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Volume 115 Number 21 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2002 60 Cents Eight teachers saying Town backs Giblin for county exec goodbye to Millburn basic skills instructor after 16 By Harry Trumbore years in the district while Glen- Local County Executive Results of The Item wood teacher Judith Schades left 35 Eight teachers will say good- during the winter. bye to the Millburn school dis- The district will also see the DiVincenzo trict at the end of the month. departure of Linda Votto, secre- 30 For the most part, the departing tary to the school superintendent, Giblin teachers are from Millburn High who retires after 18 years of ser- School. Retiring this year are: vice effective July 1. 25 Elaine Henderson, a science Deanne Gitner, the district’s teacher with 19 years in the dis- communications coordinator for 20 Total Votes trict; eight years, is taking a deferred DiVincenzo 197

Anthony Costabile, a mathe- retirement. Votes matics teacher with 24 years in This school year saw Kather- 15 Giblin 261 the district; ine Goerss retire as the district’s Ed Tirone, a mathematics school superintendent in Febru- 10 teacher and boys’ varsity tennis ary for health reasons. Dr. 43% coach with 30 years in the dis- Goerss is former principal of the 57% trict; middle school 5 Louise Saliceti, a mathematics At the beginning of the school teacher with 34 years in the dis- year, William Yerger, principal of 0 trict. South Mountain School, ofﬁcial- Township 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 High school English teacher ly left the district to teach on the District #

Ruth Bennett retired in February college level. Another elemen- Information courtesy of the Township Clerk’s office. Figures do not include absentee or provisional ballots. after 34 years in the district. tary school principal, Arlene At Millburn Middle School, Pincus, retired from her position social studies teacher Maria at Deerfield School in March. DiVincenzo the victor with Trzepacz leaves after 32 years in When asked what where the district. biggest changes they’ve wit- 61 percent of county votes Claudia Raffa is leaving her nessed over the years, most of Glenwood/Deerfield chores as a Continued on Page 27 accept the results. We spent By Harry Trumbore over $1 million in this cam- of The Item paign… I am sure Joe will pre- MHS senior winner Essex County Freeholder vail in November.” President Joseph DiVincenzo Mr. DiVincenzo could not be Jr. handily won the Democratic reached for comment as of of Governor’s Award primary for county executive in press time. Tuesday’s election, but town- Bloomfield resident Candace By Harry Trumbore ship voters perhaps expressed Straight ran unopposed on the of The Item their dissatisfaction with the Republican side of the ballot current county government and garnered 515 votes in the Millburn High School senior township, 6,215 countywide. Lauren Dacey is one of 90 New with a strong vote for his oppo- “We’re very excited about Jersey high school students named nent. Candy Straight,” said Alan Kral, winner of the Governor’s Award Township Democrats cast in Arts Education this year. 261 votes, or 57 percent, for president of the Republican Thomas Giblin Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. Lauren was one of six students Thomas Giblin, and 197, or 43 Committee in the township. percent, for Mr. DiVincenzo. “She brings a different perspec- rent county executive James Tr- follows: Ms. DiPasqua- statewide to pick up the annual Romano, 315; Mr. Gorin, 309; award in the category for writ- Mr. DiVincenzo carried the tive and energy level to the race.” effinger, finished fifth in county Ms. McNett, 522; and Mr. ing. Along with the award comes county with 33,151 votes, or 61 Three candidates for the voting with 3,403 votes, just Bate, 533. a $1,000 scholarship. percent, while Mr. Giblin Board of Chosen Freeholders missing the cut for the Novem- picked up 21,246 votes, or 39 on Ms. Straight’s party line— ber ballot. In the Republican primary An essay she wrote captured a Lauren Dacey National Council of Teachers percent. “Republicans for Lower Prop- As such, Mr. Bate will be on for U.S. Senator, businessman Despite Mr. Giblin’s defeat, erty Taxes”—including town- the November ballot both for Douglas Forrester won 44 per- writing award and subsequently bine her studies with her writing. qualified her for a chance at the Nick Romano, campaign man- ship resident Salvatore J. Bate, the freeholder seat as well as cent of the county vote and the The award ceremony took right to face in November in- Governor’s Award, which she won place at the War Memorial Build- ager for the Democratic ticket earned spots on the November for Township Committee. cumbent Robert Torricelli, who by writing an additional essay on ing in Trenton and was presided for Township Committee, was ballot. “I’m hoping to be a voice for Tennyson’s poem, “Ulysses.” over by William L. Librera, com- pleased with the efforts of local Mr. Bate, who along with the suburban communities who ran unopposed on the Democ- Despite her flair for writing, missioner of education. During Giblin supporters. fellow incumbent Mary F. feel the county is not paying at- ratic ticket. State Sen. Diane Lauren, who will attend Yale the event, the audience was enter- “We worked really hard (for McNett also won an unopposed tention to them,” Mr. Bate said. Allen finished with 32 percent, University in the fall, will be tained with performances by stu- Giblin) and got out the vote,” bid as Republicans running for “I consider myself a strong with state Sen. John considering a career as a doctor. dent winners in various music Mr. Romano said. Township Committee, was the candidate for both offices.” Matheussen a distant third with “I love English, I love to write, categories and slides of award- In his concession speech, Mr. third highest vote-getter coun- Both Democratic candidates 24 percent. but science makes more sense to winning visual arts. Giblin expressed optimism tywide of Republican candi- for Township Committee, An- Mr. Forrester earned 310 me,” Lauren said. Like any cre- Ironically, at the award cere- about his former opponent’s dates for an at-large freeholder nette DiPasqua-Romano and votes in the township, one more ative writer, she says she hates mony in Trenton May 29, Lauren future. seat with 4,685 votes. Abbott Gorin, ran unopposed in than state Sen. Allen and top- when people criticize her writ- said she found herself seated “This is the business I’ve Township resident Mark Tuesday’s primary and will ping Sen. Matheussen by 200 ing, and with science, facts are next to a young man who also chosen,” he said. “With that Maurer, also running for an at- square off against Mr. Bate and votes. absolute. won in the writing category and comes wins and sometimes large freeholder seat on the Ms. McNett in November. Without a major national race “Science is always reliable,” who also plans to attend Yale to some losses. The voters of Essex County Republican Party Voting for the Township being contested, Tuesday’s she said. Still, she hopes pursue science. Essex County have spoken. I Line formerly headed by cur- Committee candidates went as Continued on Page 20 there is some way she can com- Continued on Page 27 McKee, Shi high honors speakers Tuesday Winner her freshman year of By Anne L. Malyska the annual Millburn 4-miler in the and Jim Connelly girls’ high school category, Caitlin of The Item has also earned varsity letters in Millburn High School seniors spring track and cross country. Caitlin McKee and Kevin Shi She was co-captain of the cross will lead the Class of 2002 as its country team her junior and senior top students and high honors year, and selected to the Northern speakers Tuesday night at the Hills Conference, All Skyline Di- school’s annual award presenta- vision second team her junior tion. In continuing its tradition, year. the school will hold its academic This National Merit Scholar is awards program at 7:30 p.m. in leaving high school with a slew the auditorium. of awards and honors, among Caitlin McKee Kevin Shi Both planning to continue them this year the Essex County their education this fall at Ivy newspaper. She has been a board sense to do it in a field I’d be in- Academic Award, being the Star League schools, Caitlin and member on the executive council terested in pursuing.” Ledger Scholar MHS nominee, Kevin will be recognized Tues- of the Student Government As- The daughter of Marjorie and and her name in “Who’s Who in day night for their commitment sociation, a junior volunteer at David McKee, Caitlin volun- American High Schools.” to academics and extracurricu- St. Barnabas Medical Center, teered at St. Barnabas because it Caitlin is an AP Scholar with lar activities, as well as dedica- and a member of the Red Cross would afford her a chance to be Distinction, an Edward J. tion to the community in which club. involved in an area that interests Bloustein Distinguished Scholar, they live. Considering a major in biolo- her. But after her time at the hos- N.J. Governor’s School on the gy, Caitlin is still deciding pital, where delivering labor Environment Scholar, winner of Caitlin McKee whether she wants to become a room schedules was among her the Dartmouth Book Club award A Harvard-bound senior, doctor. She initially wanted to be tasks, Caitlin’s proximity to the and MHS Physics award. She Caitlin’s career at Millburn High a pediatrician, affording her the miracle of birth could eventually was selected as the MHS dele- Staff photo/Jim Connelly School has included a range of opportunity to work with chil- pull her toward a career in ob- gate to the N.J. Girls’ Career In- CELEBRATING A TITLE—Troy Pittenger (left), Doug academic, athletic and extracur- dren. stetrics, she said. stitute in 2001 and the high Petkanics (center) and Jordan Maleh revel in the Millburn ricular activities. “I think I’ve always played “I heard a baby born and its school’s New Jersey Science High School baseball team’s 5-2 defeat of Nutley Friday She has served as editor-in- around with the idea of being a first cry,” she said. “And I League team for biology II and afternoon in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athlet- chief of The Millwheel, the doctor,” she said. “But I volun- thought how neat that would be physics II, in grades 10 and 11 ic Association North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 champi- school’s yearbook, and Op/Ed teered (at St. Barnabas) because I to be a part of that first moment respectively. onship game. Story, more photos on Page 15. editor of The Miller, the school wanted to volunteer. And it made in a baby’s life.” Continued on Page 20

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Page 2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 Romankiewicz becomes Eagle Scout tonight Colts Neck man victim of John Patrick Romankiewicz of nells Specialized Hospital in years. He was a retreat leader at Millburn Avenue carjacking Boy Scout Troop 17, sponsored Berkeley Heights. Through John’s Delbarton for the freshman and by St. Rose of Lima Catholic leadership of the 10 Scouts and sophomore retreats held each which belonged to a township Church, will be awarded the rank adults in his group, they collected year at the school. By Harry Trumbore resident and had been stolen ear- of Eagle Scout this evening at a more than 560 cassettes and books The Eagle Award will be pre- of The Item lier in the afternoon from Bailey Court of Honor at 7:30 in the St. on tape. Patricia B Scott, director sented by Ken Fineran, Troop 17 A 62-year-old Colts Neck man Road. The Jeep, which was Rose gymnasium. of activities therapy, recognized Scoutmaster. Participating in the was the victim of a carjacking towed from the scene, was stolen Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ro- his efforts and results. ceremony and presenting cita- Friday afternoon. out of Fairfield. mankiewicz of West Road, John A June graduate of the Delbar- tions to the new Eagle Scout will Police say the investigation joined Troop 17 in October 1995 ton School, John plans to attend be Mayor Thomas C. McDer- The man, who was in town for a funeral, stopped his 2000 Audi into the incident is continuing. after being active in Cub Scout Northwestern University, con- mott and representatives of the No one was injured Friday af- Pack 17 for three years. With ducting his studies at the Mc- township’s American Legion at a red light at the intersection of Millburn Avenue and Ridgewood ternoon when a teenaged town- Troop 17, he has held the leader- Cormick School of Engineering. John Patrick Post 140, the Jewish War Veter- ship resident ran a red light at the ship positions of quartermaster, At Delbarton John was class ans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Road at 4:30 p.m. when the event Romankiewicz intersection of Millburn and chaplain’s aide, instructor, junior valedictorian and a member of the Knights of Pythias and the St. occurred, police reports state. assistant scoutmaster and currently the jazz, percussion and wind en- erary magazine and a member of Rose of Lima Council of the According to witnesses, in- Wyoming avenues, leading him to collide with another car, jump assistant scoutmaster. He is an sembles. the Delbarton drama program. Knights of Columbus. cluding the man’s wife, who was a curb and hit a utility pole. Ordeal Member of the Order of the During his junior and senior John was also a student leader in With the addition of John to traveling immediately behind The driver told police he was Arrow, which is a national scout- years he was part of the Delbar- the music department. the Troop 17 Eagle Scout honor him in a separate car, a Jeep ing honor camper organization. ton Engineering Team that took The new Eagle Scout also par- roll, the number of Eagle Scouts reaching for a quarter he drove up alongside the Audi fol- dropped. He was charged with John’s Eagle Scout project was second place in the New Jersey ticipated in the Big Brothers of in the Troop’s 57-year history lowed closely by a Nissan to plan, coordinate and supervise Statewide Panasonic Creative Morris County program and will reach 64. careless driving. Maxima. An occupant from the the collection of audiocassettes Design Challenge. He was an worked with a “little brother” A buffet dinner will follow the On May 30, a Flushing, N.Y., and books on tape for the Run- editor of DELTA, Delbarton’s lit- during his junior and senior Court of Honor. Jeep jumped out and attempted to man driving north on Old Short pull the man from his car, reports Hills Road shortly after noon state. When the driver resisted, struck a deer near the intersection Earn ‘My Fair Lady’ tickets with sale receipts the assailant called to his com- with Glen Avenue. The man was panions to “get the gun.” He then uninjured, but his car was towed Sidewalk Sale Days arrive in Lady” by shopping during the According to Ms. Holden, cer- honored,” Ms. Holden said. In pulled the driver from the Audi. from the scene. downtown Millburn today with sidewalk sale days and saving re- tain downtown merchants have order for customers to receive An occupant from the Maxima Two people were injured later bargains, variety and values ceipts. incorporated the offer into their tickets for the show, all receipts got into the Jeep, according to re- that day when their cars collided through Saturday. “The number of people taking own marketing strategies, and must be turned in to the DMDA ports, and all three cars drove on Morris Turnpike. As the Downtown Millburn De- advantage of the offer has more have been rewarded by repeat office, 387 Millburn Avenue, no away. A passenger still in the Kelly McClure, 20, of Union, velopment Alliance (DMDA) and than doubled since the inception business from grateful cus- later than noon on July 15. Audi was forced out of the auto- was driving east on the roadway Paper Mill continue to work to- of this creative marketing idea,” tomers. “Whether you spend $750 or mobile shortly after the incident, at 6:50 p.m. when police say a gether to enhance the downtown said Pat Holden, executive direc- “People have a copy of the $2,000, the maximum number of and the drivers of both the Audi car driven by Binita Narang, 31, and bring people into the business tor of the DMDA. “People tell us DMDA Shopping and Dining tickets a household will receive and the Maxima made good their of Berkeley Heights pulled out district, the shopping promotion that they have actually switched Guide in their car to have ready is two.” escape, police said. from Cleveland Place and the two introduced last year continues to their personal services, previous- access to the businesses that are The promotion does not in- Several drivers witnessing the collided. draw people into the downtown. ly performed out of the district, automatically included in the clude postal receipts or prescrip- incident, however, managed to Both drivers were transported Shoppers can earn two tickets specifically to be able to benefit promotion by virtue of the fact tion drugs, but does allow for one follow the Jeep as far as Edge- to a local hospital by the Mill- to see the Paper Mill’s “My Fair from these promotions.” they are physically located in the ShopRite or Whole Foods re- wood Terrace, where the driver burn-Short Hills Volunteer First special improvement district ceipt. All receipts must have the lost control. The Jeep climbed the Aid Squad: Ms. McClure suffer- (SID),” said Ms. Holden. name of the business on them. curb, hit two trees and a fire hy- ing from facial pain, Ms. Narang Red Cross offers training The ticket promotion will run “If a receipt doesn’t have a drant before coming to rest on the for treatment of a bruised arm. in conjunction with the Paper business name, ask the owner to corner of Sunset Place. No charges were filed. in babysitting and basic aid Mill production of “My Fair initial their business card,” said Township police arrived and Lady,” which opened yesterday Ms. Holden. “It’s a way of track- took into custody the driver, a 14- The Millburn-Short Hills and snacks will be provided. and runs through July 21. Visi- ing the type of shopping being Alumni group year-old boy from Newark. He Chapter of the American Red Basic Aid Training (BAT) tors are encouraged to shop done downtown.” was reportedly identified by the seeking members Cross is offering babysitter’s courses are designed for children downtown and save their receipts The Paper Mill and DMDA Audi driver’s wife and charged training classes, which provide ages 8 to 12, and teach emer- totaling $750 from a minimum have teamed up to offer shoppers The Millburn High School 11- to 15-year-olds with the gency response skills, rescue of five retail, dining, service or this opportunity. with carjacking, conspiracy and Alumni Association is currently knowledge, skills and confidence breathing, and ways to prevent entertainment businesses and re- For more information, call the receiving stolen property, as well holding a membership drive. to care for infants and school-age and care for choking, wounds, ceive a maximum of two tickets DMDA at (973) 379-2341. The as several traffic violations, in- Members can network with past children. nosebleeds, falls and animal to the performance. DMDA reserves the right to cluding reckless driving. He was classmates and help the associa- This course combines videos, bites. The course also includes “Receipts dated between render the final determination as turned over to the custody of the tion help Millburn High School. activities and hands-on skill train- fire safety, poisoning, water acci- Monday, May 27, 2002 through to whether proper fulfillment of Essex County Youth House. For more information, e-mail ing and discussion and teaches re- dents and substance abuse Friday, July 12, 2002 will be the requirements has been met. Newark police later recovered [email protected] or call sponding to emergencies and ill- awareness activities. the Audi, as well as the Maxima, (973) 376-3600, extension 156. ness, first aid, rescue breathing The course fee is $35 and and appropriate care, decision- classes are scheduled for ALAN M. GROSMAN making skills and child develop- Wednesday, July 17, from 9 a.m. ment. The course fee is $50. to 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday, Aug. Divorce • Custody • Support Three classes are scheduled 7, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Past Chairman, Family Law Section, NJ Bar Association this summer from 9 a.m. to 3:30 Chapter House. Participants Past President, American Academy of Matrimonial p.m. on Wednesdays, July 10, must bring their own lunch and Lawyers, July 24 or Aug. 21. Classes are snacks will be provided. New Jersey Chapter held at the Millburn-Short Hills For more information or to Chapter House, 389 Millburn register for any course, call the Author, New Jersey Family Law Avenue. Everyone attending Millburn-Short Hills Chapter of 256 Morris Avenue GROSMAN & GROSMAN should bring their own lunch, the American Red Cross at (973) Springfield (973) 467-4688 75 Main Street, Millburn, NJ 07041

