Library Update Costs $4 Million Aerial Surveys Tally Town Deer MHS

Volume117 Number 17 THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2004 75 Cents Library update costs $4 million

By Patricia Harris Swinson’s presentation was of The Item part of budget hearings the Com- mittee is conducting prior to set- The price tag for the town- ting this year’s municipal budget ship’s upcoming renovations to and striking the tax rate. Deliber- the Millburn Free Public Library ations are expected to continue is expected to be $4,240,900, li- next month, and the budget is to brary director Bill Swinson told be finalized in June. the Township Committee this At Tuesday evening’s session, week as he submitted his capital Committee members also heard budget request for 2004 to 2007. requests from heads of the De- Funding for the project may be partment of Recreation and available from a state grant, Parks and the Department of Swinson also indicated, in the Public Works. amount of $1,060,200. That In describing the status of the would leave the township’s share of the cost at $3,180,700. Continued on Page B12 Aerial surveys tally town deer Harry Trumbore/Staff photographer By Harry Trumbore Officials have sought to keep of The Item the deer population at a level of TAKING THE OATH—Joshua Scharf, left, Brenda White, school board elections, are sworn in at the beginning of 20 deer per square mile. Because Debra Camitta and Carol Marcus, winners in last week’s Monday night’s Board of Education meeting. The deer population in the the count last year was well township is on the rise. below the desired maximum of According to an infrared aerial 140 deer, township officials did survey conducted March 9, the not proceed with a fourth year of number of deer on lands west of controlled hunting. Board gets down to business South Mountain Reservation, The current figures are 56 over designated as the township’s the 140 limit, however, and By Harry Trumbore cussion during meetings. still be more than $600,000 in bers were told by Marcus that deer management area, is 180. township officials say they will of The Item Robert Zeglarski, assistant su- available funds from the 2002 there is a chance the stone cut- An additional 16 deer were mull over the question of perintendent for business, said referendum. ting is to preserve the something counted in residential neighbor- whether to resume the hunting If Monday night’s meeting the changes in construction did “We’ll be in the low $17 mil- of the school’s character. There hoods. program. was any indication, residents not result in significant cost in- lion when all is said and done,” is a chance the stone may crack, A similar survey conducted a At the same time the aerial who want more Board of Educa- creases over the money allotted Zeglarski said. she said, in which case new work year ago counted 112 deer in the survey of township lands was un- tion business to be conducted by the $18 million bond referen- The district, Zeglarski said, on the addition’s entranceway deer management area, which dertaken, a similar flyover of publicly had their wish granted. dum for school construction pro- only borrowed $12.5 million and will cost approximately $22,000. comprises approximately seven Along with incumbents Debra jects approved by voters in 2002. may have to borrow money on a Asbestos abatement projects acres of property. Continued on Page B12 Camitta and Carol Marcus, two Work at Wyoming School, in short term basis to pay contrac- were approved by the board for newcomers to the board, Joshua particular, was underbid, accord- tors until state aid is received. the removal of boilers at Scharf and Brenda White were ing to Zeglarski. Other change orders approved Wyoming School and for re- sworn in at the meeting and set- New boilers were approved for Monday night include: moval of paint containing traces tled into the annual business of Wyoming and Zeglarski ex- $4,861 to change circuiting of asbestos at the middle school. reorganization and certification plained the cost will come out of routing on the roof of the new A number of appointments of individuals for the coming funds from the 2002 referen- high school weight room; were approved Monday night as year. dum. Funds for a new hot water $2,194 to rewire the existing well. During the school board cam- heating and ventilation system in high school gym scoreboard; The law firm of Fogarty & paign, Scharf promised to bring the school come from the 1999 $8,032 for revisions to wall Hara was reappointed as legal his architect’s eye to the board. referendum, he said. materials at Hartshorn School; counsel and the firm of Riker, Monday night he questioned at Work to change over from $3,392 to provide a steel beam Schere, Hyland, Perretti was length the figures and descrip- steam to hot water system utiliz- support for equipment in a new reappointed as special education tions of construction change ing a heat exchanger will be done classroom at South Mountain legal counsel. orders for work being done at a on a classroom-by-classroom School that will be utilized by Attorney Lester Aron was number of schools. basis. special education students; reappointed as the board’s pro- White, in turn, asked for ex- Even with all the change $7,777 to cut an existing stone fessional negotiator. Timothy planations of the contents of bill orders that have been anticipated entranceway from a doorway at Vrabel of the accounting firm of schedules that are regularly pre- and that have been approved to Wyoming School and reinstall it sented and approved without dis- date, Zeglarski said, there will in the new addition. Board mem- Continued on Page B12

Harry Trumbore/staff photographer SAFETY ADVOCATES—Millburn High School seniors Rachel Tamaroff, left, and Allie Morris hold the research they have compiled to date on implementing a car service for teens unable to drive home after drinkiing. MHS seniors look to revive safe rides

By Harry Trumbore a mission to save lives. of The Item Rachel and Allie are seeking funding and volunteers to res- This spring, some Millburn urrect the Safe Rides program High School seniors are work- run through the local chapter ing on projects covering every- of the American Red Cross thing from helping organize more than a dozen years ago. the upcoming AquaFest and Over the past two weeks, the compiling information on girls have made presentations local lunch places to research- before the Millburn Municipal ing student attitudes to the Alliance Committee for Drug Vietnam War and documenting Awareness (M-MAC) and the how neighborhoods in Short Millburn Conference of Par- Hills came to be subdivided. ents and Teachers. Jim Connelly/staff photographer For their project, seniors Students and parents alike Rachel Tamaroff and Allie choose not to address the prob- HURDLING TO VICTORY—Millburn’s Peter Nakagami event at Saturday’s Millburn Relays. The Millers took the clears a hurdle on the second leg of the shuttle hurdles gold medal in 1:07.0. See Page B1 for story. Morris have joined together on Continued on Page B12

Please recycle. At least 15% recycled paper. Inside : Downed cable hurts worker, See Page A2. MHS golfers on roll. Story, Page B1. Classiﬁed B13-B15 Education A13-A16 Movies A9 Public Notices B12 Social A10 For home delivery, Editorial A4 Entertainment A8, A9 Obituaries A6 Religious news A6,A7 Sports B1-B11 phone (973) 233-5005 Page A2 Thursday, April 29, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Truck pulls cable Car cut open to pull down, worker hit driver out of wreck

By Harry Trumbore tifreeze. They returned to head- By Harry Trumbore a shirt and pair of pants valued at of The Item quarters after the car was towed of The Item $134, reportedly taken from from the scene. Macy’s, in her possession. Firefighters arriving at a motor Township firefighters April 22 The top of a township sanitation Drago was charged with vehicle accident April 20 at 3:18 were called to a Gapview Road truck snagged a cable guy wire on shoplifting and receiving stolen p.m. near the intersection of residence shortly after 10 p.m. to Inverness Court April 22 at 9:54 property. Mohawk and Westview roads dis- investigate a possible burning a.m., pulling down the cable and Neiman Marcus security offi- covered one of the vehicles in- light switch in a child’s bedroom. snapping off the top of a utility cers observed on surveillance volved, a delivery car, had been hit When they arrived, smoke was pole. cameras Mi-Sun Park, 43, of broadside and the door was visible near the switch, according Township employee Louis Staten Island allegedly conceal jammed shut. to reports, and the switch was Magnifico, 39, riding on the out- two tops valued at $920 in a shop- According to reports, firefight- sparking. side of the truck, was struck by the ping bag. After being detained by ers used a power spreader to pull The circuit breaker to the room cable on the upper shoulder and security officers at a store exit, the driver’s side door off the car. was shut off and firefighters re- neck. Park was found with another They then extricated the injured moved the switch and capped the Magnifico was treated at the shopping bag in her possession driver from his vehicle and se- wires. The homeowner was ad- scene by the Millburn-Short Hills containing four ties reportedly cured him to a longboard before vised to have an electrician re- Volunteer First Aid Squad and did stolen from Nordstrum’s valued at he was taken to a local hospital by place the switch. not require hospitalization. $445. Park was charged with re- the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer Firefighters drawn to a Millburn JCP&L was called to the scene to ceiving stolen property. First Aid Squad. Avenue apartment building April make repairs to the utility pole. Police are investigating report- On the night of April 22, town- 21 by a reported odor of gas dis- Police credit security officers at ed burglaries April 22 of two Mill- Patricia Harris/staff photographer ship firefighters assisted firefight- covered the odor came from an Neiman Marcus at The Mall at burn Avenue apartments. Accord- NEW POLICE OFFICER—Lorenzo Graham, center, is ers from Summit and Springfield unlit pilot light in one of the apart- Short Hills Saturday for the appre- ing to reports, the tenant of one sworn in as the municipality’s newest police officer during in extinguishing a van fire in the ments. hension of two women who al- apartment shortly after 5 p.m. dis- the Township Committee’s April 20 meeting. Administer- westbound lane of Route 78. Reports of a gas odor at the legedly shoplifted merchandise covered the door to the apartment ing the oath of loyalty, at left, is township clerk Joanne Arriving at a motor vehicle ac- QDoba restaurant at The Mall at during the afternoon from several had been forced open and the lock Monarque, as Graham’s wife, Pamela, looks on. Graham cident on Route 24 the morning of Short Hills April 21 drew fire- mall stores. broken. A ring and two silver brings the total number of patrol officers on the force to April 22, firefighters disconnected fighters to the scene at 11:42 p.m. Police said shortly after 5 p.m., watches were reported missing. 28, two short of the full complement. the battery of the damaged auto- Firefighters shut the gas line to store security officers monitoring During an investigation of the mobile and spread absorbent on the restaurant and vented the en- surveillance televisions observed incident, police report the door to the ground to soak up spilled an- tranceway, according to reports. Manalapan resident Jill Drago, 23, an adjacent apartment also had concealing a bathing suit and a top been forced open. in a handbag. Drago was stopped The tenant of the second apart- Firefighters focusing new campaign on juvenile arson when she left the store without ment told police a gold clip was paying for the items. Police found missing. Firefighters across the country youths result in more than 300 now are going to be trained in- “We’ll be part of a network of will observe Arson Awareness deaths and 2,000 injuries annual- house as a team, according to individual organizations to assess Week next week. The theme this ly. Property damage is a high as Capt. Robert Echavarria, the Mill- juveniles and determine what sort Newswatch: traffic test year is “Juvenile Firesetting: The $300 million and more than burn Fire Department fire mar- of intervention they need,” Preventable Arson.” 40,000 incidents occur annually. shal. Echavarria said. The crime of arson has the Because juvenile arson often re- ends, results coming highest rate of juvenile involve- flects a deeper problem of family Township officials were busy and bus stops, he said, and some ment of all other crimes, accord- troubles or child abuse, fire offi- this week dismantling traffic bar- were issued to drivers who ing to the United State Fire Ad- cials said, a community’s re- rels and altering the striping that double-parked. Only a small per- ministration and the International sponse should include the police has been in place along Millburn centage were issued to those who Association of Arson Investiga- department, mental health profes- Avenue for the past three weeks, exceeded the two-hour limit on tors, who sponsor the campaign, sionals, schools and hospitals. during a traffic calming experi- the parking spaces. with 55 percent of all persons ar- While township firefighters in ment. In related news, the four rested for arson being under the the past have relied on juvenile Parking spaces on both sides meters on Main Street that have ageof18. arson services provided by St. of Millburn Avenue, from Main been in dispute in recent weeks, Juvenile arson and fires set by Barnabas Medical Center, they Kindermusik Classes for ages 0 to 7 Street to Lackawanna Place, are back after a brief respite. were to be restored along the The meters, located on the 256256 Morris Morris Avenue Avenue curb line by yesterday. Now that westerly side of Main Street, Springfield,Springfield NJ 07081 the experiment narrowing traffic were removed during the (973)(973) 467-4688 467-4688 E17103-01 lanes from three to two is offi- repaving of Glen Avenue last Why give it away e29255-01 cially over, Town Hall employ- week. The meters are back with a ees are in the process of tabulat- no-parking restriction Monday when you can sell it? The Adler Benjamin Partnership ing the results of surveys polling through Friday, from 7 to 9 a.m. visitors to the downtown on the and 4 to 6 p.m. An ordinance ex- WE BUY 1940s–1970s MODERN Sue Adler lane change. Results of the sur- tending the hours of the no park- furniture, lighting, sculpture, glass, art and accessories of all kinds. Sue: 973 376 2987 cell: 973 464 9129 veys, distributed in the down- ing restriction is expected to Mid-Century American, French, Italian, and Scandanavian including: town area, as well as comments appear on the agenda for Tues- H. Bertoia, P.Evans, V. Kagan, G. Nakashima, H. Probber, H. Wegner, Robin Benjamin received on the township’s hot- day’s Township Committee Dunbar, Knoll, Murano, Singer & Sons, G. Tanier, Venini, and much more! Robin: 973 376 6331 line, will be made available to meeting. Single items to entire households. Professional. Courteous. cell: 973 202 7270 the public. 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By Patricia Harris televisions, stereos, radios, cell than ones that took place in Sussex and Warren, as well as of The Item phones and similar devices. Ap- entire counties. Essex, counties. pliances will not be accepted. “Our second collection proba- The company employs work- Residents may bring their dis- “We’ve had two successful bly was bigger than the first,” ers who refurbish the equipment, carded electronic gear to the events,” Kusum Ketkar, chair- Ketkar also said in speaking of which is then resold in bulk to Millburn Train Station Lot Satur- man of the Environmental Com- last May’s event. At that time, large companies in New Jersey day, May 8, from 9 a.m. to 2 mission, said this week. She 317 catheter ray tubes (CRT’s) and New York and various p.m., when the town holds its originally proposed the project to weighing 16,680 pounds and schools including New Jersey third annual E-cycling Day. keep electronic items out of 10,011 pounds of other electron- Technical Institute, Stevens In- Sponsored by the Environ- landfills, where their contami- ic equipment were collected. The stitute and Rutgers University. mental Commission and the nants can pollute the earth and equipment was to be properly re- The company also is an approved Township Committee, the elec- groundwater. cycled in accordance with feder- vendor for the New Jersey Edu- tronics collection offers residents Ketkar noted the township’s al EPA and state standards and cation and Computing Coopera- an opportunity to discard items first recycling event, held in Oc- guidelines. tive. in an environmentally safe way. tober 2002, brought in 638 com- The concept of e-cycling has The company’s goal is to recy- The recycled goods will be puter monitors, 384 central pro- spread to neighboring communi- cle 97.7 percent of the materials hauled away by an area company cessing units, 154 printers, ties and even to Essex County, it collects. If items cannot be re- that specializes in reconditioning copiers and scanners, 122 televi- which last year held its first furbished, the company will re- and reselling the products or dis- sions, 101 stereos and video cas- countywide collection day. cycle the component parts. mantling them and disposing of sette recorders and 2,381 pounds Advanced Recovery, located An electronic recycling hotline the parts. of miscellaneous items. in Newark, has conducted collec- has been set up to answer ques- Among items that may be The operational manager for tions in other area towns includ- tions. Residents can reach the brought to the lot, located at the the company collecting the recy- ing Montclair, Glen Ridge and hotline by calling (973) 921- Patricia Harris/staff photographer corner of Glen Avenue and Lack- cled items, Advanced Recovery, Maplewood, and in Passaic, 8815. PICKER-UPPERS—Members of Wyoming School’s awanna Place, are computers, told Ketkar the township’s col- Brownie Troop 1183 celebrated Earth Day April 22 by monitors, printers, keyboards, lection was the largest he over- collecting debris at Slayton Field. Doing their part in laptops, video cassette recorders, saw in the state that year, larger making the field a cleaner place were from left, Natasha Baskin, 8, Nora Cunningham, 8, and Brighid Kirkwood, 7. Spring Boutique Thursday, April 29th • 7-10pm Spring brings scam artists TEMPLE B’NAI JESHURUN • SHORT HILLS, NJ The Millburn Police Depart- dents with scams. ABC Nursery School ment advises township residents, Residents are asked to notify 386 White Oak Ridge Road • Short Hills especially senior citizens, that the police if they have been ap- FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN along with the arrival of spring, proached by gypsies. Where small class-size and the development of self-esteem, For more information, call there also could be the arrival of If possible, note the license provide a significant foundation for future academic success. 973-467-2859 itinerant workers known as “gyp- plate number and give a descrip- sies” who present themselves as tion of the individual and the ve- contractors. hicle he drives. Their vehicles Police advise homeowners to usually do not have company be wary of individuals who offer names on them or telephone to make repairs. Police said these numbers, and will sometimes individuals often defraud resi- have out of state license plates. Jazz & May Real estate taxes due Saturday Sushiinin Tuesdays 6:30pm - 9:00 The township is reminding p.m. residents that second quarter real Tax payments can also be estate taxes are due Saturday. mailed to the Tax Collector’s REGISTRATION Underway for 2004-2005 O To avoid interest charges, all Office, P.O. Box 1034, Millburn, Ord May payments must be received 07041 or placed in the drop box e on or before May 7. located outside Town Hall. • Outstanding child/teacher ratio r In addition to the tax office’s The Feb. 1 and May 1 tax bills • Integrated thematic based curriculum O • Multi-sensory and experiential approach regular hours of 8:30 a.m. to were mailed to all residents in n • Computer, Music Notation, P.E. l 4:30 p.m., Monday through September. in Yoga, and Spanish and Hebrew Specials e Friday, the office will be open For further information, call ! Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon the tax collector’s office at (973) 1025 South Orange Avenue and Monday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 564-7083. Barbara Hochberg Director

