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E H R O L U l i r TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE 4,700 Perm it park pupils, p la n O K ’d m aybe By Patricia Harris ofTheltem By Harry Tnimbore of The ttem Tuesday's first Township Committee meeting of the M season got off to an acrimonious start, with a number of residents expressing On Tuesday, Superintendent of strongly held views on a variety of topics and criticizing Committee Schook Richard Erodow said the m em bers fo r th e ir actions. number of students that were reg The main topic was student parking near the high school, which istered to enter schools yesterday occupied nearly an hour of discussion. In the end, the Committee was 102 pupik larger than the stu unanimously passed an ordinance providing permit parking on three dent population at the close of streets near the high school, but not before it heard from disgruntled school last June. residents of the neighborhood, some of whom had addressed the gov “Right now, we have 4,607 stu erning body at previous sessions. dents, not including pre-K,” The change in parking regulations, which will be in effect for a year, Brodow said, citing registration fig is to accommodate students at a time when the hi^r school is under ures compiled at the end of last going construction and a portion of the parking lot is to be used by week. “Last June, we had 4,505” contractors as a staging area Parking permits vra be made available Brodow explained the number to 51 seniors a t th e sc h o o l of youngsters enrolled in pre The ordinance allows parking by permit only from 7 a jn to 3 pm . kindergarten classes this year may on the south side of Church and Rector streets and the south side of run between 87 and 90 students. Spring Street from Willow to Main streets. T\vo parking permits are to “If you add on those numbers, be given to each homeowner on those streets. Police estimate that 83 we’re approaching 4,700 students,” the superintendent said. For the past lew years, the open o f Education w ere on h an d fo r ih e discussion. O n behalf of the board, ing of township schook has been Janet Landau, BOE vice president, thanked foe Committee for its an opportunity' for advocates and efforts and said the new ordinance “seems like a good compromise” opponents of school construction and “we appreciate the balance you’ve tried to achieve.” to evaluate the size and the rate of Lise Chapman, a board member, pledged to help craft a parking growth of the student population. plan for the future. Millbum High School Principal Bill Miron thanked Although there is no upcoming the residents for their tolerance and told the Committee he would be bond referendum facing township meeting with each group of students assigned to each street residents this fall, the size of the “We’re as close to zero tolerance as you can get,” h e noted, in speak student population for the 2007-08 ing of the enforcement that will accompany the ordinance. school year is significant Committeeman Jim Suell, who worked with police officiak and The student enrollment figures school administrators to draft the ordinance, said township officials have sparked fierce debate among will review the measure to see how it is working and will schedule a some residents in recent years as session with Sgt Peter Eakley, head of the police departments traffic the Board of Education pushed bureau, after the first semester to assess the situation. construction projects to add space at the middle and high schools, S e p t 18 a l including a $213 million bond ref the purchase of four properties that could be used for a new Town erendum approved fay voters la st HalL The ordinance replaces an earlier bond ordinance setting; aside Septem ber. During the debate, the board relied heavily on a demographic PHOTO BY GEORGE WIRT Board an opportunity to review it, according to Mayor Daniel Baer. report by the Western Suffolk Township Business Administrator Timothy Gordon was to make a Wyoming School fifth grade teachers Phil Mistretta and Shannon Nixon met Tuesday to orga BOCES office of Planning while a presentation to the board yesterday evening. more conservative report by nize their classrooms and share a stack of new textbooks that will be used by their students demographer Sara Weissman was during the current school year. Township schools opened yesterday. favored by opponents of the pro Piszar expressed concern about a provision requiring speakers to posed building plans. Updated remain with their video equipment at the bade of the room when they demographic reports by both SCHOOL VIOLENCE Weissman and BOCES were pre The Committee considered amending the ordinance to eliminate sented to the public in February the provision, but in the end, decided to look at the ordinance in its and March of 2006. entirety. Aliy substantive changes in the ordinance would mean the The approximately 4,700 stu ordinance would have to be reintroduced. dents registered for the start of Town stats rise slightly Township Attorney Kit Falcon reminded the Committee the intrin school this week is about 100 less sic right of citizens to videotape has been established and the ordi than projected by BOCES for ihe By Harry Trumbore intendent said, there was just one tencies in the study and main nance merely puts restrictions on the manner in which videotaping 2007-08 school year, and approxi of The Item weapons incident reported each can be done. mately 60 more than projected by year. ly have reported incidents, even The Committee unanimously approved a resolution supporting W eissm an Superintendent of Schook “No guns were involved in pushing and shoving in the hall Essex County’s efforts for deer management in the South Mountain Brodow also said this week that Richard Brodow said thk week either case,” he said, “and nothing ways, according to state require Reservation The resolution-which mirrors those passed in Maple as of Aug. 30, there were 335 chil while he is pleased with the low resulted in a serious incident” ments. wood and West Orange-states the township “commits to working dren registered to enter kinder occurrence of violence in th e Mill- In 2005-06, according to the “Our level of serious attention 1 a compre- garten. BOCES projected a bum school district, he noted the state report, there were seven inci remains the same because the kindergarten enrollment of 342 number of incidents Millbum will dences of vandalism, which number went up,” Brodow said this fall Weissman projected 291. be reporting to the state k rising Brodow said cost the district $40. Tuesday. “We’d like to have zero SEE PERMIT, PAGE A3 A lthough B rodow said he could slightly. He added no incidents of vandal incidents, but Fm comfortable say not provide exact numbers for The state Department of Edu ism are being reported for 2006- ing Millbum High School is a vety individual classes at the high cation last week released its annu 07. safe place. We’re fortunate the vast CLOSING DAY school level, he did said a total of al report on school violence. The Incidents of vandalism in Mill- majority of our kids have good 1390 students were registered to report compiled statistics for the bum have steadily fallen from a values.” enter the iiigh school this week. 2005-06 school year. The state high of 35 during the 2000-01 Last fall, the school administra report breaks the total number of school year. wodcs with the police department tion came under fire for releasing incidences of violence into four The annual report, which is to review its emergency plan on a registration figures that were high categories: violence (assaults, used by the state to identify regular basis. The most important er than the actual enrollment num fights, sex offences or threats), sch o o k th a t are “persistently dan element, however, is the school bers reported at the end of Sep vandalism, weapons and sub gerous,” has come under criticism district’s relationship with its stu tember. Although 4,614 students stance abuse. because of the apparent inconsis dents. were reported registered to enter Brodow said thk week, the tencies in the way different school “They're y o u r eyes and ears,” he school, the administration con total number of incidences report districts report and classify inci said. “You have to make sure you firmed the actual enrollment figure ed for Millbum in the state study dents of violence. know your students and make in the classrooms by the middle of is 30. Statewide, 18,796 incidents them feel safe coming to a staff th e m onth w as 4,579, w hich m eant However, the superintendent were reported for the 2005-06 member if they see a classmate said figures for Millbum being school year, an increase of 2 per having difficulty or about to start by just 17 students over the previ reported to state for the 2006-07 cent over the previous year. At the trouble.” ous year. school year-which will appear in same time, the state claimed 72 Brodow made the point that According to figures supplied by next year’s report-rose by five percent of New Jersey schools school violence is often caused by the superintendent’s office at the incidents for a total of 35. reported five or fewer instances of a disaffected student time, 329 students were registered “Four of those incidents were a violence and 37 percent reported “You have to create an envi PHOTO BY GEORGE MRT£ to enter kindergarten on the first result of drinking,” Brodow said n o instances a t all. ronment where kids can come for day of school last fall. without elaborating. ward when something is wrong.” Millburn Township poof manager Elliot Calm posts final In both the state report and in ing high school principal Keith he said. “Otherwise, i reminders Monday that Labor Day marks the end of the SEE PUPILS, PAGE A3 the figures for 2006-07, the super Neigel have noted the inconsis- in th e w orld w on’t help youI” poofs 2007 summer season. 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PHOTO COURTESY OF ASAP PHOTO I OVER 250 Leftover Set$ I Township business owner Gennaro Raimo of ASAP Photo, left, and Township Committeewoman Ellen Steinberg pose in a 1950s ■ Now ’s the time scene created b y Paper Mill Playhouse crews. Partygoers who attend a sockhop and street party in connection with the open ing of "Happy Days: The Musical" on Sunday, Sept. 23, will be able to have their photo taken for free. ■ t o b u y JJ
