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Volume 116 Number 13 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2003 75 Cents 75 cents OEM Ed budget up, on alert property tax fix By Alicia Zadrozny for The Item In response to the war with on horizon Iraq and potential terrorist threats, the Millburn Office of will pay $64,675 less in interest Emergency Management (OEM) By Alicia Zadrozny on a $12.5 million bond sale than wants residents to know it has an for The Item anticipated. emergency plan in place. In the end it all came down to Robert Zeglarski, assistant su- Millburn develops its emer- property taxes at the Board of pervisor for business, said the gency operations plan with an Education’s meeting Monday. school district’s operating ex- “all-hazardous approach,” for Members presented the 2003- penses—for instruction and sup- dealing with any type of man- 2004 budget for public comment port services— for next year are made or natural emergency, said at their last meeting. The $58.3 anticipated at $54 million. That Sgt. Peter Eakley, township million budget had been submit- figure reflects the amount to be deputy emergency management ted to the County Superintendent raised by taxes. The figure allows coordinator and traffic bureau of Schools for review after the for $3 million in state aid the dis- commander. Eakley suggests board adopted the budget at its trict receives and $550,000 in residents do the same by stock- March 3 meeting. federal aid. The district also re- ing up on extra food, water, nec- The budget changed slightly ceives about $100,000 in revenue essary medications and a from its first presentation at each year from the rental of its portable back-up radio. $58.4 million due to a correction facilities. Also, Eakley said he has met of an overestimation. The district Taxpayers will have their say with nursery schools and private on the budget at the April 15 elementary schools, encouraging budget vote and school board them to develop emergency op- elections. If passed, the proposed erations plans. Schools budget will cost the average Since the war broke out, homeowner $769 next year. The Eakley said, some of the OEM’s Satff photo/Eveline Speedie average assessment for a home in plans can be seen at work, al- ON THE LINE—Six members of CWA Local 1076 took to the picket line Monday to respond Millburn-Short Hills is though he would not detail any protest their lack of a contract with Millburn Township Schools since last July. $754,221. of the activity. Zeglarski said the increases to Police can be seen decked out the budget stem from salary in- in the extra-protective black uni- to war creases, rising insurance costs forms of SWAT team gear. This Custodians picketing and the costs associated with way, Eakley said, they would not By Alicia Zadrozny having more students in the lose valuable time in changing to protest their lack of a con- by the Board of Education and for The Item schools. their attire in the event of an By Eveline Speedie tract. The custodians and main- Superintendent of Schools Health insurance for district emergency. In the midst of war with Iraq, of The item tenance workers have been Richard Brodow for charges staff increased 16 percent or In keepiong with recent township students with questions without a contract since July filed with the Essex County about $1 million, he said. Teach- events, Eakley said, a uniformed This story is the first in a two- will have a forum for getting an- 2002. Prosecutor’s Office nearly a ers’ salaries rose 10 percent or officer can now be seen at all part series on the custodian’s swers through a special after- According to Jeff Nadler, year ago. $1.7 million. Township Committee meetings. contract and investigation. school program. president of CWA Local 1076, Val Makrov, an electrician One audience member asked The presence of a police officer Local members of the Com- Eighth grade social studies the local chapter, the picketing and mechanic, said he has been Zeglarski just how many stu- is expected to last until police munications Workers of Ameri- students studying American gov- has begun and will continue suspended two times and his dents are expected to attend the complete updating security fea- ca (CWA) have taken to the ernment will have an opportune until a contract is signed. vacation days cut by two weeks school district next year. tures in Town Hall. streets in their bid to settle a lesson on April 8, said Danielle Nadler and the six colleagues due to his being “written up for “Based on past growth pat- The public also has a part to contractual dispute with the Nyman, director of social studies picketing with him Monday no reason.” According to terns, we’re looking at a 5 to 7 play should incidents arise in the Board of Education and the for the district. The students have said they are being treated un- Makrov, he is being punished percent increase in students,” township, said Eakley. He wants Millburn Township School Dis- a chance to supplement their fairly. for being a whistleblower. He Zeglarski said. Previously, he residents to do their part by trict. lessons with a League of Women Amidst a scattering of horn said he went to the Prosecutor’s cited that the district will have keeping vigilant and reporting Toting placards, seven mem- Voters and United Way spon- blowing and thumbs up signs Office last March to provide ev- 4,200 students. any suspicious activity to author- bers of the CWA, which repre- sored event, “Running and Win- from motorists passing by, the idence of alleged wrongdoing With just weeks remaining in ities. sents 42 district custodians and ning.” picketers talked about their on the part of the school dis- his term, Board member Joel “We can’t do it all ourselves. maintenance workers, started a The league conducts these grievances. They alleged retal- trict’s maintenance department. Reidenberg endorsed the budget We need the extra eyes and ears campaign Monday to march in forums annually and this year’s iatory measures were adopted and gave the audience his rea- of the public,” he said. front of Millburn High School Continued on Page 31 Continued on Page 31 Continued on Page 31 Four firefighters up for promotions

The promotions of four Mill- begins officer orientation Thurs- burn Township Firefighters will day, April 3, at 8 a.m. be acknowledged Tuesday night Cort began his career with the at Town Hall at 8 p.m. at the next Millburn Fire Department in meeting of the Township Com- 1980 in the Volunteer Division. mittee. He became a career firefighter in Promoted within the career di- 1994. He has received numerous vision of the Millburn Fire De- commendations during his partment are Captain Scott career. Latona, Firefighter Jeffrey Cort, In 1997 he received a com- Firefighter Robert Echavarria mendation from the Township and Firefighter Ronald Donner. Committee for his actions in as- Captain Latona will be pro- sisting in a rescue during a flood moted to the rank of Battalion in July. Again, in 1999, he re- Chief and will be assigned the ceived commendation from the duties of platoon commander on St. Barnabas Burn Foundation the First Platoon. His promotion and the State FMBA Valor Com- begins with the First Platoon Captain Scott Latona Firefighter Jeffrey Cort mittee for his actions in assisting Wednesday at 6 p.m. in a rescue during Hurricane Latona joined the Fire Depart- Floyd in September of that year. ment in 1984 as a volunteer fire- Cort spends his off time in our fighter and in 1987 he was sworn township elementary schools ed- ucating children about fire safety. into the ranks as a career fire- In the spring he tours with the St. fighter. He was promoted to the Barnabas Burn Foundation Fire rank of Captain in 1995. Safety House and in the fall he He grew up in Millburn and is gives presentation in the schools. a product of the Millburn School He has been instrumental in system. His father, Joe, is a re- the reorganization of the fire de- tired Millburn firefighter and still partment’s Self Contained resides in town. Breathing Apparatus mainte- Latona has an associates nance and repair unit, assuring degree in business administra- compliance with both PEOSHA tion and a bachelor’s degree in and NFPA standards, as well as fire science. He is a state licensed guiding the department in the ac- fire official, fire inspector and quisition of new state of the art fire instructor, and a certified breathing apparatus. He is cur- Emergency Medical Technician. Staff photo/Alan Leon Firefighter Robert Echavarria Firefighter Ronald Donner rently working as a member of He has been twice recognized by the department’s Fire Apparatus COURT IN SESSION—Township resident Tilman Kolditz the Township Committee for fire department and maintains and their two children, Joseph Purchasing committee. elevates for a layup on the basketball courts at Taylor valor and once by the New the NFPA/OSHA compliance and Julia. Cort resides in Maplewood Park. Springlike temperatures brought residents out- Jersey State Firemen’s Benevo- program for protective clothing Firefighter Cort will be pro- with his wife, Liz, and two sons, doors last Thursday to enjoy the respite from winter’s lent Association. for firefighters. moted to the rank of Captain and Jeff and Chris. wrath. Latona also heads up the com- Latona is currently residing in will be assigned as a company Firefighter Echavarria will be puter technology section of the Springfield with his wife, Suzie, officer on the Fourth Platoon. He Continued on Page 31

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Page 2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 Accident, vandals, thieves occupy police during week Town scenes on Wyoming Avenue when Liu’s rock through the glass pane of knife and the complainant told By Alicia Zadrozny 2000 Honda Odyssey apparently one of the outside doors, police police he did not know anyone for The Item struck her 2003 Audi. said. who would have purposefully Police report they charged a Grabowsky was transported to On March 20, the owner of a done the damage. Millburn woman with careless St. Barnabas Medical Center in 1996 Jeep Cherokee parked a car Sometime between March 14 driving after she allegedly ig- Livingston after complaining of at 75 Route 124 and returned and the morning of the 18th, nored a traffic signal and caused a head injury. hours later to find it stolen, ac- someone set paper and cardboard a motor vehicle accident March A worker at the Short Hills cording to police. on fire by the front door of the 19. Post Office reported to police A Short Hills resident parked a Bauer Community Center, police Yuting Liu, 30, of Millburn, that her 2000 Plymouth Voyager 1989 Ford Mustang in front of said. A community center em- was charged with the motor vehi- was stolen during the day 948 Ridgewood Road March 18 ployee found the burnt paper and cle offense after she went Monday from the post office and returned 15 minutes later to reported the act to police on through a red light, police said, parking lot. find all four of the car’s tires had March 18. According to their while traveling west on Glen A secretary at Hartshorn been punctured, police report. report, police considered the oc- Avenue. According to police, School reported Friday that The cuts, according to police, ap- currence an act of criminal mis- Marleen Grabowsky, 56, of while school was closed for the peared to have been done by a chief. Montclair, was traveling south weekend, someone threw a large

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 3 United Way awards grants to charities Trustees of the United Way of and convenient to local donors, Millburn-Short Hills approved who need only write one check grants totaling more than instead of many. $180,000 to local charities at the The 2003 list of major local organization’s March 20 quarterly beneficiaries of United Way of meeting. Millburn-Short Hills funds in- An outgrowth of the former cludes Arthritis Foundation, As- Millburn-Short Hills Community sociation of Retarded Citizens, Fund, the local United Way allo- Boy Scouts of America, Cancer cates contributions from local res- Care of New Jersey, First Cele- idents and businesses to local bral Palsy of New Jersey, Family charities based on need and in- Connections, Girl Scouts Coun- volvement within the community. cil, Jewish Family Services of United Way trustees approved Metro West, Neighborhood As- specific dollar amounts for each sociation of Millburn Township, locally-approved charity, and New Eyes for the Needy and Op- grants will be sent approximately portunity Project. every three months. 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The Republican from the 11th District spoke on a area citizens and fellow politicians, including the five mem- number of issues ranging from the local and state level to bers of the Township Committee, Saturday morning at a the war with Iraq. 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Page 4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 OPINION Budgets on our minds We all have a lot on our minds these days. Anything new with the war, we wearily ask others after a day at work and a chance to catch up on world events. Never mind idly chatting about this and that. We’re up to our necks. We didn’t even watch the Academy Awards this year. We just couldn’t muster the interest. This is the season when we focus on the housekeeping aspects of life. And we have plenty of areas from which to choose, in addition to tuning into the war. Taxes are due April 15, just around the corner. Some of us are awaiting college acceptance letters by May. And others are eager to learn the final chunk out of our wal- lets after the Board of Education, the township, the state and the county finalize their budgets. The town has yet to speak but the schools, the state and the office of the Essex County Executive have issued a hint of dollar damage to come. In the midst of the announcements, voices can be heard protesting any rise in any level of budget. We agree. We personally have to watch our pennies these days. Why shouldn’t we ask the same of the schools, the state and the county? We’re looking for a better explanation than the one sup- plied, that’s all. When the news isn’t good on any front, the sensitivity to enhancing understanding of unpopular actions, such as raising taxes, should be there. With the April 15 date looming in front of us, we’re looking for some better answers from those who guard Photo courtesy of the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society the public purse. The expenditures in any of the budgets A VIEW OF WYOMING AVENUE IN 1888—The first building begun on the overpass about 1916, for the obvious purpose may well be justified. We’re not saying “no” out of hand. on the right, close to the railroad tracks, is the former of increasing safety and reducing delays for the train. Uphill Just take the time to explain so that we can achieve un- Wyoming train station. Note that the Wyoming Avenue rail- from the train station is 454 Wyoming Ave. (built circa 1872) derstanding and see with your eyes, Mr. School Admin- road overpass was not there originally. Construction was and on the left side is 461 Wyoming Ave. (built circa 1881). strator, Mr. Governor, and Mr. County Executive. Coming events Letters to the editor Today, March 27 meeting. Town Hall. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Thursday, April 17 Needy jewelry salesroom open. Township public schools Topics of concern to readers New Eyes headquarters, 549 closed for spring recess. Millburn Ave. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 8 p.m. Millburn-Short Hills Needy jewelry sales room open Forever grateful supplies. This process requires tined for firewood. They also rib- budget costs perhaps we should Republican Club meeting. Cora at headquarters at 549 Millburn Editor, The Item: healthy undergrowth that pre- boned smaller pin oaks, three of remember that it was this Board Hartshorn Arboretum. Ave. I recently had an unfortunate vents storm water runoff and re- which I personally transplanted of Education that negotiated the Saturday, March 29 Monday, April 21 medical event where my heart sulting erosion. While we can to maintain the symmetry along teachers’ contract, decided to pay 11 a.m. Hip Pickles benefit 7:30 p.m. Board of Adjustment stopped beating and I collapsed fortify our gardens against our street. what might be characterized as a concert for Millburn Cooperative meeting. Town Hall. at my house. browsing deer with netting, The trees and utility wires have corporate level salary and perks Nursery School. Millburn High Wednesday, April 23 Fortunately, my wife was able sprays and fencing, we cannot peacefully coexisted for a centu- to the school superintendent, and use these methods to protect our ry. It’s a travesty that they should apparently decided to hire an as- School. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- to keep me alive through contin- watershed. be chopped down now. I hope sistant superintendent, without Tuesday, April 1 ing. Town Hall. ued cardio-pulmonary resuscita- A healthy forest supports readers agree with me and will having a doctorate in education 1 p.m. Millburn Library Film Thursday, April 24 tion (CPR). Thanks to the quick many life forms that may include press Jersey Central to back off as I understand it, at a yearly Festival. Williamsburg Room, 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the response of the Millburn Police salamanders, frogs, toads, from its ill-conceived tree cutting salary of $145,000. Millburn Free Public Library. Needy jewelry sales room open and the Millburn-Short Hills Vol- weasels, colorful birds, butter- frenzy News items and residents’ let- 8 p.m. Township Committee at headquarters at 549 Millburn unteer First Aid Squad, and the meeting. Town Hall. availability of the automated ex- flies, flowering plants, and so on. A. Gary Shilling ters have detailed other examples Wednesday, April 2 Ave. ternal defibrillator (AED), my In the March issue of National 33 Lakeview Ave. of Board spending or how 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Monday, April 28 Geographic News, Robert Fuller monies spent could otherwise Township public schools heart was brought back to a reg- Commissioners meeting. Gero ular rhythm. of the British Trust for Ornithol- have been applied within our Park Recreation Building. reopen. ogy, says: “Deer can alter the Breast cancer schools. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education We are fortunate in our town to 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- have a group of professional, entire structure of a wood. Cer- Editor, The Item: Thousands for badges and ing. Town Hall. meeting. Education Center. Or- tain flowers, shrubs, and trees are Last year, more than 200,000 banners, and now apparently Thursday, April 3 ganizational meeting. dedicated medical volunteers who give unselfishly of their pruned back, leaving only less women were diagnosed with monies for a lawyer for an inves- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Thursday, May 1 palatable species. Plant variety is breast cancer. One in nine Amer- tigation into allegations of im- Needy jewelry salesroom open. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the time. I am writing this letter to all my “neighbors” to let them crucial to maintaining the diver- ican women will get breast proprieties that will not even be New Eyes headquarters, 549 Needy jewelry sales room open sity of other woodland wildlife.” cancer in her lifetime. That revealed to the public, although Millburn Ave. at headquarters at 549 Millburn know how important it is to be trained in CPR. That this variety does not exist means virtually all of us will our tax dollars are already being 8 p.m. Historic Preservation Ave. The first and most important in our local forest is an indicator either get it or be close to some- used by the Essex County Prose- Commission meeting. Town 8 p.m. Historic Preservation step for the more than 300,000 of its diminished ability to pro- one who does. In my case, it’s cutor to investigate the same Hall. Committee meeting. Town Hall. vide fresh supplies of drinking my mother. thing. Monday, April 7 Friday, May 2 people who experience cardiac arrest each year, is the immediate water to our aquifer. Dedicated to empowering all We, of course, also remember 1 p.m. Fireside Book Review Township public schools It is true that deer management women affected by breast cancer, this Board’s straight faced pro- and Discussion Group meeting. closed. Staff development day. performance of CPR. Then and only then, can our local and well- is an ongoing responsibility for Living Beyond Breast Cancer is posal to spend over a million dol- Williamsburg Room, Millburn Tuesday, May 6 our community, and that it in- sponsoring a free forum, “Hope lars on artificial turf for the high Free Public Library. Township Committee meeting. trained volunteers do their work to complete the cardiac resusci- volves cost. As the process con- on the Horizon: New Treatments school in the last referendum. Tuesday, April 8 Town Hall. tinues we will learn from our and Enhancing Your Life After Largesse is always easy when Extended single session, town- Wednesday, May 7 tation process. My family and I strongly be- mistakes and streamline those Breast Cancer,” on Saturday, it involves other people’s money, ship elementary schools. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation expenses. The public’s need for April 5, at the Millburn Free but township parents might be Wednesday, April 9 Commissioners meeting. Gero lieve that all members of the family, including caretakers, health, safety and water quality Public Library. Guest speakers kidding themselves if they think Extended single session, town- Park Recreation Building. should be trained in CPR. CPR more than justifies the cost. We will be Dr. Anne Moore of the that the end result of this Board’s ship elementary schools. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Thursday, April 10 certification is available through are stewards of our watershed, Weill Medical College of Cornell expenditures and spending phi- ing. Town Hall. Extended single session, town- our local Millburn Red Cross and must consider and balance University and New York Pres- losophy will not ultimately be Thursday, May 8 ship elementary schools. Chapter and the St. Barnabas the needs of all life forms within byterian Hospital, and Dr. felt in their children’s classroom. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Medical Center. Please continue our borders. Richard A. Michaelson of St. Sadly, residents need to vote Needy jewelry sales room open Needy jewelry salesroom open. to support our Millburn-Short Martine Donofrio Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- “no” on the current budget, not New Eyes headquarters, 549 at headquarters at 549 Millburn Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad. 301 Glen Ave. ingston. to hurt our community’s chil- Millburn Ave. Ave. Public awareness and the avail- The meeting runs from 9:45 dren, but rather to begin the Thursday, May 15 a.m. through 12:30 p.m. and a process of exercising some con- Monday, April 14 ability of AEDs are crucial for Trees in peril 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the saving lives. continental breakfast, courtesy trol over this Board of Educa- Library Board of Trustees meet- Needy jewelry sales room open Jon Spicehandler Editor, The Item: of Panera Bread Co. and Whole tion’s ingrained spending ideas. ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- at headquarters at 549 Millburn 30 Lake Road. It is my understanding that a Foods Market, will be served. Thomas Darlington burn Free Public Library. Ave. tree cutting contractor hired by For information or to register, 55 Lakeview Ave. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Thursday, May 22 Deer management Jersey Central Power and Light call (610) 645-4567. meeting. Education Center. 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Editor, The Item: plans to charge through sections Sarit Catz Tuesday, April 15 Needy jewelry sales room open In the March 13 issue of The of Short Hills with chain saws 11 Fairfield Drive School board election. at headquarters at 549 Millburn Item, Janet Piszar points out that roaring. My wife and I live on Lake- 8 p.m. Township Committee Ave. the municipality should not School budget Letter policy assume responsibility for view Avenue in a house we bought in 1968. Our street, three Editor, The Item: Letters may be edited and damage to peoples’ gardens by may be published, reproduced deer and laments the cost of the blocks long, is lined by beautiful As a township resident I pin oaks which are spaced at reg- wonder at what point the think- or distributed in print, elec- survey collected that addressed tronic, or other forms. The ular intervals of about 30 feet. ing parents of Millburn’s school that issue. Perhaps Ms. Piszar views and opinions expressed was not aware that the survey According to the township age children will begin to ex- in Letters to the Editor are not was mandated by the State of forester, John Linson, these trees plore whether the spending necessarily those of The Item Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 New Jersey. were planted about the same philosophies of the Board of Ed- or its affiliates. Submissions Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations There are numerous reasons time our house was built, in ucation are in the end consistent should be typed and double- and New Jersey Press Association why deer overpopulation must 1907. Pin oaks grow very slowly, with the education they want for spaced, and must be signed so after 100 years, their diame- their children. Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher be treated as an acute situation to and include a daytime tele- be addressed immediately; ters only average about two feet. While the proposed 2003- phone number for verification. Eveline Speedie, Editor Also, the lower limbs have been 2004 school budget is to rise $4 Letters that cannot be verified Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager among them are disease, traffic safety, damage to residential constantly removed over the million, and the average tax bill or are anonymous will not be Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director landscaping, and loss of forest years so only the sturdy trunks of will reportedly rise $773 a year, published. Not all letters will vegetation leading to adverse the mature trees are close to the money has not been allocated to necessarily be published. Send STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT letters to the editor by e-mail affect on drinking water quality. utility poles and wires. technology, a vitally important JEANNETTE B. DOWD ....VICE PRESIDENT, CLASSIFIED TELECENTER to [email protected], The rainwater that percolates Yet, Jersey Central’s contrac- area in keeping township educa- GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION tor put pink ribbons on a number tion competitive, due to other by fax to (973) 376-8556 or by GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT, CIRCULATION the Weekly Division of through our forested open spaces mail to Editor, The Item, 343 recharges the aquifer that we of these beautiful century old costs. NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR trees, which means they’re des- In terms of these looming Millburn Avenue.