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Teens helping teens We don’t need statistics to remind us that drinking and driving can have deadly consequences, especially for teenagers. As parents, we may forget what it was like to be young. There’s an invincible feeling only youth can provide, that colors judgment, at times, with a sense of immortality. We’re all too mortal, we adults know. We zero in on that mortality every time our kids request the keys to the family car. Many of us did drink in high school. And many of us got behind the wheel of the family automobile after a few drinks in spite of all the admonitions against such an action. We all know personally of incidents where such mistakes proved deadly. As adults, we cannot ignore the fact that our children face and succumb to the same temptations we did. Two Millburn High School seniors have stepped forward to address the issue of teen drinking and offer an in- genious solution. They want to revive a Safe Rides program. Their efforts are not meant to condone underage drinking or, indeed, to sit in judgment at all. Instead, their efforts are meant to save lives. We mourned the death of a Millburn High School student in December, who died in a car crash in Union Township in which drinking was involved. The memory of a life lost at so tender an age should re- inforce our resolve as parents to find some way to combat such tragedies. We support seniors Rachel Tamaroff and Allie Morris in their efforts. Sure, they understand there are legal and moral ramifications when providing rides home to underage drinkers. And they are addressing those concerns. What we admire about their plan is that, in a way only kids can do, they went straight to the heart of the matter. Here’s the problem, here’s a solution, they say. It’s up to adults now to show support and fill in some of the blanks in the plan. It’s up the to the community to acknowledge a need and lend money and time to finding Letters to the editor a solution. Rachel and Allie are seeking sponsors for a car and a building for a clubhouse. There are other components of their plan that require funding as well. Topics of concern to readers The Safe Rides program failed once. Let’s see that it Main Street meters does not fail again. house, traffic backups from Mill- Stevens, Sue Bean, Nancy Miwa, about—getting the votes. Editor, The Item: burn Avenue past Hillside Peggy Baggaley, Corinne Errico Moving forward, as a new I was pleased to see two letters Avenue have been a fact of and Sandy Coppola. They were member of the Board of Educa- this past week objecting to the life. In the past few years, how- always willing to devote more tion, I am confident that I repre- reinstitution of parking meters ever, they have become even time and energy, even after I sent the community-at-large. I Coming events on the west side of Main Street more frequent. thought I had already asked them feel a real responsibility to work between Millburn Avenue and Linda Seelbach spoke about to do too much. I’d like to thank hard, learn and, most important- Today, April 29 Saturday, May 15 Essex Street. I would have been the many residents who had ex- Craig Ott, our treasurer, whose ly, contribute in a meaningful 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. American even more pleased if the letter pressed appreciation for the re- experience and guidance proved way to our school district and Needy jewelry salesroom open. Red Cross blood drive. Millburn writers and the many other resi- moval of parking at those four invaluable. our community. New Eyes headquarters, 549 Free Public Library. dents who object to these meters spaces. Tom McDermott talked Thank you to Mary Ellen Brenda B. White Millburn Ave. had turned out for the town coun- about increased complaints from Roberts, Terry Sayia, Kathy Pel- 25 Barberry Lane Tuesday, May 18 cil meeting where this was dis- residents dealing with motorists licane, Lynn Boyajian, Sharon Tuesday, May 4 8 p.m. Township Committee cussed. bypassing downtown in favor of Brosnan, Jeff Stevens, Rose Board of Ed 8 p.m. Township Committee meeting. Town Hall. As it was, the only voices pre- side streets when parking was al- Ritchie, Liz Khordorov, and Editor, The Item: meeting. Town Hall. sent in opposition were mine and lowed at those spaces. More im- Dara Near for pitching in when As I join the Millburn Board Wednesday, May 19 my husband’s. For the benefit of portantly, he spoke about the we needed them. I’m also thank- of Education as one of two new Wednesday, May 5 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- those not in attendance, I would support of both the police and ful for our telephone team for members, I would like to thank 8 p.m. Board of Recreation ing. Town Hall. like to summarize and comment fire departments in banning park- making calls on my behalf. Prob- all my supporters for their kind Commissioners meeting. Gero on the opinions of the business ing at those spots for reasons of ably, the most difficult thing words of encouragement Park Recreation Building. Thursday, May 20 owners who turned out in large public safety. about running as a non-incum- throughout this campaign, and 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the numbers. It was a shame that representa- bent is getting the name recogni- for giving me the opportunity to ing. Town Hall. Needy jewelry salesroom open. Having parked cars acts to tives from those two departments tion outside the core areas of serve the community. New Eyes headquarters, 549 slow down speeding cars that en- didn’t attend the meeting to support. Thank you to all who I would also like to thank the Thursday, May 6 Millburn Ave. danger pedestrians. Logically, it speak strongly from their per- wrote and e-mailed their friends other candidates for a vigorous 12:15 p.m. National Day of is difficult to get up much speed spectives. In the end, three coun- and neighbors. campaign that included many Prayer observance. First Baptist Monday, May 24 when you have three traffic lights cil members were swayed nei- Thank you to all who endorsed challenging and thought-provok- Church, corner of Millburn 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment within two short blocks. Objec- ther by logic nor by public safety me and enabled the committee to ing public debates. Without Avenue and Spring Street. meeting. Town Hall. tively, the police conducted issues, but only by an apparent put together a compelling adver- question, a contested race bene- 8 p.m. Historic Preservation 7:45 p.m. Board of Education speed surveys on three separate desire to please the business tisement. I would also like to fits the entire town since it gives Commission meeting. Town meeting. Education Center. occasions, proving speed is not a community. thank the Short Hills Association voice to many points of view, Hall. problem at that intersection. Ad- A long-time employee of PNC for its endorsement. allows issues facing our commu- Thursday, May 27 ditionally, we have more effec- shared with me the other day her To all those who contributed nity to be discussed openly, and Saturday, May 8 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the tive ways to handle speeders— perception of the increasing frus- money to our campaign, thank provides us all with the ability to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Eyes Needy jewelry salesroom open. give them tickets. tration of drivers, evident in the you very much. You allowed us decide our future. for the Needy spring sale. New New Eyes headquarters, 549 Middle school students are blowing of horns and other ex- to think strategically and execute In that same spirit, I would en- Eyes headquarters, 549 Millburn Millburn Ave. particularly vulnerable. At the pressions of anger. She predicted on that thinking. After our final courage all residents to attend Ave. time that middle school lets out, accidents or other “road rage” in- accounting, we will donate any Board of Education meetings. Friday, May 28 there is so much traffic one can cidents were inevitable. remaining funds to the Education The decisions made there impact Monday, May 10 Township public schools hardly achieve the speed limit. As Peggy Baggaley noted in Foundation of Millburn-Short all of us, and the public’s under- 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment closed. There are also additional police her letter in the April 22 issue of Hills. standing of these resolutions is meeting. Town Hall. present. The Item, the response of resi- I would like to acknowledge vital to our success. Nothing 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Monday, May 31 If customers can’t park in front dents will increasingly be to the Glenwood School communi- benefits a community more than Public Library Board of Trustees Memorial Day. of a store, they will take their avoid downtown Millburn, prob- ty for rallying in support of my an informed and involved citi- meeting. Williamsburg Room, business to the mall. Anyone ably in favor of either Maple- campaign and creating “buzz,” zenry. Millburn Free Public Library. Tuesday, June 1 who needs to park within 10 feet wood Village or Summit, where not just within Glenwood but Undoubtedly, Millburn is in 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 8 p.m. Township Committee of the door of a store will scarce- parking is usually not available throughout the district. I will meeting. Education Center. meeting. Town Hall. ly resort to mall shopping where in front of the door, but where always remember the strength of Continued on Page A5 parking is blocks away from getting in and out of town isn’t their support and the feeling of Thursday, May 13 Wednesday, June 2 your destination. an exercise in frustration. having them behind me. These 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 8 p.m. Board of Recreation There aren’t enough parking For now, in the spirit of acqui- memories will be particularly Letter policy Needy jewelry salesroom open. Commissioners meeting. Gero spaces. The other day, while escing to the inevitable, however, sweet because my family will be New Eyes, 549 Millburn Ave. Park Recreation Building. Glen Avenue was being repaired I would implore the police to leaving Glenwood School this Letters may be edited and and the meters on Main Street give copious tickets to those who year and moving on to Millburn may be published, reproduced were temporarily a “no parking” park illegally on that block or Middle School. or distributed in print, elec- area, I passed through town who ignore the right turn only Many forums were held this tronic, or other forms. The around 3 p.m. and saw five avail- lane at the previous corner, the year and I would like to ac- views and opinions expressed able spaces on Millburn Avenue intersection of Essex and Main knowledge the Short Hills Asso- in Letters to the Editor are not between Main Street and Town streets. ciation, Wyoming Civic Associa- necessarily those of The Item Hall. I also saw an additional two Ina Weitzman tion, the Republican Club, the or its affiliates. Submissions spaces on the east side of Main 37 Old Short Hills Road League of Women Voters, the should be typed and double- Street in front of Martini’s. The Special Education Committee spaced, and must be signed Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 only time there is a real problem and PTO Conference for provid- and include a daytime tele- School election Member of New Jersey Press Association parking is the week before ing the public with opportunities phone number for verification. Christmas and, perhaps, during Editor, the Item: to hear from the candidates di- Letters that cannot be verified Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher the Farmers Market. As I recall, Before the school board elec- rectly. These organizations pro- or are anonymous will not be Eveline Speedie, Editor though, the Farmers Market was tion is too far behind us, I would vided an important civic service published. Not all letters will Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager supported by those very business like to take this opportunity to to the community. The Item, necessarily be published. Send Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director people who claim a lack of park- say thank you to those who sup- whose coverage was very thor- letters to the editor by e-mail ing. ported me and helped me secure ough, played a vital role by keep- to [email protected], STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT Having those spaces has a seat on the Board of Education. ing our community informed. by fax to (973) 376-8556 or by KERRY RUBIN ...... DIRECTOR,CLASSIFIED TELECENTER always worked before. I don’t I would like to thank the mem- Thank you to the voters who mail to Editor, The Item,343 GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT,PRODUCTION know what “worked” means. For bers of the campaign committee: supported me because, in the Millburn Avenue. the Weekly Division of GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT,CIRCULATION the 13 years I have lived in this Susan Piskiel Blackburn, Maggie end, that’s what a campaign is all NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 29, 2004 Page A5

you all for coming out and Letters voting. Continued from Page A4 The goal I set out to accom- the enviable position of having plish exactly one year ago has one of the highest regarded been achieved—to see that a ﬁ- school districts in the nation. Our nancial and architectural profes- common interest as a town and sional are on our school board. as a school district is to continue Brenda White and Josh Scharf to thrive, and we need to work are those professionals. collectively toward accomplish- Millburn-Short Hills is fortu- ing this goal. nate to have such high caliber I look forward to serving on people in our community who the Board of Education and to are willing and able to serve us. hearing your questions and opin- Their presence on our school ions at upcoming public meet- board begins a new era. The ings. thought that I had something to Josh Scharf do with this development gives 11 Hawthorne Rd. me great pleasure of accomplish- ment. They have an unenviable task ahead, and we have an School board election obligation to give them our full Editor, The Item: support. To all my neighbors and friends and the Millburn-Short Alfred Mazzorana Hills community at large, thank 37 Hobart Ave.

Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society THEN AND NOW—This 1950 photo of the alley between store exhorts passersby not to throw away old shoes, but 355 (left) and 353 (right) Millburn Ave. was taken during an to repair them with Cat’s Paw parts. The appraiser’s notes appraisal of portions of downtown Millburn. The building for 353 Millburn Ave. observe it was a “two-story concrete on the left, housing Leed’s Tailors, is now home to La block building (which) contains a store on the first floor and Strada restaurant. The building on the right, then the Amer- a five-room and bath apartment in the second floor, occu- ican Shoe Repair store, is now home to Designer Jewelry pied by the owner.” It also notes the building was erected Outlet. The sign on the ground in front of the shoe repair around 1910. E29256-01 Ways to keep summer season ‘bear’-able '2 <28 +$9( $ 352%/(0ZLWK \RXU &RPSXWHU"

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Bulletin Board Robert Potter Church’s organist Services for township resident men’s Benevolent Association Sunday Services Robert D. Potter will be held to- Local 32, the Exempt N.J. Fire- gives recital May 8 morrow at 11 a.m. in St. men’s Association and the Christ Church Stephen’s Church. Springfield Elks. He also was an John Pivarnik, organist and 7:15, 8 and 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. E. Bevan Stanley will preach Mr. Potter, 73, died Monday in avid golfer and model airplane choirmaster at Christ Church, and celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The sidesman will be Jane New Jersey Fireman’s Home, builder and flyer. will present a solo piano recital Riedel. Stanley will preach and the Rev. Mary Frances Schjon- Boonton. Born in Orange, Mr. Potter there Saturday, May 8, at 7:30 berg will celebrate at the 9:30 a.m. service. The sidesmen will He was a firefighter with the lived in the township for 50 p.m. be R. John Cooper and Patricia Shewmaker. The first lesson will township for 25 years before re- years. The recital is the eighth in a be read by Bill Mebane, the second lesson will be read by tiring in 1985. He is survived by four sons, series of nine recitals he is per- Thornton Lurie, and the Prayers of the People will be read by Mr. Potter served in the U.S. Mark W., Darren L., Scott E. and forming in New Jersey, Penn- Eileen Paduano. Church school and nursery care begin at 9:15 Army National Guard from 1958 Glen A.; a sister, Carol Sheehan; sylvania and Massachusetts. a.m. and run through Annual Meeting, where Vestry members, to 1968. eight grandchildren and a great- Pivarnik will perform the fol- Diocesan Convention delegates and District 4 representatives He was a member of the Fire- granddaughter. lowing works: “French Suite will be elected. 3 p.m.: The Right Rev. John P, Croneberger, No. 6 in E Major” by J.S. Bach, Bishop of the Dioces of Newark, will celebrate Confirmation, in “Sonata No. 23 in F Minor, Op. which members of Christ Church and other area churches will 57 ‘Appassionata’” by Ludwig be confirmed. Richard Foster van Beethoven, “Elegie in E-flat John Pivarnik Minor, Op.3, No. 1” by Sergei Rotary Foundation Fellowship Community Congregational Church A Mass for former township ioner in St. Rose of Lima Rachmaninoff, “Etude in B-flat in Cologne, Germany. During 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Warren H. Bouton will deliver the mes- resident Richard M. Foster will Church. Minor, Op. 4, No. 3” by Karol his studies in Germany, he was sage, Green Pastures…Still Waters, based on Psalm 23. The be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Born in Cheshire, Conn., he Szymanowski and “Hungarian organist at St. Mary the Virgin Rev. Johann J. Bosman will assist in the service. Alan and Rose of Lima Church. Mr. lived in the township for 40 years Rhapsody in D-flat Major, No. parish in Cologne-Marienburg Alison Lee will greet worshipers in Hauser Fellowship Foster, 83, died March 9 in before moving to Maplewood in 6” by Franz Liszt. and a piano teacher at the City Hall. Ann Talcott will extend a welcoming hand in the church Denver, Colo. 1999. Pivarnik received a bachelor Music School of Leverkusen, a narthex. Bob Ackerman will coordinate the ushers. A fellowship A chemical engineer, he was A graduate of Lehigh Univer- of music degree, majoring in suburb of Cologne. hour will follow the service. Childcare is available in the Chris- employed by the Exxon/Mobil sity, he was elected to the piano performance, from Pivarnik teaches piano at his tian Education building for young children throughout the Corp. for 42 years before retir- school’s engineering honor soci- Susquehanna University in Madison and township studios morning. Church school is offered for children in kindergarten ing. ety, Tau Beta Pi. 1973. His piano teachers there and serves a vocal and instru- through eighth grade. Children join their parents for the begin- Mr. Foster was a volunteer for He is survived by a daughter, were Galen Deibler and Philip mental accompanist. He is re- ning of worship and then proceed to their classrooms. New Eyes for the Needy and a Jan of Sacramento, Calif.; a son, Clarke. He studied organ with tired from a 26-year career as a member of the Millburn Old Richard of Denver; a brother, James Boeringer. computer programmer analyst Covenant Presbyterian Church Guard. Edmund of Newtown Square, Pivarnik pursued graduate in the insurance and financial 11 a.m.: The Rev. David Miner and the Rev. Ken Shomo lead He also was an active parish- Pa., and two grandchildren. piano study with Maryan Filar industries. worship service, and Miner preaches the sermon, This Way at Temple University and Admission is $15 at the door Ahead, from Colossians 2:6-7. Nursery is provided. 9:30 a.m.: Günter Ludwig at Cologne and $12 for students. A recep- Sunday school for all ages. Adele Gallagher Music Hochschule while on a tion will follow. First Baptist Church 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. Hines will deliver the A Mass for former township Scouts and Girl Scouts. sermon, The Precious Blood of Christ, as part of the continuing resident Adele S. Gallagher was An active member of the series on the New Testament book. held April 22 in the Church of Spring Brook Country Club in 7 p.m.: The study, offered by the Focus on the Family Foun- Christ the King, New Vernon. Morristown, she was a member dation, will be “Innocent Blood.” Mrs. Gallagher, 88, died April 19 of the club’s ladies bowling in her Morris Township home. team. Renaissance Church She was a member of the St. Born in Jersey City, she lived 9:30 a.m.: Services are held at the Millburn Middle School. Rose of Lima Rosary Society in in the township for 45 years As part of a series, “Intentional Living: An antidote for letting Summit and a tutor at St. Anne’s before moving to Morris Town- life simply happen,” the Rev. Rich Teeters delivers the sermon, School in Newark. ship 12 years ago. She is sur- Intentional About Understanding God’s Expectations: How She also was a volunteer for vived by her husband, Thomas mad does God get when I screw up? Leading contemporary the SAGE Group of the Meals on P.; a son, Todd A.; a daughter, worship music is Steve Young. Wheels program in Summit and Virginia G. Leslie; five grand- a former leader of both the Boy children and a great-grandchild. St. Rose of Lima Church 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. The sacrament of reconciliation is offered Saturday from 4:30 to Michael Berardinelli 5:15 p.m., and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. Services were private for 40 years before retiring in 1974. St. Stephen’s Church former township resident Born in Woodside, N.Y., he 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with Michael Berardinelli. lived in the township before homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist ser- Mr. Berardinelli, 92, died moving to Hopatcong in 1974. vice at 10 a.m. Church School for children in kindergarten April 20 in Morristown Memori- He is survived by a son, Denis; through eighth grade will be held at 10 a.m. Nursery care is al Hospital. two sisters, Mary DeAndrea and available for younger children. He was employed in the secu- Helen Ramondino; a brother, rities transfer division of Bethle- William; three grandchildren and Wyoming Presbyterian Church hem Steel in New York City for three great-grandchildren. 10 a.m.: For the Fourth Sunday of Easter, the Rev. Ronald Johnson will lead worship and preach the sermon, The Great Tribulation. Scripture readings are Revelation 7:9-17 and John Ethel Green 10:22-30. The Chancel Choir, under the direction of Linda Erik- sen, will sing. Church school begins at 10 a.m. for children ages Services for township resident habilitation through Training in 3 through eighth grade. Infant and toddler care is available Ethel M. Green were held April South Orange. during the worship hour. Following worship, all are invited to 14 in Rochelle Park. Mrs. Green, Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she Hospitality Hour in Fellowship Hall. 89, died April 11 in St. Barnabas lived in South Orange and Medical Center, Livingston. Verona before moving to the She was a member of the Sis- township. Members of the community are invited to submit information terhood of Temple Beth El in She is survived by a son, for publication. News should be submitted via e-mail to theit- South Orange and a past presi- Lawrence; a daughter, Lydia; [email protected] or by calling (973) 376-1200 or by writ- dent of the Organization for Re- and three grandchildren. ing The Item, 343 Millburn Ave., Millburn, 07041. Teresa Merynda T&CO. 2004 Services were held Tuesday in Born in Newton, she lived in © Berkeley Heights for former the township and Sayreville Item religion editor Patricia Harris township resident Teresa Meryn- before moving to Oceanport 20 da. Mrs. Merynda, 80, died years ago. can be reached via e-mail at Friday in the Harborside Health She is survived by a brother, [email protected] Care Center, Bridgewater. Daniel Coletta.

