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Hearings before the township Zoning Board of Adjustment on a training sessions to start in the spring proposal to add wireless telephone antennae to the roof of a downtown The neatly two dozen members of the township's Domestic Violence building will he held off until the board's meeting scheduled for May 7. Crisis Intervention Team, which has been in operation for 10 years, Attorney Michael Lavigne, who represents New Cingular Wireless, said are seeking to increase th eir ranks. Monday the company is continuing to investigate alternative sites for The volunteers on the township’s team are scheduled to be on call the antennae. Because the board's agenda for its April meeting is fuii, through the township's police department and their services are Lavigne said, Cingular has asked that the site plan application hearings offered to victim s whenever police officers answer a call involving be carried aver to the May 7 meeting. domestic violence. The site plan application would add antennae to the roof of the building Volunteers meet w itii the victim or victim s in a private, confidential at 340 Milfburn Ave., at the intersection of Miilbum Avenue and Main session at the police station to provide information about resources Street that are available. Another wireless service carrier already has antennae installed on the interested residents are urged to contact Patti Lowery, the roof of tire building and Cingular’s own antennae and support township’s liaison with tire team, at 973-564-7091 to sign up for a 40- equipment cannot be mounted too dose to the other tenant’s, hour training session beginning in the spring. according to Lavigne.
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PAMELA SUCHVTHE ITEM The Rev. Cecil Bonds delivers a sermon on Taste, Tenderness, and Thanksgiving’ during Sunday's service at Mt. Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church on Church Street The church is celebrating its 105th anniversary at its present location and received proclamations in February from the township and from the House of Representatives. The congregation was originally started as a place for African American domestic workers to have a place to gather and worship on Sunday morning. "We’ve been here for 105 years and we hope for another 105,” said Bonds.
MT. ZION AME Town honors Church St church MED COMPUTER HELP? m i mi cm cut ot m By Patricia Harris tic workers to have a place to gath The pastor described the kissed him and his wife, Mary of The item er and worship on Sunday morn approximately 20 members as “a Mooney. S W K .- 0 ing. tight-knit group.” The congregation The proclamation notes that Municipal officials recognized a In acknowledging the honor, draws its menders from die town shortly afterthe church’s founding, ♦ PC & Mac Expertise* Troifenccting • Wired l Wireless Networks small church tucked away in a res the Rev. Cecil Bonds, the church’s ship as well as the nearby commu it moved to the Old Mountain idential neighborhood with a pastor, said he wrote to township nities of Springfield, Vaux Hall and House on Church Street In 1889 • EacGps/Recovery • Virus/Spywara/Trcpn femc-vai & Prafedoff proclamation Iasi month on the officials to tell them of the church's Union. the Rev. Chase was appointed and • iastaBafioe • New Compete, Printer, ipod, Camera occasion of its 105th anniversary at anniversary. Bonds, who urns appointed by served as the first pastor of Mt * Upgrades - Memory. Drives, Windows, Applications its Church Street address. “It’s important not only for con the Methodist Conference to his Zion AME Church. The proclamation extends con gregants to be recognized, but for post, fives in Avene! and works as The proclamation goes on to gratulations from Mayor Daniel the community to know we're a substitute teacher. He said his note that on Aug. 20,1902, under I l f Computer Services, n c f i , J | Baer on behalf of the Township there,” he said. plan is to help the church grow and the leadership of the Rev. Willis, M M M I >7I ™ . 90S-.9.-OM oSi Committee to the Mt Zion AME Bonds, who has been the pastor bring others into the fold Mt Zion purchased the church (877-926-G852) Church, located at 56 Church St of the church for the past four Deputy Mayor James Suell pre building located at 56 Church St., www.wanfftC.com * email: [email protected] The congregation was founded in years, said the church runs an sented the township's proclama its present locatioa the spring of 1888 by three former annual coat drive and conducts tion to the congregation at its Feb. Bonds said the church also members of the Methodist Episco several outreach programs. He is a 18 sendee. He described the received a proclamation from Rep. pal Church in Springfield as a member of the Millbum-Short atmosphere as “welcoming,” not Rodney Frelirtghuysen in honor of place for African American domes Hills Clergy Associatioa ing that congregants hugged and its anniversary. THE CAMP LADY SAYS.,. it ’s Time To Plan For Summer 2007” DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT Free A dvisory Service fo r; • DAY and SLEEP-AWAY ( AMPS Study to include traffic, parking » SPORTS and SPEC I U.IY CAMPS • TEEN TRAY EE By Patricia Harris developer who undertakes the pro ment Alliance (DMDA) and the engineer to prepare two docu of The Item posed redevelopment project in Chamber of Commerce, according ments. one a technical memo on • ACADEMIC PROGRAMS the downtown. The developer to the mayor. existing conditions and the other a Municipal officials are seeking could use the data collected by the Baer is a traffic planner, final report documenting existing to take advantage of the proposed traffic engineer to show how their although he said his film, STV, conditions, analysis, findings and redevelopment project in the project impacts traffic flows and Inc., will not be involved in con recommendations. The engineer is downtown to resolve a number of parking, and changes could be part ducting the study. to attend four meetings with traffic and parking issues. of the total redevelopment effort According to the RFP, “the municipal staff and make one for Specifically, the township has Baer estimated the comprehen selected engineer is to develop a mal presentation to the Township issued a call for a qualified traffic sive traffic study could cost database of existing conditions Committee. engineer who can examine con $25,000 to $55,000, w'hich he through the collection of sec The final report is to be com gestion and queuing of traffic at called “pocket change” for some ondare source material and the pleted within four months after the W ^ TU D EN T Main and Essex streets, and Main developers. conduct of in-field counts and sur project begins. Street and Millbum Avenue in the The mayor said some of the traf vey. The RFP also indicates town SUMMERS downtown as well as parking sup fic issues, including the synchro Other data to be collected ship officials may ask the traffic ply in the downtown at various nization of traffic signals and the include signal timing, 24-hour traf consultant to analyze the intersec Patti Roberts * Marge Heller times of day. The engineer is to progression of vehicles on the fic counts, AM/PM peak hour tion at Lackawanna Place and offer potential solutions for main streets, have been ongoing counts, on-street parking data, Glen Avenue to determine the traf improving traffic flow and enhanc for several years and need to be street signage, pedestrian volumes fic control requirements needed to ing safety at die intersections. resolved. Several accidents with and street geometry. improve safety. A Request for Proposals, or pedestrians have provided a fur “This work will cover each of Recommendations to improve RFP, was issued last month, mid ther spur, he said. the problematic intersections as line of sight and speed control the deadline for responses is Fri The scope of work outlined in well as the signal located on Essex would be requested as part of the day, March 16. the RFP was assembled several Street immediately to the east of analysis. Mayer Daniel Baer said this months ago and was reviewed by the intersection with Main Street,” Baer expressed the hope that week the cost of the traffic study the Township Committee, the the RFP further states. the traffic improvements could be could be picked up by a private Downtown Millbum Develop The RFP calls for the traffic completed by the end of summer.
N J T R A N S IT T ieP iaO fff l 8k goU and diamonds. Bridge due for repair work Saturday On Saturday, from. 6 a.m. to 6 experience minor delays and (rack- stations. Trains stopping at Mill- Gladstone-bound trains should p.m.,NJ Transit will perform main- bearding locations will change at bum and Short Hills stations will make their connections at Summit tenance on the Short Hills Avenue Millbum and Short Hills stations. use the outbound (to Summit/ Station as usual. bridge, just east of Short Hills Train All westbound weekend Morris Dover/Gladstone) track (track 1) ------Station. As a result, sendee & Essex line trains will be subject to board both inbound and out- For additional information, between Millbum and to a 5-15 minute delay between bound trains. Customers transfer- contact the customer service Dover/Gladstone stations will Millbum and Dover/Gladstone ring between Dover-bound and office at 800-772-2222.
