee,” and crowd and a great deal of interest says, “For those who fought for it, Edward Gallitelli, post comman- to Veterans Day ceremonies Friday life has a flavor the protected nev- der, and Robert G. Roth, vice com- at the American Legion Guy R. er knew—The Veteran.” The park mander, gave ceremonial readings. Bosworth Post No. 140 on Main also contains a cannon donated by The park dedication included a Street. the federal government. presentation of colors and a flag The attendees crowded around The dedication of the park drew raising with members of the D’An- the centerpiece of the memorial about 150 residents and family drea family standing by. One of the park, a plaza made of 900 red brick members who braved cold tem- members of their family, U.S. Army pavers. Approximately 350 of the peratures and blustery winds to Staff Sgt. Peter John D’Andrea, has pavers have been inscribed with hear a gun salute, commemoration been serving in Iraq, and the flag the names of veterans or patriotic services by local clergy, speeches raised during the ceremony was messages, and those who con- by the mayor and deputy mayor flown over Camp Spiecher in Iraq. tributed bricks took time before and musical presentations by the Township resident Victoria Can- PATRICIA HARRIS/THE ITEM and after the ceremonies to search high school’s brass ensemble and nizzo sang “The National Members of the American Legion Post Guy R. Bosworth Post No. 140 join with flag bearers for their loved ones’ names. Sur- chorus. from township police and fire departments to form the color guard during Veterans Day rounding the brick plaza are rose The Veterans Day ceremonies SEE PARK, PAGE B15 ceremonies Friday at the post. For more photos, see Pages B14, B15 and B16.
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By Harry Trumbore drinking. Because the officers “I’ve heard of an unprecedented Township attorney Judith of The Item determined the boys were in dan- amount of parties this fall,” Gruska Kramer, who specializes in juvenile ger, they called paramedics and the said. “That’s why we’re re-enforc- law, said the incidents indicate par- Millburn police Detective boys were transported to Overlook ing our efforts to reach the parents ents have to be more diligent in the Edward de la Fuente can’t say for Hospital. and redoubling our efforts to get community. ENJOY sure if there is a rise in teenage “Even though they weren’t feel- parents to discuss “safe houses” Parents could face potential lia- drinking in the township, but the ing lucky at the time,” de la Fuente training. bility if something happens in their events of one recent night have left said, “they are lucky they are OK.” Since the program was institut- home, she said, and warns that LIFE WITHOUT him worried. Because the Millburn party was ed last year, Gruska said, there are neighbors should be alerted if a BACK & NECK PAIN Four teenagers were hospital- reportedly thrown by a juvenile now 125 town households where teen is going to be left alone at ized within hours of each other whose parents weren’t on the one or both parents have taken the home while the parents, for Make our comprehensive evaluation your after overindulging at two separate scene, according to de la Fuente, training. instance, stay overnight for an out- parties the evening of Oct. 29. the boy was charged with serving “We go through suggestions of-state wedding. FIRST STEP toward relief. “In six years as a juvenile officer, alcohol to a minor. how to supervise kids when their “And don’t ever leave a teenag- If you have acute back and I don’t recall four kids going to the Parents were present at the ear- friends come over,” Gruska said. er without supervision if other neck pain from a recent trauma or hospital in one night,” de la Fuente lier party, the detective said. According to the M-MAC pres- teenagers are going to be present,” chronic pain from an existing said last week. However, according to the ident, there are many techniques Kramer added. “No one got hurt condition, come to SPINE & PAIN Police first were alerted to a par- detective, no one—including the parents can use to halt underage this time, but what about next CENTERS without delay for unrivaled ty at a Short Hills address around parents—was aware the two girls drinking. time?” she asked. diagnosis and care by the area’s most 9:25 p.m. after two 15-year-old were imbibing and no one was Gruska suggests meeting the Kramer has offered to consult elite team of physicians – certified by girls were discovered to be sick charged in that incident. young guests at the door to ensure with concerned parents free of top institutions, such as Harvard from excessive alcohol consump- De la Fuente said the two inci- no one arrives already intoxicated. charge if they call her Essex Street and Johns Hopkins: tion, the detective said. dents have shocked many town- Have the guests immediately store office at (973) 921-9190. Paramedics reportedly were ship parents and township officials. their coats and backpacks in a Gruska said she routinely places • Your entire physical condition will E39972-01 called to the scene and the girls “It’s a pretty big concern to us,” room away from the partying to M-MAC contact information in be evaluated by back and neck pain were taken to St. Barnabas Med- he said. “It’s extremely dangerous make it harder to retrieve smug- monthly PTO newsletters for mid- specialists who are also trained in ical Center for treatment. behavior they’re engaging in.” gled bottles of liquor, she advises, dle and high school parents. internal medicine, orthopedics and Called to a Millburn address The incidents also concern Bar- and never let guests leave the Parents wishing to learn more neurosurgery. around 10:30 p.m., police reported bara Gruska, president of the Mill- house and return later. about the “safe homes” program • Minimally invasive treatment will finding two boys, 16- and 17-years- burn Municipal Alliance Commit- They may be drinking outside, can call her at (973) 467-0149. be tailored to your personal needs. old, who were sick from excessive tee for Drug Awareness (M-MAC). she said. • Take your FIRST STEP toward Anil Sharma MD, D.A.B.P.M. relief by calling now! 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Richmond’s car was struck Marylane Burry of Spring- the contents of the glove compart- caught the attention of two passing struck from behind by another field, 62, who was crossing the ment onto the front seat. motorists, who in turn, had an vehicle driven by Sean Coghlan of street, reportedly knocking Burry A Lawrence Drive couple said accident of their own. West Caldwell, 22, who told police to the ground. someone entered their 2003 Infini- Far Brook is a small, Police said Venancio F. Ribeiro his attention was diverted by the Watt told police she did not see ti and 2005 Odyssey and took of Newark, 59, was attempting to accident scene. the pedestrian due to the shadows. approximately $22 in change from Far Brook coeducational day school in pull out from Fairfield Drive onto Richmond complained of back Burry, who reportedly suffered the vehicles. During the same time Short Hills for children from Old Short Hills Road around 2:45 pain and Coghlan told police he abrasions to her leg, refused med- period, two additional similar p.m. when his car struck township suffered from neck pain. ical treatment. break-ins were reported on North- Nursery through the Eighth resident Barbara Fort, 52, who was First aid squad members trans- No charges were filed, police brook Drive, one on Kilmer Drive grade. Since its founding in riding a bicycle. ported Richmond, Coghlan and said. and one on Millburn Avenue near Members of the Millburn-Short Fort to St. Barnabas Medical Cen- Bodwell Terrace. Among the items 1948, Far Brook has offered Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad ter for treatment. Coghlan also Car theft reported missing were registration treated Fort for a possible fractured received a summons for careless Residents reported a number of and insurance cards, a navigation its students an innovative and arm while police charged Ribeiro driving. vehicles were broken into some- compact disc, a purse and a pair of challenging academic with careless driving. Township resident Madge Watt, time between 8 p.m. Saturday and designer sunglasses. curriculum in which great music, literature and art are FIRE a natural part of each child’s a small school of daily life. uncommon quality where education is considered an Art. OPEN HOUSE Honeymooners heat up hotel room By Harry Trumbore camera for any hot spots. boiler. Residents of a second floor The Mall at Short Hills Nov. 9. of The Item Firefighters assisted firefighters apartment on Spring Street report- According to reports, they discov- Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005 from neighboring towns who put ed a smoky condition in the build- ered an overheated elevator motor Reports of smoke in a hotel out a fire on the second floor of a ing Friday around 8 p.m. It was was responsible for the alarm. RSVP: 973-379-3442 room drew firefighters to The residential building on Boyden determined by fire personnel to be They disconnected power to the Hilton Short Hills Friday shortly Avenue in Maplewood Monday a steam leak. elevator and ordered it to be before 8:30 p.m. shortly after midnight. Firefighters Firefighters were drawn to placed out of service until repairs The fire was extinguished by the searched the premises and helped Chatham to investigate a reported couldbemade. Far Brook time fire personnel arrived. with the overhaul and examination burning odor in a residence the According to reports, the room of the second floor for any exten- afternoon of Nov. 10. The odor Correction School was occupied by a honeymooning sion of the fire. reportedly was traced to a faulty couple who placed lighted candles A Mechanic Street resident belt inside a washing machine. Lat- In its Nov. 10 issue, The Item 52 Great Hills Road on the floor. At some point, the bed called fire personnel Saturday er that day, fire personnel were incorrectly reported the number of spread reportedly fell off the bed morning to report water leaking called to a Forest Drive South res- eligible voters who did not cast bal- Short Hills and came into contact with the from several radiators. According idence and found a faulty belt was lots on Election Day.
www.farbrook.org E54416-01 candles. to reports, the boiler was overfilled causing a washing machine to emit Out of a pool of 12,828 regis- Firefighters reported minor due to faulty shut off valves. Fire a burning odor. tered voters, 5,951 eligible voters in All decisions on admissions are made without damage to the bed and checked personnel tightened the valves and An activated smoke alarm drew the township did not cast ballots regard to race, religion, sex or national origin. the room with a thermal imaging drained the excess water from the firefighters to Bloomingdale’s at Nov. 8.
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The Downtown Millburn background in dealing with munic- • SPORTS and SPECIALTY CAMPS E44876-01 Development Alliance (DMDA) ipalities, grant writing, public will have a new president next administration and public rela- • TEEN TRAVEL year, as the result of the election of tions. Fredman also pointed to the • ACADEMIC PROGRAMS officers for 2006 at the organiza- development of a marketing com- tion’s board of directors meeting mittee composed of professionals Monday at Town Hall. in that field, whose charge is to • COMMUNITY Rebecca Greenberg, a co-owner determine the way the township’s SERVICE of The Garden Path on Millburn downtown is positioned relative to Avenue, will become president in others in the state. The customer PROJECTS January. Also elected as officers for attraction committee is to be 2006 are Joan Boiles, vice presi- merged under the marketing com- and much more! dent, Jim Weill, secretary, and mittee’s umbrella, according to Gene Spillane, treasurer. Boiles Fredman. and Weill are continuing in posi- He also said he encouraged the tions they held this year, and start of a finance committee 973-992-8198 Spillane, an assistant vice president charged with reviewing past finan- for business at PNC Bank, is new cial statements and making rec- PATRICIA HARRIS/THE ITEM Patti Roberts • Marge Heller to the board. ommendations to the executive The DMDA held its annual board which could lead to cost Marianne Kubick, chairman of the visual improvements and meeting immediately before the savings and streamlining of the beautification committee of the Downtown Millburn board of directors meeting, and at way the organization does busi- Development Alliance (DMDA), shows a proposed new sign to the earlier meeting, the results of ness. Fredman said Tuesday some fellow members of the organization during its board of district-wide elections of directors of the suggestions from the finance directors meeting Monday. The DMDA approved the purchase were announced. New directors committee have already been of five wooden signs to be placed at entrances to the for next year, in addition to implemented. The number of spe- downtown district. Spillane, are Carol Eisenstein, cial breakfasts at Charlie Brown’s owner of the Artistic Swan, Jim the DMDA sponsors will be new signs that will mark entrances Bruce W. Hill and Fred Smith, Opie, owner of Emerald Gardens, reduced from three to two for next to the downtown district. The co-chairmen of the finance com- and David Stone, co-owner of year, and one less band has been wooden signs, each approximate- mittee, delivered a report reviewing Nancy and David Fine Jewels. hired for the annual Snowflake ly 3-by-3 feet, will be placed at both the organization’s events, activities Spillane will be listed in the cate- Parade organized by the DMDA, ends of Millburn Avenue, on Main and record keeping during the past gory of professional, service and he said. Also on Tuesday, Fredman Street by Willow Street and by the year. The report, which was passed financial directors, while Eisen- said he believed he had been able South Mountain Reservation out during the meeting, is critical of stein, Opie and Stone will repre- to establish a positive and cooper- where traffic enters the township certain activities, including the car sent retail operators. ative relationship with the local near the Paper Mill Playhouse. show and the farmers market, Art Fredman, who will continue Chamber of Commerce. For the Klein introduced the organiza- which were shown to be losing as DMDA president through first time in recent history, he said, tion’s $244,000 budget for next money. In the report, Hill said the December, said Tuesday he was the two groups participated in a year, which was approved at the two activities do not seem to be in asked by the nominating commit- joint project with Halloween activ- end of the meeting. During the keeping with the DMDA’s stated tee to continue on for next year, ities for preschoolers, and he hopes course of the budget discussion, purpose of promoting an econom- although he declined. He said he additional partnerships for the some members of the audience ically successful downtown and viewed himself as a transitional benefit of the downtown can be questioned how much the organi- recruiting business to the district. leader and will continue to be generated. zation has in surplus, and they Steve Suskauer, a past president involved with the organization. Also at Monday’s board of were told the amount was $61,000 of the DMDA and a co-chairman He has volunteered to become a directors meeting, Marianne as of September. of the special events committee, member of the marketing commit- Kubick, chairman of the visual Mayor Thomas C. McDermott took issue with the report, noting, tee for next year, he said. improvements and beautification announced he will not be the “Not one of your committee mem- In a review of 2005 activities, committee, received approval from Township Committee’s liaison to bers ever contacted the committee Fredman said the organization had the board to spend $7,250 for five the DMDA next year. chairs to discuss the events.”