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An upcoming musical event at and his recording of Beethoven’s The Chai Center of Millburn- Lag B’omer is a Jewish cultur- St. Stephen’s Church will feature “Third Piano Concerto” was Short Hills will hold its 13th al holiday, traditionally celebrat- the German-built Beckerath chosen by Stereo Review as a annual Lag B’omer family cele- ed outdoors. organ. Record of the Year in 1989. bration Sunday, May 9, from 1 to The holiday commemorates Anthony Newman will play Newman is also an active com- 4 p.m. in Short Hills Park. the end of a plague that killed the season finale of the St. poser, with sonatas, concerti, The event will include a moon- 24,000 students in ancient Israel, Stephen’s organ recital series, choral works, piano preludes and walk and other rides, hot dogs as well as celebrating the life and now completing its 34th year, fugues and an opera to his credit. and cotton candy, crafts and teachings of the first century Sunday at 4 p.m. For more than A professor of music for 30 games for children. Admission is sage and author of the Zohar, three decades, Newman has been years, he is currently music di- free, although donations will be To obtain additional informa- one of the country’s leading or- rector at St. Matthew’s Church in accepted to help defray costs. tion, call (973) 379-3151. ganists, harpsichordists and Bedford, N.Y. Bach specialists. He has record- Newman will play a largely ed more than 150 compact discs, Bach program, featuring the “Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C,” the “Trio Sonata No. 1 in E PatriciaHarris/staff photographer Flat,” and the “Passacaglia and DAY OF PRAYER—Township resident DianaLipps, right, Fugue in C Minor.” Also to be in- is coordinating the township’s participation in the Nation- cluded are both of the Mozart al Day of Prayer Thursday with the assistance of fellow “Fantasias in F Minor,” and the resident Carol Webster. The event will be held from 12:15 performer’s own “Toccata and to 12:45 p.m. in the First Baptist Church,at the corner of Fugue on Bach.” Millburn Avenue and Spring Street. Patriotic hymns, re- ﬂections and prayers will beofferedas part of the service.

A $10 contribution for the E29258-01 event will be suggested at the For more information, visit www.praynj.org or call (973) door. 379-5919.

Anthony Newman Parishioners It’s All Good show talents SHORT HILLS at arts fest GARDEN CLUB Members of the public are in- PLANT SALE vited to participate in the inaugural Festival of the Arts at St. Stephen’s Church this weekend. SATURDAY • MAY 8 The festival will highlight the musical, writing and visual tal- 8AM-1PM ents of church members. THE CLUB WHERE THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN PLAY...OR JUST RELAX •14Har-Tru Courts •Club Championships • Child Care The event begins Friday with a • Outdoor Pool • Round Robins, Clinics •Happy Hours free kickoff variety show. The • Director on Staff and Lessons • Summer HolidayParties SHORT HILLS show will feature the musical •Game Arranging • Snack Bar •Team Tennis • Men’s Interclub League • Fitness Room •Garden State League RAILROAD STATION and dramatic talents of church members, may of whom have taken part in local and profes- Annuals, Perennials, Herbs, sional productions. Visual arts Vegetables, Hanging Baskets, Patio will be on display and refresh- CENTER COURT TENNIS CLUB ments will be available. 222 N. Passaic Avenue • Chatham, NJ 07928 phone 973.635.1222 • fax 973.635.1622 Planters, Terra Cotta Pots & Accessories. www.centercourttennisclub.com Arts shows, demonstration and

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adults and children will be given Saturday, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Activities will cost $10 per adult and $5 per child. Most materials are included in the entrance fee, and others are avail- ST. STEPHEN’S You Don’t Have to Live with it? able for a nominal charge. Lunch and snacks will also be available. That “crushing pressure” around your At noon that day, Allian Pro- temples; above your eyes; in the back of your head - or that pounding, driving pain ductions will present “Fairy Tale Festival for the Arts that won’t go away. Headache can Fiasco,” a musical that follows interfere with your ability to concentrate - fairy tale characters trying to to be productive - to enjoy life! ﬁgure out which fairytale they 119 Main St., Millburn 973.376.0688 are in. The show, which runs for Dr. Joseph Murphy can evaluate the cause of your headache. If it’s from muscle 45 minutes, is appropriate for tension or improper neck motion, families and is included in the FRIDAY, APRIL 30th at 7:30 (Biomechanics), he can remove the cause price of admission. of your headache without the use of At 7:30 p.m., St. Stephen’s Kickoff Variety Show powerful drugs! Festival of the Arts and Allian Dr. Joseph J. Murphy Want a life without headaches? See Dr. Productions present “A Broad- featuring the musical and dramatic PAST PRESIDENT - The NJ & Murphy today for an evaluation and way Cabaret.” The musical show Morris Chiropractic Societies begin your journey to a headache-free life! will include performances by up talents of our members Editor-in-Chief and coming stars as well as vet- FREE ADMISSION The New Jersey Journal erans of the Great White Way. Palmer Graduate Tickets are $10 and can be purchased in advance by calling ~ Celebrating our 20th Year (973) 376-0688 or at the door. 301 Main Street • Chatham, NJ • (973) 635-0036 An open microphone will be SATURDAY,MAY1,from10:00 to 4 www.drmurphy.com provided for readings of poetry E29280-01 and prose Sunday at 2 p.m. A Display of Visual Arts, Crafts and Hobbies concert by Anthony Newman, organist, harpsichordist and Arts & Craft Workshops for Adults and Children* Medicare Prescription Bach specialist, will follow. Newman, who will be performing on the church’s Beckerath 12:30 “Fairytale Fiasco” a children’s show Discount Cards organ, has more than 150 record- Beginning May 3, 2004, all senior citizens age 65 and over will have the oppor- ings to his credit. The suggested by Allian Productions tunity to enroll in government sponsored prescription discount card, with ben- donation is $10. efits on June 1, 2004. This will be an important process for our town residents For more information, call $10 Adult / $5 Child / $30 Family who are elegible for this benefit, and the pharmacists at Short Hills Pharmacy (973) 376-0688. are uniquely qualified to help guide you through this process. Our expertise in *small charge for optional materials working with the Third Party companies endorsed by Medicare makes us a valu- Congregation able resource to guide you in this decision making process. ~ Be assured that Short Hills Pharmacy will participate in all of the Medicare honors teachers 7:30 SATURDAY EVENING endorsed prescription discount cards, regardless of where and when you enroll. tomorrow The enrollment of participating pharmacies is open to all pharmacies, and Short “A Broadway Caberet” Hills Pharmacy will always be a valuable partner in your health care needs. Congregation B’nai Jeshurun Many companies will be soliciting patients through direct mail and through will hold a special Shabbat ser- media advertisement, and we will eagerly help point you in the right direction. vice tomorrow at 6 p.m. honor- $10 Adult / $5 child / $30 Family Our pharmacy will be able to enroll you in the prescription plan of your choice. ing teachers in the early child- Performance by Allian Productions Please feel free to call one of our pharmacists during our business hours. hood, religious school, Hebrew We look forward to assisting you in this process. Call us now to compile the school and b’nai mitzvah pro- ~ information you need to make an informed decision. All Medicare beneficiaries grams for their ongoing dedica- are eligible for this card, even if you have retirement prescription benefits or a tion and devotion. The congrega- SUNDAY,MAY2 New Jersey State PAA card. tion will also recognize graduat- As always, we thank our customers for their continued ing seniors and teacher assistants 1:00 Prose and Poetry patronage, and look forward to making new acquaintances. during the service. Sincerely, An Oneg Shabbat will follow. Open Microphone Christopher J. Otto, RPh Call the temple ofﬁce at (973) FREE GOOD Most 379-1555 for any additional in- Pres cription NEIGHBOR SHORT HILLS Plans formation. Accep ~ PHARMACY PHARMACY ted OVER 75 YEARS OF 40 Chatham Rd. • Short Hills R r 4:00 QUALITY SERVICE (By Train Station) X Senio Organ Recital Hours: Mon - Fri 8:30am to 8pm Discounts Arts & Entertainment featuring Anthony Newman Sat.9amto5pm•Sun.9amto1pm (973) 379-3333 Deadline is • Vitamins • Perfumes • Children’s Gifts & Crafts • Cosmetics • Gund Plush • Specialty Salon Monday, Noon $10 Suggested Donation • Gifts • Russel Stover Candy Hair Care Products • Home Health Care • Photo Finishing • Prescription Delivery Service E29875-01 * Free Delivery Available * E29282-01 Page A8 Thursday, April 29, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Town flutist playing Brown’s infrared images on view The Millburn Free Public Li- widely on various subjects brary will present an exhibition during the past 10 years. He has and receiving award of toned infrared landscape had three solo exhibits in the images by artist Ron Brown New Jersey Center for Visual Township student Yemin Shi with the during the month of May. Arts, Summit, The Palmer will perform and receive the Young Infrared photography uses film Museum of Springfield Free 2004 John A. Plumer Memorial Artists Or- sensitive to light one cannot see, Public Library and Net Nomads Scholarship during a concert by chestra at infrared light, which is beyond Cafe, Maplewood. His work has the Maplewood Glee Club Sat- the Tangle- the red end of the visible light also been in numerous group urday, May 8, at 8 p.m. at the wood Insti- spectrum. Brown has shown shows and juried exhibitions. South Orange Middle School. tute, as co- Yemin, a senior at Millburn principal High School, was selected for flutist, the scholarship through audi- under the DINE-OUT tion. The Maplewood club club tutelage of has been awarding a musical the Boston RESTAURATEURS: To contact us about Yemin Shi Martini Bistro & Bar scholarship to a graduating high Symphony your local listing, please e-mail 40-42 Main St. (973) 376-4444 school senior since 1971. The Orchestra. [email protected] Photo courtesy of New Jersey Performing Arts Center Millburn Diner award was named for a former The young artist has been MILLBURN 72 Essex St. (973) 376-0504 member of the club, John A. recognized and commended by HIGH-ENERGY DANCE JAM—Members of the New Samurai Sushi Plumer, who was responsible the Arts Recognition and Talent Jersey Tap Ensemble will join with two other young dance Basilico 339 Millburn Ave. (973) 921-2848 for initiating the scholarship Search program, which nomi- companies for aDance Jam Saturday, May 8, at 2 p.m. 324 Millburn Ave. (973) 379-7020 Sono Japanese Restaurant program. The award is present- nated Yemin to have her biogra- and Sunday, May 9, at 2 p.m.in the Victoria Theater of the Brick Oven 323 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-2444 ly worth $1,500. phy included in “Who’s Who New Jersey Performing Arts Center,Newark.Theproduc- 343 Millburn Ave. (973) 379-6700 Tinga Tagueria The concert, “Traveling with Among American High School tion is designed to introduce young audiences to a Chan’s Palace Chinese Rstrnt 321 Millburn Ave. (973) 218-9500 271 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-1334 the Maplewood Glee Club,” Students.” panoramaofchoreographic styles.For tickets, at $13 for SHORT HILLS will feature music related to The concert is the first under the adults and $8 for children under 14, call (888) 466-5722 or Charlie Browns 35 Main St. (973) 376-1724 Benihana traveling and places to visit. new director, Thomas Cuffari, visit www.njpac.org. F M Kirby Carriage House 840 Morris Tpk. (973) 467-9550 The Doo-Wop Preservation So- who is music director at Scarbor- 22 Brookside Dr (973) 379-2420 Fore Seasons ciety will also perform. ough (N.Y.) Presbyterian Church Gian Marco Trattoria 440 Parsonage Hill Rd. (973) 467- Yemin has studied flute for and directs the Westchester Town students playing 301 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-5818 8882 six years and is currently under Women’s Chorale. JJRestaurant The Hilton At Short Hills the instruction of Jan Vinci. She The club welcomes new mem- 229 Millburn Ave. (973) 912-0262 41 Kennedy Pkwy. (973) 379-0100 is the principal flutist of the bers. Rehearsals for the fall con- in concert at NJPAC La Grotta Degli Amici Joe’s American Bar & Grill Millburn High School Orches- cert will begin in early September 293 Essex St. (973) 379-8875 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 379-4444 tra and has performed as princi- on Monday evenings at the Four township students are Jersey municipalities, as well as La Strada Nuova Johnny Rockets pal flutist with the New Jersey DeHart Center in Maplewood among the 65 teens who will per- Rockland County and Astoria, 355 Millburn Ave. (973) 467-3420 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 258-9338 All-State Orchestra and Wind from 7:45 to 9:45. More informa- form in Jazz for Teens, a show- N.Y. The teens will use skills Lilac Khun Thai Ensemble for the past four tion is available on the Web site, case of up-and-coming musical gained from studying with 194-196 Essex St. (973) 564-9600 504 Millburn Ave. (973) 258-0586 years. www.maplewoodgleeclub.org. talent, Saturday, May 15, at 2 master jazz artists during Ling Ling Chinese Cuisine Legal Sea Foods 1200 Morris Tpk. (973) 467-0089 Yemin has been invited to Tickets for the concert are p.m. in the Victoria Theater of NJPAC’s 2003-04 Jazz for Teens 59 Main St. (973) 912-8838 play with the All-Eastern U.S. $10, $6 for senior citizens and New Jersey Performing Arts program. Honors Band and the New students, and may be purchased Center (NJPAC), Newark. The concert will feature seven Jersey Youth Orchestra Festival at the door. The South Orange The students are Seung-Yong instrumental ensembles and as the principal flutist. Through Middle School is located at 70 Cho, Marc Plotkin and Andrew seven jazz vocalists. Celebrating our 20th Anniversary an international audition, she North Ridgewood Road, South Van Tassel on saxophone and Tickets are $13 for adults and has been selected to perform Orange. Scott Nadelson on trumpet. $8 for children under 14 and may Celebrate all Your The performance, under the be purchased by telephone at Special Occasions musical director of Don Braden, (888) 466-5722 or online at 10% OFF on Parties will feature teens from 46 New www.njpac.org. in July and August Pop artist Max showing (other than Sat.) Call for details. collection at mall gallery Party Seating for 10-80 people KITCHEN CABINETS 20% OFF your Dinner Taking Reservations for with this ad (cannot be combined with other World-renowned artist Peter more than 100 museums and gal- SUGG. Mothers Day! 40% to 60% OFF RETL. coupons, discounts, holidays, or specials.) Max will appear tomorrow from leries throughout the world. He 700 Bloomfield Avenue • CUSTOM 6 to 9 p.m. at the Wentworth Gal- has painted for numerous heads OPEN Toni & Jurgen Stender Montclair, NJ 07042 •STOCK TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 10-5 PM Your Hosts leries in The Mall at Short Hills. of state, including six American tel 973.746.5699 • WOOD THURS. 10-9 PM Reservations Suggested CLOSED SUN. & MON. Max will be showing “Colors presidents. • FORMICA® fax 973.746.0157 E32892-01 of a Better World,” his collection Gallery hours are tomorrow of more than 100 pieces of his from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday art, including original paintings, from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and drawings, and limited-edition Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. prints. The subject matter of the To reserve a space, call (973) WHOLESALE CORP. work ranges from the well 564-9776. 974470 325 Main St., Little Ferry 201-440-5173 285 3$&. :,// known “Cosmic” images, to his w68644-01 famous iconic paintings, such as the “Statue of Liberty,” and *(7<28$3$&. “Flag with Heart.” All artwork is available for purchase. In addition to making appear- ances, Max has made a special Ivory Bird Antiques limited edition poster available on his Web site to benefit New * HW LQ * HDU Jersey first responders. One hun- Yes! Another New Shipment! dred percent of the proceeds go to policemen’s associations, and Max is looking forward to pre- 0217+ :25.287 6<67(0 senting the state’s police benevo- • Occasional Chairs '(6,*1(' 72 &+$1*( <285 3+<6,48( lent association with a check for • Mirrors approximately $30,000 later this • Prints year. • Porcelains Max’s work is in collections of Ź <2*$ Ź SLODWHV PDW Ź \RJLODWHV Ź NLFN ER[LQJ Ź 7$, &+, Ź • Furniture Ź ´&<.(µ Ź FRUH VWUHQJWK Ź 3HUVRQDO 7UDLQLQJ Ź 7HHQ 0HPEHUVKLSV Ź Ź ILWQHVV HYDOXDWLRQ Ź FKLOG FDUH Ź VWHDP URRPV Ź Display • Paintings Ź WRZHO ODXQGU\ VHUYLFH Ź QXWULWLRQ FRQVXOWDWLRQ Ź • And Much More! Ź ZHHN ZHLJKW ORVV Ź PDVVDJH WKHUDS\ Ź Advertising 555 Bloomfield Ave Deadline 0LOOEXUQ $YHQXH0LOOEXUQ Montclair, NJ 07042 EHKLQG :KROH )RRGV &DOO IRU PRUH LQIRUPDWLRQ Friday, 4 p.m. ,QFOXGHV PRQWKO\ 3HUVRQDO 7UDLQLQJ VHVVLRQ (973) 744-5225 2SHQ 'D\V Call (973) 376-1200 Mon-Sat 10:00 to 5:00 E32903-01 ZZZ PRWLRQILWQHVVFOXE FRP E29279-01

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Area chorus seeks women singers Theater timetable Hickory Tree Chorus invites NJYS/Suburban Music Center, women singers to rehearsals 570 Central Ave, New Provi- CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 Wednesdays,May 19 and May dence. For more information call Connie and Carla (PG-13) Today: 7:30 26,at 7:15 p.m., at the (973) 729-7954. Man On Fire(R)Today: 7 Fri: 4:15, 7:15,10 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:15 13 Going on 30 (PG-13) Today: 7:15, 7:45 Fri: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Sat: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Sun: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Mon-Thurs: 7, 7:45 Special Advertising Feature Godsend (PG-13) Fri: 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Sat: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Sun: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 ATLANTIC CITY