PARTY i m Plan to ‘go to the hop’ Sept. 23
duction of “Happy Days: The Entertainments, Gotham City include hula hoop contests, vintage Town, Paper Mill M usical." Clothing, Nita Ideas and Deborah cars and motorcycles. Partygoers Main Street between Essex Gilbert Smith have agreed to serve will be able to have their photo slate party when Stoet and Millbum Avenue will be as judges. graph taken as they pose in a 'U anrvw Hawc* n n o n c dosed off for dancing in the street H ie “Paper Mill Kids” also will 1950s scene. n a p p y l/d y o u p c l lo to the live sounds of Reminisce, a be giving a sperial dance demon ASAP Photo will be pho doo-wop band that has performed stra tio n tographing couples for free. Paper Mill Playhouse and town- the past few summers in the town Hamburgers, hot dogs and ice Director Gany Marshall, who ship officials are planning enter- ship’s summer concert series, cream floats will be offered at wrote the new musical has I FINAL DISPLAY CLEARANCE tainment and lining up business Jitterbuggers will have an oppor- 1950s prices-50 cents for a ham- promised Paper Mill officials he participants for a fun-filled “Back tunity to strut their stuff in a 1950s burger and 25 cents for a hot dog will come to the township for the | Save hundreds of dollars now. to the ’50s” sockhop and street costume contest courtesy of Investors Savings Bank event Marshall created the hit tele- party on Sunday, Sept 23, from 5 Dance contests for all ages and and M artini’s Bistro. vision series “Happy Days” and to 7:30 p.m. a Fonzie Look-Alike Contest will WMTR Radio, home of the has directed movies including The party will celebrate the be offered. Representatives from Classic Oldies, will be bringing its “Pretty Woman” “Beaches” and township’s 150th anniversary and downtown businesses including promotional van. “Hie Princess Diaries.” the opening of Paper Mill’s pro- Roxy Shoes, Leonard Bomstcin Hie event also is slated to -Patricia Harris
HEW EYES FOR THE NEEDY Best pals are 15-year volunteers
By Patricia Harris Jake Dalton, left, and Since New Eyes often provides ■ OVER 40 TUBS ON DISPLAY | of The Item Joe Delano show bins the only pair of eyeglasses a person ™ and 150 ready for Immediate Delivery of donated eyeglasses will ever own, the organization As N ew Eyes for th e N eedy cel at New Eyes for the w ants to m ake sure it’s a good p a ir ■ SAVE HP I^ISOCP ■ ebrates its 75th anniversary this Needy. The two men Dalton shows new volunteers how year, administrators seek to put the have been dedicated to test the glasses, teaches them “NOW ON PISflbWFCLEARANCEj spotlight on dedicated volunteers volunteers with the which category to place them in I C O M P L E T E T U B S ^ who are crucial to running the and how to determine whether locally based nonprofit they are the right shape to use. |FROM*2999°° organization for 15 Dalton also works with devel- 81, and Joe Delano, 82, are child years. opmentally disabled adults, who hood friends who have been vol come in to test the glasses. The pro STAFF PHOTO BY unteering for 15 years at New Eyes PATRICIA HARRIS ject helps than build skills and for the Needy, an international confidence, as well as integrate organization which has its head into the community, he said. quarters on Millbum Avenue. The come to help. batch of sunglasses, according to Worthy glasses are placed in Sitting in the downstairs level of Dalton, knowing there would be a boxes for shipment Shipments for poor adults and children the New Eyes building, the two need for them in a village so close range in size, from a single box to throughout the United States and men said last week their reward to the equator. He set up a table ones containing 60,(XX) pairs, sup has been in hearing stories of how just outside the school for children plied to nonprofit organizations | • Kayaks tribution to developing nations the glasses have helped others. to pick and choose their sunglass such as Feed the Children and - • W akeboards overseas. “It makes what we do here very es. When the bell rang at the end of Physicians for Peace. According to 2 F R E E B * M D alton, w ho has becom e opera real,” Dalton said, with Delano the day, the children came out administrators, since its founding ■ • L i f e V e s t s 2 FREE Paddle i f l tions manager, devotes four morn agreeing. shouting, “Mr. Jim! Mr. Jim!” They in 1932, New Eyes for. the Needy 26% OFF Seats A P.F.0/S a t t a J ings a week to helping the organi Dalton told a story of finding a lined up in front of the school, ask has improved the eyesight of more I i p to zation, while Delano gives two pair of bifocals with a strong far ing him to tak e th eir picture. W hen than 6.5 million people around the 50% OFF mornings a week. sighted prescription and mention th e d o cto r cam e hom e, h e show ed w orld. Dalton and Delano’s relation ing them to a friend. That friend, a the photograph to Dalton. New Eyes for the Needy is not I ship with the organization began tow nship eye doctor, p u t th e infor New Eyes distributes roughly the only local organization in when Delano was walking around mation to good use during one of 350,000 glasses each year. Delano, which Dalton and Delano are the high school track one morning his two annual trips to Honduras as well as others staff members and involved. They are both members and encountered former New Eyes during which he brings boxes of volunteers, gives Dalton credit for erf the American Legion and char for the Needy executive director glasses from New Eyes for the accomplishing the job. ter members of the Knights of Susannah Likins. She suggested he Needy. When the doctor tested “He is a gem;” said Joan Columbus. The duo has beat mak come over to the organization to one local woman's eyes, he wor Daeschler, former president and ing then own pasta sauce for five volunteer. One of the first things ried at first there would be no longtime board member. “We years as an outgrowth of their vol Delano did is call up Dalton to glasses that would fit her difficult w ouldn’t b e able to do this w ithout unteer work at a soup kitchen encourage him to come as well prescription, but Dalton’s find him.” through their church, St. Rose of In the beginning, three other clicked in his mind, and the doctor Dalton comes in each morning Lima. friends from the township joined rummaged through to find them. to see what new donations have The sauce is sold outside the Dalton and Delano several morn The woman put them on, started arrived since he left th e day before, church each week, and all pro- ings each week, and the group was laughing and said, “Montanas” as and then he distributes boxes to known as tire “war story testers,” volunteers. nizations such as the Rosary because they shared their tales according to Dalton. For every box that comes in, the Shrine, the seminary at Seton Hall, from World War II as they sorted As Dalton related the story, the return address is cut out so that a friary in N ew ark and th e K nights through bins of glasses and tested woman had never been able to see acknowledgments can be written of Columbus scholarship fund. the prescriptions. Through attri the mountains before. A few days to the donor. Boxes, glasses from H ie tw o m en have also helped a tion, the group has dwindled to just later, she again visited the doctor to collection boxes and mailbags are local college student buy books Dalton and Delano, who still have share h e r gratitude fo r truly seeing placed in a large hamper, which and a neighbor who lost his leg to m any stories to share w ith foe stu her grandchildren for the first time. volunteers draw from throughout cancer. Last year, they raised dent and corporate volunteers who The doctor had also brought a th e day. $5,000 from sauce sales.
PERMIT habitat for saplings, other plant number of deer in the reservation, said they had not changed their FROM PAGE A1 species and animal life. Baer point ed out the resolution calls for another resolution rescinding an The Committee did pass a res deer management and forest aggressive programs to replant the earlier one expressing concerns olution awarding a contract for a restoration.” reservation with native species and about Gov. Jon Corzine’s possible parking meter replacement pro Suell said county action to curb soil erosion. plans to sell or lease toll roads to gram . reduce the deer population is nec The county has not to date put private operators as a means of A contract not to exceed essary because the deer are forth a plan for deer management, raising revenue. Committee mem $80,506.35 with Mackay Meters destroying the forest understory Suell informed a resident who bers Ellen Steinberg, Sandra of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, and therefore destroying a vital sought specific data about tire Haimoff and Tom McDermott Canada, will be executed.
PUPILS children enrolled in kindergarten they’re leaving until school begins.” In the meantime, Brodow said w as 325. The superintendent said the dis he plans to announce the most FROM PAGE A1 “The numbers will fluctuate,” tric t m u st rep o rt a n official enroll current enrollment figures he has Brodow said Tuesday. “Some kids ment figure with the state Depart at the Board of Education meet By the middle of September, may register this week. Some kids ment of Education in mid- ing scheduled fra- Monday at 7:45 however, the actual number of and their parents don’t tell us O ctober. p.m. at file Education Center.