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 5 Millburn school budget vs. school 1992 to 2004 MILLBURN ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGETS

$60 population growth Student Budget $59 Year Population (millions) $58 As residents of Millburn, we roofs, etc.) reappeared in our $57 all have an equal stake in our most recent 2002 $18 million $56 2003-04 *n.a. $58.4 $55 community and share a common bond referendum, which we also $54 responsibility for maintaining approved. At this date, the $53 our town and assuring its future middle school has yet to see the 2002-03 4,180 $54.3 $52 vitality. Undeniably, the reputa- new boilers. $51 tion of our schools is a great The obvious questions here are $50 asset to our community and we what happened to the $4.2 mil- 2001-02 4,031 $45.4 $49 are all fully aware that our public lion from the 1999 bond and why $48 schools need to be supported, as weren’t we, the taxpayers fund- $47 3,733 $40.8 $46 we have done, through our tax ing this bond, informed about 2000-01 $45 dollars. In fact, this commitment this matter? With the approval of $44 to our schools is the 2002 1999-00 3,807 $37.9 4300 $43 such that 46 cents bond, it ap- $42 of each real estate pears we are 1998-99 3,532 $35 4100 $41 tax dollar we paid iewpoint now paying $40 in 2002 went di- V Al Mazzorana again for the 3900 $39 rectly to our school same items 1997-98 3,335 $33.1 $38 3700 $37 system in Millburn, that we had $36 while 34 cents went to pay Essex been promised and paid for in 1996-97 3,144 $31 3500 $35 County government and the re- 1999. $34 maining 20 cents to Millburn The skyrocketing school bud- 3300 $33 municipal government functions. gets and the lack of bond ac- 1995-96 2,953 $29.5 $32 The Millburn Board of Ed has countability represent issues that 3100 $31 recently approved for our vote we, as a community, must now $30 the 2003-2004 annual budget of address. These costs must be 1994-95 2,765 $27.4 2900 $29 $28 $58.4 million. Dr. Richard brought under our collective 2700 $27

Brodow, the Millburn Schools scrutiny and not allowed to fur- 1993-94 2,571 $25 POPULATION STUDENT $26 (MILLIONS) BUDGET superintendent, has told us that ther spiral out-of-control. We 2500 $25 over the course of the past 10 must insist on 1) A retroactive $24 years our school population has audit of all bond and annual 1992-93 2,380 $23.6 2300 $23 grown by 75 percent. The other budget expenditures to date so part of the equation, not offered that we are made fully aware of *actual population numbers 92-93 93-94 94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99 99-00 00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 Student by Brodow, is that over the how our monies have been spent; available in Fall '03' Budget course of the same 10 years our 2) All school budget presenta- Population school budget has grown by 147 tions must be accompanied with percent. Continued on Page 31 Using public sources such as the Millburn Board of Ed’s own Web site and the New Jersey De- partment of Ed’s Web site, an LEARN SELF DEFENSE, BUILD analysis was developed to illus- CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM. trate Millburn’s growth of school Our certified Black Belt training staff population vs. growth of budget. has designed a specialized curriculum The findings are shown on the MARTIAL which combines custom teaching graph and data table appearing techniques, personalized classroom on this page. Evident in the analysis is that instruction and an easy-to-follow up until the 1999-2000 school written manual to help insure that each year, population and budget student reaches his or her full potential ARTS and has fun. tracked very closely, as one would expect. This trend SPECIALIZED CURRICULUM, ® changed dramatically however, CERTIFIED BLACK BELT INSTRUCTORS. in 2000-2001, when the budget COME AND EXPERIENCE diverted sharply upwards from

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Page 6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 RELIGIOUS NEWS & OBITUARIES Mabel Sias Bulletin Board Services for longtime town- Area Chapter in 1968. There she ship resident Mabel L. Sias will introduced various new pro- be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in grams, including nurse’s aid Sunday Services Christ Church. Mrs. Sias, 94, training for certification as well Christ Church died March 20 in Inglemoor as a landmark transportation pro- Care Center in Livingston. gram for members of the com- 7:15 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m.: For the Fourth Sunday in Lent, A graduate of Miss Beard’s munity. services of Morning Prayer will be offered at 7:15 and 9:30 School in Newark, she subse- She was active in the early a.m. and a service of Holy Eucharist will be offered at 8 a.m. quently went to work at Bam- fight for programs to both pre- The Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg preaches and celebrates at berger’s in Newark, now Macy’s, vent and support victims of the 8 o’clock service. The sidesman will be Owen Lampe. Rev. where she was a buyer. She held AIDS. She served as chairman of Schjonberg will preach and the Rev. E. Bevan Stanley will offi- the position until she left the the New Jersey Blood Commit- ciate at the 9:30 service. The first lesson will be read by Juli business in the late 1930s. tee, and also served on numerous Towell. Reading the second lesson will be J. Hugh Bailey. Dr. Her adult life was dedicated to state and county boards. Barbara Engler offers the Prayers of the People. Church School the American Red Cross. She Mrs. Sias retired from the and nursery care begin at 9:15 a.m. Speaking at the Adult joined the Orange-Maplewood Plainfield Chapter in 1996. Forum at 11 a.m. are the Rev. Canon John A. Donnelly, co- Chapter as a full-time volunteer Born in Newark, she lived in rector of St. Michael’s in Wayne, and the Rev. William Rich, in- Photo courtesy of St. Stephen’s Preschool in 1940, first as a driver for the Orange prior to moving here in terim rector of St. David’s in Kinnelon. The topic is “Episcopal BOOK PARTY—The children of St. Stephen’s Preschool Motor Corps and later as chair- 1938. views of homosexuality: Some scriptural and theological re- man of volunteers. Eventually Mrs. Sias is survived by a son, flection.” Childcare will be provided. celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday March 4 with a family read- a-thon and pizza party in the school gymnasium. Children, she became the chapter’s chair- David K. of New Canaan, Conn., Community Congregational Church parents and teachers shared their favorite “Dr. Seuss” man. and Sun Valley, Idaho, two books while enjoying pizza, pretzels and refreshments. Mrs. Sias was named execu- grandchildren and four great- 10:30 a.m.: For Benevolence Sunday, Faye Kuhn, a represen- tive director of the Plainfield grandchildren. tative of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, will make a presentation. The Rev. Warren H. Bouton delivers the sermon. Assisting in the service will be the Rev. Johann J. Bosman and Church Men’s Club takes part in bike recycling project Linda Piccininno. Greeting worshipers in Hauser Fellowship Hall will be Dorothy and Warren Stanglein. John Carter extends Terrence Hollis was the happi- ering dust in the garage is invited a welcoming hand in the church narthex. Cal Carver coordi- est boy in New Jersey last week to donate the item to this cause. nates ushers. The benevolence committee hosts a fellowship and members of the Presbytery Those wishing to donate a bike hour following the service. of Newark, including the Men’s can bring it to Wyoming Presby- Club at Wyoming Presbyterian terian Church at 432 Wyoming Covenant Presbyterian Church Church, can take some of the Ave., or call either Buck 11 a.m.: The Rev. David H. Miner leads the worship and credit. Buchanan at (973) 376-4695 or communion service. He will preach the message Pruning from Terrence, 12, had just received Mike Auer at (973) 313-1433 to John 15:1-5. Nursery care is provided. Sunday School starts at a shiny two-wheeled Huffy bicy- arrange for a pick-up. 9:30 a.m. cle. He was able to obtain his For more information about bike through the efforts of the the program, call Buchanan, the First Baptist Church Essex County Bike Outreach bike program chairman, or Auer, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m.: The Rev. Richard Hines delivers the Program, an offshoot of the Pres- the Men’s Club president, or e- sermon Prerequisites for Production at the morning service. byterian Men’s Group. This or- mail Buchanan at Buckandmau- The sermon is based on the first chapter of the Book of Ezra. ganization collects unused or un- [email protected]. The evening service features a showing of Ken Ham’s video, derused bikes, repairs them, and How Can We Evangelize a Secular World? A discussion of the then distributes them to Essex material follows. County children who might oth- Members of the religious erwise not have a bicycle. The community are invited to Renaissance Church group is being assisted by the submit information for publi- Photo courtesy of the Presbyterian Men’s Group 5 p.m.: Weekly services are held in the Millburn High School Newark Bears and by Channel 9 cation. News should be sub- A GOOD CAUSE—Terrence Hollis of Orange receives a bike cafeteria. The Rev. Rich Teeters begins a new series, Avoiding newscaster Reggie Wells. mitted to Eveline Speedie, Re- through the Essex County Bike Outreach Program from the High-Traffic Highways. His topic is Learning From Failure For many youngsters like Ter- ligion, Obituaries, Entertain- Presbyterian Men’s Group and the Newark Bears. Pictured (Without Making It A Habit). Leading contemporary worship rence, a bike will mean their ment and Lifestyles Editor, at with Terrence are, from left, “Rip N’ Ruppert,” the Newark music will be Steve Young. world is no longer limited to the [email protected] via Bears mascot, Mike Auer, Chris Bryan and Reggie Wells. distance they can walk. For some e-mail or by calling (973) St. Rose of Lima Church it may mean financial freedom 376-1200 or writing The 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Masses will be through a paper route or a means Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, offered. The Family Music Group sings and the Children’s to get to a part time job. Anyone Millburn, 07041. Liturgy is offered at the 9:30 Mass. The Church Choir sings at who has a used bike or two gath- the 11 o’clock Mass. The sacrament of reconciliation is offered Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. St. Stephen’s Church 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist ser-

vice at 10 a.m. Nursery care is available. Church School class- 0000561319-01 es begin at 10 a.m. for children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Wyoming Presbyterian Church 10 a.m.: The Rev. Ronald Johnson delivers the sermon God So Loved the World. Scripture readings are Numbers 21:4-9 and John 3:14-21. The Youth Choir and the Chancel Choir will sing. Crib and toddler care are available during the worship hour. Church school classes for children age 3 through sixth grade will be held during the worship hour. Seventh and eighth graders worship with their families. Hospitality hour follows worship. Upcoming Events Community Congregational Church Tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Rummage sale. Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Rummage sale. w005014-01 E18210-01 St. Rose offers Lenten activities aking a road—a lot less St. Rose of Lima Church plans traveled!” While that’s a variety of activities for Lent. “Ta familiar concept in The Rev. Albert Holtz, a our culture, it’s a concept rarely put teacher and author from St. into practice. Join us beginning Benedict’s Preparatory School in March 9 as we explore five themes Newark, will speak Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Ryan Hall about that will lead us to a much less “Mastery and Intimacy in the traveled road that is infinitely more Christian Life.” rewarding. You might even have a To complete the Lenten series, little fun in the process! the Rev. Paul Holmes from Seton Hall University and a weekend assistant at St. Rose of Lima, will be the homilist for the Penance Service Monday, April March 30 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Learning From Failure (Without Making It A Habit) The Rev. Lawrence B. Porter from Immaculate Conception April 6 Seminary in South Orange was When “They” Get The Gold Mine &You Get The “Shaft” the first lecture in the series.