MHS GRAD Director making way in Chicago E54388-01 By Patricia Harris The other is and Michael Senior of Forest Dri- going into theater performance. of The Item “Three Sisters,” a ve, said her parents have always During college, however, she did Kimberly Senior, a 1991 Mill- classic Chekhov encouraged her to try her hand at volunteer work at a halfway house burn High School graduate, has play, at Strawdog many different activities, including for teenage girls, where she ended found a niche in the theater world Theater Company. being a candy striper in a local hos- up helping the girls write a play in Chicago. While the two pital and working in a bakery. She about their lives. That experience As a director and teacher of the- plays seem quite credits her interest in the theater to sparked her interest in teaching ater arts, she has been able to find disparate, Senior the exposure her parents gave her theater, and she has since gravitat- many creative opportunities in the said both hold and her siblings, Katie, a 1997 ed to directing, which gives her an 10 years she has lived there. Each Senior interest for her and MHS graduate, and Josh, a 2004 opportunity to take in the big pic- year, she said this month, she has both explore issues graduate. Senior’s parents also ture. been able to direct four or five of mortality and constancy. helped her start her own theater “I like the idea that collabora- plays. Senior moved to Chicago fol- company, CollaborAction, which is tion is possible and I can be part of Right now, Senior has two lowing her graduation from Con- now in its ninth season and has an a team,” she said. shows running, a situation she necticut College. She had been operating budget of a quarter of a For the time being, Senior is characterized as “rare and fortu- offered an internship in theater million dollars, according to committed to staying in Chicago. nate.” One of those is “Casanova,” education at the well-known Step- Senior. The company has grown to “The theater scene is so dynam- a comedy staged at the Chopin penwolf Theater, and she enjoyed the point where it now has a board ic,” she said. “I make a living in the Theatre by Collaboraction, a com- the work so much she continued. of directors and a corps of theater. I don’t know if I could in pany she started in 1997 almost by She still works for the organiza- investors, she said. In high school, New York. Right now there are accident when she staged a six- tion, running its Crosstown Pro- Senior said, she performed in the 150 offerings—I don’t even know night-only play in the basement of gram, in which students write plays musicals—including playing the everybody. a restaurant with $500 her parents and she directs them. role of Maria in “The Sound of “I don’t think I’ll be bored here gave her. Senior, the daughter of Ronnie Music”—and was committed to for a very long time,” she added.
ENVIRONMENT Arborists volunteer services to garden Greenwood Gardens has been perform a variety of arboricultural applied to the organization’s and operated by Greenwood Gar- selected by the New Jersey projects throughout the garden, administrative costs. dens, Inc., a New Jersey non-prof- Arborists Chapter of the Interna- including pruning, updating cables Donors providing supplies for it corporation established in 2003. tional Society of Arboriculture and lightning protection systems, the volunteer workday include The property was accepted into the (NJAISA) as the location for the aerating roots, fertilizing and township merchants Starbucks New Jersey Green Acres program group’s 2005 volunteer work day, removing hazardous trees. Coffee, Kings Supermarkets and and is a preservation project of the which will take place Saturday, The volunteer work day will the Bagel Chateau, as well as Garden Conservancy, a national Dec. 3. help improve the health, vigor and AlturnaMATS of Titusville, Pa., non-profit organization that works Each year the NJAISA chooses safety of Greenwood’s trees. As a and the Independent Protection to preserve America’s exceptional a location that will improve the fledging nonprofit public garden, Company in Goshen, Ind. Several gardens and share them with the conditions of trees on a public Greenwood will have nearly members of the Short Hills Garden public. property and serve the needs of a $100,000 worth of tree work com- Club will volunteer by serving For more information, call E54417 community. More than 100 volun- pleted in one day. Greenwood will lunch and homemade desserts to Greenwood Gardens at (973) 258- teer arborists from more than 25 make a contribution to the the workers. 4026 or visit the Web site at New Jersey tree companies will NJAISA, which will be directly Greenwood Gardens is owned www.greenwoodgardens.org. ‘If this were not bad enough, it is also worth pointing out that this bond referendum does Page A4XX little to refurbish the condition of our middle The Item of Millburn and Short Hills school’s existing facilities.’ November 17, 2005 www.TheItemOnline.com David Dwyer 2SLQLRQ Oxford Drive resident Crunch time We’ve just finished the campaign for two Township Com- mittee seats and now must look forward to deciding the fate of the $40.2 million school bond referendum, which goes before voters in less than a month. The debate over proposed construction at the middle and high schools has lasted over a year and has ranged from dis- cussion of demographics to arguments over construction safe- ty. In the coming days, a number of organizations are hosting forums to open the dialogue about the bond issue. One resi- dent is organizing showings of his videotape about facilities needs. Other residents—both for and against the construction plan—have built sophisticated and informative Web sites. We urge all residents to avail themselves of these resources and to study the enormous amount of information that, no doubt, will be made available in the days to come. But all the studies, all the debating, won’t mean a thing if people don’t vote. In last Tuesday’s election, more than 50 percent of the town- ship’s registered voters cast ballots. Let’s have that kind of par- ticipation—or better—on Dec. 13, when residents have the chance to vote on the referendum. Veterans park The township celebration of Veterans Day this year was something special. Not only did a large crowd turn out this year to honor the men and women who have served in the armed forces, they also were able to examine and appreciate the new Veterans Memorial Park. The park is a plaza composed of approximately 900 brick pavers, of which approximately 350 have been inscribed with the names of loved ones or patriotic messages. The memorial park provides the perfect setting to reflect on /HWWHUV WR WKH (GLWRU those family members and friends who have unselfishly given Objects to middle dren who will go through the trailers because there could be over the next three years in a their energy, their time and sometimes their lives, and the middle school during its con- safety issues related to hooking school that boasts an attractively names and inscriptions on the pavers serve to remind us of the school building plan struction. up plumbing above the $4 mil- small class size of 20 students per sacrifice strangers have made on our behalf. Editor, The Item: Furthermore, given this signifi- lion geothermal field that our classroom. In December, I will Those who have seen the park’s construction through to Who will really be hurt the cant complexity, the construction school made the mistake of be voting no and asking our most if the December school might become fraught with putting in several years ago. school board to come back with completion deserve a round of applause. bond referendum is passed? If delays and the plan then would The only person who benefits a plan for the middle school that There are still more than 500 blank pavers available to be you haven’t already guessed it, certainly take four school years from making the middle school does not compromise its educa- inscribed. the answer is the children who to complete instead of three as addition so much more expan- tional environment and more The conflict in the Middle East dominates the news and has will be forced to go through the we have been promised. sive and complex than the origi- importantly does not endanger middle school during the many Why? When the LRPC drew nal LRPC plan is the architect, the welfare of our children. set off a heated national debate we haven’t experienced since years of construction. This is the up specific schematics for a mid- who we all know gets paid a per- If this were not bad enough, it the 1960s. At the same time, however, men and women in the realization of many parents, dle school expansion it central- centage based on how much our is also worth pointing out that armed services are left to carry on their duties in situations that including myself, who in the next ized the construction in one iso- town spends. this bond referendum does little year or two will have middle lated area so as to limit disrup- Is it necessary to sacrifice so to refurbish the condition of our border on madness. school students. tion to the school. However, many children’s middle school middle school’s existing facilities. Show that you care. Buying a paver to inscribe certainly In the past several weeks I when the plans were turned over educational experience? The Let’s make it clear to the school won’t resolve the current conflict, but at least it will serve as have spent time touring Millburn to the school’s architect, the answer is clearly no. What is the board that they should be look- a lasting symbol, interlocked with the hundreds of other bricks Middle School and meeting plans were changed to include solution? There are many solu- ing to refurbish our existing mid- members of the middle school construction on seven different tions but sadly our school board dle school facility, which is in in the memorial park, for future veterans and Veterans Day long range planning committee sides of the building. I don’t has categorically refused to pro- serious need of maintenance, assemblies to appreciate. (also known as the LRPC—the know how our school adminis- vide us with those options. before they go off spending mon- community group that was asked trators can assure us that securi- One of many options is just ey on their grandiose construc- to devise the plan for the middle ty, safety and educational quality simply looking back at less inva- tion ideas. school). Unfortunately, our elect- will be maintained when there sive construction such as that ed Board of Education has cho- will be workers, materials, equip- which was originally proposed by David Dwyer sen not to use the construction ment, noise, dust, exposure to the LRPC. Remember, all this 311 Oxford Drive &RPPXQLW\ (YHQWV plan of its much-touted LRPC hazardous materials (such as disruption is to provide space for and use instead, a more expan- asbestos and lead paint) and con- only an additional 100 students SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 sive and complex plan designed struction going on around the TODAY, NOV. 17 MONDAY, DEC. 5 by the board architect. entire building. Furthermore, 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 7:30 p.m. Environmental The first reaction of many peo- what will be the traffic impact on Letter policy Needy jewelry and giftware Commission meeting. Town Hall. ple is that this is going to cost us Old Short Hills Road. Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, showroom open. New Eyes a lot more money (which it will). More than 500 children in electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor headquarters, 549 Millburn Ave. TUESDAY, DEC. 6 My greater worry is that the West Orange are in trailers are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed 8 p.m. Township Committee architect’s construction plan is so because this same architect is six and double-spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for FRIDAY, NOV. 18 meeting. Town Hall. complex that it will compromise or more months behind schedule verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. 3:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public the educational environment and on that town’s new middle Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to Library Board of Trustees WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 pose security, health and safety school. What is worse for us is it [email protected], by fax to (973) 921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 meeting. Williamsburg Room. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation risks to the more than 2,000 chil- is not clear that we can even use Millburn Avenue. Millburn Free Public Library. Commissioners meeting. Gero Park Recreation Building. MONDAY, NOV. 21 8 p.m. Planning Board 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. MHS, MMS principals address referendum issues meeting. Town Hall. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public MONDAY, DEC. 12 Library Board of Trustees 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public meeting. Williamsburg Room. Library Board of Trustees Neigel on high school needs Cahill on the middle school Millburn Free Public Library. meeting. Williamsburg Room, Millburn High School has a ment and the pursuit of excel- Say “Millburn” to anyone you pre-kindergarten was relocated to 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Millburn Free Public Library. rich tradition of academic excel- lence. encounter, and the usual response South Mountain School. We meeting. Education Center. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education lence and has received significant Together, these factors create a is “great schools!” Millburn is syn- added time to our school day, meeting. Education Center. recognition for its programs and unique onymous with a high quality edu- increased THURSDAY, NOV. 24 the performance of its students. educational cation. It is the reason people the num- Thanksgiving. MONDAY, DEC. 19 Frequently, I am asked how 9LHZSRLQW environ- move to the township, with all 9LHZSRLQW ber of 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment the high school has maintained ment—one their hopes and dreams for the periods in THURSDAY, DEC. 1 meeting. Town Hall. its reputation as one of the pre- Keith A. Neigel which both future of their children. Michael L. Cahill the day to 7:30 p.m. Historic mier secondary schools in the challenges The people of this community nine, Preservation Commission TUESDAY, DEC. 20 country. While it might be easy to and nurtures students to achieve find themselves at a crossroad; divided the lunch period, and meeting. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Township Committee point to one or two isolated fac- their full potential as both schol- indeed, the bond referendum staggered dismissal times. Our meeting. Town Hall. tors, our success is a direct result ars and citizens. before the public will determine, room utilization chart demon- SATURDAY, DEC. 3 of a synergy that has remained Our students have available to in large part, the future of the way strates how we have scheduled 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. New Eyes for WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21 constant in our school and com- them a broad range of academic the Millburn community provides every available space to meet the the Needy jewelry and giftware 8 p.m. Planning Board munity for decades. electives, the types of courses education for its students. We diverse instructional needs of our salesroom open. New Eyes meeting. Town Hall. Some of the components found in college catalogs. In these have only the present time to con- students. headquarters, 549 Millburn Ave. include a student body composed electives, students discuss, ques- sider the future needs of students. The middle school has gone as of talented, motivated and tion, conjecture and analyze and, The actual student enrollment in far as a school building can go to focused young men and women in so doing, add a dimension to the primary grades is indicative of maintain program, curb class who are actively engaged in the their knowledge, stir their curios- the imminent growth of both the sizes, and schedule the facility. learning process; outstanding, ity, awaken new interests, and middle school and high school. Beginning in Sept. 2007, a fourth well-prepared faculty who set stretch their minds. They become No one can say that the middle team will be required for the sixth high academic expectations for high level thinkers, capable of school has not flexed to accom- grade. In Sept. 2008 a fourth team learning; a challenging and conceptualization and synthesis. modate a tremendous increase in will be required in the sixth and diverse curriculum that provides Without additional space, cur- the number of students. In the 19 seventh grades. In Sept. 2009 a for academic rigor and student rent programs and services can- years I have spent at Millburn fourth team will be necessary in choice; reasonable class size not be maintained and few, if any, Middle School, I have seen our the sixth, seventh, and eighth based on the nature of subject programmatic enhancements will school grow from 450 students to grades. KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher matter and student learning be implemented. Existing elective a current enrollment of 1,062 stu- Our present facility can main- EVELINE SPEEDIE, Editor styles; personalized counseling courses will be rotated by semes- dents. tain scheduling of students until BRIAN WINTERBERG, Advertising Manager and guidance services; strong and ter and ultimately reduced in Beginning in 1999 we added a June 2008. Additional classrooms, STEPHEN BORG, Vice President consistent community support; number. Students will have few- third team of students at each science labs, and core facilities— Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, KERRY RUBIN, Director, Classified TeleCenter marvelous resources and an abid- grade level. We now have a fourth Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENN GARVIE, Vice President, Production ing belief in continuous improve- SEE NEIGEL, PAGE A11 team in the seventh grade. 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MILLBURNAIRES Item editor Eveline Speedie can be reached via e-mail at theitem@ northjersey.com Millburn High School students have been making and breaking records for a very long time, but in the 1960s those records included the musical kind. The Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society has in its collection a number of 33 1/3 r.p.m. albums produced by the Millburn High School Millburnaires. This part of the Millburnaires ‘67 album represents the musical group which they note included Dan Becker, Tom Einhorn, Lynn Farber, Richard Fish, Joel Gordon, Tom McHugh, Pete Venable, and Dudley Walker. Apparently the Millburnettes produced at least one comparable record, but the Historical Society has not been able to find one to add to its collection.