V :: :: ‘We can all view these scholarships as a way Page A 4 to remember Patrick in a w ry positive, The Item of Millburn and Short Hills meaningful way. Thanks to so many of you September 6, 2007 for making tins possible.’ www.TheltemOnline.com Opinion Back to school for 4,700 kids? Superintendent of Schools Richard Brodow estimated Tues day that Millbum’s student population will approach the 4,700 mark for the 2007-08 school year, factoring in the nearly 90 'SO U C A N 'T / % c students enrolled in pre-kindergarten classes this week. The estimated number is sure to promote debate this fall as proponents and opponents of recent bond referendums dredge up old numbers and review old reports related to pop ulation projections. After rejecting a massive $40 million bond referendum in 2005, voters accepted a revised proposal last September put forth by school officials to deal with what they forecasted as certain overcrowding in the middle school and high school. The $21.3 million bond referendum that passed last year will enable the district to fund construction projects to add space at the two schools. If the projection o f4,700 students remains accurate, the cur rent school population neither confirms nor disputes the find ings of either of the two demographic reports used by school officials to determine future patterns in enrollment The report by the Western Suffolk BOCES office of Plan ning, which the Board of Education relied heavily upon in making its construction decisions, projected approximately 4,800 students for the 2007-08 school year. Demographer Sara Weissman, whose findings were more conservative than the BOCES group, called for approximate ly 60 less students entering the school system this year. According to the school superintendent, the numbers may still fluctuate. More students may register during the first week of school and fewer students may actually show up. The final numbers will not become official until mid-Octo ber, when the superintendent is required to file a report with the state Department of Education. The superintendent plans to discuss the most current enroll Letters to the Editor ment figures at the next Board of Education meeting, which is scheduled for Monday at 7:45 pan. at the Education Center. Sept 11 scholarship family members, friends and espe If the current figures hold true, neither the BOCES report cially Patrick's Alpha Delt broth N.J. has much at stake nor the Weissman report were that far off. Planning based on fond reports awards ers who began the University’s fraternity chapter with Patrick either report was always a matter of dollars and how much Editor, T h e Item : We can all view these scholar voters were willing to spend on educating their children. As the upcoming 9/11 anniver- ships as a way to remember in Farm Bill debate The district’s reputation has remained solid through all the Patrick in a very positive, mean disputes over enrollment projections and test scores have time in our lives, it’s hard to ingful way. Thanks to so many of By Michele S. Byers Amendment failed, and the remained high. » -. Executive Director House version of the Farm Bill New Jersey Conservation passed on Jttly 27 included only A negative of 100 and a positive of 60 looks inconsequen I cannot decide if it seems like to my friends and their children Foundation modest increases for conserva tial on paper. Put 100 less or 60 more students in an over a century or an instant since so in town who also lost so much on tion, fanners markets, nutrition crowded school and the effect is felt immediately. The same m any of o u r loved ones and that horrible day in 2001. Once every five years, Ameri and health. On the positive side, holds true for the reverse. friends perished. It certainly was cans have the chance to reform specialty crop growers received an indescribable, painful Vera Murphy Irayner the nation’s agricultural policies The truth is projections are just that-projections. Now that time. Sometimes we are brought Tampa, Fla. and help the environment by funding and nutrition programs we’re closer to working with actual numbers, rather than back to those painful feeling; by rewriting the federal Farm BilL got a funding boost entries on a spreadsheet, we should take a fresh look at the something as simple as a song on (Editor’s note: The author is a Real reform, however, was enrollment estimates in the two reports and judge the impact th e radio. time has never been better to defeated. As usual, the bumper Every day we remember her husband, Patrick Murphy, in replace our outdated system with crop of funding in the House M i- from here on in. Patrick in our new home here in the terrorist attacks on New York more equitable policies. more than $30 billion—will again Tampa, Fla. Perhaps some of you on Sept. 11, 2001. Vera Murphy The Farm Bui impacts every remember Patrick when you organized a fund-raising basket one, because the cost of the food primarily in the home districts of stand on the train platform at ball tournament to fund the above is affected by subsidies, nutrition the members of the House and Community Events Millburn station or as you pass scholarships m his memory. She programs and food stamps. No Senate Agriculture Committees. the basketball courts at Thylor has since moved to Tampa, Fla.) matter where you live or what you “The Farm Bill is long overdue TODAY. SEPT. 6 TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS do for a living the Farm Bill will for real reform,” said Rep. Jim Sax 7:30 p.m. Historic CLOSED. ROSH HASHANA. We have awarded scholarships have an im pact o n you. ton (R-3rd District). “Congress Preservation Commission each of die past six years out of Finds‘flasher’sign Hie nation’s traditional com needs to invest in land and meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY SEPT. 18 two scholarship funds created in modity subsidies-for wheat, cot wildlife conservation programs, 8 p.m. Township Committee Patrick’s memory. 1 thought to let inappropriate ton, soy, rice and com-mostly go local fanners markets and the MONDAY SEPT. 10 meeting. Town Hall. you know about our most recent from fee Farm Bill to large agri growing trend of organic farming 7 p.m. Zoning Board of 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers awards. So many of you have lifitor, The Item: businesses in the Midwest New We also need to bring home Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. Market Municipal parking lot at been very generous with our fam Undoubtedly the township has Jersey farms tend to be smaller grown produce into our schools. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public comer of Essex and Main streets. ily and with contributions to its fair share of exhibitionists; for and more focused on a variety of We have mostly small farmers Library Board of Trustees these funds that I wanted to tunately, in m y 30-plus years of crops and products, as we are the in the Garden State, but small meeting. Williamsburg Room, WEDNESDAY SEPT. 19 express my heartfelt resideicy, I have not encountered “Garden State,” after all, not the farm ers need to b e supported, n o t Millburn Free Public Library. 7:30 p.m. Planning Board appreciation. any, and this is one experience I “Com State.” just large-scale corporate farms. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Town Hall. We are proud to tell you of the w ill gladly forgo. New Jersey fanners draw more Congress must continue to ham meeting. Education Center. three scholarships we recently You can imagine my surprise at benefit from the other portions of mer out better farm legislation. 7:45 p.m. Environmental MONDAY, SEPT. 24 awarded to students for the 2007- the official sign I saw at the the Farm Bill, including resource I hope the Senate ads soon so Commission meeting. Town Hall. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of OS academic year. northwest coiner of Wyoming conservation and land preserva w e can get som ething signed in to Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. Two $1,000 scholarships were Avenue and Cypress Street: “Push tion programs, organic farming law” As the Farm Bill moves into TUESDAYSEPT.il 7:30 p.m. Lackawanna awarded out of The Scholarship Button to Activate Hasher? and research, and money for fruit the Senate, even the modest gains 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers Coalition meeting. Town Halt. Fund for Inner-City Children, die o f th e H ouse b ill are in danger o f Market Municipal parking lot at 7:30 p.m. Cranford/Miltburn scholarship is named “The 9/11 Recognizing this, New Jersey corner of Essex and Main streets. Camera Club meeting. Bauer High School Scholarship in congressmen Holt, Garrett But New Jersey Senators Laut- Community Center. Memory of Patrick S. Murphy.” more appropriate language for Andrews, Saxton, Frelinghuysen, enberg and Menendez are still THURSDAY SEPT. 13 7:45 p.m. Board of Education This is a New Jersey-based orga th e ir noble purpose. LoBiondo, PaBone, Pascrell, Township public schools meeting. Education Center. nization that awards scholarships Payne, Ferguson and Smith all closed. Rosh Hashana. to children who are attending recently voted in favor of reform- sey and more conservation- TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 Catholic high schools. 422 Wyoming Av& FRIDAY SEPT. 14 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Farmers We donated the balance of fairness in Farm and Food Poli There are many issues tied up Township public schools Market. Municipal parking lot at fends (approximately $40,000) cy Amendment” In particular, in the Farm Bill-environmental, ctosed. Rosh Hashana. corner of Essex and Main streets. raised through our Mifibum bas Holt and Garrett spoke eloquent international development, social ketball tournaments. We asked Letter policy ly on the House floor in favor of justice an d m ore. SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 MONDAY, OCT. 1 that two $1,000 scholarships be Letters may be edited and may be reform . Should we continue the cur- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. American 7:45 p.m. Environmental awarded for 20 years. The Fairness Amendment published, reproduced or distributed Red Cross Blod Drive. Millburn Commission meeting. Cora This year’s recipients a re would have expanded grassland, of the biggest fanners in a few in print, electronic, or other forms Free Public Library. Hartshorn Arboretum. Samaad Barnett, a ninth grader wildlife and forest conservation districts, at the attending Immaculate Concep The views and opinions expressed n efforts, and provided millions of tion High School in Montclair, Letters to the Editor are not necessarily dollars to support organic crop and Adrianna Allen, a ninth grad those of The/few or its affiliates. research, fanners markets, and and people in developing nations er attending S t Anthony High additional help for fanners con around th e w orld? Submissions should be typed and School in jersey City. verting to organic methods. It It’s time the Farm Bill was double-spaced, and include a daytime The third scholarship was would have helped low-income more than a tab the rest of us are telephone ntmber for verification. awarded out of the University of seniors shop at farmers markets, required to pay on behalf of a few. I t e m Virginia’s “Patrick Sean Murphy Letters that cannot be verified or are of Millburn and Short Hills ’87 Endowed Memorial Scholar anonymous w it not tie published. to schoolchildren, and supported ship” to John W. Elliott III, a Not all letters will necessarily be projects that help low-income For more information on the KATHLEEN M. HtVfSH, Vice President Pubfisha- A community newspaper of fo u rth y ear stu d en t from published. neighborhoods get access to fresh Farm Bill, visit umnaenviron- EYEUNESPEEDIE.Editor Worth J e r s e y R oanoke, V a , m ajoring in com foods. mentaldefense.org. For more NANCY CONNELLY, Advertising Manager Send letters to the editor by e-mail to STEPHEN BORG, President puter engineering and minoring The net gain for the state would information about conserving in business engineering [email protected] by fax to have been almost $127.9 million, KERRY RU8IN, Director, Classified TeteCenter New Jersey’s precious land Published at 343 Millburn Avenue John received a $3,000 scholar 973-921-6458 or by ma8 to Editor, The benefiting fanners in every Con- and natural resources, visit GLENN GARYS, Vice President Production Millburn, NJ 0704! ship. The funds four this scholar Item, 343 Milftum Avenue, Millburn, NJ District in Newjersey. NJCF’s Web site at CYNTHIA WERNER, Distribution Director Editorial Office: (973) 921-6451 ship have b een raised by m any 07041. the Fairness umnv.njconservation.org.