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The Board of Education announced its provisional budget for the 2007-08 school year Monday night After waiting months for the state to finalize its decisions on property tax reform and spending caps to be imposed on schools and municipalities, it is obvious flat wished-for tax relief will not materialize. It appears that spending caps, not state aid, will rule the day. The anticipated tax levy that the schools foresee for the next year is $65 million, an increase of approximately $3 million over 2006-07. That seems reasonable considering the big-ticket items the district faces, such as a 15 percent rise in health insurance pre miums. The district is trying to offset the damage by budget ing a 3 percent buy-out of employees who have double health insurance coverage through a spouse’s insurance plan. The maneuver is expected to yield a $1 million savings for the dis trict The various categories detailed in the preliminary budget show only modest increases over last year for salaries, overall instruction expenditures, supplies and programs. In som e cas es, there’s even an adjustment downward. It looks as though the combination of having a 4 percent growth cap in the general fund tax levy and the sharp pencil the schools used to determine next year’s budget had a posi tive impact in terms of cost control. Some unanswered questions remain, however. Where are the cuts in this budget? W hile we appreciate that a sharp pencil has been applied to the school’s financial plan, we’d like the cuts-and there should be som e-to stand out. We feel the schools as well as this municipality have gener ally done well in their budget planning. Anyone who knows the history of the district’s finances knows that fluctuations Letters to the Editor have occurred due to past decisions as much as present or future ones. Says homeowners Millbum Township taxpayers will tinians to end their campaign of While Israel may not be per One Board of Education underestimates funding needs and have to pay for an unreasonable terror. fect, we must never forget that it before you know it, the next board is caught short This has should remove request on the part of a few. The Palestinian response to remains America’s most loyal ally Somehow, this does not even each and every Israeli overture and the sole outpost of democra happened when decisions have been made to sell off facilities plants that bait deer seem lawful to me. for peace has been an escalation cy in the Middle East (Le., The Washington School) one year and needing it the next It has been proven that net and of terror. We all know too well Israel, a small country eager to Budgets require a balancing act and a crystal ball We know Mtor, The Item: bolt is a worthless step that will that Palestinian terrorists have that In the current fiscal climate, which has its baas in sever Prior to netting and bolting not accomplish anything except indiscriminately murdered thou has earned the right to exist with deer on private properly, the excruciating suffering for the deer. sands of innocent Chilians, in secure boundaries and to al years now of econom ic uncertainty and rising property tax township should require the Ellen Steinberg was the only including international travelers, defend itself from those who seek es, savings, not expenditures, should be the norm. homeowners requesting this ser Millbum Township Committee Jews at prayer in synagogues, its outright destruction. W hile we can appreciate that a $3 million increase in the vice to remove all azaleas, rhodo Olympic athletes, nursery school school budget over last year may not be extraordinary in terms dendron, hostas, tulips and every' emphatically opposed this nause- children, diplomats and Christian M a rcR ip p other type of plant that attracts pilgims. 25 Wildwood Drrve of projected needs, we would like to know that every line item deer. ment has been examined twice over before it was approved. it is grossly unfair to township Mayor Dan Baer and three According to the Superintendent of Schools the proposed residents to pay for a service that Township Committee members budget meets all the requirements necessary to provide the lev allowed inhumanitv to overcome Letter policy ~ ' " morally reprehensible for those el of instruction, programming and class sizes a school district Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or 19 homeowners to bait the deer of our caliber deserves. they seek to remove at others' Betty Rand distributed in print, electronic, or other forms. The views ami Given the frenzy involved in drawing up the budget in the expense 295 Millbum Ave. opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor are not necessarily those aftermath of the delays caused by the state, we feel adminis The Township Committee of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and double trators have performed a remarkable feat should also appoint a task force spaced, and must be signed and include a daytime telephone number made up of “anti-bait and shoot” Defends Israel’s for verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous They admit they have not been able to provide their cus residents to monitor the 19 will not be published. tomary line item rendering of the budgetary groupings, how homeowners to make sure they ownership of land ever, due to the time constraints. We are looking to see such have removed the offending and right to survive Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send fetters to the details in future presentations. plants, prior to forcing the rest of editor by e-mail to [email protected], by fox to 973-921-6458 the township to absorb the finan We can’t help but note that after all the concern about hav or by mail to Editor, The Item, 343 Millbum Avenue. cial costs that benefit less than 1 Editor, The Bene ing to stick to a 4 percent cap , th e sch o o ls have m anaged to do percent of the taxpayers. A disturbing letter to the editor so, according to the superintendent himself, without diluting in the Feb. 15 issue of The Item Where to write or phone Judith L Rosenthal the district’s educational integrity. grotesquely mischaracterizes the Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to their 12 Marion Ave. United Nations-approved cre Did the cap work and force the school officials to take a ation of the state of Israel as “land representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, state General Assem closer look at the budget than they would have otherwfee? Can theft.” bly or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters or we expect surprises down the road because of this enforced Opposes township’s Such a flagrant misinterpreta frugality? Is this budget as lean as it can be? tion of history is utterly baseless, decision to conduct indefensible and without merit of ILS. SENATE Sen Thomas H. Kean Jr. We are hoping to learn more by the time the board holds apykind 203 Ehn Street its public hearing on the budget on March 26. net & bolt operation Sen. Frank Lautenberg An objective analysis of data Westfield, 07090 324 Hart Senate Office Building taken from census reports and Telephone: 908-232-3673 Erfitor, The Item: realty transfer records between Washington, D.C., 20510 Farr. 908-232-3345 I never cease to be amazed by 1800 and 1948 conclusively Telephone: 202-224-3224 Community Events the shameful judgement some erf establishes that the land settled by ToH free: 888- 398-1642 those in office choose to make. Jews in Palestine was lawfully and NJ. ASSEMBLY TODAY, MARCH 8 MONDAY, MARCH 19 I refer to the despicable net openly purchased in arms-length Assemblyman Dr. Eric Mums 1 to 3 pjn. New Eyes for the 7 pm. Zoning Board of Adjust and bolt procedure that the transactions from Arabs eager to One Gateway Center 57 Union Ptace Needy jeweliy and giftware show ment Town Hall sell their non-arable property. 23rd floor Summit, 07901 room open. New Eyes headquar approved for the sake of a few Newark, 07102 Telephone: 908-918-0414 ters, 549 Millbum Ave. TUESDAY, MARCH 20 Telephone: 973-639-8700 8 p.m. Township Committee Because of a small handful of Fax:908-918-027 MONDAY, MARCH 12 meeting. Town Hall. grumpy wildlife haters, the rest of simple commitment by the Pales- Fax:973-639-8723 7:30 pm . Millbum Free Public Library Board of Trustees meeting. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 Sen. Robert Menendez Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick Williamsburg Room, Millbum Free 203 Etat Street 7:30 p.m. Planning Board meet 502 Hart Senate Office Building Public Library. ing. Town Halt. Westfield, 07090 Bush budget proposal Washington, D.C., 20510 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Telephone: 908-232-3673 meeting. Deerfield School. THURSDAY, MARCH 22 Telephone: 202-224-4744 Fax:908-232-3345 10 am . to 4 pm. Red Cross One Gateway Center SATURDAY, MARCH 17 Blood Drive. Millbum High cuts greens 11th floor ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE 10 a.in. to 4 p.m. Red Cross School Newark, 07102 Blood Drive. Ryan Hall at S t Rose 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the By Michele S. Byers and transportation. But the pro Telephone: 973-645-3030 Joseph DiWncenzo Jr. of Lima Church, 52 Short HiBs Needy jewelry and giftware show Executive Director posal is especially harsh on New Fax 973-645-0502 Hall of Records Ave. room open. New Eyes headquar New Jersey Conservation Jersey’s environment 465 Dr. Martin Lather King Jr. ters, 549 Millbum Ave. Foundation Overall, federal funding for nat ural resources and the environ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Boulevard When the framers of our ment are rolled back to their low Newark, 07102 Rep. Donald Payne nation’s Constitution reached an est point since 2001. Here’s how Telephone 973-621-4400 50 Walnut Si, Room 1016 impasse over how to balance the New Jersey’s Senators Frank Laut- Fax: 973-621-6343 enberg and Bob Menendez esti Newark, 07102 The Great Compromise created mate some of the cuts would Telephone: 973-645-3213 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREE the U.S. House of Representatives impact New Jersey: Fax:973-645-5902 HOLDERS and U.S. Senate, Hie coming Land Conservation: I t e m months will tell how well this com- The main tool for federal land Freeholder Linda Lordi o f MiUbum and. Short Hills preservation is the Land and Water Rep. Rodney Freflnghuysen Cavanaugh federal legislators defend our Conservation Fund (LWCF). Over Schuyler Ptace, 2nd Floor Hall of Records KATHLEBiM. HIVISH, Vice President, Publisher A community newspaper or state’s interests in the FY2008 bud- the 40-year history of the fund, Morristown, 07960 EVELINE SPEEDiE Editor North Jersey Group Telephone: 973-984-07H 465 Martin Luther King Jr. Boule BRIAN WMTHtBERG, Advertising Manager The Bush Administration $330 million for projects like the vard STEPHEN BORG. President Fax:973-292-1569 recently proposed a budget that Great Swamp National Wildlife Newark, 07102 Published at 343 Millbum Avenue KERRY RUBIK, Director, Classified TefeCenter short changes New Jersey in many N J . SENATE Telephone: 973-621-4492 Millbum, NJ 07041 GUNN GARYIE, Vice President Production areas tfye education, public heath , ,SEE BUSH, PAGE A5 Editorial Office: (913)921-6451 CYKTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director Fax: 973-621-5695 www.TheltemOnline.com The item of Mtilburn and Short Hiiis Thursday, March 8, 2007 AS
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PHOTOS COURTESY CF THE M'LLBURN SHGRT HILLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY > Cranford * May 6*11 am-5pm 1 9 L a rg e , Outdoor Events, a ll d im New Jersey! 9 in the late 1800s or early 1900s F.C. Farley sent a letter to Mr. Clarkson in NY. This empty Farley envelope was found in a pile of similar envelopes from other U.S. cattle breeders. As can be seen here, the return address on the envelope is SHORT HILLS FARM HERO; JERSEY CATTLE; FC. Farley; Milburn, Essex Co, New Jersey: Seen here with the envelope is a scan from a 1906 map in the Historical Society's collection. It shows the "Short n Hills Farm" of F.C. Farley between Glen Avenue and Farley Road. The diagonal road on the far left is Old Short Hills Road and the Neel estate labeled “Burnside" is the site of the present Burnside Drive. The early Farley farm house, at the intersection of Farley and Glen, was recently demolished and replaced by a new private residence, in the 1900 U.S. Census, the 68-year-old Frederick C. Farley's occupation was "China Merchant," so he may have been a gentleman farmer at that point. www.StreetFairs.org • (908) 654-1400
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The People and its Impact” Leading Martine Donofrio, chairman of the talk will be Alfred MacRae, pres SYMPOSIUM the township’s deer task force com ident of the Summit Old Guard. : W&- Itty Bitty Baby A Me mittee, will discus “How can we The Millbum Old Guard meets Play & Discover With Me reduce the number of deer in MiB- Thursdays at 1030 aan. in the bum-Short Hills” on March 15. 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Ice cream shop holding song contest *TTrs effer is rc! ‘.aid with any eJer ctffct F^rCJS <7 €X&d«t ’ The only things missing will be a prize in addition to having his or A i m m c c u Y '"Based cn£B*d2G05 'Ter OuaiSed fiuyes Tvratot&cHspott.” host Ryan Seacrest and judges her song sung at the store. m • By Ellen Burke Rawls Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and For additional information, con CALL TODAY AND SAVE!!! •% Randy Jackson when the local tact store manager Jessica Richard Y > Cold Stone Creamery shop holds son or assistant store manager Jeff BLOOMFIELD COOLING & HEATING its inaugural Cold Stone Idol con Kyie at 973-564-6199 or send an e- ‘March Madness’ test Saturday, March 31 from 7 to mail to coldstonel347@dsjenter- m 973-237-0505 8 p.m. prises.com. www.BfoomfleldCooting.com playing at In order to participate, contes tants must write a song that Boardwalk Hall involves Cold Stone, its products, tlantic City hosts vet another major sporting event this week with ortippmg. A“Hoops Pandemonium,* the Atlantic 10 Conference Men's Basketball Championship, bringing some of the nation's best colle It can be set to any song (coun giate basketall players to the Boardwalk HalL Participating A-10 try, rap, pop, rock, etc.) Contest schools include Charlotte. Dayton. Duquesne, Fordbam, George entrants do not need to write the Washington, LaSalle and Temple. Opening round Doubleheader is entire song, just enough to get the Wednesday 12 noon to 6:30 pm . Thursday is quarterfinal double- point across. header 12 noon to 6:30 p.m. Semifinals are Friday beginning at 6:30 Songs must not be vulgar or p.m., and the final round is Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. Single ses inappropriate. sion tickets are 425 and S65. Cold Stone Creamery will be Convention Hall brings back The Celebration of the Suds, an annu accepting entries from contestants al beer festival offering tastings of more than 200 beers and gourmet until close of business on March foods. There'll be party-related vendors, games, prizes, live music, 21. entertainment and more. Sessions are Saturday noon to 4:30 p.m. and The song must be written on a 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; also Sunday 1 pan. to 5:30 p.m. Last call w ill be piece of paper along with the a halfhour before closing time each session. Restricted to visitors 21 entrant's name, age, phone num years or older tickets are 430 at the door. (Designated drivers are just $5.) ber, e-mail address and street Roger Daltry and Pete Townshend are returning for another show address and dropped off at the at The Borgata on March 9 following the success of their first stop Cold Stone shop located at the there, which sold out in days!? This show is part of The Who’s world intersection of Main and Essex tour continuing to rock into 2007.This is the first tour in 20 years for streets. Between six and 10 contes the music icons, and after a successful start to their four in Philadelphia, The Who has been receiving wide acclaim from fens and tants will be chosen to sing their critics across the globe: On Friday The Who returns to Borgata with original songs on the night of Applications their “Uncut. Uncensored, Unrepentant" Tour; reprising their sellout March 31. Hie entrants will be engagement on the first leg of their US tour last November. Featured contacted by phone the week for Residency are songs from their new album “Endless Wire" and their mini rock before. opera "Wire & Glass," along with a reprisal of their greatest hits. ■ The Cold Stone staff will act as Unlike most o f the casino shows, restricted to 75 to 90 minutes with judges and narrow the field of con an eye to getting attendees back to the gaming tables,The Who are testants to three finalists. keeping their Borgata shows to a full tw o hours, delivering the same Those three finalists’ songs will Assisted Living Residents Enjoy show performed throughout the rest of the tour. As with their be added to the local store’s song November concert, Friday’s show is a sellout, but it’s a good bet that • Choice of three apartm ent sizes M e m o ry support care services list The overall winner will receive seats w ill be found for Borgata’s hirollers. Showtime is Friday at 8 p.m. a monthly ice cream for a year as > Restaurant-style dining with provided in our Harmony Village. For what it’s worth, tickets have been priced at $9 7 , $ 247, and $297. Another hot ticket is Blue Man Group, stopping off at the Taj dietary considerations Peace of mind in a safe, secure and Mahal’s Mark Etess Arena Saturday night on their “How to be a • Personal care assistance gracious setting. Megastar Tour 2.0." Following a highly successful first leg last M , the Cafe showing art tour’s second leg continues to bring the Blue Man Group experience • Health care services CareOne offers a continuum o f care. I Millburn artist and native Bar to arenas across the nation through the spring. Embracing all the rit uals and raw excitement of that most primal of group experiences, bara Dalton will be showing her • Nursing care and supervision 'recent oil paintings at Cafe Monet, the arena rock concert this full production tour features state-of-the- 309 Millbum Ave., through March. • On-site physician services CareOne at Livingston art concert technology: The name of the tour explains its very prem ise: after a tongue-in-cheek instruction on becoming a rock star, Blue • The exhibit, “Fruits of Fall,” Assisted Living • Medication management Man Group is joined by an eight-piece band and delivers the actual includes works in oil and acrylic high-energy rock concert. Showtime at the Taj Arena is Saturday at 8 .with gold leaf and mosaic accents. • 24-hour emergency response system -r x - p.m. Tickets are S55-50 and $87.50. 