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John Cooper, the second 6:30 p.m.: Junior High Fellow- 8 a.m., followed by a Holy lesson will be read by Richard ship meets for youth in grades 6 to Eucharist service with homily, Estes, and the Prayers of the Peo- 8. choir and organ at 10 a.m. Church ple will be read by Nancy Har- Wednesday, 9 a.m.: Mid-week school classes for children ages 2 wood. Church school and nursery Bible forum on women of the and a half through eighth grade care begin at 9:15 a.m. At an Adult Bible. meet at 10 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Forum following the 9:30 a.m. ser- Nursery care is provided at the 10 vice, soprano Marjorie Berg and Covenant Presbyterian Church a.m. service. John Pivarnik, the church’s music 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Kenneth director organist, will present Shomo will preach the sermon, By Wyoming Presbyterian Church “Spirituality of Great Composers: Faith, Rahab.... Children’s Sunday 10 a.m. The Rev. Ronald John- Bach and Haydn.” They will per- school begins at 9:15 a.m. with son will lead worship and preach form selections by Bach and songs and prayer, before children the sermon, The Power of Grati- PHOTO COURTESY OF TEMPLE SHAREY TEFILO Haydn and discuss how the com- are dismissed to age-appropriate tude. Scripture readings are Psalm posers’ relationship with God classes. Two adult classes are 100 and Luke 17:11-19. Consecra- Township students, from left, Jordyn Barry, Abby Cohen, Lainie Nissim, Allie Lieber, Jill influenced their music. offered: “The Challenge of Church tion of pledges of financial support Sobelman and Rachel Fogel, help conduct a bake sale at Temple Sharey Tefilo Israel in South History,” taught by Shomo and for 2006 will take place during Orange. Proceeds from the recent sale, sponsored by the temple’s senior youth group, will Community Congregational “Psalms: A Closer Look,” taught by worship in a procession to the benefit teen victims of Hurricane Katrina. The group raised $800. Church the Rev. David Miner. A Sunday communion table. The Chancel 9 a.m.: The Rev. Johann J. evening dinner and Bible study and Youth Choirs will sing com- Bosman leads an Adult Forum. group meets in the township; call bined anthems. The Wyoming Bell 10 a.m.: For Thanksgiving Sun- the church office for details. Choir, under the direction of Geor- day, Matt and Karen Libera and gia Squyres, will ring “For the B’nai Jeshurun planning holiday boutique their children, Chris, Bobby and First Baptist Church Beauty of the Earth” as a musical Mary Katherine, welcome all to 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard prelude to worship. Regular For the first time, Congregation and Judaica. tion of Temple B’nai Jeshurun. the worship service. Bosman will Hines will deliver the sermon, church school is in session at 10 B’nai Jeshurun will hold a holiday The boutique also will feature a The organization provides and deliver a Thanksgiving How To Hear the Word of God, a.m. for all children 2 years old boutique Tuesday, Nov. 29, from special “At Your Service” section. supports educational programs sermon. Bosman and the Rev. Jen- based on Mark 4:1-20. through sixth grade. Seventh and 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Exhibitors will showcase services and events which are open to the nifer N. Testa lead the congrega- 7 p.m.: The evening service will eighth graders will be in worship. Admission is free and the event including catering, nutrition, pho- entire community including local tion in worship and prayers. War- feature a discussion of the subject Crib and toddler care is available in is open to the public. tography and floral arrangements outreach, charitable programs and ren H. 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Patricia Parker Gadsden Donald C. Parcells Joella Beimfohr Services for former township Hills Garden Club. She loved trav- A Mass for township resident Born in Services for former township gist, she researched and compiled resident Patricia Parker Gadsden el, gardening, golf and tennis and Donald C. Parcells was held Mon- Danville, resident Joella J. Beimfohr will be information on family histories will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. maintained homes in Mountain day in St. Rose of Lima Church. Pa., he held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in going back hundreds of years. in the Bryn Mawr (Pa.) Church. A Lake, Fla., and Pocono Lake Pre- Mr. Parcells, 62, died Nov. 9 in St. lived in Wyoming Presbyterian Church. Born in Marissa, Ill., Mrs. Beim- private internment will follow at serve, Pa. Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- New York Mrs. Beimfohr, 72, died Nov. 10 in fohr lived in the township before Christ Church. Born in Lowell, Mass., Mrs. ingston. City before Thomas Jefferson University Hos- moving to Pine Valley. She also Mrs. Gadsden, 87,died Nov. 6 in Gadsden lived in Haverford and He was the northern regional moving to pital, Philadelphia, Pa. maintained a home in Bonita Waverly Heights, a life care com- the western suburbs of Philadel- president at First Union Bank in the town- She served on the board of Springs, Fla. munity in Gladwyne, Pa. phia, Pa., until 1955, when she Summit for eight years before retir- ship 21 directors of the American Paralysis Mrs. Beimfohr is survived by her She was educated at The Ship- moved to the township. She lived ing in 1998. Before that, he was a years ago. Association, the Stifel Paralysis husband, Edward G.; a daughter, ley School, Bryn Mawr, and grad- here until 1982, when she moved senior executive at Marine Mid- Mr. Par- Foundation and the Paper Mill Catherine Beimfohr Wilson of uated from Westover School in to Gladwyne. land Bank in New York City from cells is sur- Playhouse, for which she chaired Bloomington, Ill.; two sons, Lau- Middlebury, Conn. She was as an Mrs. Gadsden is survived by 1981 to 1990, and also worked at vived by the reopening celebration in 1982. rence of Mendham and Douglas of ssistant teacher at the Agnes Irwin four sons, Christopher H. of Chase Manhattan Bank in New his wife, Mrs. Beimfohr also served on the township; and 10 grandchil- School in Rosemont, Pa., for sev- Philadelphia, Thomas P. of Glad- York City from 1975 to 1981. Elaine; five the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer dren. eral years before her marriage to wyne, William F. of the township A 1965 graduate of the U.S. Mil- sons, Chris, First Aid Squad and was a member In lieu of flowers, memorial con- the late Henry White Gadsden, and Robert W. of Darien, Conn.; itary Academy, Mr. Parcells was a Parcells Craig, of the Daughters of the American tributions can be made to the who served as president and chief 10 grandchildren and two great- starting fullback on the Army foot- Daniel, Matt Revolution, the Women’s Metro- Marissa Historical and Genealog- executive officer of Merck & Co., grandchildren. ball team. and Sean; a daughter, Shannon; politan Golf Association and the ical Society, P.O. Box 47, Marissa, Inc. from 1964 to 1976. In lieu of flowers, memorial He scored a touchdown during two brothers, Duane and Doug; a Women’s New Jersey Golf Associ- Ill., 62257-0047, or to a charity of She was a volunteer for the contributions can be made to the an Army-Navy game with Presi- sister, Debbie, and two grandchil- ation. An accomplished genealo- the donor’s choice. Overlook Hospital auxiliary, Short Alzheimer’s Association, Delaware dent Kennedy in the stands. Mr. dren. Hills Country Day School, New Valley Chapter, 100 North 17thSt., Parcells held a degree in civil engi- In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Eyes for the Needy and the Short Philadelphia, Pa., 19103. neering from West Point. tributions can be made to the Can- Mr. Parcells served as a captain cer Center of St. Barnabas, East in the Army with the 25th Infantry Wing, Second Floor, Old Short Ahdrah Gill during the Vietnam War and Hills Road, Livingston, 07039, or received a Purple Heart and a the Brain Tumor Center at Duke, Services for former township daughters, Carol Bicknell and Medal of Valor with a cluster. Duke University Medical Center, resident Ahdrah E. Gill were held Marilyn; a son, Donald; four He also received the National P.O Box 3624, Durham, N.C., Nov. 2 in Madison. Mrs. Gill, 85, grandchildren and a great-grand- Defense Award. 27710. 26.2 Miles died Oct. 28 in King James Care child. Center, Chatham. Born in Newark, she lived in Maplewood and the township Later before moving to Madison in 1950. Mrs. Gill is survived by two * FREE $50 GAS CARD Thank you to all our So Step On It and Join Now! friends and family. We could never have done it without your friendship, encouragement and support!
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E51440-01 E51851-01 A8 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, November 17, 2005 $UWV (QWHUWDLQPHQW www.TheItemOnline.com ‘The Nutcracker’ returns THREE IRISH TENORS to Paper Mill for holidays The Paper Mill Playhouse will Performances are Friday, Dec. present the New Jersey Ballet 16, at 8 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 17,at 2 Company’s production of “The and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, Dec. 18, at Nutcracker” for 14 performances 1 and 6 p.m.; Tuesday, Dec. 20, at beginning Friday, Dec. 16, and 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Dec. 21, at continuing through Monday, Dec. 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, Dec. 22, at 2 26. This year marks the 35th sea- and 7:30 p.m.; Friday, Dec. 23, at 2 son the New Jersey Ballet has per- and 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 24, formed at the local theater. at 1 p.m.; and Mon., Dec. 26, at 2 The production, with a cast of and 7:30 p.m. nearly 100 performers, features Tickets, priced from $24 to $54, brilliant dancing, glorious cos- are available at the box office at tumes, wonderful special effects (973) 376-4343 or online at and a sense of holiday magic. www.papermill.org.
Theater students hold benefit Students from the Theatre School. The performance, which is School classes and Summer Musi- being held specifically raise funds cal Theatre Conservatory of Paper to help victims of the devastating Mill Playhouse will hold a benefit hurricanes that recently hit Florida performance for the American Red and the Gulf Coast, will feature a Cross on Saturday at 3 p.m. in the revue of American popular songs auditorium of the Millburn Middle and Broadway favorites.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE COMMUNITY THEATRE INTIMATE EVENING OF MUSIC The Three Irish Tenors—from left, Brian Dunphy, Anthony Norton and Ciaran Nagle—usher in the holidays with a genuine Irish Christmas when The Community Theatre presents “Christmas from Dublin” on Thursday, Dec. 1, at 8 p.m. Tickets, priced at Duo Fresco, $37-47, are available by calling the box office at (973) 539-8008 or online at www.communitytheatrenj.org. violinist Brett Deubner and guitarist Christopher Kenniff, will perform Friday at Maplewood Glee Club giving winter concert 8 p.m. at the The Maplewood Glee Club will the faculties of Good Shepherd Brooklyn Conservatory’s Music 2006 scholarship will be held in Museum of Early present its winter concert, “Songs Academy in Nutley and St. Cather- Partners and Create! A resident of February. The scholarship will be Trades & Crafts in We Love To Sing,” Saturday, Dec. ine of Siena in Cedar Grove, where Maplewood, she is an accompanist awarded at the glee club’s spring Madison. Their 3, at 8 p.m. in the South Orange he developed a Kodaly-based for Alvin Ailey Dance and Barnard concert. music Middle School, 70 North Ridge- music curriculum for both schools. College Dance companies and is In addition to major concerts in incorporates wood Road, South Orange. He has also written and imple- the author of two blues piano the spring and fall, the club pre- classical sounds Albert Ganter will conduct the mented a musical education cur- method books published by Alfred sents special concerts throughout and music of concert and Tricia Woods will be riculum for St. Anthony High Publishing. the year at local nursing centers, other cultures. the accompanist. School, Jersey City. Each year the Maplewood Glee retirement homes and hospitals. Tickets—at $10 for Gloria Thurmond, professor of Ganter founded the 135-voice Club awards a scholarship to a The club welcomes new members. members, $12 for voice at Seton Hall University and Cantamus Children’s Choir, made local area high school student Rehearsals for the spring concert a soprano, will be featured at the up of St. Catherine and Good planning to continue his or her will begin in early January on nonmembers and concert. The Cantamus Children’s Shepherd students. music studies. Monday evenings at the DeHart $5 for students— Choir will also perform. Tricia Woods, the accompanist, The glee club has been awarding Center in Maplewood from 7:45 to can be purchased The concert is Ganter’s first with is a former faculty member of the the scholarship to a graduating 9:45 p.m. by calling (973) the Maplewood Glee Club. He is Brooklyn Conservatory of Music high school senior since 1971. The The glee club can be contact 377-2982 the director of music at St. Cecilia and the National Keyboard Work- award is named for John A. through the Web site, www.maple- extension 10. Parish in Kearny, where he con- shop. Plumer, a former member of the woodgleeclub.org. ducts the English, Spanish, Por- She has taught more than 1,000 club who was responsible for initi- Tickets for the concert at $10 for PHOTO COURTESY OF MUSEUM OF EARLY tuguese Choirs, Praise Band, New York City children through ating the scholarship program. the general public and $6 for TRADES & CRAFTS Chamber Singers and is the princi- classroom programs such as the The value of the award is senior citizens and students. They pal organist. In addition, he is on Musical Theater Foundation, presently $1,500. Auditions for the can be purchased at the door.