MAPLEWOOD THEATER w76051-01 The Whole Ten Yards (PG-13) Today: 7:50 CASINO CONFIDENTIAL Jersey Girl(PG-13) Today: 7:55 BY TONY AUGUST Kill Bill Volume 2 (R) Today: 7:30 Fri: 7:10, 9:40 Sat: 1:55, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 Sun: 1:55, 4:30, 7:10 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 The Punisher (R) Today: 7:45 Ella Enchanted (PG)Today: 7:35 Fri: 7:25, 9:15 Sat: 2:15, 4:40, 7:25, 9:15 Sun: 2:15, 4:40, 7:25 Mon-Thurs: 7:35 May Merriment At Bon Voyage(PG-13) Today: 7:40 Mohegan Sun Laws of Attraction (PG-13) Fri: 7:45, 9:30 Sat: 2, 4:35, 7:45, 9:30 Sun: 2, 4:35, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:40 Bobby Jones StrokeofGenius (PG)Fri: 7:20, 9:35 Sat: 2:05, 4:25, Photo courtesy of New Jersey Performing Arts Center t’s been a while since I’ve devoted a column to the Connecticut 7:20, 9:35 Sun: 2:05, 4:25, 7:20 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 IHotel/Casinos of Foxwood and Mohegan Sun, but that’s not MeanGirls (PG-13) Fri: 7:30, 9:25 Sat: 2:10, 4:15, 7:30, 9:25 Sun: ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY—Internationally acclaimed because very little is happening.As a matter of fact, the opposite 2:10, 4:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:50 cellist Yo-Yo Ma will perform with the Amsterdam Baroque is true. There’s more going on every week in the form of enter- Envy (PG-13) Fri: 7:35, 9:45 Sat: 2:20, 4:45, 7:35, 9:45 Sun: 2:20, Orchestra tomorrow at 8 p.m.in Prudential Hall at the New tainment in those two hotel/casinos than all of the 12 casinos in 4:45, 7:35 Mon-Thurs: 7:55 Jersey Performing Arts Center,Newark.Theprogram in- Atlantic City. cludes works by Handel, Haydn and Vivaldi. Tickets, rang- CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL FIVE (SUMMIT) Let’s take a look at Mohegan Sun for May. I’ll start with Scooby Doo 2 (PG)Today: 5:30 Fri: 4:45 Sat & Sun: 12:15 Mon-Thurs: ing from $81 to $19, may be purchased by calling (888) Michael Feinstein,“America’s Ambassador Song.” Michael’s been 5 466-5722 or by visiting www.njpac.org. booked for a five-day gig May 26-May 30 in Mohegan’s beautiful The Ladykillers (R) Today: 7:40 and intimate “Cabaret,” which, in this columnist’s opinion, is the Ella Enchanted (PG)Today: 4:50, 7:10 Fri: 4:30, 6:45, 9 Sat: noon, perfect setting for any featured performer. 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 9 Sun: noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:45 Mon-Thurs:5:10, Michael has evolved into a captivating performer, composer 7:10 and arranger. He has released 19 albums, sold out shows world- The Prince & Me (PG)Today: 4:40, 7 wide and played for three presidents in the White House, as well Kill Bill Volume 2 (R) Today: 4:30, 7:30 as England’s Queen Mother. He is an entertainer whose work Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (R) Today: 5, 7:20 Fri: 7, 9:15 Sat: 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15 Sun: 2:30, 4:45, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7 Jazz at Jeshurun embodies the richness of classic big band, jazz and pop music. Envy (PG-13) Fri: 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sat: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: Working as an assistant to Ira Gershwin for six years,Feinstein 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7:15 has had the unique opportunity of learning from one of MeanGirls (PG-13) Fri: 5:30, 7:45, 10 Sat: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10 Sun: America’s true musical legends. In fact he was granted access to 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 5:30, 7:45 numerous unpublished Gershwin songs, which he has since Laws of Attraction (PG-13) Fri: 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 Sat: 12:45, 3, 5:15, STACEY KENT recorded and published. 7:30, 9:45 Sun: 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:15, 7:30 Michael is an important interpreter of George Gershwin’s in Concert music performing today. He’s as close as you’re going to get to CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 listening to the great Gershwin himself. Anyone who loves a Ella Enchanted (PG)Today: 7:20 song with a melody that can be “hummed” long after they’ve Kill Bill Volume 2 (R) Today: 7:10 13 Going on 30 (PG-13) Today: 7:30 Fri: 4:15, 7, 9:15 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, Saturday Evening heard it and a Broadway musical comedy can’t afford to miss this 7, 9:15 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7 Mon-Thurs: 7:10 May 8th at 8:00 pm show. Man on Fire(R)Today: 7 Fri: 3:45, 6:45, 9:50 Sat: 12:50, 3:45, 6:45, Feinstein doesn’t imitate Gershwin, he’s become Gershwin. 9:50 Sun: 12:50, 3:45, 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 7 Go see for yourself,the price is right,Wednesdays andThursday’s Envy (PG-13) Fri: 5:20, 7:45, 10 Sat: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:45, 10 Sun:1, performances are $30 and Friday through Sunday performances 3:10, 5:20, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:20 Fresh from her appearance at Carnegie Hall are $45. Laws of Attraction (PG-13) Fri: 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 Sat: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, For those who are interested in social and political comedy, 7:30, 9:30 Sun: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 don’t miss this exciting performer of American Jazz get to Mohegan Sun’s “Cabaret” theater, May 19-22 and listen to NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpected changes. “America’s Foremost Commentator on Everything.” Lewis Black Call on day of show to confirm times. is good, real good and he comments on everything because he Reserve Seating with Reception $90 & up can be seen everywhere! He is a weekly political commentator on Comedy Central’s General Admission $45 “The Daily Show,” and he has starred in two half-hour comedy specials for the network. As a stand-up comedian, he has performed at the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and opened for Masterwork Chorus sings For ticket information, please call “Ray Charles,” “Gladys Knight,” “The Band,”“Chicago” and for (973) 379-1555 Harry Belafonte. You’ve seen him on TV in “Caroline’s Comedy Handel’s oratorio Sunday Hour,“Evening at the Improv,the“A-list”and“Live fromTompkins Square Park and weekly with Conan O’Brien.” Some of us may Temple B’nai Jeshurun Now in its 49th season, the $10 and areavailable through the differ with his commentary but all of us will agree that he’s a MasterworkChorus and Orches- theater’s box office (973)539- 1025 South Orange Avenue very witty and funny satirist. Check him out. tra will present the oratorio “Israel 8008. Mohegan Sun lands another Connecticut exclusive, present- Short Hills ing an evening with Aaron Lewis of STAIND in the Mohegan Sun in Egypt”Sunday at 3 p.m. at The E29856-01 Community Theatre, 100 South Arena on Friday, May 7 at 8 p.m. This an acoustic performance St.Morristown. for Lewis featuring the hits“Outside,” “It’s Been A While,” “So Far The oratorio is George Frederic Away,” “Black,”and “Zoe Jane.” With chart-topping international success, more than eight Handel’s melodic and dramatic million in album sales and critical accolades, the Massachusetts setting of the biblical story band STAIND is leaving an indelible mark on the contemporary “Exodus.” At the podium will be music scene. The group’s critically acclaimed album “Break The Andrew Megill, Masterwork’s Cycle” became a certified global smash with such hits as “Fade,” music director “ForYou,”“Epiphany”and“It’s Been Awhile.” He will also perform Written in 1738 with an English some of the many cover songs that have influenced his life. libretto, “IsraelinEgypt”is con- The show is a unique opportunity for fans of all ages and one sidered by many tobe the com- of only a few in the country that Lewis will perform in select poser’s finest work. The work markets. That’s just some of the entertainment available at the contains far fewer solo parts than Mohegan and does not include due to space restrictions does his other oratorios.Also unusual is not include all the free entertainment offered in Mohegan Sun’s fabulous Wolf Den. the extensive useofdouble cho- G&DLRC ruses,or 8-part singing. The score Membership keeps growing and I want to thank those new conveys the epic story through members for their faith in the club. strong, theatric images and visions Contact Tony August via E-Mail ([email protected]) invoked by chorus and orchestra. e76040-01 or write to Executive Editor, North Jersey Community Tickets are$40,$30,$20 and Newspapers, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, PO Box 471, West Paterson NJ 07424-0471 Complete rules and regulations available at any Trump Card Center. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.

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Volunteers at New Eyes Rebecca Freeman engaged hold Mother’s Day sale to marry Edward Sturchio

The New Eyes for the Needy floor. Myron and Ellen Freeman of cosmetics company. Jewelry and Giftware Shop will New Eyes for the Needy is a Scotch Plains have announced the Mr. Sturchio received his bach- open its doors for its annual nonprofit volunteer organization engagement of their daughter, Re- elor’s degree from Villanova Uni- Mother’s Day Sale Saturday, founded in 1932 whose main becca, to Edward A. Sturchio Jr., versity and his juris doctorate May 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. purpose is to give the gift of son of Dr. Edward and Marilyn from Seton Hall University The sale is located in the New sight. Sturchio of the township. School of Law. He is an associate Eyes headquarters, 549 Millburn Two hundred volunteers from The future bride graduated with Ave. surrounding communities work honors from the University of with the Chatham law firm of Mc- Estate jewelry pieces will be out of the organization’s town- Wisconsin. She is a certified Cusker, Anselmi, Rosen, Carvelli on sale, donated by people ship headquarters. public accountant employed as a and Walsh. throughout the United States. Proceeds from the sale and manager of financial accounting at A November wedding is Items include pieces of antique monetary donations from indi- Coty, Inc., a New York City-based planned. jewelry, 14-karat gold and ster- viduals provide new prescription ling silver jewelry, watches, un- eyeglasses to needy Americans usual gemstone rings, one-of-a- across the country. Women’s nutrition subject of talk kind charms, as well as costume Donations of eyeglasses, fine jewelry. and costume jewelry, and gift- Photo courtesy of Delbarton School Kenneth Melman of Kean Col- Reservations will be taken for In the giftware area are silver ware are accepted at the head- PICNIC ORGANIZERS—Four township residents, moth- lege will speak on nutrition for the annual fashion show that will teaspoons and antique silver quarters or through the mail. All ers of students at Delbarton School, helped organize the women and its effects on cancer take place Monday, May 10, at pieces, fine china and a variety of donations are tax deductible. March 27 fund-raiser for the Morrisrown school, “Picnic Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mill- the Crystal Plaza in Livingston. crystal pieces. For directions and more infor- on the Green,” at the Sheraton in Parsippany. They are, burn Free Public Library. For more information, call Less expensive jewelry and mation, call the New Eyes office seated,from left, Maria Chrin and Ornella Fisoli, and The meeting is sponsored by Sheila Blyn at (908) 688-3561 or gifts may be found on the first at (973) 376-4903. standing,from left, Addie Fekete and ReginaSmith. the Ruth Estrin Goldberg Memo- Sandy Bearison at (973) 701- rial for Cancer Research. 1022. Friends offer program Garden Club’s plant sale Library group holds book sale on endangered species The Friends of the Millburn duced prices will be gently used takes place at train station Library are holding a book sale novels, cookbooks, repair manu- The Friends of the Millburn cluding birds, reptiles, amphib- at the library Saturday, May 8, als, biographies and cocktail Library will present a program ians, invertebrates, fish and The annual Short Hills Garden nity garden projects, which in- from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. to table books. by the state’s Endangered and mammals—are currently listed Club plant sale will take place clude the Walbridge Rose spur acquisitions during and Questions should be directed Nongame Species Program as endangered or threatened. Saturday, May 8, from 8 a.m. to Garden in Taylor Park, the com- after the library’s renovation. to Norma Miller at (973) 376- (ENSP) Thursday, May 20, at Ronkowitz has been teaching 1 p.m. at the Short Hills Train munity garden on Church Street Among books for sale at re- 3931. 7:30 p.m. in the library’s in New Jersey for more than 25 Station. The event takes place and the window boxes at the Williamsburg Room. years and has worked with the rain or shine. Short Hills Train Station. Ken Ronkowitz will present a state Wildlife Conservation This year’s sale will include For further information, call slide show and discussion on the Corps since 1988. He currently perennials that have been divided Suzanne Sayia, plant sale chair- COVER UNSIGHTLY RADIATORS ENSP’s efforts to research, works at the New Jersey Institute from club members’ gardens. 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Kadin and Belding say good-bye to board Broadway review May 27

By Harry Trumbore spring. She has been accepted at The Drama Club of Millburn The event will showcase songs of The Item Hebrew Union College in New High School is holding its performed by students from the York City and will travel to second annual “Millburn Cares” 1940s to the present, from popu- The oaths of office were ad- Jerusalem this summer to begin a Broadway review Thursday, May lar Broadway shows such as ministered Monday night to the year’s study in Israel. 27, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in “Oklahoma,” “Crazy for You,” winners in the school board elec- Kadin delivered her farewell to the school cafeteria. “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Aida” tions, and incumbents Debra the board at the April 12 board All proceeds from the event go and “Gypsy.” Camitta and Carol Marcus along meeting. to Broadway Cares/Equity Tickets at $5. To purchase with board newcomers Joshua In her statement, she lamented Fights AIDS, a non-profit organi- tickets for this event, call (973) Scharf and Brenda White took attacks on the integrity of board zation based in Manhattan that 564-7130, extension 455, or pur- their seats at the table. members by individuals who supports the fight against AIDS chase them from student per- Before the new and old board show up at board meetings “with and HIV and works closely with formers. All checks should be members got down to the busi- the intent of creating discord in Broadway and Off Broadway made out to the Millburn High ness of the reorganization meet- the community under a guise of shows in particular. School Drama Club. ing, Tom Belding and Marcy trying to enlighten the public Kadin, the two outgoing mem- when all they are really unhappy bers of the board, each were pre- about is their tax bill.” sented with a drawing of the Ed- The job of a board member, ucation Center signed with the she said, is to see that the schools good wishes of their fellow are run well and not to run the board members. schools, and she cited the work Belding, who previously of Superintendent of Schools served one term on the board Richard Brodow and Maryann from 1991 to 1994, was tapped Doyle, the assistant superinten- by the board in January to fill the dent for curriculum, in strength- seat left vacant by Cyril Levy, ening the school system and im- who died in November. On the proving communications be- Harry Trumbore/staff photographer night he was elected to the inter- tween the administration, staff FINAL NIGHT—Marcy Kadin and Tom Belding are all smiles im post, his name was placed in and the public. as they leave Monday night’s Board of Educationmeeting. nomination by Kadin, who cited “I will look fondly upon my The two werehonored for their service to the board. his experience shaping school years here serving this communi- budgets. ty and hope that boards of ed will 974494 “I wanted to make a meaning- continue the fine work they have ful contribution to the budget done while respecting each analysis,” he said Monday night. other, the administration and the The Time To Buy Air Conditioning Is “I think I brought an outside per- community’s needs,” Kadin said, Do you know what’s going on spective and helped pull some “and that this community recog- issues together.” nizes that whatever each differ- Kadin came to the board in ent board does, it does with good in Millburn & Short Hills? 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HOPING TO MAKE A SPLASH—Millburn High school jazz High School environ- concert tonight mental club members Marcy Levitan, left, Millburn High School will and Chava Weitzman, present its “Night of Jazz V” enlist the support of concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Sebastian Cupo, the school auditorium. owner of La Strada Admission is free and open to Restaurant in helping the public. to sponsor the town- The concert will feature the ship’s first AquaFest, high school’s award-winning scheduled for May 22. stage band, a 29-piece ensemble of musicians performing many different styles of jazz music. In addition, guest artists from the professional jazz circuit will perform with the stage band. Ben Budish is the band’s student director. Band members are Marc Plotkin, Chris Cino, Andrew Van Tassel, Sarah Photo courtesy of the Millburn Environmental commission Nathan and Greg James (saxophone), Zach Savage and Court- ney Beighley (clarinet), Yemin Shi (flute), Ben Budish, Ben Goldberg, Jeff Tornick, Zach Students co-sponsoring Satlin and Scott Nadelson (trumpet), David Colin, Nathan Bar- AquaFest celebration bakoff, Kelly Gilsenan and Nipun Kant (trombone), Iris Township businesses have volved in the preparations for Priddy and Sam Budish (piano), come on board to support the AquaFest since September 2003. Holly Fried and Jake McNulty township’s inaugural AquaFest “I want to make a difference in (guitar), Ben Jacobs and Evan celebration, scheduled for Satur- my community,” Marcy said, Levine (bass) and A.J. Somers, day, May 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 “and AquaFest is an event that I Andy Kehl and Kenny Flax Photo courtesy of Glenwood School PTO p.m. in the Millburn High School can really believe in.” She has (drums/percussion). Brian Luftig DROP ME A LINE—April is National Card and Letter Writing Month. Last week was also gymnasium. taken AquaFest as her senior pro- and Jacob Camitta are the band’s Friendship Week, soMonday Postmaster James McDade, left, and Dale Amory, center, Major corporate sponsors in- ject and devotes many hours per sound engineers.. of the Short Hills post office, along with Glenwood School instructional supervisor David clude Hatch Mott MacDonald, a week to planning and to recruit- Small jazz combos, including Jasingave tips to Glenwood School students on writing letters to their friends.Pictured national environmental engineering sponsors. the Millburn High School Saxo- are third grade students,from left, Rachel Lannino, Mollie Murphy, JoshuaKessler,Ethan ing firm headquartered here, “Celebrating clean water” is phone Quartet and the Lab Jazz Seletsky, Rachel Heimann,Sean O’Brien and Bridget Radtke. PNC Bank, Arizona Iced Tea, La the theme of the event, which Band, also will be performing. Strada Restaurant and Wolfhead will focus on many ways home- For additional concert informa- Athletics. Whole Foods will be owners can have beautiful land- tion, call (973) 376-3600, exten- the food vendor for the day. scapes and comfortable sion 374. “Our firm is delighted to sup- lifestyles, and at the same time port Millburn’s pioneering contribute less pollution to drink- MMS rummage Scholastic boosters offering college aid AquaFest event,” said Michael ing water supplies and woodland Bennett of Hatch Mott MacDon- streams. sale set for May 8 Township students in college packages. Since 1947, more than According to The College ald. “The event will help town- Those attending AquaFest will The Millburn Middle School or preparing to go to college in 850 students trying to close the Board, tuition at public universi- ship residents learn how to be treated to a hands-on, family- PTO will hold a rummage sale the fall can now request applica- shortfall in their college funding ties grew by 14 percent to an av- become positive contributors to friendly and very likely wet day Saturday, May 8, from 9 a.m. to tions for Millburn-Short Hills package, have received awards erage of $4,694, while at private the quality of drinking water in of water learning. In addition to 3 p.m. at the school. The event Scholastic Boosters grants for from the Boosters totaling nearly universities the increase was 6 our town.” door prizes contributed by town- will be held rain or shine. the 2004-05 academic year. $925,000. percent to an average of $19,710. Janet Mangano of PNC Bank ship businesses and municipal Parents of middle school stu- Brochures explaining the grants “For many deserving stu- At the same time, states are said, “AquaFest is just the kind of agencies, there will be balloons, dents have been collecting gently and forms to request an applica- dents, the challenge of assem- spending less on higher educa- community activity that appeals craft activities and games will be used clothing, sporting goods, tion are available at the Millburn bling a financial package to tion, an average decrease of 2.2 to PNC Bank because it is educa- offered for children and adults toys, games, books, bikes and High School guidance office. attend college becomes more percent with some states cutting tional, appeals to families and alike. Miss Frizzle from “The baby items. Items for the rum- A Scholastic Boosters’ grant is difficult each year,” said Boost- spending by 10 percent. supports environmental health, Magic School Bus” will make a mage sale can be dropped off at a cash award paid directly to the ers president John Ward. “The Residents who would like to and because students are in- guest appearance. Residents the middle school’s lower gym college and applied to the stu- cost of textbooks alone can learn more about The Scholastic volved in the planning,” said should bring their used batteries Wednesday, May 5, between 5 dent’s account. It is not a loan reach upwards of $500 a semes- Boosters and its activities, or Janet Mangano of PNC Bank. for recycling. and 7 p.m.; Thursday, May 6, be- and, therefore, need not be ter. make a donation to the organiza- Millburn High School senior AquaFest is free and open to tween 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; and repaid. The grants are made to “Just like death and taxes, we tion, should contact Ward at Marcy Levitan, along with mem- the public. For more information Friday, May 7, between 8:30 assist deserving township stu- can depend on college tuition Millburn-Short Hills Scholastic bers of the school’s Environmen- on AquaFest, visit a.m. and 6 p.m. Receipts will be dents who face obstacles in com- cost increases each year,” Ward Boosters, P.O. Box 42, Millburn, tal Club, has been actively in- www.twp.millburn.nj.us/forms. available for donated items. pleting their college financial added. 07041.