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 7 LIFESTYLES Robyn Perl and Benjamin Joseph are wed Robyn Adina Perl, daughter of burn High School, holds a bach- Dr. Louis and Ilene Perl of Far elor of arts degree in psychology Brook Drive, was married Dec. from Tufts University, where she 21 to Benjamin Kandell Joseph, graduated cum laude. She is an son of Dr. Alice Kandell and associate in the human capital William Joseph, both of New management division of Gold- York City. man, Sachs & Co. in New York Rabbi Mark Mallach presided City. over the nuptials at Temple Beth The bridegroom, a graduate of Ahm in Springfield. A reception the Dalton School in New York, followed the ceremony. holds a bachelor of arts degree in Attending the bride were her biology from Harvard Universi- sisters. Amie Perl of Boston, ty, where he also graduated cum Mass., served as maid of honor laude. He is a financial analyst at and Elissa Tauber of New York the Related Companies, a real City was matron of honor. estate development firm in New Andrew Joseph of Ithaca, York City. Photo courtesy of the Our House Foundation N.Y., was best man for his broth- Following a wedding trip to er. Southeast Asia, the couple is re- CELEBRATING—Susan Neely, corporate chairman of the The bride, a graduate of Mill- siding in New York City. recent Our House Foundation gala event held in West Orange, enjoys the festivities with her husband, John. Ghazale Mehr marrying Neely assists charity gala Andrew Johnston in June Returning to The Pleasantdale for a place like Our House that Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Sharifi- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Joseph Chateau in West Orange Feb. 8 can offer a safe and secure home, Mehr of Springfield, formerly of to celebrate the Year of the Ram, peer companionship, and person- the township, have announced Adult Forum offers garden outing Goat or Sheep, guests at the 13th al freedom. the engagement of their daugh- The Adult Forum of Congre- The cost, which includes trans- annual Our House Foundation Based in Murray Hill, the Our ter, Ghazale, to Andrew Kevin gation B’nai Israel is sponsoring portation by coach bus, entrance gala enjoyed a Chinese New Year House Foundation has been pro- Johnston, son of Dixon and a trip Wednesday, May 28, to to the gardens, and a guided tour, celebration. viding financial support for 16 Marcia Johnston of Greensboro, Longwood Gardens located in is $35. Lunch is not provided. Partygoers wore traditional years, for residential, employ- N.C. Kennett Square, Pa. For additional information and Chinese silk attire while dining, ment, social and recreational Miss Mehr, a graduate of Mill- The group will depart from to make reservations, call the socializing, and dancing. Chair- programs for adults and adoles- burn High School, holds a degree B’nai Israel at 8:30 a.m. and synagogue office at (973) 379- man of the corporate donor com- cents with developmental and from North Carolina State Uni- Ghazale Mehr return at approximately 6 p.m. 3811. mittee for the event was town- learning disabilities living in versity and is a member of Zeta and Andrew Johnston ship resident Susan Neely. Union, Essex , Morris and Som- Tau Alpha. She is employed at Bruce Dalziel, an Our House, erset counties. Accenture in Charlotte, N.C. Inc., board member and father of For further information and Mr. Johnston is a graduate of Matthew, a teenager with autism, volunteer opportunities, call Greensboro Day School and AUTO described the challenges faced Karen Feinblatt at (908) 464- Duke University. He also is em- by families raising a child with a 8088, extension 122. ployed at Accenture in Charlotte. DEALER disability. He stressed the need A June 14 wedding is planned. SOURCE A Convenient Guide to Locating Your Sarah Montague engaged Temple film Automotive Sales Professional The Adult Forum of Congre- to marry Stephen Oxman gation B’nai Israel will show the 0000566384-01 Mary Montague of Anderson, Law School. He is an associate at French film “The Last Metro” Calif., and Claude Montague of Sullivan & Cromwell in New Tuesday, April 8, at 11 a.m. San Rafael, Calif., have an- York City. Lunch follows the screening. nounced the engagement of their A June 14 wedding is planned The cost is $6 with a reservation, daughter, Sarah Page, to Stephen at St. Bartholomew’s Church in $7 without one. For reservations, Alan Oxman Jr., son of Patricia New York City. call (973) 379-3811. and Stephen Oxman of E18203-01

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Page 8 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ‘Bright’ premise solid, delivery slips Coble tells the story of Joshua busy, busy. Even the few relative- that high level of quick laughs By Thom Molyneaux and Genevra Bradley (Lenny ly naturalistic scenes fall flat as coming via one-liners and broad for The Item Bart and Trish Burr) and their comedy and seem out of place as humor in the longer, full-length It makes headlines and determination to get their 4-year- drama. A kind of artsy-craftsy ar- play format. Even a very talented prompts in-depth magazine arti- old son, Mac, into the right pre- tificiality seems to be a trade- comic mind would have trouble cles. Executive payoffs! Million school. “Mac” seems to be short mark with this director; a few keeping up that pace, so eventu- dollar bribes! High level corrup- for “MacBeth,” which is alluded seasons ago she inflicted the ally, the writer gets a little “seri- tion! The spotlight’s finally been to and riffed on in an un-illumi- same style on super-realist ous,” a little “real,” and puts in an turned on the scandal. nating, mostly pretentious Henrik Ibsen. almost life-like situation. No, not Enron, Martha Stewart manner. In the leading roles of the de- At that point, we’re supposed or Arthur Anderson, but the The school of choice is called termined, upwardly mobile to stop leaning back in comfort- shocking story of ambitious yup- “Bright Ideas,” from where 90 couple, Bart and Burr make a able laughter, move to the edge pies breaking laws and abandon- percent of the toddlers go on to very attractive couple. They have of our seats, become involved ing ethics to get their little tod- Yale or Harvard. Their encoun- a nice stage presence and handle and care. We’re supposed to stop dlers into the right prestigious ters with teachers, parents, the muddled material as well as laughing from a distance and private pre-school. The scandal coaches and therapists are told in any two talented actors could. start a warmer, more intimate Photo courtesy of 12 Miles West of the kindergarten kiddies and a kind of “children’s theatre for Watching them, I found myself laughter because we’ve moved adults” style. mentally casting them in some closer to the humanity of the BEST LAID PLANS—The perfect birthday party goes awry in their scheming parents is the talk Eric Coble’s “Bright Ideas,” now playing at 12 Miles West in of certain circles and a subject Jane Keitel, Jamee Vance and classic romantic comedies. characters and have become con- Jon Bennett are directed to pretty Maybe something by Jean Kerr, nected and/or empathetic. Montclair. Pictured, from left, are Lenny Bart, Jane Keitel (as ripe for the sharp satirical skew- Bix Beaver), Tricia Burr, Jamee Vance and Jon Bennett. ering of a comic playwright. much face front and indicate and Robert Anderson, Neil Simon or It doesn’t work! “Bright Ideas” at 12 Miles underline a variety of obvious even (can they do British?) a bit Cartoon characters don’t West demonstrates that Eric cliché characters in an obvious of Noel Coward. Actually, as an become flesh and blood people People Are Talking. . . cliché style and they do just that. acting company, shouldn’t 12 half way through a play simply Coble is not that playwright. His About our 7,500 sq. ft. showroom and storehouse new play amounts to little more Credit them with fully commit- Miles West occasionally pick a because that’s what the play- filled with a rotating collection of estate contents: than a fairly lame poke at a big ting to Victoria Pero’s direction, script simply because they have wright needs. 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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 9 Murder focus of Dorn talk T. Felder Dorn will discuss his book, “The Guns of Meeting Street: A Southern Tragedy,” Thursday, April 3, at 8 p.m. in the parish hall of St. Stephen’s Church. Dorn’s presentation will include a reenactment of several short seg- ments of the two murder trials as- sociated with the case, resulting in the first time a woman was sen- tenced to die in the electric chair in South Carolina. Several township residents will play roles in the presentation of actual courtroom testimony. The Photos courtesy of the Paper Mill community is invited to attend the ON STAGE—Lerner and Loewe’s legendary musical of rett as King Arthur, Matt Bogart as Lancelot, Glory Cramp- lecture. For more information, call King Arthur and the celebrated Knights of the Round Table ton as Guenevere, and George S. Irving as Merlin/Pellinore. the church office, (973) 376-0688. T. Felder Dorn opens at the Paper Mill Playhouse Wednesday for a seven- For tickets, which are $30 to $67, call the box office at (973) week run through May 18. Starring are, from left, Brent Bar- 376-4343. STOREWIDE Chamber now taking registrations for 24th Art Fair PIANO The Millburn-Short Hills Avenue from Spring Street to and sculpture. No kits or note three slides along with a $100 Chamber of Commerce is hold- Main Street in Downtown Mill- cards will be accepted. entry fee and a self-addressed SALE ing its 24th annual Art Fair burn will be closed to vehicular The fee will be $100 for stamped envelope to the Mill- • Grands Sunday, Sept. 21, and artist and traffic to create a pedestrian artists registering by Aug. 31, burn-Short Hills Chamber of crafter registrations are now mall for the day. $125 for registrations received Commerce. Craft displays not • Uprights being accepted. Categories include oils, wa- from Sept. 1 through Sept. 20 selected will have the entry fee • Clavinova Approximately 140 artists tercolors, prints, acrylics, pho- and $140 for day of show regis- refunded. and crafts people from the tri- tography, drawings, pastels, trants. For more information, call the • Digital Pianos state area are expected to exhib- mixed media, collage, jewelry, Crafters are invited to send Chamber at (973) 379-1198. it their original works. Millburn pottery, woodcraft, weavings You Must • Disklavier Visit Our (Player Pianos) Showroom Arts center AUTHORIZED DEALER We Offer A Spectacular Showroom offers second Bring Your With One of the Largest Selections of Piano To Life Quality Pianos, Digitals & Players MOMA trip By Installing America’s

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Classes will ing them with the exam and techniques, and probability that matics is a private tutoring ser- panding to Summit. ware, but the true reward is the be held Monday and Wednesday teaching them how to analyze also appear. Students will solve a vice that offers instruction in all Imagine Tomorrow offers edu- excitement on the children’s evenings in April at Millburn and solve mathematics problems large number of SAT problems areas of middle school, high cational classes geared exclu- faces every time they go to class. High School. Students from all like a mathematician. Students of increasing levels of difficulty, school, and college mathematics, sively for youngsters between Imagine Tomorrow is now en- area high schools are eligible to should not only improve their and also learn test taking strate- as well as test preparation for the ages of 2 and 8. The program rolling for locations in Summit, attend. SAT results, but also do better in gies to improve their results. The SSAT, PSAT, SAT I and II, and teaches children to use comput- Madison, Chester, Ridgewood Tuition for the course is high school and college mathe- emphasis of this course is not on Advanced Placement exams. ers as a creative learning tool and other locations throughout $295, plus a $3 registration fee. matics classes. tricks, but rather in developing For more information, call while they make an exciting pro- New Jersey. For more informa- This includes all books and The SAT math course will skills to analyze a mathematical Short Hills Mathematics at (973) ject about traveling the world. tion, call (800) 466-9737 problem and find the solution. 921-9615 or the Millburn Adult The SAT mathematics course School at (973) 376-3600, exten- Noted music teacher will be taught by Mel Nathanson, sion 380. taking new students Calderone School holding Diana Bensoul holds a master’s choral director, accompanist and of music in education degree music educator since 1972 in both annual auditions May 18 from the Manhattan School of New York City and New Jersey The Calderone School of ods on their instruments, techni- Music and a bachelor of arts teaching toddlers through adults. Music in East Hanover, and cal requirements, sight reading, degree with honors in music from She is currently director of strings Springfield is conducting its and sight singing in solfeggio. Harpur College. at the Terrance C. Reilly Middle annual audition evaluations for Each student will then be pre- 256 Morris Avenue Her piano studies were with School for the Gifted and Talent- all strings, woodwind, brass, per- sented with a certificate of merit Springfield (973) 467-4688 Jean Casadesus at the Ecole ed in Elizabeth. Her students have E18151-01 cussion, voice, and jazz piano at the annual spring recital. Reg- E17103-01 D’Art Americaine, regularly been accepted into the students on Sunday, May 18 at 34 istration is open to all students of Fontainebleau, France, where she Greater Newark Youth Orchestra, Ridgedale Ave., East Hanover. the school and the deadline is this performed in master classes for a project of the New Jersey Sym- Students of all ages will be par- coming Tuesday. Nadia Boulanger and Robert phony Orchestra. The Reilly ticipating for a grade, critique Piano students are also regis- Casadesus. As a violinist she has Strings and Chorus have also per- and certificate from a qualified tering for the annual Music Edu- performed with the Bronx Sym- formed under her direction at the adjudicator. They will be re- cators Association auditions in phony, the Lehman College Or- New Jersey Teen Arts Festival re- quired to prepare selections rep- May and June at various cites chestra and in chamber ensem- ceiving superior ratings. resentative of various time peri- around the state. bles for the Suburban Community Bensoul is now accepting a M Music Center, as well as perform- limited number of new piano and Mark J. Caplan, DDS MS ing as a vocalist with the group violin students at all levels. For 116 Millburn Avenue, “Just Folk.” more information, call Bensoul at LET’S TALK... Camp 2003! Millburn, NJ 07041 Our Focus Is Your Child’s Needs Because... Camping Needs Are Individual (973) 376-6611 Bensoul has been an active (973) 376-0460. Visit Camps This Summer... 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Advertising Section wE18208-01978051-01 Back may be the cause of pain in the legs Delicious Edibles offers You know the feeling all too side of your hip. You wonder to thigh or calf, is often caused by a toes or a burning or aching sen- well. After sitting for a period of yourself, “Am I getting old? Do I pinched nerve in your back. sation when you walk or sit. Find something for everyone time, you go to get up and you have a problem with my hip? Is Many people call any pain in the out the true cause of leg pain and “Welcome to Millburn!” “We free goodies this is the place for feel a deep, boring, aching sensa- there a knee problem going on leg “sciatica”, but actually sciati- have the cause corrected. Would- needed a store like this!” “Every- you! The shop offers mouthwater- tion in the front of your thigh here? Did I pull a muscle in my ca is only one specific type of leg n’t it be nice to live without leg thing is delicious! ing chocolates, cookies, jelly that extends to your knee. Some- leg? Is this the “sciatica” many pain and is caused when the sci- pain? These are some of the nice beans, caramel popcorn and much times you can even feel pain on people talk about?” atic nerve is irritated. Other leg Dr. Joseph Murphy is the di- things Sy Lipper hears everyday more. They also have kid friendly the inside of your knee or on the Leg pain, especially in the pains may be caused when other rector of the Suburban Chiro- since he opened Delicious Edibles treats and they always have an nerves in the legs are irritated, practic Center in Chatham. He is located at 348 Millburn Ave. in array of samples on the counter. and irritation usually starts in the past president of the New Jersey Millburn only two short weeks Sy and his wife, Carol, put to- Optical shop is 110 back. When a “pinched nerve” as well as Morris County Chiro- ago. A few of the delights await- gether the finest products avail- causes leg pain often there is no practic Societies. For more infor- ing your visit are hand dipped able for their shop and will be back pain so people don’t associ- mation on leg pain, contact the chocolates, Belgian truffles, nuts, adding things all of the time. Stop years in the making ate the problem with their backs. Suburban Chiropractic Center, dried fruits, delicious baked goods by on Saturday, April 12, and Sat- Do you suffer from pain in the 301 Main Street, Chatham, and New York Magazine’s best bet urday, April 19, to visit the Easter J.C. Reiss, New Jersey’s oldest tention to its littlest customers. back or front of your leg? Tin- (973) 635-0036, or visit us on the pick, Laboratorio Gelato and Bunny who will be passing out optician, could qualify as a state J.C. Reiss understands that for gling or numbness in the feet or Web at www.drmurphy.com. Sorbet. candy in front of the store from 11 historical landmark. little ones, getting that first pair If you are in need of truly sugar a.m. to 4 p.m. It first opened in Newark in of glasses can be a harrowing ex- 1892, moved to the Oranges in perience. It is essential to know Local psychologist offers the 1940s and is now headquar- how to deal with small faces, Serving the Millburn area for over 15 years tered in Morristown. Even after how to create a friendly atmos- services to adults and kids Specializing in: 110 years in the business of phere, and have endless patience. Dr. Mark Siegert, Ph.D., hospitals, Siegert has appeared • Pregnancy, and Children utilizing the optics, J.C. Reiss continues to be It’s a traumatic experience for a presently has limited consulta- on CNN’s “American Morning “Webster Technique” at the forefront of the industry. young child. J.C. Reiss is firmly tion and evaluation time avail- with Paula Zahn;” “Connie • Athletic Injuries and Management Tom Harrigan is the fourth committed to expanding their able. Chung Tonight;” “The Wolf • Family Practice generation, having trained and role in the pediatric eyewear Psychotherapy, psychoanaly- Blitzer Report;” “Crossfire;” Visit us on line at www.foxchiropractic.net worked at J.C. Reiss since his market. To accommodate their sis, and psychological evalua- “Talkback Live;” Fox News Email: [email protected] graduation from college more pint-sized customers, a separate tions (including psychological Channel’s’ “The O’Reilly For an appointment call us at than 30 years ago. J.C. Reiss and store entrance has been created 973-467-9070 testing) are available for adults Factor;” NBC’s “Weekend E18155-01 Tom Harrigan have been serving for children and their parents. Dr. Michael C. Fox and adolescents. 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Do they feel ok that their country is leading this back pain, you may be inadv- war? erently changing the way you Fear in the young is often experienced very differently than it is expe- use your muscles. And in the rienced by adults--often much less directly. They may not know why process, you may be increas- they have become more irritable; have more trouble sitting down to ing your risk of re-injury. This do homework; and more trouble falling asleep. They may become ruder, or have more arguments with friends, siblings and parents. possibility is suggested by a Dr. Paula Viespi 3DWULFLD 'DYLGVRQ 06 5' recent study in which the MS,DC,DACBSP And seniors can be frightened as it reminds them of how fragile and 2IILFHV LQ 0LOOEXUQ 6FRWFK 3ODLQV DQG %HOOHYLOOH short life can be. They can worry about losing their children and  stresses placed on the spines of E18154-01 grandchildren, losing the sense of security and safety that they had-- both healthy individuals and those with lower back losing, in general, their sense of well-being which even more than pain were measured while they were put through the younger adults, is more fragile and easily replaced with anxiety, same motions and tasks (lifting). It was found that the insomnia, irritability, or depression. stresses were higher among those with back injuries. In LEG PAIN According to Dr. Siegert, maintaining, or building, a realistically fact, there was twice as much twisting force and one optimistic perspective is crucial to our peace-of-mind, as well as our That “searing, burning pain” in your and a half times as much compressive force. The dif- self-esteem and sense of well-being. If one is struggling with insecu- thigh and calf...that “aching, numb- ferences rested with the extra efforts back patients rities such as those engendered by the war, these feelings need to be ing” feeling in your hip and but- made to compensate for their injuries. discussed and dealt with so that one’s sense of well-being can be tocks...that “tingling” in your foot and restored. Discuss your concerns with friends and family members, toes and loss of balance... At MILLBURN CHIROPRACTIC ARTS, we draw with social or religious groups, or professionally when one senses It interferes wiht your ability to walk, upon a wealth of knowledge and experience with treat- that more is needed to restore one’s balance. The best psychological ride a bicycle, play golf, garden...to ing and preventing back pain and back injuries. Sooth- advice is to keep active, both professionally and socially-don’t stop have FUN IN LIFE! the activities one enjoys, don’t start drinking more or taking drugs, ing and pain-reducing spinal adjustments have been and exercise even more than usual. By keeping active, the destructive Leg pain, thigh ache and numbness, developed over the last century, during which chiro- effects of anxious fear are lessened. But when these steps aren’t and tingling in the foot may actually practors have practiced, improved, and refined their enough, seek professional help. Counseling or medication can be of be caused by a pinched back nerve immense help in troubling times. even though you have NO back pain techniques. Please call 973-467-3993 to schedule an - it could even be sciatica - Drs. appointment. We’re located at 68 Essex Street, across Dr. Joseph J. Murphy About Dr. Mark Siegert, PhD: Murphy and Kretz are experts in find- from the train station. 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Dr Viespi has been in family practice since 1983 and top new stories. treats a variety of musculoskeletal conditions including Pedi- th Celebrating Our 18 Year atric, Pregnancy related back pain, disc problems & By Appointment Only headaches. Mark Siegert, PhD. 301 Main Street • Chatham, New Jersey • (973) 635-0036 For any questions contact Dr. Paula Viespi at:68 75 Main St., Suite 201, Millburn, NJ 07041