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7KHDWHU 7LPHWDEOH CORNET VIRTUOSO CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN 7:15, 9:30 CINEMA Capote (R) Today: 5:30, 7:45 Fri & Sat: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30, 10 Sun: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30 Mon & Tues: Good Night and Good Luck (PG) Today: 5:30, 5:30, 7:45 Wed & Thurs: 1:30, 4:15, 7:30, 10 7:45 Fri: 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Sat: 1:15, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Sun: 1:15, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Mon & Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PG-13) Tues: 5:30, 7:45 Wed & Thurs: 1:15. 3:15, 5:30, Today: 12:01 Midnight Fri & Sat: 11:30, 12:15, 3, 7:45 3:30, 6:30, 7, 9:50, 10:20 Sun: 11:30, 12:15, 3, 3:30, 6:30, 7 Mon & Tues: 4, 4:30, 7:30, 8 Wed Prime (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:30 Fri: 4:15, 7:15, & Thurs: 11:30, 12:15, 3, 3:30, 6:30, 7, 9:40, 10:10 9:30 Sat: 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: 1:30, 4:15, 7:15 Mon & Tues: 4:15, 7:15 Yours, Mine and Ours (PG) Wed & Thurs: 12:45, 3, 5:30, 7:45, 10:10 Jarhead (R) Today: 5, 7:15 Chicken Little (G) Today: 5, 7 Fri: 4:45, 6:45, CLEARVIEW’S MADISON 8:45 Sat: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Sun: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45 Mon & Tues: 4:45, 6:45 CINEMA 4 PHOTO COURTESY OF WYETH JAZZ SHOWCASE Wed & Thurs: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 The Legend of Zorro (PG) Today: 5:10, 7:30 Walk the Line (PG-13) Fri: 4, 7, 9:40 Sat: 1, 4, 7, Chicken Little (G) Today: 5, 7 Fri & Sat: 12:45, Cornet virtuoso Warren Vaché has assembled an all-star trio 9:40 Sun: 1, 4, 7 Mon & Tues: 4, 7 Wed Thurs: 1, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Sun: 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, for his first appearance at the Wyeth Jazz Showcase, now in 6:45 Mon & Tues: 5, 7 Wed & Thurs: 12:45, 4, 7, 9:40 its seventh year of weeknight jazz in Morristown. Playing with Rent (PG-13) Wed & Thurs: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10 2:45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story (PG) Vaché is Nicki Parrott. The concert will be Monday at 8 p.m. at CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL 5 Today: 5:15, 7:15 the Bickford Theatre, adjacent to the Morris Museum. Seats (SUMMIT) Good Night and Good Luck (PG) Today: 5:30, are priced at $13 in advance and $15 at the door. For tickets, 7:30 Fri & Sat: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Sun: 1, The Legend of Zorro (PG) Today: 5, 7:30 call the box office at (973) 971-3706. 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Mon & Tues: 5:30, 7:45 Wed & Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were- Thurs: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Rabbit (G) Today: 5:20 Walk the Line (PG-13) Fri & Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, In Her Shoes (PG-13) Today: 7:30, Fri-Sun: 1:45, 10:10 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon & Tues: 4:30, 7:30 4:45Mon&Tues: 7:20 Wed & Thurs: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10 The Weatherman (R) Today: 5:15, 7:20 Fri & Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PG-13) Sat: 7:45, 10:10 Sun: 7:45 Mon & Tues: 5:15 Fri & Sat: Noon, 3:30, 7, 10:20 Sun: Noon, 3:30, Zathura (PG) Today 5, 7 Fri & Sat: Noon, 2:15, 7 Mon & Tues: 4, 7:15 Wed & Thurs: Noon, 3:30, Please Join Us for Our 4:30, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: Noon, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15 Mon 7, 10:10 PHOTO COURTESY OF TEATRO SÍ & Tues: 5, 7:15 Wed & Thurs: Noon, 2:15, 4:30, Flamenco dancers will demonstrate the passion of Spain during a performance Sunday, Nov. 27, beginning at 5 p.m. at NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpected changes. 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NEIGEL together and focus on individual Our program is the strongest it ment increases over the years, but quality of education that currently (The author is the principal of student needs. It is the reason why has been in many years, and it is we have no room for further exists. Millburn Middle School.) FROM PAGE A4 our school has not become the because we have created a con- expansion. “impersonal experience” some nected and inclusive three-year Without the additional space, er curricular choices and fewer sec- people think it will become if we program. We have taken many the district will have to look at tions of Advanced Placement add another 150 students to our steps to accommodate the enroll- alternatives that will not equal the courses will be offered. No new building. Teaming is the essence of courses will be offered in academ- No Child being Left Behind! ic disciplines, the arts, music and There is much more to “life in Fellowship Village technology. the middle” than the scheduling SAVE $10,000 Science labs will remain outdat- aspects of the school program. $7000 ed and overcrowded, guidance ser- Sixth grade is when all the town- ome Home vices will become more imperson- ship’s students come together to E54415-01 OneC Retirement Campus, alized and formulaic and instruc- form a class. It is the perfect time to tion in special education will be use their social enthusiasm to Many Choices!to the impacted. Larger class size (partic- branch out and make friends and ularly in courses required for grad- to assimilate into a larger group. Carefree Life! uation) and increased teacher This does not just happen, howev- THE WINSTON SCHOOL loads may alter the delivery of cur- er. ACUSTOM -FIT EDUCATION riculum, change the dynamic of Our teachers, team leaders and Please come to our Winston School Open House classroom instruction and affect guidance counselors play a pivotal the types of assessment techniques role in the successful transition Learn about our individualized approach to education where used by faculty. Over time, these from the elementary model. Stu- we recognize each student’s unique learning style. conditions may lead to substantial dents are eager to begin changing Wed. Nov. 30, 2005 9am-11am • Thurs. Jan. 12, 2006 9am-11am faculty and administrative classes and enjoy the prominence To make a reservation for our Open House please call turnover. Ultimately, college each content area specialist brings or email Pamela R. Bloom, Ed.M, Head of School admissions will suffer. to his or her discipline. With their The essential educational ques- energy—and challenged attention (973) 379-4114 • [email protected] tion for all citizens to consider in spans—youngsters enjoy moving WINSTON is an independant day school for intellectually capable elementary and the upcoming bond referendum is around and changing classes. middle school age children. THE WINSTON SCHOOL helps students reach their full potential in a welcoming and stimulating environment. whether the current programs Teachers channel much of this should be maintained and energy in the various instructional WINSTON is accredited by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges. WINSTON does not discriminate by race, creed, gender or ethnic origin. enhanced or whether substantial formats they use in their class- THE WINSTON SCHOOL • 100 East Lane, Short Hills, NJ 07078 change must occur in the philoso- rooms. phy and operation of our school. 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LETTERS In weighing the costs and pro- gram needs, we do not see anoth- MORE THAN JUST BRAGGING RIGHTS ON THE LINE FROM PAGE A4 er alternative that would achieve our educational goals in as fiscally Mayors Ellwood R. responsible a manner as this ref- Kerkeslager, left, of Madison Clarifies explanation erendum. and Thomas C. McDermott of Ronni Schuman-Brown the township have a wager of of referendum costs Deborah Frank Editor, The Item Joel Reidenberg sandwiches riding on the We are writing in response to Board of Education members outcome of the traditional Brenda White’s letter of Nov. 10 Thanksgiving Day contest to correct some erroneous infor- Bond issue needs between the Dodgers and mation she reported with respect Millers. McDermott, should to the cost of the bond referen- King’s approach the Millers prevail in the dum. Editor, The Item: turkey day contest scheduled In contrast to a home mort- The last time I participated in a for 11 a.m. at Millburn, will gage, public finance involves Board of Education debate was receive sandwiches from repayment of the same amount of approximately eight years ago C.J.’s Deli in Madison. In the principal each year, with a corre- when I attended two board meet- event the Millers fall short in sponding decreasing payment of ings and compelled the board to interest each year. consider the professional judg- the 73rd staging of one of the Therefore, if in the first year the ment of its administrative staff state’s longest-running payment is estimated at $516 for and to retain the midwinter vaca- Thanksgiving Day rivalries, the average assessed house, the tion during one school year. sandwiches from the Millburn amount drops to an estimated Current events cause me to Deli will be delivered to $270 in the final year. intervene once again. Last week, Kerkeslager. As a result, the board uses the one citizen defined the debate as average annual amount of princi- whether we should continue Kei- pal plus interest payment of $393 th Neigel’s vision for Millburn to more accurately reflect the High School or whether we overall fiscal impact of a 20-year should return to the standards bond. acceptable 30 years ago. While White is correct that Civic responsibility and duty there will be operating costs in require each citizen to vote on the addition to the construction costs referendum in December. But financed by the bond, these oper- before voting, the divided school ating costs (e.g. energy consump- board must present their respec- JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM tion and personnel) cannot be tive visions, educational philoso- forecast with accuracy. Any phies and options to the commu- attempt to quantify this number nity. We also need to hear from issues were discussed: the Charles would be purely speculative due the professional administrative T. King Annual Scholarship Din- to so many unknown factors. staff as well as local realtors as to ner. In addition, White made the the impact of the referendum We opened up our home and classic mistake of confusing the upon the “educational premium” hosted these dinners. We met town’s fiscal year (calendar year) inherent in all our homes. families from across the town, ‘‘TO DO’’ LIST OUT OF CONTROL? with the school’s fiscal year (aca- The debate should focus on hearing different perspectives demic year). local and not national demo- from the community. When I was To D o Call Mr. Handyman for all your In projecting general operating graphic trends. No one should worrying about when my child costs not associated with the dispute that the size of our stu- would stop eating paste, I was Broken Cabinet home maintenance and repair needs! bond, she appears to have double dent body has increased. The evi- learning about the needs at the Install Shelves counted the $372 budget increase dence is anecdotal. Just look at middle and high school. This of last year by reporting it as an the Little League that had to add informal system of support is Grout Tile 973-644-4800 over $700 increase. The correct two chains 10 years ago and an lacking today and I believe, lead- accounting of annual increases additional level two years ago. Or, ing partially to the divisiveness Caulk Tub has always been stated explicitly just ask any parent who has within our community. Repair Wall in the school budgets and stressed attended the recreation depart- The issues today are no differ- at public meetings by board mem- ment lottery for basketball prac- ent than those confronted by Dr. Fix Moulding bers and the school administra- tice times. King in the early 1960s. Clean Gutters tion. During the last 12 months I I only request that the debate Furthermore, as White was have visited numerous national be conducted with the same FixScreenDoor aware, of the $40.2 million bond universities and colleges with my objectivity and integrity as in Dr. referendum, the state has com- daughter, a member of the Class King’s time. Repair Shutter mitted to financing $8.2 million of 2006. Each school knows our Fix Door Lock PROFESSIONAL in debt service relief or, if avail- district, with one nationally Jeffrey S. Feld INSURED able, grant funding from the known state university seeking to 11 Alexander Lane Repair Deck Schools Construction Corp. This break into our marketplace. Organize Garage RELIABLE means the actual cost will be When we moved to this com- noticeably less than the $393 to munity 14 years ago, there existed Hang Curtains... mrhandyman.com
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and war memorabilia. Post 140 Veterans Memorial Park community and I want to ensure at the Board of Education meet- The Board of Education has LETTERS The displays were very infor- Committee. that they will benefit from the ing on Nov. 7, I was horrified to been and always should be FROM PAGE 12 mative and gave anyone who same opportunities that my family hear a board member publicly strongly motivated to have the viewed them a unique perspective Rick C. Dority has enjoyed during the past 25 criticize a member of the public public get involved. The board Feels referendum of the battles by those who fought Committee Chairman years. for his imperfect attendance at may or may not agree with what them. Thank you for your encourage- committee meetings of the Mid- a person is saying, but it should funds necessities I am very thankful to all who Expresses thanks ment and support. dle School Long Range Planning always welcome the input. Editor, The Item: came to the dedication. There Committee. It is very unfair and sends a What are Millburn’s values? I was a larger turnout than we had for election support Jeffrey Stuart Dahlman As past president and nine- bad message when a board mem- thought that it would be one of expected and I was pleased to see Editor, The Item: 397 Hobart Ave. year board member, I know how ber publicly criticizes a member respect, compassion and integrity so much enthusiasm and support Although I lost the Township important community input is. I of the community who has devot- but reading opposition to the pro- for the park. That’s what makes Committee election, I remain Objects to criticism also know that most people in ed many hours and made a signif- posed bond referendum to fund the great efforts that we put into it dedicated to making a contribu- this town lead very busy lives try- icant contribution. construction at the middle and all worthwhile. tion to our wonderful town. of member of LRPC ing to find the right balance high school, I am not sure. Thank you everyone, from I continue to care about all the Editor, The Item: between career, family and civic Mary Litterman I grew up in a town where peo- myself, and the members of the new people who move into our As a member of the audience involvement. 