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Services & Events Dr. Carroll M.Leevy Mary Keraey Services for township resident Medical School Christchurch er will finish bis summer series on St. Stephen's Church Carroll M. Leevy were to be held tor a year In ident Mary Van V leck ^ ^ y was 7:15,8,9:30 am .: Hie Rev. Leslie the Psalms. 8 and 10 am : A spoken service yesterday in the Chapel at Short 1957 he tame offered Ang. 29 in S t Rose of lim a Smith will preach and celebrate at Nursery care is available and all of Holy Eucharist with homily, fol Hills in S t Stephen’s Cemetery. Dr. back to Jersey Church. Mrs. Kenney, 78, died the 8 am . service. The sidesman will are welcome. lowed by a Holy Eucharist service Leevy, 86, died Aug. 25 at hqrna City Medical Aug. 25 in S t Vincent’s Nursing be Theodore Houiis. Smith will cel 330: Congregants will bring a with homily, organ and choir. His accomplishments as a Center, which Home, Cedar Grove. ebrate and preach and the Rev. Eliz worship service to Care OneinUv- Church school and nursery7 care are physician and researcher made an had started a The longtime director oftnusie abeth Wigg Maxwell will assist at the available during the 10 am service. impact on liver research and med new medical at S t Rose of Lima Church, she 930 am. Holy Eucharist service. Sunday, Sept 16,9:15 am : Sun ical treatment of liver disease. He Leevy school called retired in 2005. She also was toe Hie sidesmen will be Mary Macy day school will resume. Classes for Wyoming Presbyterian Church w as d ie director o f th e N ew Jersey Seton Hall Col organist at S t Stephen’s Church. and Joan McKeown. H ie lesson will elementary, older elementary, mid 10 am.: On Homecoming Sun Medical School Liver C ento and lege of Medicine and Dentistry, Mrs. Kenney was chotoi by be read by Richard Estes and die dle school, teens and adults will be day, the Rev. Ronald Johnson will scientific director of the Sammy and which was located in the Jer Francis Cardinal Spellman to be Prayers of the People will be read by lead worship and preach the ser Davis, Jr. National Liver Institute sey City Medical Center. He joined the organist for toe Eucharistic Linda Carchia. Coffee Hour and mon. Robert Jaehee Hahn, son of of the University of Medicine and the faculty as an associate profes Sunday school teacher orientation First Baptist Church Robert and Lena Hahn, will be bap Dentistry of New Jersey in sor of medicine. The hospital and Spain, in 1952. A member ef toe starts at 10:45 a m 1030 am .: The Rev. Jerry Hines tized. The Children’s Choir, under N ew ark medical school went through a will deliver the sermon, “We Are the direction of Kathy Innis, and the Dr. Leevy received his bache series of changes, and in 1970 was a degree of Catholic Choirmaster, Community Congregational Not Alone,” based on Romans 8:18- Chancel Choir, under the direction lor’s degree at Fisk University, renamed toe College of Medicine she taught music at Newton Col Church 26, via dighial video disk. Hines is of Steven Sheiiman, will sing. All graduating summa cum laude in and Dentistry of New Jersey, and lege and Manhattanville College. 10 a m : O n Opening Sunday, the youth pastor of the Woodside Bible children of the church will worship 1941. In 1944 he received his med then the University of Medicine Mrs. Kenney graduated summa Rev. Johann Bosnian and the Rev. Church of Troy, Mich. There will be wiih their families, and following the ical degree from the University of and Dentistry of New Jersey cum laude from Manhattanville Jenifer Hrynyk lead the congrega n o evening service. dedication of Sunday school toch Michigan Medical School. He (UMDNJ). College with a bachelor's degree m tion in family worship. Inspira ers, will adjourn to the Choir Room served h is internship a t Jersey City Dr. Leevy lectured around toe piano and organ. She earned a tional music is provided by the S t Rose of Lima Church to meet their new teachers who will Medical Center from 1944 to world in medical schools and master’s degree in musicology from Chancel Choir under the direction 730 am , 9 am , 11 am , 1230 escort them to their classrooms. Fol 1948, becoming thief resident appeared on television. He served New York University and con of Warren H. Brown, minister of p m : Mass is offered The sacram ent lowing worship, a special Home- physician in 1948. on a number of scientific boards ducted a year of graduate study at music. The Youth Choir and chil of reconciliation is offered Saturday D uring Wforfd W ar II, Dr. Leevy Villa Schifanoia in Florence, Italy. dren who attended Vacation Bible from 430 to 5:15 pm , and Mass is church lawn. Homemade apple joined the U 5. Army Specialized organizations. He was past presi Bom in Dansviile, N.Yn she School will sing a medley of spiritu offered at 5 3 0 p m desserts will be served Training Program, and later, during dent of the American Association lived in the township for 47 years al songs. All are w elcom e and child the Korean War, he served as a for Study of liv er Diseases and the before moving to C edar Grove. A care is provided. South Mountain Community Members of the religious com commander in the U.S. Navy, International Association tor toe Mrs. Kenney is survived by three 11 am : Annual Opening Sunday Church m u n ity are invited, to subm it where he was director of the pul Study o f to e Liver. H e w as a mem daughters, Mary Beth Sweet, Picnic and Barbecue with children’s 11 am.: Weekly adult worship information for publication monary and liver services at St ber of Academic Minority Physi Catherine Morrison and Anne activities and entertainment Visi service takes place in the Milibum News should be submitted via Albans Naval Hospital He cians. Utley; two sons, Richard P. Jr. and to rs and guests are welcome. Middle School, with the theme of e-mail to lkettem@northjersey attained the rank of lieutenant Bom in Columbia, S.C., Dr. Terence J.; a sister, Joan McDon “Independence: Freedom in the .com or by catting 973-921-6453 commander and served as assis Leery lived in Bayonne before nell; and 12 grandchildren. Covenant Presbyterian Church C hristian Life.” This w eek’s topic is or by writing The Item, 343 tant chief of medicine. moving to the township in 1973. 1030 am .: The Rev. David Min- “Learning To Be Content” Milibum Ave., MiUbum, 07041. When his service at the naval Dr. Leevy is survived by a son, tributions can b e sen t to Friends o f Dr. Carroll B., and a sister, Music at St Stephens, 119 Main Ruby Johnson. S t, Milibum, 07041. DON’T TRADE IT - DO NATE IT • Donate your used/wom out car. Donation may be a tax deduction. We Have • Help a child with asthma > Fast, free pick-op! A New Synagogue.. 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Resident earns federal Ready or not, schools open backing for China trip Backed by a Fuibright Scholar Romankiewicz said last week. ship, township resident John “It's a question of ho w m any liters Romankiewicz headed to China of fuel you get per acre.” this past Friday to begin studying Romankiewicz said he hopes efforts to create renewable energy. he m akes enough co n tacts in Bei Romankiewicz is one of more jing to assist him w hen he is o u t in than 1,300 U.S. citizens who will th e field. travel abroad for ihe 2007-08 “A lot of my research is based school year through the Fuibright on being able to get data from the Student Program. company actually planting the A graduate of Delbarton crop,” he said. ‘The Chinese com School who received a degree in panies can be bo th suspicious and engineering in 2006 from North welcoming. It can go either way.” western University, Romankie China is a unique country in wicz has already spent a year in which to study the development Beijing studying Mandarin and of alternate sources of energy, conducting research. Now, he Romankiewicz said. plans to return to Tsinghua Uni “For my career choic versity in Beijing where for five seemed like the best choice, months he wall take classes on na will be the largest energy' user energy-related topics and work in the world,” he said. He made with a research mentor. the point that the American infra Romankiewicz then will travel structure is 40 years old, making it to southwest china where he wfll harder to accommodate a new study cultivation of the jatropha source of energy. “China can go to plant. it immediately,” he said. According to Romankiewicz, Romankiewicz added that the inedible plant has oil-based when his work in China is fin Students were able to enter schools Tuesday to check on lock seeds that can be turned into ished, he hopes to apply for mas ers or visit classroom s before the official opening of schools biodiesel fuel and is the subject of ter’s programs. He hopes to study attention from major oil compa in Europe, where the study of yesterday. Above, middle school math teacher Mary Beth nies. alternate energy sources has a Cimino welcomes incoming sixth grader Eli Schechner to her T il be studying how efficient it longer history than here in the classroom. In photo at right, another sixth grade student, is to turn fire seeds into biodiesel,” United States, he said Corey Weiss, tries out the combination lock on her locker with help from her dad, David. PHOTOS BY GEORGE WIRT