1 Dalton has shown her paintings •W eeldy housekeeping, laundry A CareOne Senior Care Community Grammy-winning reggae group Steel Pulse will perform a throb Rationally and internationally. bing concert at Trump Marina’s Grand Cayman room on Saturday. 76 Passaic Avenue < Currently she works out of her Deemed one of the best reggae bands touring today, the UK group Studio in Morristown, doing pri- Call Kathy Goldberg to schedule a private Livingston, NJ 07039 started out performing on rhe British punk scene with groups like 'vate commissions of murals, oils Generation X as part of the Rock Against Racism movement. paintings, mosaics and trompe 973-758-4100 Along with Hinds, Steel Pulse currently tours with a nine-piece Toeil painting. ensemble that includes long standing band members. 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The Chatham Community Play sins” for 4th Will Theatre and "The ers is presenting “Come Bade to Full Monty” at The Studio Ffayers the 5 & Dime jimmy Dean Jimmy in Montclair. Dean” though Saturday, March 17. The cast consists of Kate Scb- The play takes the audience to a lessinger of Summit as Juanita, Kressmont 5 & Dime in McCarthy, Karen Pierson of Weehawken as Texas, where a reunion is planned Mona, Jen Hanselman of New for the members of a local 1950s Brunswick as Sissy, Carla Kendall James Dean fan club. An odd of Wayne as Joanne, Barbi assortment of women arrive McGuire of Maplewood as Stella, revealing hidden secrets, as the Liz Boyce of Cedar Grove as Edna, play flashes back, showing the Susan Murray of Morristown as women as young James Dean fans, Young Mona, Alex Dorer of Sum and then jumps forward to present mit as Young Sissy and Tom Waltz day to reveal the ravages of time of New York City as Joe. and lost innocence. Performance d ate are tomor Bob Cline of New York directs row, Saturday, Friday, March 16 the play. Cline said he is elated to and Saturday, Match 17 at 8 p.m.( be back at The Chatham Piters as well as this Sunday and Satur after directing “Pippin” here last day, March 17 at 3 p,m. season. All performances are at toe “This mix of complex characters Chatham Playhouse, 23 North will be brought to life by some of Passaic Ave., Chatham. the most talented, multi-layered, Tickets are $20 for adults and and dedicated women I have ever $15 for youths and seniors. come across in New Jersey. I actu ally walk a little quicker to the the To access the theater's online atre these days filled with anticipa ticketing service, go to tion of what the night will bring,” •mvw.chathamplayers.org/tickets, PHOTO COURTESY O f THE COMMUNITY THEATRE said Cline of his cast available 24 hours a day. Cline’s past Chatham directing Tickets can be purchased on The Grammy-nominated family bluegrass band Cherryholmes performs on Thursday, March 22, at 8 p.m. at The Community credits also include “Into the line up until three hours prior Theatre in Morristown. For tickets, which range in price from $32 to $ 3 7 , call the box office at 973-539-8008 or visit online at Woods” and ‘To Kill a Mocking to curtain on the day of a www.communitytheatrenj.org. bird.” He recently directed “Assas performance
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C L E A fM E W 'S M ILIB U R N Amazing Grace (PG) Today 7:40 7:45,10 Sat 1230.245,5:15,7:45.10 Sun: 2,4:50.7:30 WedS Thurs: 450.7:30 large-scale works in gallery 1230,245,5:15,7:45 Mon-Thurs: 515,7:45 The Host (R) Mon: 520.750 Tues: 245 520, CINEMA Wild Hogs (PG-13) Today 735 Fri. 735.9:40 Sat 1 3.5,7:35.9:40 Sun: 1.3.5.7:35 Mon- 300 (R) Frfc 4:15,7:15,950 Sat 1:15,415.715. 750 WedS Thurs: 520.750 Township resident Nancy master’s degree from Montclair The Queen (PG-13) Today: 5:10,7:15 Fri 4:15, Thurs: 7:50 9.50 Suit 1:15,4:15.7:15 Mon-Thurs: 4:45,7:15 Bergman Pantirer will present a State College. She continued her 7:15,9:45 Sat 1:15,4:15.7:15 9:45 Sun 1:15. 300 (R) fri: 5:5 7:45,10:15 Sat 1215,245, 4:15,7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5:KU15 Zodiac (R) Today 720 Fri: 6:45,935 Sat The last King of Scotland (R) Frt 4,6:45,9 5 :5 7:45,10:6 Suit 1235,145.515.7:45 Mon: education at Tufts University £45.140,6:45.9:35 Suit 12:45,3:40.6:45 Sat 12:45.3:45,6:45.9 Sun: 1245 3:45.6:45 530,8 Tues: 15:30,8 Wed S Thurs: 5:30,8 “Color Fields,” at artspace 129 in Museum School in Boston ana Breach (PG-T3) Today: 5.15,7:30 Fri: 430.7:30 Mon-Thurs: 725 Mon-Thurs: 430.6:45 Pratt University in New York. 950 Sat 1:30,450,7:30,9:50 Suit 130.430, Montclair banning Saturday Feb. CLEARVIEW 'S MADISON 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:15,730 Little Children (R) Fri: 7:10,9:50 Sat 125. 10, and continuing through Friday, Her paintings and sculptures 4:10,7:10.9:50 Sun: 125,4:10,7:10 Mon-Thurs: The Bridge to TerabShia (PG) Today. 5,7 Fri: CINEMA 4 March 30. have been exhibited throughout 7:40 5,7,930 Sat 1,3,5,7,920 Sun: 1,15.7 CLEARVIEW 'S SOUTH ORANGE The Queer (PG-13) Today 430 An artist’s reception will be held the country and can be found in Mon-Thurs: 5,7 Miss Potter (PG) Fri: 7:30,930 Sat 130.4, PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Musk and Lyrics (PG-13) Today 4:45,7 Frfc 4. Feb. 10 from 6 to 8 p.im at the many corporate and private col- 730,9:30 Suit 1:30,4,7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 Reno 9R: Warn (R) Today: 5:30,7:30 Notes on a Scandal (R) Today: 515,715 Frt 7,910 Sat 1:45,4,7,90 Sun: 1:45,4,7 Mon gallery, located in the McDonough itors: 4:45.7 Pal’s Labyrinth (R) Fri 145,6:45.930 Sat 515.735.915 Sat T15 I S . 5:S. ?:B. 915 building, 129 Valley Road, Mont Her studio is located in THbeca £45.3:45,6:45.930 Sun: 12:45,145,6:45 Suit 115,315.5:5.7:6 Bridge to Terabithia (PG) Today 515,730 clair. in New York City. Mon-Thurs: 5,7:30 CLEARVIEW'S BEACON HILL 5 Bridge to Terabithia (PG) Today 430,6:45 Fri: 5:5 730.940 Sat 1,10.5:5730.9.40 Pantirer, whose works have Pantirer resides in the township (SUMMIT) Fri: 430,6:45,9 Sat noon, 2.15,430.6:45.9 Sure 1 10,5.15,730 Mon-Thurs: 5:15,730 been featured in collections such as with her husband and their three Norixt (PG-13) Today 4:45,7 Sun: noon. 2 5 4:30,6:45 Mom 430.6:45 The Painted Veil (PG-13) Today 6:45 Frt 4:6, the National Arts Club in New children. MAPLEWOOD THEATER Music aid Lyrics (PG-13) Today: 430.6:45 Tues: 2 5 4:30.6:45 Wed S Thurs: 430,6:45 6:45.920 Sat 115.4:15.6:45.920 Suit 1 5 York Qty, will display some of her 4:15,6:45 Mon-Thurs: 6:45 The Departed (R) Today: 725 Fri: 7,9:45 Sat: Frfc 430,7,920 Sat noon, 2:15.430,7,920 Breach (PG-13) Today 415,7 Frt 4,7,930 larger pieces that explore abstrac For more information about IDS, 4:05,7.9:45 Sun: ID5.4:05,7 Mon- Sun: noon, 215,430,7 Mon-Thurs: 430,7 Sat 1,4.7,930 Sun: 1 4,7, More 4 :5 7 Tues: Ghost Ride (PG-13) Today 5,7:5 tionism and the use of color. th e gallery or to m ake a n Thurs: 7:30 Ghost Rider (PG-I3J Today 5,7:30 Fri: 5.730, 2 415.7 Wed& Thurs: 4:15,7 Pantirer received a bachelor’s appointment, call 973-964- Musk and Lyrics (PG-13) Today: 730 Fri: 725, 10 Sat noon, 2:30.5,730.10 Suit noun, 2:30, Tyler Perry’s Daddy's Little Girls (PG-13) degree in fine arts from the Hart 5310 or visit wmo.artspacel29^ 925, Sat t4 5 ,4:15.725.925 Sun: 1:45,4:15, 5,7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5.7:30 Today 5.7:30 Fri: 5.720.945 S at1 2 5 230, ftOTfs Movie times are subject to unexpect ford University School of Art and a .com . 725 Mon-Thurs: 735 The Number 23 (R) Today: 4:30,7 5.720,945 Sum 125.230,5,720 ed changes. Ghost ISder (PG-13) Today 7:45 Wild Hogs (PG-13) Today: 4:45,7:15 Frt 515, The Number 23 (R) Today: 5:30.7:45 Cali on day of show to confirm times. The lives of Others (R) Mon: 430,7:30 Tues: Symphony playing March 18
Loews theaters hosting weekly movie symposium The Summit Symphony Orches lecture beginning at 2:15 p m tra will present its next concert of Under toe direction of conduc Filmmakers Symposium, a Monmouth Mail. -“The program sible.” Famke Janssen, Delroy Lindo, the 2006-2007 season on Sunday, tor James Sadewhite, the Summit series of advance screenings and will always be flexible in order to Oscar winners and nominees Derek Luke, David Morse, Viggo March 18, at 3 p.m. at Summit Symphony Orchestra will perform discussions of movies, is taking take advantage of opportunities as Danny Aiello, Alan Aridn, James Mortensen, Connie Nielsen and High School. “The Adagio for Strings” by place on Monday evenings at they arise” said symposium direc Cromwell, Frank Darabont, Ethan Kevin Smith as guest speakers The concert will include music Samuel Barber, “Variations on a AMC Loews, Mountainside.. tor Chuck Rose. “Wonderful sur- Hawke, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, John who have come to share their by Brahms, Dvorak and Barber. Theme by Haydn” by Johannes The series runs for 12 weeks in Sayles, Marc Shaiman, Howard insights with symposium partici The featured soloist for toe concert Brahms and toe “Concert for Cel two New Jersey locations, Loews pop up out of nowhere, so I try to Shore and David Strathaim have pants. will be cellist Michelle Kwak. lo” by Antonin Dvorak Mountainside and AMC Loews keep the schedule as fluid as pos joined Dylan Baker, A1 Franken, For details, call 800-531-9416. There will also be a pre-concert . Admission is free.