20 Twin Oak Road ple respected each other and sup- ported one another. We moved to this town because we thought we were moving to a community that encompassed these values. Hence LOWEST PRICES • BEST SELECTION • GREAT SERVICE my current sadness over the bond referendum debate. I have attended the Board of Education meetings over the last year. I know that the board has grappled long and hard with the Feast On These middle school and high school problem for a long time and has attempted to carry out its duty to the community’s children while keeping in mind its fiscal duty to INCREDIBLE the tax-paying community. The proposed bond referen- dum is not to fund luxuries, but to fund necessities—or, as President Jimmy Carter said, “it’s not the SAVINGS salt in our bread, but the bread itself.” What is asked for in the Prices Valid Thru 11/27/05 current bond referendum are Just in Time for the Holidays basic essentials so that our com- munity’s children do not need to be housed in overcrowded build- OVER 8,000 WINES • 2,000 SPIRITS • 1,000 BEERS ings, and will continue to get a chance for a decent education. 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BV Napa Cabernet...... 13.37 Rodney Strong-Chard CH,Mer,Cab SV ...12.07 Cook's - All Flavors ...... 5.07 Almaden-Chard,Cab,Merlot.....5L Box...12.09 BV Rutherford Cabernet ...... 18.67 Franciscan Magnificat Meritage 01-WE90..30.07 Sebastiani Sonoma Chardonnay...... 8.67 Ecco Domani- Merlot...... 7.37 Dom Perignon 96 ...... -WS93 115.97 Franciscan Merlot ...... 15.07 Lageder Pinot Grigio Alto Adige...... 10.67 Franzia Burg,Chablis, Wt Gren.5L box...10.09 Benziger Chardonnay Carneros...... 10.07 Simi Cabernet Alexander Valley...... 16.77 Dom Ste Michelle Brut,ExD,BdB,BldN ....9.07 Frei Brothers Chardonnay...... 11.37 Luiano Chianti Classico...... 10.37 Franzia Cab,Chard,Mer,Wt Zin.5L box...12.09 Dr. Marcia Robbins-Wilf Beringer Chardonnay Napa ...... 10.67 Simi Chardonnay...... 12.07 Francois Montand Blanc de Blancs ...... 10.99 Gallo Sonoma- Cab,Chard,Merlot ...... 8.17 St Francis Cabernet ...... 13.07 Luna di Luna- Chard-PG,Merlot-Cab ...7.17 Livingston Clrs-Burg,Chabl,Rose..3L Btl .....7.19 Beringer Chenin Blanc ...... 4.37 Freixenet Cordon Negro-Brut, ExDry...... 8.07 242 Hartshorn Drive Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet...... 18.67 Geyser Peak Sauvignon Blanc...... 8.37 St Francis Chardonnay...... 10.07 Monte Antico Rosso ...... 7.67 Livingston Clrs-Cab,Chard,Mer..3L Btl.....8.09 Glen Ellen- Cab,Chard,Merlot...... 4.07 Sterling Vintner's Chardonnay ...... 9.07 Ruffino Chianti ...... 6.17 Moet & Chandon White Star ...... 28.07 Beringer Pr Res Chard 03 ...... -WA90 ...22.07 Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut NV ...... 26.17 Can’t decide... Bogle Cabernet ...... 8.67 Grgich Hills Chardonnay...... 29.07 Sterling Vintner's-Cab,Merlot...750ml ...11.07 Ruffino Chianti Ris Ducale Gold...... 27.17 Town dedicates Bogle Petite Sirah ...... 7.37 Hahn Cabernet...... 8.07 Sterling- Cabernet, Merlot...... 17.07 Mumm Napa Blanc De Noirs...... 15.07 Let them choose. Bogle Zinfandel Old Vine ...... 8.07 Hess Select Cabernet...... 13.37 Sutter Home White Zinfandel ...... 3.17 FRANCE750ml Mumm Napa Brut Prestige...... 15.77 Hess Select Chardonnay...... 8.27 Toasted Head Chardonnay...... 10.07 Fat Bastard-Chard,Shiraz...... 7.47 Perrier Jouet Grand Brut .....-WE91...30.07 Ca' del Solo Big House-Red,White...... 6.67 Jadot Beaujolais...... 7.07 park, salutes vets Cambria Chard Kath's Vyd ...... 11.17 Hogue Chardonnay...... 6.67 Turning Leaf- Cab,Chard,Merlot ...... 6.07 Piper Heidsieck- Brut, Extra Dry...... 27.07 Hogue Johannisberg Riesling...... 6.07 Woodbridge- Cab,Chard, Merlot ...... 5.37 Jadot Pouilly Fuisse ...... 16.07 Piper Sonoma- Brut, Blanc de Noir...... 12.07 Ch Souverain Cabernet ...... 15.37 Mouton Cadet- Red, White ...... 6.07 Editor, The Item: Ch Souverain Chardonnay...... 12.67 Kendall Jackson Chard Grd Rsv 03-WA90..13.17 Taittinger La Francaise Brut NV ...... 31.47 Ch St Jean Cab Sonoma 01....-WA90 ...18.67 Kendall Jackson Sauv Blanc ...... 7.67 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 750ml CHILE/SPAIN/ARGENTINA 750ml I would like to thank everyone Ch St Jean Chardonnay...... 9.37 Kendall Jackson-Cab,Mer,Pinot Noir .....12.37 Alice White Chardonnay ...... 5.37 Beringer White Zinfandel...... 8.00 Lindemans Chardonnay Bin 65 ...... 10.09 La Crema Chardonnay Sonoma Coast ...12.37 Alamos Malbec ...... 6.67 Black Swan-Chard,Shz,Merlot,Cab...... 9.09 who made the dedication of Post Ch Ste Michelle- Cabernet,Merlot...... 11.37 Babich Sauvignon Blanc...... 8.07 Luna di Luna- Chard-PG,Merlot-Cab .....13.09 Liberty School Cabernet...... 9.37 Casa Lapostolle Cabernet Alexander .....13.07 Bolla Pinot Grigio ...... 9.49 Charles Krug Cabernet...... 16.07 Black Opal-Cab/Mer,Chard,Shz,Cab ...... 6.37 Concha Y Toro Marques Cab 03-WS91..11.17 140 Veterans Memorial Park a Cline Red Truck...... 6.07 Marietta Old Vine Red ...... 8.37 Dashwood Sauvignon Blanc 04-WS90 ....9.67 Bolla-Merlot,Valpolicella...... 10.29 RH Phillips Chardonnay...... 11.09 Markham Chardonnay...... 12.67 Excelsior Cabernet ...... 6.07 CK Mondavi-Chard,Cab,Merlot ...... 10.09 Cline Zinfandel California ...... 6.67 Greg Norman Cab-Merlot, Shiraz...... 11.37 Rene Judot- Red, White ...... 6.99 very special day. First of all, I Markham Merlot ...... 15.37 Los Vascos Cabernet...... 6.67 Citra- Montepulciano,Trebbiano ...... 6.07 Clos du Bois Cabernet...... 13.07 Jacob's Crk- Cab, Merlot, Shiraz...... 6.67 Marques De Caceres Rioja Red...... 9.17 thank our patriotic founders, Clos du Bois Chardonnay ...... 9.57 Merryvale Chard Starmont ...... 14.07 Jacob's Crk- Chard, Shrz-Cab...... 6.07 Clos Du Bois Chardonnay...... 17.49 Sutter Home White Zinfandel ...... 6.09 Mondavi Napa Cabernet 02 ....-WA90 ...16.47 Columbia Crest- Chard, Merlot-Cab ...... 10.00 Clos du Bois Merlot...... 14.07 Lindemans Bin-Cab,Mer,Shiraz ...... 5.67 OTHER WINE Sutter Home- Cab, Chard, Merlot ...... 8.09 without whom the park could Columbia Crest Chard,Merlot-Cab ...... 5.37 Mondavi, CK Cabernet...... 5.57 Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz-Cab ...... 8.87 Harveys Bristol Cream Sherry ...... 9.07 Concha Y Toro- Cab-Mer,Chard,Merlot7.19 Columbia Crest Gr Est Cab,Chard ...... 8.67 Murphy Goode Cabernet ...... 14.07 Rosemount Chardonnay...... 7.17 Martini & Rossi Vermouth-Dry,Sweet1.5L ....8.49 Corbett Canyon- Cab,Chard,Merlot...... 5.29 Vendange- Cab,Chard,Merlot ...... 6.29 never have been constructed. Napa Ridge- Cab, Chard ...... 6.07 Due Torre EB Pinot Grigio...... 9.39 Coppola Diamond Chardonnay ...... 11.17 Rosemount Shiraz...... 8.87 Walnut Crest- Cab, Chard, Merlot...... 7.39 I thank each one of the Dynamite-Cabernet, Merlot ...... 13.37 Pepperwood Pinot Noir...... 7.07 Rosemount Shiraz-Cabernet ...... 5.87 1.5 LITER WINES Fetzer Valley Oaks Chard, Cab, Merlot...11.09 Our Staff has Studied European Edna Valley Chardonnay...... 10.07 RH Phillips Chardonnay...... 6.07 Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc...... 8.67 Arbor Mist- All Flavors ...... 5.49 Foxhorn- Cab,Chard,Merlot ...... 4.49 Woodbridge, Mondavi Sauv Blanc ...... 8.09 accomplished musicians we were Rabbit Ridge Cuvee-Cabernet,Merlot...... 5.37 Bella Sera Pinot Grigio ...... 9.29 Gallo White Zinfandel ...... 5.29 Estancia Chardonnay...... 8.07 Wyndham Est Shiraz Bin 555 ...... 6.67 Yellow Tail Cab,Chd,Mer,Shz,Cab-Mer,Shz-Cab Estancia Red Meritage ...... 21.57 Rancho Zabaco Zinfandel Dancn Bull...... 6.67 Beringer Fndrs-Chard,Cab,Merlot...... 14.39 Gallo- Cab,Chard,Merlot...... 6.09 and California Wine Extensively so fortunate to have participating. Estancia- Cabernet, Merlot...... 11.07 Rancho Zabaco Zinfandel Heritage...... 10.07 ITALY 750ml Beringer StnClr-Chard,Cab,Merlot ...... 9.39 Glen Ellen- Cab, Chard, Merlot ...... 7.00 ...... 10.99 Victoria Cannizzo sang the national anthem flawlessly. I am Bourbon Gin Rum Scotch Vodka Whiskey Domestic,Import &MicrobrewBeer thankful to the Millburn High Jim Beam Gordon's Bacardi Rum Dewar's Smirnoff Seagram's VO Bud Light, Heineken Guinness Corona Extra School teachers and students Coors Lt, (2-12pks) Extra Stout Corona Light Bourbon 09 Gin 09 Light,Gold 09 Scotch 09 Vodka 00 29 Miller Lite, $11.49 12-12oz Btls. 1.75L 1.75L 1.75L 1.75L who gave up their day off to par- 23 14 19 29 18 1.75L 19 1.75L Budweiser Select (2-12pks) ticipate. 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Use a Designated Driver H-05-S20v1 Not responsible for typographical errors • Prices Good Thru 11/27/05 The specific prices and products in this ad are set by EG Holding Corp, Inc., and may not be available at other stores. EG A14 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, November 17, 2005 (GXFDWLRQ www.TheItemOnline.com MHS students selected for 2005-06 Peer program
Forty-one students were induct- of incoming freshmen. O’Leary, Tassia Rosa, Daniel ed into the Millburn High School Also offered is DARE (Drug Schechner, Tamara Smallman, Peer Leadership Program Nov. 3. Abuse Resistance Education) Pos- Rebecca Wang and Liat Zud- In order to be selected as a peer itive Role Models, a program kewich. leader, students completed an where chosen peer leaders visit the Junior class peer leaders are application with written essays, fifth grade DARE classes with a Joshua Daniels, Laure Fischer, Julia obtained signatures from teachers, township police officer to address Greenberg, Greg Hertz, Jacqueline and interviewed for the program. the students’ questions. Litvak, Margarita Nachevnik, These peer leaders and their par- In addition to these activities, Abdullah Rasheed, Merrill Rudd, ents also signed a contract com- the peer leaders also raised funds Jacquelyn Talpalar, Christina mitting the student to remain alco- for the American Cancer Society Tenore and Jaclyn Willens. Sopho- hol, tobacco and drug free and to and the Children’s Hope Founda- more class peer leaders are Ariel be a positive role model for peers. tion. Goldenthal, Jacob Inwood, Priya The Millburn High School Peer They made over 200 peanut but- Mahendra, Jeffrey Rayvid, William Leadership Program touched the ter and jelly sandwiches for the Savage, Jennifer Schechner, Jacob lives of over 1,000 students local food bank, volunteered at Solomon, Daniel Vinegrad and throughout the school district last Clara’s Kitchen in West Orange, Keith Weber. year. where they made lunch and served Freshman class peer leaders are Activities include Peers for Aids more than 80 people, shoveled Glen Boden, Matthew Britton, Awareness, which incorporates a snow for local senior citizens and Katie Chan, Michael Cummo, Ali- visit to every ninth grade health visited the residents of the Daugh- cia Cuomo, Jonathan Daniels, class to discuss the dangers of ters of Israel nursing home in West Sarah Drew, Michael Esposito, HIV/AIDS; Cross-Age Teaching, Orange. Daniel Griffith, Amanda Jacir, PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS where students visit every fourth The 2005-06 Peer Leadership Hannah MacDonald, Michael Per- Millburn High School Peer Leader officers for the 2005-06 school year, Mattias Lanas, grade class to teach drug aware- Program includes students from all chick and Zach Peskin. ness and refusal skills; and ninth four high school grades. Lynn Belvedere and Robin Christina Tenore, Liat Zudkewich and Gregory Hertz, from left, are all smiles at the Peer Grade Mentor Program, designed Senior class members are Herger are the faculty co-advisers program induction ceremony held Nov. 3 at the Education Center. to address the needs and questions Rohan Bose, Mattias Lanas, Anne for the Peer Leadership Program. Three-quarters of eighth graders inducted into leadership program Two hundred seventy-one stu- Millburn Middle School peer Mediators are the peer leaders Ribbon Week to increase aware- disabilities, in various aspects of smoking and partake in the Great dents, comprising 75 percent of the leaders are involved in numerous called upon by the guidance office, ness of drug education. school life. American Smoke Out in Novem- eighth grade, were formally induct- projects throughout the year, fellow students, school administra- MOGS, the largest peer leader This includes eating lunch ber. ed Oct. 26 into the Millburn Mid- including the Millburn Township tors and and teachers to conduct group, is responsible for establish- together, going on field trips and Seventh grade students apply in dle School Peer Leader Program. Snowflake Parade, back to school mediations when conflicts arise ing relationships in the 13 sixth participating in homeroom activi- May for the following school year’s This program encourages stu- nights, new student orientation, between students. Twenty-two stu- grade homerooms. MOGS serve ties. program. In each case, they must dents to remain substance-free, Dialogue Night and various dents participate in this group. as mentors for these sixth graders. WISH peer leaders run be endorsed by a teacher and are promote respect and tolerance and fundraisers for charity. PLOP is comprised of 15 peer They conduct monthly projects to fundraisers to benefit the Make-A- held accountable for their behavior provide a good role model to peers. In addition, each student is leaders who work on various pro- assist with group building, and are Wish Foundation, including a fac- throughout the year. All interested “Peer Leadership is a program involved in one of a total of 11 jects that emphasize the value of also involved in sixth grade ulty-student basketball game, can- students who apply are given a that is part of our tradition and leadership groups. remaining substance-free. fundraising projects. Sixty students dy grams and a silent auction in the position. soul, and it reflects our belief that These groups are Children Help Among other activities, these are peer leaders in MOGS. spring. Twenty-six students partic- The program coordinators, character and ability to lead are Energize Everyday Responsibilities students conduct Red Ribbon PIPS leaders tutor and mentor ipate in the WISH group. teachers Ben Abeles, Steve Cher- important aspects of our middle (CHEER), Mediators, PLOP Peer Week to increase awareness of other students after school. CHEER is in charge of assisting noski and Zsuzsanna Michael, school mission,” Michael Cahill, Leader Outreach Program drug education, organize a Dia- They help others to develop sixth graders with academic and assign students to the various principal of Millburn Middle (PLOP), Machine and Software logue Night this month and con- organization and study skills, as social issues that arise during the groups and oversee all the projects School, said at the induction cere- Help (MASH), Mentors of Grade duct puppet shows for fifth graders well as assist with test preparation. year. CHEER has 30 student peer and fundraisers. mony. Six (MOGS), Students of Art using drug-free themes. Nine students are peer leaders in leaders. The Peer Leader Program, “Volunteerism is one of the most Respond (SOAR), Personal The 18 MASH peer leaders the PIPS group. REBELII, a new leadership which is now in its 12th year, is significant actions that a person Improvement Planners (PIPS), serve as technical troubleshooters The 15 peer leaders in the group with eight students, pro- funded by the Millburn Municipal can take for the world,” keynote Reaching Everyone By Exposing in Millburn Middle School. They SHOK group receive special train- motes a smoke-free lifestyle for Alliance Committee (M-MAC), the speaker Patrick Swift said. Swift Lies (REBELII), Students Helping upgrade and maintain equipment, ing in seventh grade to assist teach- people of all ages. Millburn Township Board of Edu- encouraged all students to contin- Other Kids (SHOK), Teen Institute maintain the school Web site and ers in the school’s REACH pro- The REBELII Peer Leaders cation and the Character Educa- ue their volunteerism throughout of the Garden State (TIGS) and assist teachers with special pro- gram. Peer leaders assist REACH publicize the harmful influence of tion Grant. their lives. What if Students Helped (WISH). jects. They also participate in Red students, who are students with