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Page 16 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 Openings exist in summer camps The Millburn Recreation De- from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The years old by Oct. 1, 2003 and partment has openings in its TGIS Day Camp meets at Gero who do not turn 10 on or before summer camp programs. Park Monday through Friday Oct. 1, 2003. The Hartshorn School Mini- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The TGIS Day Camp at Gero Day Camp meets Monday The Hartshorn Mini Day Park is open to township resi- through Thursday from 9 a.m. Camp features two, three-week dents who are 10 years old by to noon, the Taylor Park sessions—June 30 to July 17 Oct. 1, 2003, and are not 14 Summer Playground Camps are and July 21 to Aug. 7. The Play- years old on or before Oct. 1, offered in two sessions— ground, Deerfield and TGIS 2003. Monday through Friday from 9 camps run from June 30 to July Each of the camps will have a.m. to noon and a full day ses- 18 and July 21 to Aug. 8. special event days, day trips, sion is held weekdays from 9 The Mini-Camp is open to arts and crafts, sports activities a.m. to 3:30 p.m. township residents who are 4 and swimming at the municipal The Deerfield Day Camp years old by Oct. 1, 2003, and pool (all camps except the meets Monday through Friday who do not turn 6 on or before Mini-Day Camp). Oct. 1, 2003. For further information re- The Taylor Park Playground garding registration or camp ac- and Deerfield camps are for tivities, contact the recreation township residents who are 6 department at (973) 564-7097.

Staff photo/Jim Connelly GIFT FROM THE CONGRESSMAN—Township Mayor Thomas C. McDermott (right) and XOMA U.S. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen display a flag the congressman donated to the munici- pality Saturday morning following an open house at Town Hall. The flag flew over the Salon & Spa Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 31, 2002.

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 17 SPORTS MHS softball team aims to take the next step to the team,” according to Saladi- By Jim Connelly no. of The Item Shortstop Drew (.351, 10 RBI), Wendy Saladino’s first season a starter since her freshman year, at the helm of the Millburn High anchors the Miller infield at short- School varsity softball team fea- stop. tured a three-game improvement Comprising the remainder of in the victory column. the team’s infield corps are junior “This season should be another third baseman Courtney Beighley, stepping stone for us,” said Saladi- sophomore first baseman Chris- no, whose squad (9-17 last spring) tine Calicchio, sophomore second is scheduled to open the 2003 baseman Rebecca Goldring, campaign with a 4 p.m. contest at freshman first baseman Alex Edell Union Tuesday afternoon. “We and freshman second baseman are young and learning. Two of Jenna Mercadante. our open spots will be earned by Juniors Adrianna Perlman and freshmen, which is an excellent Maura Miraglia, sophomore sign for the future of our pro- Lauren Burrick and freshman Na- gram.” talie Rubenstein are vying for the Millburn’s projected 13-player starting outfield spots. roster is anchored by four se- MILLER NOTES—Lost to niors—tri-captains Kelly graduation were first baseman Zampino, Robyn Drew and Rita Staff photo/Jim Connelly Aliya Hussain, center fielder Alex Greenslade—and Claire Miraglia. NEW COACH IN CHARGE—Azuree Schnur watches the Zampino, a right-hander, and Dahlman, third baseman/left field- action during Monday afternoon’s scrimmage against Whip- Greenslade comprise the team’s er/first baseman Rebecca Kral and pany Park. Schnur is scheduled to make her official coaching battery. Zampino compiled an 8- third baseman/outfielder/designat- debut Wednesday when the Millers open the 2003 campaign 16 record as the team’s No. 1 ed hitter Amanda Sverchek. at Dwight-Englewood. hurler in 2002. Zampino, Kral (.397, one home “Kelly worked very hard over run, 15 RBI), and Goldring, who the summer and we will look to played left field last season, gar- New MHS lax coach her leadership and experience this nered Northern Hills Conference, season,” Saladino said. “Also Skyline Division second team playing a positive role in the honors in 2002. Greenslade and ready for task at hand Millers’ predicted depth is pitcher Drew were afforded Skyline Divi- Claire Miraglia, sion honorable mention recogni- all-conference, All-East Coast Greenslade’s “strong arm and tion. The Millers compiled a 7-9 By Jim Connelly Athletic Conference and regional field presence will be a great asset division mark last season. of The Item All-America honors during her in- Plenty of new faces, from the tercollegiate career. 2003 MHS varsity softball schedule coaches to the players, dot the Annussek, who takes over the April F-25 Newark West Side H-4:00 roster of the Millburn High assistant’s position formerly held T-1 Union A-4:00 M-28 Passaic Valley A-4:00 School girls varsity lacrosse team. by Lori Demsey, is a first-year W-2 Morris Catholic A-4:00 T-29` Montclair A-4:00 The new faces begin at the top physical education teacher at Th-3 Passaic Valley H-4:00 W-30 West Orange H-4:00 with the arrival of head coach Millburn Middle School. An- F-4 Verona A-4:00 May S-5 Newark Aca. Trn. A-TBA Th-1 Livingston A-4:00 Staff photo/Jim Connelly Azuree Schnur and assistant nussek is a former Kean lacrosse M-7 West Orange A-4:00 F-2 Lakeland H-4:00 coach Kristy Annussek. player, having captained the 2002 W-9 Lakeland A-4:00 M-5 Mt. St. Dominic A-4:00 VITAL PLAYERS—Among the players second-year Miller squad along with Schnur. F-11 Mt. St. Dominic H-4:00 W-7 Wayne Valley H-4:00 head softball coach Wendy Saladino is counting on key con- Schnur was appointed to fill the S-12 Kearny A-7:00 F-9 Orange A-4:00 vacancy caused when Meredith The Millers rolled to an 8-2 M-14 Wayne Valley A-4:00 T-13 Madison H-4:00 tributions from shortstop Robyn Drew (3) and second base- Kane stepped down last summer defeat of Whippany Park in scrim- M-21 Jonathan Dayton H-4:00 W-14 West Milford H-4:00 man Rebecca Goldring. Millburn is scheduled to open the after three seasons in the position. mage action Monday afternoon. W-23 West Milford A-4:00 F-16 Verona H-4:00 season Tuesday afternoon at Union. Kane compiled a 17-26-2 mark, capped by last year’s 2-8-1 show- Miller laxers seek better ing, at Millburn. “We have a lot of expectations for the season and the team has showing under new coach expressed an interest to really better themselves in the sport,” By Jim Connelly Schnur said. “One goal we have is of The Item to improve on last year’s record. “We are optimistic for a reward- We feel this is possible because of ing season although wins may be the positive energy among the tough to come by with a tough team—they all have great atti- schedule.” tudes and are willing to work Those words by Bruce Davis hard.” describe the challenge awaiting Millburn’s new coaches are still Millburn High School’s new boys evaluating the talent of candidates varsity lacrosse coach this spring. for the varsity team and plan on Davis, who comes to Millburn settling on the varsity roster later after serving as Boonton High this week. School’s head coach the past four Ten members of the 2002 squad seasons, inherits a program departed via graduation, leaving coming off a 6-12 campaign in Schnur and Annussek with plenty what turned out to be Kevin of holes to fill. Meany’s 10th and final season as Millburn’s senior class contin- the Millers’ coach. Meany is now gent is comprised of Hayley the head coach at Salve Regina Brown, Lauren Busby, Rachel University in Rhode Island. Bruce Davis Chubb, Liz Kirn, Stephanie Lai, The 2003 Millers will rely New head coach Kathryn Rowland, Laura Silver- heavily on underclassmen in the man, Stephanie Tenenbaum and wake of the departure via gradua- niors Francesco D’Andrea, Alex Dede Ukueberuwa. tion of 10 members of last year’s Leung, Tyler Heckman, Teddy Rowland, who scored seven squad. D’Alessio, Chris DiRienzo and goals as a center mid in 2002, Senior attackman Aaron Alex Chasin, and freshman Alex earned North Jersey Lacrosse Younger, senior attackman Julian Dolce are seeking roster berths as League Stripes Division second Dawes and sophomore attackman midfielders. team honors last spring. Kirn, an Brandon Strauss are exepcted to Senior Alex Spining and juniors attack home, scored six goals and lead the team on offense accord- Jon Thompson, Alex Ziccardi, garnered Stripes Division honor- ing to Davis. Senior middies Adam Pivko and Aaron Webman able mention in 2002. Andrew Rizzo, Alex Kamins, are seeking to win playing time on Juniors vying for spots on the Shariff Mohmoud and Teddy Sul- defense. Senior goalie Mike Light varsity include Noelle Daly, is expected to serve as Katzman’s livan also are being counted on for E18169-01 Lauren Fischer, Margo Goldberg, offensive support. backup. Hilary Harrison, Sarah Hou, Seniors Drew Kearse and Alex Stephanie Hsiung, Erica Izenberg, Roth and junior Adam Geringer- Allison Morris, Kirsten Raptis Dunn are expected to anchor the and Jessica Waxman. defense in front of junior goalie The program’s largest contin- Aaron Katzman, who takes over gent is the 28-strong sophomore in between the pipes for the grad- class. uated Bob Moseman. MILLER NOTES—Schnur, a Also challenging for spots on 2002 graduate of Kean University the varsity roster are attackmen with a bachelor of arts degree in James Foley, a senior; and juniors physical education and health, Josh Senior and Chris Arnold. was a member of Kean’s field Senior Geoffrey Mintz and ju- hockey and lacrosse teams. 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Page 18 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 Summit Par-3 offering 2003 season memberships A limited number of Summit driver’s license or credit card Par-3 Golf Course memberships statement. are being offered by the A color photo—passport Summit Recreation Department quality—one-inch high by an to township residents (21 and inch and a quarter wide close up older) who are current or antic- portrait of the face is also re- ipated 2003 Millburn Municipal quired. The Summit Par-3 Par-3 Golf Course members. membership fee is $100. A lottery will be held on Sat- Millburn Municipal Par-3 urday, April 12, at noon, at golf course membership appli- Bauer Community Center in cations should be submitted to Taylor Park to disperse these Millburn Town Hall for pro- memberships. The building cessing. If the application has Photo courtesy of Diane Anton will open at 11:30 a.m. to col- not been submitted for 2003 as BRONZE MEDALISTS—Township residents Robbie Kirk, lect the necessary information. of the lottery date, that applica- Brett Anton, Jud Riley and Greg Kirk, from left, helped the Two proofs of current Millburn tion can be brought to the lot- New Jersey Devils Squirt A team place third in the recent Township residence are re- tery on April 12 (as proof of an- all-state league tournament. The Devils capped their quired for all applicants. ticipated 2003 Millburn Par-3 Photos courtesy of Millburn Recreation Department season with a first-place showing at the Battle of the Barn Golfers should bring a current golf membership) for submis- Tournament in Chester County, Pa. The team went 32-12- ACE FOUL SHOOTERS—Tyler Bank, Michael DiTom- electric, gas or phone bill sion to Millburn Town Hall for 4 and won two tourney titles in the 2002-03 campaign. maso, Ray Buckley and Steven Balter (clockwise from (renters may submit a copy of processing. For additional in- top left) claimed Millburn Recreation Department foul lease) along with a second formation, call the recreation shooting titles in competition held in conjunction with proof of residency, such as a department at (973) 564-7097. the recent boys basketball league championship games. Bank won the fourth grade title, DiTomasso the fifth grade crown, Buckley the sixth grade title and 2003 schedules announced Balter the seventh and eighth grade crown. for Millburn golf squads Schedules for the 2003 Mill- W-7 Madison# H-3:30 burn High School boys and girls Th-8 Caldwell= A-3:30 M-12 NJSIAA Tourn. A-TBA golf teams have been announced T-13 West Side& H-3:30 by the office of Millburn Direc- W-14 Montclair! A-3:30 tor of Athletics Ted D’Alessio. Th-15 Montville# H-3:30 M-19 Verona! A:3:30 The schedules follow: T-20 Verona# H-3:30 W-21 New Providence** A-3:30 Millburn boys golf Th-22 Livingston& H-3:30 April W-28 NHC Tourn. A-TBA Th-3 Parsippany# H-3:30 #: Canoe Brook Country Club. M-7 Montville@ A-3:30 @: Rockaway River Country Club. T-8 Caldwell# H-3:30 &: Maplewood Country Club. W-9 Bishop Francis# H-3:30 %: Crestmont Country Club. Th-10 Madison& H-3:30 +: The Knoll. M-14 West Orange# H-3:30 *: East Orange Golf Course. T-15 Bishop Francis* A-3:30 ++: Somerset Hills Country Club. W-16 West Side& H-3:30 =: Mountain Ridge Country Club. M-28 West Orange% A-3:30 !: Montclair Country Club. T-29 Delbarton# H-3:30 **: Ash Brook Golf Course. W-30 Parsippany+ A-3:30 May Millburn girls golf Th-1 Montclair& H-3:30 April M-5 Essex Tourn.* A-8:00 T-1 Mt. St. Dominic& H-3:30 T-6 Delbarton++ A-3:30 T-8 Holy Angels@ A-3:30 W-9 Immac. Heart++ A-3:30 Th-10 Morristown$ A-3:30 Recreation department seeking lifeguards, pool staff M-14 Holy Angels# H-3:30 M-28 Passaic Tech* A-3:30 The Millburn Recreation De- tions at the township pool in Gero at the recreation department’s W-30 Pope John XXIII! A-3:30 partment is accepting applications Park. Town Hall office or call (973) May Th-1 Mt. St. Dominic& H-3:30 for lifeguard and pool staff posi- Interested persons should apply 564-7097 for more information. M-5 Essex Tourn.% A-8:00 T-6 Mt. St. Dominic!! A-3:30 W-7 Pope John XXIII# H-3:30 Th-8 Immac. Heart# H-3:30 Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brunner-Grande M-12 Morristown$ A-3:30 T-13 Morristown& H-3:30 YOUNG DEVILS—Township residents Vincent Lima (left) W-14 Passaic Tech# H-3:30 and Christopher Brunner-Grande helped the New Jersey &: Maplewood Country Club. @: Alpine Country Club. Devils Mite C Youth Hockey Club take second place in ++: Orchard Hills Golf Club. the Ed Lynch Memorial Shamrock Tournament held $: Pinch Brook Golf Club. March 13 to 16 at South Mountain Arena in West Orange. #: Canoe Brook Country Club *: North Jersey Country Club. Not pictured is teammate and town resident Philip Pikus. !: Rolling Hills Golf Club. %: East Orange Golf Course. !!: Essex Fells Country Club. Get registration forms online Investments Registration forms for recre- YOUR AD ation department programs can Andrea D. Brisgel be downloaded online by visit- Vice-President ing the township’s Web site at Investments COULD www.twp.millburn.nj.us. •973-993-5229 Photos courtesy of Millburn Recreation Department Once the site has been ac- •800-524-2423 APPEAR FOUL SHOOTING CHAMPS—Molly Gorman (left), Stefanie Weg and Sarah Darivoff cap- cessed, visitors should go the tured Millburn Recreation Department foul shooting titles in competition held in conjunc- forms library to obtain registra- •Fax: 973-993-5276 tion with the finals of the girls basketball league playoffs. Gorman won the fourth grade tion forms. HERE! title, Weg the fifth and sixth grade league crown and Darivoff the seventh and eighth grade For more information, con- league title. tact the township recreation de- SALOMON SMITH FOR MORE partment at (973) 564-7097. 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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 19 Register by mail for pool, Second 9-11 race set for May 4 The second Millburn-Short Stephanie Dixon of Summit golf, tennis memberships Hills 9-11 Victims’ Fund placed first in the women’s field Run/Walk has been scheduled a year ago. The Millburn Recreation De- tration is completed. for Sunday, May 4, at 9 a.m. Race applications are avail- partment is accepting registra- For further information, read The race begins and ends in able at Town Hall and the tions by mail for the 2003 pool, the application, which was front of the Essex Street fire Sneaker Factory, 308 Millburn golf and tennis seasons. mailed to all township homes, or station. Ave. Application forms also can Previous members must mail view the applications on the The inaugural race was held be downloaded at www.com- township’s Web site at in the application, appropriate on April 7, 2002, and attracted puscore.com. documents and payment to the www.twp.millburn.nj.us. in the 464 participants, 201 of them All proceeds from the May 4 recreation department’s Town “forms” section. Information runners. event will be donated directly to Hall office. First-time members also may be obtained by calling must also mail in a 1-inch by 1- the recreation department at Tyson Everson of Princeton the Millburn-Short Hills 9-11 inch photo. (973) 564-7097. claimed the men’s title and Victims’ Fund. Pool membership applications and documents must be received by Thursday, May 1, in order to Photo courtesy of Kevin Willens receive six free guest passes per family membership or three free SOCCER LEAGUE CHAMPS—Tanya Sood scored a pair guest passes per individual mem- of goals and Nikki Willens, Katie Beimfohr and Hannah bership. Flaum each scored one goal March 15 to lead the Mill- Allow three to five days for burn Soccer Club’s Red Hots to a 5-1 defeat of Edison processing of all memberships. United in the Under-11 Girls Indoor Winter Soccer League Last season’s photo identifica- championship game at the Center Circle in Rahway. Team tion is not valid until 2003 regis- members are, front row, from left, Alexis Bocian-Reper- owitz, Tanya Sood, Nikki Willens, Hannah Flaum and Erica Leh; second row, Emily Butcher and Emily Beim- fohr; and, standing, Katie Beimfohr. Not pictured is team member Janie Penney.