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Page 4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 OPINION Off to the races With the primaries behind us, we move toward the general election. Fierce battles have been decided… for now. And so we must start to consider not just who will best represent our respective parties, but who will best represent us overall as senator, county executive, freeholder, congressman and Township Committee member. Voters heading to the polls Tuesday had a variety of choices to make. Republicans picked their Senate con- tender and at-large freeholders. Democrats picked con- gressional, county executive, at-large freeholder and district freeholder contenders. The primary hurdle has been cleared, and the final leg of the race begins. While lazy summer months stand between today and the day we cast our ballots in November, it’s important for voters to start thinking of who they want to serve them. Voting, after all, isn’t just about picking a name on a ballot. It’s about electing the person who will make decisions on budgets and spending, policy and procedure in this township, county and nationally. So as the next phase of the elections get under way, we urge all candidates to turn away from the traditional mud- slinging and attacks that seem to dominate most political contests; show respect for constituents by focusing cam- paigns on the real issues. Political challenges at many levels to long-standing in- cumbents open the opportunity for lively, healthy debate about environmental concerns, the rising cost of property taxes and government inefficiency, just to name a few. Voters should demand more from their candidates in these next few months. Hold their feet to the fire, and Letters to the editor force them to state their positions clearly. We also ask residents to consider honesty and integrity, experience and, where applicable, voting record, before making their decision. The people elected in November Topics of concern to readers will be in office anywhere from two to four years, de- pending on the office. Helpful land Juvenile Furniture & Toys, Note of thanks groups, vehicles and attractions, a parade is nothing without the sup- Editor, The Item: Bagel Chateau, Bally’s Total Fit- Editor, The Item: And with so many seats up for grabs, November will be port of the participants. Among ness, Barry Goldstein, Basilico, As we recap our successful the chance to make your voices heard, loud and clear. We wish to express our heart- this year’s highlights were the felt gratitude to both the Mill- Bed Bath & Beyond, Bee Bee Memorial Day celebration, it’s Designs, Belly Basics, Bijou American Legion Post 140, burn Fire and Police departments only appropriate to thank the United States Army Reserve, 1st of Millburn Township. Nail & Skin Care, Bob Beck people and organizations that Sports Collectibles Inc., Bodies Brigade, 78th Division, police and Awards On May 25 we had locked our- made this parade a success. This fire departments, and the Mill- selves out of our home, and in Motion, Briar Patch Toys, Can parade was a fitting tribute to vet- Dozens of Millburn students will be recognized Tues- Do Fitness, Capitol Lighting, burn-Short Hills Volunteer First called in Battalion Chief Michael erans who have served this coun- Aid Squad. day at the district’s annual academic awards ceremony at Roberts’ night crew of firefight- Carvel, Celebrated Food & Café, try with honor and distinction, and Chai Judaica, Classic Fitness, A special thanks to the commu- Millburn High School. ers for assistance. those who paid the ultimate price nity marching groups that showed Coleman’s Tuxedos, Costco While the event continues an MHS tradition, there is so Within a short time, thanks to for freedom. support, most notably the youth Wholesale, Cross Training Fit- their excellent teamwork, we I’d like to acknowledge the groups. Some of these groups much more to this event than just names and faces. ness Studio, Daffy’s, Designer were back inside the house. The Memorial Day Planning Commit- were the American Red Cross, Behind every award is a person who has shown their Jewelry and Handbags, Dianna tee: Dan Pariso of Guy R. men of the night crew were won- Millburn High School Alumni commitment to Millburn High School. Espino, Dieci, Dr. Paul Feldman, Bosworth American Legion Post derful. In 31 years of living in Club, Rotary Club, Democratic DMD, East Hampton Golf Club, 140, fire Capt. Bernard Cunning- These are students who are academic achievers, but Millburn, the police and fire de- Club, Junior League of the Or- Elizabeth of Hungary Skin Care, ham, Deputy Mayor Salvatore J. who also make time after school to help the sick, serve partment have always been help- anges and Short Hills, Police Empire Lumber & Millwork Co., Bate, Robert Hogan, superinten- the needy and tutor classmates. They are singers, writers, ful in difficult circumstances. Unity Tour, St. Rose of Lima Futter’s Shoes, Gotham City dent of recreation and parks, An- Sylvia and Cyril Levy Roman Catholic Church, Cub artists and competitors, and through their efforts, they Clothing Co., Gucci, Il Vicolo, nette DiPasqua-Romano of the 7 Sherwood Road Scouts of Pack 17, Boy Scout bring honor to their school. Infinity, Innisbrook, Innovation Girl Scouts, Carrie Lemerman of Troop 17, Girl Scouts, Indian So as their family, friends and teachers honor them next Memorable festival Optics, J.P. Lee’s, Jane’s Nails, the Millburn-Short Hills Chamber Guides and Princesses, Millburn Jay’s Footwear, Joanne Nails, of Commerce, Pat Holden, execu- Recreation Department Girl’s week, so do we, for epitomizing hard work, teamwork and Editor, The Item: Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Julius tive director of the Downtown Softball, Township Senior Citi- the spirit that puts this district ahead of so many others. Deerfield School enjoyed a Oksenhorn, Kelly Shuz, Kicks Millburn Development Alliance zens, Millburn-Short Hills Fourth fabulous and very memorable ‘N’ Sticks, Kids at Heart, Kim’s (DMDA), and The Item. of July Committee, Falun Gong, Strawberry Festival on May 21. Nails, Kings, La Focaccia A special thanks to the Little League, Newcomers Club, The sunny skies reflected the Restaurant, La Jolie Maison, La DMDA’s Barbara Wolfe, who Millburn Township Historical So- overall mood of the day as chil- spent countless hours making Pastaria, La Strada, Lauren Craig ciety, Afterglow and Millburn Coming events dren and adults alike delighted in calls to parade participants. Catering, Le Westin Resort, Lee DARE. all the activities. The great suc- This event could not be held Today, June 6 meeting. Town Hall. Kaswiner, DDS, FACD, Leisure Also a special thanks to the cess of such an undertaking was without financial support. Our classic vehicles and military vehi- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Wednesday, June 19 World, Lilies ‘N’ Lizards, Liv- due to the enormous collabora- gratitude is extended to major cles and the musical entertainment Needy jewelry salesroom open. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- ingston Bagel, Livingston Bicy- New Eyes headquarters, 549 ing. Town Hall. tive efforts of so many dedicated contributors: the Millburn Police- of the Millburn High School Con- cle, Love Letters, Luggage men’s Benevolent Association Millburn Avenue. Thursday, June 20 people in the Deerfield commu- cert Band, the Cadets of New Center, M. Blaustein, Mannings, Local 34, Millburn Firemen’s York, the Passaic County Sheriff 8 p.m. Historic Preservation 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the nity and the generosity of em- Martini’s American Bar & ployees and merchants in our Welfare Association, DMDA, Mr. Department Band and the Union Commission meeting. Town Hall. Needy jewelry salesroom open. Bistro, MiLady’s, Millburn and Ms. Clement Kaupp and Mill- County Police and Fire Pipe Monday, June 10 New Eyes headquarters, 549 town as well as surrounding Camera and One Hour Photo, areas. It truly made the spirit of burn Township. Band. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Millburn Avenue. Millburn Florist, Millburn Music Within the early morning hours Finally, thanks to the Rev. Public Library Board of Friday, June 21 unity expressed by this year’s pa- Center, Mira Skin Care, Mixed triotic, town-wide theme so apro- a small army of volunteers and Hebert Tinning of St. Stephen’s Trustees meeting. Williamsburg 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn Company, Molly Too, Moto municipal staff were hard at work: Episcopal Church for the Taylor pos. Room, Millburn Free Public Li- Farmers’ Market. Municipal Photo, Nana’s Deli, New World members of the Department of Park invocation. brary. parking lot, corner of Essex and We wish to express our deep Catering Company, One Flight Public Works under direction of In one year, the parade has 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Main streets. gratitude to the Millburn Police Up Books, Paper Pedlar, Parsip- public works superintendent Peter grown from a small parade of ded- meeting. Education Center. Monday, June 24 and Fire departments, the De- pany Hilton, Persnickety, PM Gallitelli, recreation department icated marchers to Millburn’s Tuesday, June 11 7:45 p.m. Board of Education partment of Public Works and Pools, Powerhouse Studios, Pre- members, and members of the largest and longest parade. The 8 p.m. Township Committee meeting. Education Center. the Millburn-Short Hills Volun- cious Cargo, Professional Health Millburn Police Department planning committee intends on meeting. Town Hall. Tuesday, June 25 teer First Aid Squad for their and Fitness, RBA and Company, under the command of Chief Paul keeping this parade a constant Thursday, June 13 Township public schools close kind assistance. Rox-Hands, Salon Profilo, Santi- Boegershausen. success. Even now plans are un- 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the for summer recess. For their generous donations, a no’s Brick Oven Pizza, Scotti’s Any letter of thanks must ac- derway to produce next year’s Needy jewelry salesroom open. 5:30 p.m. Millburn High very heart felt thank you to 46 Record Shop, Sealfons, Shala, knowledge the constant support of event. Thank you for your sup- New Eyes headquarters, 549 School commencement. Mill- SunClub, Ain’t We Sweet, All Shapiro Consulting, Shelly Timothy P. Gordon, business ad- port. Millburn Avenue. burn High School stadium. About Yarn, Antonio’s, Ari Belly, ShopRite of Livingston, ministrator, Mayor Thomas C. Sgt. Peter Thomas Eakley Friday, June 14 8 p.m. Township Committee Sofer, Art & Framing, ASAP 30 Sneaker Factory, Stacy McDermott and the Township Memorial Day Planning 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn meeting. Town Hall. Minute Photo, Ashanti, At Home Wolfe–OXO International, Sta- Committee. Committee Chairman Farmers’ Market. Municipal Thursday, June 27 Studios, Austin Maxwell, Baby- ples, Suki’s, Summit Dermatol- With more than 60 different 435 Essex Street parking lot, corner of Essex and 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the ogy, LLC, Summit Frame and Main streets. Needy jewelry salesroom open. Art, Summit Ski & Sport, Sweet Monday, June 17 New Eyes headquarters, 549 Letters policy Nothings, Tapestry Accents, The Where to write or phone 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment Millburn Avenue. Letters may be edited and Garden at Livingston, The Image Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opin- may be published, repro- Maker, The Plaza, The Rustic ions to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, N.J. Senate, duced or distributed in print, Frame & Gallery, The Short N.J. Assembly or in Essex County government, can do so by electronic or other forms. The Hills Hilton, The Square Yard, sending letters or telephoning: view and opinions expressed The Winning Edge, Toffee in letters to the editor are not Toffee, Trattoria Gian Marco, U.S. Senate necessarily those of The Item Unica, Willow Street and Zoom. Senator Robert Torricelli Senator Jon Corzine Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 or its affiliates. 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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 5 San Fillipo to receive Patriot Award July 4 E-bulletin subscribers have Township resident Michelle that is because they know I will attends the first meeting of each chance to win Bose radio San Fillipo, whose helped build be on the other end of the phone troop to inspire the girls and lead- Now through Monday, July 1, able at The Mall at Short Hills the township’s Girl Scouts pro- when they need help, and that ers and alert them to the many av- subscribers to The Mall at Short Information Booth. gram into a thriving organiza- they can take a relaxed approach enues the program can offer. Hills e-bulletin have a chance to The Mall at Short Hills is lo- tion, will receive the Fourth of to meetings, and to the Girl Scout “As a result, some mothers will win a Bose Wave Radio. cated at Route 24 and Kennedy July Committee’s annual Patriot program, adapting it to best suit do music, some will do art or By printing out the e-bulletin Parkway in the township. Shop- Award for long and meritorious their troop, size and needs. cooking, some like to hike or or registration confirmation and ping hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. service to the community. “More specifically, I always arrange sporting events,” Ms. San handing in it at the Information Monday through Friday, 10 Ms. San Fillipo, of Byron ask new leaders what they want Fillipo said. “This lends so much Booth, lower level near Macy’s, a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and Road, will be presented with the to get out of having a Girl Scout variety and spice to our programs subscribers will automatically be noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. On Patriot Award at an official cere- troop. If they are committed to and removes the burden from any entered to win the radio, courtesy Independence Day, holiday mony on July 4 at Taylor Park community service, love of the one individual mother. I think it of Bose Stereo and The Mall at shopping hours are 10 a.m. to 6 beginning at 9 a.m. The Fourth outdoors or building friendships accounts for some of the longevi- Short Hills. p.m. of July Committee’s theme this for their daughters, those are ty we have had. A complete list of rules, regu- For more information, visit year is “Proud to be an Ameri- worthwhile endeavors and they “I certainly have watched the lations and restrictions are avail- www.shopshorthills.com. can.” In paying tribute to Ms. can make one or two of those the township grow in scouting to San Fillipo, the committee will vision of the troop and the mis- something beyond my wildest SHORT HILLS MATHEMATICS honor an organization whose ori- Michelle San Fillipo sion for themselves.” dreams. If you ask me where we gins in the community began 75 Ms. San Fillipo encourages par- will be in five more years, it’s a Private tutoring to: years ago with the formation of form friendships early would ticipation by as many mothers as scary thought. Can I really fit the first Girl Scouts troop in the help them transition to middle possible in each troop to get diver- 40,000 boxes of cookies in a • Improve high school and college performance township. school,” Ms. San Fillipo said. sity into the program. She often two-car garage!” Under Ms. San Fillipo’s lead- “Nancy and I realized that it • Enhance math skills and problem solving ership, Girl Scout participation would be great to begin some • Boost SAT performance in the township has grown service unit events. In the early 1990s, most of the troop func- Please call Mel Nathanson (973) 921-9615 tremendously. When she entered E16746 the program in 1994, there were tioned alone, not really knowing about 60 girls and six to 10 troop that there was a family of Girl ALGEBRA • GEOMETRY • TRIGONOMETRY • STATISTICS • CALCULUS leaders. Now there are 350 girls, Scouts in their own town, or even 35 leaders and 18 troops. in their own school.” She first became involved in She began to recruit leaders, of- LET’S TALK... Camp 2003! the Girl Scouts program in the fering to support them by making OUR FOCUS IS YOUR CHILD’S NEEDS BECAUSE . . . . Wyoming School district in administrative tasks easier and CAMPING NEEDS ARE INDIVIDUAL helping the fund-raisers and E16742 1994. A year later she became VISIT CAMPS THIS SUMMER FOR service unit coordinator and met township events gain momentum. NEXT SUMMER’S PLACEMENT Nancy Sammartino, who was a Events were planned that in- troop leader in the Glenwood corporated all the troops in the School district. They soon began township. Over the years they planning camping trips for their have included a camping trip to ACA troops, pooling their talents and Trout Lake in Pennsylvania, a Member resources. father-daughter dance, a fashion

In 1996, Ms. San Fillipo show and an annual mother- e173346 moved form Millburn to Short daughter tea. A river-rafting trip Hills and integrated her old troop for older girls also has been held CALL FOR FREE from Wyoming with an existing over the last few years. Ms. San Fillipo established a Majestic • PERSONAL GUIDANCE • BROCHURES • VIDEOS one form Hartshorn School. • MAPS & DIRECTIONS TO CAMPS • SLEEPOVER CAMPS • TEEN TOURS “I knew that having the girls central registration and mailing • SPORTS & SPECIALTY CAMPS • PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS • COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS list so that no one is left out of Interiors Exclusive Fabrics Pet First Aid events. Last year everyone was PLEASE CALL TODAY! DONNA & ED OKIN 1-973-984-5700 put on e-mail so that everyone Personalized course June 12 receives announcements at the Window Treatments at Red Cross same time. Bedding “None of what happens in our Custom Upholstered Furniture The Millburn-Short Hills township is the result of one, and Chapter of the American Red I do encourage leaders to be ﬂex- Shutters & Shades Cross is offering a course in Pet ible, let the troop have a narrow First Aid on Wednesday, June 12, 973-912-9555 focus so that it does not over- Annual from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The whelm the adults and, most im- 139 Millburn Avenue course will be held at the Chapter portantly, have fun,” Ms. San Fil- Millburn, NJ House, 389 Millburn Avenue. lipo said. Designers Welcome Sidewalk Sale Days Created with the Humane So- “I am proud to say that I have ciety of the United States, this GRAND OPENING! not lost many leaders in the past Showroom Opens June 8th course provides information to few years,” she added. “I hope e16831 keep pets safe and help their owners act with confidence Downtown Millburn during an emergency until a vet- erinarian can care for them. Each participant will receive a Pet First An Open Letter to the Millburn-Short Hills Community QUALITY * VARIETY Aid handbook. We elect the Board of Education to represent us, the residents and taxpayers of The course fee is $35. For VALUE * SERVICE more information or to register, Millburn Township, to establish priorities and set goals for our public schools. But call (973) 379-4198. Visit the recently it has become clear that, in managing the school system’s finances, the Red Cross’ Web site at www.red- Board is badly out of touch with its constituents. Thursday June 6 E17339 cross.org/nj/millburn. Two events this spring-the presentation of a budget with an extraordinary tax Danskinetics increase and the announcement that the Board will pay its new superintendent a $200,000 salary-dramatize the situation. Everyone we talk to has the same one- Friday June 7 offered free at word reaction: “outrageous.” What’s the “right” salary? How much should the Motion Fitness budget and school taxes have grown? There is room for differences of opinion. It Saturday June 8

Motion Fitness Club, 187 Mill- isn’t fruitful to go into them here, other than to say that these results appear to be Save $750 in receipts for a ‘night on the downtown’ burn Avenue, is now offering beyond almost everyone’s limits. Contact DMDA or stop in any downtown shop! Danskinetics. So why has the Board acted this way? In part, it’s our fault; we’ve been silent, DMDA 973 379 2341 Offered exclusively at Motion, Danskinetics blends yoga, cardio- seats in board elections have been uncontested-and the board has our inferred con- vascular movements, free dance sent. This is what the Millburn Item’s editorial concluded. It, too, found the salary and meditation into a single class excessive but assumed that the community approved by its silence. So apathy by way of thematic music and el- ements such as earth, water, ﬁre, yields wider apathy; after all, why protest or complain when everyone around you air and spirit. This class is de- seems content? signed to relax the body and mind At times like these, leaders act. We know something about leadership in Pre-Father’s Day Sale as well as open the heart. Jennifer Gold, certified in Millburn Township. We, the undersigned, are former members of the Board of Danskinetics, teaches the class. Education and Township Committee who still live in town. We have come togeth- GOING ON NOW! Motion Fitness Club is open- er, to speak out, to change the current Board’s direction. For though we cannot ing the class to the public for a free trial this Saturday and also change the budget for the next school year and cannot change the superintendent’s on Saturday, June 22, from 11 salary, we can urge the Board and energize the township’s citizens to change the a.m. to noon. For more informa- school system’s fiscal priorities. In the coming months the system will hire a new “THE MEN’S STORE” tion, call Motion Fitness Club at assistant superintendent and several principals, and will administer the budget that summit red bank (973) 921-0500. was passed in April. Signup forms We have a first-rate school system and we all want to keep it that way. We accept the need to spend where necessary to achieve this goal. We haven’t met the new available online superintendent, and these comments are not intended as any reflection on him. But Registration forms for recre- we recognize, and insist that the Board recognize, there are limits to our collective ation department programs can ability to fund these requirements. be downloaded online by visiting the township’s Web site at From our experience in office we know that, from our current positions, we can- www.twp.millburn.nj.us. not responsibly set detailed goals for the Board and the new superintendent. But Once the site has been ac- we can, and do, call on the Board of Education to offer reasonable salaries to the cessed, visitors should go the senior executives it will soon hire, to make clear to all that the superintendent’s forms library to obtain registra- salary does not set a tone and target for the rest of the system. And we call on the Discover the essence of style, sophistication, casual fun, tion forms. combined in an atmosphere of quiet elegance in our For more information, contact Board and the superintendent to create a budget guideline for the coming three two convenient New Jersey locations. the township recreation depart- Preview the latest European Fashion in clothing and footwear years that is based on holding tax increases to no more than 3 percent per year. with our impressive array of designer labels. ment at (973) 564-7097. Most important, we call on Millburn Township residents to let the Board know Clothing & Sportswear...Prada • Armani that you support our position. • Ermenegildo Zegna • Canali • Brioni Lessons offered • Dolce & Gabbana • Hugo Boss • Laurentino • Zanella Former Board of Education Members Former Township Committee Members • Tommy Bahama • Diesel Jeans • Versace • Prada Sport William Horbatt Zegna Sport • D&G at Par-3 course Steven Barach Dr. Jack Qualter C. Thomas Thomas Footwear...Salvatore Ferragamo • Prada The township recreation de- Tom Belding Conor D. Reilly Cole Haan • Bruno Magli • A. Testoni • Personal Shoe Shining Service • partment is offering group and Priscilla Costenbader Steven Safer For more information or to schedule private golf lessons at the munic- Corinne M. Errico Samuel Schwartzstein an appointment with your clothing consultant, please call... ipal Par-3 Golf Course in Gero Sandra H. Haimoff Dr. Roger E. Shields 908.277.9600 732.576.8500 Park. Bennett Wasserman 356 springﬁeld avenue 105 broad street Teaching pro Lou Ruina will Abby Kalan summit red bank Ronald J. Mount Dr. Steven Weisbart mon.-fri. 10am to 8 pm mon.-fri. 10 am to 8 pm provide lessons for adult and sat. 9:30am-7 pm sat. 9:30 am-7 pm junior members. To schedule a Joe Pacelle closed sunday sunday 11 am-6 pm lesson call (973) 966-6669 or the ~free parking in back~ Par-3 golf shop at (973) 379- “THE MEN’S STORE”

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Page 6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 RELIGIOUS NEWS & OBITUARIES Dr. Joseph A. Cox Marian G. Sharav Bulletin Board A memorial service will be of- Women’s Auxiliary of St. Barn- A Mass for township resident became the first anesthesiolo- fered at 11 a.m. Saturday at abas Medical Center and Canoe Dr. Joseph A. Cox was offered gist in the world to administer Christ Church for former town- Brook Country Club. She also Friday Services Saturday in St. Rose of Lima general anesthesia to a patient ship resident Marian G. Sharav. was a driver for the Millburn- Chai Center Church. Dr. Cox, 78, died May undergoing organ transplanta- Mrs. Sharav died June 1 at Short Hills Chapter of the Amer- 29 in St. Barnabas Medical tion surgery in a hyperbaric Kessler Village in Chatham. ican Red Cross. Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.: Shabbat services will be held. Center, Livingston. chamber. Mrs. Sharav was employed as a Born in Chicago, Ill., she Saturday, 9:30 a.m.: Shabbat services will be held. Dr. Cox served as chairman of Dr. Cox was president of the merchandiser at L. Bambergers resided here for 49 years before Congregation B’nai Israel the board of the Medical-Surgi- New Jersey State Society of in Newark for 15 years prior to moving to Chatham Township six cal Plan of New Jersey, better Anesthesiologists from 1964 to her retirement. She was a months ago. Tomorrow, 6:15 and 8:15 p.m. Shabbat services will be held. known as the Blue Shield Plan of 1966, previously having served member of the Rolling Hills She is survived by a daughter, Saturday: Shabbat service at 9 a.m. Minyan Ma’at at 9:45 New Jersey, from 1979 to 1982. as secretary-treasurer and vice Garden Club in the township, the Barbara Saulnier of Summit; two a.m. Jr. Congregations I and II and Torah for Tots at 10:30 a.m. In 1982, he was elected to the president. He was a member of Fortnightly Club, the National grandchildren and three great- Mincha Havdallah service at 8:24 p.m. newly created position of chair- the American Medical Associa- Society of Arts and Letters, the grandchildren. Congregation B’nai Jeshurun man of the board and chief exec- tion, the Medical Society of New utive officer of the largest health Jersey, the Union County Med- Joseph Pason Tomorrow, 8 p.m.: Sabbath eve service. care insurer in the state and ical Society, the American Soci- Saturday: Shabbat service at 10:30 a.m. Services were held May 31 at 1997. He served as a sergeant fourth largest such plan in the ety of Anesthesiologists, the In- the Jacob A. Holle Funeral with the U.S. Marine Corps Sunday Services country. ternational Anesthesia Research Home, Maplewood, for township during the Korean War. He successfully managed the Society and the New Jersey State resident Joseph J. Pason. Mr. Surviving are his wife, Anna; Christ Church corporation during its most chal- Society of Anesthesiologists. Pason, 68, died May 28 at home. two sons, Gregory J. and Mark 7:15 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.: Services of Morning lenging period, culminating in the Dr. Cox graduated with high Mr. Pason was employed by J.; a sister, Geri Paixo; and two Prayer will be offered at 7:15 a.m. The Rev. E. Bevan Stanley merger of Blue Shield and Blue honors from St. Benedict’s Asco in Parsippany from 1976 to grandchildren. will preach and celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The sidesman Cross of New Jersey in 1986. Preparatory School in Newark. will be Sandra Johnson. The Right Rev. John P. Croneberger, Dr. Cox was a founding He received a bachelor of sci- Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, will preach and member of the newly merged ence degree from St. Peter’s Col- celebrate at the 9:30 am. Service. Sidesmen will be Theodore Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plan of lege, where he was awarded the Houlis and Eileen Paduano. The first lesson will be read by New Jersey, serving on its Profes- Gold Cross Keys for his scholas- Mrs. Johnson, the second by Sam Reckford and the Prayers of sional Advisory Committee. He tic record. the People will be offered by Jeff Oleson. was re-elected to successive three- Dr. Cox, who served in the Parishioners will have the opportunity to meet and talk with year terms and honored with the United States Navy during Bishop Croneberger during a coffee hour at Forum with the designation of director emeritus. World War II, was a member of Bishop at 10:45 a.m. Dr. Cox graduated second in Council No. 253 of the Knights his class from Temple University of Columbus. He was a commu- e10263 Community Congregational Church School of Medicine in 1947, nicant of St. Rose of Lima 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. Johann J. Bosman will deliver the where he was elected to the Bab- Church and of St. Denis Church message, Dreamer! The sermon is based on Genesis 39. cock Surgical Society for his in Manasquan. Greeting worshipers in Hauser Hall will be Fred and Ann outstanding scholastic achieve- Surviving are his wife, Claire; Huser and their children, Ben and Casey. Jim Barrett offers a ments. He served a rotating in- two sons, Dr. Joseph A. Jr. and welcoming hand in the church Narthex. ternship at Lenox Hill Hospital Robert F.; two daughters, Jeanne Covenant Presbyterian Church in New York City in 1947 and C. Zepp and Kathleen L. Kasper; ’48. He completed a residency in a brother, James J.; and six SPRING 11 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. David H. Miner leads the worship and anesthesiology at Lenox Hill grandchildren. SALE communion service. Dr. Miner will be preaching from John from 1948 to 1950. 8:31-47 on the meaning of freedom. He practiced medicine at St. First Baptist Church Barnabas Medical Center from KITCHEN CABINETS 1950 to 1982. He established and SUGG. 10:30 a.m.: Children’s Day activities will include awards to 40% to 60% OFF RETL. became chairman of the depart- three children who have been active in worship music activities • CUSTOM OPEN and a sermon, In Consideration of Children. The Sunday ment of anesthesiology at St. • STOCK TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 10-5 PM Barnabas for 30 years. Dr. Cox • WOOD THURS. 10-9 PM evening study fellowship at 7 p.m. will feature a case study on • FORMICA® CLOSED SUN. & MON. “Loss of a Parent” based on the now completed “Crisis Coun- founded and organized the respi- seling” video series prepared by H. Norman Wright. ratory care department at St. Barnabas in 1966, serving as its St. Stephen’s Church medical director for 16 years. Dr. Cox was clinical associate 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with homily WHOLESALE CORP. 940385 will be held at 8 a.m., followed by Holy Eucharist service at 10 a.m. professor of anesthesiology at 325 Main St., Little Ferry the University of Medicine and 201-440-5173 E16738 Wyoming Presbyterian Church Dentistry of New Jersey until he 10 a.m.: For the Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Rev. resigned to assume the leader- Ronald Johnson preaches a sermon, Taking Down Walls. Scrip- ship of Blue Shield on a full-time ture readings are Genesis 12:1-9 and Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26. basis. On June 11, 1968, Dr. Cox Jewish group 47/&/245%3$!9 hearing talk by Messinger "UYONE ANDGETANOTHER &2%% The New Jersey Association of Jewish Communal Service will hold its annual meeting tomorrow, 0RETTY3WEET HUH 4HISANDEVERY4UESDAYALLSUMMERLONGAT9OGI"ERRA 9 a.m. to noon at the Alex Aidek- man Jewish Community Campus, 3TADIUMnTHEPERFECTPLACEFORALLYOURSUMMERFAMILYFUN 901 Route 10, Whippany. The guest speaker is Ruth W. 949257 Messinger, President and Execu- !NDASLONGASWERETALKININ47/S HEREARE47/MOREPROMOTIONSYOU tive Director of American Jewish World Service (AJWS). Ms. Messinger will speak SHOULDKNOWABOUT about “Our Jewish Commitment to Service: Professional and Per- sonal.” Ms. Messinger was in public service in New York City -UST7IN-ONDAY-7- )FWELOSE YOURECEIVEAVOUCHERFOR for 20 years and was the first woman to secure the Democratic THATSFOODORMERCHANDISETOYOU ATTHENEXTHOMEGAME Party nomination for mayor. The program will include breakfast and installation of officers. The cost is $20 for New 7IN7INGS7EDNESDAY777 7EWIN YOUWIN&2%% FROM Jersey Association of Communal Service members and $25 for non-members. (973)-676-8888 (OOTERSOF7AYNEATTHENEXTHOMEGAME For more information, call (973) 428-7400, extension 322 or (973) 736-3200, extension 292. 47/-/2%')6%!7!93