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Events and holidays calendar for 2005-06 MHS debate team shines at Johnson tournament On the heels of an unprece- senior Brandon Sherman, who senior co-captain Daniel Rauch In addition, competing for the Nov. 23 Extended single session, all schools dented success at Hanover Park placed second, and senior co-cap- captured first place speaking on first time in extemporaneous Nov. 24, 25 Thanksgiving recess High School, the Millburn High tain Steve Liu, who captured third the topic of drilling in the Alaska speaking, sophomore Rickey Bar- School speech and debate team place. Rounding out the perfor- National Wildlife Reserve. Rauch banel placed fifth. Senior Dayne Dec. 26-Jan. 2 Winter recess garnered a host of awards at the mance was junior Alex Daniels, has won 11 of his last 12 New Jer- Seiden turned in a sixth-place Arthur L. Johnson High School who placed fifth. sey Circuit tournaments. effort in impromptu speaking. Jan. 3 Classes resume tournament held Nov. 5 and 6 In junior varsity Lincoln Dou- Jan. 13 Staff development day — extended single In Lincoln Douglas debate, the glas, sophomore Barney Koven team captured championships in captured third place. In addition, session, all schools two of three divisions and took sophomore Stefan Tintea took fifth Jan. 16 Martin Luther King Day — schools closed nine of 18 possible awards, while place while sophomore Eleanor in speech the team captured the Meegoda finished in sixth place. Feb. 20-24 Midwinter recess championship in extemporaneous Novice Lincoln Douglas once speaking. again demonstrated the strength of presents... March 10 Staff development day — extended single By virtue of their strong perfor- Millburn’s youngest competitors. session, all schools mances across the board, Millburn Competing in just her second captured second place overall tournament, freshman Julia Huang March 28-30 Parent-teacher conferences — extended among competing schools. placed first with an undefeated single session, elementary schools only In varsity Lincoln Douglas record. In his first tournament ever, debate, Millburn took four of the Alex Hertz, another freshman, April 14 Good Friday — schools closed top five slots. Leading the charge placed fourth. April 18 School elections—schools closed was junior Jake McNulty, who The speech team also to con- went undefeated and took first tributed to the team’s stellar per- April 21 Staff development day — extended single place at the tournament. formance. Slawomir Wozniak Also going undefeated were In extemporaneous speaking, of session, all schools Poland’s National Ballet April 24-28 Spring recess Company May 29 Memorial Day — schools closed Rachel Cahayla-Wynne June 23, 26, 27 Extended single session, all schools leading dancer of the 7RY Irine Fokine Ballet Company F LHZRXU ROOHFWLRQ RU HQWLUH June 27 Last day of school, all schools :KDW D WR SODFH D YLVLWXVR QRUGHU QOLQH Eugene Petrov ZD\ WR leading dancer of the FHOHEUDWH WKH IDOO VHDVRQ Irine Fokine Ballet Company
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FOOTBALL Millburn holds off North Hunterdon 18-7 lone score of the contest. North Hunterdon junior tail- Gridders snap back Blake Robinson capitalized on the first play after the visitors four-game fell on the ball when it glanced off a Miller in punt coverage, scam- pering 18 yards for the tying score losing streak in the final minute of the first quar- ter. The ensuing extra point gave By Jim Connelly North Hunterdon a 7-6 lead. of The Item The Millers went ahead to stay, 12-7, when sophomore tight end Millburn High School’s football David Stevens raced 62 yards for team was determined to end a pair a touchdown after hauling in a of streaks Friday night when it screen pass from Goldman. The entertained North Hunterdon in a score came with 2:59 left in the New Jersey State Interscholastic opening half. The two-point try Athletic Association consolation failed, leaving Millburn clinging to game. a five-point lead. The Millers carried a four-game Millburn tacked on an insur- losing streak into the contest. The ance touchdown on a 16-yard local gridders also were seeking to jaunt by Millburn junior running halt a two-game losing skid in con- back James Freeman (18 carries for solation game play. 102 yards) in the final quarter. The Sixth-year head coach Carmen Millers failed to convert their sec- Guarino’s squad rewarded the ond two-point try, keeping the Miller faithful by posting an 18-7 score at 18-7. victory. “Our defense played well and Millburn improved to 3-6. kept us in the game,” Guarino said. North Hunterdon, which suffered Were it not for the miscue on the its fourth consecutive loss, fell to 1- punt, the Millers could have logged 8. their third shutout of the year. The Millers put the game’s first Millburn’s defensive stars points on the scoreboard. Senior included senior linebacker Danny quarterback Elliot Goldman (7-of- Parcells (10 tackles), linebacker 20, 155 yards, two touchdowns, Freeman (eight tackles), junior one interception) tossed a 40-yard defensive back Sam Collingwood scoring strike to senior split end (seven tackles), junior lineman Scott Atkins with 3:02 left in the Jeremy Brown (six tackles, fumble opening quarter. The extra point recovery, forced fumble), junior try failed. defensive back Allen Xie (five tack- JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM A special teams gaffe by Mill- les) and senior defensive back burn’s punt return unit led to what Julian Durando (two intercep- Millburn’s Charlie Freundlich sacks North Hunterdon quarterback Ryan Reed in Friday night’s state consolation game. Also proved to be North Hunterdon’s tions). providing defensive pressure are Millburn’s Sam Collingood (26) and Allen Xie. Freundlich registered two sacks in the contest. Millburn gridder Parcells shines in darkest hour By Jim Connelly a great job and had one of his best of The Item ‘I knew he would have games of the season on both sides of the ball.” Football runs in the blood of the wanted me to play.’ Parcells, until last week when Parcells family. his father’s condition worsened, Thus, it was no surprise to see Danny Parcells had not missed a single day of Danny Parcells, the youngest of practice in his four years with the Don and Elaine Parcells’ three Millburn High School football player program according to Guarino. sons, don his blue and white No. “Danny displayed a true test of 54 uniform and take the field for character when he stepped on the this past Friday night’s high school witness the Millers’ 18-7 victory. field, was totally focused and did football game between Millburn “I tried to black it out once I got what he had to do to help us win and North Hunterdon. on the field,” Parcells said. “My the game,” Guarino said. Parcells, one of Millburn’s teammates have been very sup- The Miller captain, who had senior captains, played with a portive the whole way and they been named the recipient of the heavy heart. The contest took always had my back.” school’s Varsity Club Athlete of the place two days after the passing of The courage Parcells, a nephew Week honor for his play in a 24-20 his 62-year-old father, who suc- of former Giants and Jets coach loss to DePaul on Nov. 4, recorded cumbed to brain cancer on Nov. 9 Bill Parcells, now the head coach a team-high 10 tackles Friday in St. Barnabas Medical Center, of the Dallas Cowboys, displayed night. Livingston. during one of the most difficult “Danny keeps a lot of his emo- The elder Parcells, who played days of his life was not lost on his tions locked up,” Guarino said. for the Army football team in the head coach Carmen Guarino. Mill- “He handled himself like a real early 1960s, was first diagnosed burn’s head coach had become man.” with the disease four years ago. extremely close to Don Parcells A Mass for Don Parcells was The disease resurfaced this past since being tabbed to guide the offered Monday morning in St. June. Don Parcells took a turn for program in June of 2000. Rose of Lima Church before a the worse two weeks ago and No mention, at the request of standing room only gathering of passed away with his family at his the family, was made concerning family and friends, followed by bedside. the loss of Don Parcells prior to burial in the church cemetery. “I knew he would have wanted Friday’s game. The entire Millburn football me to play,” said Parcells, whose “We treated the game like it was team made the short walk from the JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM older brothers Craig and Chris, for- any other contest,” Guarino said. high school to the Short Hills Danny Parcells, head bowed at left, and his Miller teammates listen to head coach Carmen mer standout Miller gridders, now “The kids were well aware as to Avenue church as a group. play football at the University of what was going on. “As teammates and coaches we Guarino following Friday night’s 18-7 defeat of North Hunterdon. Parcells, despite the passing of Maine, were part of a large contin- “He handled himself as a true need to be supportive of Danny,” his father, Don, earlier in the week, played a key role in helping the local gridders snap a four- gent of family members on hand to warrior,” Guarino said. “Danny did Guarino said. game losing streak.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Millburn’s Murphy qualifies for state Meet of Champions By Jim Connelly “It’s been a great season for the team,” of The Item Miller head coach Jeff Kaye said. “We came a long way and even after our Peter Murphy of the Millburn High injuries, we were just five points short of School varsity boys cross country team our ultimate goal. I told the boys they have admits the thought of qualifying for the nothing to be disappointed about, nothing New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic to be ashamed of. They should hold their Association Meet of Champions was not heads high and be proud of all that they’ve something he envisioned at the start of the accomplished.” season. Murphy is the first Miller harrier to Yet, the Millers’ sophomore standout qualify for the state Meet of Champions will toe the Holmdel Park starting line Sat- since Mark Nichol in 1999. Nichol ran a urday morning with the state’s best run- 16:50.4 to finish 22nd in the 1999 Meet of ners in the season-ending Meet of Cham- Champions. pions. The race is scheduled to begin at “I would like to place in the top 30 at 10:45 a.m. the Meet of Champions and run under Murphy earned his place in the Meet of 16:30 at Holmdel,” Murphy said. I’m going Champions by virtue of ninth-place finish to have to work for it because each runner in this past Saturday’s state Group 3 meet will bring everything they have and I’m at Holmdel Park. just glad to be a part of it.” The Miller sophomore was clocked in PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 16:30.70. “I knew it was there and what I would Millburn’s Peter Murphy (1849) runs with a pack of Hopewell Valley harriers at Saturday’s New Jersey State MILLER NOTES have to,” said Murphy about gaining the Interscholastic Athletic Association Group 3 meet at Holmdel Park. Murphy finished ninth in the race to qualify for Junior Charlie Murphy (21st, 17:08.59), Meet of Champions field. “I was unsure the state Meet of Champions. senior Mattias Lanas (50th, 17:39.32), that I would be able to accomplish it by senior Victor Guevara (55th, 17:42.83) and the end of this year. This year has been The Millers fell five points short of being Morris Hills (56 points), Moorestown ons. Northern Valley-Old Tappan finished senior Chris Sawyer (67th, 17:54.40) also such a huge improvement for both myself one of the three Group 3 teams to qualify (143 points) and Northern Highlands (168 in fourth place with 172 points. Millburn scored team points for Millburn. and the Millburn team.” for Saturday’s meet. points) advanced to the Meet of Champi- placed fifth with 173 points. B2 Thursday, November 17, 2005 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com
VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER Millers top Villa Walsh for Suburban Division title
said. “We beat them with a very Championship professional performance. Villa Walsh (16-4-1), which was coming off a 2-0 win over Newark streak reaches Academy two days earlier in the New Jersey State Interscholastic seven seasons Athletic Association Non-Public North B title match, saw its nine- By Jim Connelly match (8-0-1) unbeaten streak of The Item halted by Millburn. Doing it the hard way. Lia Fierro, Millburn’s junior A tired Millburn High School keeper, stopped 14 Villa Walsh varsity girls soccer team would not shots to record her 12th shutout of let a matter of fatigue get in the way the campaign. The Vikings were of a seventh consecutive division held scoreless for the first since suf- championship. fering back-to-back 1-0 losses to The Millers, playing their fourth Randolph in the Morris County match in a span of eight days, Tournament on Oct. 10 and Mill- rolled to a 3-0 defeat of Villa Walsh burn the following day. Saturday afternoon in Morristown The Millers pulled out a 2-1 win in a winner-take- at windswept all showdown for Madison on the Northern Hills ‘We played very solidly Nov. 10 to tie Conference, Sub- and it was nice to finish Villa Walsh for urban Division the division title. Millburn and with a win and a shutout.’ lead. Villa Walsh The Dodgers entered the con- Andy Sones (7-10-3), oper- test tied for the Millburn varsity girls soccer coach ating with a stiff division lead with wind at their 10-2-1 records. backs, took a 1- “We played very solidly and it 0 lead on a goal by junior mid- was nice to finish with a win and fielder Brenna Stuhler with six a shutout,” said Andy Sones, who minutes left in the opening half. guided Millburn to an 18-4-1 Millburn tied the match on an record in his first season as the unassisted goal by Misilo with 26 team’s head coach. minutes left in the second half. Millburn did not allow a goal in Jeffers, with overtime becoming JIM CONNELLY/THE ITEM two meetings this fall with Villa more of a distinct possibility with Walsh. The Millers edged the each passing minute, scored the Katria Misilo accepts congratulations from Millburn teammates Tara Foley (left) and Samantha Wiener (8) after scoring the tying Vikings 1-0 on Oct. 11 at Millburn. go-ahead goal with 10 minutes goal in the second half against Madison on Nov. 10. Coming over to join in the celebration are Millburn’s Lindsay Weiss (9) and The local booters scored all remaining in regulation. Junior Laura Costanzo (14). The Millers rallied to win the match 2-1, setting the stage for Saturday’s division-title clinching win over three of their goals in a 15-minute midfielder Samantha Wiener Villa Walsh. span leading up to halftime. assisted on what proved to be the A goal by junior forward Tara winning goal. claimed four straight division titles. gomery (North 2, Group 3) and Foley staked Millburn to a 1-0 The squad extended its division Villa Walsh. Millburn went 1-2 lead. MILLER NOTES title streak to six last season upon against those squads, losing to But- Millburn extended its lead on Millburn began its streak of divi- its return to the Suburban Division. ler 3-1 in a regular season match &RPSDVVLRQ.LQGQHVV 6XSSRUW goals from junior forwards Erin Jef- sion titles in 1999 when it shared Millburn handed Villa Walsh its on Nov. 3, losing to Montgomery fers and Katria Misilo. Junior the Suburban Division crown with first home loss of the season. 