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Page 20 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 Region accolades earned by MHS musicians, singers

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 21 Millburn Middle School musicians earn region honors

ALL-STAR MUSICIANS—Nine Millburn Middle School students have been selected to the 2003 Intermediate Region 1 Band by the North Jersey Music Educators Association. Seated, from left, are Noah Berg, Greg James, Jeff Rauch, Nicole Wee and Katherine Lin. Standing are David Kobray, Sam Budish and Jill Adler, Not pictured is tuba player Evan Berger.

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Page 22 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 Taste of the Towns dinner set for Saturday The Education Foundation of held at the Sports Academy on Design, Healthy & Elegant the middle school, a new sound Millburn-Short Hills is gearing East Willow Street and will fea- Caterers, Hors d’Oeuvres Un- system for the high school audi- up for its ninth annual Taste of ture an extensive silent auction limited, James Caterers, Kings torium, equipment for special the Towns dinner on Saturday. and raffle. Participants can also Catering, La Strada, Laurence services, and programs for the This year the event will be test their skills in the virtual Craig Distinctive Catering, arts through a partnership with golf longest drive competition, Lilac, Ling Ling, Chinese Cui- Lincoln Center. the slot car racing road test, and sine, New World Catering, Oc- Requests for funding from the Essex County the basketball free throw com- tagon 10 Catering, Panera, Education Foundation are made petition. Providing music for Terra Luna, Westminster Hotel, through the school superinten- sets absentee dancing will be the Dynamic and Zodiac Catering. dent’s office and this year will be ballot deadlines Duo. Funds raised by the event and crucial in several areas, due to the Absentee Overset Taste of the Towns will take through the yearlong member- sizeable cuts in state and federal A deadline of Tuesday, April on a new meaning, this year, ship drive will go toward pur- funding. Already, the district has 8, has been established for with food provided by area chasing equipment and funding cut all funding for technology. Essex County residents wishing caterers, including Chef programs throughout the school The goal for the Education Foun- to vote by absentee ballot in the Michael Caterers, Andy’s district. dation is to raise more than school board elections sched- Sister’s Catering, Antonio’s Last year, the $90,000 raised $100,000 this year. uled for Tuesday, April 15. Mozzarella Factory, Bella by the Education Foundation Tickets are still available for the County residents may be eli- Luna, Cait & Abby’s Daily was used to purchase 15 Taste of the Towns dinner. For in- gible to vote via absentee ballot Bread, Celsos, Chanticler, Eight portable computers and five formation about the event or to if they meet one of the follow- Hills Catering, Eppes Essen, digital cameras for the elemen- make a donation, call (973) 379- ing conditions: absent from the Events by Joni, Food of Our tary schools, a grand piano for 7527. state on Election Day, illness or physical disabilities, perma- nently and totally disabled, ob- servance of a religious holiday, resident attendance at a school, college or university, or nature FIRST of hours of employment. TIME % UP Absentee ballot applications EVER! TO Photo courtesy of South Mountain School PTO by mail must be received by APR April 8. Monday, April 14, at 3 ZERO FOR 60 MONTHS GUBERNATORIAL GATHERING—Former Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco poses with Danielle Flaum (left), Emily p.m. is the deadline to apply for Butcher, Hannah James and Victoria Graessle during an absentee ballot in person. If For further information, call NOW ON ALL SATURNS. qual. a recent visit to South Mountain School. DiFrancesco discussed the process of making laws with South Moun- the Essex County Clerk’s Elec- tion Division at (973) 621- tain fourth and fifth graders. Brand New 2003 Brand New Elegantly Restyled 2003 4923. USS Coral Sea Saturn ION 1 Saturn L-200 reunion planned $ $ Crewmen who have served 0000566338-01 Finance For Per Mo. 72 Mos. Lease For Per Mo. 48 Mos. aboard the USS Coral Sea are 208 229 being sought for a mini-reunion on Saturday, April 16, at Sir John’s Restaurant in North Brunswick. Additional information is also available about the U.S.S. Coral Sea CVA-43 Association by call- ing Jack Weber at (732) 828-1234 $ % 0 DOWN CENTER FOR THE ARTS APR Financing 0 Avail. For 60 Months If Qual AUTOMATIC • AIR COND. 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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 23 Chamber of Commerce selling gift checks Web site lists information The Chamber of Commerce, in through Friday from 8:45 a.m. to munity,” she added. “A chamber- and furnishings, gift baskets, about local United Way partnership with PNC Bank and 4 p.m., Thursday from 8:45 a.m. sponsored gift certificate program home décor, flowers and personal Sovereign Bank, is continuing the to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 allows us to bring the business services. Millburn-Short Hills gift United Way of Millburn-Short portunity to make a single contri- sale of Millburn-Short Hills gift p.m. to 12:30 p.m. community together in a common checks are available for holiday Hills has announced that its new bution combined with profes- checks. The gift checks, which are “By giving a Millburn-Short mission to encourage the public to and special occasion giving. Web site is up and running, filled sionally planned fund distribu- in the form of a bank check, are Hills gift check, you are giving the shop, dine and do business in all A booklet of participating busi- with information for local resi- tion. Contributions are collected available for purchase at PNC recipient the ‘gift of choice’ and of Millburn-Short Hills.” nesses will accompany each gift dents about several local charities. and channeled to a variety of or- Bank, 170 Essex St., Sovereign supporting local business at the Gift checks, which are available certificate. More than 100 mer- In addition to explaining how ganizations, with quarterly Bank, 555 Millburn Ave., and at same time,” said Carrie Lemer- in any denomination up to $100, chants are currently accepting gift United Way functions within the money grants. the Chamber of Commerce office, man, Chamber of Commerce ex- may be used in a variety of retail checks, and new merchants are community, the new site lists and The new Web site provides 343 Millburn Ave., Suite 303. ecutive director. “This is a pro- and dining establishments. Mill- added to the list on an ongoing describes the services of more specific information about the Gift checks can be purchased gram that allows us to promote burn-Short Hills gift checks can basis. A complete list of partici- than 20 organizations funded by local United Way, as well as de- during normal banking hours. business from Millburn Avenue to be used to purchase movie or the- pating businesses can be found on Millburn-Short Hills residents scribing the local groups to PNC Bank is open Monday Morris Turnpike, and from Main ater tickets, a musical instrument, the chamber Web site at through the local United Way. whom it makes contributions. through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3 and Essex streets to Chatham bicycle, manicure or ice cream www.millburnchamber.com. An outgrowth of the former The site, www.unitedwayofmill- p.m., Thursday to 6 p.m. and Sat- Road. sundae. They may be used to pur- For more information, call the Community Chest of Millburn burn.org, also describes how to urday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sov- “We have several significant, chase apparel, jewelry, acces- Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of and Short Hills, the local United contribute and where to go to ereign Bank hours are Monday thriving business areas in the com- sories, children’s clothing, toys Commerce at (973) 379-1198. Way provides residents the op- volunteer.

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Page 24 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 YMCA branches offering camps Registration is ongoing for camp activities and guest speak- basketball and volleyball for camps offered at the Summit and ers. girls. Also new are Camp Little Springfield branches of the Younger campers can also Moon, for the first time camper, Summit Area YMCA. choose from Little Beavers at the and Camp Quest, which focuses The YMCA has been provid- Summit YMCA, Sports Shorts on leadership development for ing camps to meet the various and Discovery Camp, which middle schoolers. Visit us at burgdorff.com to see all our homes for sale. needs of children ages 3 to 16, allows kindergarteners to spend The Springfield YMCA offers for almost 70 years. mornings at the Watchung Reser- its Camp Anupama for children Beginning with Camp Can- vation and afternoons at the entering kindergarten through nundus, which is held in the YMCA. the fifth grade, which is held in Watchung Reservation and ac- The Summit YMCA also Ruby Park in Springfield, and is credited by the American Camp- offers specialty and sports camps rooted in the belief that summer- ing Association, children can ex- for counselors in training. time is for playing in a fun and plore nature, work on crafts, go New this summer is All Sports safe atmosphere. For a camp swimming and participate in spe- Camp as well as competitive brochure call (908) 273-3330 or cial events such as field trips, all sports camps, including soccer, visit www.summitareaymca,org.

Congratulations to Robin Benjamin Robin, a top producing sales associate in the Burgdorff ERA Short Hills office was recently recognized at the ERA Awards luncheon in San Diego, CA. Robin’s outstanding production in 2002, earned her the award for being eighth in selling volume among the 28,000 Breaking All Records ERA sales associates worldwide. If you are in the market to buy or sell a home, let Robin’s proven expertise go to work for you. Robin can be reached at her direct line 973-376-6331, by email at [email protected] or stop by and visit her at the Short Hills office. Short Hills She looks forward to speaking with you.

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 25 Chamber of Commerce selling baseball caps As part of an initiative to foster The Chamber has raised more way, and the Chamber of Com- pride and support for community than $20,000 to date for the merce office at 343 Millburn beautification projects, the Cham- Courtyard project through cap Ave., Suite 303. ber of Commerce is continuing to proceeds and private business The caps can be used as sell navy blue washed twill base- donations stocking stuffers or for holiday ball caps featuring, in small let- Caps are available for pur- gifts. ters, the name Millburn-Short chase at several locations In addition to residents, Hills above an American flag. throughout town including chamber members have pur- The caps sell for $20, with Futter’s Shoes, 333 Millburn chased them. the proceeds earmarked for Ave., Millburn Delicatessen, “We want the caps to repre- beautification projects, includ- 328 Millburn Ave., The Sneaker sent a sense of community pride ing renovation of The Court- Factory, 308 Millburn Ave., while supporting local beautifi- yard area downtown, which is ASAP Photo, 41 Main St., and cation and business area im- tentatively slated to begin this Carvel of Millburn, 32 Main St. provement projects,” said spring. Part of the proceeds al- Caps also are available at Carrie Lemerman, the cham- ready has funded 10 outdoor Molly Too, 188 Essex St., Mill- ber’s executive director. planters, which were installed burn Camera at 345 Millburn For more information on this last spring along Millburn Ave., The Spa at the Hilton and other chamber initiatives, Photo courtesy of South Mountain School PTO Avenue. Short Hills at 41 Kennedy Park- call (973) 379-1198. SPECIAL VISITOR—Kindergarten and first grade students pose with children’s author and illustrator Irene Kelly March 6 in the South Mountain School’s Library Media Center. Kelly brought her original artwork for the book “Ebbie and Flo” to look at while she read aloud from her book. The Tannen Group, Realtors® Jazz legend Ferguson 973-425-8900 giving MHS concert www.tannenrealty.com Jazz great Maynard Ferguson The undisputed King of the and his Big Bop Noveau band High Note, Ferguson has mes- perform Monday, April 7, at 8 merized his fans ever since he p.m. in the main auditorium at debuted with the Stan Kenton Millburn High School, 462 Mill- Orchestra in 1950. No other burn Ave., following a week- trumpeter, up to that point, could long engagement at the Blue hit the stratospheric high range Note in New York City. and sustain note quality with the Ferguson interprets standard controlled precision he has music, as well as an ever-grow- demonstrated. His compositions, ing list of new compositions, as well as works from the many with an emphasis on improvisa- band members he has employed tion. His crowd-pleasing style over the years, are some of focuses on individual expres- today’s standards in the jazz sionism. repertoire. Ferguson has hun- EXECUTIVE COLLECTION dreds of recordings and sound- “Majestic Estate” Discount movie tracks and has performed all over the world. Mendham Township - Magnificent custom estate home in impeccable condition on 5+ tickets available “This concert is an excellent landscaped acres with brook/pool/gazebo. Thirteen elegantly appointed, oversized rooms The Millburn-Short Hills opportunity for people to hear including two-story oak library, sunroom and new kitchen. Prime cul-de-sac location. Chamber of Commerce, in part- one of the best jazz musicians in $1,895,000 nership with Clearview Cinemas, the world right here in Millburn,” said Mindy Scheierman, Mill- Proudly presented by Ann Tannen continues to offer discounted ad- E18217-01 E18123-01 mission movie tickets good at all burn High School’s Director of New Jersey Clearview Cinemas. Bands. “It is also the first time Tickets cost $5.50 and can be we have hosted a professional used anytime, including week- concert on our stage.” ends and holidays, after the first Ferguson is a master musician, 10 days of a picture’s general re- maestro, composer, record pro- lease. They are valid for one year ducer, film soundtrack artist, and through the month punched on a highly respected educator and the ticket. Some restrictions may clinician. apply. A portion of his life has been Tickets can be used as gifts or devoted to visiting high schools for the family to use. The and colleges to promote the art of Our Commitment To Providing number of ticket purchases is un- jazz. limited. Tickets are $20 and can be Exceptional Service For more information, call the purchased in advance by calling Chamber office at (973) 379- Scheierman at (973) 376-3600, 1198. extension 374. Does Make A Difference... Our Clients Receive The Benefits