St. Rose holding 927797 June 23 picnic 9/57/.47!.4-)334()37%%+ St. Rose of Lima Church will -ONDAY*UNE-7- n&IRST(ALF4EAM0OSTER'IVEAWAY hold a picnic marking the 150th anniversary of the local parish Sunday, June 23, from 1:30 to 4 7EDNESDAY*UNE777 n,ITTLE,EAGUE.IGHTn2UBBER"ASEBALLS p.m. at Glenwood School. A day of faith, family and fun featuring games, entertainment &ORMOREINFORMATIONABOUTSCHEDULING TICKET PLANS ORANYTHINGELSE*ACKAL and activities is planned. Food will be provided by Outback RELATED VISITOURWEBSITEATWWWJACKALSCOM Steakhouse. Cost is $25 per family. Tickets are on sale at the church. &OR CALLOUROFlCEAT Neil Simon ﬁlm at B’nai Israel The Adult Forum of Congre- gation B’nai Israel will present the Neil Simon ﬁlm “Brighton Beach Memoirs” Tuesday, June 18, at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow. The cost is $5 with a reservation, $6 without. To make a reservation, call 37).').&/24(%&%.#%3 927928 (973) 379-3811. E16826 IT 0606 Pg A7 Yellow Red Blue Black

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Psychologist speaks to Old 2002 public school Guard about alcohol abuse Adrian Restivo-Levitt will dis- Shelby has always loved air- calendar cuss the issues of alcohol abuse planes. He has a private pilot’s li- June 21 Extended single session, all schools as they relate to the senior citizen cense as well as an FAA mechan- community with the Old Guard ics license. Currently he is finish- June 24 Extended single session, all schools today. Dr. Restivo-Levitt is a ing production on a home-built June 25 Extended single session, final day of counseling psychologist and as- bi-plane with a 22-foot classes sistant professor at Kean Univer- wingspan. On June 27, he will sity, teaching graduate students to tell the Old Guard about this In the event of emergency closings of schools for more than become counselors in schools, challenging basement project three days, necessary days will be made up during the spring business organizations and alco- heading for the runway. recess period. Weather conditions dictating, schools may be hol and drug treatment centers. The Millburn Old Guard meets delayed two hours. Check the district Web site at millburn.org Postal service in Millburn will Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in the or tune to radio station 101.5 FM for closings and delayed be the topic presented at the Old George Bauer Community openings. Guard meeting on June 13 by Center in Taylor Park. Feature Ronald Barry, Millburn Postmas- programs start at 11 a.m. ter. As part of an ongoing educa- Members are retired and semi- tional initiative, he will outline retired men of the township and local mail processing procedures surrounding communities, and and discuss the ever-present chal- guests are welcome. Besides lenges facing the U.S. Postal Ser- meeting every Thursday, mem- vice. A guided tour of the postal bers organize and participate in Staff photos/Harry Trumbore facility will follow the presenta- activities such as bowling, HELPING HANDS—Artists visiting district schools last tion. bridge, shuffleboard, golf and On June 20, local artist Freder- tours. Periodically, contests are week provided students with expert advice on their pro- ick Dammont will make a return arranged with other Old Guard jects. Illustrator Kathie Abrams, above, helps middle visit to the Old Guard. He will chapters in bowling, golf and school student Rohan Bose with the finer points of draw- discuss his Millburn Library ex- shuffleboard. ing a political cartoon for his social studies class, while hibit, which took place in March, Anyone interested in joining below, lead art teacher Patricia Navarino, left, and print- www.drmurphy.com 973-635-0036 e16764 and continue his “Camino De should ask a friend who is a maker Nanci Hersh examine a bound book created by Santiago,” a pleasant trip through member to bring him to a meet- high school student Anita Navelino. Northwestern Spain, focusing on ing or contact Bill McCormick, its art and architecture. membership chairman, at (973) Chatham resident Wallace 763-2213. Barnes & Noble buys can help Scholastic Boosters Barnes & Noble Booksellers on Boosters’ scholarship fund,” Mr. Route 22 in Springfield will hold Hildner said. a Bookfair June 13 to 15 from 9 “We hope members of the com- a.m. to 11 p.m. to benefit The munity will take the opportunity Millburn-Short Hills Scholastic to pick up a Father’s Day gift or Boosters. some summer reading at Barnes The Bookfair is a new event in & Nobles’ discount prices and, at the organization’s annual fund- the same time, help the Boosters Dr. Vladimir Gashinsky and his staff are here to raising campaign, said Thomas V. to provide more support to local Hildner, Booster president. Since students at a time when the chal- help you and your family keep your teeth and 1947, the Boosters has awarded lenge of paying for a college edu- more than $850,000 in scholar- cation is greater than ever before.” gums healthy for a lifetime. ship grants to township students Bookfair vouchers are available in need of assistance to pursue a at the Millburn High School main New Patients NEW PATIENT SPECIAL college education. and guidance offices and at the NEW PATIENT SPECIAL “During the three-day Book- following retail locations in town: Welcome Bring in this ad for $25.00 off your fair, whenever a purchase is made The Bagel Chateau, 321 Millburn initial exam! (Regular Price: $70.00) at the Springfield Barnes & Noble Avenue; Millburn Delicatessen, using a special Bookfair voucher, 328 Millburn Avenue; Starbucks, Boosters seeking members a percentage of the proceeds will 343 Millburn Avenue; Millburn be donated to the Scholastic Diner, 72 Essex Street; LaStrada The Millburn High School ments for student musicians at Restaurant, 355 Millburn Avenue; Music Boosters, comprising concerts and sporting events. Linda’s Florist, 36 Farley Place; family and friends of MHS stu- Annual membership is $25, Red Cross offers Carvel, 32 Main Street; The dents in the chorus, band or or- and donations in any amount Sneaker Factory, 308 Millburn chestra, is seeking members to will be accepted and listed in all 116 Millburn Avenue site on the Web Avenue; The Station Shop, 36 help with fund-raising efforts. concert programs. Checks Suite 210 The Millburn-Short Hills Chatham Road; Spotless Clean- Money collected will be used payable to MHS Music Boost- Millburn, NJ 07041 Chapter of the American Red ers, 308 Millburn Avenue; Bunch- to purchase a new VCR for the ers should be sent to Jeanne 973.379.9080 Cross now has a Web site: er’s Hardware, 320 Millburn music department, as well as to Gartland, Membership VP, 150 www.redcross.org/NJ/Millburn. Avenue; 12 Springs Cleaners, 160 fund professional musicians’ Forest Drive, Short Hills, DrDr.Dr. GG andand HisHis StaffStaff Those accessing this site will Main Street; Kevin’s Suburban visits to work with students. 07078. e16791 be able to locate courses, local Dessert Shoppe, 269 Millburn The boosters also plan to con- events, and blood drives. Public Avenue and PNC Bank, 170 tinue funding music ensemble comment is welcome. Essex Street. trips and to provide refresh- When it comes to fixed rate investments, things are looking up.

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Page 8 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Dawson, Cuccioli star in NJSF’s ‘Carnival!’ production parade by the exotic denizens of more?” should be excused a lapse this two-timing Don Juan is prob- By Naomi Siegel owner B.F. Schlegel’s Grand Im- in personal judgment when it ably more the product of wish ful- for The Item perial Cirque de Paris, “direct comes to choosing his heartthrob. fillment than real testosterone is A musical with no rip-roaring from Vienna for seven days only!” Both Dawson’s vibrant col- what makes the portrayal so very production numbers to end either (One might take exception to oratura and Cuccioli’s deeply res- amusing. “A Sword and a Rose Act I or Act II (both segments Molly Reynold’s beautifully de- onant baritone are used to great and a Cape” lets the actor pull out concluding instead in a muted, tailed, eye-catching costumes, es- advantage here, making the Mer- all stops as he mimes an over-the- pensive mood with the stage pecially those of the female leads, rill score sound better than it is. hill matador in full heat. almost barren of people) would which seem much too lovely and “I’ve Got to Find a Reason” and Jacquot, Paul’s long-time assis- not seem a reasonable candidate up-scale for this rag-tag assem- “Her Face” find Cuccioli in top tant, true buddy and a man with an for Most Likely to Succeed. blage). form, and Dawson is particularly abiding love for the carnivals of Yet “Carnival!”——the Bob Kate Dawson is a charming expressive in “Mira,” celebrating the past, is played with an affect- Lili. With her infectious smile, the little town where “everybody ing fervor by the talented Michael Merrill/Michael Stewart chamber twinkling eyes and resolutely in- knows my name.” Medeiros. Jan Rosenberg con- musical based on material by genuous expression, she just man- Putty-faced, outrageously ducts the nine-member ensemble Helen Deutsch, currently on stage ages to successfully straddle the comic Tina Stafford stops the with flair. at the New Jersey Shakespeare line between girlish wonder and a show as The Incomparable Ros- “Carnival!” is surely no mini Festival——has remained a mod- suggestion of mental vacuity. It’s alie—Marco’s professional side- masterpiece, but it does afford a estly enchanting stalwart of the hard to see what the older, more kick and personal kick-in-the-butt. tuneful summer evening hum- repertoire ever since its 1961 Tony sophisticated and totally acrid Singing “Humming,” along with along for those familiar with the Award-winning Broadway debut. Paul, played movingly if severely her boss Schlegel (an amusing score, as well as an opportunity Earlier film audiences had al- by Tony-nominated super-star Bernie Sheredy), she catalogues for a melodious first hearing for ready taken its gentle leading lady Photo courtesy of New Jersey Shakespeare Festival Robert Cuccioli (for “Jekyll and the indignities that the “son of a those novitiates in the audience. to heart when they flocked to see CARNIVAL!—Robert Cuccioli as Paul Berthalet and Kate Hyde” in 1997), would find so b.,” “dirty rat,” “treacherous heel” All in all, not a bad choice as the “Lili,” the 1953 hit movie adapted compelling. Marco continually forces her to new season begins. from a Paul Gallico novella by Dawson as Lili in New Jersey Shakespeare Festival’s production of “Carnival!,” onstage through Sunday, June 30, in Madi- But, this is show biz, after all, endure. Performances of “Carnival” at Ms. Deutsch. Starring the leg- and any character forced to Paul Mullins, as Marco, is the the New Jersey Shakespeare Festi- son. Call (973) 408-5600 for ticket information. endary Leslie Caron, the film told assume a perfectly straight face object of her affection, and a fun- val, Madison, conclude June 30. the story of a guileless 16-year-old Along the way, Lili’s transform- The oom-pah-pah of a reedy and rhetorically ask, “Who can I nier, savvier put-down of a true For ticket information call (973) orphan from “a town called Mira,” ing aura of love opens the door to calliope can be heard as a minia- be, now that I can’t be me any- lothario is hard to imagine. That 408-5600. desperately seeking work as a a hope-filled future for the misan- ture accordion haltingly picks out souvenir hawker in the garish, thropic Paul. the familiar strains of “Love rough-and-tumble world of a The NJSF is opening its 40th Makes the World Go Round,” Sidewalk Sale seedy carnival. anniversary season with “Carni- “Carnival’s” lilting leitmotif. Janie Landscape Architecture Totally mesmerized by the val!” directed by Festival Artistic Howland’s evocative setting—un- June 6th-8th circus’ hackneyed magician star, a Director Bonnie J. Monte. Ms. dulating proscenium frame carved •Design and Construction philandering self-caricature Monte has chosen to set the show with multiple masks of “comedy” Lighting • Ponds • Patios named Marco the Magnificent, at the end of the 19th century and “tragedy,” the spokes of a •Plantings and more! Lili finds solace talking to the en- rather than in the post-war France massive Ferris wheel draped in a dearing puppets created by Paul suggested by Paul’s Resistance- necklace of brightly-hued lights— Berthalet——crippled former earned injury. On the surface, this sets the stage for an entrance dancer, now embittered midway seems a rather arbitrary decision, puppet master. Her charming in- one that denies the opportunity to teraction with Berthalet’s win- make more dramatic sense of the some characters in the spirit of Gifts ex-dancer’s brooding psyche and Arbors Fran Allison (remember “Kukla, to play additional riffs on that Furniture Fran and Ollie?”) or Shari Lewis aching sense of loss that came to Address Plaques (Lamb Chop’s progenitor) brings symbolize both mid-century Mailboxes the puppet theater acclaim and a Europe as well as the anachronis- Bird Baths coveted main tent billing. tic world of the dying carnival. Wind Chimes Fountains Garden Ornaments

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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 9 Pianist Kobray garners Theater timetable honorable mention laurels GET IN SHAPE, David Kobray, son of Dennis concert on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 and Gale Kobray of the town- in Old Main at Delbarton. The Star Wars II (PG) Today: 7, 7:45 Fri: 6:15, 7, 9:15, 10 Sat: 12:15, 1, BUY A BIKE 3:15, 4, 6:15, 7, 9:15, 10 Sun: 12:15, 1, 3:15, 4, 6:15, 7 Mon-Thurs: ship, received honorable mention concert is free and open to the 7, 7:45 in the 20th annual Sophie and public. About a Boy (PG-13) Today: 7:30 Fri: 5:15, 7:45, 10 Sat: 12:30, 2:45, Norman Goldblatt Music Schol- Delbarton is located at 230 The New Comfort Series 5:15, 7:45, 10 Sun: 12:30, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:30 WEB SPRING arship Foundation competition Mendham Road, two miles west ADJUSTABLE STEM FOR COMFORT SADDLE Spiderman (PG-13) Today: 7:15 Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 9:45 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, UPRIGHT POSITION 7:15, 9:45 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:15 held May 11 at the County Col- of the Morristown Green. For lege of Morris. more information, call (973) MAPLEWOOD THEATER LIGHTWEIGHT The competition is sponsored 538-3231. LINEAR PULL Monsoon Wedding (R) Today: 8:35 Fri: 9 Sat & Sun: 4:45, 8:55 Mon- ALUMINUM FRAME ALLOY SEAT POST BRAKES Thurs: 8:55 in conjunction with Delbarton David will also perform at 3 SHOCK My Big Fat Greek Wedding (PG-13) Today: 7:45 Fri: 7:05 Sat & Sun: 1, School and this year was for p.m. Saturday at the Madison 45MM TRAVEL 2:45, 7:05 Mon-Thurs: 7:05 piano players. 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Page 10 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 Pedowitz named clinical professor Dr. Walter J. Pedowitz of Sher- Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Soci- wood Road has been promoted ety (AOFAS) coding committee to clinical professor of orthope- as well as a member of the Amer- dic surgery, the College of Physi- ican Academy of Orthopedic Sur- cians and Surgeons at Columbia geons coding committee, and ad- University in New York City re- visor to the American Medical cently announced. Association coding committee. Specializing in difficult ortho- Serving as president of the pedic problems of the foot and New Jersey Orthopedic Society ankle, Dr. Pedowitz supervises from 1993 to 1995, he was a the foot and ankle clinic at New member of its board for 18 years. York Presbyterian Hospital. A He also served on the board of member of the Union County the AOFAS, and is a member of Orthopedic Group in Linden, he the AMA, a fellow of the Ameri- Dr. Walter J. Pedowitz is an attending physician at can College of Surgeons, and has Overlook Hospital, Trinitas Hos- lumbia University. been featured in Best Doctors in pital, Union Hospital, Rahway He has published several arti- America, and New Jersey maga- Hospital, St. Joseph’s Hospital in cles in major medical journals, zine’s best doctors in New Jersey. Paterson and New York Presby- authored chapters in standard Dr. Pedowitz’s father, formerly terian Hospital in New York City. texts and edited books on the of Old Short Hills Road, was Photo courtesy of the Wyoming School PTO Dr. Pedowitz received his med- care of foot and ankle problems professor of obstetrics at SUPPORTING LOCAL CAUSES—By participating in an annual read-a-thon, Wyoming ical degree from State University in orthopedics. As an associate UMDNJ and ran the obstetrical School second graders recently raised $440 for the Millburn-Short Hills 9-11 Victims’ of New York, where he graduated editor of “Foot and Ankle Inter- residency program at Newark Fund and $277 for the Child Life Program of Overlook Hospital. Pictured with Wyoming summa cum laude with honors in national,” he helps review the Beth Israel Hospital. Dr. Pe- School Principal Harriet Beckerman are, from left, Morgan Greuer, Stephanie Ingber, research. He went on to surgical current world literature and is dowitz’s older son David, a grad- Gabriel Gordon, Nicole Keiley, Nat Giblin and Willie Fitzgerald. training at the Hospital of the called on frequently to lecture uate of Millburn High School, is University of Pennsylvania and nationally and internationally on now an orthopedic surgery resi- completed his orthopedic resi- problems of the lower extremity. dent at The Hospital of the Uni- dency at the New York Orthope- He is chairman of the American versity of Pennsylvania. dic Hospital, Columbia Presby- terian Medical Center, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Co- Marie Roberts King fund ~ Distinctive State of the Art Hair Systems for Men ~ • Over 35 Years Experience drive now • Private & Personalized Attention under way • Relaxing Spa Manicures for Men Exclusive Distributors of Apex The Charles T. King Student The newest and most undetectable hair system on the market Loan Fund is currently conducting its annual “Dollars for LET US RESTORE YOUR CONFIDENCE! Scholars” fundraising drive. The fund provides renewable, interest-free loans to township residents for four years of full- time study at any accredited college, graduate school or specialized career training institute. Loans are based solely on financial need. Craig Before Craig After Since its establishment, the fund has played a role in helping % to finance the education of more JUNE SPECIAL than 650 students, thanks to the 30 OFF ON ANY METHOD OF HAIR REPLACEMENT SERVICE generosity of township resi- Expires 6/30/02 dents. Anyone interested in making a contribution should 336 Franklin Ave. • Belleville 928286 send a check, payable to “Dol- 858552 ~ Call For Appointment ~ lars for Scholars,” to P. O. Box 973-751-5330 272, Short Hills, 07078. E10446