3-0 in the section semifinals and defender Rachel Darivoff assisted Morris Catholic. The Millers, at the The Millers, over the course of beating Villa Walsh. 2XU SURJUDPV RIIHU D on two of the goals. Foley had an beginning of the 2000-01 school their final three matches, played Millburn was a perfect 7-0 in assist to go along with her goal. year moved to the conference’s three state sectional champions— matches decided by one goal this VDIH DQG DIIRUGDEOH “We started off strong and were Skyline Division, where they Butler (North 1, Group 1), Mont- season. SODFH WR JR WR able to weather the storm,” Sones IRU KHOS The Item sports editor Jim 1HZ SURJUDPV Connelly can be reached via EHJLQQLQJ VRRQ e-mail at theitem@north Millburn/Short Hills jersey.com 7KH /LQGD DQG 5XG\ 6OXFNHU 1&-: &HQWHU IRU :RPHQ Lacrosse Club For Boys 6XSSRUW *URXSV &RPSXWHU &ODVVHV :RUNVKRSV /HJDO DQG )LQDQFLDO *XLGDQFH -RE 6HDUFK 6WUDWHJLHV ATTENTION ALL BOYS IN 1ST THRU 8TH GRADES AUTO &DOO WKH &HQWHU IRU :RPHQ DW REGISTER NOW FOR THE RU YLVLW XV DW &(17(5)25:20(1QMRUJ DEALER 2006 Boys Lacrosse Season & Pre-Season Winter Tune-Up Clinic %HFDXVH LW·V JRRG WR NQRZ \RX·UH QRW DORQH SOURCE Linda&Rudy Slucker &RQYHQLHQWO\ ORFDWHG LQ /LYLQJVWRQ DW :0W3OHDVDQW$YH 5WH( A Convenient Guide to Forms are on our website: EHWZHHQ WKH /LYLQJVWRQ &LUFOH Locating Your Automotive (YHU\WKLQJ IRU ZRPHQ$OO LQ RQH SODFH 1&-: DQG:DOQXW 6WUHHW Sales Professional www.eteamz.com/mshlax or Sign up in person at the Millburn Library • 7:30pm Thursday, December 1, 2005 The Lacrosse Club fields teams from Grades 3 thru 8 plus an introductory clinic for Grades 1 & 2. 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BOYS BASKETBALL WRESTLING ADULT BASKETBALL MHS playing at Meadowlands Feb. 22 MHS staging Finn tournament Jan. 28 Weekly program begins Jan. 9 at MHS The Millburn High School var- Meadowlands for the fifth consec- Bernards, David Brearley, Par- was enshrined in the Millburn The township recreation depart- 16 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) sity basketball team is scheduled to utive campaign. Millburn is 3-1 in sippany Hills and host Millburn High School Athletic Hall of ment is offering an open gym bas- and Feb. 20 (Presidents Day). oppose Watchung Hills in the its four previous visits to Conti- are scheduled to comprise the Fame earlier this month, suffered ketball program for adults Monday The program is open to town- 2005-06 regular season finale nental Airlines Arena. field for the third annual Paul J. a fatal attack on April 21, 1999. evenings beginning in January at ship residents only. Registration fee Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 3 p.m. at Millburn defeated Caldwell 33- Finn Jr. Memorial Tournament. Finn was 38. Millburn High School’s auxiliary for the six-week program is $13 or Continental Airlines Arena in East 31 in its most recent appearance The event is scheduled for Satur- A starting time of 2:30 p.m. gymnasium. $3 per night. Rutherford. Fans who purchase on the Meadowlands hardwood day, Jan. 28, at Millburn High has been set for the event, which Session times are 8 to 9:30 p.m. Registration will be taken at the tickets to attend the Millburn- this past Feb. 11. School. The tournament honors takes place on a day in which the The program meets on a weekly gym. Watchung Hills contest can return For more information, call Mill- the memory of Finn, who won Scholastic Assessment Test will basis beginning Jan. 9 and contin- For more information, call the that evening to see the NBA con- burn varsity boys basketball team the 1978 state heavyweight be administered, according to uing through Feb. 27. recreation department at (973) test between the New Jersey Nets head coach Rodger Blind at (973) championship as a Millburn Ted D’Alessio, Millburn’s direc- Sessions will not be held on Jan. 564-7097. and Orlando Magic at 7:30. 564-7130, extension 343. High School senior. Finn, who tor of athletics. The Millers will be playing at the
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Advertising Section REALESTATE Marketplace B4 Thursday, November 17, 2005 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Mo-Beard honors CHAMPION BOOTERS Athletes of the Week 2005-06 Millburn two local athletes athletic schedules Cross country runner Peter Champions and helped the Millers at awards program Murphy and the girls soccer team post a fifth-place showing in the available online are the recipient of Millburn High Group 3 meet. Two local residents were recog- School Varsity Club Athlete of The Miller girls soccer team Millburn High School inter- nized for athletic excellence Nov. 4 Week honors for Nov. 7-13. defeated Villa Walsh 3-0 Saturday scholastic athletic schedules are at Morristown-Beard’s Middle Murphy, a sophomore, regis- afternoon in Morristown to cap- available on the Internet. School Fall Sports Awards Cere- tered a ninth-place finish in ture a seventh consecutive North- To obtain Millburn sports mony. 16:30.70 Saturday in the New Jer- ern Hills Conference division schedules, go to www.high- Eighth grader Alia Roth, a mem- sey State Interscholastic Athletic championship. schoolsports.net or access the ber of the girls soccer team, Association Group 3 champi- The Millburn Millers, 18-4-1 site through the school system’s received the team’s Coach’s onship race at Holmdel Park. overall, claimed the 2005 Subur- Web site at www.millburn.org. Award. Murphy’s exploits earned him a ban Division title with an 11-2-1 When visiting the school sys- Sixth grader Sami Gallick, a trip to this Saturday’s state Meet of record. tem’s Web site, click on “high member of the field hockey team, school,” then “sports.” received the squad’s Most Proceed to hit “click here for Improved Player Award. sports schedules,” select “New Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at Jersey” and scroll down to “Mill- [email protected] burn High School.” PHOTO COURTESY OF MARK OLENSKY Board meets Dec. 7 Township residents Jenny Olensky, left, and Emily Damstrom, helped the Player Development Academy’s Girls The Millburn Board of Recre- Under-12 Charge win the New Jersey State Cup title Nov. 6 ation Commissioners is scheduled at Fort Dix. Olensky and Damstrom are starting midfielders to hold its final meeting of 2005 Wednesday, Dec. 7,at 8 p.m. at the for the Charge. The Charge will represent New Jersey in the Gero Park Recreation Building. Region 1 Championships in July in Virginia Beach, Va. FOR SALE - CHATHAM TOWNSHIP
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Perfect location! Wonderful Glenwood home, 1 block to elementary School. Living room w/bay window, charm- Spacious 4,300 sq. ft. split with updated eat-in kitchen, adjoining family room and three and one-half new ing dining RM, new kitchen family RM addition. Four good size bedrooms on 2nd floor. $1,295,000 baths; huge new master suite with great walk-in closets and spectacular master bath with jacuzzi, stall shower and skylight; new heating and air conditioning, upgraded electric. This home is ideally located on a huge level (.5713) of an acre lot on a great street. Bus service is provided to highly rated Deerfield Elementary, Millburn Middle and High School. Asking $1,450,000
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YOUTH FOOTBALL Millburn quarterback Tyler Udland drops back to pass during Sunday Millburn Chiefs gain afternoon’s New Jersey Suburban Youth Football League semifinal-round berth in league final playoff game against Parsippany. Providing scoring play. Benedict once again protection for Udland Super Bowl converted the extra point kick, are, from left, tackles making the score Millburn 32, Par- sippany 0. Dylan Bailey and Kyle bound Parsippany got on the score- Ripp, center Ryan Blum, The Millburn Recreation board on a 10-yard run by Mark running backs Robert Department’s Chiefs scored 32 DeSisto. Rosa and Mike unanswered points to drill Parsip- The Panthers scored their final DiTommaso and tackle pany 32-13 Sunday afternoon in touchdown on a 50-yard run by James Collingwood. the semifinals of the New Jersey Brad Veterrio on the game’s final Suburban Youth Football League’s play. Millburn inside linebacker playoffs at Tatlock Field in Summit. Kyle Ripp blocked the extra point PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN The eighth grade gridiron squad attempt. CHIEFS advances to face Richmond Boro, N.Y., in the league’s Super Bowl contest scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Sunday at Tatlock Field. Millburn handed Richmond Boro (8-1) its only defeat 16-14 in the Millburn’s James Collingwood blocked a second-quarter punt to set up the game’s first score. E54478-01 The Chiefs (8-0-1), starting from the Parsippany 18 following the blocked punt, scored on Mike DiT- ommaso’s halfback option pass to Robert deCastro. The Chiefs’ Chris Benedict tacked on the two-point extra point kick, extending Mill- burn’s lead to 8-0 with 2:25 left in the first half. A 35-yard interception return by Lex Blum raised Millburn’s lead to 14-0 with 46 seconds left in the half. Benedict’s conversion kick gave the Chiefs a 16-point lead. DiTommaso returned an inter- ception 15 yards to the Parsippa- ny 35, paving the way for Mill- burn’s first touchdown of the sec- ond half. Millburn quarterback Tyler Udland tossed a 15-yard touchdown pass to DiTommaso with 3:36 left in the third quarter. Benedict’s two-point kick gave the Chiefs a 24-0 lead. The local gridders scored their final touchdown in the fourth quarter when DiTommaso turned a screen pass from quarterback Andrew Spelman into a 30-yard E54477-01
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80 Hemlock Road, Short HillsCharming stone front colonial ideally located on a large lot on the 8 Hilltop Road, Short Hills- New Mint Condition - Totally renovated brick front Center Hall most beautiful quiet private lanes in Short Hills. Has the feeling of being in New Vernon. This home Colonial w/beautiful gourmet eat-in kitchen & adjoining family room w/gas fireplace. Spectacular has a new eat-in kitchen totally open to family room with skylights, new master bath, new childrens Master Suite w/vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet, jacuzzi & stall shower, 4 more bedrooms, 3 more new bath and new powder room. The master bedroom has a walk-in closet and sliders open to a terrace baths on the 2nd flr. Nanny suite w/access to outside plus, beautiful childrens recreation room in overlooking property. Bus service provided to Hartshorn Elementary, Millburn Middle and High the basement. Ideally located on beautiful piece of property, .34 of an acre on a quiet street. Bus Schools. Dir: Hobart Avenue to Bishops to Hemlock. service to Deerfield Elementary, Millburn Middle & HS. Dir.: Old Short Hills Road to Hilltop Road.
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49 Lakeview Avenue, Short HillsThis classic colonial is ideally located on .48 of a totally level 15 Slope Drive, Short HillsClassic brick front center hall colonial ideally located on .6887 of an acre on a quiet street in Old Short Hills & boasts the best of everything. Huge new gourmet eat-in acre of level landscaped property in the heart of Old Short Hills within walking distance of the Short kitchen totally open to family room w/wood burning fireplace & French doors opening to patio & Hills train station, Village and Glenwood Elementary School. This lovely home features 4/5 yard, guest suite on 1st flr. w/new bath & 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths on 2nd flr., all baths are new bedrooms, two full and two half baths, den/office, family room and large kitchen with vaulted ceiling including the powder room. Bus service to Millburn Middle School. over eating area that has tremendous sunlight due to southern exposure overlooking the beautiful private backyard. Dir.: Hobart Avenue to Taylor Road to Slope Drive.
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Two local harriers Little League registering new players The Millburn-Short Hills Little ation Building. qualify for region League has scheduled a registra- Original birth certificates for all tion sessions for new players new players along with a proof of championship meet between the ages of 8 and 12, as residency (utility bill) must be of April 30, 2005, for 8:30 a.m. provided at the time of registra- Two local youngsters, Robert Saturday at the Gero Park Recre- tion. Stone and Cailley Silbert, have qualified to compete in the Region 2 Junior Olympic Cross Country Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. Championships on Sunday in Holmdel. SHORT HILLS Stone and Silbert qualified for this weekend’s meet by placing in their age group in the USA Track and Field-New Jersey Cross Coun- +HOSLQJ \RX JHW try Championships Nov. 6 in Pamona. 7RS 'ROODU Stone, a fourth grader at Hartshorn School, finished the E\ EXLOGLQJ DQG 3,000-meter race in 12:39, good for LPSOHPHQWLQJ D 13th place in the Bantam Boys (9- and 10-year-olds) age group. FRPSUHKHQVLYH Silbert, a fourth grader at Glen- wood School, covered the same FXVWRP PDUNHWLQJ SODQ distance in 13:03, good for third place in the Bantam Girls (9- and IRU \RXU KRPH %RQQLH *UHHU 10-year-olds) age group. 6DOHV 5HSUHVHQWDWLYH
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PHOTOS COURTESY OF MILLBURN RECREATION DEPARTMENT Members of the Millburn Recreation Department’s sixth through eighth grade roller hockey league champion Members of the Millburn Recreation Department’s third through fifth grade Coyotes squad are first row, from left, Jimmy Matin, Ahmad Kadri, Derek Weber, Jeremy Bergman, Yash roller hockey league champion Stars squad are first row, from left, Dan Palawat and Evan Wolf, second row, Adam Tannenbaum, Jack Paparian, Danny Sonnabend, Jordan Young and Rappoport, Benjamin Sysler, Ethan Glantz, Matthew Berns and Billy Berns, Caleb Ratinez and, third row, coaches Glenn Paparian and Michael Tannenbaum. Not pictured are Justin Cooper second row, Harris Goldstein, Matthew Horn, Jacob Goldstein, Lance Lentini, and Alexander Cichielo. The Coyotes posted a 7-1 record. Ahuja Aashish and Harrison Cohn and, third row, coaches Elliot Glantz and Eric Goldstein. Not pictured is Daniel Flaks. The Stars posted a 5-1-1 record.