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Page 26 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 27, 2003 CASA holding candlelight vigil ESL program taking place at MSU IRS running volunteer Essex County Court Appointed Gospel Trio. Members of the An eight-week “English as a two or three times a week, from Special Advocate will host a public are invited to attend the free Second Language” program is April 7 to June 2. tax assistance sites “Light of Hope Candlelight Vigil” event to show support for the fight being offered at Montclair State To register or obtain addition- Thursday, April 3, from 6 to 7:30 against child abuse. University. al information on class sched- Free tax help is as near as a In addition to offering free p.m. at the Newark Museum, 49 For more information and to Registration takes place on ules and locations, call the community center or local li- income tax preparation assis- Washington St., Newark. make reservations, call Karen Monday and Wednesday. Begin- Center for Professional and brary for thousands of New tance, many VITA and TCE sites The event will feature the Ap- Burns or Jamillah Griggs at (973) ning to advanced level classes Continuing Education at (973) Jersey residents this year, the In- offer e-filing. Individuals taking prentice Choir of the Newark 693-6785 or (973) 648-3308. are available, day and evening, 655-4333. ternal Revenue Service (IRS) an- advantage of the e-file program Boys Chorus and Integrity House nounced. will receive their refunds in half Nearly 150 sites of the IRS the time compared to returns Volunteer Income Tax Assistance filed on paper—even faster when (VITA) Program or the Tax they take advantage of direct de- YOUR Counseling for the Elderly posit of the refund. A faster (TCE) Program provide free refund is not the only advantage basic income tax return prepara- of using e-file. Electronically- REALTOR tion to individuals with low to filed returns are more accurate, moderate incomes, individuals and e-filers receive an acknowl- SOURCE with disabilities, non-English edgment from the IRS that it has A Convenient Guide to Locating Your speaking taxpayers, and the el- received the return. Ideal Real Estate Professional derly. In addition to free tax Taxpayers wanting to take ad- return preparation assistance, vantage of these volunteer assis- SHORT HILLS some sites also offer free elec- tance programs should bring the Open House Sunday - March 30, 2003 tronic filing (e-filing). following information with them “Through these volunteer pro- when they visit a VITA or TCE 96 Westview Road - From 1 to 4 Lucille Buonocore grams we are able to offer free site: & Tatiana Shiloff tax preparation assistance to in- Form W-2, Wage and Tax BRAND NEW COLONIAL dividuals who may find it diffi- Statements, from each employer; A great family home boasting 5 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, New Remax Associates cult to pay for tax preparation Forms 1099, for such things as gourmet kitchen, luxury amenities. Approximately services,” said Charlotte Wiley, interest or dividends; 5,500 square feet of living space located on huge ter- Over 12 Years Experience territory manager for IRS Stake- A list of income and expenses; raced property.$2,470,000 Directions: Great Hills Drive holder Partnerships and Commu- A copy of last year’s tax or Long Hill to Westview. nication. return; and Lucille Eves: 973-762-6423 “Our volunteers are the heart All other information pertinent HARDING TOWNSHIP Cell: 973-204-3106 of the program and many have to this year’s tax return. been helping for years. They Visit the IRS Web Site at ALEXANDER REALTORS Tatiana Eves: 973-467-2261 enjoy the challenges of tax www.irs.gov to learn more about Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 Cell: 973-454-0788 preparation and they’re dedicat- the IRS volunteer assistance pro- 973-292-2700 Village Square ed to helping in their communi- grams. www.alexanderrealtors.com E18202-01 ties,” Wiley said. To obtain the location, dates, Serving Somerset & Morris Counties 11 Short Hills Ave. • Short Hills The volunteers who provide and hours of the volunteer site 973-467-8522 Each office is independently owned and operated. this valuable service receive train- closest to you, call the IRS toll- MILLBURN ing provided by IRS employees free help line at (800) 829- and other tax professionals. 1040. REMAX VILLAGE SQUARE Applications due April 11 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills for college scholarships 973-467-8522 Graduating high school se- on April 11. Applications may JOSEPH A. niors have until Friday, April be mailed or delivered to the DEL FORNO, INC. 11, to submit their applications NJVVM Scholarship Program, 46 Essex Street, Millburn and essays to qualify for a 1 Memorial Lane, P.O. Box 973-376-1110 $2,500 scholarship offered by 648, Holmdel, 07733. the New Jersey Vietnam Veter- For a scholarship application ans’ Memorial. Scholarships form or more information about CENTURY 21 will be awarded to two graduat- the New Jersey Vietnam Veter- NORMA ALTMAN REALTORS ing seniors from New Jersey ans’ Memorial Foundation, call 221 Main Street, Millburn who plan to further their educa- (732) 335-0033 or visit 973-376-9393 Short Hills www.njvvmf.org. Karen Eastman Bigos tion either at a college or uni- HARTSHORN EXPANDED RANCH Daniel Cannizzo versity or trade/technical SHORT HILLS Don’t be deceived...it’s larger that it appears. school. No Team Works Harder Rec department JOSEPH A. Sitting pretty on over a half acre, this Winners will be notified in Than Karen & Daniel early May and will be awarded rents out rooms DEL FORNO, INC. tastefully updated 5BR home has three the scholarship on Monday, 46 Essex Street, Millburn floors of living space. Two possible masters, Sales for 2003 already May 26, during the Memorial at Bauer, Gero 973-376-1110 w/a deluxe suite upstairs & every bedroom over $22,000,000. Day Ceremony held at the New The township recreation de- has its own bath! Both living rm & family rm Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ partment is renting out rooms in REMAX VILLAGE have fireplaces, white eat-in kitchen redone 973-376-4543 Karen SQUARE Memorial in Holmdel. the Bauer Community Center w/bay window, large finished basement w/3 973-376-2465 Daniel In addition to the scholarship and the Gero Park recreation 11 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills car garage and tons of closets. $1,450,000 application and proof of accep- center for birthday parties and 973-467-8522 [email protected] tance to a college or trade meetings. [email protected] school, all applicants must Facilities are available for rent SUMMIT Go to www.karenbigos.com submit a 250- to 300-word Monday through Thursday from to see more color photos essay about his or her visit to 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 10 LOIS SCHNEIDER Call us for floorplans or details the New Jersey Vietnam Veter- p.m., and Saturday and Sunday REALTOR on viewing the Virtual Tour 973-376-5200 ans’ Memorial, located off the from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rentals 431 Springfield Ave., Summit SHORT HILLS OFFICE Garden State Parkway at Exit are only available to township 908-277-1398 545 Millburn Avenue e18201-01 116 in Holmdel. residents. Serving Somerset & Morris Counties The deadline for application Call (973) 564-7097 for more E18204-01 and essay submissions is 5 p.m. information.

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Thursday, March 27, 2003 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 29 General Merchandise 1350 General Merchandise 1350 General Merchandise 1350 Merchandise Wanted 1355 Estate Sales 1380 Business Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 MOVING SALE Television UPPER MONTCLAIR Merchandise Montclair 1br, frpl, hwd flrs, MONTCLAIR- 4rm apt, BUNKBD-w/2 mats, new in FURN- DINING SET- 11 ABBY BUYS Antiques, BLOOMFIELD LYNDHURST- 4 Rooms Sony 36" pd $1700. B/O 115 Beverly Road prkg for 2 cars, no pets, large eik, h & hw supplied, box, cost $800, sell $295. piece, $7000. Thomasville Used Furn., Jewelry & û Perfect 5 rms, 2 Bedrm for rent, available now, $1000+. Schwinn recum- (Off Grove St.) W/D, 1st flr of renov. Victor- near trans., 973-768-2594 Can deliver,201-791-9640. leather sofas, $4000. 2 re- Paintings. 201- 391-4414 on 1st flr. WD hk up, nice parking space available, bent exer bike,$1,700 new, Fri/Sat (3/28-29) 9:30-3:30 ian. 1 blk NYC train. Avail clining chairs, $2000. Re- Building Materials 1400 EIK, storage. Hurry to see 800 + utilities. Please call CHAIR & OTTOMAN B/O $800+. Desk steel A Fishing Tackle collector Quality furnishings, anti- after 3 PM. (973)667-8331 4/1. $1100. 973-226-1431 MONTCLAIR-4rms, 3rd flr, clining love seat, $3000. this one. No pets. Avail 36 N. Willow St. Gar, ht/hw Classic Black leather retro $1,200 new, B/O. All wants to buy old rods, reel ques & linens incl. double Metal Roofing & Siding Swarovski collectables, immed. $1000 + utils. MONTCLAIR - 2BR. Newly incl’d.$1050.973-746-6045 Eames style. Great cond. new cond. 973-233-1320 lure, catalog908-233-1654 top card tbl, secretary/ Buy Direct, We Manufac- û Grdn apt 3 lrg rms, $760 $50-600. Italian standing renovated with W/D. Walk $600/obo. 973-744-8323 desks, tbls & stands, Victor- ture for Residential, Com- Mac Evoy MONTCLAIR; 60-62 lamps, $2000 each. Cus- PATIO-Lg oval wht resin incl HHW/G. Lndry rm & to NY station,1 prkg space. All Civil War & Old Military ian tbls & settees, stick bar- mercial, Agriculture in Elmwood, 5 Rm apt, new tom made wall unit, $6000. tbl & 6adjust. chrs w/cush pkg. Avl 3/1 or 3/15. Backyard garden. $1195 + COUCH-beautiful, pink, sword-antique guns-helmet ometer (NY), mahog cor- Galvanized, Galvalume, Has Rentals kit w/DW, hdwd flrs, Round bdrm set, $7000. &umbrellaB/O 9739120018 Realtor 973-743-2306 gas & elec. No pets. Avail fullsize, down cush, great bayonet etc 973-777-2125 ner cab, mirrors, lamps, Aluminum, Painted #1, #2, ûûRP MARZULLI COûû $1375 incl heat, /gar. Grandfather clock, $2500. 4/1. $1195. 973-746-5572 cond. (973)324-1535 chests, beds, Mahog DR Seconds, Rejects, etc. -In- 973-746-0708 Anne Washer/Dryer, $700. 4 Per- Power Wheelchairs, Scoot- ANTIQUES! TOP $$ PAID! furn. Quilts & coverlets. Vin- or cell# 973-985-1000. ers, Hospital Beds-no cost LOW PRICES! CALDWELL- 2BR, 1 Bath, Designer Sofa in Exc sian rugs, $3000 each, & Furn, silver, toys, trains. tage clthng. Old Oriental MONTCLAIR: Avail to you!! 1-800-843-9199 FREE Literature! enclosed porch, LR, FDR, MONTCLAIR Cond, Call day or Evening much more. Must go! Best 1 or estate. 973-546-3533 rugs. Early pewter tankard MONTCLAIR-2BR renov in immed. Huge 1BR garden offers accepted! Call for an 1-800-782-2712 EIK, Wash/Dryer, walk out 2 Br Apt, close to trans 2 Fam, LR,DR,EIK,sunrf, asking $300 973-783-0303 (T. Danforth). Old glass. shops, WD, H & HW & Pkg apt, EIK, tile bath, beautiful appt 201-946-7672 (msg) / Refrigerator,Freezer,Wash COMIC BOOKS bsmnt, deck, attic, prkng . backporch,new stove & er/Dryer, Stove, $95, 201- Limoges, Ridgways Close to bus. $1700+ utils. Incld. Won’t Last $1,300. hrdwd flrs, lots of closets, DESK-mahogany/cherry, 3 201-866-4098. Wanted. Top $$$ Paid "Oriental," Dedhamware, D/W n/smkg envir,no pets, laundry, close to all transp, 368-2261/ 908-486-1019 Avail 4/15. (201)486-3852 nr train, 1½ sec. Avail 4/1 wriitng tablets. 30Hx60W (973) 403-1626 Tiffany glass, lustreware, Real Estate MONTCLAIR No Fee, Only $1,300 on- x30D. Best Offer over FUTON-w/6" pad, new in Sect 8 OK. 973-746-4204 RUGS-3 handmade Persi- Staffordshire, pottery, Flo For Rent CEDAR GROVE- 1BR, 1 Br, Heart of Upper site parking, Non smoking, $500. 973-243-0808 box. Cost $450, sell $150. an, cost $6500 ea. asking OLD THINGS WANTED Blue. Sterling ("Lady No Dogs, 973-746-0193 Furn, Paintings, Antiques, LR, KIT, BA, 2nd Flr apt, Montclair Old World MONTCLAIR; 2 BRs, new- Can deliver,201-791-9640. $950 ea. 201-797-3896 Diane"), etc, coin, silver- Charm, Walk to everything. DR Set: 11 pc cherry wd China, Pottery, Etc. 1 Item prvt entr.,Close to NYC ly renov’d, off St. pkng, Montclair-Avl May 1. Quiet plate. Paintings & prints. trans. (973)857-1768 aft H & hw, Hdwd flrs. $1,100. $1375 avl immed, close to tbl w/8 uphol chrs, lited chi- ûLexington Lynn Hollynû SOFA- Like new, bought or Entire Estate. Call Ilustrative art. Old books. 2BR, prkg (2 cars),heat inc na hutch & buffet, all dove- Debbie, 973-618-0923. 3.30p. Wkend anytime all transp. 646-526-9100 designer BR set, antique 9/02, Rowe, charcoal grey Ephemera incl photos. Cos- CEDAR GROVE $1350/mo. 302-425-5312 tail, still in box, cost $5000 velvet, L84 x D38 x H33. pine finish; Qn size poster tume jwlry. Taylor guitar. 2 Br, inclds H & hw, WD, at- MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR-Bright 1br sacf $1650 973-445-8330 $520/obo. 973-571-1998 ESSEX FELLS TUDOR- û bed,pillow top, Sealy Items Under $100 1360 Trunks, frplc equip, Rattan, 5 RMS/BATH,1ST FLR: tic, yrd & pkg for 2. $1,190 2 Br w/lrg MBR, newer apt, nr shops & ny trans, wrought iron, kitchenware. DR SET-6chrs, wht lac- posturepedic mattress TABLE - Maple Drop Leaf, Choice Area; $1595 +Ut! EIK, WD use. 2 car pkg. no fee, n/s env, $1000 incl Many collect/decor items. quer, take this table dresser, lingerie chest, seats 8, perfect condition, TV-Color TV, 13" Goldstar Owner, 973-239-2300 CEDAR GROVE Walk to NYC train. Avail prkg & utils (973)783-4847 MARY WOOD ESTATE please!FREE973.744-1535 etagere, washstand $3000 $200. 973-783-1954 like new! Asking $50.00 1 Br, incld H & hw, garage immed $1300 incl HHW. AND HOUSE SALES MONTCLAIR Carriage 973-509-1674 pictures avl. Call (973)744-3677 EQUAL HOUSING GLEN RIDGE: 4BR Super Location, $1095. Realtor 973-743-2306 (973)783-2942 ûûRP MARZULLI COûû hse,private 3BR, LR w/fplc, DR SET-Broyhill. 6chrs Merchandise Wanted OPPORTUNITY duplex, 1.5BA, updated, Mattress Set-qn pillowtop, 1355 OPEN ALL WEEKEND! sunrm/ofc hrwd flrs,pkg, no srvr 2pc hutch 2 lvs, opens WENDY SANDS All real estate advertising in this newspaper FDR, EIK, walk to stores, MONTCLAIR-2 rm Studio 10’. $1000 (973)429-1181 new in bags, sell $295. is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of NY bus. Avail 4/1. $1800 fee.Best offer min $2000 Merchandise Estate & Content Sales semi pvt bth,grt loc. avl 4/1 Avail now. 973-783-5014 Can deliver201-791-0198 111AA Antique Co. 973-467-8175 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to +util. Prudential Zinn Events advertise "any preference, limitation, or $575 incl util 973-667-2236 FIREPLACE 29x25- Con- Wants Associates REALTORS MONTCLAIR-Charming tents Brass Frame, Glass discrimination based on race, color, Mattress Set-qnsize, plush, “CASH PAID!!“ Indep Owned Oper. 973-239-9398 MONTCLAIR- 4 BR’s,KIT, 2BR, LR, EIK, bth, hw flrs, Doors, Grate Heater, Con- Garage Sales 1385 religion, sex, handicap, familial status or new in bags. Cost $600, Furniture • glass • toys 973-744-5544 x400 RENTAL DIVISION DR, LR. For more info lndry, prkg, $1300+ utils+ cealed Electric Blower, national origin, or an intention to make any q sell $175. 201-791-2049 paintings • mason jars Estate Sales 1380 such preference, limitation or dis- www.macevoy.com Call Ana 973-509-1312 1½ mo sec. 973-509-2656 $300/obo. 973-857-3277 postcards • fountain pens BLOOMFIELD-Sat 3/29, crimination." LANDLORDS MAYTAG refrig & large Etc. 973-208-1261 9-4pm. 21 Washington This newspaper will not knowingly accept MILLBURN- Bright & sun- A Guarantee your itms sell PLACE, #2. 40’s BR set, any advertisement for real estate which is in CALL US! ny, updated 1 & 2BR apts. cap. washer, $175 ea; at a TAG Sale by A&F 201- AAAA Old Stuff Wanted! sofa bed, Maple DR set, violation of the law. Our readers are hereby wqe have Tenants waiting Easy access NYC. 973-655-1491 before 3/27 444-8933 & 201-262-5510. 973-655-0233 after 3/27 Toys, Dolls, Pottery, Furn or appt. 201-240-4739 informed that all dwellings advertised in this for your Apartments! Days: 973-376-1336 Rugs, Radios, Paintings newspaper are available on an equal References, Credit Checks Exes: 908-277-3999 Watches, Pens, Lighters Home/Estate Sales MONTCLAIR: 1 Cloverhill opportunity basis. To complain of MISC-indoor/outdoor discrimination, call HUD Toll-free at 1-800- and leases done at no cost Cameras, Clocks, Glass Harriet Greenholtz Pl. Fri/Sat. 3/28 & 29, items, lg exec. desk, patio 669-9777. For the hearing impaired call to you. MILLBURN Silver, Bikes, Motorcycles, TAG SALE UNLIMITED 9:30-4:30. Housewares... furn. (973)655-9062 1-800-927-9275. Something Special. 1st flr etc. 973-783-3158 lv msg 973-467-2417 MONTCLAIR-Moving Sale apt. in 2 family house. Notice to prospective renters: Any Completely remodeled Entire Contents Must Go! 973-239-9398 rents advertised herein for qualified 3BR+ Den, LR, DR, new Saturday March 29; 9a-5p. RENTAL DIVISION real rental property may be subject EIK & 1.5 bths, hrdwd flrs, 381 Bloomfield Av, Apt 2B www.macevoy.com MERCHANDISE FOR SALE to any rebate or credit required by large screened porch & MONTCLAIR - Sat, 3/29, state law (N.J.S. 54:4-6.3 et seq.) rear garden w/patio, laun- 10am-3pm. 392 N. Fuller- MONTCLAIR/UPPER dry H/U’s, private storage, If you have an item to sell for less ton Ave. Antiques & more Adorable 3 BR Split Level lovely neighborhood, near w/fpl, hdwd flrs, Kit w/dw, Apartments Furnished 2330 schools, walk to train, no MONTCLAIR-Sat. 3/29, 9a- Fam Rm, c/a & 2 full Ba’s. All than $100 we’ll run your 3 line util inc! $2795/mo. fees. Call 908-233-2985 3p, 115 Harrison Ave. Bks, MONTCLAIR Cute furn’d children’s items, clothes+. studio.Lr/Br Combo,sep Burgdorff ERA MONTCLAIR’S classified ad for $10 for 2 weeks bth, kitchenette $650/mo Realtors Rental Dept. MOST CHARMING Montclair,Sat Mar 29,9a-4p 973-509-3966 203 S. Mountain Av,furn, + sec incl utils, Non smkrs BUILDING All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad (973)783-6776.Walk to NY Ask for Pam or Marylisa & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. sm appls,video games,78 Lovely, spacious 1 BR records,designer clthg, etc transp. apt. walking distance to One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales NUTLEY- 115 Kierstead Montclair-Furn or not love- Montclair boutique shopping & No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample Av. Sat/Sun 3/29-30, 9-4 ly large & brite w/ hdwd flr Great Location, transportation $1125. time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a Lifetime Accumulation!! grt loc.,complete kit & bath, Studio Apt. $800. Call 973-746-0543 total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS showr/tub, lndry & prkg NUTLEY-643 Bloomfield avail. Immed occ $825 ,all H & HW. inc. FEE MONTCLAIR-146 Walnut Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) Ave, Sat/Sun, 3/29-30, 10- utils pd. 973-994-7373 St Renov 2br, hhw, 3 blks and mail to: The Montclair Times 3. Furn, clothing, baby to ny train, exc credit req’d items & other cool swag! Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Ready & waiting $1150 (973)746-3447 9-6 Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, Free cotton candy & for you 2 BR, PO Box 471,West Paterson,New Jersey 07424 slushies. No early birds. BELLEVILLE completely renov. MONTCLAIR; 1 BR apt, û avail 4/5 $750 incl pkng SHORT HILLS: 186 Harts- 1 Bedrm, 2nd flr 4800 1st flr. $1650+ Please run my classified ad as follows: incl utils. /elec, no cooking. Call horn Dr(next to Comm û util. FEE 973-744-3944 Cong Church) Fri/Sat. 3/28 Mod 1 Bedrm w/refrig. Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces Avail 4/1 incl HHW & gas & 29, 9-3. Moving Sale! Lots of charm, MONTCLAIR/UPPER per line. 3 lines minimum. Furn, vintage hats/purses, $875. antiqes, 1950’s bar stools, Realtor 973-743-2306 3 BR, LR w/fpl Montclair - Beautifully renovat- ______ûûRP MARZULLI COûû ed, huge 1 BR apt w/hdwd flrs. computers, artwork, tools, avail. Immed. LR, DR, EIK, W/D in unit. Close ______housewares,new items. BLOOMFIELD; 3 Rm apt., $1800+ util. to all trans & shops. $1400/mo. refrig, AC, stove. Avail 4/1. FEE ______Phone # ______UPPER MONTCLAIR- Old Montclair - Fabulous, brand glassware, kitchenware & Call (973)429-3627 new 2BR apts in center of town many other vintage items, with balconies. C/A, LH, hdwd Name ______BLOOMFIELD: 5 Rms, Bloomfield flrs & high ceilings. $1750 & up rugs, books, artwork, cloth- w/w carp, H/HW. Avl 4/1, Must See. 567639-01 Address ______ing. 512 Park St. Sat 3/29, nr transp. $1200/mo+1½ Montclair/Upper-Very cool, 1BR 8:30a-3p. Rain or Shine 1 BR, antique, 2-level Carriage House mo sec. No pets non w/Study. W/D in unit, LR w/fpl, City______Zip ______smkg.env. (973) 429-9624 H&HW incl. $875. FEE Galley K w/dw. 2 blks to train & Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card Rummage Sales/Bazaar 1390 BLOOMFIELD: Brookdale, Village. Must see! $2050+ util. ❏ Mastercard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover ❏ AmEx 2Bedrm, LR, DR, EIK, Burgdorff ERA Rummage Sale Short Hills clean, non smkng, no pets, Realtors Rental Dept. CommunityCongreg Number# ______Exp Date ______$1,000/mo + utils 973-744-4701 973-509-3966 Church, 200 Hartshorn Open Hse Sat & Sun. 11-4 0000112507-01 ext.170 or 171 Ask for Pam or Marylisa Drive: 3/28 9-3, 3/29 9-1 1 Bay Ave. (973)743-7110 IT 0327 Pg A30 Yellow Red Blue Black