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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 11 TNT recruiting event at Hilton The Northern New Jersey mates to join other society chap- & Lymphoma Society to use for Chapter of the Leukemia & ter teams nationwide at the research and patient services. Lymphoma Society’s Team in event. Funds raised through TNT participants take part in Training (TNT) program is re- TNT go to support the society’s over 40 national and internation- cruiting volunteers at an upcom- mission to cure leukemia, lym- al marathons, century rides and ing informational meeting to phoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and triathlons. help in the fight against blood-re- myeloma and to improve the For additional TNT informa- lated cancers. Participants raise quality of life of patients and tion or to register, call the North- funds for the society as they train their families. ern New Jersey Chapter of the to run, walk, cycle, swim, or Since its inception, more than Leukemia & Lymphoma Society skate in honor of local patients. 150,000 participants have raised at (973) 376-9559 or visit The informational session $350 million for The Leukemia www.teamintraining.org/nnj. will be held on Tuesday, June 18, at The Hilton Short Hills at SEMI-ANNUAL 6:30 p.m. This fall, the Northern New Jersey Chapter is training teams ART OPENING to participate in run/walk events JUNE 8th thru JUNE 23rd such as the Marine Corps IN OUR 3,000 SQ. FT. LOFT-STUDIO-GALLERY Marathon in October, the Abstract & Figurative Paintings & Sculpture Dublin Marathon in October and the Great Bermuda Walk in - Orginal Art By Established Fine Artists - e10246 November. C. CLARK • B. GEORGIA • I. GRUNSKI • E. MARTIN • P. WOHLMAN The comprehensive TNT pro- Reception: Sunday, June 9, 2:00-5:00 gram includes weekly training Saturday & Sunday 10:30-5:30 Wednesday-Friday 12:00-5:00 sessions, team training events, past participant mentors and BEN GEORGIA GALLERY & STUDIO training clinics on nutrition, 56 Main St. 3rd Floor, West Orange 973-731-9652 176129 shoes and equipment, injury pre- Between Northfield & Mt. Pleasant Ave. Rt. 280W, Exit 10, 1st Right, 1st Left, 1st Block on Left vention and safety. Participants are trained under the guidance of a certified coach, and will be prepared to run or walk a marathon, to cycle a century ride (100 miles), participate in a triathlon, or complete an inline skate event of 38 or 86 miles. In addition to training for their endurance events, participants are also given expert counsel and innovative ideas to meet their We Display One Of New Jersey’s Largest fundraising goals. Upon completing these goals, the society Selection Of Built-in Refrigerators arranges airfare and lodging to • Dishwashers • Wallovens • Cooktops send participants and their team- • Professional Rangers • Wine Captains Collection helps burned E10248 children The Millburn Fire Department is continuing its collection of aluminum cans to benefit the Alu- minum Cans for Burned Children (ACBC) recycling program. Donations of empty aluminum cans will help raise money for education programs, fire safety brochures, special equipment and services for young burn patients, summer camp for recuperating burned children, and a mobile safety fire house that travels throughout New Jersey teaching

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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 13 County clerk processing passports June 24 The Essex County clerk’s office port not more than 15 years old. plication, and applicants 14 years money order or certified check. Find your Local Businesses, Services and Professionals on the Internet at will bring its services to the town- If none of these means of iden- old or older must appear in Women who are married must www.northjersey.com/directories ship when it sets up a satellite tification is available, the appli- person. bring their marriage certificate. office Monday, June 24, at the cant must be accompanied by an ABC identification cards will Those seeking veterans’ licens- Millburn Police Department, 435 identifying witness who has be issued to residents 21 years of es must bring a DD 214 form in Essex Street, from 2 to 8 p.m. It known the applicant for at least age or older. Applicants must pro- addition to proof of residency and will process passports, notary two years, is a U.S. citizen or res- vide their own photographs; an signature. THIS WEEK’S FEATURED LISTINGS public oaths, ABC identification ident alien, and must be able to es- original or certified birth certifi- Those filing physicians’ licens- Business & Entertainment & Health & Medical cards, veteran’s licenses and filing tablish his own identity by one of cate, naturalization paper or U.S. es must bring $25 in cash, money Financial Services Recreation of physician’s licenses. the primary listed above. passport; proof of legal address, order or certified check. GLENN A. 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lor of arts degree in cultural an- degree in English May 26 from thropology May 12 from Duke the College of Arts and Sciences College corner University. at Cornell University. Danielle, Township resident Josh Kauf- try May 24 from the Fashion In- Laure Lafforgue, daughter of who earned distinction in all sub- man received a bachelor of sci- stitute of Technology. She also Jean-Louis and Martine Laf- jects, will begin pursuit of a ence degree in elementary edu- earned an associate’s degree in forgue of Dale Drive, graduated master’s degree in journalism at cation and sociology May 19 applied science, summa cum cum laude May 18 from the Columbia University in the fall. from the State University of New laude, in patternmaking technol- Robert Emmett McDonough Justin Winfield Andrus, son York at New Paltz. ogy. School of Business at George- of Stephanie Andrus of Chester, Jessica Baratta, daughter of Kate McCarthy, daughter of town University. formerly of the township, and George and Helen Baratta of Lee Chris and Pat McCarthy of Cres- Danielle Stein, daughter of Roger Andrus of Bernardsville, Terrace, received a law degree cent Place, received a bachelor Jud and Debie Stein of Highland received a law degree May 25 May 21 from Villanova Law of arts degree cum laude with Avenue, graduated summa cum from the University of Maine Photo courtesy of Friends of the Millburn Library School. Jessica earned a bache- special honors in history May 19 laude with a bachelor of arts School of Law. A FRIENDLY DONATION—Friends of the Millburn Library lor of arts degree from Villanova from Colgate University. She recently donated a total of $8,900 to the Millburn Free in 1999. was a captain of Colgate’s Public Library, including $3,900 for children’s program- Emerald Sorio, daughter of women’s crew team. Kate is pur- ming and $5,000 for the purchase of non-print media. Victor and Lolita Sorio of Locust suing a master of arts degree in Pictured presenting the group’s check to Library Director Avenue, received a bachelor of education at Columbia Universi- William Swinson is its treasurer, Mamie Tam. With them, science degree summa cum ty Teachers College. from left, are librarian Susan Pober, Friends president laude in international trade and Michael Jordan Maher of Norma Miller and vice president Huda Shanawani. marketing for the fashion indus- Stewart Road received a bache- Senior citizens group holding E10250 Long Island trip Millburn Senior Citizens will travel to Long Island, N.Y., Sept. Here 17-19 to spend three days ex- ploring the many places the AWNING PLACE Comes island has to offer. AT THE FIREPLACE PLACE The Some highlights are a tour of the “Lifestyles of the Rich and Sun! Famous” in the Hamptons, the Lighthouse at Montauk Point, Sag Harbor, Stony Brook and Shelter Island. The three-day trip includes two nights at the Inn at Baron’s Cove, baggage handling, two breakfasts and two dinners. Guide services, admissions, taxes and gratuities are also in- 6 MONTHS No Payments cluded. The price per person, No Interest double occupancy, is $320. 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ESTATE ART & ANTIQUE These competitions will be held at Taylor Park, beginning at AUCTION SALE 10 a.m. Entry forms are available Received now for liquidation at Nominal Bid, Or No Reserve. at Town Hall. The event is spon- Finest old and antique furniture, the finest quality reproductions and sored by Cub Scout Pack 17. good decorative items from additional estates, private consignors, For more information, call insurance settlements, and various other sources. Bob Dries at ( 973) 378-8832. Saturday, June 8th From 1pm to 6pm Boyajian named Sunday, June 9th From 1pm to 6pm The Womens Club of Glen Ridge SAGE trustee REGISTRATION AND PREVIEW BEGINS 1 HOUR PRIOR Sage Solutions, a non-profit Fine Art, Antique & Reproduction. eldercare service organization Offering a magnificent collections of 19th & 20th Century Furniture. 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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 15 SPORTS Millers top Nutley; reach Group 3 semifinals Wdowiak (7-1) for another single, lead until the home fifth. Davis base, retired the Miller first base- By Jim Connelly putting runners on the corners reached on an infield hit to open man on a pop-up to shortstop. of The Item with no one out. the inning. Hellman was hit in the Parcells was intentionally Bryan Zampino had not pitched Hellman tallied the tying run helmet with the pitch. walked, loading the bases for left a single inning of varsity ball en- when designated hitter Chris Par- The senior third sacker, after fielder Ben Seeley. Seeley lifted a tering the 2002 campaign. cells grounded into a 3-6 force being checked out by Roof and as- deep fly to center, allowing Davis Yet there was the Millburn play. Parcells was safe at first sistant coach Frank Dasti, re- to trot home with the fourth Miller senior right-hander on the hill run. Hellman scored the final Friday afternoon at Hall Field in Millburn run on a double steal Bernards Township, charged with Ramapo edges Millburn with James Horn, pinch-running keeping Nutley, a team that had for Parcells. scored eight runs in the final two Zampino went back to the innings of the Greater Newark in Group 3 semifinals mound for the seventh with a Tournament semifinals May 11 to three-run lead, by no means a sure pull out a 9-8 victory, in check in Millburn High School’s base- The Millers (21-11) were thing given what had transpired in the New Jersey State Interscholas- ball team endured a bitter end to three outs away from advancing the GNT semifinals 20 days earli- tic Athletic Association North a remarkable campaign Tuesday to Saturday’s Group 3 champi- er. Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 cham- afternoon when Ramapo’s John onship game when defending The right-hander made sure pionship game. Hark homered off Miller ace Group 3 titlist Ramapo (30-2) there would be no Nutley heroics Zampino did not disappoint, Bryan Colin in the top of the pushed across a run in the top of on this day as he, after right field- holding the top-seeded Raiders eighth inning, sending the the seventh inning to tie the er John Mariano doubled to deep Staff photos/Jim Connelly scoreless over the final five in- Green Raiders to a 5-4 victory game at 4-4. left center with one out, got Walsh MOMENT OF VICTORY—The scoreboard tells the story as nings of a 5-2 Millburn triumph. in the New Jersey State Inter- Editor’s note: Look for a to ground to shortstop Troy Pit- Millburn hurler Bryan Zampino reacts to the final out being The victory gave Millburn (21-10) scholastic Athletic Association recap of Millburn’s banner tenger for the second out and then made in Friday’s 5-2 Miller defeat of Nutley in the North its first state sectional crown since Group 3 semifinals at St. Peter’s campaign in next week’s edi- retired first baseman Joe DiVin- Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 championship game. Miller ace 1998 when the Millers advanced College in Jersey City. tion. cenzo on a fly to Seeley in left for Bryan Colin (bottom photo) gives Zampino a post-game bear to the Group 3 title game before the title clinching out. hug. Colin, who pitched Millburn to section tournament victo- falling to Toms River South 4-0. when Nutley shortstop Steve mained in the game. The pitch to “He pitched a great game,” ries over Warren Hills and Morris Hills, and Zampino com- “This is so sweet,” said Armstrong committed a throwing Hellman was the last of the game said Dasti, Millburn’s pitching bined to allow just two runs in the Millers’ three section wins. Zampino (4-3) after pitching the error on the relay. Wdowiak then for Wdowiak. Reliever John Cas- coach. “I’ve coached him since game of his life, a complete game induced Miller left fielder Ben tronova, after unleashing a wild he was 13 and I knew he could five-hitter. “The team played very Seeley to ground into an inning- pitch with Maleh at bat that al- pitch in a big game and take care well, we hit and made all the ending 5-4-3 double play. lowed the runners to advance a of business.” plays.” Nutley (22-7) took its final lead, Nutley, the defending North 2, 2-1, on second baseman Joe Group 3 champion, staged its Walsh’s two-out RBI single in the biggest threat in the opening top of the second. Millburn 5, Nutley 2 inning. Second-year head coach Chris Nutley AB R H BI Millburn AB R H BI Designated hitter Joe Carlo de- Roof’s squad scored twice in the Mariano rf 4010 Hellman 3b 2210 Walsh 2b 4111 Maleh 1b 2110 livered a run-scoring single to home third to take the lead for DiVincenzo 1b 4000 Parcells dh 2012 right with two down in the top of good at 3-2. Mauro cf 3010 Horn pr 0000 the first, giving Nutley a 1-0 lead. Miller second baseman Billy DiMarco lf 2000 Seeley lf 2001 Zampino avoided further trouble Davis ripped a leadoff single past Carlo dh 3011 Petkanics c 3000 Sangemino 3b 2000 Buckley rf 3000 when he struck out third baseman a diving Sangemino at third. Armstrong ss 3110 Gonnello cf 3010 Vincent Sangemino swinging, Maleh, after Hellman flied to left, Cimo lf 1000 Pittenger ss 3000 leaving three runners on base. walked to put runners on first and LaStella ph 1000 Davis 2b 2220 Fourth-seeded Millburn re- second. Totals 27 2 5 2 Totals 22 5 6 3 sponded with a run of its own in Parcells singled to center, chas- Nutley 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-2 the bottom of the inning. ing Davis across the plate with the Millburn 1 0 2 0 2 0 x-5 Third baseman Jordan Hellman tying run. Maleh, when Nutley Nutley IP H R ER BB SO connected with Nutley starter Eric center fielder Nicholas Mauro Wdowiak L, 7-1 4 65510 Wdowiak’s first delivery for a misplayed the ball, came all the Castronova 2 00010 Millburn bloop single to left field. First way around to score the go-ahead Zampino W, 4-3 7 52123 baseman Jordan Maleh reached run. The Millers nursed their 3-2 Kennedy, Rudman capture Millburn 4-Miler crowns the girls’ middle school race. high school race. Matt Gartland, 59 age group. Mary Beth Chrin finished first and second in Luckfield and Johanna Goldman By Jim Connelly Senior Brian Portny (27:07) a junior at Millburn High School, Campau (38:31), Fern Bavosa the 10- and 11-year-old boys’ were the top finishers in the 10- of The Item and junior Lawrence Frydman finished third in 30:47. (39:04) and Barbara Colrick race. Alicia Cuomo, Kristina and 11-year-old girls’ race. John Kennedy continued his (28:53), members of the Mill- Freshman Jamie Drucker and (39:37) paced the women’s 50 to dominance of the annual Mill- burn High School boys’ track sophomores Yemin Shi and 59 age group field. burn 4-Miler Sunday morning, team, finished 1-2 in the boys’ Sarah Shewmaker, members of Michael Millman won the 2002 Millburn 4-Miler the Millburn High School girls’ men’s 60 and over first place winning for the fourth consecu- 1 John Kennedy 24:49 48. Ashley Steinhardt 33:08 tive year in 24:49. track team, claimed top honors in trophy in 35:12. There were no 2. Fillmore Corpus 25:22 49. Glenn Boothby 33:16 Kennedy, a six-time champion the girls’ high school race. other finishers in the men’s 60 3. Jeffrey Gurwin 26:05 50. Michael Gordon 33:37 of this event, shaved 42 seconds Drucker finished first in 32:11, and over group or in the 4. Chris Drucker 26:08 51. John Berkowitz 33:39 Shi second in 33:48 and Shew- women’s 60 and over group. 5. John R. Chrin 26:47 52. Chris Swanson 33:43 off his winning time from 2001. 6. Brian Portny 27:07 53. Yemin Shi 33:48 The township resident was the maker third in 34:20. RACE NOTES—Kennedy 7. Duke Conde 27:48 54. Richard Graessle 33:50 lone runner to finish in under 25 Gurwin paced the men’s 18 to won his first 4-Miler title in 1993 8. Judy Rudman 27:53 55. Gene McPartland 33:59 minutes. Runner-up Fillmore 29 age group field in 26:05. and his second the following 9. Shelly Hermann 27:54 56. Marc Plotkin 34:04 Duke Conde was second in year. 10. Josh Epstein 27:56 57. Sarah Shewmaker 34:20 Corpus finished second in the 11. Richard Mazzella 28:11 58. Susan Farber 34:24 men’s division in 25:22. Jeffrey 27:48 and Josh Epstein third in A series of youth sprint races 12. Chip Todd 28:19 59. Tamara Maitlin 34:48 Gurwin placed third in the men’s 27:56. Caroline Smith (30:36), were held in four age groups fol- 13. Greg Cohen 28:23 60. Adrienne McKeown 35:00 field in 26:03. Jessica Kingsberg (32:48) and lowing the completion of the 4- 14. Joe Cuomo 28:38 61. Cassandra Riddle 35:01 The race for the women’s Adrienne McKeown (35:00) Miler. 15. Orrin Devinsky 28:50 62. Bob Hernow 35:10 16. Lawrence Frydman 28:53 63. Michael Millman 35:12 crown was a closely contested were the top finishers in the Evan Imegwu won the 4- and 17. Stephanie Dixon 28:55 64. Vladimir Spetkor 35:25 affair as Judy Rudman outsprint- women’s 18 to 29 age group. 5-year-old boys’ race for the 18. Gideon Frydman 29:06 65. M. Decavalles-Powar 35:30 ed Shelly Hermann to the finish John R. Chrin (26:47), Richard second consecutive year. Chris 19. Lisa Orlan 29:16 66. Bryon Rubin 35:66 line in front of the Gero Park Mazzella (28:04) and Greg Lassiter was second and Jake 20. John E. Chrin 29:20 67. Lori Pitkoswky 36:12 21. Michael Klausner 29:31 68. Allison Klausner 36:15 firehouse on White Oak Ridge Cohen (28:23) claimed the top Buckley third. Sara Klausner, 22. Richard Helmer 29:35 69. Melinda Zegas 36:41 Road, claiming first place by a three spots in the men’s 30 to 39 Madison Heimann and Jennifer 23. David Finley 29:38 70. Matt Bavosa 36:45 second in 27:53. Rudman and age group. Rudman, Hermann Mazzella placed first through 24. Peter Murphy 29:41 71. Ira Barbakoff 36:48 Hermann finished in eighth and and Dixon were the top three fin- third in the 4- and 5-year-old 25. Kristina Sula 29:50 72. Elias Frydman 36:49 26. Jeff Beacham 30:09 73. John Murphy 36:54 ninth places respectively. ishers in the women’s 30 to 39 girls’ race. 27. Darren Luckfield 30:23 74. H. Krassenstein 37:05 Placing third in the women’s age group. Daniel Klausner, Corey 28. Kay Hartnett 30:28 75. D. Krassenstein 37:06 field and 17th overall was Kennedy, Corpus and Chris Shapiro and Andrew Beacham 29. Caroline Smith 30:36 76. Jessica Rubin 37:17 Stephanie Dixon in 28:55. Drucker (26:08) paced the field were the top finishers in 6- and 30. Matt Gartland 30:47 77. Emily Leonard 37:30 31. Matt Leflowitz 31:11 78. Ann Mills 37:37 The top three finishers in each in the men’s 40 to 49 age group. 7-year-old boys’ race. Allie 32. Katherine Luckfield 31:13 79. Heidi Murphy 37:45 of nine age groups were eligible Katherine Luckfield, a co-orga- Mazzella and Lindsay Marin 33. John Krasnoff 31:18 80. George Braithwaite 37:50 for trophies. nizer of the recent Millburn- placed first and second respec- 34. Beth Lima 31:23 81. Dave Ellis 37:52 John Murphy (36:54) and Short Hills 9-11 Victims’ Fund tively in the 6- and 7-year-old 35. Zachary Hicks 31:28 82. Michelle Hilzenrath 37:53 36. Robin Florin 31:33 83. Alan Levine 37:54 Katie Hwang (38:05) were the Run/Walk, placed first in the girls’ race. 37. Weston Hicks 31:59 84. Ted Sherman 38:03 lone finishers in the boys’ and women’s 40 to 49 age group in Eric Cohen, Jordan Lassiter 38. Jamie Drucker 32:11 85. Katie Hwang 38:05 girls’ elementary school age Staff photo/Jim Connelly 31:13. Emily Friend (32:49) and and Matt Seidmon placed first 39. David Jurgensen 32:14 86. Mary Beth Campau 38:31 group (grades one through five) STILL THE ONE—John Huiping Krassenstein (37:05) through third in the 8- and 9- 40. Tim McCarville 32:17 87. Karen Seidman 38:40 41. Tracy Duberman 32:21 88. Fern Bavosa 39:04 races. Kennedy cools off under a placed second and third respec- year-old boys’ race. Elena 42. David Spektor 32:28 89. Barbara Colrick 39:37 John E. Chrin (29:20), Peter water spray Sunday morning tively. Khutoretskaya, Lily Orlan and 43. Jessica Kingsberg 32:48 90. Lisa Lissner 39:53 Murphy (29:41) and Zachary after capturing the Millburn 4- Gideon Frydman (29:06), Maria Khutoretskaya claimed 44. Emily Friend 32:49 91. Jill Krassirer 40:01 Hicks (31:28) were the top fin- Miler title for the fourth con- Richard Helmer (29:35) and the top three spots in the 8- and 45. David Cuomo 32:57 92. Joel Price 40:56 46. Ben Budish 33:04 93. Liz Guevara 41:26 ishers in the boys’ middle school secutive year and sixth time Ashley Steinhardt (33:08) were 9-year-old girls’ race. 47. Richard Hageman 33:07 94. Michelle Cohen 42:01 race. There were no finishers in since 1993. the top runners in the men’s 50 to Michael Seidmon and John 858574 IT 0606 Pg A16 Yellow Red Blue Black