Township resident John Romankiewicz visits with Brother Paul Diveny, head Math tourney now taking applications for Oct. 21 event master of Delbarton School, The Fifth Annual Bergen Coun Individual competitions will be questions to be completed in 90 F o r m ore inform ation ab o u t th e begin a year's study ty Academies Math Competition held for each grade, with trophies, minutes, of renewable energy sources. will be held on Sunday, O ct 21 at certificates, on-line courses, books, Registration is now open, visit sites .bergen.org/mathcompc- the Bergen County Academies in calculators, and other prizes to be Students must arrive for check- tition. Hackensack. awarded for first through fifth in by 9:30 am. in order to partici-
PHOTO COURTESY OF Students in grades four to eight place. pate and the competition will run DELBARTON SCHOOL in the tri-state area who are good The test consists of 50 until approximately 2 pm. at math are invited to come and match skills against hundreds of other talented students. "We look forward to you joining us for our Second Annual Essex County Senior Wellness Day. We will be offering information on nutrition and exercise, food, MAY BE A PICASSO! entertainment and much more." - Joseph N. DiVincenzo, ]r. MAY BE NOT...
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COLLECTING BACKPACKS Students earn degrees and honors Middle school holding ice cream social Ijwrence Frydman, son of spring semester at the Universi Monday for incoming sixth graders Cypress Street residents Gideon ty of Delaware. Conor is a dou andjacquie Frydman, graduated ble major in mathematics mid Sixth graders at Millburn Mid home after school as usual and with high honors tins spring computer science. dle School and their families are return with a parent or caregiver. from Rutgers University. D erek is m ajoring in chem ical Sponsored by the Miflbum Mid Lawrence is pursuing a master’s engineering. Claire is majoring in and school administrators to make dle School PTO, the ice cream degree in global affairs at Rut- nursing. their own sundaes at the fourth social is a fun way for students to gers-Newark. Township resident Erika annual Sixth Grade Back-to- reconnect with Mends and meet Three township residents, Sehnitzer has been named to the School Ice Cream Social on Mon new classmates and school offi Conor Patrick Gilsenan, Derek dean’s list for the 2006-07 school day from 3:30 to 4:30 pan. in die cials. David Falcone and Claire year at Union College, school cafeteria. Students who For more information, contact Nicole Miraglia, have been Erika, a member of the Class plan to attend are asked to go Amy Schott at 973-379-5594. named to the dean’s list for the of 2008, is majoring in English. HEALTH, WELLNESS PHOTO COURTESY OF MARIA HARRISON Township residents Meg and E.J. Harrison are collecting gen '/ Come & Experience & BEAUTY tly used and new backpacks for the children of Ecole Toussaint Louverture School in East Orange. Donations may be dropped A The Finest In NEED A L in ? off at Glenwood School until Sept. 28. For more information, Promote your call Meg or EJ . at 973-564-9074. 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McKean's lo r Park. te r for th e Perform ing outstanding lineup of Amphitheater at Crystal Lake, 4 West Orange Energy D iet The William Hart Strecker Arts in Moiristown artists, but our new Boland Drive, West Orange. This year’s lineup includes the will debut its brand stage and production The event kicks off tomorrow OSPAC Jazz Workshop Big Band, new stage on Friday, capabilities will with Yoga and Jazz at 7 pm . The Houston Person Quartet Rosean- er, has owned a local design and Sept 28, with a per significantly improve event is free, with a suggested na Vitro Q uartet Wallace Roney construction firm since 1989. formance by Gram the overall look, feel donation of $5 at the door. After Sextet, Waverly Seven featuring Maying with Strecker will be my, Tony and Emmy- and sound of our per wards, a jazz party at Cecil’s Jazz Anal Cohen and the Dizzy Gille Frank Vilardi on drums, Chris winning superstar formances.” Chib with the Eric Alexander Band spie Alumni All-Stars featuring Eminizer on saxophone and per Liza Minnelli. Subscription orders willfoflow. The jazz dub has a $15 C laudio Roditi and th e Eliane B ias cussion, Ken Rich on bass and _. The performance u . ... are currently being cover. Trio. Also playing will be Cecil Andrew Sherman on keyboard. *‘™ B r will be the first of M,nnem taken. There are two WBGO's Gary Walker will Brooks HI & the CBUI Band, For more information on the more than 70 performances main subscription plans: A “Cre emcee the event, which takes place Romero Lubambo & Pamela Brig band, visit www.williamhartstreck- by the Millbum Gateway Center. scheduled between September ate Your Own Subscription” in aft open-air setting and indudes gs, Vic Juris & Romero Lubambo er.com. A rain date has been set for Sun- a n d May. involves purchasing tickets to four international food vendors, arti & the World Music Ensemble. The concert is being sponsored day, Sept 16. Other headliners on the sched- or more performances at once. sans and crafts, a h ealth spa center, The event is free w ith a suggest ule include perennial favorite The “Family Subscription’ and entertainment and activities ed donation of $5 at foe door. Frankie Valli and the Four Sea- involves ticket purchases amongst for children. Attendees also will Audience members should bring sons on Oct 24 and 25, soul Sunday Kids Club (shows for chil have an opportunity to visit the blankets or chairs to enjoy the singer Michael Bolton on Nov. 6, dren 10 and under), Garden State “G reat Light Way,” 21 M o o t fib er relaxed outdoor setting comic actor Jerry Stiller on Nov. Spotlight perform ances and events 29, pop and country star Anne from die Wonder Series category. Murray on Feb. 17, classical Tickets for individual perfor favorite Joshua Bell on March 1 mances are also on sale. and singer Natalie Cole on May SUDOKU 16. Customers can order online at PRESENTED BY BLACK CARPENTER ANTS “Our 2007-08 season is our ttmo.mayoarts.org or by call- CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME m ost highly anticipated season ing the box office a t 973-539- Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries in wood to serve evatfsafi Allison Larena, exeat- 8008. as nesting places and can do serious damage to your home. 