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Miranda ing, sparking the Burn to a 2-1 the Lazers 3-2. goals and Arielle Fried, Gabriela Brody chipped in with two goals Sabrina Fedele and Mimi Beck School. defeat of the Revolution on the The Lazers received two goals Mottesi and Kanika Gupta each and Lara Good, Mary Claire Tan- scored in a shootout Saturday, final day of the Millburn Recre- from Carter Todd. scored one Saturday, propelling sill and Daniela Kaplun each leading the second-seeded Beat to 4th-5th girls league ation Department’s second and Dean Schweinler and Kyle the Lionfish to a 5-1 defeat of the scored one for the victors. a 1-0 defeat of the sixth-seeded Dyami Jasdanwala scored two third grade boys soccer league sea- Weissman each scored a goal, Marlins in the regular season The Dolphins received a goal Charge in the semifinals of the goals and Rachel Ben-Menachem son. leading the MetroStars to a 2-0 finale. from Megan McGrath. Millburn Recreation Department’s one Saturday, leading the top-seed- The Revolution’s Dylan Boyd defeat of the Crew. Faith Belcuore scored in the Lindsay McGlaughlin scored sixth through eighth grade girls ed Falcons past the fifth-seeded scored in the second half. Alex Brod scored two goals and first half for the Marlins. once in each half, pacing the soccer league playoffs. Gators in the semifinals of the Zachary Aronson’s pair of sec- Max Marell, Shea Barry, Max Jenna Dembner and Daniela Starfish to a 2-1 defeat of the Bar- Beat keepers Maddy Schu- league playoffs. ond-half goals gave the Mutiny a Winstanley, Jeremy Atwater and McGinn each tallied a hat trick, racudas. macher and Hannah Silverman The Gators’ Meghan Weissman 2-2 tie with the Clash. Jonathan Atwater each scored combined to make four saves. scored the first goal of the match. 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Jack Nic Deguines scored two goals Capron combined to blank the The Blizzard, in the squad’s sec- Goldberg, Matthew Olensky and and and Ben Cutler one, pacing Fusion. ond match of the day, dropped a 1- George Langberg provided excel- the Millburn Gunners to a 3-0 Lily Graf and Jordan Silbert 0 decision to Bridgewater. lent support for the Victory. defeat of the Piscataway Spartans. each scored a goal, lifting the Mill- Keeper Steven Karp and mid- Great Also on Sunday, the Millburn Caitlin Lally scored the lone burn Mustangs to a 2-1 defeat of fielder Jesse Sendyk starred in a Strikers received goals from Evan goal for the Millburn Sting in a 2- the North Hunterdon Wild Things. losing effort. Traditional Bograd, Nicholas Minter and Jack 1 loss to the Branchburg Pitch. Allison Tortora tallied two assists Cameron Harris scored a pair of Schwartz in a 3-0 defeat of the Jer- Jessie Finkelstein, Victoria Jordan, for the victors. goals in the Millburn Eclipse’s 3-2 sey Knights. Madeline Irvin and Lauren O’Neil Stellar outings from defenders loss to the Montgomery Hornets. ThanksgivingBuffet! Keepers Courtney Lieberman excelled in a losing effort. 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Kral refused to speculate further, “We’ll have to see how it comes quoting President Truman’s dic- up at the Jan. 3 meeting,” he said. tum, “Make your decision and “I’m told I probably won’t be re- don’t look back.” He promised the elected, but I haven’t spoken with Republicans will campaign vigor- all of the Committee members.” ously next year. According to Alan Kral, chair- Romano, for his part, said he man of the local Republican Com- will take a break before looking to mittee, Steinberg and Suell won the future. simply, “because their candidacy “We’ve been working hard for struck a chord with residents and five years,” he said. “Don’t think their voters turned out. Ours did- this happened overnight. This has n’t.” been years in the making.” view their election as a mandate STEINBERG for downtown revitalization, and they will continue to move rede- FROM PAGE A1 velopment projects forward. “By the vote tally, people want Suell said he would try to institute us to proceed with that,” Suell not- some of the recommendations ed. made in a safety report issued by Steinberg, who has lived in the the Board of Education in April, by township for less than two years, adding crossing guards or making said she believes voters supported better use of current police per- her because of the level of legal, sonnel. business and community involve- Steinberg said another area ment she offers and their percep- where the new Committee mem- tion that she is going to work hard bers could effect change in the on their behalf. She said she is a short term would be on the issue of property owner, along with her property taxes. She said on the cost husband, Peter, who has lived in side, elected officials could look at the township for 13 years and is contracts and be sure the township paying taxes along with others in is getting the most for its money. In the community. addition, she said, the Committee “I feel the pain,” she said. can consider new sources of grant She pledged to make herself money and seek to expand shared accessible and solicit public services. involvement in accomplishing In terms of ratables, she said, the what she termed “a large agenda.” township needs to look at the Suell addressed charges that he property it owns, which can be has changed his party affiliation ADAM ANIK/THE ITEM worth millions of dollars, and seek over the years by noting that he, Township resident Jennifer Whitman and her daughter, Emma, 3, are serenaded with music from a hot dog whistle played by to maximize land usage. along with many others, was a reg- Shaun Hanna, driver of the Oscar Mayer WienerMobile. Hanna and his promotional vehicle were on hand last weekend for the Suell pointed to the township’s istered Republican at a time when grand re-opening of the Kings Supermarket on Morris Turnpike. Web site as an area where the Township Committee was con- improvements can be made in the trolled by the Republican Party. near future. Saying the site now Being a Republican enabled him to functions as an online telephone have a say in primary elections, he directory, he said, it can be made said. more user-friendly and serve as He said he believes party affili- Groffman said he has been feelings with people of other vice. more of a bulletin board for the ation should not be an issue at the INTERFAITH involved with the interfaith service faiths.” For more information, call community. Meeting dates, min- local level. for many years, and he sees it as an Also during the service, a Bosman at (973) 379-5600 exten- utes and agendas for meetings and “We’re all working for the bet- FROM PAGE A1 important forum for members of Thanksgiving offering will be col- sion 10. information about applying for var- terment of the town,” he said. “We the community to come together. lected and designated for use by ious permits and variances could live here and we want to make it beings have a partnership with “One of the things we share is the local American Red Cross for -Patricia Harris be posted immediately. better.” God that enables them to receive gratitude to God for our blessings,” its hurricane relief effort. Both candidates also said they blessings of the season. he said. “It’s nice to share those A reception will follow the ser- HELPING THE HOMELESS Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES, ASSESSMENT, OR OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS Notice is hereby given that the following described real property situated in the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, in which municipal liens remain in arrears, will be sold by the undersigned at Public Auction on the 13th day of December, 2005 at 2:00 p.m., local prevailing time, in the Meeting Room, second floor, Millburn Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. Said real property will be sold on December 13, 2005 for the amounts of the 2004 municipal liens chargeable against the same. Such sale shall be made in fee, to such persons as shall purchase the same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of 18 percent per annum. The payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale (cash, certified check, cashier’s check, money order or attorney trust account) or the property will be resold. Any parcel of real property, for which there is no pur- chaser, will be sold to the Township of Millburn, in fee, for redemption at 18 percent per annum, and said Township of Millburn shall have the same remedies and rights as other purchasers, including the right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. The sale is subject to 2004 mu- nicipal liens remaining unpaid as of December 31, 2004. The properties below may be redeemed by payment of the amount due, plus interest and costs to such date. The names shown below are as they appear in the tax duplicate and do not necessarily mean that the parties are the present owners of the property. ONLY CASH, CERTI- FIED CHECKS, CASHIER’S CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS OR ATTORNEY TRUST ACCOUNTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. NAME ADDRESS BLOCK / TAX SEWER TOTAL LOT Timpson, Deborah Ward 55 Great Hills Road 2801 / 29 13,942.40 13,942.40 Gerald A. Viturello Tax Collector Millburn Item-1548403 Fee:$159.96 November 17, 24; December 1, 8, 2005 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2005 008919 LEGAL NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, PUBLIC NOTICE On November 7, 2005, the Board of Adjust- CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, "Take notice that David and Marion Tyms ment of the Township of Millburn, County of DOCKET NO. F1356004 WELLS FARGO have applied for: Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS IN- Historic Site or District Demolition Permit tion of Scott and Catherine McGraw, 2 Minni- DENTURE TRUSTEE, ETC. PLAINTIFF -vs- Historic District Construction Permit sink Road, to erect addition on the site. PRAMOD PATEL, ET ALS. DEFENDANTS from the Historic Preservation Commission The determination of said Board is now on Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises of the Township of Millburn for property lo- file in the office of the Board Secretary and is By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- cated at 225 Sagamore Road, appearing on available for inspection during normal busi- tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale the official maps as Lot 18, Block 707 Mill- ness hours. by Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, burn Township, with hearing scheduled at Helen S. Merle Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on the meeting on December 1, 2005 slated to Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment Tuesday, December 06, 2005, at one-thirty begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Mill- The Item 1552590 P.M. (Prevailing Time). burn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The re- Fee $6.45 Commonly known as: quested regulatory opinions are for: November 17, 2005 390 WHITE OAK RIDGE RD Exterior demolition work and construction of (MILLBURN) a (2) story addition to accommodate a closet SHORT HILLS, NJ 07078 and bathroom on the first floor and a laundry Lot: 22 Block: 4903 room and closet on the second floor. THE ITEM OF MILLBURN Size: 100 x 263 feet The papers relating to this application are on Distance to nearest cross street: 884.62 feet file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- AND SHORT HILLS Nearest cross street name: PARSONAGE ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall Public Notice Dept. HILL ROAD and may be inspected between the hours of A full legal description can be found in the of- 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through 1 Garret Mountain Plaza fice of the Register of Essex County. Friday. A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Marion Tyms 6th Floor funds is required at the time of sale. Applicant P.O. Box 471 Prior Liens/Encumbrances The Item 1551154 2005 Taxes Quarter 2 Open + Penalty Fee $12.47 West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 $252.87 November 17, 2005 Call toll-free 2005 Taxes Quarter 3 Open + Penalty $3,105.00 PUBLIC NOTICE 1-888-891-9467, Sewer Open + Interest $114.00 "Take notice that Jon and Liz Clark have ap- press 4 for the Public Notice Dept. PHOTO COURTESY OF BRIDGES Total $3,471.87 plied for: The approximate amount of the Judgment Historic District Construction Permit or e-mail to Township residents Diane Hoey Rothenberg, left, and Ginger Stearns, center, along with New to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of from the Historic Preservation Commission publicnotices@ SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY EIGHT of the Township of Millburn for property lo- northjersey.com Providence resident Deirdre Kennedy, sort clothing for BRIDGES, the Summit-based outreach THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY cated at 55 Highland Avenue, Short Hills ap- THREE AND 57/100 DOLLARS pearing on the official maps as Lot 4 Block (text or Word format preferred) program for the homeless in New York City, Newark and Irvington. The three women were ($778,833.57), together with the costs of this 2110 Millburn Township, with hearing sched- sale. uled at the meeting on December 1, 2005 Fax numbers: recently named to the organization’s board of trustees. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 sale from time to time as provided by Law. 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. Newark, N.J. October 31, 2005 The requested regulatory opinions are for: Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Exterior demolition work and construction of PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN, an elevator enclosure onto the rear of the ex- 3300for Thursday0001260284-01 edition 5.139 ATTORNEY(S) isting house. The Item 1537308 The papers relating to this application are on public notice p Fee $87.72 file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- When submitting a public notice Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1, 2005 ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall 0001260284-01 and may be inspected between the hours of advertisement, please indicate the PUBLIC NOTICE 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through name of the publication in which you "Take notice that Jan Greer has applied for: Friday. wish to place the ad, and your Eighty give blood at library drive Historic District Construction Permit Jon Clark from the Historic Preservation Commission Applicant requested run date(s). Also provide of the Township of Millburn for property lo- The Item 1552428 billing name, address, telephone Eighty people volunteered to tor, Kylee Carolfi, Edward Catallo, Also, Stuart Lipkind, Malcolm cated at 36 Forest Drive, appearing on the Fee $11.61 number, and daytime telephone Jack official maps as Lot 7 Block 2109 Millburn November 17, 2005 _ give blood at a Red Cross drive Laura Christian, Clemence MacKinnon, Michael Miller, Ide Township, with hearing scheduled at the (if different). Prepayment required held Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Mill- and Stephen Czapleck; Mills, Shashank Miskra, Francoise meeting on 12/1/2005 slated to begin at 7:30 unless previously credit-approved. p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, LEGAL NOTICE burn Free Public Library. Also, Laurence Dantus, Milli- Moreau, Ashley Morris, Thomas Millburn, New Jersey. The requested regula- On November 2, 2005, the Planning Board tory opinions are for: of the Township of Millburn in the County of Line rate: The next drive sponsored by the cent Denton, Nina Diamond, Paul Muscalino, and Vincent O’Leary; Exterior demolition work and construct a Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- 43¢ Millburn-Short Hills chapter of the Draben, Nancy Durando, Also, Pooja Pandit, Allison Pios- front portico. tion of Hong Bum Corporation, 12 Main A notarized affidavit will automatically The papers relating to this application are on Street, to operate a dry cleaning service on American Red Cross will be held in Jonathan Falkowski, Thomas cia, Theresa Piccone, Susan Priore, file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- the site. be mailed to advertiser certifying proof ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall The determination of said Board is now on of publication within five business days. Hauser Fellowship Hall at the Favia, Herbert Fisher, Pratima Lauren & Dennis Quigley, George and may be inspected between the hours of file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Community Congregational Ghadiali, Russell Glisker, Tracy Reider, Molly Rennie, Douglas 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through available for inspection during normal busi- Fee $20 Friday. ness hours. Church, 200 Hartshorn Drive. Goldenberg, Stanley Green and Robertson, Laura Rosenblatt, Jan Greer Helen S. Merle Check public notices online at Applicant Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment Donations are particularly impor- Margo Greene; Jonathan Rubenstein, Lisa Singer, The Item 1552218 The Item 1549204 northjersey.com or Fee $10.75 Fee $6.88 njpublicnotices.com tant as the holiday season Also, Eliot Greenberg, T. Carter Sarah and Don Snow, Margarita November 17, 2005 November 17, 2005 approaches. Hagaman, Nancy Hamilton, Sobario, and Kim and Michael 0001260284-01 LEGAL NOTICE The names of those who volun- Kristina Henkler, Scott and Sch- Spar; On November 7, 2005, the Board of Adjust- teered to donate on Nov. 12 are: eryl Horowitz, Michelle Jay, Frank Also, Alan Steinfeld, Thomas ment of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- Margaret Arnold, Gary Balter, Johnson and Eli Kammerman. Swartz, Marian Tortoriello, Ken- tion of Joe Davis and Deirdre Moore, 82 West Road, to erect deck on the site. Deborah Barker, Diane Benjamin, Also Peter Kavalus, Robert neth Udland, Maria Vibar, Patricia The determination of said Board is now on file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Ned Benedict, Ruth Boyle, Jon Kaye, Jill Kimelan, Conrad Kwan, Weber, Michael Wofey, Yanell available for inspection during normal busi- Budish, Randy Budros, Gediminas Sandi Lee, Joan Letsky and Arlene Youngbey and Harry Zelnick. ness hours. Helen S. 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