Page 16 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 Trip to Yankee Seventh, eighth grade game vs. Tigers set for July 18 softball team stuns Nutley Millburn’s seventh and eighth run in the top of the sixth to take The township recreation de- grade softball team pulled off its a 3-2 lead, rallied to score three partment and the Millburn Fire- biggest upset of the year May 30, runs in the home half of the man’s Welfare Association will upending Nutley 5-3 in the inning. Blake opened the Mill- sponsor their annual “Knot season finale behind the three- burn sixth with a single and ad- Hole Gang” trip to Yankee Sta- hit, six strikeout performance of vanced to second when Riddell dium Thursday, July 18, for the Katie Dilyard. drew a walk. A one-out single to 1:05 p.m. game between the Nutley, which came in to the right by Meghan Hayes plated New York Yankees and the De- game with a Suburban League- Blake with the tying run. troit Tigers. best 10-2 record scored two un- Dana Schwartz and Jen Jacobs The trip is open to township earned runs in the top of the first. both walked, with the free pass residents entering grades four Liz Blake and Emily Riddell to Jacobs forcing in the go-ahead through 10. The $20 registra- each picked up an RBI in the run. Samantha Bucciero capped tion fee includes bus transporta- bottom of the inning when Mill- the rally with a two-out single. tion and game ticket. Departure burn scored twice to even the Millburn (7-5) concluded the time is 10:30 a.m. from Taylor score at 2-2. season by winning seven of its Park. Millburn, after Nutley scored a final 10 games. Trip registration may be ac- complished by visiting the recreation department’s Town Hall office. Call (973) 564- 7097 for more information. PINGRY LACROSSE CAMPS-2002 Ace for Feinberg For the 13th straight summer, The Pingry School Staff photo/Jim Connelly Lacrosse Camps will teach young boys and girls the Louis Feinberg of 29 Farm- great game of lacrosse stead Road used a 6-iron May STATE QUARTERFINALISTS—Andrew Mackessy (left) and Matt Berg, pictured here con- 25 to ace the 125-yard third ferring with Millburn High School boys’ tennis coach Ed Tirone during an early season hole at the municipal Par-3 Golf match, posted two victories last weekend to advance to the quarterfinals of the New Course in Gero Park. Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association state doubles tournament. Mackessy 3 Sessions Witnessing the ace were and Berg, who advanced to the semifinals of the 2001 state doubles tournament, were township residents Josh Camit- scheduled to meet the fourth-seeded team of Billy Goldstein and Ari Borinsky of Newark ta and Max Dolce. Academy in this past Tuesday’s quarterfinals at Mercer County Park in West Windsor. Session One - Martinsville Campus Monday, June 10 - Thursday June 13 MHS gridder taking part Millburn HS SUMMER CAMPS 5:30 - 7:30 pm For boys and girls entering grades 2-5. Speed & Agility Camp Football Super Camp in Robeson All-Star Classic Session Two - Martinsville Campus All Sports Grades 4-12 Session Two - Martinsville Campus Karim Faris, a senior offen- Monday, June 17 - Friday June 21 Boys & Girls Grades 4-12 July 29 - Aug 1 sive/defensive tackle from Mill- Mon - Thurs 5:30 - 7:30 pm July 8 - July 25 Mon-Wed-Thurs For girls entering grades 5-9. burn High School, has been se- 3 days for 3 weeks either session any day 8:30 am - 12:00 pm lected to compete in the eighth Choose 8:30 - 9:30 am or 4-5 pm Fee: $165 Session Three - Short Hills Campus annual Paul Robeson All-Star E16744 Fee: $165 Monday, June 24 - Friday, June 28 Football Classic at 7:30 p.m. to- 10:00 am - 3:00 pm morrow at Robeson Stadium, 215 Camps held at Millburn High School For boys entering grades 5-9 North Clinton Street, East Orange. For information call Coach Guarino 376-3600 x 484 Faris, who earned Northern CAMP DIRECTOR - MIKE WEBSTER Hills Conference, Skyline Divi- ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR - MELISSA ABRAHAM sion second team defense recog- Klurman/Schick Academy (908) 647-5555 e16747 nition in 2001, will compete for Girls Pre-season Tennis Camp the East All-Stars in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- Middle/High School 12-18 years old letic Association sanctioned con- Special Advertising Feature West Orange Tennis Club ATLANTIC CITY test. 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Though I make no apologies for the tone and tenor of my remarks, since they were a Hiroshi Kamiyama of 82A true representation of fact, I’m happy to move on to June, a month Woodland Road used a 6-iron to where things always look brighter and more promising. ace the 125-yard third hole at the What better way to start than with a few laughs, and who bet- municipal Par-3 Golf Course in ter to start it off than Joan Rivers? Sometimes sarcastically abrasive, Gero Park May 30. Witnessing she is always side-splittingly funny. I mean, can we talk here, or the ace were Mun Chan of Liv- what? ingston and Carl Kline of Maple- I’ve heard and seen Rivers more times than I can remember wood. over the past 30 years, in many different entertainment venues, including one of her plays, which actually wasn’t a play at all but a series of clever and funny one-liners woven into the lifestyle and happenings of a typical New York Couple. 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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 17 Millburn Soccer Club roundup The Millburn Soccer Club’s goalkeeping duties in place of in- day’s match. Martha Meguerian the Jersey Knight Excalibur 2-0 Vipers outscored the visiting jured keeper Anna Humphreys.. had two assists for the Pythons. on Sunday despite strong defen- Franklin Gals 4-1 on Saturday Mecadante, McQuiston and Veronica Durando, Butcher and sive efforts by Gen Schmidt and behind goals from Meg Beimfohr, Casey Braunreuther each scored a Distler each scored a goal Sunday, Tierney Farry. Tess McNulty, Sarah Van Tassel goal Saturday in the Meteors’ loss leading the Pythons to a 3-1 defeat Danny Bondy’s second-half and Jamie White. to the Wayne Believers in Wayne. of Readington. Python keeper goal enabled the Millburn Gun- This set up a match of unbeat- Gaby Snyder scored a goal for Victoria Graessle provided steady ners to close out the season ens on Sunday when the Vipers the Meteors in Sunday’s season- play in goal in both matches. Sunday with a 1-1 tie against traveled to Hillsborough to face ending 4-1 loss to the East Chris Benedict scored two Monroe. Danny Brenner, Josh the Challengers for the Mid New Brunswick Shooting Stars at Mill- goals Sunday to lead the Millburn King and Willie Fitzgerald starred Jersey Youth Soccer Association burn High School. Celtics past North Hunterdon 5-0. in goal for the Gunners. U-12 Flight 3 championship. Wills Mindnich scored two Joey Kizel, Alex Rosenberg, and Two goals each by Josh Green- After a scoreless first half, in goals and Alex Welch gave a Fred Porges also scored for the berg and Brian Gordon helped the which Vipers’ keeper Carolyn standout performance in goal Celtics, who received stellar play Millburn Hotspurs defeat the Nathan made numerous stellar Sunday in the Millburn Rangers’ from keepers David Spelman and Hazlet Metrostars 4-1 on Satur- saves, the Challengers scored 3-2 loss to the Warren MetroStars. Joey Kizel. day. Dylan Key had an outstand- Photo courtesy of Debbie Greenslade three times in the second half to Katie and Emily Beimfohr each The Blast split their final two ing game in goal for the Spurs. SOCCER BUDDIES—Rita Greenslade (left) and Caitrin win the flight crown with a 3-0 scored a goal in the Millburn Red matches over the weekend— Eric Hertz and Michael Adelman Farry, juniors at Millburn High School and teammates on victory. The Vipers ended the Hots’ 2-2 tie with the West Wind- edging the St. John Vianney Chee- also had strong games for the vic- the school’s varsity girls’ soccer squad, helped the New spring season with a record of 10- sor Jersey Belles. Erica Leh and tahs 3-2 on Saturday and falling 7- tors. Jersey Dynamo U-17 team take first place in The Virginian 1-3, a second place finish in Flight Carson Heimann starred on de- 3 to the Cranford Vipers on Nick Valles and Brandon Moy Soccer Tournament held Memorial Day weekend in Wood- 3 and a first-place showing in the fense for the Red Hots. Sunday. each scored a goal Sunday in the the Chatham Memorial Day tour- Emily Beimfohr scored two Michael Landau scored two Millburn Cyclones’season-ending bridge, Va. Greenslade made five saves in the Dynamo’s nament. goals and Katie Beimfohr, Nikki goals and Max Dolce headed in a 2-1 defeat of the South Brunswick 1-0 defeat of the Hempfield (Pa.) Blitz in the tournament The Millburn Storm closed out Blank and Daniela Licalzi each corner kick from Mike Acierno in Novas. Michael Rauch, Jason final. Farry took part in the tournament as a “guest player.” the season Sunday with a 1-0 loss scored one in the Red Hots’ 5-1 the Blast’s defeat of St. John Vian- Magnes and R.J. Keating provid- Bryn Hagmann, also a member of the Millburn varsity to the Westfield Bluecats. Maggie defeat of the East Brunswick ney. The Blast received outstand- ed strong defense in support of squad and a member of the Dynamo, was unable to par- Greenblatt and Melisa Rayvid Breakers. ing defense from James Elder, keeper Steven Borukhin. ticipate in the tournament due to a family wedding. provided solid defensive support The Millburn Pythons took a Brian O’Toole and Sam Levitan. while Malia Reynolds, Lily Orlan weekend home-and-home series Jason Sanders and Elliot Dawes and Saori MacInnes provided of- from the Readington Shooting excelled in goal for the Blast. fensive support for the Storm. Stars—winning 3-2 on Saturday Jay Sogliuzzo, Alex Plavin and Allow Elaine Pruzon & Coldwell Banker to Hannah Barbakoff, Hilary Ben- and 3-1 on Sunday. Mike Acierno each scored a goal jamin, Jill Sobelman and Carly Emily Butcher scored two goals in the Blast’s 7-3 loss to Cranford. establish the benchmark in Truly Remarkable Service Tonelli each scored a goal Friday and Hayley Distler one in Satur- The Millburn Tornadoes fell to night, leading the Millburn Pumas to a 4-1 defeat of the Methuchen Fire. Tonelli scored two goals and Ali Lentini added one on Sunday, pacing the Pumas to a 3-0 defeat of the Livingston Lady Lobos. Benjamin assisted on Lentini’s goals. The Pumas received stellar play from midfielders Sarah Brody and Jessica and Bethany Pester, defenders Hilary Barr, Catie Harte, Michelle Feldman and Christine Lai and keeper Haley Volk. In their final game of the New Listing season, the Millburn Wizzards lost This warm wonderfully charming “Farm House” built circa a hard fought game to the North 1850 with additions in early 1900s is situated on 1.19 private Hunterdon Dynamite. 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Page 18 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 Millburn-Short Hills Little League roundup Geoff Twombly drove in five in three innings of work for the hits and drove in three runs to less innings in relief and Josh International League hits and Ethan Lipkind turned in runs May 26, leading the Orioles Falcons. back a complete-game outing by Salsburg rapped a game winning Josh Wolfe rapped out 3 hits two outstanding defensive plays in past the Sparrows 13-6 in Mill- Greg Gordon collected two hits pitcher Jeffrey Wang in the Mar- double in the bottom of the sixth and James Manfredonia provided the Reds’ 15-7 defeat of the burn-Short Hills Little League and Donald Aurnhammer played lins’ 9-5 defeat of the Clippers inning to propel the Wildcats past stellar defense May 26 in the Dodgers on May 25. Alex Majors North action. Sam Schild stellar defense for the Hawks in a May 23. Alexa Maldonado dou- the Panthers 9-8 on May 25. Katie Astros’ 9-6 defeat of the Expos. Mendlen pitched two strong in- doubled twice and drove in three 7-6 defeat of the Falcons on May bled twice for the Clippers. Contess scored three runs for the Allen Roberts made a superb de- nings and Tommy Falcone scored runs for the Sparrows. 23. Ben Spicehandler homered Panthers. Zach Jacobs banged out three runs for the Dodgers. Gulf Coast League fensive play in left field and Myles Udland allowed just one twice and drove in four runs for two hits and provided two innings Donnie Macrae doubled home a Matthew Liben pitched two run in five innings May 25 to earn the Falcons. Jed Schmidt went 4-for-4 and of solid pitching in a losing cause. run in the loss. scoreless innings and Noah Liff the victory in the Orioles’ 12-4 Tarek El Sawi played stellar de- Max Okinow and Evan Leichter played outstanding defense May Major League South Reece Parsons and Dean defeat of the Hawks. Hunter fense and rapped out two hits May combined to fan 12 batters May Grivoyannis each had two hits 25, leading the Navigators past Janoff had a key double for the Berj Basralian rapped out two 26 in the Cougars’ 11-2 defeat of 25 in the Badgers’ 7-4 defeat of May 26 in the Astros’ 12-8 defeat the Cobras 8-6. Liben and Liff Hawks. hits May 26 in the Redbirds’ 12-5 the Wildcats. Jeffrey Fischer had the Lions’ on May 25. Sebastian of the Padres. Zach Kassirer and also provided hits. Joey Matt Gonnello went 4-for-5, in- defeat of the Diamondbacks. Lee three hits and Josh Salsburg Chen-Schmidt fanned seven in Geoffrey Berkowitz provided Krassenstein had two extra base cluding a two-run homer, May 25 Kettering turned in a solid defen- pitched three strong innings for three innings of work while extra base hits for the Padres. hits and Jeremy Adelsheimer in the Eagles’ 14-6 defeat of the sive performance for the Dia- the Wildcats. Simon Greene collected two RBI Natalie Mazza provided clutch provided solid pitching in a Sparrows. Sean Campi paced the mondbacks. Josh Tambor pitched two score- for the Lions. losing cause. Sparrows with two hits. Eric Messinger belted his Jeff Rayvid pitched three score- second homer of the season May less innings to earn the victory and 25 in the Diamondbacks’ 23-6 teammate Jeremy Gordon blasted defeat of the Devil Rays. Jon Yen a two-run homer May 25 in the had three hits and two RBI for the Ravens’ 10-6 defeat of the Fal- Devil Rays. COLDWELL BANKER cons. Justin Marcus fanned eight Hank Klehm banged out two Residential Brokerage Recreation department ~ Since 1906 ~ youth softball roundup Classic 1904 Dutch Colonial home on 1.29 acre property with 15 rooms in Carly Latish went 4-for-5, in- non Sullivan each drove in two cluding a grand slam, and Abby May 29 in the Chiefs’ 19-8 rout of beautiful Old Short Hills. Featuring Cohen, Debbie Feld and Allie the Riverdogs. 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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 19 Millburn-Short Hills girls lax club roundup Ellie Fried scored three goals and Meredith Gibson tallied two May 20, leading the Millburn- Short Hills Girls Lacrosse Club’s third and fourth grade team to an 8-3 defeat of Westfield. Margot Halpin, Christina Nan- feldt and Elana Perkoff also scored for Millburn. Rebecca Sweetwood had two assists and Jenny Serruto, Fried and Nan- feldt each had one for the victors. Millburn’s Jordan Ronbeck and Short Hills Hannah Roukas each had three groundballs. Fried (three goals), Gibson (two goals), Lexi Bocian-Reper- owitz (one goal) and Julie Wol- lenberg (one goal) helped Mill- burn post a 7-7 tie with host Glen Ridge May 28. Four goals by Gibson and two by Fried sparked the third and fourth grade team to a 6-5 defeat of Madison Friday afternoon at the Paper Mill field. Hannah Rifkin (seven groundballs, one interception) and Daniela Manzi (one interception, three groundballs) sparked Millburn’s defense. Millburn finished the season with a 5-2-1 record. Grace Bukawyn and Rebekah Gibson each scored two goals Photo courtesy of Terri Sayia OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4PM May 29, leading Millburn’s fifth MAKING THE SAVE—Carol Giblin registers one of her four and sixth grade Blue team to a 7- saves May 30 when the Millburn-Short Hills Girls Lacrosse 49 Cambridge Dr. 2 defeat of Westfield at the Paper Club’s combined Blue and White team defeated New Provi- Mill field. Hilary Von Glahn, Ju- dence 9-5. New Listing! This majestic Center Hall Colonial has been lianna Mellitas and Carolyn impeccably maintained, and has a wonderful layout, plus Bradley also scored for the vic- tine Lai also scored for Millburn. each had nine draw wins and tors. Assists were recorded by Christine Busby and Kerr Kerr recorded 10 groundball numerous updates, which include a fabulous kitchen/great room, Maddie Dolan, Samantha Lillo, recorded 12 and 14 groundball pickups for the victors. Millburn new furnace, roof, and central air...only a short walk to Mellitas and Bradley. Ari Ismail pickups respectively. goalie Carol Giblin made three Hartshorn School! Offered at $989,000 and Bradley led the defense with Caroline Kingsbery, Ellory saves. five groundball pickups. Mill- Matzner, Lai, Busby, Kerr and Kerr and Mellitas each scored burn goalie Jordyn Barry made Lillo provided the offensive two goals in the combined Blue Short Hills four saves. punch May 30, leading a com- and White fifth and sixth grade Aly Kerr’s hat trick propelled bined Blue and White fifth and team’s 8-6 defeat of Glen Ridge Millburn’s fifth and sixth grade sixth grade team to a 9-5 defeat Friday afternoon in Glen Ridge. White team to a 4-3 defeat of of New Providence. Lillo topped Millburn with three visiting Westfield May 29. Chris- Katie Ripp and Kingsberry assists. The Supreme Achievement The Best of the Best Carolann Clynes,CRB Broker/Sales Associate Ranked #12 in the entire Burgdorff ERA Company in sales dollar volume Awarded Burgdorff ERA’s Highest Honor The President’s Council Award An honor reserved for only the top 17 sales associates in a company of over 650 The 2002 Burgdorff President’s Council Award is the latest of many outstanding IMMACULATE… sales awards earned by Carolann Clynes. Awarded the “gold” level of achievement by the New Jersey Association of Realtors in 2000 and 2001, Carolann was also ...updated three bedroom Colonial in Short Hills with lovely inte- the top sales agent last year in the Summit Office for dollar volume in listings and rior. Walk to train, bus and schools. Beautiful gardens - move-in total listing unit production. Carolann has qualified for top producer awards consistently over the last twenty-five years and has been a Lifetime Member of the condition. Offered at $479,000 New Jersey Association of Realtors Distinguished Sales Club since 1994. She holds the prestigious Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) designation and has been a National Residential Appraisers Institute certified appraiser since 1987. Clearly a consistent achiever but one who firmly believes in giving back to the community where she lives and works, Carolann for years has served on the Millburn boards of many local civic and charitable organizations.

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them a return on the investment ence Olympiad Road Scholar Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas Jonathan Brosterman, David manities/Social Science Award: they made in their home almost Competition. Scholarship: Lisa Stern. Burrick, Ross Cheung, Lauren Julian Dawes. Speakers four years ago; he credits the en- He also received a Bausch and DCH Essex VW-Audi Mazda Dacey, Michael Deutsch, Heisman High School Award: Continued from Page 1 vironment at the high school for Lomb Honorary Science Award, Scholarship: Lauren Dacey. Matthew Gartland, Brian Good- Doug Britton, Keri Mounger. Her team for the MHS Merck his achievements. Spanish Achievement Award, Hoby Leadership Award: win, Alan Gordon, Anastasia Mount Holyoke Book Award: Science Day in physics placed “It was intimidating,” said honorable mention in the Jonathan Thompson. Grivoyannis, Christina Jary- Julie Myers. first in the state last year; her art Kevin upon arriving at the high AMTNJ math competition, and Girls’ Career Institute: Hayley mowycz, Gregory McBroom, Rotary International Youth work has appeared in a variety of school his freshman year. qualified for the American Invi- Brown, Delegate; Mary Lynn Caitlin McKee, Kate Rinaldi, Leadership Program: Devin school publications and was se- “Everyone seemed to be dedicat- tational Math Exam for the third Colavita, Alternate. Kevin Shi, Miranda Shutte, Kim- Eisenstat, Katerina Markov, Brian lected for display in a juried high ed to what they were doing. All year in a row. Woman’s Club of Millburn berly Siegal, Cristina Thompson, Sheets, Rotary Youth Leadership school exhibit at the Forrest the kids were very motivated, Kevin has also played the sax- Scholarships: Miranda Shutte, Rachel Webman, Joshua Wein- Award. Officers, Interact: Scott Gallery on Millburn and I had to step up my work. ophone since the fifth grade, and Janine Tkach, Geoffrey Graham. stein. Matthew Lee, president; Devin Avenue. That outside motivation helped worked as a tutor. American Association of Uni- Vassar Book Award: Lear Eisenstat, vice president; Eric Some of her most memorable me become the person I am now. This Princeton-bound senior versity Women of the Oranges Janiv. Lee, Michael Widjaja, secretaries; experiences came as editor-in- “I was glad that people here plans to major in financial engi- and Short Hills Scholarship: Bryn Mawr Book Award: Katerina Markov, treasurer. chief of The Millwheel, where really encouraged me to try new neering, which combines two Malanka Misilo. Monica Saumoy. Advanced Placement Schol- she developed new and valued things and to try extracurricular subjects he is interested in: math La Strada Scholarship Award: University of Pennsylvania ars—Sponsored by The College friendships. activities besides math and sci- and economics. Nicole Spinelli. Book Award: Jason Sacks. Board. “It obviously was an over- ence competitions,” he added. “I “It was a pretty tough call,” Short Hills Association Ameri- Arline Shapiro Community National AP Scholar, Kevin whelming task,” she said of feel lucky that my parents chose said Kevin of his choice to attend can Spirit Award: Lisa Stern. Service Award: Sara Bourne. Shi. pulling the yearbook together. “I to move here.” the New Jersey-based Ivy Prudential Spirit of Communi- University of Richmond Book Advanced Placement Scholars had a core group of friends that When looking back on his League school. “One of the great ty Award: Thomas Gonnella. Award: Colby Horowitz. with Distinction: Ross Cheung, really helped me. I couldn’t have time at Millburn High School, things about Princeton is that Policemen’s Benevolent Asso- Nancy Fox-Kyser Memorial Lauren Dacey, Brian Goodwin, done it on my own and needed Kevin recalls his experiences they offered the (financial engi- ciation Scholarship Award: Award: Alex Nelson, Stephani Alan Gordon, Caitlin McKee, their help.” with the Academic Quiz Bowl neering) program, rather than David Cuomo. Smith. Max Spektor, Cristina Thomp- And while putting the year- team as the most memorable. pure economics and pure math.” Princeton Book Award: Adam ESL Recognition Award: son, Joshua Weinstein. book together brought her closer Just last month, the group, which But his major may change, he Litterman. Young Kim, Kevin Wang. Advanced Placement Scholars to fellow classmates, running Kevin first joined his sophomore said, once he gets to college and Millburn-Short Hills Scholas- Governor’s School: New with Honors: Matthew Berg, cross country brought her closer year and captained his junior and explores other subjects. If it tic Boosters Award: Cristina Jersey Governor’s School of the Matthew Gartland, Gretchen to her father. A runner in high senior years, placed 14th in the works though, in the end, Kevin Thompson. Arts at the College of New Heckman, Christina Jary- school and college, Mr. McKee nation at a competition in Illi- said he hopes to “go into some Cornell Club of Northern New Jersey—Ryu Cipris, woodwind; mowycz, Philip Kehl, Aaron stopped while Caitlin was grow- nois. element of business.” Jersey Book Award: Jason Oh. New Jersey Governor’s School Potechin, Andrew Tejerina. ing up, she said. “This year we had a successful American Legion Boys State: on the Environment at Richard Advanced Placement Schol- When she joined the team, team that won a lot of tourna- Awards Billy Davis, Michael Duane, del- Stockton College—Adam Litter- ars: Priyantha Abeyawardene, though, he laced up his sneakers ments and went to nationals,” he Awards to be presented Tues- egates. Benjamin Seeley, alter- man; Governor’s School of Jonathan Brosterman, David once again. said. day night and student recipients nate. Public Issues and the Future of Burrick, Jessica Kingsberg, Qian “He started to run again when I He quickly focused on acade- are: Joseph L. Bookstaber Yale New Jersey at Monmouth Uni- Liu, Umbareen Mahmood, Gre- did,” she said. “It was something mics, and in his sophomore year, Mayor’s Award for Outstand- Club Book Award: Qian Liu. versity—Jennifer Reiss. gory McBroom, Jason Sacks, nice that we could do together.” Kevin joined the fencing team ing Civic Contribution: Geoffrey Philip B. Keenan Memorial Society of Women Engineers Stephanie Shen, Miranda Shutte, A high achieving student, and New Jersey Science League. Graham, Samantha Harrison, Award: To be announced. Award: Senior—Yi-Chun Kimberly Siegal, Bethany Wein- Caitlin couldn’t pick a favorite Kevin said the size of the high Lauren Riesebeck. Colgate Book Award: Kous- (Annie) Lin; Junior—Monica stein. subject. But when pressed, she school, comparably smaller than National Merit Finalists: Alan tubh Patwardhan. Saumoy. Columbia University Club of turned to her advanced place- the one he left in Illinois, helped Gordon, Samuel Korb, Caitlin Connie Syciarz Memorial Career Exploration Transition Northern New Jersey Book ment physics class with teacher him to explore different activities. McKee, Kevin Shi. Award: Amanda Sverchek. Award: Geoffrey Graham, Kerri Award: Jennifer Reiss. Robert Barkovitz. “People did all sorts of things,” National Hispanic Recogni- Dartmouth Club Book Award: Sternberg, Amanda Sverchek, Millburn Municipal Alliance “I liked the class primarily be- he said, “and showed me by ex- tion Program Scholars: Danilo Siyun Huang. Dawn Thomas. Committee Peer Leadership cause he was such a great ample how a normal person can Cortes, Lauren Dacey, Andrew George Washington University Smith College Book Award: Award: Cristina Thompson. teacher,” she said. “He was en- start something new.” Tejerina, Cristina Thompson. School of Engineering and Ap- Arielle Hirschfeld. National Merit Commended thusiastic. He was always after In his sophomore year, he was National Merit Scholarships: plied Science Medal: Katerina Katherine H. Marcketta Students: Ryan Albright, Adam school ready to help. He loved recognized as an AP Scholar Caitlin McKee, National Merit Markov. Annual Scholarship Award: Bonnifield, Jonathan Broster- the subject; he loved teaching.” with Honor, and earned first Scholarship; Samuel Korb— Williams College Book Ronni Reich. man, David Burrick, Ross place in the Essex County Math Corporate-Sponsored Merit Award: Michael Duane. Wellesley College Club Book Cheung, Lauren Dacey, Matthew Kevin Shi League competition for ad- Scholarship; Kevin Shi—Corpo- Edward J. Bloustein Distin- Award: Jordana Hausman. Gartland, Travis Gordon, Kevin joined the Millburn vanced math. He was an Ameri- rate-Sponsored Merit Scholar- guished Scholars: Matthew Berg, University of Rochester Hu- Continued on Page 27 school system when his family can Invitational Math Exam ship; Brian Goodwin—National moved in the middle of his fresh- qualifier, and received honorable Merit Special Scholarship. man year from Lake Forest, Ill., mention in the AMTNJ math Millburn-Short Hills Chapter a suburb of Chicago, where he competition. American Red Cross Anne attended Lake Forest High His junior year, Kevin was rec- Mullen Annual Scholarship School. ognized as a national AP Scholar Award: Daniel Cynamon. The National Merit Scholar and a New Jersey Governor’s Comcast Leaders of Tomorrow considers himself fortunate that Scholar in the sciences. He re- Scholarship: Miranda Shutte. his parents, Harry Shi and Jane ceived the Yale Book Award, Junior League of the Oranges Lu, came to this township. This second place in the Merck State and Short Hills Scholarship: Jes- business-minded senior hopes Science Day for physics, first sica Huston, Dana Krueger. that through his academic efforts place in the Spanish College Star-Ledger Scholar: Caitlin and successes he can provide Bowl and first place in the Sci- McKee.