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MONTCLAIR “NO RENT “ MTC. - huge space in apt. FIRE YOUR BOSS! MONTCLAIR - Cozy 2BR SHORT HILLS MONTCLAIR Historic in newer apt bldg, lndry, Two light bright updated Best Selection in town & Low or $0. down! Gov’t & Elect gar, ½ blk to NYC $0 DOWN HOMES Gov’t & Upper Montclair Loc - Bank Foreclosures! HUD, Building has store front 1-car pkg, walk to mid-twn 2 BR, 1 BA units w/huge Lowest Fees For Tenants! bank repos! No Credit OK! train/bus/ groc store. Wood Elegant CH Colonial Be your own boss. A mini- Office space for rent, just available. Approximately direct. Avail immed. $1100 EIKs. New windows, hard- MONTCLAIR/VICINITY listing 800-501-1777x9428 flr, Non/smkr only, VA, FHA No credit OK. For 3BR, 2.5BA Center Hall mum of $150,000 first year under 500sf, 973-744-8525 listings Now! (800) 501- 400 sq ft. Please call 973- +util. Prudential Zinn wood floors on charming $600. 973-783-6156 Colonial on 3/4 acre prop- potential. This is not multi- 744-1014 for an appoint- * * * 1777 ext 199. Fee erty, 2 frplc, 1 car gar & Associates REALTORS street. Pets allowed w/pet MONTCLAIR Rentals to Share 2360 level marketing. ment & more information. Indep Owned Oper. agmt. Coin operated laun- Victorian charm & com- Montclair: 2 lg rms & bath much more. $899,000. 877-347-3760. Stores Sale/Rent 2485 on priv flr $875 all util/w/d, (021005675). 973-744-5544 x400 dry in Bsmt. Close to muters dream! Fresh pntd $0 DOWN HOMES MONTCLAIR Interesting trains. $2000 ea per month Montclair Roomate, $650+ cable, pool (973)655-0789 Call 973-377-4460. FOR SALE: Own your own 2BR, close to train, incl Gov’t& Bank Foreclosures! lower level space availa- MONTCLAIR Ctr duplex, 973-575-8400 utils, pkg, w/d, nr trans. business & building. Long Low or $0 down! OK Credit WEICHERT MONTCLAIR- Downtown ble. Ideal for arts & crafts, 4 lg rms, $1225. BR loft, WEICHERT, REALTORS h/hw, 1 car off-st pkg. Avail 6/1. 973-233-9424 MONTCLAIR-fur BR w/acc established power lawn & 1-800-501-1777 Ext 5155 REALTORS retail space 5,500 to 9,400 get away from your spouse LR, DR/den, new kit, Gail $1,200/mo. ess to all utils, Avail 4/1 snow equipment sales & MONTCLAIR: Very Nice NUTLEY-Prof’l N/S female 973-746-0268 after 4pm. servicing. Price inclds bldg sf. on Bloomfield Ave. near etc.. Avl 4/1. $225 inclds Winston Bkr 973-746-0770 MONTCLAIR 2BR Apt. in historic well for Lg BR w/study 2 share FORECLOSED GOV’T VERONA-OPEN HOUSE in desirable Upr Montclair train station & bus stop. utilities. 973-783-9364 City living-NJ prices! Lrg Montclair-furn or not, quiet. Short term lease avail - MONTCLAIR: Gates Ave. kept home: LR, Mod EIK, 2 BR apt w/fem, dw, wd, HOMES $0 or Low Down! SUN 3/30, 12-3PM inventory & high quality Pvt cooking, share/priv bth. immediate occupancy. off Bloomfield Ave, 2 bed- Mod Bath, 2 BR’s, Lndry, 2BR, 2 car pkg. Close to prkg, $800 (973)662-0195 Tax Repos and bankrupt- 38 Hamilton road business with increasing Nr bus/stores, lndry, pkng 973 992-7727 x. 311 room, newly painted, re- Prkng, Yard, nr NYC trans, trans & shops. cies! HUD, VA, FHA No 2Br Cape, dr,Lr,Fam Rm, yrly sales.Price $650,000 . Classifieds, avail, Many units, $550- EASTMAN modeled kitchen, electric Exlnt Cond. PRIME AREA! $1,300/mo. Credit OK. For listings Eik, 1 full bth,C/A, new For details: STANTON CO, Wanted to Rent 2365 $575+sec. 973-994-7373 MANAGEMENT CORP. heat sep., hot water incl, No Pets. $1,600. NO FEE (800) 501-1777 ext 193. roof, Lg lot, detatch Gar, Realtors, 973-746-1313 they work! Leave Msg: 908-832-1167 UPPER MONTCLAIR Fee. $320K. (973)857-3836 parking available. Call VERONA - 2BR apt, exc. Positive female student Maureen 973-746-7947 Commuter’s Dream - Buildings Sale/Rent 2475 MONTCLAIR - Won’t last! 1BR apt in lovely old Vic. references, 973-744-3426 looking to rent rm or share NY style 1BR,FDR, hw flrs, (H)or 973-489-2612 (C) 973-447-0145 lv mesg GLEN RIDGE MONTCLAIR Lg 1br w/ home across from NYC Out of State Homes 2430 screened porch, 1-car pkg. Montclair499 Blmfld Ave@ study in small brick bldg. train & Watchung Ctr. French Colonial Avail immed. $1200 H/HW ATTENTION The Georgian Inn Hotel ChurchStRent1st flr 4000sf High ceilings, EIK, mod LANDLORDS! 4BR, 3.5BA, French Col on incl. Prudential Zinn Avail May 1st. Rooms & Suites: Private SC- Panaromic view of +800below and/or 2nd flr bth, bright & sunny, bsm’t. You can participate in our one of Glen Ridge’s finest Associates REALTORS $1,550/mo. Bath, Maid & Linen Serv. 38,000 acre lakes views 5 [email protected] ldry, pkg Walk to tran, inc rental computer database at streets, LR w/frpl, break- Indep Owned Oper. 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police department. He grew up vice president, said under the and lived in Millburn until 1999. resolution the main source of Public Notices Public Notices Promotions He and his wife, Sarah, and their Budget revenue for schools would Continued from Page 1 NOTICE THE ITEM OF MILBURN two sons, Robert Andrew and Continued from Page 1 come from income taxes rather Public Notice is hereby given that Ordinance AND SHORT HILLS 2211-03, ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC- Public Notice Advertising Dept. Ryan Joseph, live in Cranford. than property taxes. Marcus TION 4-40 ENTITLED "SIDEWALK CAFES" 1 Garret Mountain Plaza promoted to the rank of Captain sons. Reidenberg said the OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDI- 6th floor and will be assigned as the Chief Firefighter Donner will be pro- said this move would solve in- NANCE CODE, was introduced and passed PO Box 471 budget focuses on preserving on first reading at a regular meeting of the West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 of the Bureau of Fire Prevention. moted to the rank of Captain and quality programs along with equities in schools throughout Township Committee of the Township of Mill- burn, in the County of Essex, held on Tues- Call toll-free He begins officer orientation will be assigned as a company of- teachers and staff members. Ac- the state. day evening, March 4, 2003, and that said Or- 1-800-371-0113 dinance was amended on March 18, 2003 or Thursday, April 3, at 8 a.m. He ficer on the Second Platoon. He knowledging the $2,000 in- “Most likely it would be from and will be taken up for further consideration e-mail and final passage at a regular meeting of the [email protected] will assume his fire prevention as- begins officer orientation Thurs- crease to the average taxpayer income taxes and it would Township Committee to be held in the Main (text or Word format preferred) Meeting Room, Town Hall, 375 Millburn Ave- signment on May 1 and his hours day, May 3, at 8 a.m. His shift will during the past few years, he become higher,” she said. nue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, April 1, Fax numbers: be Tuesday through Friday, 8 a.m. In other matters, Maryann 2003, at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 will be Monday through Thurs- said the township’s rising prop- said matter can be reached, at which time all day, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to 6 p.m., until he is assigned to Doyle, the assistant superinten- persons who may be interested therein will Deadline is 12 PM erty values — an average of be given an opportunity to be heard. Tuesday for Thursday edition Echavarria, a 1990 graduate of shift work. $214,000 during the past few dent for curriculum, told mem- Thomas C. McDermott, Mayor Chairman, Township Committee When submitting a public notice adver- Millburn High School, became a Donner is a 22-year veteran of years — offsets this cost. bers of an upcoming education- Joanne Monarque tisement, please indicate the name of Township Clerk the publication in which you wish to volunteer firefighter in 1991, and the Millburn Fire Department. He “This budget sets out to pre- al conference in Chicago, Ill., that place the ad, and your requested run TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN date(s). Also provide billing name, ad- was sworn in as a career firefight- has served as an Emergency Med- serve that (quality) in a cost-ef- most of the district’s principals AMENDED ORDINANCE NO. 2211-03 dress, telephone number, and daytime ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4- telephone number (if different). er in February 1995. ical Technician for 10 years and fective measure,” he said, and subject supervisors will be at- 40 ENTITLED "SIDEWALK CAFES" OF Pre-payment required unless previous- maintained the department’s Self tending. THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDI- ly credit-approved. Prior to his firefighting career, adding, “We’re getting an in- NANCE CODE Echavarria was a volunteer with Contained Breathing Apparatus This philosophy advocates BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commit- Line rate: credible value for our money.” tee of the Township of Millburn, in the County $.43 Callmens Emergency Unit in unit for 15 years. teaching students at various of Essex, as follows: With the budget rubber Section 1. Subsection 4-40.2 of The Revised Affidavits Union Township from 1990 to He posseses certificates and stamped and ready to go to tax- levels, according to their different General Ordinances of the Township of Mill- 973-569-7427 burn (1994) (hereafter the "Code") is hereby A notarized affidavit 1998, where he rose to the rank of certifications in arson, rescue and payers for a vote, board mem- academic strengths. The concept amended to read in its entirety as follows: will automatically be mailed to advertis- "4-40.2 License Required; Term. No person er certifying proof of publication lieutenant. With that background, firefighting techniques. He is cer- bers also passed a resolution involves more work for teachers shall operate a sidewalk café within the Town- within five business days. ship without having first obtained a sidewalk Fee - $20. he established the First Responder tified by Hale Pump in the usage that lobbies the state Legisla- but is something, Doyle said, that café license in accordance with the require- ments of this section. The license shall be is- Check legal ads online at Training and Defibrillator Pro- of the Jaws-of-Life. ture to convene a property tax can be done cooperatively, as the sued by the Township Committee and may NorthJersey.com Donner is a Life Member and staff is educated on what the style contain conditions. The license shall not be or NJPublicNotices.com grams for the fire department. He forum. Sponsored by senators transferable and shall be for the period of 558922 also heads EMS Training for both past delegate of the NJ State entails. Doyle said she hopes this April 1st through December 31st of the issu- Nia Gill (D-Essex, Passaic), ing year. The license shall, however, be sub- the police and fire departments. FMBA and NJSFA. He lives with John Adler (D-Camden) and teaching style will be incorporat- ject to future amendments to this section or TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN other applicable regulations." NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD In addition, he is bi-lingual in his wife, Mary Ellen, and chil- Assemblyman John F. McKeon ed district wide in the next five Section 2. Paragraph 4-40.3(f) of the Code The Township of Millburn in the County of is amended to read in its entirety as follows: Essex (the "Township") has awarded a con- English and Spanish. On many dren, Gregory and Amanda, in (D-Essex), the forum would years. "4-40.3(f) A sketch drawn to scale (but not tract for extraordinary unspecifiable services necessarily by a professional) of the without competitive bidding pursuant to occasions he has assisted the Sussex County. seek to reform the way school “[The method] is always trying proposed design and location of the sidewalk N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5 (l) (a) (ii). The Township re- café, including the location of all tained Deer Management Systems, Inc., districts are funded. to bump kids up,” she said. “You appurtenances, demonstrating that Hampton, New Jersey, to provide the special- lose the opportunity when you pedestrian traffic will not be impeded and that ized and qualitative services necessary with Prompted by a member of the the provisions of subsection 4-40.5a will be respect to conducting a controlled hunt for pur- teach to the middle.” satisfied. The entire application shall be poses of reducing the population of white- league, said war gives students audience, Carol Marcus, board reviewed by the Police Department for public tailed deer in the Township. The contract will War safety and Alcoholic Beverage Control issues, be in effect for until not later than April 15, an important reason to become the Fire Official for public fire safety and by 2003. The amount charged for the services Continued from Page 1 the Health Officer for health issues. The will be determined in accordance with the con- responsible citizens and future sketch required by this paragraph shall be tract and shall not exceed $40,000. Both the theme is “Winning the Peace in informed voters. Especially, she reviewed by the Construction Code contract and the resolution authorizing it are Official/Zoning Officer." on file and available for public inspection in Iraq.” said, as this war is proving to Section 3. Subsection 4-40.4 of the Code is the office of the Township Clerk. hereby amended to read in its entirety as Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Nyman said the program fo- cost the country a lot of money follows: Township Clerk "4-40.4 License Fee. The fee for a sidewalk The Item 566254 cuses on what happens after the and lives are being lost. café license shall be fifty dollars ($50.00) per Fee $10.75 year payable upon submission of an March 27, 2003 war is completed. The after- “It’s something each of us has application for a license." Section 4. Paragraph 4-40.5(a) of the Code PUBLIC NOTICE school program will feature to stay on top of,” Sacks said. is hereby amended to read in its entirety as "Take notice that Richard & Lori Gascoyne follows: have applied for: Richard Schwester, a doctoral Throughout the district, "4-40.5(a) All furniture, equipment or Historic District Construction Permit student at Rutgers University. Nyman has noticed students are decoration used in connection with a sidewalk from the Historic Preservation Commission of café shall be located, in such a way that there the Township of Millburn for property located After Schwester’s talk, students concerned with safety and the shall be a minimum of five (5) feet of paved at 128 Hobart Avenue, appearing on the offi- sidewalk for use by the public between the cial maps as Lot 31 Block 1604 Millburn Town- will break up into groups for threat of terrorism. Others really curb and the