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MHS memorial cites local casualties of Vietnam War

Ten township residents who The 10 residents who lost their $25,000 for the memorial. The dents from the memorial com- lost their lives in the Vietnam lives in Vietnam were Philip C. students’ mission is to help the mittee were assigned to research War will be honored Friday, May Benn; Harold L. Cheadle Jr.; public recognize the signiﬁcance each soldier with the goal to 7, at the dedication of a Vietnam Claude J. Gaspard Jr.; William of this war and its impact on the “provide a life behind the name” Veterans Memorial at Millburn D. Huyler Jr.; Charles M. Judge community, as well as pay trib- by giving an identity to each of High School. Jr.; William A. Maguire Jr.; ute to the soldiers who lost their these men who gave their lives in The dedication ceremony will William F. Mullins Jr.; Ronald lives. the war. begin at 7 p.m. in the school au- Ringwall; David L. Sackett; and The memorial, which the high The impetus for this project ditorium with a tribute to the Justin R. Whiting IV. school students designed them- began with a ﬁeld trip students township veterans, followed by The memorial was the brain- selves, is in the main entrance of from teacher David Bello’s 20th the dedication and unveiling of child of the Millburn High the school. Each soldier has his Century American History class the memorial. The program will School Vietnam Veterans Memo- own slab of granite outside of a took last spring to the New end with a reception in the rial Committee consisting of a showcase; inside the showcase Jersey Vietnam Veterans Memor- school cafeteria and refresh- group of high school students personal effects of each man will ial at the PNC Arts Center in ments will be served. who have worked to raise be on display. Individual stu- Holmdel. 974678-01

Photo courtesy of Millburn Township Public Schools MUSICAL TRIO—After auditions before the North Jersey Music Educators Association, Millburn Middle School students,Emily Sherrill, front, Mia Jacobs, left rear,and Kathy Chang, were named to the Intermediate Region 1 Girls Chorus.

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By Jim Connelly and seniors Mark and Andrew of The Item Mangano and Song came in second in the 1,600-meter relay The host school put on a pretty in 3:43.9. South Plainfield’s stellar show Saturday in the 18th Shawn Brown, Marcellus annual Millburn Relays. Abrams, Will Hamilton and Millburn’s boys track team Mike Williams placed first in placed in six events, capturing 3:43.4. four medals in the process, in- The Miller trio of Song, cluding a pair of golds. Andrew Mangano and Longley The Miller girls team, while took runner-up honors in the failing to claim a medal by plac- team intermediate hurdles in ing in the top three in any event, 3:06.4. placed sixth in five events. Guadagno cleared 5-10 and Gold-medal winning showings junior Will Stevens 5-0, giving in the shuttle hurdles and in the Millburn fifth place in the team team long jump highlighted the high jump at 10-10. day for Millburn. Senior Ben Budish threw the Senior Andy Guadagno, javelin 141-7 and fellow senior sophomore Peter Nakagami, Andrew Zalk unleashed a heave sophomore Andrew Longley and of 136-0, propelling Millburn to senior Joe Song took first place a sixth-place showing in the team in the shuttle hurdles in 1:07.0. javelin, setting a new school Song and junior Max Geller record of 277-7. The old record, placed first in the team long 270-11, was set in 1998 by Ed jump with a combined distance Kirschenbaum and Andrew of 40-4, a new school record. Spey. The old record of 39-11, held by Millburn’s girls team placed Jeff and Matt Schwartz, had sixth in the 800-meter relay, the Jim Connelly/staff photographer stood since 1991. Geller is ex- distance medley, the shuttle hur- BEGINNING THE SECOND LEG—Mattias Lanas of Millburn pected to be sidelined for a week dles, the team intermediate hur- embarks on the second leg of the 6,400-meter relay at Satur- after he suffered a badly sprained dles and in the team high jump. day’s Millburn Relays.Heading off the track is the Millers’ Dan ankle, according to head coach Sophomores Rachel Darivoff Gordon, who ran the first four laps of the 16-lap race. Millburn Jeff Kaye, on his final jump. and Alex Edell, freshman Jaimee was clocked in 20:17.6, which failed to place the host school Millburn also claimed second Halpren and junior Jennifer among the top six finishers.See relatedphotos from Satur- place medals in the 1,600-meter Chang finished sixth in the 800- day’s meet on PageB7. relay and in team intermediate meter relay in 2:02.0. Freshman Jim Connelly/staff photographer hurdles. Jessica Spar, sophomore Safia The Miller trio of Song, senior Tapal, junior Jamie Drucker and Stephanie Wittleder and senior intermediate hurdles in 4:24.7. PASSING THE BATON—Millburn’s Alex Edell begins her leg Andrew Mangano and Longley freshman Allie Bodack took Tina Wong posted a time of Edell cleared 4-6 and sopho- of the sprint medley after taking the baton from teammate took runner-up honors in the sixth place in the distance 1:23.5 to place sixth in the shut- more classmate Kate Harvey Safia Tapal during Saturday’s 18th annual Millburn Relays. team intermediate hurdles in medley in 14:03.8. tle hurdles. cleared 4-4, good enough for The Millers’ time of 4:54.2 was not good enough to finish 3:06.4. Sophomore Stephanie Koh, Koh, Wee and Wong joined sixth place in the team high jump among the top six teams. Freshman Charlie Bencivenga freshman Nicole Wee, freshman forces to place sixth in the team at 8-10.

Millburn nine excelling at home 2004 Greater Newark Tournament By April 29 capped by a visit from Montclair First-year head coach Ralph By Jim Connelly (1) Seton Hall Prep of The Item Immaculate on Saturday. Mill- Yezza’s squad (9-3 overall, 6-2 Seton Hall Prep Bye burn is slated to host Immaculate Northern Hills Conference, Sky- May 1 Home is where the heart is. at 2 p.m. in a Greater Newark line Division) had won seven of (17) Irvington Barringer Home is also where the Mill- Tournament first-round contest. its last eight games entering yes- (16) Barringer May 8 burn High School varsity base- The Millers stood at 9-3 over- terday’s divisional contest Bye ball team has dominated the all and 6-2 in the Skyline Divi- against West Orange. Newark Academy (8) Newark Academy competition, winning six of sion of the Northern Hills Con- Millburn bounced back from May 1 (24) Newark West Side seven games on its home field. ference entering yesterday after- an 8-3 loss to Kearny on April 22 Bloomfield May 15 The Millers aim to maintain their noon’s scheduled home game with a 14-4 defeat of visiting (9) Bloomfield Doc Goeltz home field superiority this week against division rival West Newark West Side Friday after- Bye Field Caldwell Verona when three teams come calling, Orange. noon in the first game of a sched- (5) Caldwell uled doubleheader. The second May 1 (21) Glen Ridge game was called by darkness in Glen Ridge (12) Belleville the top of the fourth inning with May 8 (20) Mont. Immaculate the Millers leading 4-1, forcing Immaculate the contest to be replayed in its (13) Newark East Side May 1 entirety Friday, May 14, at 2 Bye Millburn May 22 p.m. at Newark’s West Side Park. (4) Millburn Doc Goeltz Miller junior right-hander Field Bye Bobby Chandler (1-0) allowed West Orange Verona (3) West Orange 2p.m. four runs, one earned, on five hits FINALS May 1 in a contest called after five in- (19) Verona

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nings by the 10-run mercy rule. . (14) Columbia FIRST ROUND May 8 Sophomore left ﬁelder Chris (22) Montclair QUARTERFINALS Gonnella (2-for-3, two triples, Livingston

PRELIMINARY(11) ROUND Livingston two runs scored), senior first May 1 baseman Chris Parcells (triple, Bye West Essex May 15 sacrifice fly, two RBI) and junior (6) West Essex Doc Goeltz right fielder Craig Bronsnick (2- Bye Field St. Benedict’s Prep Verona for-2, three runs scored, two (7) St. Benedict’s Prep RBI) sparked the Millers’ of- (23) Newark Tech May 1 fense. MKA (10) MKA DIAMOND NOTES—Mill- May 8 (18) Bloomfield Tech burn is scheduled to host Lake- Cedar Grove land at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Senior (15) Cedar Grove Jim Connelly/staff photographer May 1 right-hander Greg Goldring (3-0, Bye 0.82 ERA) is the Millers’ proba- Nutley SPECIAL DELIVERY—Millburn’s Bobby Chandler uncorks a (2) Nutley first-inning pitch in Friday’s contest against Newark West ble starter for Saturday’s GNT Side. Chandler got the victory in the Millers’ 14-4 triumph. game. Millburn boys golf squad starts off strong One of the leading names in By Jim Connelly factored in Millburn’s team especially on a course like Club, take on Pequannock at One ofmortgages the leading is namesright in in of The Item score with a 45. Canoe Brook.” 3:30 p.m. Monday at Sunset Pack fired a 38 and Riley and Riley paced Millburn with a Valley Golf Club in Pompton mortgages is right in Consistent scoring throughout Berkowitz posted 41s April 19 38 followed by Berkowitz with Plains and face division rival your own backyard. the lineup has sparked the 2004 in the Millers’ 162-211 drub- a 40 and Salantrie with a 42. Delbarton at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday your own backyard. Millburn High School boys golf bing of West Orange at Crest- Millburn crushed Newark at Somerset Hills Country Club CHASE PERSONALIZED MORTGAGES team to a 4-0-1 start. mont Country Club in West West Side 162-211 April 21 at in Bernardsville. CHASE PERSONALIZED MORTGAGES Leading the way for veteran Orange. Miller freshman its other home course, Maple- • An experienced specialist, Geoffrey coach Bob Manley’s squad is Andrew Gordon “made an im- wood Country Club. •Twombly, An experienced will work specialist, with you Geoffrey from appli- senior Rex Riley, who sports an pressive 42 to round it off,” Low scorer for Millburn was cationTwombly, through will work closing—beginning with you from appli- with average of 2.5 strokes over par. Manley said. Riley with a 1-over-par 36. MHS boys golf helpingcation through you select closing—beginning the right mortgage with “Riley has been absolutely stel- The victory set the stage for a Salantrie shot 41, Luftig 43 and helping you select the right mortgage lar,” Manley said. showdown the following day freshman Greg Scavuzzo fin- team schedule • A variety of mortgage programs are Riley fired a 39 and senior with reigning Northern Hills ished with a 42. 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Corporate headquarters: 343 Thornall Street, Edison, New Jersey 08837; (732) 205-0600. © 2004 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. All Rights Reserved. 02/04 6791 Page B2 Thursday, April 29, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com MHS girl golfers post 5-0 start Miller softball team posts first victories gram, at Canoe Brook Country Club in West Orange. fourth. West Side scored both of nings. By Jim Connelly By Jim Connelly of The Item Club in Summit. Millburn pre- A 23-stroke victory over Mor- of The Item its runs in the bottom of the first Kearny’s Marissa Hart took vailed 227-247. ristown, 223-256, at the Maple- inning. the loss. Hart, who pitched all Once the 2004 season finally “We didn’t play our best, but it wood Country Club April 21, The opening weeks of the The Millers made it back-to- eight innings, allowed eight hits, got started, the Millburn High was our first match and I think maintained Millburn’s perfect 2004 campaign were not kind to back wins the following day struck out five and walked School varsity girls golf team we were a little nervous,” Valen- start. Millburn’s low scorers the Millburn High School varsi- with a 7-6 defeat of Kearny on seven. has been unbeatable. tine said. were O’Leary (51), McGlynn ty softball team. junior Becky Goldring’s RBI DIAMOND NOTES—Mill- The Millers carried a 5-0 Sophomore Anne O’Leary (56), Seidman (57) and Biehl Millburn, after going 0-7 and single in the top of the eighth burn opened the season with record into this week’s action, in- (54), sophomore Gabby McG- (59). being held scoreless four times inning. Sophomore Katie Dil- losses to Northern Hills Confer- cluding wins over rivals Pope lynn (57), junior Sarah Seidman Next up for Millburn was rival to open the season, reeled off yard (2-for-3, two RBI) scored ence, Skyline Division rivals John XXIII and Immaculate (58) and senior Meghan Feely Immaculate Heart this past back-to-back wins on the road on Goldring’s lone hit of the Passaic Valley 10-0, West Heart Academy. (58) posted Millburn’s top four Friday at Orchard Hills Golf over Newark West Side and game. Orange 12-3, Lakeland 16-13 “We have gotten off to an out- scores. Course in Paramus. Kearny this past Friday and Sat- Kearny tagged Rubenstein for and Mount St. Dominic Acade- standing start,” said head coach Millburn, with its season- “They have been a strong team urday. four runs in the home first on my 10-0. The Millers carried a Joe Valentine. “We are winning opening victory behind it, turned the past couple of years and have Sophomore Anna Humphreys four hits. Dilyard relieved 1-5 Skyline Division record into the matches with consistent its focus to Pope John XXIII, the one of the top golfers in the state went 3-for-4 with four RBI to Rubenstein to start the second yesterday’s scheduled game at scores throughout the lineup. lone team to defeat Valentine’s in Monique Kim,” Valentine spark a 12-hit Miller attack and went the rest of the way, al- West Orange. Our fourth scores are usually the squad in 2003. said. against Newark West Side lowing two runs on four hits. Makeup dates for two post- difference in the match. Our O’Leary’s 48 helped the “We squeaked out a victory Friday afternoon. Junior Emily Dilyard fanned eight and walked poned contests have been an- depth and experience are really Millers avenge that loss with a thanks to the stellar round of our Rubenstein picked up the victo- nine in her seven-inning relief nounced. The rained out April paying off. 223-228 triumph over the front senior captain Marcy Levitan, ry in the contest, which was stint. 14 home game against Wayne Millburn’s season got off to a nine at Maplewood Country who shot one of her best rounds called after five innings due to The host Kardinals tacked on Valley has been rescheduled for late start, thanks to the postpone- Club. Seidman shot a 56 fol- in competition, scoring a 46.” the 10-run mercy rule. Ruben- single runs in the second and Saturday, May 15, at 10 a.m. ment of the scheduled April 1 lowed by senior Marcy Levitan Levitan’s stellar round paced stein allowed four hits, fanned fourth, extending their lead to 6- Rain also postponed this past opener against Passaic County with a 59 and McGlynn with a the Millers to a 207-212 victory. six and walked two. 0. Monday’s home game against Tech and an earlier than usual 60. Seidman (51), O’Leary (52) and Millburn scored five runs in Millburn scored a run in the Passaic Valley. 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Podhoretz won 13 burn in technical falls (nine), High School varsity wrestling bouts on falls, good for third takedowns (132), two-point team. place on the team behind Schvey nearfalls (20), three-point near- And with good reason. When and freshman 119-pounder Alex falls (18) and winning percent- Artigliere begins his third season Pelham-Webb and Tanelli, each age (.900) Tanelli also won the at the Miller helm the day after with 12 falls. Newark Academy Tournament Thanksgiving, 21 of the 23 grap- Millburn’s 2004-05 squad also crown, Outstanding Wrestling plers who participated with the figures to be bolstered by the ex- honors at the Paul J. Finn Memo- program this past winter, are expected returns of sophomore rial Tournament and All-Skyline pected back in the fold. While Ricky Chandler, Pelham-Webb Division first team honors. the Millers are losing four-time and sophomore David Spektor. Also wrestling on a regular state medalist Zach Tanelli and The trio anchored Millburn’s basis on the varsity level were fellow captain Dave Rock to lower weights along with sophomore Matt Lauterhahn (7- graduation, Artigliere is anxious Schvey. Chandler, who missed a 11 at 103 pounds), freshman to see what his team can do in the portion of the season with a hand Noah Levin (6-3 at 135 pounds), Photo courtesy of PaulJ.Finn Sr. 2004-05 season, giving his 2003- injury, won 16 of 24 bouts at 103 sophomore Jordan Less (17-11 at FINN FOUNDATION AWARD WINNERS—Dave Rock (holding plaque) and Max Maksymenko 04 squad’s strong finish. pounds and placed third in the 145 pounds), freshman Eric Rice (fourth from left) received awards from PaulJ.Finn Jr.Foundation at the March 22 Millburn “We started off slow as it took District 10 tournament to qualify (10-15 at 152 pounds), junior wrestling awards dinner.Also pictured,from left, are Millburn head coach MikeArtigliere, Paul time for the team to mature,” said for the Region 3 tournament. Jorge Aspiazu (10-16 at 160 J. Finn Sr., Madison Finn,Mary Beth Finn,Ryan Finn and Mary Finn Chambers. Artigliere, 15-29 in two seasons The aforementioned Pelham- pounds), freshman Jake McNul- at Millburn. “We won six of our Webb went 16-12 at 119 pounds ty (6-12 at 171 pounds), junior last eight matches and four and placed fourth in the District Max Maksymenko (4-5 at 189 straight to finish the season.” 10 tournament. pounds) and junior Ardi Abar (2- The Millers posted a 10-11 Spektor posted a 15-12 record 5 at 215 pounds). Less earned 31 Sherwood Road record, giving the program its and placed second in the District All-Skyline Division honorable Short Hills first 10-win campaign in six 10 tournament at 125 pounds. mention recognition. $1,745,000 years. 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Millburn Soccer Club roundup Register by mail for pool, golf, tennis Tara Sood scored two goals Galaxy 5-0 on goals by Charley and Hayley Distler propelled the The Millburn Recreation De- for 16- to 21-year-olds and $65 ed pool membership applica- Saturday, sparking the Millburn Bensky, Cross, Sood, Brosnan undefeated Millburn Power to a partment is accepting member- for golfers 22 and older. tions by May 1 will receive free Soccer Club’s Eclipse to a 2-1 and Silbert. 2-1 defeat of the Union Stars. ship registrations by mail for the Tennis membership fees are pool passes. defeat of the North Hunterdon Jenny Smith and Isabella Keeper Hannah Schwamm, 2004 pool, golf and tennis sea- $17 for 8- to 17-year-olds, $34 Completed registration forms, Chicks. Emily Dalton played ex- Gordon each scored a goal for Ivanka Misilo Sofie Kizel and sons. for 18- to 21-year-olds and $50 with checks made payable to cellent defense and in support of the Millburn Liberty in a 3-2 loss Carson Heimann anchored the Pool membership fees are for players 22 and older. Millburn Recreation and includ- keepers Courtney Brosnan, to Bridgewater. Power’s defense. $230 for a family membership, Two proofs of current resi- ing all required documents, Emily Cross and Cailley Silbert. Goals by Emma Beckerman, Superb efforts by defenders $120 for individual membership dency are required to be submit- should be mailed to Millburn Also on Saturday, Freddy Allie Bloom and Sarah Krauss Perry Wertheimer, Chloe and $60 for a senior citizen ted with the application. Appli- Recreation, c/o Customer Ser- Porges and Sam Waters scored gave the Millburn Storm a 3-1 Berkowitz and Taylor Rosen- membership. cation forms are available for vice, P.O. Box 1034, Millburn, goals for the Millburn Rangers in win over the Hillsborough baum helped the Millburn Starz Membership fees to the mu- downloading at www.twp.mill- 07041. For more information, a 3-2 loss to the Cranbury Kixx. Sharks and a split of the week- hold the Greater Flemington nicipal Par-3 Golf Course are burn.nj.us/. call the Millburn Recreation De- Midfielders Ben Nuta and Zach end series. Hillsborough won the Force to a scoreless tie. $17 for 10- to 15-year-olds, $34 Residents returning complet- partment at (973) 564-7097. Tender starred in a losing effort. first match of the weekend set 2- Stellar defensive outings by Christine Busby scored the 0 on Saturday. Carly Feit, Polly Foster and lone goal by the Millburn Pan- Ashley Gerrard, Christine Lauren Nadel failed to prevent thers in a 3-1 loss to the Silver, Lauren Wittenberg and the Millburn Wizzards from Delaware Valley Scream in Alex Tritsch anchored the dropping a 1-0 decision to the Kingston. Alyssa McDermott, Storm’s defense. West Windsor Strikers. Haley Volk, Hannah Barbakoff Lizzy Pantirer’s hat trick Tess McNulty scored the lone and Sarah Brody turned in stellar sparked the Panthers to their first goal by the Millburn Vipers in a performances for the Panthers. victory of the season, 6-0 over 3-1 loss to the South Brunswick The Avalanche tied the North the host South Plainfield Neutrons. Danielle Alonzi and Hunterdon Arsenal 2-2 on two Comets. The Panthers also got keeper Taylor Horowitz excelled goals by Marc Langendorff and two goals from Kristina Luck- for the Vipers. assists by Alex Hornecker and field and one from Samantha Keeper Abby Schwamm SHORT HILLS Kirk Willens. Ben Kizel, Ross Tritsch. Keeper Rachel Wissner played well in the Millburn Florin and Benjamin Dantowitz and defender Michele Feldman Pumas’ 1-0 loss to Bloom- led a strong defensive effort by turned in solid outings for the field. the Avalanche. Panthers. Ben Fisch converted passes Two goals by Sood gave the The Millburn Herricanes re- from Ned Harwood and Will Van Millburn Eclipse a 2-0 win over ceived a goal from Malia Nispen for the Millburn Victo- the Princeton Pizzaz on Sunday. Reynolds in a 2-1 loss to the ry’s lone goal in a 2-1 loss to the Cameron Harris contributed to Watchung Hills Liberty. The Summit Slammers. Keeper Jack the Eclipse’s offensive attack. Herricanes’ Jacqueline Acierno Goldberg and defenders Scott In a second game on Sunday, displayed stellar midfield play. Myers and David Kanter starred the Eclipse downed the Millburn Goals by Veronica Durando in a losing effort.