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The Milihurn-Short Hills only about an hour of your time,” Cross chapter. “However, resi required but they can speed the Chapter of the American Red she added. Each blood donation dents who can’t make it to St. process. Cross is co-sponsoring a commu is divided into three compo- Rose on March 17 can donate at Blood donors must be in good Whe#t Ybv Imijino Thtlr fvfvrt. nity biood drive Saturday, March nents-red blood cells, platelets the blood drive at Miilbum High general health and weigh at least 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with St. and .plasma-and can save as School on Thursday, March 22, 110 pounds. They must know i fr&svfifvi Swiloj Rose of Lima Church in Ryan many as three lives. The compo from 10 am. to 4 pun. Designated their Social Security number and HaH at the church, 52 Short Hills nents go to people with special spaces inside the parking lot will bring signed or picture identifica m il I b urn Ave. needs-children with leukemia, be reserved for donors,” MacKin tion showing that they are at least With an aging population and heart disease patients, organ non said. 17 years old. Those whose last crthodontics ’ advances in medical treatments transplant recipients, cancer Donors wishing to make an donation was at Glenwood Made I. Caplan, DOS MS and procedures requiring blood patients and bum and accident appointment for either drive may School on Jan. 13 will he eligible ! i6 Miffibum Avenue, transfusions, blood is urgently victims. do so by calling the local Red to donate, since more than eight M & jm , N] 0JQ41 needed in local hospitals, said “The drive at S t Rose will be Cross Chapter at 973-3794198 or weeks will have elapsed between Red Cross officials. the only local Red Cross drive to the Penn-Jersey region of the Red donations. (073) 376-6611 “Giving blood is completely be held on a Saturday in March Cross at 800-448-3543 or by log- Travel restrictions apply. For safe and doesn’t hurt,” said Marie this year according to Malcolm p ig on to the chapter’s Web site more information, call the Red Paceile who is chairman of the MacKinnon, co-chairman for at miUburn-shorthiils.redcross Cross at one of the numbers list Wood drive for St Rose. “It takes blood services of the local Red .org. Appointments are not ed above.
Runnells plans to sell Glen A Bags March 29 as fund-raiser Otte at Acvittydfott The Volunteer Guild of Run nells Specialized Hospital of AteidteeL A iv itty Union County presents the hand bags and accessories of Glens Bags on Thursday, March 29. The sale will be in the facility's multi-purpose room at- 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, Non-Surgical Low Back from 8 am. to 5 pan. Credit cards as well as cash will be accepted. “There is never a fee for the :§:• Life Line Screening public to attend our sales," said & Neck Pain Relief Union County Freeholder W I S P ^ Chester Homes, liaison to Run Effective in Treating nells Specialized Hospital. “A R adiology, LLC ’ % M Low Back and Neck percentage of each purchase Pain. Associated W ith; made at these sales is credited to t the Volunteer Guild. » Herniated Discs They use all funds raised to enrich the lives of residents and * Bulging Discs patients by obtaining items that 4 Tests in Less Than 1 Hour may include televisions, DVD Stroke is America’s third leading killer, it is also the #1 cause for • Degenerative Disc Disease players/VCRs and prizes for their bingo games as well as paying for nursing home addmissions. Unfortunately, half of ali stroke victims Learn More At: a variety of entertainment have no warning signs before a stroke occurs. www.aprcnj.com throughout the year. The efforts of the Guild, which make vendor sales possible, also sponsor a holiday party/gift dis We’ll be In your Neighborhood! tribution and a summer ice cream social in cooperation with the Berkeley Heights Lions Club” Where: GareOne at Livingston Assisted Living The Volunteer Guild and the 76 Passaic Street, Livingston DRX9000C™ Office of Volunteer Services of Runnells Specialized Hospital are When: Wednesday, March 21,2007 always interested in recruiting Call Today & Schedule Your Consultation! volunteers. Pre-registration is required: Caii 1-800-636-0418 Flexible hours and a variety of D r. Jason T. Levy (973) 467-9011 opportunities exist with resident These tests quickly detect arterial abnormalities which can cause contact as well as performing oth 532 Old Short Hills Road • Short Hills • MJ • 07078 er tasks. disrupted blood flow. Our screenings are fast, accurate, and available at an affordable rate. Anyone who would like further information should call We provide these non-invasive, completely painless screenings using the Office of Volunteer Services at 908-771-5847.
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STATE GIRLS SWIMMING INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS Fleming medals The Millbum High School department of athletics has issued m schedules for the school’s spring sports teams. Gina San- All team schedules have been of The Item tia n n a . announced with the exception of “Because toe the girls golf team. The six members of Millbum prelims set All schedules are subject to High School's girls swim team whether you change. For daily schedule who traveled to Gloucester are in a con updates, call 973-564-7130, exten County Institute of Technology in solation or a sion 229. Sewell this past weekend put on final heat, The 2007 Millbum High School quite a show at the New Jersey the best they spring sports schedule: State Interscholastic Athletic could Association Meet of Champions. Flem ing achieve was Sailor Genevieve Fleming toe ninth, VARSITY BASEBALL posted the Miller contingent’s top ninth and 10th place finishes.” A p ril achievement with a medal-win The Millers finished 11th and W -4 B u tle r H -4 :0 0 ning performance in the 200-yard 17th respectively in toe 400-yard Th-S West Side H-4:00 freestyle in Sunday’s finals. Flem and 200-yard freestyle relays. S-7 Madison# H-2:00 ing swam a 155.80 to place sixth Sophomores Rachel Lieber- M -9 West Milford A-4.-00 T-TO D e P a u l H -4 :0 0 in the event beig and Angela Hou, van Nispen F-13 O ran g e A -4 :0 0 Fleming and teammate AJ. van and Fleming took 11th place in S-14 Phil Krug Tourn. H-TBA Nispen recorded top-10 finishes the 400 freestyle relay in 3:45.24. W 48 Wayne Valley H-4:00 in each of die two events m which The same quartet came in 17th F-20 West Orange A-4:00 they competed. in toe 200 freestyle relay in 1:43 S-21 Newark Acad. H-1L00 Fleming turned in a ninth- .06. M-23 Passaic Valley A-4:00 place showing in the 500-yard “This was an exciting accom W-25 Passaic Tech H-4:00 freestyle in 5:08.15. plishment for the girls to end the F-27 West Side .4-4:00 M -30 West Miiford H-4:00 A freshman, van Nispen fin season on,” Santianna said. JIM c o n n e l l y / t h e it e m M ay ished ninth in the 100-yard “Despite nerves, injuries and ill T-1 Seton Hall Prep A-4:00 Miliburn High School boys lacrosse players engage in an agility drill during Friday afternoon's freestyle in 54.44 and 10th in the ness that might have impeded Th-3 V e ro n a A -4 .0 0 season-opening practice. See Page B2 for related photos from the opening day of practice for 50-yard freestyle in 25.11. better results on Saturday, toe F-4 O ran g e H -4XJ0 “The way the meet is struc girls truly performed like toe S -5 Oratory Prep A-2:30 s campaign. tured both Genevieve and A.J. champions they are on Sunday. M-7 M a d iso n H-4KJO finished with times that would This meet capped off a season of T-8 Livingston A-7:00 F-4 O range A -4:0O F-20 M o n tv ille A -4 to 0 S-7 D e lb a rto n H -Ti:00 M-7 Mt. St. Dominic A -4 :0 0 M-23 C a ld w e ll A -4 .0 0 T-10 Livingston A -4 .0 0 have placed them in toe top accolades and achievements that F -il West Orange H-4:00 M-14 Passaic Valley H-4:00 W -9 Wayne Valley H -4 U O W-25 D e P au l H -4 :0 0 W -tl O ranqe A -4 :0 0 eight,” said Miller head coach are well deserved.” W-16 Passaic Tech A-4:00 F -ll West Orange .4-4:00 F-27 M o n tv ille H -4 :0 0 F-13 West Orange A -4 :0 0 T-22 Belleville A -4 :0 0 S-12 C ra n fo rd A -10:00 M-30 St. Elizabeth A-4.