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YOUNG DANCERS Theater Timetable CLEARVEHrSMUBURN 4:35 725,9:40 Sun: 23)5,435,725 Mon- 7 4 0 Wed: 4:40,7:40 Thurs: 2 4:40,740 Thurs: 730 CINEMA Rush Hour 3 (PG-13) Today 530,7:45 Fit Shoot 'Em Up (R) Fri: 745 .95 0 S a t 230, 53a 745,10 Sat 1,3:15,5 3 a 7:45,10 Sun: l The Simpsons Movie (PG-13) Today; 730 Fit 4:20,7:45,950 Sum 230,420,745 Mon- 335 530,7:45 Mon: 530,745 Tues: 1,335 530,7:30,10 Sat 0 0 ,1 3 0 ,5 3 0 ,7 3 0 ,1 0 Sun; Thurs: 8 53a 7:45 Wet 530,7*5 Thurs:1335 53a 130,330,5:30,730 Mon-Wed: 730 Thurs: 130, 7:45 1.30,5:30.7:30 CLEARVEWS BEACON Supatad (R) Today: 43 0 ,7 3 0 Frc 4,7,930 The Bourne Ultimatum (PG13) Today: 7:15 Frt S a t 1:30,4,7,9:30 Sim t30,4,7 Mon: 4,7 4:15,7:15,9:45 Sat 05.4:15,735,9:45 Sun: HILL 5 (SUMMIT) Rush Hour 3 (PG-13) Today 4:45,6:45 Tues: 130.4,7 Wed: 4,7 Thurs: 130,4.7 1:15.4:15.7:15 Mon-Wed: 735 Thurs: 05.4:15, War (PG-13) Today 4.7 7:15 Death at a Funeral MILLBURN Pronto Satan Japanese Restaurant i Pizza Kitchen Legal Sea Foods AMERICAN ITALIAN JAPANESE AMERICAN SEAFOOD Bagel Chateau 72 Essex St. 973-376-0504 343 Millburn Ave. 973-379-9101 44 Essex St. 973-379-9200 1200 Morris Turnpike 973-379-3700 1200 M orris Tpk. 97 3-467-0089 LUNCHEONETTE Pizzeta Restaurantmc Samurai Sushi Enzzo's Tfattaria ■P W a a vlO m BSHEW re ad 321 Milburn Ave. 973-379-1099 ITALIAN AMERICAN JAPANESE ITALIAN LUNCHEONETTE 44 Main S t 973-376-3773 57 Main St 973-921-0888 339 MBIbum Ave. 973-921-2848 514 MBIbum Ave. 973-379-7111 722 Morris Turnpike 973-921-0101 ITALIAN Joe's Anericau Bar And Grig PapaRazzi 324 Millburn Ave. 973-379-7020 JAPANESE AMERICAN ITALIAN Cafe Monet Supermarkets holding Samplerfest 323 Millburn Ave. 973-467-2444 1200 Morris Turnpike 973-379-4444 1200 M orris Tpk. 97 3-467-5544 FRENCH BISTRO TingaUMfoeria Johnny Rockets The Terrace 3 0 9 Millburn Ave. 973-376-8555 Kings Super Markets, Inc., is “We want our customers to AMERICAN MEDITERRANEAN holding its annual Samplerfest on come in and experience what’s MEXICAN 321 Millburn Ave. 973-218-9500 1200 M orris Tpk. 973-258-9338 41 Kennedy Parkway (Hilton Hotel) Saturday and Sunday in afl of its 26 new at iGngs-don’t be shy” said AMERICAN Johnny's On The Green 973-379-0100 35 Main St. 973-376-1724 area stores. Bruce Weitz, president and chief ITALIAN Samplerfest lets customers expe executive officer Gian Marco Trattoria SHORT HILLS 440 Parsonage HiK Road 973-467- The Item rience culturally diverse foods from Kings offers a full Bne of fresh, arts & entertainment ITALIAN 8 8 8 2 editor Patricia Harris can be 301 Millburn Ave. 973-467-5818 around the world. The stores will ready to cook meals, convenient Khun Thai offer more than 50 new items. for working families. JAPANESE Ginger Taste 8 4 0 M orris Tpk. 973-467-9550 THAI reached via e-maH at ASIAN Each store will have demonstra Based in Parsippany, the chain 504 Millburn Ave. 973-258-0586 [email protected] 271 Millburn Ave. 973-218-9388 tion tables, tastings, recipes, serves Northern New Jersey and Jade Lake coupons and information packets. N ew York. CHINESE 229 Millburn Ave. 973-912-0262 ITAUAK l/o- tfewr 'Iddued tdudrm ien w nd H riendi\ 291 Essex S t 973-379-6700 r fU jm ta ITALIAN 355 MBIbum Ave. 973-467-3420 tAe 9 llag Ling Chmese Cusne CHINESE w ill Ae closed o-n 59 Main St. 973-912-8838 Martini BistroS Bar Is Now Open AMERICAN tyn d ay yJefd&m bw 21 it 40-42 Main St. 973-376-4444 for the 2 0 0 7 Season ( t u n t u r n Enjoy Lunch idtv.jfolm dla-rrone, a Ateiny Arm oreda& Cafe presents and Dinner Service » dance show in the Open Air on Sunny Afternoons The Goat Cafe, 21 South "P ro je ct dteartAeat” (cluvrity, 3S a d Orange Ave. in South Orange, will and Starlit Evenings p resent a show case o f M iddle East A y tAe J^cAn fef. tlreeecc tyow ndatton, ern dance on Sunday at 7 p.m. ~ a n c ( ~ Hosted by professional dancer deaturiny a “0 io a W ’ to rem em l&r w itA tAe Morgiana Celeste of the Glen Ridge-based Mosaic Dance The rttr/wnom too-medy (flecum Sdndre W’Herd ater Company, the showcase is suitable for the entire family. The lU lv M a , show offers a chance to see profes sional and student dancers o f vary S d ll ct/re Helcom e to attend a t tAe ing levels, performing classical ori- d layfiztr- AWcor-mi, tld it (tranye \jm ty as well as fusion and interpretive pieces. tdocA/ad ettorer featuring. dtrm eri fy'dteet September’s showcase spot The Perfect Casual lights dancer Sivasawith the Saiidi ( d iv e A o u r ( t f ie n 0t> a r) Wind Dance Ensemble. Outdoor Setting for Also performing are Melinda dinner and dcm ciny ttldlidnryA t and Emilia of Studio Morgiana, * an after dinner cigar and brandy * with special guests Zahra Gamal S d l/enetuvn d a lle to dofv o ff tAe Sventny * wonderful desserts and espresso * and Nahoko, both of Mosaic Dance Theater Company. * a fight bite and a beer after All tickets are $12 plus $5 food jtco t forw ard to ieetn^you cm ite 2 iit. tfie movies* or beverage minimum. 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B6 Thursday, September 6,2007 The Item of Miiiburn and Short Hills www.TheltemOnline.com Pool days are out, back-to-school days begin Three-year-old Justine Hounsell spent Labor Day enjoying the sun and mom Sonia's company at the pool. PHOTOS BY GEORGE WIRT Five-year-old Jason Berg of the township, right, soaks up the Labor Day sunshine at the Miiiburn municipal poof with his best buddies including, from left, Ethan Fink, 2, of Westfield, Brooke Sendik, 4, of Waldwick and Adan Fink, 5, of Westfield. The youngsters enjoyed the last day of summer vacation at the pool on its dosing day. Fourteen-month-old Matthew Knewitz appears a little dubious Trlal 1 NEW JERSEY about the cool waters of the wading pooL The Labor Day holi Class T for new | MTOmSCHOOl day drew many parents and children to the pool complex at students School of Ballet Gero Park for one last summer splash. Ballet ■ Jazz ■ Tap • Pilates rmcommtsmor? County plans to hold CLASSES FOR ALL AGES AND LEVELS • TrouMeshoofing* Wired 4 Wireless Network Open Classes & intensive Program ♦ Boctaps/fecowiy • Vme/Spyvrae/Sqai tawwd 4 Protedori • hstottoSon • Naw Senior Wellness Day Livingston Compute, Prater, Ipod, Corcra • Upgrades - Essex County Executive Joseph Free transportation can be Morristown • Somerville Memory, Drives, Window, Apportions N. DiVincenzo, jr. invites all Essex provided. PC A MAC B r a n s I county senior citizens to attend the Piano Accompaniment CALL 973- 597-9600 BUSMES5ES&HOMES second annual Essex County For more information, call for ail Baliet Classes “Senior Wellness Day.” to be held 973-621-4400 www.njschooiofbailet.com or 908- 526-2248 Computer Seruices.Lbc on Tuesday, Sept. 18, from 10 a.m. TLC 877-WANT TLC to 2 p.m., at the Essex County We Come to You 908-898-0200 (877-9265852) 34 Richard J. Codey Arena at South www.wanttk.con • Email: [email protected] Mountain, 560 Northfield Ave., West Orange. “We are planning a fun-filled TEST PREP AND day of activities and will be pro KAPLAN ADMISSIONS viding a great deal of valuable information that will benefit seniors. Our Essex County ‘Senior Wellness Day” will offer nutrition Free College Admissions Workshop information, exercise tips, enter tainment and much more” DiVin cenzo said. for Students & Parents The Essex County ' Senior Wellness Day” is free and open to all seniors residing in Essex Coun Take Charge of the ty. Various free health screenings @ alm&yton' (ftftudiO' will be available and there will be information about nutrition, finan College Admissions Process! cial wellness and exercise demon Private Piano Lessons strations. Septem ber 15th at 12:00pm on the beautiful Various Essex County agencies, Providing a solid foundation for students of all including the Division on Aging ages employing the Taubman approach, enabling and Division of Housing and Drew University Campus Community Development, will 36 Madison Avenue students to reach their full potential as p ia n is ts Madison, NJ 07940 about available programs seniors Workshops Recitals Auditions are eligible for. Also participating • Practical tips for college applications, test preparation, and financial aid are area hospitals, senior day care Member MEA of NJ and National Federation facilities and local nursing homes. • Motivate your child to own the application process A band will play hits from the • Learn the differences between the ACT and SAT Short Hills - (973) 376-8882 for Interview 1940s to the present, and circus • Should you take an SAT Subject Test? shows will feature stilt dancers, • Receive a College Admissions check list and a FREE copy of the magicians, fire-eaters, sword swal lowers and other sideshow acts. 2008 Newsweek “How to Get Into College Guide" Clowns and other performers will mingle with the crowd when they Our Expert Teachers and Adm issions Consultants will answer your questions. FAR BROOK SCHOOL are not on stage. In addition, all seniors will receive free admission Register for this free event at 1-800-KAP-TEST Open Houses - 2007 to Essex County’s Turtle Back Zoo or online at kaptestcom/coilege on th e sam e day as th e e v e n t Free refreshments will be provided E v e n t C o d e : X K E H 7 0 3 1 to all seniors and fresh produce Wednesday, October 24 can be purchased from a fanners’ Prep Smarter Score Higher market that will be stationed on Tuesday, November 27 site. RSVP (973) 379-3442 Nursery - Grade Eight 4 6 CcSAvionz School o f Sl/{us.ic D reamy Jeannie Far Brook is a small, c o e d u c a tio n a l d a y sch o o l in N J Registered Professional Development Provider Unveiling with Short Hills, fo u n d e d in 1948. 