MHS sports hall induction ceremony videos on sale The 2003 Millburn High Roberts, Michael A. Sereno, Videos from the previous ﬁve School Athletic Hall of Fame in- George J. Wagner and James T. Millburn High School Athletic duction dinner video and DVD White—were enshrined as mem- Hall of Fame induction din- are now available for purchase. bers of the hall’s sixth induction ners—1995, 1996, 1998, 1999 Cost is $45. class along with former boys and 2001—also are available for Thirteen former Millburn ath- basketball and boys and girls purchase. letes—Richard P. Ambrose, the tennis coach Ed Tirone, current To purchase a Millburn High late Joseph L. Barrett, Robert S. girls tennis coach Elliot Lovi, the School Athletic Hall of Fame in- Gallitelli, Bruce A. Gemberling, 1988 state champion girls tennis duction dinner videotape or OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM Sharon Laverty Jones, Robert team and the 1989 state champi- DVD, call committee chairman Awaited New Listing! Gracious and engaging Louisiana Colonial on 1 acre of gorgeous property in Keating, Patricia Kearney on boys tennis team this past Ted D’Alessio at (973) 564-7165 vintage Short Hills. Vaulted conservatory, kitchen/family room, library, pool and much more! Short Kologlu, the late Don Marshall, Nov. 6 at Mayfair Farms in West or send an e-mail to mhss- walk to train and school. Dir: Hobart to Taylor to 112 Western Drive. $2,495,000 Kate Keenan Minshall, Rich Orange. [email protected] SHORT HILLS Do we really need another real estate company in town?

Emphatically, yes. his firm is designed to keep up with today’s real estate climate Twith a new generation of positive, professional, tech-savvy realtors. They are passionate to give the highest level of personalized service. You may even know two of the senior broker/sales associates since they have lived and worked in the area for years. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5PM The firm is Keller Williams Realty and it’s the 5th largest real estate Pristine 5BR, 2.5 baths Center Hall Colonial, offers old world charm and modern amenities. Extensively franchise firm in America (now serving Essex, Union & Morris Counties). updated & renovated, it presents a new kitchen with dining area, family room & completely finished 3rd If you’re thinking of selling or buying a home, spend thirty minutes floor. Gracious living room with fireplace, formal dining room, crown moldings, C/A, hardwood floors with us and find out why this is not just another real estate company. & more! Walk to everything! Dir: Millburn Ave to 36 Elmwood Place. $895,000 This is a national firm dedicated to local, always available, results SHORT HILLS oriented, highly professional service.

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Open Sunday 2-5 Open Sunday 2-5 Stately, 4 bedroom, 3.1 bath Gracious 5 bedroom, 3.2 bath, Picture perfect colonial, one of brick colonial with old world brick colonial in Old Short Hills, Glenwood’s finest lanes, updated charm on magnificent .83 acre a very short walk to the train kitchen, great rec room, 2-car property and close to Hartshorn and a quick bus to Glenwood garage, close to train, village and School, Short Hills. School. Glenwood School, Short Hills. Offered At $1,895,000 Offered At $1,295,000 Offered At $819,000

Office: (973) 376-0033 (201) 453-2000 ext.109 E29857-01 Howard Bunn: cell (973) 207 5398 Cara Moxley: cell (973) 479 4488 Colonial built in 1982 with an ideal floor plan. The Master and three other bedrooms are on the 2nd Email: [email protected] floor, possible maid’s suite or office in the basement. Huge EIK & adjoining family room with wood Websites: www.bunnmoxleyhomes.com burning fireplace, both rooms open to redwood deck & all level property with hot tub. Large 100x200 www.kw.com e29872-01 lot on a quiet cul-de-sac. Bus service is provided to highly rated Hartshorn Elementary school, Millburn An Independent Member Broker Middle & High school. $1,250,000

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0000975209-01 Marketplace www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 29, 2004 Page B9 Millburn-Short Hills Program hotline The township recreation department operates a program in- Little League roundup formation hotline, (973) 564- 7096, which provides updates Matt Damstrom’s game win- two innings of solid pitching on recreation department pro- ning hit propelled the Ravens to while brother Robbie went 3-for- grams and weather-related a 6-5 defeat of the Blue Jays 4 April 20, leading the Marlins postponements. April 22 in Millburn-Short Hills past the Bulls 6-5. Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. Little League North League Patrick Clark fanned five in action. Pitcher William Spelman three innings of shutout ball and SHORT HILLS fanned six Blue Jays in relief to Ricky Eschenbach delivered two preserve the win. hits and drove in a run for the YOUR Nick Kilkowski’s RBI hit, Bulls. which tied the game earlier, and Andrew Fonseca’s clutch RBI Brian Brown’s two-run double single and Dylan Rothenberg’s REALTOR paced the Blue Jays’ attack. two RBIs paced the Clippers to a Matt Seidmon tripled in two 15-10 defeat of the Diamond- SOURCE runs in the fifth inning April 20, backs April 20. Jake Riesen- A Convenient Guide to Locating Your sparking the Cardinals to a berg’s two doubles and Dylan Ideal Real Estate Professional come-from-behind 5-2 defeat of Roth’s three hits led the Dia- the Hawks. Simon Greene mondbacks’ attack. pitched two innings of scoreless Russell Dorf’s two doubles relief for the victors. and Tkach’s solid defense pow- Starting pitcher Michael Don- ered the Redbirds to a 14-4 rout nelly’s three shutout innings held of the Marlins April 19. Jacob the Cards’ offense in check while Marks singled, doubled and Peter Costanzo and Zack Jacobs scored two runs in a losing each contributed RBI singles for effort. the Hawks. Lindsey Devers fanned five in Noah Liff’s two-run RBI three and Adam Bavosa deliv- single proved to be the game ered a run-scoring double April winner in the Falcons 5-4 defeat 18 in the Diamondbacks’ 11-7 of the Sparrows April 19. Team- defeat of the Tides. ENCHANTING ENGLISH TUDOR mate Jonathan Abrams banged Felipe Bomfim paced the HARDING TOWNSHIP out two hits, drove in two runs Tides’ attack with two hits and Romantic 1920’s gem featuring walnut panel doors, carved and scored the winning run. three RBI. Teammate Matthew ALEXANDER REALTORS moldings, leaded windows & stone fireplace. Drmatic décor in Aaron Silverstein provided solid Kleinberg chipped in with a run- Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 973-292-2700 relief pitching and contributed scoring single. all nine rooms, family room overlooks large fenced yard, www.alexanderrealtors.com two fielding gems for the Spar- Zach Kassirer rapped out four Serving Somerset & Morris Counties elegant marble master bath, plus all redone child friendly- rows. Teammate Tosin Kazeem hits and scored four runs April legged out two doubles. 18, propelling the Rockies past MILLBURN finished basement. Sitting pretty in Old Short Hills in the Eric Rubenstein banged out the Bulls 15-8. Teammate Benji Glenwood District, this gardener’s dream awaits. $1,595,000 two doubles and a single to drive Friedman provided solid pitch- REMAX VILLAGE in four April 19, pacing the Car- ing. The Bulls’ Dylan Key had SQUARE dinals to a 4-0 defeat of the three hits. SHORT HILLS Hawks. Tim Swanson chipped in 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills with an RBI and two hits for the Gulf Coast League 973-467-8522 victors. Max Janoff and Tyler Dean DeLonge fanned six and Bank played solid defense for Matt Summers tripled, homered JOSEPH A. the Hawks in the loss. and drove in four runs April 22 in DEL FORNO, INC. Eric Cohen’s two hits and two the Wildcats’ 9-1 defeat of the 46 Essex Street, Millburn RBI sparked the Eagles to a 6-5 Jaguars. Steven Magee’s base hit 973-376-1110 defeat of the Orioles April 19. drove in Brendan Beutel with the Teammate Dan Keller singled in lone Jaguars’ run. a run. Ezra Dantowitz surrendered Robert Rosa (three hits) and only one run in three innings and CENTURY 21 Tyler Udland (one hit) combined teammate Asher Sendyk reached NORMA ALTMAN REALTORS to drive in three runs for the Ori- base four times and scored two 221 Main Street, Millburn oles. runs April 21, sparking the 973-376-9393 Pumas to a 14-5 drubbing of the Badgers. Ben Cebula and SHORT HILLS Southern League Spenser Heller highlighted the Robert Leitner rapped out Badgers’ performance with JOSEPH A. three hits and scored three runs timely hitting. DEL FORNO, INC. April 22 in the Rockies’ 12-2 Justin Moritz started a game 46 Essex Street, Millburn rout of the Devil Rays. Team- ending double play to get the 973-376-1110 mate Tommy Matthews pitched Lions out of a bases-loaded jam well in relief. Lauren Aspiazu and preserve a 3-1 victory over REMAX VILLAGE ELEGANT EXPANDED RANCH... sparked the Devil Rays’ attack the Panthers April 20. Matt For- SQUARE with 2 base hits. tuna’s third inning single plated 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills ...situated on large park-like property. Loaded with charm, Luke Tkach’s two doubles and the go-ahead run for the Lions. 973-467-8522 Ethan Lipkind’s clutch hit and John Hall’s clutch hit and Sean meticulously maintained six bedroom home - conveniently strong defense paced the Red- Wertheim’s sparkling defensive SUMMIT located to town, top rated schools and Midtown Direct train. birds to a 12-7 defeat of the play highlighted the Panthers’ Offered at $1,329,000 Tides April 21. Austin Gengos effort. LOIS SCHNEIDER had two hits and combined with REALTOR Sarah Bayersdorfer to deliver Item sports editor Jim solid pitching performances for 431 Springfield Ave., Summit Connelly can be reached 908-277-1398 SHORT HILLS the Tides. via e-mail Serving Short Hills, Summit and Greg Kirk allowed one run in [email protected] surrounding communities E29233-01

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0000975209-01 Marketplace Page B10 Thursday, April 29, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com PGA commences 2005 volunteer process The PGA of America has an- a first come, first-served basis, unteering provide access to one nounced it has begun accepting include maintaining the on- of golf’s most prestigious events, requests for volunteer applica- course leaderboards, assisting but enables individuals the options for the 87th PGA Champi- with transportation, supporting portunity to assist the PGA of onship to be held Aug. 8-14, the hospitality and merchandise America and Baltusrol Golf Club 2005, at Baltusrol Golf Club in tent staff, assisting media regis- in organizing and managing one Springfield. tration and coordinating uniform of the greatest major sporting To obtain a PGA Champi- and credential distribution. events to ever come to New onship volunteer/uniform appli- The fee for volunteering is Jersey.” cation, e-mail your name, ad- $162.52 and will include a uni- Expected to headline the 2005 dress and contact information to form, preferred parking, food PGA championship field are the [email protected] and beverage vouchers, a copy of likes of Tiger Woods, who will m, fax it to (800) 742-4698, or the official tournament journal be competing professionally for call (800) 742-8258. Volunteer and a credential to attend each the first time ever in New Jersey, applications will be mailed to all round of the tournament. newly crowned Masters champi- candidates in mid-May. For additional information on on Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, The PGA Championship, one volunteer committees, log on to Vijay Singh, Davis Love III and of golf’s four major champi- www.pga2005.com. more. onships, will be recruiting “Recruiting enthusiastic vol- “We fully expect that this Photo courtesy of Bears Cares Day Committee upward of 3,800 volunteers as unteers to assist with all areas of event will sell-out quickly when RUPPERT AND PALS—Members of the Bears Cares Day Committee meets with Rip N’ the tournament comes to New tournament operations is essen- tickets go on sale July 20, 2004, Ruppert, the Newark Bears mascot, to plan aSunday, May 16, benefit for the Child Life Jersey for the first time in 63 tial to the overall success of the so one sure way to assure you get Program at Children’s Hospital of New Jersey when the Bears host the Pennsylvania years. Volunteer jobs for the event,” said tournament director a ticket is to sign up as a volun- Road Warriors at 1:30 p.m. at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark. Sitting, event, which the PGA will fill on Bob Jeffrey. “Not only does vol- teer,” Jeffrey said. from left, arecommittee members Kristy Maslin,Marci Silbert and LoraHershand Ann Theisen, director of the Child Life Program at Children’s Hospital. In the second row are, from left, Carol Silberfein,Rip N’ Ruppert and Beth Cohen.In the third row are, from left, Lesley Greenstein, Debbie Marx, BarbMurray and Janet Schwamm.Silbert, Hersh, Sil- berfein,Marx and Schwamm are township residents.Topurchase tickets or for morein- formation, call (973) 926-8365.

Open House Sunday 1-4 51 Twin Oak Rd, Short Hills

ALL BRICK RANCH ON 3⁄4 OF AN ACRE In the Country Club area of Hartshorn sits this custom 2 BR home w/ slate roof, central air & great expansion potential on large wooded property. Living room w/gas fireplace opens to screened porch & paver patio. New Fabulous designer tudor in Old Short Hills. 6 picture windows offer lovely views. Well maintained & ready for your bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths plus huge third floor inspection at $695,000. play room. Call Joanna's cell at 973-699-4388 or Jodi's Go to www.karenbigos.com to see additional photos. cell at 973-477-0908 for appointments. $2,395,000. No team works harder for you in Short Hills than Karen & Daniel. Joanna Parker Lentz Karen Ranked #1 for 2003 for all of Burgdorff ERA. & Jodi Rubenstein Karen Eastman Bigos Daniel Cannizzo 973-376-4543 973-376-2465 Joanna Cell: 973-699-4388 [email protected] [email protected] Jodi Cell: 973-477-0908 Village Square 973-376-5200 SHORT HILLS OFFICE 11 Short Hills Ave. • Short Hills 545 Millburn Avenue e29871-01

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New brick front center hall colonial, re-built 2003, every inch of first & second floor new & beautiful. Ideal floor plan w/5 bedrooms & 4.5 baths. Spectacular master suite has gas fireplace, & 12 foot tray ceiling. Incredible 2 story entry hall, huge gourmet eat-in kitchen totally open to an enormous family room w/ gas fireplace. Ideally located on a prestigious, quiet street within walking distance of highly rated Hartshorn Elementary, bus service is provided to Millburn Middle & High. $2,080,000 Built in 1998, 9’ ceilings, enormous (36 x 15) gourmet kitchen, opening to a large family room w/custom fireplace with sliding glass doors opening to huge patio w/hot tub, .78 of acre adjoining the Arboretum. Luxurious master bath w/separate sauna, separate steam 200 Western Drive ~ Short Hills shower, huge jacuzzi, as well as 5 more bdrms. & 3 full baths. Walk to Glenwood Elementary OPEN HOUSE ~ Sunday May 2nd, 1-5 pm School, village and the Short Hills train station. 300 Forest Drive South ~ Short Hills 0LGGOH 6FKRRO 2,295,000 ARLENE GONNELLA ~ Platinum 2002 & 2003 Sales Representative Office: 973-376-4545 Residence: 973-379-5289 Cell Phone: 201-306-1357 E-mail: [email protected]

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0000975209-01 Marketplace www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 29, 2004 Page B11 Millburn Recreation Department softball roundup Michelle Adler rapped out four inning and Nikki Blank threw two hits and two RBI 2 hits for Carson Heimann and Lauryn two hits for the Redbirds. Charley Bensky cam through hits, including a home run, April three scoreless innings April 19, the Chiefs. Teammate Ariana Fiore each went 3-for-3 and with three hits, scored three runs 22 to lead the Pirates past the helping the Chiefs gain a 6-6 tie Wolk fanned three batters in suc- Molly Bucciero went 2-for-2 for 3rd-4th grade league and drove in three runs April 22, Marlins 11-4 in Millburn Recre- with the Red Birds. cession. the victors. Ally Glickman scored two runs sparking the Diamondbacks to a ation Department seventh and Christine Koppenaal tripled Also on Saturday, Lindsay Jessica Neudell banged out and third baseman Nicole Weiss- 16-12 defeat of the Astros. Mar- eighth grade softball league and drove in three runs for the Lehman went 3-for-4 and drove two hits, scored a run and drove man made two clutch defensive garida Abrantes chipped in with action. Red Birds. in two runs in the Thunder’s 5-3 in a run for the Riverdogs. plays April 19, helping the Twins three singles and two RBI for the Corinne Kleinberg chipped in Nina Yaverbaum and Nicole defeat of the Firebirds. Alane Kaitlyn Zampino doubled, post an 11-11 tie with the Royals. victors. with three hits and Rachel Survis each went 2-for-2 and Trafford and Jessica Sales com- homer and drove in four runs Stephanie Ingber homered and Dana Schweinler (two singles, Schneider played stellar defense scored a run April 21 in the Red- bined to toss ﬁve scoreless in- while Carly Feit, Emma Stein Rebecca Farber had two hits for two runs scored, one RBI) and for the Pirates. Andra Cer- barons’ 8-3 defeat of the Diab- nings for the victors. and Julia Jurist each rapped out the Royals. Emily Draper (two hits, two runs navskis pitched four strong in- los. Emily Bary pitched three Rachel Bain and Olivia Green- two hits in the Bandits’ 12-11 Julia Schaevitz rapped out two scored) sparked the Astros’ of- nings and Katie McCullough de- strong innings for the Diablos. berg each went 2-for-2 and drove defeat of the Redbirds. hits and scored three runs April fense. livered three hits for the Marlins. Kelly FitzMaurice belted a in a run for the Firebirds. Feit pitched two scoreless in- 21, leading the Cardinals to an 18- Jane Stonberg went 3-for-3 grand slam to back a solid outing Melissa Taylor’s double nings while Jenna Bloom col- 2 defeat of the Orioles, Maggie and Abrantes drove in two runs 5th-6th grade league by pitcher Johanna Goldman helped ignite a six-run fifth lected her ﬁrst save. Brigid Cun- Greenblatt (four hits) and Julie Saturday, sparking the Diamond- Elena Ripp tripled in the tying Saturday in the Diablos’ 6-5 inning rally, leading the Red- ningham pitched two scoreless Taffet (two hits, three runs scored) backs to a 10-8 defeat of the runs in the bottom of the sixth defeat of the Chiefs. Blank had barons past the Riverdogs 9-8. innings and Teresa Wittleder had also starred for the victors. Twins.