-00 M-16 Wayne Valley H -4 :0 0 ft Phil Krug Tournament M-14 Passaic Valley A -4 :0 0 May W-18 Passaic Tech A -4 :0 0 STATE FENCING T-15 N. 13th St. Tech A-4:15 W-2 Wayne Valley H - 4 S 0 F-20 Passaic Valley H -4 :0 0 W -!6 Passaic Tech H -4 :0 0 S-5 Gov. Livingston H -2 :0 0 S-21 Bennett invitattt A-TSA JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL M-21 C a ld w e ll H -4 :0 0 M-7 M a d iso n A -4 X J0 Su-22 Bennett Invitat# A-TBA April W-9 Villa Wafsh A -4 :0 0 M-23 W est S id e H -4 :0 0 W-4 B u tle r H -4 :0 0 MHS boys, girls teams M-14 V ero n a A -4 :0 0 T-24 County Toum.$ A-TBA S-7 M a d iso n H -2 :0 0 FRESHMAN SOFTBALL T-15 C h ath am H -4 :0 0 W -25 M ad iso n H -4:0G M -9 West Miiford A-4:00 April F-18 Su m m it A -4 .0 0 F-27 O ran qe H-4-.00 T-10 D e P a u l H -4XK) W -4 B u tle r H -4 .0 0 S-28 County Toum.$ A-TBA fall in semifinal round S-14 Summit/Gov. Liv. H-TBA S-7 Belleville H-!1:00 S u -2 9 County Tourn.$ A-TBA W-18 Wayne Valley H-4:00 M -9 West Milford A -ftO O M -30 West Orange H -4 :0 0 F-20 West Orange A-4;00 W-11 Gov. Livingston A -4 :0 0 junior varsity girls May first round,” said Miller head S-21 Newark Acad. H-11:00 F-13 M o n tv ille A -4:0O LACROSSE W-2 Wayne Valley A-4:00 of The Item coach Robert Baum, whose M-23 Passaic Valley A-4:00 M-16 Mt. S t Dominic A-4 :0 0 A p ril T-2 Montclair H-4-.00 squad takes on top seeded W-25 Passaic Tech H-4:00 W-18 Wayne Valley H -4 :0 0 W-4 C a ld w e ll H -5 3 0 W-2 Wayne Valley A-4:00 Millbum High School’s boys Ramapo in tonight’s consolation M -30 West Milford H-4:00 Th-19 C o lu m b ia H-4.-00 M -9 D e P au l A-5.-30 F-4 Passaic Tech H-4:00 M ay F-2C West Orange A -4 -0 0 W-11 S t Elizabeth H -4 :0 0 and girls fencing teams knew they final. S -5 Newark Aca. Tm. A-TBA T-l Seton Half Prep A -4 :0 0 M -23 Passaic Valley A -4 :0 0 F-13 Wayne Valley A -5 3 0 would be competing tonight at “We lost a number of dose S u -6 Newark Aca. Tra A-TBA Th-3 V eron a H -4 :0 0 W -25 Passaic Tech H 4 :0 0 M-16 M ad iso n H -5 3 0 Morris Hills High School in bouts and found ourselves down M-7 Passaic Valley A-4:Q0 S-5 Oratory Prep H-2:30 F-27 M o n tv ille H -4 .0 0 W-18 Villa Walsh H -5 :3 0 Rockaway in the championship 6-3 at the end of the first round.” W -9 West Side A-4:00 M-7 M a d iso n H-4.-00 S-28 R id g e H-11:00 F-20 M o n tv ifle A -5 3 0 ft at Detbarton School. doubleheader of their respective Baum said. T-8 Livingston .4-4:00 M -30 West Milford H -4 :0 0 M-23 C a ld w e ll A-5-.30 $: at Branch Brook Park, Newark. New Jersey State Interscholastic Millbum (11-4) fell behind 5- W-9 Wayne Valley A -4 :0 0 May W-25 D e P a u l H -5 3 0 Athletic Association tourna 10 before rallying to pull within F-11 West Orange H -4:O 0 T-1 U n io n A -4 :0 0 F-27 M o n tv ille H -5 :3 0 ments. 13-11. M-14 Passaic Valley H -4 .0 0 Th-3 M ad iso n H -4 :0 0 M -30 St. Elizabeth A -5 3 0 Both squads were hoping to be “We had some good perfor W-16 Passaic Tech A -4 :0 0 F-4 B u tle r A -4 :0 0 M ay JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS TENNIS in action at 750 this evening, mances, with Spencer Reckford, T-22 B e lle v ille A -4 .0 0 M-7 M t. SS. D o m in ic H -4 :0 0 W-2 Wayne Valley H -5 3 0 April meaning they had qualified to vie Mike Mills, Alex Mills and Bren W -9 Wayne Valley A -4 :0 0 S-S Gov. Livingston H -3:30 T h-5 West Milford A-4.-00 F-11 West Orange H -4 :0 0 M-7 M a d iso n A -5 :3 0 S-7" Delbarton A-ttOO for state titter dan Duane ail going 2-1, but it FRESHMAN BASEBALL S-12 C ra n fo rd A-TBA W-9 Villa Walsh A -5 :3 0 FIO Livingston H-4:00 April Instead, both teams find them wasn’t enough as our C-strip in all M-14 Passaic Valley H -4 :0 0 T-15 C h ath am H--5:30 Th-12 V eron a H-4.-00 Th-5 Verona H -ftO O selves in action in the third-place three weapons went 0-9 collec T-15 Gov. Livingston H -4 :0 0 F-18 S u m m it A -5 :3 0 F-13 West Orange H-4:00 M-9 West Milford H-4:00 consolation bouts at 5 o’clock tively’ Baum said. W-16 Passaic Tech H -4 :0 0 M-16 Wayne Valley A-4:0Q T-IO Columbia A -4 :0 0 after suffering semifinal-round The fifth-seeded Miller girls W-18 Passaic Tech H-4:00 W-18 Wayne Valley A-4:00 FRESHMAN GIRLS LACROSSE F-20 Passaic Valley A-4:00 setbacks last week. team fell to top-seeded and four F-20 West Orange H -4 :0 0 VARSITY BOYS LACROSSE April T-24 V eron a ATBA The second-seeded Miller boys time defending state champion M-23 Passaic Valley H 4 .-0 0 April F-13 R id g e H-4X30 W -25 West Milford H-4:00 team came out on the short end Columbia 19-8 in the semifinals T-25 Passaic Tech A -4 :0 0 T h-5 Wayne Valley H -4 X J0 T-17 C ra n fo rd A -4 .0 0 M -3 0 West Orange A-4:00 of a 15-12 score to third-seeded of the girls tournament on Feb. 27. F-27 Gov. Livingston H -4 :0 0 S-7 West Orange H 1 0 :0 0 M-23 K e n t P la c e H -4 :0 0 May M-30 West Milford A -4 :0 0 T-IO Gov. Livingston A -4 :0 0 May Voorhees in the semifinals on Millbum (104) is set to meet W-2 Wayne Valley H -4 O 0 May F-13 Paramus Catholic H -4 :0 0 T-t C ra n fo rd H -4 :0 0 Feb. 28. Mth-seeded Governor Livingston F-4 Passaic Tech A -4 to 0 T-l S e to n Hall Prep H-4.-00 S-14 St. Peter’s Prep H -10:00 F-4 R id g e A -4 :0 0 “The problem started in the in the third-place final tonight M-7 Passaic Valley H -4 :0 0 F-4 Gov. Livingston A -4 :0 0 T-17 C lifto n A -4 :0 0 T-8 K e n t P la c e A -4 :0 0 F-5 C a ld w e ll H -4 :0 0 M-7 Madison A -4 :0 0 F-20 B o o n to n A -4 :0 0 T-15 C h ath am A -4 :0 0 Th-11 MKA H -4 :0 0 T-8 V eron a A -4 :0 0 T-24 MKA A -4 :0 0 F-18 S u m m it H -4 .0 0 INDOOR TRACK W-9 Wayne Valley A-4:0O Th-26 C a ld w e ll ATBA Th-10 Livingston H-4:00 May VARSITY BOYS TRACK F-11 West Orange A-4:00 W-2 S p a rta A -4 :0 0 VARSITY/JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS April Murphy claims sixth place M-14 Passaic Valley A-4:00 F-4 N utle y H-7-.00 VOLLEYBALL Th-5 W est S id e W-16 Passaic Tech H-4:00 M-7 New Providence A -4 :0 0 April .Passaic ValleyS A-4XK3 F-18 Passaic Vail. Trn. A-TBA W -9 Blair Academy A-4-.15 W -4 Pope John XXIII# A -4 :3 0 M -9 Wayne Valley A -4 :0 0 in Eastern States 2-mile run T-22 Belleville H -4 :0 0 S-12 M o n tv ille H-ICLOO W -4 Su m m it! A -4 :0 0 O ran ge M-14 Morris Knolls H -7:00 Th-12 M -9 Watchung Hills A -4 :3 0 B y J im C on n elly arated them W-16 St. Joseph H -4d30 .West Orange H -4 T J0 W -tl N. 13th St. Tech H -4 3 0 VARSITY SOFTBALL S-14 o f T h e Item selves from S-19 Newark Acad. A -tl:0 0 Dodger Relays# A -8 3 0 S-14 Bloom field Invit. A -9 :0 0 A p ril the rest of Th-19 West Milford H -4KK ) M-16 West Essex H -4 .0 0 W-4 B u tle r A -4 :0 0 Pete Murphy, a Millbum High the field. S-28 Miliburn Relays H -9*JO F-20 Passaic Tech A-4.-00 T h-5 N. 13th St. Tech H -4 :0 0 M -30 Passaic Tech H-4.