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Thursday, June 6, 2002 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 21 Real estate Fredman elected head of county vo-tech school board transactions Township resident Arthur and office maintenance. Com- In addition, the school district and confirmed by the Board of Fredman has been elected pres- panies from throughout the provides interscholastic sports Chosen Freeholders. Recent real estate transactions ident of the Board of Education county provide mentoring and in basketball, volleyball, base- Mr. Fredman is a retired edu- in the township include the fol- of the Essex County Vocational- apprenticeship training as prac- ball and softball. Extensive cator and owner of Advantage lowing: Technical School District. The tical experience in preparation field trips and membership in Consulting, a family real estate 74B Lakeside Drive sold for long-time township resident is for future careers. national VICA, vocational in- and public relations business. He $189,000. at the helm of the countywide The Bloomfield Tech Center dustrial careers of America, has been active in a variety of 2A Lakeside Drive sold for district providing workplace offers the gamut of academic serve to supplement their class- local organizations over a span $187,000. and college preparation for stu- courses as required by the state. room experience. of almost 30 years. These in- 99 Chestnut Street sold for $546,000. dents and adults at four high Innovative shops include Intro- The Essex County Vo-Tech clude Millburn-Short Hills Vol- 389 Wyoming Avenue sold for school campuses located duction to Computer Network- District is supported by a unteer First Aid Squad, Down- $750,000. Newark, Bloomfield and West ing, Multimedia Shop, and Ca- budget of approximately $30 town Millburn Development Al- 17 Oak Hill Road sold for Caldwell. All students are pre- bling: Introduction to Computer million with 16 percent contri- liance, Little League, Citizen’s $680,000. pared to pursue college degrees Networking. bution by county taxpayers. The Budget Advisory Commission, 246 Dale Drive sold for or career paths upon gradua- The Technical Careers Center remaining funding comes from Congregation B’nai Israel and $877,000. tion. and North 13th Street School state, federal and private grants, president of Greater Millburn- 44 Slope Drive sold for The current total student en- offer academic blocks in the and tuition fees. The board Short Hills B’nai B’rith. His $1,212,500. rollment is 2,100 full day and major sciences, languages, and comprises seven members, ap- wife, Judith, is a local educator 17 Highland Avenue sold for approximately 3,000 day and other required courses in addi- pointed by the county executive and private psychotherapist. $757,000. evening adult students. Rela- tion to vocational shops such as tionships exist with various in- carpentry, machine, robotics, stitutions of higher learning, in- electricity, welding, printing, cluding the New Jersey Institute high technology, advertising of Technology, New Jersey Col- Arthur Fredman design, allied health, computer lege of Medicine and Dentistry technology, computer-aided and Bloomfield College. shared-time students specialties drafting, electronics, dental as- The West Caldwell Center in culinary arts, automotive sistant, practical nursing and prepares students with various technology, beauty culture, car- computer repair. Most courses challenges for entry level skills pentry, horticulture/landscap- are now taught in 80-minute in- Short Hills in trade and vocational areas. ing, technology service/instal- structional blocks in all The school offers full and lation, transition technology schools. You Can Get Your Price in This Real Estate Market