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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC SALE OF PUBLIC PERSONAL PROPERTY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004 11:00 A.M. PUBLIC WORKS GARAGE 345 ESSEX STREET, MILLBURN, NJ TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY

The following is a list of items of surplus public property and unclaimed bicycles that are to be NO TV—More than 130 auctioned by the Township of Millburn:

South Mountain School Vehicles Minimum Bid students participated in 1995 Chev Corsica 1GILD55M2SY300419 $500.00 1991 Ford Mason Dump 2FDL#47MIMCA86523 $2,000.00 a“TVTurn Off Game 1986 White Garbage Truck 1WADCHJEZGN106394 $3,000.00 1987 White Garbage Truck 1WXACCJE7HN117396 $3,000.00 Night” at the school April 1993 Dodge Pick-up w/Plow 1B7KM36Z2PS247460 $2,000.00 2002 Ford Crown Victoria 2FAFP71WX2X160205 $3,000.00 21. Enjoying an old-fash- 2002 Ford Crown Victoria 2FAFP71W52X160208 $3,000.00 2002 Ford Crown Victoria 2FAFP71W12X160206 $3,000.00 ioned gameofScrabble 2001 Ford Crown Victoria 2FAFP71W61X119603 $2,500.00 1995 Jeep Cherokee 1J4FJ27S2SL638062 $1,500.00 with third grade teacher 1988 Dodge Caravan 2B4FK4137JR726558 $1,000.00 1995 Ford Bronco 1FMEU15H2SLB65609 $1,500.00 Heather Smith, left, and 1995 Ford Bronco 1FMEU15H7SLA87567 $1,000.00 principal Ted Lindenberg Miscellaneous Minimum Bid are students,from left, 15 HP Motors 230 Volts (2) NMB 1989 Henderson Salt Spreader #11962 $500.00 Carly Pancer,Ashley 1991 Maste Scout Sewer Camera #SE-48 $1,000.00 HP Vectra PC S/N US02200188 $10.00 RoseLynn and Jeremy HP Vectra VL 400 & VL 600 (No Hard Drive) NMB (5) HP Vectra VL 400 $20.00 each Alexander. (2)HPD8904 Monitors $10.00 each HP D2808 Monitor $10.00 (2)HPD8896 Monitor $10.00 each HP D2828A Monitor $10.00 HP D8904 Monitor $10.00 (4)HPLJ6 C3990A $10.00 each HP Ultra VQA 1280 $10.00 (8) HP Keyboards $5.00 each (2) Red Rotating Light Bars - Federal $150.00 each 1-Door Utility Cabinet $15.00 4-Drawer File Cabinet $25.00 Bicycle Description Pacific Mountain Bike - Serial #98033177 NMB Photo courtesy of South Mountain School PTO Pacific Mountain Bike - Serial #380306854 NMB Raleigh M20 - Serial #YF0806877 NMB Trek Mountain Bike - Serial #C19D6163 NMB All bidders for vehicles must register and leave a deposit of $200.00, or no bid will be accepted. Unsuccessful bidders will be refunded their deposit at completion of auction. All property may be inspected beginning at 10:30 a.m. on the day of the sale. Proof of Insurance and drivers li- have no assurance that construc- $26,000 for a new telephone municipal pool and $1,000 more cense required for all vehicles offered. All items will be sold in "as is" condition. Library tion bond funding is forthcoming system, $10,000 for replacement for the Par-3 golf course. Continued from PageA1 By Order of the Millburn Township Committee during this calendar year. A bill of data processing hardware and Revenues taken in by the de- Joanne M. Monarque, Township Clerk library project, Swinson said has been introduced in the state $27,500 for wiring for data and partment this past year were Millburn Item-958437 Fee:$106.64 construction is expected to begin Assembly providing $45 million telecommunications. Interim $796,236, compared to $872,416 April 22, 29, 2004 next year. The library’s board of in construction funding and $5 housing for materials, portions in the previous year, Hogan said. NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ordinance was introduced and passed on trustees is near completion of the million in technology, Swinson of the collection and staff mem- On the capital side, Hogan re- first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn, in the County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 20th, 2004, and that said Ordinance will be design development phase of ar- said. He added sources at the bers during the renovation quested $50,000 to renovate the taken up for further consideration and final passage at a regular meeting of the Township Com- mittee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, May 18, chitectural planning, although New Jersey State Library and the process, including the placement Taylor Park basketball court and 2004, at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which time all per- the construction documents New Jersey Library Association of modular units in front of the li- construct an all-purpose court sons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. Thomas C. McDermott, Jr. phase of architectural planning assess prospects for passage of brary, is estimated at $375,000. and $128,000 to purchase a 24- Mayor Joanne M. Monarque has not begun. the bill as good, although it is un- Swinson also suggested patron passenger senior citizen bus with Township Clerk He also said library officials certain whether this will occur in self-service units could be pur- wheel chair lift. The department TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ORDINANCE NO. 2225-04 2004 or 2005. chased for $52,500. Those units has applied for a Community ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING DURING CERTAIN HOURS ON THE WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET AND AMENDING SECTION 7-14 OF THE MILLBURN TOWN- Swinson outlined the library’s would operate much as automatic Block Grant to partially fund the SHIP ORDINANCE CODE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN, structural changes as costing teller machines (ATMs) and purchase, Hogan said. IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, as follows: Deer $2,992,000. Those changes will enable patrons to check out books Peter Gallitelli, superintendent Section 1. Section 7-14, entitled "Parking Prohibited During Certain Hours on Certain Continued from PageA1 include the replacement of the electronically. Swinson said to of the Department of Public Streets", of The Revised General Ordinances of the Township of Millburn (1994) is hereby amended to read as follows with respect to four metered parking spaces which are located ap- heating, ventilation and air-con- justify the expense, the board Works, brought in an operating proximately 54.9 feet south of the curbline at the intersection of Essex and Main Streets: South Mountain Reservation was ditioning system, upgrades to would have to show two full-time budget request of $2,734,609. Name of Street Side Hours Location Main Street West 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. From a point 100 feet north of conducted for Essex County. ductwork, inclusion of the positions could be cut from the That figure represents an in- and the northwest curb of Millburn 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Avenue and Main Street for a Bruce DeVito, project coordi- perimeter windows in the chil- staff, which would be possible crease of $275,964, or about 10 distance of 88 feet nator for the county Department dren’s services department and within the next three years. percent, over last year’s budget. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication as required by of Parks, Recreation and Cultur- movement of the technical ser- In presenting the library’s oper- The largest jump, $233,169, law. The Item969044 al Affairs, said 212 deer were vices department to the second ating budget, Swinson noted he is was foreseen in sanitation land- Fee $31.82 counted in the reservation during floor. seeking $2,152,350, an increase fill costs, as the tipping fees for April 29, 2004 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION TO AWARD PROFESSIO- the March survey. The township approved a li- of $126,850, or about 5 percent, disposal of certain types of waste BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE NAL SERVICES CONTRACT TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN WHEREAS, there exists a need for professio- According to DeVito, two pre- brary capital budget of $190,400 over last year. have risen. The cost of operating ESSEX COUNTY, N.J. nal services for real estate appraisal purpos- vious surveys were taken in the for 2003, and those funds are Following Swinson’s remarks, public buildings and grounds is Take notice that the Board of Adjustment of es; and the Township of Millburn will conduct a public WHEREAS, the Township Committee has se- reservation. A survey taken in being used to pay for design de- library board president Leone also expected to increase by hearing at the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Ave- lected Integra Realty Resources for this serv- nue, Millburn, N.J. at 7:00 p.m. or as soon ice; and 1999 recorded the highest velopment and construction doc- Wollenberg stepped forward to $15,740 due to increasing water thereafter as the matter may be called on WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law, May 10, 2004, which hearing will be contin- N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 (et seq.) requires that the number of deer, with 349 deer uments. Remaining architects’ invite Committee members to a and electric utility costs. ued on such dates thereafter as may be nec- authorizing of an award of contract for profes- essary in the judgment of the Board of Adjust- sional services without competitive bids must counted. The number of deer and consultants’ fees are project- presentation on the renovations About $9,000 of the increase ment to complete the hearings and delibera- be publicly advertised. tions on an application for development by NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that dropped to 224 in the 2002 ed at $65,000. within the next 60 days. Mayor would go toward the depart- Glenn and Stacy Schiffman regarding permis- the Township Committee of the Township of sion to improve their property known as 41 Millburn in the County of Essex as follows: survey, and DeVito noted a trap The library director also said Thomas C. McDermott promised ment’s program of replacement Northern Drive, Lot 15, Block 2103 on the Tax 1. The Mayor and the Township Clerk are and transfer program was ongo- the board of trustees had includ- the Committee would try to find of pumps at sanitary lift stations Map of the Township of Millburn by the con- hereby authorized and directed to execute struction of a 2 story addition to their single a professional services agreement with ing in the reservation at that ed $448,000 for change orders in the time. throughout the township. family home, located in the R-3 Zone District. Integra Realty Resources, 161 Madison The applicants request variances from the Avenue, PO Box 2135, Morristown, NJ time. its calculations, on the advice of Robert Hogan, director of For the capital budget, Gal- strict application of the requirement of the De- 07962-2135 for this professional service. velopment Regulations and Zoning Ordinance 2. This contract is made without competitive Timothy P. Gordon, the town- the architects, CR Studio of New recreation and parks, asked the litelli brought in a wish list of ve- of the Township of Millburn regulating com- bidding as a "professional service" under bined and single side yard setbacks together the provisions of the Local Public Contracts ship’s business administrator York City. That figure represents Committee for an increase in the hicles and equipment, including with all other relief in the form of variances, Law because of the qualitative nature of waivers, interpretations, appeals, or excep- service provided. made the point the deer hunting 15 percent of construction costs. department’s operating budget of a sanitation loadpacker, a cater- tions in the strict application of the provisions 3. Fees for services are $6,000.00. of the Development Regulations and Zoning 4. A copy of this resolution shall be published season ended earlier this month Also included in the costs is about 3 percent, from $279,900 pillar-wheel loader, a compost Ordinance, and other relief, which may arise in The Item of Millburn Short Hills as re- and said a decision about anoth- $195,000 to hire a firm to over- in 2003 to $289,200 in 2004. The turner, a leaf vacuum and an air during the course of the hearings in this appli- quired by law, within ten (10) days of its cation, necessary to realize the development passage. er round of controlled hunting see construction management. change would provide about compressor with jackhammer as set forth more specifically in the applica- 5. This Resolution shall take effect tion for development on file and available for immediately. does not have to be made until Other expected expenses are $4,000 more for parks and play- and hoses. inspection in connection herewith. The Item969066 All maps and documents for which approval Fee $15.91 October. $49,100 for a security system, grounds, $3,000 more for the is sought are available for public inspection in April 29, 2004 the office of the Secretary of the Board at the Township Committeewoman Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ LEGAL NOTICE Mary McNett, the Committee’s during business hours between 8:30 a.m.and On April 26, 2004, the Board of Adjustment 4:30 p.m. of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, point person on deer manage- adult volunteers accompanied by of the issue.” This notice is being given pursuant to memorialized the Approval of application of N.J.S.A. 40:55D-12. Edward & Diane Stein, 49 Seminole Way, to Rides DEMPSEY, DEMPSEY & SHEEHAN ment, maintains the 20 deer per teen “navigators.” Two members of the local erect addition on the site. Continued from PageA1 Attorneys for Applicants The determination of said Board is now on square mile formula is not meant “Why not be able to offer clergy who have heard about the Glenn and Stacy Schiffman file in the office of the Board Secretary and is By: James G. Webber, Esq. available for inspection during normal busi- for a suburban community. lem of teenage drinking, the girls people rides home? We’re trying girls’ presentations weighed in Dated: April 26, 2004 ness hours. The Item975067 Helen S. Merle “There should be zero deer in maintained this week. Conscious to keep kids safe, which is what this week with their support. Fee $21.93 Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment April 29, 2004 The Item976071 residential neighborhoods,” she of not judging their peers, the M-MAC tries to do, which is The Rev. Johann J. Bosman of Fee $6.45 Board of Adjustment April 29, 2004 said. “We need to take a fresh girls want to save lives by pro- what the PTO tries to do. We’re Community Congregational Township of Millburn look at how we’re calculating the viding a ride home to students just saying, from a kid’s stand- Church said he admired the two PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Take notice that Lawrence and Renee Tulen- On April 26, 2004, the Board of Adjustment range of the deer and the terrain who may have had too much to point, this is how you can help,” students for their willingness to ko have applied for a Zoning Variance from of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, the Millburn Township Board of Adjustment memorialized the Approval of application of we’re using.” drink. Rachel said. tackle the issue of teenage drink- for property located at 17 Park Circle Block Stephan and Jennifer Sigaud, 27 Glenwood 2406 Lot 24, in Millburn Township, which is Drive, to erect addition on the site. She called the 16 deer counted “Drinking and driving is an Countering the argument that a ing and their compassion in scheduled for a hearing on May 10, 2004 at The determination of said Board is now on 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, file in the office of the Board Secretary and is outside the deer management ongoing problem. This year we Safe Rides-type program would wanting to serve others. Millburn, New Jersey. The requested var- available for inspection during normal busi- area a deceiving number and said lost someone,” Allie said, refer- encourage teens to drink, Rachel “I treat this as a significant iance is to 606.2e1e) (2) f) 2a, Building Cover- ness hours. age, Sideyard Setback, Sideyard Combined Helen S. Merle 16 deer easily can be spotted any ring to the death in December of said, “Kids are going to do what moment,” Bosman said. “My and Height to erect addition on the site. Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment The papers relating to this application are on The Item975483 evening in neighborhoods near a Millburn High School student they’re going to do. We’re not issue is why does it take two kids file in the office of the Secretary of the Board Fee $6.45 of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 April 29, 2004 Minnisink Road. in a car crash in Union Town- enabling people to drink.” to step forward and acknowledge a.m.-4:30p.m., Monday through Friday. Any interested party may appear at said hearing For the time being, McNett ship. She was quick to point out According to Allie, “The prob- the problem.” and participate therein in accordance with the LEGAL NOTICE rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. On April 26, 2004, the Board of Adjustment urged residents to drive cautious- a car service could also be used lem doesn’t only affect teens. If Bosman said parents who say Applicant of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, The Item973999 memorialized the Approval of application of ly on township roads. by young people who feel un- there’s a kid drinking and dri- they themselves drink and that it Fee $10.75 Dr. Michael Messing and and Dr. Daniel Za- April 29, 2004 charias, 7 Short Hills Avenue, relating to the “We should be driving careful- comfortable during a bad dating ving, he might hit another car. would be hypocritical to try and granting of a Use Variance to convert site Board of Adjustment from general office to medical/professional ly and be watchful, especially at situation or by a person who We want to save other people on exert stronger control over their Township of Millburn use. twilight,” she said. does not wish to get in a car with the road.” children are putting their chil- PUBLIC NOTICE The determination of said Board is now on Take notice that Jacob Nuta has applied for file in the office of the Board Secretary and is a drunk driver. Nancy Seigel of the high dren at risk. a Zoning Variance from the Millburn Town- available for inspection during normal busi- ship Board of Adjustment for property located ness hours. The Safe Rides program was school guidance department is Rabbi Steven Bayar of Con- at 15 Alexander Lane Block 5001 Lot 22, in Helen S. Merle Millburn Township, which is scheduled for a Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment dropped by the Millburn-Short overseeing the senior projects. gregation B’nai Israel said there hearing on May 10th, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.in The Item975449 Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, Fee $7.74 Board Hills Chapter of the Red Cross According to Seigel, the girls’ re- is a tremendous amount of denial New Jersey. The requested variance is to April 29, 2004 Continued from PageA1 606.2e1e) sideyard setback to erect a deck. for a number of reasons, accord- search has been more than ade- of the problem of teenage drink- The papers relating to this application are on Board of Adjustment file in the office of the Secretary of the Board Township of Millburn ing to Barbara Allora, executive quate. “What they’re concerned ing in the community and ap- of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 PUBLIC NOTICE Dickinson, Vrabel & Cassells director. about is the reality of the situa- plauds the two girls for their ef- a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Take notice that Gregory and Susan Black- interested party may appear at said hearing burn have applied for a Zoning Variance from was retained as the board auditor. “There’s a tremendous liabili- tion and the safety of their fellow forts. and participate therein in accordance with the the Millburn Township Board of Adjustment rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. for property located at 11 Inwood Road, Block The firm of Feitlowitz & ty,” Allora said. “Because of the students,” Seigel said. Bayar sees Safe Rides as the Jacob Nuta 1905 Lot 1, in Millburn Township, which is Applicant scheduled for a hearing on May 10, 2004 at Kosten was retained as the archi- liability issues, many of the The response to their research first step in addressing teenage The Item973981 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Fee $10.32 Millburn, New Jersey. The requested var- tect of record. Zeglarski said the chapters across the nation have from other quarters has been drinking and said he would vol- April 29, 2004 iance is to 606.2e1e)(1)(2)2a) Building Cover- age, Side Setback, Height to erect an addi- firm is paid on a sliding scale on revisited the program and guarded, but supportive. unteer as a driver. Asked if he be- Board of Adjustment tion. Township of Millburn The papers relating to this application are on a per project basis. dropped it.” While she applauds the girls’ lieves the program would enable PUBLIC NOTICE file in the office of the Secretary of the Board In other board business, In assisting the students to find efforts, M-MAC president Bar- and encourage teen drinkers, Take notice that Barbara Kiley has applied of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 for a Zoning Variance from the Millburn Town- a.m.-4:30p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Debbie Frank, chairman of the other chapters still using Safe bara Gruska said, “Speaking as a Bayar referred to a television ship Board of Adjustment for property located interested party may appear at said hearing at 172 Myrtle Avenue Block 610 Lot 16, in Mill- and participate therein in accordance with the Policy Committee reported the Rides Allora said she came up member, we feel the most impor- commercial that states, “Friends burn Township, which is scheduled for a hear- rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. ing on May 24, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. in Town Susan Blackburn committee has completed drafts with only one chapter in Califor- tant message in the long term is don’t let friends drive drunk.” Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jer- Applicant sey. The requested variance is to 606.2e1e) The Item975871 of policy changes on the subjects nia. to alert parents that they’ve got to “Is that enabling? What’s the (1) 2.a) sideyard setback and building cover- Fee $11.18 age to erect an addition. April 29, 2004 of gifted and talented students, Rachel and Allie, however, be more watchful of what their alternative?” he asked. “The The papers relating to this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD tutoring, and school visitors. The said their research turned up sev- children are doing.” Gruska said bottom line is life is sacred.” of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 The Planning Board of the Township of drafts, she said, will be distrib- eral communities in California the proposed program will be Rachel and Allie are continu- a.m.-4:30p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Millburn has awarded the following contract interested party may appear at said hearing without competitive bidding as a "Professional uted to board members. Next that share the car service pro- discussed at the organization’s ing their research and are collect- and participate therein in accordance with the Service" pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-2(6). rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. This contract and the resolution authorizing it month, the committee will ask gram. meeting next month. ing comments and suggestions at Barbara Kiley is available for public inspection in the Office Applicant of the Township Clerk, 375 Millburn Avenue, the public for feedback. Final The girls claim the program “The girls gave a great presen- their Web site at The Item973965 Millburn, NJ 07041. Fee $10.75 Awarded to: Stuart R. Koenig, Esq. adoption of the policies should could be strengthened in several tation,” said Susan Thompson, [email protected]. April 29, 2004 Services as: Planning Board Attorney Amount: $450.00 per meeting come by early June, Frank said. ways. First and foremost, train- co-president of the PTO Confer- Duration:1 Year - January 1 - December 31, TURN TO . . . 2004 In the public comment portion ing and certification of volun- ence. “They brought up a lot of Millburn Item-970828 of the meeting, several members teers would have to include train- information in a frank and forth- Fee:$7.31 Arts & April 29, 2004 of the public urged the board to ing in CPR and first aid. They right way.” The Classifieds consider ways to record more de- also have discussed legal ramifi- Thompson said while the PTO Entertainment Service Directory tailed minutes. Better use of the cations with the police depart- Conference is not in a position to district’s Web site and televising ment. underwrite the program, “If it Deadline is When problems arise around the house - don’t panic! board meetings were two sug- Unlike in the original pro- stimulates the discussion, it’s a Monday, Noon Just turn to the Classified’s gestions made to the board. gram, a teenager would act as good thing. Clearly parents Service Directory in this newspaper. We’ve got the dispatcher. Drivers would be really are not taking ownership help you need when you need it. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 29, 2004 Page B13