operations of the sidewalk café ship, with hearing scheduled at the meeting and shall not exceed the width of the on May 1, 2003 slated to begin at 8:00 p.m. in more discussion. want to know the facts surround- storefront unless the owner of the property the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, adjacent to the sidewalk café files an New Jersey. The requested regulatory opin- “The war is proving a little ing the war, particularly high application under this Section 4-40." ions are for: Section 5. Subsection 4-40.5 of the Code is Exterior demolition work and installation of more difficult then we hoped,” school students, she observed. hereby supplemented by the addition thereto new windows and front entrance door. of the following new paragraphs (f) through (i) The papers relating to this application are on Nyman said. “At some point we “A group of students in the to read as follows: file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- "f. Operating hours shall be between the ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and need to be honest and ask the high school feel a deep need to hours of 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 question, What happens to Iraq know more,” she said. g. The licensee shall be responsible for a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. maintaining good order and control Richard Gascoyne & Lori Gascoyne after the war and what happens This led the district to offer a of patrons and the sidewalk café premises. The Item 559067 h. Enforcement of the requirements and Fee $10.32 to the world after the war?” history of the Middle East class specifications for sidewalk cafes shall be the March 27, 2003 responsibility of the Police Department, Fran Sacks, spokesman for the next year. Health Officer, Fire Official, and/or Zoning or LEGAL NOTICE Property Maintenance Officer. The review On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment and report on the applications shall be of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, completed by Township Officials and acted memorialized the approval of the application on by the Township Committee within one of Pamela & Kevin Lowe, 46 Cypress Street, month of the filing of the application. to erect deck on the site. Brodow continued, “It takes i. Food preparation, cooking, or storage of The determination of said Board is now on any food items is prohibited file in the office of the Board Secretary and is two to get a contract. There’s a outside the establishment at all times." available for inspection during normal busi- Custodians ness hours. Section 6. Paragraph 4-40.6(c) of the Code is Continued from Page 1 reason why all the other groups hereby amended to read in its entirety as Helen S. Merle follows: SecretaryClerk to the Board of Adjustment have a fair contract with the ex- "4.40.6(c). The penalty upon an adverse The Item 566673 Todd Goldberg, a 12-year em- finding for a first offense shall range from a Fee $6.45 ception of one group, this one.” letter of reprimand to a suspension of from March 27, 2003 ployee of the school district, said According to Nadler, after a one (1) to thirty (30) days of the sidewalk café license, for a second offense a suspension of LEGAL NOTICE he already has filed a complaint March 18 negotiating meeting from thirty (30) to sixty (60) days and for a On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment third offense a suspension of sixty (60) days of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, based on violations of the Amer- was cancelled, no further date to one (1) year." memorialized the approval of the application Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect of Jesse Kaye, 45 Old Short Hills Road, to icans With Disabilities Act. erect fence on the site. has been set for contract talks to 0000566331-01 upon final passage and publication by law. The determination of said Board is now on Goldberg, who is deaf, said he resume. file in the office of the Board Secretary and is was being “blackballed.” He The Item 566019 available for inspection during normal busi- Fee $54.18 ness hours. claimed he has been advised he March 27, 2003 Helen S. Merle Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment can no longer work on his own, The Item 566317 "INVITATION TO BIDDERS" Fee $6.45 to get overtime on a Sunday, be- NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propos- March 27, 2003 th als will be received by the Township Clerk of cause of his deafness. Yet, up Celebrate Shifman’s 110 Anniversary the Township of Millburn in the County of LEGAL NOTICE Essex for: On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment until two years ago, he said, he of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, BALTUSROL WAY ROAD memorialized the approval of the application routinely did work by himself. IMPROVEMENTS - 2003 of Kings Super Markets, Inc., 800 Morris Turn- These are accounts from just - pike, to construct signage on the facade of ex- save 35 50% Said sealed bids will be opened and read in isting building. two of the picketers. Their super- public at Millburn Town Hall on Monday, April The determination of said Board is now on 14, 2003 at 11:00 a.m. Local Prevailing Time. file in the office of the Board Secretary and is visor, Anatoli Gorelov, said he plus up to Specifications, Proposal Forms, and Adver- available for inspection during normal busi- tisement for the proposal forms may be ob- ness hours. could not comment on the situa- tained in the Customer Service Area of Town Helen S. Merle Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ, dur- SecretaryClerk to the Board of Adjustment tion as the County Prosecutor’s ing the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mon- The Item 559718 $110 instant rebate day through Friday, upon a non-refundable Fee $6.88 Office was continuing its investi- payment of $50.00 per set, fee is non- March 27, 2003 refundable. Questions should be referred to gation of possible wrongdoing. on handcrafted Shifman Mattresses.* the Millburn Township Engineer at 973-564- LEGAL NOTICE 7050. On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment At the Feb. 10 meeting of the Bids must be made on Proposal Forms to be of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, Board of Education, Brodow de- furnished by the Township Engineer in the memorialized the approval of the application manner designated therein and required in of Laura Santagata, 17 Locust Avenue, to clared a separate investigation by the Specification and must be enclosed in a erect addition on the site. sealed envelope bearing the name and ad- The determination of said Board is now on a board-hired attorney had been dress of the bidder and the name of the proj- file in the office of the Board Secretary and is ect on the outside, addressed to the Town- available for inspection during normal busi- completed. He would not reveal ship Clerk, Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, ness hours. Millburn, NJ 07041. Helen S. Merle the outcome of the board investi- Each bid must be accompanied by a certified SecretaryClerk to the Board of Adjustment check, cashier’s check or bid bond in favor of The Item 559706 gation, saying it involved a per- the Township of Millburn, in an amount equal Fee $6.45 LAST to ten percent (10%) of the total of said pro- March 27, 2003 sonnel matter. posal, but not in excess of $20,000.00. In ad- Nor would Brodow comment dition, said proposal must also be accompa- LEGAL NOTICE AYS nied by a Consent of Surety in writing by a On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment surety company authorized to do business in of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, on the actions taken by the pick- 5D the State of New Jersey and approved by the memorialized the approval of the application eters or the status of the contract Township Committee to the effect that it will of Steven & Kathy Plump, 339 Oxford Drive, furnish all bonds required by the contract to erect addition on the site. dispute. document. The determination of said Board is now on Bidders shall be required to submit a nota- file in the office of the Board Secretary and is “The investigation has nothing rized non-collusion affidavit in accordance available for inspection during normal busi- with N.J.S.A. 52:34-15 and also a list in ac- ness hours. to do with the contract, “ he said. cordance with N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 of all stock- Helen S. Merle holders of the partnership who own ten (10%) Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment “The district has acted in good or more of the stock or of the partnership. The Item 559672 The successful bidder shall be required to Fee $6.45 faith. I am not responding to al- comply with the New Jersey prevailing wage March 27, 2003 legations.” law (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25, et. seq.) and the New Jersey Affirmative Action Law (N.J.S.A. LEGAL NOTICE 10:5-31 et. seq.) The right is reserved by the On March 17, 2003, the Board of Adjustment Township Committee to reject any and all of the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, bids and to waive informalities or technical de- memorialized the approval of the application fects therein and to accept such bid as shall of Clare M. Begley, 23 Greenwood Drive, to be in the best interest of the Township of erect addition on the site. Millburn. The determination of said Board is now on Viewpoint Joanne M. Monarque file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Continued from Page 5 Township Clerk available for inspection during normal busi- The Item 565737 ness hours. Fee $27.52 Helen S. Merle complete and clear breakdowns FOR 110 YEARS,SHIFMAN MATTRESS COMPANYHAS BEEN PRODUCING THE FINEST HANDCRAFTED March 27, 2003 Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment The Item 559660 for all proposed school budget MATTRESSES AND BOXSPRINGS.EVERY ULTRA PREMIUM SET COMBINES NATURAL COTTON UPHOLSTERY, Board of Adjustment Fee $6.45 Township of Millburn March 27, 2003 costs and expenditures. In short, PUBLIC NOTICE A UNIQUE HAND-TUFTING PROCESS,AND EIGHTWAYHAND-TIED BOXSPRINGS TO ENSURE THE MOST DURABLE Take notice that Joshua and Randi Rievman LEGAL NOTICE nothing less than full account- have applied for a Zoning Variance from the On February 10, 2003, the Board of Adjust- AND COMFORTABLE BEDDING AVAILABLE. LUXURIOUS COMFORT, QUALITY,AND DURABILITY; Millburn Township Board of Adjustment for ment of the Township of Millburn, County of ability should be clearly spelled property located at 5 Browning Road, Short Essex, memorialized the approval of applica- out for all expenditures past and A HIFMAN TRADITION FOR YEARS Hills, NJ 07078, Block 3607 Lot 7, in Millburn tion of Roya Rejai, 410 Old Short Hills Road, S 110 . Township, which is scheduled for a hearing to erect additions on the site. present. on April 21st at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 The determination of said Board is now on Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Finally, in light of our recent requested variance is to 606.2e/e)2a) Side available for inspection during normal busi- HURRY - SALEENDS 3/31 Setback and Building Coverage, to erect addi- ness hours. efforts to secede from Essex tion. Helen S. Merle *applies to Ultra Premium sets only ($40 rebate twin set, $60 rebate full set, $80 rebate queen set, $110 rebate king set) The papers relating to this application are on Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment County chiefly because of the file in the office of the Secretary of the Board The Item 566452 **After Rebate prices based on purchase of complete set – no rebate on purchase of mattress or boxspring only. of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 Fee $6.45 lack of accountability at the Savings off Manufacturers Suggested Retail. a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any March 27, 2003 interested party may appear at said hearing county level, it is imperative that and participate therein in accordance with the rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. we in Millburn get our own Joshua and Randi Rievman PUT AN ATTENTION GETTING house in order. We cannot expect Applicant GRAPHIC IN YOUR AD TO HELP The Item 554710 our town’s mayor and Township CRYSTAL SAPPHIRE Fee $11.18 YOU MAKE THE SALE! BANCROFT *SAVOY *SATURN March 27, 2003 Committee to present with credi- ** SUGG. SALE SUGG. SALE SUGG. SALE SUGG.SALE AFTER SUGG.SALE **AFTER Board of Adjustment TWIN EA. PC. TWIN EA. PC. TWIN EA. PC. REBATE REBATE bility our case for secession from 240 $119 350 $189 550 $299 Township of Millburn TWIN EA. PC. 1000 539 $519 Essex County while there remain FULL EA. PC. 360 $189 FULL EA. PC. 470 $249 FULL EA. PC. 670 $369 TWIN EA. PC. 860 459 $439 PUBLIC NOTICE QUEEN SET 1120 $599 QUEEN SET 1550 $849 FULL EA. PC. 1040 559 $529 FULL EA. PC. 1210 649 $619 any open questions regarding QUEEN SET 2670 1449 $1369 Take notice that Alan Winker & Vicki Banner KING SET 1630 $899 KING SET 2350 $1299 QUEEN SET 2330 1249 $1169 have applied for a zoning Variance from the public expenditures right here, KING SET 3290 1779 $1669 KING SET 3800 2049 $1939 Marion Avenue, Short Hills, NJ Block 1303, Lot 25 in Millburn Township, which is sched- those directly under our control, uled for a hearing on April 21, 2003 at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 millburn Avenue, in Millburn. Millburn, New Jersey. The requested variance is to construct a front entry canopy in violation The writer, a bond analyst and of Section 606.2e1d) of the Zoning Ordinance 22-year resident of Short Hills, Valley Furniture Shop Front Yard Setback. 40’ is required, 37.47’ is existing and 33.97’ is proposed. You can use one of the many thanks those concerned neigh- Exquisite 18th Century Reproductions The papers relating to this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board graphics we offer in any type of ad, bors who assisted in the compi- of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 Help Wanted, Real Estate, 20 Stirling Road, Watchung, NJ 07069 • (908) 756-7623 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any lation and verification of the w011355-01 interested party may appear at said hearing Automotive, etc. 33 Forest Avenue, Hawthorne, NJ 07506 • (973) 427-1848 and participate therein in accordance with the data used in this article. Mr. rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Alan Winkler & Vicki Banner Call your Classified Sales Mazzorana can be reached at Monday thru Saturday 10:00-5:30 • Thursday Evening 'till9•Sunday 1-5 Applicant Representative for more information. The Item-552910 [email protected]. 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