-00 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS M-23 Sol. Schechter A -4 :3 0 School junior, closed out his “He ran a S-7 Belleville A -4 :0 0 May LACROSSE May indoor season in grand style Feb. good, smart M -9 'W est M ilfo rd H -4 :0 0 F-4 Essex Relays! A-TBA T-T Pope John XXItl# H -4 3 0 27. race and fin F-13 O ran ge H -4 :0 0 April F -ll N H C m eet+ A -4 :0 0 T-1 Su m m it! H -6 :0 0 M-16 Mt. St. Dominic H -4 :0 0 T h-5 Wayne Valley H -5 3 0 S-13 N H C m eet+ A-10.-00 Murphy ran a 9:3423 to earn a ished strong. Th-3 N. 13th S t Tech A -4 :3 0 W-18 Wayne Valley A -4 .0 0 S-T West Orange F-19 medal with a sixth-place showing “It was a Essex meet++ A-TBA M-7 Watchung Hills H -4:30 Th-19 C o lu m b ia A -4 :0 0 T-10 Gov. Livingston A -5 3 0 5-20 in the 2-mile ran in the Eastern good way to Essex meet-H- A-TBA Th-10 Sol. Schechter H 4 3 0 F-20 West Orange H -4 :0 0 F-13 Paramos Cath. H -5 3 0 States Regional Championships M urphy send the sea F-26 State sectional** A-TBA M-14 West Essex A -4 :3 0 S-21 Miliburn Tourn. H -10:00 S-14 St. Peter's Prep H-11:30 S-27 State sectional** A-TBA W-16 Passaic Tech H -4 3 0 at the Armory in New York City. son.” M-23 Passaic Valley H-TBA T-17 C lifto n A -5 :3 0 $: at Passaic Valley, M-15 West Essex H -4:30 “The top four in the race sepa Murphy’s time earned him a T-24 Morristown ATBA F-20 B oo n ton A -5 :3 0 ft at Madison. W-T7 Plainfield A 4 :3 0 rated themselves early,” Miller spot in this weekend’s National W-25 Passaic Tech A -4 :0 0 T-24 M K A A -5 :3 0 !: at Livingston. ft Varsity only. beys winter track team head Scholastic Indoor Champi F-27 W est S id e H -4 :0 0 Th-26 C a ld w e ll A-TBA +: at Wayne Valley. !: Junior varsity only M -30 West Milford A -4 :0 0 coach Jeff Kaye said. “Peter and onships at the same venue. ++: at Montclair. Junior varsity matches follow most another runner ware leading the “We decided it was best to get May May **: at South Plainfield. W-2 S p a rta A -5 3 0 varsity matches. main pack in sixth and seventh in some rest and start building up T-t U n io n H -4 :0 0 F-4 O ran ge A -4 :0 0 F-4 N u tle y H-5.-00 until early in the second mile for toe spring season,” said Kaye V A R S IT Y G IR LS T R A C K M-7 M t S t Dominic A -4 :0 0 M-7 New Providence A -5 :3 0 A p ril when they caught and passed toe about the decision to pull Murphy W -9 Wayne Valley H -4 :0 0 W -9 Blair Academy A -5 3 0 VARSITY BOYS GOLF T h-5 W est S id e fifth-place runner, and then sep from the meet. F-11 West Orange A -4 :0 0 S-12 M o n tv ille H-1130 A p ril .Passaic ValleyS A -4 :0 0 M-14 Passaic Valley A -4 :0 0 M-14 Morris Knolls H -5 3 0 W -4 R id g e H-3:30 M -9 Wayne Valley A -4 :0 0 T-15 N. 13th S t Tech A -4 to 0 W-16 St. Jo s e p h H -5 :3 0 T h-5 P arsip p an y A -3 3 0 Th-12 O ran ge W-16 Passaic Tech H -4 :0 0 S-19 Newark Acad. A-12:30 M -9 West Orange A -3 3 0 .West Orange H -4 :0 0 M-21 C a ld w e ll H-4.-00 W -tl M o n tyilte A -3 3 0 A TOUGH NIGHT S-14 Dodger Relays# A - 8 3 0 F-19 Scotch Plains H -4 :0 0 FRESHMAN BOYS LACROSSE F-13 West Orange H -3 3 0 Th-19 West Milford H -4 :0 0 M-22 P la in fie ld H -4:0O April T-17 D e lb arton H -3 3 0 S-28 Miliburn Relays H -9 :0 0 T-10 R an d o lp h H -4 :0 0 W-18 C ald w ell H -3 3 0 M -30 Passaic Tech H -4 to 0 F-13 Th-19 M ad ison A -3 3 0 R id g e A-4-.00 M ay S 4 4 M -30 P eq ua nn ock A 3 3 0 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Bergen Tech H -10.00 F-4 Essex Relays! A-TBA T-17 H -4 :0 0 M ay A p ril C lifto n F-TI N H C m eet+ A-4JD 0 M -23 T-1 N u tle y A-3:30 W-4 Butler A -4 :0 0 West Morris H -4 :0 0 S-13 N H C m eet+ A-1CLOO L iv in g s to n W-2 M o n tville H -3 3 0 Th-5 N. 13th St. Tech H-4:00 W -25 H -4.D 0 F-19 Essex meet-H- A-TBA Th-3 P arsip p an y H -3 3 0 S-7 Belleville A IL -0 0 May S-20 Essex meet++ A-TBA T-8 D e lb arton A-3:30 M-9 West Milford H-4:00 Th-3 Livingston A -4 :0 0 F-26 State sectional** A-TBA W -9 M ad ison H -3 3 0 Th-12 Verona H -4 :0 0 W -9 Bergen Tech A -4 3 0 S-27 State sectional** A-TBA F-11 P equann ock H -3 3 0 M-16 Mt St. Dominic H-4.00 S-12 M o n tv ille A-1L00 S: at Passaic Valley. T-22 Passaic Tech H -3 3 0 W-18 Wayne Valley A-4:00 M-14 R id g e H -4 :0 0 # at Madison. T-24 R idge A -3 3 0 Th-19 Columbia A -4 :0 0 !: a t L iv in g sto n . F-20 West Orange H-4:00 VARSITY GIRLS LACROSSE +: at Wayne Valley. M-23 Passaic Valley H-TBA April ++: at Montclair. JO SE ORTIZ/FOR THE ITEM T-24 M o rristo w n A -4 .0 0 W -4 C a ld w e ll H -4S30 **: at South Plainfield. A ll home matches, with the excep- W -25 Passaic Tech A -4 :0 0 M -9 D ePau l A -4 :0 0 Miliburn's Greg Pollock (top) grapples with Vernon's Brian tion of May 2, take place at Canoe M -30 West Milford A r4 :0 0 W-11 St. Elizabeth H-6-.00 Hoyt during a 112-pound preliminary-round bout Friday night V A R S IT Y B O Y S T E N N IS Brook Country Club in Sum m it The M ay F-13 Wayne Valley A -4 A 0 April May 2 match is scheduled to be held at the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association T-1 U n io n H -4 :0 0 M-16 M ad iso n H-4.-00 Th-5 West M ilford H -4 :0 0 at Maplewood Country Club. state championships. Pollock lost 12-7. W-2 V ero n a A -4 :0 0 W-18 Villa Walsh H -4 :0 0 B 2 Thursday, March 8,2007 The item of Millburn and Short Hifis www.TheitemOniine.com NEED A TUTOR? 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Fill in the blank squares in the grid, making sure that every row, column and 3-by-3 box includes all digits 1 through 9. For the answer to this week’s puzzle, turn to the classified section. CROSSWORD bx David Levinson Wilk 1 2 ’ j Millburn High Schooi varsity baseball team head coach Frank Dasti, photo a t left, and Mikhail Sigalov, head coach of the Miller 14 varsity boys volleyball team, photo at right, deliver talks Friday afternoon, the day on which high school squads from across the state were permitted to hold their first official practices of the spring campaign. 17 20 Sports Calendar 23 High School, Rockaway. Lawrenceviile. 4 p.m. Baseball scrimmage at MHS varsity 10 a.m. Girls fencing: New Colum bia. Jersey State interscholastic TODAY, MARCH 8 FRIDAY, MARCH 9 Athletic Association individual No contests scheduled. championships. Rider University, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 5 p.m. Boys fencing vs. Lawrenceviile. 3:45 p.m. Baseball scrim m age Ramapo. New Jersey State SATURDAY, MARCH H> vs. Lenape Valley. Interscholastic Athletic 3 p.m. Boys lacrosse 4 p.m. Girls lacrosse Association tournament scrimmage vs. Vernon. MONDAY, MARCH 12 scrimmage vs. Livingston. consolation match. Morris Hills 4 p.m. Baseball scrimmage at High Schooi, Rockaway. SUNDAY, MARCH n Governor Livingstoa THURSDAY, MARCH IS 5 p.m. Girls fencing vs. 10 a.m. Boys fencing: New 4 p.m. Baseball scrim m age at Governor Livingston. New Jersey Jersey State interscholastic TUESDAY, MARCH 13 Union. State Interscholastic Athletic Athletic Association individual 4 p.m. Girls lacrosse 4 p.m. Softball scrimmage vs. Association tournament championships. Rider University, scrimmage at New Providence. Madison. consolation match. Moms Hills Athletes Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at [email protected] of the Week £RG?QfftilniasnMl Swimmers Genevieve Fleming , ACROSS 71 “Portrait rtf Jenree” 29Puntadel___ .Uruguay actress Barrymore and others and AJ. van Nispen are the recip FABRICS ! 