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Anthony LTD has a FT BED Henredon Mahog, Cleaning-Home & Office 1655 pottery, silverplate, crystal, Companions 1670 Furniture Repair & sales position in our Short EUROPEAN NANNY Rice carved, 4 poster, Qn 1815 Coordinator Depression glass. 4-part Refinishing Hills Mall Store. Previous Elder Care. Companion - sz, excl cond $1250/bo. 18 yrs exp’d, w/ own trans. The Township of Mon- screen. Records. Vintage Luxury Goods sales exp. a Live In/Out -- No Fee! (973)857-6935 Great prices!! Call Nilza Female, Male Couple tclair is seeking a self- clthng & linens. Costume FURNITURE Craftsman must. Competitive salary, 973-779-0380 908-659-0010 Care givers/ Companions. motivated individual to COUCH- Large off white jwlry. Kitware. Many collect Refinish, Repair, Restora- night & weekend hrs req. Excl Ref’s. 201-435-1024 fill the position of EXP’D POLISH LADIES leather sofa, $250, MARY WOOD ESTATE tion, Reupholstering, Fax resume, 212-486-1184 #1 HOUSEKEEPER live in/out 201-315-0375 Project Coordinator for Honest & reliable. Clean 201-306-8151 AND HOUSE SALES Over 10 Exp, Refs avail Cane,Rush, etc. Call Steve The Engineering Divi- house, apt, condo, ofc, (973)783-2942 Zully (973)589-5524 Construction 1695 Izzo 973-226-5737 sion of the Department Sales Associate laundry, ironing. Good refs. Couch- Lightweight, maple furniturerestoring. com of Community Serv- PT/FT, for trendy womens Ins’d. 973-239-9244 frame. 6 sep cushions in Home/Estate Sales 2 Polish Ladies w/exp & ices. Under the super- clothing. Bnfts avail. Exp exc cnd $20 973.226.6738 Harriet Greenholtz English can clean your Angelo Brother Constr. Gutters & Leaders 1840 vision of the Township req’d. Millburn area & oth- Experienced Aide TAG SALE UNLIMITED house. Please call 973- Many years of exp. Side- er locations. 201-568-2860 DR SET- 6 yr old Baker walk, pavement, brick, You Engineer plans and will provide quality care for mahogany dining table w/4 973-467-2417 930-6226/973-517-2821nn organizes the CAD de- the elderly. Excellent refs. Ask, we do it! Free. Est. 10% off New Customer SALES leaves & 6 shield back WENDY SANDS Affordable House Cleaning Fully ins. (973)280-3785 ûAccomplished Guttersû sign workload for the Hardworking, dependable, chairs.Excellent cond. Like Busy children’s clothing Estate & Content Sales Experienced & Referenced CleanûScreenûRepaired Engineering Bureau, loving, attentive, flexible new. $4500. 973-376-6865 store seeks energetic indi- 973-467-8175 Anna/Greg 973-779-7694 SUN RENOVATIONS Average House $35-$65, coordinating with proj- hours. 973-651-6384 Full Carpenter, Specializ- vidual w/ professional DR Set - Table & 4 chairs. û(800) 578-3989û ect managers the OPEN ing in Kitchens & Baths. children’s wear sales exp. Experienced polish woman Also BR Set: oak dresser A+House Cleaning scheduling and com- English speaking, Refs Avl 973-725-2120 or Please fax resume to seeking live-in position for & mirror, armoire, 2 night- CLASSIFIEDS pleted stages of proj- Call Diane 1-347-782-1408 973-429-3579 ects to ensure timely Barbara at 973-746-4073 housekeeping & elder care stands, Queen bed TODAY! production of high- Exp/Ref’s. (908)835-9941 boxspring & mattress. quality design work. SALES REAL ESTATE Must sell! 973-744-3081 Manages the develop- CAREER SEMINAR House Cleaning DR TBL. Farmhse,c.1850 ment and ongoing Wed, 5/5, 7:00p-8:30p daily. Available for with 8 Chairs.$1600/neg. maintenance of the Refer to our display ad in babysitting nights. Exp’d, white table 5 Chairs $200, Township GIS; per- The Real Estate Section good refs, call Zoia 3PC NURSERY SET. $400 forms related work as Prudential New Jersey (973)489-8217 Good Cond! 973-259-0639 required. Requirement: Properties 973-228-1000 HOUSECLEANING Graduation from an ac- Low prices, years of exp., FURNITURE - Moving! credited college or uni- ∂ own trans. (201)998-3072 Children’s BR- white, like versity with an Asso- SALES new. 2 drssrs, desk, hdbrd ciate’s degree in Civil Retail Exploding HOUSEKEEPER (light) or w/shelf & nitestand $800. Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 Engineering Technolo- Need Experienced Sales/ MOTHER’S HELPER ∂ Lrg China cabnt gy. Ten years of CAD Sales Manager for Hi-Tech available in the morning w/lighting, oak. Like new Montclair: 111 Montclair UPPER MONTCLAIR: and/or GIS experience consumerelectronics,cellu- 5 days a week. Good $700. (973)661-4292 Ave. Sat. 5/8, 9-2. Tag 117 Haddon Pl.Fri.4/30,9-3 may be substituted for references available. Call ûû ûû lar communication loca- FURN - Liv Rm: sofa & BELLEVILLE-87 Perry St, Sale to fight world hunger MEGA SALE the college degree. (973) 450-0243. tions. Great compensation, loveseat, 2 opposite sides. Fri/Sat 4/30 & 5/1, 9a-4p. sponsored by Jewish Cul- Clothes Horse is back. Minimum of two years full benefits. Please Antiques, bric brac, 10 yrs tural School & Society. Pro- Don’t miss name brand experience as a proj- HOUSEKEEPERS Cocktail table & matching respond ASAP sofa table; glass top, worth of stuff-2 families!! ceeds to Heifer Internation- clothes for men, women, ect manager in a civil Fax 973-244-1915 email: NANNIES, COMPANIONS al. Furn, toys, books,more. All nat’ls, Lic/Bonded metal base. Exc cond, boys & girls + household engineering firm.Thor- [email protected] items & collectibles. AURORA AGENCY LIKE NEW. Best offer. BLOOMFIELD-Awesome MONTCLAIR:197 Grove St ough knowledge of Yard Sale! 39 Byrd Ave No early birds. AutoCad software and 170 Morris Ave, L.Br, NJ 973-777-7728 leave msg. Sat.5/1, 10-3. Attic to bsmt. SECRETARY 201-944-4466 MUST SELL ASAP! 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Best offer. 4Families @ a 1 Stop ladders, hoses, love seat, Montclair, NJ 07042 Fam Yard Sale, Rain/ 973-777-7728 leave msg. Sale! 18 The Fairway (off sewing mach,small items Monday-Friday be- Fabrication Worker Shine Lots of Great Stuff, NANNY/Baby Nurse MUST SELL ASAP! Ridge Rd by Reservoir) tween 8:30am-4:30pm. F/T, benefits. Apply at: 254 furn,bric-brac,glasswr, etc. UPPER MONTCLAIR : Avail immed for your in- 5/1, 9-4pm & 5/2, 9-2pm. Closing date: May 28, Little Falls Rd Fairfield. Hoosier Cabinet in orig 82 Edgemont Rd. Sat 5/1, 973-237-9000 fant and child. Exc. ref. cond., Apt fridge, fax ma- Montclair-Giant Moving 2004. Montclair is an Andrea 973-674-5556 Sale furn,books, antiques, 9a-4p.no early birds. child Equal Opportunity/ chine, 58" loveseat, Orien- Cedar Grove- 92 South desk, old chrs, baby equip, Stylist PT/FT tal rugs, 2 old trunks, old Mountain Ave (Off Pmptn singer sewing mach. & Cleaning out your garage, attic or closets? Affirmative Action POLISH Cleaning Ladies cab. kitware Antique Cars. folding bike , Good Junk! Needed for upscale salon painted wicker hamper, Ave) Sat 5/1 8-2pm.HH Employer w/good refs will take care 30 yrs accumulation. 57 in Verona. Paid vacations, Crate & Barrel 12-photo items, CD’s, mens VERONA-104 South Pros- of your apt, condo, house LLewellyn Rd Cnr Harrison Have a Garage Sale! health insurance, up to frames, lg dog crate, sq blk rollerblades sz 9, many pect St. Sat. 5/1. 9-4,furn, & office. Insured. Call more! Rain or Shine! Sat 5/1 & Sun 5/2 9-4pm 65% commision. Call Viola, 201-997-5860 lacquer/glass tbl w/4 chrs. HH,toys,jwlry+ much more P/T Clerical Felicia 973-239-3205 By appt., 973-783-7699. Verona Insurance office. Portuguese lady Cleans CEDAR GROVE Montclair- Huge Gar. Sale! Don’t have a garage? house and apartment. Ref’s VERONA: 21 Valley View Data entry, typing, filing, OFFICE Furniture: Content Sale,66 Haller Dr 292 Orange Rd. Sat 5/1 & SUMMER avail. & exp’d. Call Metal 6’ desk, 5’x3’ metal Sun 5/2, 9-4p R Date 5/15. Rd, Fri 4/30 & Sat 5/1 9-4 phones. Office exp. req’d. (973)484-9573 lv message SAT 5/1 9:30 am-4pm BIG GARAGE SALE! Call Mr. Bergerman file cabinet. $200 for all Antiques, fine furntiure, Sell your merchandise HELP Call (973)744-8896 MONTCLAIR: Moving/ Kitch, tble & chrs, end tbls, 973-239-7000. Animals china, glass lamps, Yard Sale Everything must clothes, many HHI, kids Physical Fitness Equip- pictures, wicker, costume go. Sat 5/1, 9-3pm.Rain bks, toys, a/c’s, fans, gas with an ad! REAL ESTATE PUTAN ENHANCEMENT IN YOUR AD ment: (Body Solid & jewelry, sporting goods, Date 5/2. 10 Nishuane Rd stove, micro & much more! AGENT TO MAKE IT STAND OUT Bodysmith): Cable cross- linens, and much more. WANTED Dogs,Cats,Pets 1230 over, vertical leg press, The Mulberry Bush MONTCLAIR Persian Rug VERONA: Sat, 5/1, 10am- 973-239-9357 Sale! Selling personal col- 2pm, 48 Sunset Ave. Con- Local office is looking for wide bench with attach- lection of 70 Nomadic & Vil- tents of House. Simmons one or two local self- ADOPT A Pet-Save a Life! ments, plate tree, EZ-curl For information on our CALL US FOR GLEN RIDGE - 15 Colum- lage Rugs. Tribal, Kilims& Sleeper sofa, 1960’s Ham- starters. THE TIME IS ADOPTION DAY:Sat 5/1 bar, 7-foot bar, 400 + lbs of

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Moving Sale! 6 Byron Rd 9 Cliff St. Kids/adult clthg, NewJerseyHomes.com High School grad, college Refrigerator,Freezer,Wash (off Park Ave) Fri 4/30 & books, oak tbl/2 lvs, HH. and take a confidential student or teacher. "A to Zebra Animal Care" MILLBURN:Sat.only 9:30- Sat 5/1, 9:30- 3:30. Tools, er/Dryer, Stove, $95, 201- 3, 929 Ridgewood Rd (off assessment to determine if Interviewing now. PET SITTER/WALKER: 368-2261/ 908-486-1019 furniture, lots of everything! you qualify for a position in (908) 647-0664, 10 yrs. in business, 20 yrs. Main St). Glass DR table, Classified Department: our Company. Prudential [email protected] or apply in animal field. Certified RUGS- 2 handmade Persi- chairs, qn size BR, kitchen Nutley - 196 Mountainview Classifieds, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza • PO Box 471 Janett Real Estate, Ind. online at www. ACO, ACS,& First Aid. an, cost $5200 ea, asking stuff, bks, garage & bsmt Ave. Sat, May 1 10a-4p West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Owned Rltr,973-239-7700 campriverbend.bunk1.com Call Cathy 973-744-9016 $990 ea 201.797.3896 items. Wendy Sands Sale. Contents of house! they work! www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, April 29, 2004 Page B15 Kitchens 1885 Pools 2018 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Rentals to Share 2360 Homes for Sale 2400 Real Estate Offices Sale/Rent 2480 Offices Sale/Rent 2480 Bloomfield - 3BR apt in 2 MONTCLAIR - 12 Lleweyn MENDHAM Business TRUCK LOADS of kitchen Replacement Inground MONTCLAIR:Won’t last! UPR MTC-Beaut 1882 hm, MONTCLAIR-2Contiguous MONTCLAIR- Fam, 2 full Ba, Eik,Lr,hwd Rd. 2 BR apt in park-like Elegantly set on 6.36 acres cabs. Huge whse loc. Bath Pool Liners. Many beautiful Renov 4rms, art deco bldg hrt of town, 1BR, share Marketplace spaces avail. aprox. 800sf. flrs, yard,1 blk from NYC setting, living rm, dining at end of cul-de-sac and OFFICE SPACE: vanities, marble tops. Gas patterns & specials. in heart of dwntwn, 1-car rest. 2 decks, lndry, prkg, each, former Chiropractor trans,sunny spacious use rm, kitchen, den w/ frplce, boasts 16 rooms, 6 bed- Park St Location. 3 rms, ranges, Disc. prcs. In stall, REGAL POOL & SPA pkg. Avail immed. $1050 yd. S/B dog lover, n/s envir & Dentist great Park St. of W/D $1350 + utils. avail. outside porch, plenty of rooms, 6.2 baths, a won- ideal for attorney, account- optn. Paterson Stove & 201-370-0629 H/HW incl. Prudential Zinn prof’l, $700. 201-988-4343 loc. & best parking Owner 5/15 or 6/1 (973)680-9598 parking, washer/dryer in derful finished basement ant or psychologist. Avail Kitchen Ctr. 973-790-5100. 973-208-2267 With ad Associates REALTORS 2475 201-791-9799 basement, $1550/mo+utils, Indep owned/oper. VERONA:Share 3Br house with media room, full bath, Buildings Sale/Rent immed! $850/mo + partial BLOOMFIELD: 5 lrg Rms, 1½ mo sec 908-359-2766 973-744-5544 x400,rentals w/d, prkg, storage, prof’l rec room and a bedroom/ utils. Contact Alan Ash at Landscaping 1890 Roofing 2030 2nd flr, 2 fam, sep entr, qui- @prudentialzinn.com male pref’d, $700+½ office. Pavers courtyard MONTCLAIR: 2 rooms, Schweppe-Burgdorff Era et neigbrhd, move-in cond. MONTCLAIR 1BR in utils+1 mo. sec,avl now, with fountain and a 3-car MTC Ctr: Offices from shared waiting room,quiet, Realtors 973-509-3975 5/1 occup. No pets. $1100/ 20yrs - Rainbow Garden 10% off New Customer renovated brick bldg. Montclr: Sunny, cozy 2BR 973.857.2527 garage 275sf. Some w/pvt baths. pleasant, nr Watchung Pla- û û mo + utils & sec. H/HW NUTLEY- Newly renovated Design. 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Patricia Harris/staff photographer CELEBRATING TREES—Township forester Thomas Doty points out the bark of a sweet gum tree to Hartshorn School’s GirlScout Troop 642 during a walking tour last Friday of Old Short Hills Park. The township is celebrating Arbor Day tomorrow. 0000974644-01 CROSSWORD 01 FOR YOUR PET - by David Levison Wilk 972476

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