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SPANISH • DANCE • MUSIC • COMPUTERS 9:00-11:30 • 12:30-3:00 • 9:00-3:00 AFTER SCHOOL CARE AVAILABLE Brook School STATE CERTIFIED SINCE 1978 Tuesday - Saturday • 10-5:30 Short Hills 973-379*4710 pDunjJ.forbrook.org 514 Miiiburn Avenue, Short Hills !»o 5 Bleeker Street, Miiiburn A l decisions on adm issions are m ade without regard to race, refigjdn, gender, or nationoi origin. www.montessoriotinilB3umsh.com______y 973-376-3533 Section C MHS sticksters play The Item of Millburn and Short Hills September 6, 2007 opener tomorrow www.TheltemOnline.com Millers shooting for another solid season. Page C3. m s m u m m m Millburn boasts talented group of runners By Jim Connelly of The Item Is a three-peat in order? Such an accomplishment is cer tainly something Millbum High School boys cross country coach Jeff Kaye would love to see his team achieve this M . The Millets enter the 2007 cam paign having won back-to-back Northern Hills Conference (NHC) dual meet and championship race crowns. Millbum claimed both titles as a member of the confer ence’s Suburban Division in 2005 and repeated the feat a year ago following its move to die large school Skyline Division of the NHC. Kaye's squad went 15-0 overall and 7-0 in Skyline Division dual meets in 2006. M illbum welcom es back a num ber of veterans from last year’s championship team. , Those returnees include senior captains Peter Murphy and Myles Udiand, fellow seniors Alex Langerman and David Lee, juniors Danny Kimchner and Abbas Tapal Also back in the fold are sopho mores Brian Robinson and Tyler U diand. On the flip side, the Millers depth took a bit of a hit with the graduation-related departures of four key runneis-Chariie Murphy, Brendan Duane, Alden Goldstein and A ndrew G o rd o a Both Charlie Murphy and Peter Murphy, who are not related, both qualified to compete in the New STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY Jersey State inteischolastic Athlet Brian Robinson, Jasper Hicks, Abbas Tapal, David Lee, Tyler Udiand, Peter Murphy, Dan Kirschner and Myles Udiand, from left, figure to be the top runners for ic Association (NJSIAA) Meet of C ham pions. the reigning Northern Hills Conference, Skyline Division champion Millburn boys cross country team this fall. “It was a good class of runners an d we’ll miss them all,” Kaye said. “Losing Charlie at the top of the 2005, missed the second half of sion first team based on their top- Kaye will get to see his team in “O u r goals also include w inning m eet Millbum finished seventh in team hurts us a bit, but with Peter this past spring’s track season with 10 finishes in the 2006 Skyline action for the first time this Satur the county and section, but it’s a the 2006 NJSIAA Group 3 meet Murphy healthy and (Robinson, a knee injury. Division championship race. Mur day when the Millers make the long season and you never know Millbum is scheduled to Tyler Udiand and Kirschner) “it took a while for me to over phy placed fourth. Udiand came in short trip to Livingston to compete who’s out there for other teams. If open defense of its Skyline returning, I think we can be a come the injury?’ Murphy said. eighth. Kirschner and Tyler in the Lancer Invitational. we stay healthy we can hopefully Division dual meet title stronger team.” "Once August started 1 was able to U diand, younger b ro th er o f Myles, The event is scheduled to begin knock off S t Benedict’s (last year’s this coming Ttiesday when it takes “It’s up to us to go out and take build up my miles and I feel pretty a t 9:30 a.m. winner) in the county meet and on Orange and West Orange at care of business?’ Myles Udiand good now ” second team honors last falL “W re hoping to win the con Ridge (last year’s winner) in the 4 pjn. at Lewis Morris Park in said. “If we all stay healthy we feel Four of Millbum’s top seven “We’ve also had the addition of ference again,” said Kaye, the 2006 sectio n m eet” Morristown. we can challenge for the (state) runners are coming off seasons in Skyline Division Coach of the which they earned All-Skyline Hicks, a winter and spring trade Year. “Some of the other teams are MILLER NOTES Suburban Division schools Madi- Murphy, who also qualified for Division honors. Peter Murphy veteran,” Kaye said. “ I believe he strong, but they all may have lost The local harriers were the run- son, Montville and Pequannock the state Meet of Champions in and Myles Udiand made the divi w ill m ake a n im pact fo r us.” more to graduation than we did. ners-up in the 2006 Essex County on Tuesday. G in s SOCCER Revamped MHS roster features many new faces DanieUe Mackessy and forward assists) and forward/defender earned Skyline Division honors. of The Item Caroline Penney. Katria Misilo (six goals, seven Kanter, Van Tassel, Davis, Man MILLER NOTES The o id adage th a t you c a n 't tell ning and Penney played on the Manning and Van Tassel, who Millbum won two scrimmages the players without a scorecard varsity level a year ago. Nathan each scored four goals last M , are and tied two others on a preseason certainly holds true for the 2007 was a member of the 2006 Miller the Millers’ leading returning goal training trip to Atlantic City two Millbum High School varsity girls junior varsity team. scorers. weekends ago. soccer team. Midfielder Shannon Foley is the Millbum, when it opens the T he local hooters sp lit a “With so many changes, we are team’s lone returning sophomore. 2007 campaign on Saturday, will scrimmage matches last wet virtually a new team," said third- Two of Foley’s classm ate, defend have a new starting keeper for the ing 3-0 to Chatham on Aug year head coach Andy Sones, who er Carty Feit and defender/mid- first time since 2003. defeating Governor Livingston 4-0 guided the Millers to a 14-4-1 fielder Shelby Weiss, have earned Lia Fierro, who held the oppo o n A ug 30. record in 2006. spots on the varsity roster. Feit and sition scoreless 12 times last season The final preseason scrimmage The Millers, who are scheduled Weiss were members of the 2006 en route to setting a new school was scheduled to take place yes to host Union in the season open Millbum freshman team. career record with 49, also earned terday afternoon at Ridgewood. er on Saturday at 7 p m on Mill- Freshman newcomers are twin her diploma this past June. Fierro Sones is 32-8-2 in two season bum High School’s Dr. Keith A. sisters Emity Bcimfohr and Kate is a now a m em ber o f th e w om en’s at Millbum. Neigel Field, have been forced to Beimfohr, Nikki Willens, Danielle soccer team at Monmouth Univer Jessica Murphy, who is begin revamp their roster after losing 10 Spinelli, Tanya Sood, Brianna Sir- sity. ning her first M year as a physical members of last year’s squad to acuse, Emily Butcher and Tori education teacher at Millbum G raessle. Alex Gutman, forward Rachael High School, has been named to Millbum’s 22-player roster fea Kate Beimfohr, Spinelli and Sir- Fogel, defender Sarah Tepper and replace Ron Bayer as th e new head tures four seniors, seven juniors, acuse are defenders. Emily Beim coach of the Millers1 junior varsity th ree sophom ores an d eight mem fohr and Willens are midfielders. the remainder of the 2006 team’s soccer team . bers of foe freshman class. Sood is a forward. senior class. Co-captain Lindsay Weiss, a Butcher and Graessle are keep Returning players Kanter (sec- defender, defender Michelle Feld ers. 2007 MHS varsity man, midfielder Mehssa Tannen- “We need our veteran players to able mention) were among nine hanm and midfielder Haylee Ben- educate our newer players in the members of last year’s team who girts soccer team garnered Northern Hills Confer contingent ence, Skyline Division honors. season schedule Weiss and Feldman are return Millbum Slushed in second place ing varsity players. Tannenbaum W hat level of success Millbum in the Skyline Division w ith a 12- September and Bendvenga are moving up attains this fall hinges on how it 1-1 record to fall just short of S-8 Union H-7:00 from th e ju n io r varsity team adjusts to the loss of a number of claiming an eighth consecutive M-17 Passaic Valley A-4KJ0 The squad’s juniors are co-cap key personnel from the 2006 division crown. W-19 Wayne Valley H-4.