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BUSINESS Education Part Time PHOTOGRAPHER Receptionist/ SALES WAIT STAFF CHILDCARE-After 2½ yrs MANAGER 2 positions serving children Operations Distribution Center PART-TIME Secretary Position We are seeking a Senior SUMMER Westmount Country Club our Excellent Nanny will be in the autism spectrum: Account Executive for our Avail in Mid-July. Resp., We are seeking a Busi- Assistants We have a Temporary Pho- Small Bloomfield law firm WORK Needs PT food&beverage TEACHER OF THE Filter Operator/ West Paterson location. In Exp’d, Loving, Great with ness Manager for the Our Pompton Plains facility tographer position for seeks PT or FT for fun college students in servers. Could make up to North Jersey Community Receptionist/Secretary, Le- this role, you will generate $14 hr. Apply in person Children. Exc Ref’s. Montclair Times. The ideal HANDICAPPED - Operator- is actively looking for sever- customer service/sales. 973-746-1978 Days, candidate will be responsi- F/T - NJ TOH cert req’d, al individuals to assist in Newspapers located in gal secretarial experience maximum revenue possi- 728 Rifle Camp Road Maintenance ble through online and Earn $18.25 base-appt. No 973-509-5207 Eves. ble for daily & monthly Emergency cert consid- warehouse operations, West Paterson. In this role, not necessary. Must be telemarketing & no door to W.Paterson 973-256-2700 Mechanics print advertising sales with cash reports, billing, ac- ered. Exper in discrete trial housekeeping and safety. you will assist in scanning able to answer the tele- CHILD CARE - Fun in my two daily and twenty-nine door. Gain prof’l skills & val- counts payable coding, da- teaching or inclusion exper Will also ensure accurate, of all send-ins and stringer phone, type, file, coordi- uable resume exp. Intern- home. Licensed & Cert. NewJersey-AmericanWa- weekly newspapers. DENTAL OFFICE ta entry & time cards. Re- a +. ter Company, a subsidiary complete and timely deliv- negatives, converting digi- nate projects, and perform ships. Conditions exist. Ages 0-5yrs. Mtc area. of the nation’s largest pri- This position requires five quires a minimum of two ery of various newspaper tal files for newsprint and standard secretarial func- Call now! RECEPTIONIST Call 201-486-4678 TEACHER’S vate water utility and a lead- years sales experience years of accounting, fi- er in the water resources products. Related duties in- performing other duties as tions. Working knowledge Paramus 201-843-8808 ASSISTANT - field, is accepting resumes with “proven track record” nance, or business admin- clude product preparation, assigned. On occasion will of MS Word a must and Caldwell 973-882-1944 Our W est Caldwell CHILD CARE House F/T - Exper in discrete trial for a Water Filter Operator in newspaper or related istration, in addition to man- and Operator-Maintenance newspaper delivery, verify- shoot an assignment. some knowledge of Excel Parsippany 973-541-0122 offi ce needs a dedi - Cleaning/ Companion teaching and/or college a Mechanics at our Short ing product/routes and cus- Requires knowledge of helpful. Position available media industry. Must pos- exp’d. Live In. Ref’s. Avail. agerial experience, Word Hills, NJ facility. cated & hard-working and advanced Excel skills. +. Oppty to work w/ tomer service functions. Adobe PhotoShop, color immediately. Please fax sess excellent customer (973)471-5336. knowledgable Responsibilities include the correction, scanning with resumes to 973-680-9909. service skills. Knowledge Must also possess the abili- efficient operation of water Must have good map read- SUPERINTENDENT team member. If you ty to meet multiple professionals. treatment facilities, including, organizational, time flatbed and negative, MAC of Microsoft office applica- Super & Assistant Super CHILD CARE- PT, exp Prefer exper in Applied ing chemical feeders, and PC is required. Must Restaurant Help tions as well as use of a ve- have good organiza - lady seeks job, flex. 3 hrs deadlines.You will manage pumps purification units, management, and custom- positions available at three direct reports. Behav analysis for both po- and residential processing er service skills. Job re- have own 35mm New restaurant opening in hicle is also required. You varios tional & people skills day. 2-3 days/wk or eve sitions. Intensive training equipment; manage com- equipment. Nutley seeks Back of will report to the Recruit- hrs. Refs. 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Division of North Jersey One Garrett Mountain FT or near FT care for in- skills, good organizaton Newspapers, the Weekly Care System Secretaries Media Group. Plaza fant & 5 yr old. Must have and client follow-up. e-mail Division of North Jersey A CERTIFIED Nurse’s POLISH CLEANING. LIBRARIAN C. Tuohy PO Box 471 Word Processors refs, exp w/infant, own your resume to: info Media Group. Summer Day Aide seeking live-in/out po- Laundry, Ironing. Ins’d & Evening Ref Librarian The Montclair Times West Paterson, NJ 07424- trans. Mid-day to early eve, @newjerseyhomes.com L. Newby Camp Jobs!! Receptionists sition. 17 yrs exp. Ref’s. Bonded. 973-546-8459 Provide evening service 114 Valley Road 0471 weekdays. Start Sept. North Jersey Media Group Spend an active summer Data Entry Salary neg. 973-483-8791. M-F in academic library. Montclair, NJ 07042 [email protected], Women w/yrs of exp. seek- Some summer hrs avail. Real Estate 1 Garrett Mountain Plaza outdoors as a day camp ing to care for the elderly. Teach classes. Contribute [email protected], or fax 973-569-7310 Lite Industrial ARE YOU TIRED OF Refs avail. 973-509-5301 Call (973)865-8947 THE MARKET IS HOT! PO Box 471 counselor! No nights or to home page. Prepare or fax 973-233-5028 We appreciate your inter- HOUSE CLEANING The local real estate mar- West Paterson, NJ 07424- weekends (except guides & bibliographies. We appreciate your interest, but we will only con- Earn a $25 Registration Bo- EVERY MONTH? OPEN CHILDCARE FT/PT ket is really moving & that 0471 training). Boy’s group coun- Serve on committees, est, but we will only contact those individuals we nus (New Applicants Only). If yes, Try ME & I promise CLASSIFIEDS Nanny/Housekeeper to means it’s a great time to [email protected], selors, lifeguards/WSI, in- Tenure-track. Req: MLS, tact those individuals we plan to interview. Work a minimum of 50 you will be SATISFIED!! TODAY! help at-home Mom w/2 yr get in on the action! or fax 973-569-7310 structor for: movement/ 3 yrs. library exp. Pref: plan to interview. EEO Employer hours. I clean where no one else old & infant. Refs, exp’d & Weichert gives you the We appreciate your inter- tumbling. Teachers wel- second master’s deg., EEO Employer does! Call Natalie aft. 6pm Engl. spkg. 973-744-5891. training you’ll need to get a est, but we will only con- come. HS grad. Somerset reading comp in 1 foreign PART TIME RETAIL We Offer Direct Deposit, or lve msg: 973-589-8910 successful real estate County location. (908)647- language, commitment to Sat only in a party rental tact those individuals we Vacation/Holiday Pay career underway. And 0664. Apply at: www. Open the CHILDCARE prof. activities. Salary store. Hours 8am-4:30pm. plan to interview. Available Babysitter Live in for toddler in Part-time Office Asst that’s exactly how our most EEO Employer campriverbend.bunk1.com dependent upon qualif. For Clifton based ins. bro- Call (973)239-3312. We are not a chain. We Anytime. Montclair. Good salary & successful associates got Send letter, c.v. & 3 refs. kerage firm. Flexible hrs. take a personal interest in CALL (973)571-0488 perks. Must drive, have 3+ started. There are currently Secretary Assistant/ SUMMER (include V#) to: Fax resume to Rich or Pet Sitter/dog walker YOU! Classifieds years experience w/ refs. 2 openings in the Upper INTERNSHIPS Dr. Judith L Hunt, Sprague email to: [email protected] For as needed basis. Receptionist BABYSITTER - College Call 973-655-1050 Library, Montclair State Montclair office. Call John Part time position with F/T at a high-tech interac- Student,wkends am or pm. Essex Cty only. Pet Watch- Koller to schedule inter- University, V#154/MT, ers 973-228-7385. Lv.Msg Montclair law firm. Flexible tive telecommunications Exp’d, car. 973-338-1596 CLERICAL PT/FT Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 view 973-746-1515 hours. Knowledge of Co. Great learning opportu- for Mo-Fr, sml office, Wayne. EO/AA. PIZZA PERSON WordPerfect a plus. Legal nity. Possible P/T work dur- BUSY BODY DOMESTICS Computer lit, filing, bkpg. Exp’d. Cedar Grove. Reporters exp not required. Fax re- ing school yr. Submit res to Have exp’d Bus travel to Manhattan on (973)239-0807 Sports freelancers sume & salary require- Editor at surveyusa.com ¶Baby Nurses •Nannies need basis for clients/misc. Medical Biller (independent contractors) ments to: 973-783-0131 ¶Housekeepers & SERVICES of morris county 973-696-2358 btwn 10-4 Progressive medical Plumbing Mechanic are needed to cover local SUMMER JOB ¶Companions claims billing co. loc.close Fast growing Co. seeking sporting events in Bloom- Secretary F/T West Essex Bldg Supp. in inc. Call 973-509-9477 CONSTRUCTION to Wayne is looking for a Exp’d Mechanic with excel- field, Nutley, Glen Ridge Responsible, for busy Doc- Verona needs outside yard 28 Bloomfield Ave. Sat & Sun 973-509-0790 YOU Fairfield. Full time. Bene- Billing Specialist. Min. 5 lent interpersonal skills. and Belleville. Most games tor’s office. Must have ex- /stock help for our lumber Pine Brook, NJ 07058 460 Bloomfield Ave fits. General construction, yrs. hands-on exp. of medi- AC Exp a +. 973-662-1580 are played on weekends perience. Typing & comput- co.Call Chip 973-239-1500 973-575-4211 Montclair maintenance and lawn cal billing at a physician’s and evenings. Send 2 or 3 er skills helpful. Fax 1-800-818-TEMP clips to: Mike Perrota, Certified Aide seeks 5-7 care. 973-575-1706. office or a billing co. req’d. Advertising Section resume to 973-228-5807 TEACHER’S NEED Fax resume: 973-857-7808 Sports Editor, North Jersey ASSISTANT days. Live in/out. Caring Construction Community Newspapers, SECRETARY-PT Verona pre-school, exp TREE CLIMBER for the sick or elderly. Stone Fabricator Medical 90 Centre St., Nutley, N.J. For Landscape Co. Flex req’d. 3-4 yr old group. Exp’d climber PT/FT. Also avail. for nights & For busy marble & granite Director of Nursing 07110. No phone calls hrs. Billing work. Comput- 8:30-1 school days, starts Leave msg 973-239-5717. weekends. Good ref. Today! shop. Must have exp with FT. Religious community please. er Literate. 973-338-1335 Sept. (973)239-5128 973-763-1438 granite counter tops. FT. seeking DON for newly li- Call 973-857-3655 censed 30 bed long term care facility. Send resume Construction to Administrator, St. Cather- Tile Installer Helper ine of Siena, 7 Ryerson STORE MANAGER Advertise Your Used Car, Truck or Van FT. Must have Exp. Call Ave, Caldwell, NJ 07006 or DRIVER/ 973-857-3655 call for interview, 973-226- Metric, Inc., a subsidiary of a major 1577, ext 17 Fortune 100 Co, the developers of BINDERY/ CUSTOMER world class products. Using state- MAINTENANCE for 4 weeks and we’ll give you… SERVICE Medical Receptionist of-the-art technology and specially Alpha Graphics Full Time trained counselors, our retail clinic Immediate Opening. Fami- allows us to provide skin assessments, ly owned company needs We’re searching for Montclair seeks a bright, well organized creating a whole new retail experience full time person for non- in skin care. Exp’d Deliver y smoking sales office in person to join us in our As a Store Manager in Ridgewood, Driver/Binder y Bloomfield. Must be versa- allergy office in Verona & NJ, some of your responsibilities will tile & able to work INDE- Belleville. Some computer Maintenance PENDENTLY. Duties will exp desired. We will train include managing employee sched- technician. FT include, but are not limited the right person. If you are ules, inventory management, cash weeks to: heavy telephone com- cheerful & productive, management, and opening and clos- with paid bene - munication, customer serv- call Gail or Barbara at ing the store. fits. Must have ice, and light bookkeeping. 973-857-8334. We are looking for someone with a MUST be computer literate minimum of 3 years experience in clean driving MS office REQUIRED. MEDICAL store management of this kind. record and be Two years experience in a X-RAY TECH You must have excellent presenta- business office & the ability Immed opening for PT tion, communication, interpersonal able to lift 60 lb. to prioritize work duties a X-ray tech. Orthopedic sur- and computer skills, flexibility, and FREE! boxes. Inquire at: previous retail experience. must. Car necessary. geon’s office in Montclair. Alpha Graphics Please send resume (with 3 days/wk-15 hrs. Fax We offer a competitive salary and Get these 3 salary requirements) to: resume to 973-746-4210 benefits package. Call 973-235-4976 Montclair 4 $ 95* [email protected] or or send resume, cover letter and Fax Resume to fax to 973-338-1129. Mother’s Helper salary requirements to: 973-509-9727. newspapers for only 29 Mothers, do you need an [email protected] EOE Dental Assistant extra pair of hands? A F/T, exp. nec. X-ray li- responsible 12 year old will cense. Newark office. Fax be a Mother’s Helper. Call RECEPTIONIST ESTHETICIAN resume: 973-481-0353. Sara at (973) 667-1164. FULL TIME & PART TIME PART TIME & FULL TIME AND DENTAL ASST NANNIES/HSKPRS RECEPTIONIST- Metric, Inc., a subsidiary of a FT/PT, Montclair orthodon- Companion Care/Couples major Fortune 100 Co, the devel- ORDER TOLL FREE! tic office looking for caring, Exp’d people for fine ESTHETICIAN opers of world class products. Get all 7 courteous, friendly asst. to homes - State Licensed! Metric, Inc., a subsidiary of a Using state-of-the-art technology $ 95* join wonderful staff. Send Ref’s & Full Guarantees major Fortune 100 Co, the develop- and specially trained counselors, newspapers for only 44 resume to PO Box 43575, CAPITOL SEARCH ers of world class products. Using our retail clinic allows us to provide Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 201-444-6666 state-of-the-art technology and skin assessments, creating a whole 1-800-891-9467 specially trained counselors, our PART TIME new retail experience in skin care. DENTAL retail clinic allows us to provide skin As an Esthetician in Ridge- MARKETING ASST. assessments, creating a whole new retail experience in skin care. wood, NJ, you will conduct skin HYGIENIST 3 days weekly for West health assessments utilizing ana- Orange Chiropractor. We are looking for Full Time and Nutley office. Sales or Telemarketing Part Time Receptionists as well as lytical tools (non-invasive equip- 973- 661-1075 exp needed. Fax resume: Receptionist-Esthetician in Ridge- ment) and educate the clients. 973-325-1922 wood, NJ. Must be a NJ-licensed Esthetician Use Your Credit Card Dental Hygienist Responsibilities will include with a minimum of 3 years experi- PT. 2 days. 10-2. Small pri- product selling, client scheduling, ence. In addition, we are looking vate Nutley office. Call answering phones and assist staff. for an Esthetician with certification 973-661-3099 The FT Receptionist will also fill in in MicroDermabrasions and Glycol- DENTAL as an Esthetician as needed. ic Peels with a minimum of 3 years You must have excellent presen- experience in these specialities 0000005088 RECEPT/ASST. tation, communication, interper- Private party advertisers only. Price of car must be included. Seeking enthusiastic, moti- You must have excellent presen- sonal and computer skills, flexibil- tation, communication, inter-per- One auto for sale per customer/per ad. Length of ad running vated, friendly people- ity, and previous retail experience. Add person. Exp preferred to sonal and computer skills and flex- in paper(s) is 4 weeks, renewal is free. Please be sure to ask Receptionist-Esthetician must $ 95* your Customer Service Representative the last day the ad is work Mon & Wed, after- possess NJ certification as an ibility. Previous retail experience is noon & evening in a plus. & for only 39 to run, and be sure to call back at the end of 4 weeks to Esthetician. Livingston. (973) 994-4294 We offer a competitive salary We offer a competitive salary (Runs daily for 1 week with 1 week free renewal) renew ad. If ad lapses there will be another charge for the HAIRCUTTERS and benefits package. Call 973- and benefits package. Call 973- ad. 235-4976 or send resume, cover 235-4976 or send resume, cover Metro Haircutters, Cedar * 3 line ad Grove seeking PT/FT help letter and salary requirements to: letter and salary requirements to: immed. 973-239-6363. 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Lost Found or Stolen 1270 General Merchandise 1350 General Merchandise 1350 Merchandise Wanted 1355 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Financial Real Estate BATH accessory. New tub MOVING SALE: LR furn, Monclair Sunny 2br, prkng, LOST-Lg male Tabby cat, ANTIQUES! TOP $$ PAID! For Rent MONTCLAIR - 3rd flr Montclair Lge sunny 2 Br, gray & blk, ‘Gus’ on 5/31 encl. doors, $50. Lrg. Blk tables & chairs, childrens Furn, silver, toys, trains. MAC EVOY pay own utls $950+1 1/2 effeciency in renovated Vic- in beautiful Victorian home, Money to Loan 1215 LR, EIK, DR, hdwd flr, sto- nr Mountain Ave. Sta. Call lthr chair, $175. Sony com- furn ,wall units, 1 or estate. 973-546-3533 mo sec. (973)460-3377 torian. 1 Bedrm, skylights, rage, pkng, private entr. Nr with info, (973)509-0935 plete stereo sys. & spkers, chandeliers,new carpeted, very artsy and in- NY bus & train, No Pets, RENTS MONTC-4½ x lg charm’g Having financial difficul- $125. 973-994-9502 dishwasher,TV’s, stereos, COMIC BOOKS teresting. Private parking, perfect for non smoking rms, $1495. 2BR, 3 fplcs, professionals avail 8/1 ties? We offer personal LOST:My vintage Rawlings stairmaster,office furn, very Wanted. Top $$$ Paid -IN- close to NY trains & buses. $1595 includ util. business and consolidation baseball glove, tan leather, BD SET-exc, Rooms Plus, large oriental area rug. Call (973) 403-1626 LR, lg kit, lndry, prkg. Gail 973-783-0107 MONTCLAIR $800 incl hot water, avail loans. Low interest rates, well-worn, well-loved, senti- gray speckled formica, fl sz for details and/or appt. WinstonBkr, 973-746-0770 GUITARS WANTED! High, Wide & Handsome immed. Call 973-783-9364. No Fees. Call 24 hours at mental value, in the vicinity pltfrm, lg desk w/hutch, tv 973-744-3324 MONTCLAIR armoire w/dbl drssr, 2 nit Cash Paid Guitars 1br w/HT & HW pd. Four MONTC-5 charming rms, 1-888-209-8248 of the kids diamond at $1300. 2BR, LR, DR, sun Montclair-4BR, $1450, 2 OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1-4 Edgemont Park on Satur- tbls Orig $3750. Asking Pink Flamingoes $15.Chip/ Bought & Sold Blks from Town Center! Trades Consignments prch. Grt loc. nr town. Gail flrs, parking, yard. Prime 10 PINE STREET. day, June 1. MAKE MY $1000obo (973)857-5166 Shredder $225, Sun room Ntwrk Bkr 973-429-0909 2 BR, 2 BA, laundry, super furn $100. 973-857-3277. Lessons & Repairs EQUAL HOUSING MONTCLAIR WinstonBkr,973-746-0770 Animals DAY! and tell me you BEDRM Set, king, cherry, & parking on premises. VALLEY ROAD GUITARS Arty & Airy 1 Bedrm, all MONTCLAIR-4½ lg rms, found it. Call 973-746-9415 (new 1993), exc cond Pool Table-7’ bar sz, ball OPPORTUNITY MONTCLAIR 1BR Apt, $1365/mo+ utils. grt bldg 127 Valley Road,Montclair All real estate advertising in this newspaper utils paid; Walk to town garden setting. $1550, $2000/bo. Form. offic furn return w/ balls & cues. nev- $1350 Loft & spiral stair, 1BR, 1 BA $950/mo+ utils 973-744-6992 is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of and Transp. Wow! ht/hw pd. 2BR, 2 bths, LR, Dogs,Cats,Pets 1230 Massage Therapy 1274 $150. Bkcases, filing cabs, er used warr., $475 Can incl wash/dryer. Excellent Call 973-783-6151 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to new kit, prkg, lndry, Gail other furn. (973)379-7346. deliver (201)490-9051 OLD THINGS WANTED location, Immed occup. advertise "any preference, limitation, or CALDWELL WinstonBkr,973-746-0770 ADOPT Big Red, Chow Furn, Paintings, Antiques, discrimination based on race, color, David Hirschman MONTCLAIR Park St. lux ASIAN PLACE Bedroom Set: Complete al- Refrigerator,Freezer,Wash You Won’t Believe the mix, adult NM, very friend- China, Pottery, Etc. 1 Item religion, sex, handicap, familial status or Realty Co. 2 BR Full lg DR, LR, 2 sink (973)827-8616 most new, Cream laquer, er/Dryer, Stove, $95, 201- Room in this Pristine 3 MONTCLAIR, 4 rm apt, ly. Gd w/children, HB. or Entire Estate. Call national origin, or an intention to make any 201-261-4300 x 127 vanity, private compound, RT. 23 NORTH 4pc $1500 (973)912-8929 368-2261/ 908-486-1019 Bedrm w/CAC, HW/DW. 1st fl, lrg kit, nr NYC trans, Sassy, Rednose Pit, YA Debbie, 973-618-0923. such preference, limitation or dis- no pets, 1 pkng, $975. parking on premises avail crimination." MONTCLAIR- 1BR duplex spayed (F), gd w/cats, BEDROOM SET-moving Refrigerator: GE Profile, 5 CALDWELL (973)746-1950. immed. (973)746-5150 y/o, 21cft, wtr/ice on dr, ex WANTED TO BUY. Stamp This newspaper will not knowingly accept w/3rd floor deck, A/C, at- some dogs. Friendly & Adult lawn furniture sofas, house- Best 2 Bedrm in Country tractive bldg, $1400/mo. cond, $950 973-746-7055 collections/accumilations. any advertisement for real estate which is in MONTCLAIR:5 br, 3br, 1br quiet. Abandoned in car. hold items 973-744-0984 violation of the law. Our readers are hereby has WD in, AC, WW, nr By Owner. (973)746-8847 MONTCLAIR: Sunny 1BR immediate cash payment. apts. Clean, lndry facilities, Visit PAWS, 77 N. Willow RUGS-Hndmd Persians informed that all dwellings advertised in this park & town. Garden Apt, ht/hw, off - BIKE-10 speed women’s 201-224-3921 close to train.$1000-$2400 St., Mtc. Open 7 days, cost $6500ea-askg $990ea newspaper are available on an equal MONTCLAIR-1BR, EIK, street parking, tile bath, Massage 1275 Motobecane, asking 973-768-1429 Avail 7/1 12-4pm 973-746-5212 documented 201-797-3582 opportunity basis. To complain of VERONA h/hw, immed occup, hardwood flrs, full kitchen. $50,(973)744-2035 discrimination, call HUD Toll-free at 1-800- 2 Bedrm house w/spacious (914)723-3609 Mon-Sat, Avail 7/1 & 8/1. $1100/mo. ADOPT Hobbes, Torti Mature Masseuse Out call Seven ceramic planters, Merchandise 669-9777. For the hearing impaired call MONTCLAIR CTR: Fabu- BR SET-Child-desk, drsser rms, CAC, HW, WD, patio 9-6pm. No fee. Call 973 746-0193. spayed (F), bldwk neg. Seven Days 10AM -10 PM varied colors & sizes, 1-800-927-9275. lous, bright, lrg airy 2BR + 2 display cabinets, bunk Events & fp on Quiet street. all shots, 2 yrs, gd w/cats 973-686-1699 $200. End tble w/glass & MONTCLAIR-1BR Parking apt, EIK, LR, DR, sml ofc, bes or 2 single, $500 Notice to prospective renters: Any Near NY trans, Avail 7/1 deck. Prkng for 1 car. Stor- MONTCLAIR/UPPER (companion adopted), very all wood end tble, Queen MONTCLAIR (Maple) (973)233-0866 rents advertised herein for qualified $950... Call (973)783-3909 age bin in bsmnt. Walk to 4 rm apartment w/2 Bed- friendly and affectionate. Telephone Services 1280 Anne style all wood coffee Gorgeous & Modern Soho Owner died. Snowy, Wht Flea Markets 1375 real rental property may be subject shops, dining, NYC trans, rooms & 1.5 Baths. First CHAIR Humanscale tble. $175. 973-857-8850 style 2 bedrm w/CAC, DW MONTCLAIR- 2BR, $1,625 Odd/eyed, adult spayed to any rebate or credit required by movies. Grt loc. 2 yr lease. floor. Close to shopping & FreedomChair, task, black, state law (N.J.S. 54:4-6.3 et seq.) & Yrd. See This! to $1,750 & 1BR eff. $900 (F). Little timid. No chil- FIND TRUE LOVE!!Record SEWING MACH"Kenmore" BELLEVILLE: Furn, toys, $1,750/mo.STANTON CO, NY trans. 1 parking space $385 (973)783-7440lv msg incl ht/hw. Call Sue dren. Does not like to be & Listen to Ads FREE! 973- w/cover + attchmnts.Brand HH, many items etc. Sat Realtors, 973-746-1313. avail. Immediate occupan- DISTINCTIVE REALTY picked up. Also kittens. 992-3434 / 201-487-5665 COUCH & Matching love new. $110. 201-259-2799 6/8 & Sun 6/9 from 10-3. MAC EVOY cy. $850 mo+utilities. Use Code 2077, 18+ Apartments Unfurnished (973) 299-1385 ext 1 Montclair Ctr nr transp 1st COLDWELL BANKER Visit PAWS, 77 N. Willow seat-Qn sz pull out, exc SLATE PIECE-84"x21"x2", 104 Overlook Ave, Apt 3. 2335 Real Estate 973-239-9398 Flr spacious sunny 2 BR, Residential Brokerage St., Mtc. Open 7 days MEET NJ MEN! Meet by cond, solid forest green, cash & carry, asking $300 RENTAL DIVISION MONTCLAIR-2BR apt in LR, DR, Kit, tile bath, frplc, 242 Bellevue Avenue 12-4pm 973-746-5212 phone & try it FREE! 201- $1450 973-233-1863 (973)744-2035. Estate Sales 1380 BLOOMFIELD Victorian house being ren- 2 inclosed porches, D/W, Upper Montclair, NJ 487-6446,973-992-3156 1 Bedrm eff. Avail MILLBURN 2BR, Avl July1 ovated. Hardwood flrs & ADOPTION DAY- Sat, 6/8, DINING rm set, 9 pc, exc SOFA BED (Qn) oak desk, Call Alex or Yana aftr 7 pm pking, No Pet, Avail 7/1. 973-783-5100 Use Code 2082, 18+ Guarantee Your Items Sell immed, lndry, prkg, ac carpet, new eik, appls, & 11-3pm, Montclair Feed, cond, $1200; lg br drssr w/ qn waterbed frame & heat- anytime. 973-218-9264 $1580 + Utils. 973-655- mirr $500; 7 drwr br drssr at a TAG Sale by A&F 201- $825 incl HHW. bath. Decor frplc, prkng on 191 Glenridge Ave., Mtc. er. Call (973)746-2175 studio, giant apt, park- 0729 or 973-239-8814 $400; qn platfrm bed $200; 652-0730 & 201-262-5510. premises, close to trans, MONTCLAIR/UPPER: Midnite, spayed (F) HB Escorts 1290 ing, lndry $600 incl HHW. MILLBURN Studio & 1BR h&hw included, no fee, no Charming 1BR, ample clos- qeen sleeper sofa w/love- SOFA Convert Qn sz, nev- MONTCLAIR: In-town loca- Shep Mix, gd w/cats, chil- MONTCLAIR- 6/8 & 9 9-4 Avail immed. Incl ht/hw/gas, prkng,ac, nr pets, $1,325 neg. 973-565- ets, 2 blks to train. Avail seat $550, qual. rugs. Call/ er slept in, 3yrs old. $500 tion! Bsmnt 2BR, hw flrs, dren & other dogs. Patty & DON’T SETTLE 109 North Mountain Ave. Mod 2 bedrm, EIK, park- trans. No pets. 973-564-6556 0565 lve msg. Move-in be- 8/1. $1000 all util incl. lv msg 973-748-2447 or best offer.973-509-3214 muni pkg. Avail 7/1. $1200 Duke, Blonde & Blk, Span/ FOR A THREE. Steinway Piano, Antiques, ing, lndry, walk to every- fore renovation and save. 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Avail charge to you for our serv- hse. Perfect for low-traffic $2675 + all util. Call Cooking & share bath. 1blk SF avail for user. Great in- July 1. 973-731-8070 ice. Call today to list your WAYNE prof’l, pkng, 3 rms, f bth, kit NUTLEY Studio & 1 Br COLDWELL BANKER, to bus & stores, lndry,pkng vestment opportunity. area. $825 973-783-2422 apt. Realtor 973-743-2306 BY OWNER apts, Hdwd flrs lndry fridge Residential Brokerage, avail, Many units $550- David Hirschman Condos/Townhouses/Rent 2345 Fabulous, sunny house w/ nr NY trans, cat ok $850 to 242 Bellevue Ave ATTENTION $575+ sec (973)994-7373 MONTCLAIR - Walnut St. open floor plan on private Realty Co. $975 H/HW. Orchard Rlty Upper Montclair, NJ LANDLORDS! Station, 1650 SF orig BLOOMFIELD acre in top location. Filled 201-261-4300 x103 Bkr 973340-3500 (973)783-5100 You can participate in our Montclair: Furn rm, private wood/beamed 18’ ceils/flrs. 2 ½ rms, 1 Br in pre war rental computer database at shared bth. $575/mo + 1½ with charming features, de- Modern HVAC/sprinklers, www.orchardrealty.com no expense. W e handle all bldg, hrdwd flrs, lndry. mo. sec. deposit. Incl: ht, tails. DR, FR, MBR Suite 2480 kitchenette, pkng. Avail 6/1. $825 HHW incld. Rentals to Share 2360 references and credit checks. all with fireplace. Center Is- Offices Sale/Rent UPPER Montclair-Newly wtr, laundry,cable, Avail 7/1. 973-746-4900 Realtor 973-743-2306 land Kit w/ skylight. 3-4 renovated 3 Brs, 2 Fbth, parking. 973-676-8071 RP MARZULLI CO BRs, 4 full baths. Great en- kit, DR, LR. Close to parks/ MONTCLAIR: apt to shr. /973-233-9044 CEDAR GROVE - Office MONTVILLE 973-744-4701 tertaining inside/ out. CAC. 600 sf $500/mo + utils. bus/train.1½mo sec, $2050 CLIFTON own side, $550 mo. suite, 747 SF, located on ext. 170 or 171 NUTLEY-Room $350/mo, Heated in-ground pool. incl heat (973)746-1865 Call Jay (973)746-9790. 2nd flr of well maint. prof’l Private parking. Open House Cable,use of computer Low taxes. $850,000 bldg. Bldg is handicap ac- Realtor 973-743-2306 UPPER MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR CENTER Vacation Rentals NJ 2370 closet,dresser,nite table (973)839-9660. cess w/elevator. Located RP MARZULLI Noon-3pm, Sat & Sun Call Jessie 973-667-8672 Spacious 4½ room duplex Townhse 2 BR, 2.5 Bth, Apt to share. 2 individual on Pompton Ave. Lease is garden apt. Front & rear en- rms, separate entrance. Condos, Townhomes 2410 inclusive of maint, & utils. NUTLEY-buy or rent free frplc, terr, gar, studio apt L.B.I. - Ocean block in The Georgian Inn Hotel trances, near shopping & Share only kitchen & bath. Avail imm. 973-239-2264 standing approx. 1300 sf incld, 20 mins NYc, beautiful area, $800-$1000 Rooms & Suites: Private transp. $1600/mo.+ utils. $550/mth h&hw included. professional office, central $2500/mo. 900 Valley Rd., per week. (973)783-9895 Bath, Maid & Linen Serv. Montclair - Sunny 1100 SF Call 973-746-5373 1.5/mth sec. deposit. Avail- CEDAR GROVE-Prof’l of- air, great area. ASKING Unit G5. 212-594-1561 Daily, Wkly, Mnthly Rates 2bdr/2bth condo SW crnr able 7/1. Call 973-655- fice space, up to 1500sf $139,900 Offers consid- LBI OCEANFRONT! 973-746-7156 8:30-2:30 priv terr, w/nyc vw, h/w flrs UPPER Mtc-Nr Watchung NUTLEY 1br, ac, covered 0602 after 1PM or lve msg. new win, custom kit/doors nofee owner 201-709-2747 ered. MAC MUNN CO Plz, 6 charm’g rms, $1550 pkg, lndry $900. Orchard Luxury 3 BR, 1 ½ Bath. REALTOR 973-667-3440 or call 973-713-3213 cell. Huge June Savings!! elev, sec grd, gar, walk to h/hw pd. 2BR, LR, DR, Rlty bkr (973)340-3500 town Appt 6/15-16 $275K MILLBURN-next to train sunporch, gar, lndry. Gail July/Aug avl.609-494-6410 Real Estate SUMMIT- Midtown office, Montclair- Roomate, $650+ www.lbibeachfront.com Owner 973-801-8919 station, furn’d, 29 Essex WinstonBkr, 973-746-0770 Homes Unfurnished 2355 utils, pkg, w/d, nr trans. 2Rms, 420SF, furn. avail. For Sale St. ofc+conf(973)921-9190 Avail Now! 908-233-2434 Avail immed 973-233-9424 LONGBEACH ISLAND/ Lots & Land For Sale 2435 VERONA $419,000 “FORECLOSED HOMES“ BARNEGAT LIGHT Montclair-2nd flr office VERONA $169,000 2 Family.... 2 Cottages on Low or $0. down! Gov’t & MTC-Lvly furn home, upp 3 houses frm beach, lovely UPPER MONTCLAIR space on Church Street. 3 Office Condo. Dr’s Attor- Jumbo on 50x100x282 bank repos! No Credit OK! mtc w/prkg, w/d, 2 decks, Homes for Sale 2400 2br, sleeps 5, sunrm. 7/13- Vacant lot, adjacent to rms with private bath, $650 ney’s Accountants. Perfect property. Lots of updating! listing 800-501-1777x9428 split util & clean, n/s, fem 20, 7/20-27, 8/31-9/7. Brookdale Park, off Grove avail. 7/1 (973)655-0569 1350 sf on 1st flr. Call to prof’l only, $675+refs+sec Bloomfield- St . Vals Sect, MAC EVOY GLEN RIDGE: Charming $850/wk. 609-361-8852 St. 80x200ft level lot, as is. view! 201-988-4343. legal 2 fam,2br, 1 1/2 bth, Real Estate 973-239-0700 3BR north end col, mod Buyer resp for permits & MONTCLAIR fin. bsmt,Income $3150/mo Mac Evoy eat-in kit w/dw, W/D, walk utils. Princ only. $299,900 450 & 795 SF VERONA-Beaut. 6 lg rms, U Mont, Share lrg house Garages for Rent 2385 $369,900 firm.Owner Call Real Estate 973-239-0700 to NY bus & train. Avail (973)744-5334 lv msg Newly renovated lobbies. $1675, ht/hw pd. LR w/fplc, w/ 4 others, own BR, share 973-429-2596. No Realtors w ww.MacEvoy.com 7/1. $2400 +util. Elev bldg. Bloomfield Ave. 2BR, DR, wrap-around Prudential Zinn Associates 3 baths;blk NYC bus/ train, MONTCLAIR Covered no pets, av now, WA/DR CALDWELL $369,900 Business Opportunities 2470 loc. Immed. occup. porch , laundry, parkg. Gail REALTORS 973-744-5544 parking avail. $75/mo. Har- David Hirschman WinstonBkr, 973-746-0770 x400. Indep. owned/oper. $311; 973-744-4886. rison Ave. 973-783-9364. PEACE & PRIVACY Classifieds, Enjoy the Comforts of Established ice cream fran- Realty Co. chise, rated #1 by Zagats, this pristine, light and 201-261-4300 x127 they work! airy 3 BR/1.5-bth Ranch grt loc. Call 973-509-2255 on tree-fringed street. Decorator touches, ceramic tiled bth, central air. CLD 9173 COLDWELL BANKER Residential Brokerage 973-226-2577

Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 Essex Fells $369,900 OPEN HOUSE MONTCLAIR WHOLE ST - UPPERMONTCLAIR,16 SUN 2-4 BARN SALE Upr Montclair: 93 Cooper Estate & Multi Home Yard The Fairway 6/8 & 6/9 10-3 31 PARK LANE Hunting Ave. Sat. 6/8, 9:30-3. French & Belgium Sales. Antiqs, sm appls, hh, baby furn, clthg & more Charming Custom built Co- Raindate Sun 6/9. Multi- lonial on pretty tree-lined Imported Antiques clth’ng, furn, decorative ob- UPPER MONTCLAIR- 23 For more info, contact Rob family sale! Housewares, St. 1st floor features a liv- jects, kid’s stuff & lots Heller Dr. Sat 6/8, 10-4pm. O’Meara at 973-575-9076 toys, futon, books, gardening room with fplc., formal more! 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Toys, kids 6 BRs, 3.5 Bths. 411 High- ces, rugs, wall unit, H/H BELLEVILLE-67 Harrison clothes, bikes, king bed land Ave. $599,000 items, designer clothing, A/c’s, Western show sad- Burgdorff ERA The First Place To Look For Everything! St Sat 6/8 & Sun 6/9 10-3 childrens items. Fri 6/7 & Multi Fam Sale Yard Sale dle, artist supplies, book- Realtors Montclair Office Sat 6/8 10-3. No early cases, desks & more 973-783-2085 furn, hh, tools, clothing!! birds. 316 Long Hill Dr. UPPER MONTCLAIR BELLEVILLE - Sun, 6/9, 9- , 6. 180 Beech St. HH, toys, SHORT HILLS-Yard Sale. Sat, 6/8, 9-3; 583 Up Moun- clothes. Lots of good deals Tons of baby & HH items, tain Av, Furn, rugs, 11 Addison Dr, 6/8, 9-2pm. excercise eqp, yard tools, BLOOMFIELD 65 Baldwin kid’s items, hh & more! SPRINGFIELD; 115 St. 6/7-9, 10-4. Super Briar Hills Circle. Fri/Sat Sale Days Are Back! 6/7-8, 9-4pm. No Early Birds Please. All HH goods. BLOOMFIELD- Attic Clean- 3 Family clthg furn antiques Out/Garage Sale. 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Art Department Awards: skiing and enjoying their condo of only 16 educators also to be The Annual Art Award: Sara at the Jersey Shore. awarded a Governor’s Award this Honors Heinio. Teachers The Hendersons are moving to Dacey year. Mr. Gasbarro was honored Continued from Page 20 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Millburn-Short Hills Chamber New Hampshire where Ms. Hen- for his work in communication Alexander James, Christina of Commerce Art Scholarship: the teachers pointed to advances derson will work as an antique Lauren said she is especially arts and drama, said Arlene Jarymowycz, Philip Kehl, Jessi- Erin Barach. in technology. dealer while her husband re- grateful for the guidance of high Hyman, the district’s English and ca Kingsberg, Gregory McB- Special Achievement Award: “Technology has changed the sumes his own career as a science school teachers Jacqueline Isak- language arts supervisor. room, Doug Petkanics, Kate Ri- Rebecca Glassner, Young Kim, way math is taught and the topics teacher. Will she also go back to sen-Cross and Donna Kaminski. Commissioner Librera, in com- naldi, Aron Samkoff, Stephanie Leonid Likhtenshteyn. that are taught,” said Ms. Saliceti. teaching? “I’m giving myself a “Ms. Isaksen-Cross was the ments before the awards ceremo- Shen, Miranda Shutte, Max Forrest Scott Gallery Juried Mr. Costabile specifically year to find out,” she said. first to see potential in my writ- ny, reaffirmed the state’s commit- Spektor, Andrew Tejerina, Internship Award: Mariel Levine, pointed to the graphing calcula- After she and her husband ing,” Lauren said. “It was really ment to the arts as an essential Cristina Thompson, Rachel Alexis Meisels, Jeffrey Kyle. tor as the tool that most changed travel around the United States, flowery at first and she cut out all part of the educational experience Webman, Joshua Weinstein. Music Department Awards: the way he taught. Students Ms. Raffa said she may pick up the garbage.” that can increase self-esteem as Gerard R. Sachsel Scholarship Music Department Special could use it to confirm their teaching again. Along with fellow seniors well as promote understanding of Award: Alexandra Dahlman, Award: Maya Kobray, Jordan “pencil and paper” algebraic cal- “There are always these chil- Caitlin McKee and Alan Gordon, other cultures. Brian Goodwin. Rathus. culations, he said, but he often dren who need help reading,” she Lauren also will receive English “There is evidence the regular, High Honors Speakers: Outstanding Chorus Member: had them use it first, then try to said. This time, she would try to Department Writing Awards at the in-depth study in the arts results in Caitlin McKee, Kevin Shi. Anastasia Grivoyannis, Andrew duplicate the process without it. work in a district that lacks Mill- school’s academic awards cere- increased academic performance Department Awards Tejerina. The growing student popula- burn’s advantages. mony Tuesday night. in other subject areas, particularly World Languages: Two or more Outstanding Chorale Member: tion has impacted teachers. “Millburn is my Utopia,” she Middle school language arts in language arts, literacy and languages studied at Millburn Cristina Thompson, Adam When she wrapped up her said. teacher Thomas Gasbarro was one math,” he said. High School—Miranda Shutte. Dornbusch. career, Ms. Bennett said she was Awards for Excellence in Lan- Outstanding Band Member: responsible for 120 students, Legal Advertising Legal Advertising Legal Advertising making it “difficult to do your guage Study: Lonnie Sarnell, Janine Tkach SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2001-008265 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING French—academic excel- Wind Ensemble Award: Kevin best.” SHERIFF’S SALE PLANNING BOARD - LEGAL NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Please Take Notice that on the 19th day of lence, Miranda Shutte; French Shi, Stephanie Shen. Pressure from the administra- CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the June, 2002, at the Township of Millburn Mu- DOCKET NO. @F1127197 AAMES CAPITAL 19th day of June, 2002, at 8:00 P.M. at the nicipal Building, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- Service Award, Miranda Shutte, Outstanding Orchestra tion and parents on students to CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF -vs- ROBERT Township of Millburn Municipal Building, 375 burn, New Jersey, 07041, the Millburn Plan- E. RIVA; NANCY D. RIVA, DEFENDANTS Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041, the Mill- ning Board will hold a hearing on the applica- Ashley Von Glahn. Member: Jack Liu. succeed academically makes Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises burn Planning Board will hold a hearing on tion of undersigned, at which time and place teaching high school less of a vo- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- the application of the undersigned, at which all interested persons will be given an opportu- German—academic excel- Lenore and Sid Wolfe tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by time and place all interested parties will be giv- nity to be heard. Said meeting will take place cation, and students are less in- Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex en an opportunity to be heard. At such time at 8:00 PM. The location of the premises in lence, Alexandra Von Watzdorf; Award—Outstanding Stage County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- you may appear, if you so desire, either in per- question is in the B-4 Zoning District, Tax German Service Award, Philip Band Member: Michael Squires. volved in the educational day, June 18, 2002, at one-thirty p.m. son, or by agent or attorney, and make com- Map 7, Block 703, Lot 2, and more commonly (Prevailing Time) ment upon or present objections which you known as 311 Millburn Avenue. Albright. Gabriel Chiodo Memorial process, she said. Commonly known as: may have to the granting of this application. The applicant is seeking site plan approval, a 0000000013 RIDGE TERR The location of the premises in question is in parking variance, and waiver of the loading re- Italian—academic excellence, Awards—Outstanding Millbur- “In the sixties, students ques- SHORT HILLS NJ 07078 the B-4 Zoning District, Block 703, Lot 12, on quirement & the Environmental Impact State- Lot: 19 Block: 1812 the Tax Map of the Township of Millburn, and ment for the purpose of converting a former Jane Kreymerman. naire, Matt Gartland; Outstand- tioned and respected what they Size: 100.68 FT X 54.00 FT X 100.34 FT X more commonly known as 303 Millburn Ave- real estate office to retail use. The existing read,” she said. “That isn’t so 53.91 FT X .09 FT nue. parking requirement is 20 spaces for the build- Latin—academic excellence, ing Millburnette, Alice Yu. Distance to nearest cross street: 176.63 feet The applicant, Maureen Bernstein, seeks Mi- ing and the proposed parking requirement is anymore.” Nearest cross street name: BALTUSROL nor Site Plan Approval, for the purpose of 21 spaces. Three (3) spaces exist on the Miranda Shutte. Drama Awards: Tim Drucker, WAY opening a retail store, known as All About site. Spanish—academic excel- Bethany Weinstein. Ms. Raffa, a reading specialist A full legal description can be found in the of- Yarn, for the sale of yarn, patterns, knitting A copy of said application and documents is fice of the Register of Essex County. supplies and related accessories, at the rear on file with the Township Engineer, and may lence, Lauren Dacey, Alan Sil- The academic awards program at the elementary school level, A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified of the premises. Applicant further seeks var- be inspected during business hours in the of- funds is required at the time of sale. iances for parking (Section 516.10.q.1 of the fice of the Administrative Officer by all interest- berman (junior completing AP will also include the presenta- sees similar problems. Subject to unpaid taxes and other municipal Millburn Township Development Regulations ed parties prior to said meeting. assessments, amount due is available in the and Zoning Ordinance, "Ordinance") and load- Weil Millburn LLC Spanish program); Spanish Ser- tion of awards to senior class “I don’t know if it’s stress,” she Sheriff’s Office or from plaintiff attorneys upon ing area (Section 516.9 of the Ordinance); as 23 St. Lawrence Avenue said. “I’m teaching them how to written request to plaintiff attorneys. well as waivers of the requirements for con- Maplewood, NJ 07040 vice Award, Cristina Thompson. members graduating with high The approximate amount of the Judgment to tour lines; parking spaces; loading areas; The Item 265819 question, how to read.” be satisfied by said sale is the sum of THREE curbs, driveways, structures and signs within Fee $14.19 Math Department Awards: honors and honors. The names HUNDRED FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUN- 100’ of the site; drainage calculations; runoff June 6, 2002 Distinguished Achievement in of those students were published And what are the teachers DRED SEVENTY NINE AND 67/100 DOL- calculations; utility lines; traffic study, environ- LARS ($304,779.67), together with the costs mental impact statement; and, such other var- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2001-002342 Mathematics: Ross Cheung. in the May 30 edition of The going to do with all their free of this sale. iances and/or waivers from the Millburn Town- SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the ship Development Regulations and Zoning Or- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, American Mathematics Compe- Item. time? Most said they will travel. sale from time to time as provided by Law. dinance as may subsequently be determined CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, Ms. Bennett, who has a flat in Newark, N.J. May 13, 2002 to be required. DOCKET NO. F1182900 NEW JERSEY titions Test Award: Ross Members of the Millburn ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Copies of documents submitted with the ap- HOUSING AND MORTGAGE FINANCE Cheung, Alan Gordon, Qian Liu, High School junior class will London, said she will be filling in STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG, plication and/or relating to the same are on AGENCY, PLAINTIFF -vs- HARRY HARMAN NORGAARD & KAPNICK, ATTORNEY(S) file at the Millburn Township Planning Board, A/K/A HARRY E. HARMAN AND MRS Adam Litterman, Aaron serve as ushers at Tuesday’s pro- the gaps in British literature. Ms. The Item 239093 Township of Millburn Municipal Building, 375 HARRY HARMAN ET ALS, DEFENDANTS Fee $79.12 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041, for pub- Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises Potechin, Aron Samkoff, Kevin gram. The Millburn High School Saliceti and her husband have May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 2002 lic inspection during business hours, by all in- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2001-010711 terested parties, in the office of the Administra- tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by Shi, Alex Wang, Yebin Wang, sophomore class will host a plans to see Italy. SHERIFF’S SALE tive Officer. This notice is published by the Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex post-program reception in the Mr. Costabile and his wife plan SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, applicant and mailed to property owners with- County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- Joshua Weinstein, Peanut Wong, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, in 200’ of the subject premises, via certified day, June 18, 2002, at one-thirty p.m. Tina Wong. school cafeteria. to divide their time between DOCKET NO. @F1210298 WELLS FARGO, mail, return receipt requested, in accordance (Prevailing Time) PLAINTIFF -vs- FRANK LAFOND ET ALS, with the Township of Millburn Development Commonly known as: English Department Awards: DEFENDANTS Regulations and Zoning Ordinance and the 0000000072 PROSPECT ST Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law. EAST ORANGE NJ 07107 The English Department By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Ullman, Furhman, Broeman & Platt, P.C. Lot: 13.01 Block: 552.01 tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by By: Gary R. Platt, Esq. AKA Lot 13A Block 552A Award: Lauren Dacey, Alan Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex Attorney For Applicant Maureen Bernstein Size: 22.13 FT X 118.09 FT X 22.00 FT X County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- 89 Headquarters Plaza, N-12, 120.40 FT Gordon, Caitlin McKee. day, July 2, 2002, at one-thirty P.M. Morristown, NJ 07960 Distance to nearest cross street: 44.26 feet National Council of Teachers (Prevailing Time) Phone: (973) 993-1744 Nearest cross street name: CARLETON Commonly known as: Facsimile: (973) 993-1748 STREET of English Award: Lauren 0000000049 FRANKLIN TER The Item 267300 A full legal description can be found in the of- IRVINGTON NJ 07111 Fee $27.52 fice of the Register of Essex County. Dacey. Lot: 3 Block: 371 June 6, 2002 A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Size: 40.46 FT X 96.55 FT X 21.94 FT X PUBLIC NOTICE funds is required at the time of sale. Anne Barbarosh Journalism 82.42 FT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 19, The approximate amount of the Judgment to Scholarship Award: Umbareen Distance to nearest cross street: 42.56 feet 2002, at the Township of Millburn Town Hall, be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Nearest cross street name: ELMWOOD AVE- 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey EIGHTY THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SIXTY Mahmood, Stephanie Shen. NUE 07041, the Planning Board will hold a hearing NINE AND 94/100 DOLLARS ($80,669.94), A full legal description can be found in the of- on the application of Hong-Bum Corporation together with the costs of this sale. Writing Award: Umbareen fice of the Register of Essex County. at which time and place all interested persons The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified will be given an opportunity to be heard. Said sale from time to time as provided by Law. Mahmood. funds is required at the time of sale. meeting will take place at 8:00 P.M. Newark, N.J. May 13, 2002 The approximate amount of the Judgment to The location of the premises in question is lo- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Forensics: Senior co-captains be satisfied by said sale is the sum of TWO cated in the B-4 Zoning District, Block 701, SHAPIRO & KREISMAN, ATTORNEY(S) HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND SIX Lot 3, and more commonly known as 12 Main The Item 239109 Adam Bonnifield, Philip Kehl, HUNDRED TWENTY THREE AND 66/100 Street, Millburn, New Jersey 07041. The ap- Fee $73.96 Colby Horowitz, Pooneet Kant, DOLLARS ($235,623.66), together with the plicant is seeking approval for the use and oc- May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 2002 costs of this sale. cupancy of the premises for retail services as Jessica Marsden, Seung-Ju Paik, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the a dry cleaner. The applicant shall seek such SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 2002-006757 sale from time to time as provided by Law. other approval, by way of amended site plan, SHERIFF’S SALE Michael Reilly, Tara Vohra. Newark, N.J. May 27, 2002 variance, waiver, or exception as may be SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff deemed necessary by the Planning Board in CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, Social Studies Awards: HACK, PIRO, O’DAY, MERKLINGER, connection with the application, including, DOCKET NO. F1793599 BENEFICIAL HOME- WALLACE & MCKENNA, ATTORNEY(S) without limitation, waiver/variance for loading OWNER SERVICE CORPORATION, PLAIN- Outstanding Achievement in The Item 247110 spaces(s) and variance for required number TIFF -vs- CAROL JOYCE LONG; LLOYD Fee $72.24 of on-site parking spaces. BYANT LONG; PAMELA P. CARTER; ET History and Social Studies: Ge- 946816 June 6, 13, 20, 27, 2002 A copy of said application and documents is ALS, DEFENDANTS offrey Graham, Kimberly on file with the Township Engineer, and may Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Premises THE ITEM be inspected during business hours in the of- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Siegal. LEGAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT fice of the Township Engineer by all interest- tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBERS ed parties prior to said meeting. Public Auction, in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex Social Studies Award: SENIOR APARTMENTS Sincerely, County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues- PLEASE CALL US AT EPSTEIN, FITZSIMMONS, BROWN, day, July 2, 2002, at one-thirty P.M. Michael Deutsch, Jessica Kings- WAYNE, NJ 1-800-371-0113 GIOIA, JACOBS & SPROULS, P.C. (Prevailing Time) berg. PLEASE FAX US AT Attorneys for Hong-Bum Corporation Commonly known as: Affordable Rents 973-569-7441 By: Patrick B. Sprouls, Esq. 0000000063 COLUMBIA AVE Academic Quiz Bowl team: MAIL LEGAL ADS TO Date: May 31, 2002 NEWARK NJ 07106 1 & 2 Bedroom The Item 265729 Lot: 61 Block: 4034 David Burrick, Ross Cheung, Legal Advertising Department Fee $15.91 Size: APPROX. 37.5 FEET WIDE BY 100 Apartment Homes The Item June 6, 2002 FEET LONG Michael Duane, Alan Gordon, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza Distance to nearest cross street: 742.02 feet Planned Supportive PO Box 471 Board of Adjustment Nearest cross street name: SOUTH ORANGE David Kalan, Kane Kim, Adam Township of Millburn AVENUE Services W. Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 PUBLIC NOTICE E-MAIL LEGAL ADS TO Subject to: TSC #01-592 741.53 approx. Litterman, Jennifer Reiss, Jason Library, Hair Salon & Take notice that Robert Belcuore has applied A full legal description can be found in the of- [email protected] for a Zoning Variance from the Millburn Town- fice of the Register of Essex County. Sacks, Kevin Shi. Activity Rooms ship Board of Adjustment for property located A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified Science Department Awards: When using E-mail, please mention at 94 Myrtle Avenue Block 309 Lot 2, in Mill- funds is required at the time of sale. Social & Congregate that you intend to run your ad in "The burn Township, which is scheduled for a hear- The approximate amount of the Judgment to Robert E. Faddis Memorial Item" and state billing information, i.e. ing on June 17, 2002 at 8:00 p.m. in Town be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ONE Amenities Name, Address, Phone #. Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jer- HUNDRED NINETY SEVEN THOUSAND Award: Kevin Shi. Residents Must be sey. The requested variance is to fences, SEVENTY TWO AND 20/100 DOLLARS Cost of ad is 43 cents per line. Nota- swingset, hottub, shed. ($197,072.20), together with the costs of this Brett Harmon Ratner Memor- 55+ The papers relating to this application are on sale. rized proofs of publication will be file in the office of the Secretary of the Board mailed to advertisers. Cost is $15.00 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the ial Science Award: Alan Gordon. of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 sale from time to time as provided by Law. 1 Bedroom (added to cost of ad). a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Newark, N.J. May 27, 2002 Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- interested party may appear at said hearing ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff tute Award: Jason Oh. Starting at DEADLINE: and participate therein in accordance with the MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, Two business days prior to publication rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. ATTORNEY(S) Bausch and Lomb Honorary $727 by 12:00 noon. Applicant The Item 247152 The Item 265800 Fee $77.40 Science Award: Adam Litter- Fee $9.89 June 6, 13, 20, 27, 2002 Ask how to be put on WHEN SUBMITTING A LEGAL AD June 6, 2002 man. our waiting list today! Please include full name, address, home phone number and contact de- CLASSIFIEDS … OPEN Chemistry Award: Caitlin tails for any required additional info on CLASSIFIEDS McKee, Aaron Potechin. “WHERE THE GOOD LIFE BEGINS” your advertisement. THEY WORK! TODAY! Physics Award: Jason Sacks. Summer Hill Apartments Millburn High School Engi- 2100 Summer Hill Road, Wayne, NJ 07470 neering Award: Mark Domogala. The Right Choice! Intel Talent Science Search: Ross Cheung. 973-633-1420 935105 E10241 931657 IT 0606 Pg A28 Yellow Red Blue Black

Page 28 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, June 6, 2002 Bloom to participate in NFPRHA institute Former township resident Leah mentor, Leslie Tarr Laurie, presi- understanding of public policy Hampden, Franklin and Berkshire Bloom has been selected to par- dent/CEO of Tapestry Health, on and community advocacy, and counties. ticipate in the National Family a yearlong project related to re- she will be able to put the experi- Clinics provide affordable and Planning and Reproductive productive health. ence she gains to immediate use confidential reproductive health Health Association (NFPRHA) Ms. Bloom, who graduated for both Tapestry Health and the care, HIV counseling and testing, Leadership Development Insti- from Millburn High School in community,” said Ms. Laurie. Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, tute, Tapestry Health recently an- 1996 and Brown University in “Since Tapestry Health services needle exchange and referrals. nounced. Ms. Bloom, one of 15 2000, was chosen to join the insti- more than half of the land mass in Other community-based pro- people accepted for the institute, tute because of her unique experi- Massachusetts, Leah’s learnings grams include the SAFE program was selected from a pool of appli- ence and perspective. As the con- have the potential to have a large to help pregnant and parenting cations nationwide to participate tent developer and editor of Ta- effect.” teens obtain high school equiva- in this yearlong program. pestry Health’s Web site, www.ta- Founded in 1973, Tapestry lency diplomas (GED), and the The Leadership Development pestryhealth.org, Ms. Bloom has Health is a non-profit organiza- Women, Infants and Children Institute is designed to provide been instrumental in bringing ad- tion serving 50,000 western (WIC) nutrition program, provid- public policy and community advocacy to the Web. She has also Massachusetts residents by pro- ing healthy foods, counseling, vocacy training to emerging lead- spearheaded a direct mail advoca- viding comprehensive reproduc- vaccination screening and med- ers in reproductive health and cy campaign, lobbied Massachu- tive health services, education, ical referrals to pregnant and post- rights. Ms. Bloom will join other setts legislators and participated outreach and advocacy to the partum women and children up to members of the institute in Wash- in rallies for human services and communities of Hampshire, age five. ington, D.C., this month to partic- community health. ipate in the NFPRHA National “Participating in the NFPRHA Conference. Upon returning Leadership Development Institute home she will work with her will provide Leah with a deeper

Staff photos/Harry Trumbore HONORING A FRIEND—Friends, parents and children of the Neighborhood House Nursery School turned out May 30 to dedicate a new ﬂagpole and plaque, inset, in memory of township resident Patrick Sean Murphy, who died in the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. 949260

Mr. Murphy’s wife, Vera, and children, Maggie and Sean, 949258 students at the school, helped raise the flag. Sales named vascular surgery chief at Overlook Dr. Clifford M. Sales, a resident of Far Brook Drive, has been appointed chief of vascular surgery at Overlook Hospital in Summit. Dr. Sales is a board certified vascular surgeon practicing in Millburn and Scotch Plains. He is managing partner of The e10259 Cardiovascular Care Group, P.C., and has been with the group for nine years. A graduate of Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Dr. Sales completed his training at Monte- fiore Hospital Medical Center in CROSSWORD BY DAVID LEVINSON WILK New York and has been on staff at Overlook Hospital since 1993. His present practice is limited to 1234 56789 10111213 diseases of the vascular system, including varicose veins, en- 14 15 16 dovascular treatment of aortic 17 18 19 aneurysms and carotid artery disease as well as non-invasive eval- 20 21 22 uation and management of diseases of the arteries and veins. 23 24 25 Dr. Sales has written many papers and is the editor of the 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 “Handbook of Vascular Surgery”—currently in its 33 34 35 second edition. He is active in the Vascular Society of New 36 37 38 39 Jersey, where he serves on the 40 41 42 executive board as its treasurer. E10253 43 44 45 46

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