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Fleming’s "Forbes," maybe 7 Potentially insuring 49 Peerless time was 1:55.80. She also took 20Pabn,eg. 8 Person who danced with SIPlayereinit'mdude Fred before Ginger ninth place in the 500-yard 21 'Quiet as a mouse," e.g. Yankees and Red Sox freestyle in 5:08.15 and helped 9 Quite ready (to go) 52 Puiofer raincoat Millburn place 11th in the 400- 10 P a n o la 's motion 53 Plane terrorizes, vard freestyle relay and 17th in the 30 "Quick! Save me!,’ at sea 11 Pat of Ishmael m in a 2006 movie "Moby Dick* 200-yard freestyle relay. 31 Pavarotti solo 55 Put off A freshman, van Nispen took 12 Private club, for short? 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Tickets are $25. 9 ‘TheG tt High School auditorium on Fri of which have been nominated for set for in the Hat' day, March 30. at 8 pjn. Grammy Awards. To purchase tickets call 973- „ t u m s S O The Mingus Big Band cele The band’s recording, “I Am 376-3600 extension 311 or brates the music of the composer Three,” received a 4-Star rating in visit zuebjnillbwn.org/ Monday and bassist, Charles Mingus, who the September 2005 issue of m hsm usic. died in 1979. “Downbeat,” and was nominated For more information about March is Youth Art Month, a Under the artistic direction of for a “Best Large Jazz Ensemble” the Mingus Big Band, visit national program designed to Sue Mingus, tire 14-piece Mingus Grammy. zmw.mingusmingitsmingus emphasize the value of art and art Big Band tours extensively in the The concert is a fund-raiser for .com . education for all children. A variety of activities are under way to celebrate the arts and the Education news for publication can be submitted to Harry Trumbore, education editor, via e-mail at artistic talents of township stu dents. The school district’s art [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6454 or by writing Hie Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, department, under the direction of Millburn, NJ 07041. Patricia Navarino, the supervisor of visual arts and dance, has been involved in the planning for Youth Art Month 2007. “I’m so proud of this school- community partnership with the Paper Mill Playhouse as a wonder- fid opportunity for our students to share their work with the commu nity and a reminder of how impor tant the arts are in our society? said Navarino. Artwork by two Millburn stu dents was selected by the Art Edu cators of New Jersey to represent Youth Art Month. The New Jersey Youth Art Month Flag, which will By in Washington, D.C., was designed by Rvhka-Howard Millburn High School sophomore Cynthia Baker. Glenwood fifth 975-«"7()-587() grade student Eleanor Konrad PHOTO COURTESY OF WYOMING SCHOOL PTO Short Hills to tire New Jersey Youth Art Wyoming School third graders Sophie Klieger, left, and Grace !)i Month reception in the Trenton Layer serve cookies shaped lik e the Cat in the Hat's bat to M UJKi.TiNii STUNNING & OPEN State House. Boor plan awaits you when you enter this wonderful California Ranch. High A highlight of the month’s cele their classm ates Friday. The students enjoyed th e snack after i'Ai-F HTISi: brations will be the Second Annu celebrating Read Across America Day by sharing their own ceilings, open and sunny living room and dining room, updated iarge eat-in B r;\ w al Youth Art Month Gala for stu writings reflecting the style of Dr. Suess, the children's book kitchen, 4 spacious bedrooms, 31/2 updated bathrooms, fabulous family room dents, parents and the community, author whose birthday was commemorated Friday. R l SU.t s ! with 2 wav gas fireplace with entrance to the gorgeous Pugliese pool and at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mon waterfall. The lower level boasts a terrific media and rec. room. Generous day. The event, which will run closets and storage space thru-oat. Call Debbie for your private viewing. S1,430,000. from 6:30 to 8 pm , will showcase \ w .huredor: I .tom all of the arts, inducting music and n Debbie Rybka-Howard a t 973-376-5876. dance. "Since 1947, They've Shout IIii.i s Up in A selection of student art is cur 5-» Mi'Hwn .htmie rently on display at the Paper Mill Over 50 years experience 'REALTORS* * l!R . Playhouse through Monday. Owned And Operated Bv NUT Jficxjrporared The more than 120 pieces of NICHOLAS GRACE and Sons, Irn. student artwork represent the cur ’h'-- : -3£ riculum in developmental sequence, beginning with Kinder 3 New Homes garten art in the Carriage House up to 12th grade work exhibited in 973701-0055 • CHATHAM the Playhouse. Dance teacher Arvin Arjona will be holding mini -workshops Mon day evening to teach members of the public to dance, while video of dancers from his dance class will be playing in locations around the budding. Members of the Millburn Middle School Strings directed by Marie Tracy, will offer musical selections to entertain guests, as treats donated by local businesses. Selling or buying a home? Three exquisite new hones in Short Hills offer the ultimate in luxurious living. 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Today, the oak molding and tim , many as three high school seniors hand carved staircase in the entrance haN, paneled pocket doors and a total of 3 working fireplaces remain intact Highlights every year. of this home include an exquisite sun room/lamity room with slate floor and bay window opening to the adjoining living room Each award will be a minimum and dining room. Finished lower level completes this special home. of $500. The deadline for submis Karp Homes OFFERED AT S3.150,000 sion is April 7. Winners will be i«V announced in May. For more information, please call Bains Pm For applications or additional www.elainepruzon.coin information, call 973-740-0588 or visit www.ncjwessex.org. Coldwell Banker NJCW is a volunteer organiza Mobde: 9/3.493.3388 Short Hills Office • 518 Millburn Ave • Short Hills, NJ 07078 tion inspired by Jewish values that Office Direct; 972.4677389 \\ ciclicrf. Realtor!' 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They will air on public awarded the rank of “Excel access TV-36 Sundays at I pm . lent” for last year’s edition of and Tuesdays at 12:30 pm. the magazine in the 2006 National Council of Teach ers of English Program to ing on the proposed budget for Recognize Excellence in the2007-08 school year is sched Student Literary Magazines. uled to begin airing on Sunday. The student editors for the DVDs of the board meeting are 2005-2006 edition were also available for viewing at the 2006 Millbum High School Millbum Free Public Libraiy. graduate Catherine Calaneri, Caroline Framke, Lucy Frank, Sean Mima, and Helen Silverman. YOUR A total of 4,907 schools entered the 2006 program, which “recognizes students, PHOTO COURTESY O f MILLSURN TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS REALTOR Members of th e staff of th e Millbum High School Literary Magazine "Word" display last year's edition, which was recently ducing excellent literary SOURCE honored by the National Council of Teachers of English Program to Recognize Excellence in Student Literary Magazines. Staff magazines.” A Convenient Guide la Locating Your The program’s mission is members are, from (eft, seated, Marie! Lanas, Danna Solomon, Silia DeFilipppis, Stacey Friedberg and Jenn Milton; standing, Idea! Set! Estate Professtoeai to encourage all schools to Ethan Spielman, Dan Curtis, AJana Horowitz, Carolanne Fried, Margarita Nachevnik, Jaclyn Tamaroff, Jackie Widens, Sophie Soloway, Cynthia Baker, Hamsini Sridharan, Mimi Wu, Jacob Solomon and faculty adviser Minaz Jooma. 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