-00 tain A rid Kanter, a defender, mid team -induding its top four scor- Fierro (first team), W iener (first M-24 West Orange A-4:00 fielder Sarah Van Tassel, defend- ers-forw ard Erin Jeffers (19 goals, team ), T ara Foley (first team ), Jef W-26 Passaic Tech H-4:00 er/midfielder Katie Davis, forward 16 assists), forward Tara Foley (16 fers (first team), Misilo (second F-28 M t St. Dominic A -4O 0 Stephanie Manning, midfielder goals, seven assists), midfielder team), Tepper (second team) and Carolyn Nathan, midfielder Samantha Wiener (five goals, 12 Fairy (honorable mention) also October M-1 St Elizabeth A-4:00 W-3 West Milford H-4:00 M-8 Butler A -4:00 MHS soccer boosters holding car wash, bake sale Saturday Th-P Passaic Valley H-4:00 M-15 Gov. Livingston A-4:00 The Millbum Strikers, the Presale tickets for the car wash the day of the event cost $10. W-17 Wayne Valley A 4 :0 0 BY JM CONNELLY Millbum High School girls soccer are available for $8 per vehicle. Proceeds from the event F-19 West Orange H-3:45 Co-captains Lindsay Weiss, left, and Ariel Kanter, right, program’s booster club, is To purchase a presale ticket, will be used to support M-22 Passaic County A-4:00 scheduled to hold a car wash and send an e-mail to Mona Kanter at the three levels of the W-24 M t St. Dominic H-4:00 are being counted on by head coach Andy Sones to provide F-26 St. Elizabeth H-4:00 bake sale Saturday from 9 am . to [email protected] . Millbum High School girls leadership to a young Millbum High School girls soccer team T-30 West Milford A-4:00 noon in front of the high school. Car wash tickets purchased on soccer program. th is fall. * k l v*' : : C2 Thursday, September 6,2007 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheltemOnlme.com M TEBS^uLA STiC ATHLETICS MHS staging Blue and White Sports Weekend Three field hockey matches school courts. Millbum’s freshman boys soccer team is scheduled to face Union at scheduled for tomorrow mark the At 4:30 p.m., the girls volleyball team against S t Benedict’s Prep at Neigel field start of Millburn High School’s1 team is scheduled to open its sea 9 am. at Neigel field. "Die Miller junior varsity girls second annual Blue and White son against Jefferson in the high Millbum’s junior varsity boys soccer team, under the guidance Sports Weekend. school's main gymnasium. A junior soccer team takes to the field next of first-year head coach Jessica The event begins at 3:45 p.m. varsity m atch w ill follow th e varsi for an 11 am . match against NHC Murphy, plays its season opener with a freshman field hockey con ty c o n te st rival Butler. The final match of the against Union at approximately 5 test between Northern Hills Con fire Blue and White Sports boys soccer tripleheader features a p.m . ference (NHC) rivals Millburn and Weekend is scheduled to come to 1 p.m. contest between Millbum Millbum’s varsity girls soccer ( 0 Montvfile at the high school’s Dr. a dose on Saturday with six soccer aid Buffer's varsity squads. team opposes Union in the event’s Keith A Neigel field. m atches. At approximately 3:30 p.m., A junior varsity match between The first match on Saturday pits Millbum’s freshman girls soccer - Jim Connelly die Millers and Mustangs is sched uled to begin at approximately 5:30 p.m. The m atch m arks th e debut o f the Millers’ new junior varsity FABRICS 1 WINDOW TREATMENTS 1 FURNITURE coach, Lori SauL a 1980 Millbum graduate. Millbum’s new coach was known as Lori Francis when she played field hockey for the Millers in the late 1970s. SEPTEMBER STOREWIDE SPECTACULAR 0) The final match of the day, a showdown between Millbum and Montville’s varsity field hockey y squads, is set for 7 p.m. on Neigel field . % off Millbum’s varsity girls tennis and varsity girls volleyball teams FABRICS, FURNITURE 5 also are scheduled to see action & CUSTOM LABOR tom orrow . 10-50 The girls tennis team, the winner of die 2006 New Jersey State Inter INCLUDING 20% OFF RALPH LAUREN FABRICS. scholastic Athletic Association Tournament of Champions crown, u feces conference foe Mount St WE'VE LOWERED OUR EVERYDAY PRICES Dominic at 4 pm. at the high NOW SAVE EVEN MORE DURING OUR SEPTEMBER SALE! co MHS hosting three county title games ai Millbum High School has been September 6-22 selected as the venue for the title > matches of three Essex County tournaments this fell. 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V www.TheltemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, September 6, 2007 C3 FIELD HOCMEY Millers ready to maintain winning ways By Jim Conneiiy A trio of players responsible for of The Item 13 of those goals, defender Trina Rennie (six), forward Brittany The return of 10 letter winners Greer (four) and midfielder Laura has fourth-year head coach Rose Bariso (three), earned their diplo Trombly feeling optimistic about m as this p ast June. tile potential for the Millburn High Twombly has established sever STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY School varsity field hockey team to al modest goals for the 2007 cam Head coach Rose Twombly, wearing blue jacket, shown here setting up a drill during a recent practice session, feels her team record a third consecutive winning paign. cam paign. “We want to better our record of has the potential to reach double figures in wins for the third year in a row and earn a third consecutive state tournament Those letter winners, along with 10-4-2 in the conference and qual berth. The team plays Montville at home tomorrow at 7 p.m. and takes on St. Elizabeth in an away match Monday afternoon. the presence of a handfal of play ify for the states,” Twombly said. ers new to the varsity team, are “We have cohesive talent and bet being counted on to help Millbum ter balance,” added Twombly, The Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-maif at offset the graduation losses of 14 whose team is vying to reach the [email protected] members of the 2006 squad. state tournament for the third con Nine of the team’s returning let secutive season. * & ) i 11 ite ld o tto 111 ter winners are seniors-defender LOCAL MORTGAGE RATES Emily Calicchio, goalie Kaitlyn MILLER NOTES Rates received 8/30/07 and 30 Y R F IX E D 15 YEAR FIXED OTHER Managing the whole experience Fiore, midfielders Sam Lillo and Millbum is going with four cap are subject to chanqe RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APR Alex Pearsall and forwards Lucy tains this fall. 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Following the introduction of be placed on the stadium’s score- SHORTHILLS Team members of all three lev the team s a n d coaches, tire dedica board. els of Millbum High School’s fall tion of the Dr. Keith A Neigei Members of the high school sports teams are scheduled to take Field will take place. administration, the school district’s part in the pep rally, Neigei, Millbum High School's administration and tile MSAF will Each of the school's eight varsi former principal, is bang recog take part in the dedication cere ty squads-bovs cross country, girls nized for his role in helping the mony. cross country', field hockey, foot Millbum Sports Activity Founda Light refreshm ents w ill fee ball. boys soccer, girls soccer, girls tion (MSAF) raise $1.54 million served throughout the program tennis and girls volleyball-will for the installation of a synthetic courtesy of the Millbum High march into foe stadium behind turf field and the replacement of School PTO. their team banners. 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Call today for your Free Pre-approval!* COMMUNITY INFORMATION • PREVIEWS • REAL ESTATE LIBRARY 518 Millbum Ave. • NEW HOMES • CONCIERGE SERVICES • COMMERCIAL 1-888-291-6162 Financing provided by Cendant Mortgage Corporation, 3000 Leadenhalt Road. Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054. Licensed 973.467.3222 Mortgage Banker- N.J. Department of Banking. ‘Subject to applicable secondary market aedit and property approve guidelines. K 5417 COLDmLBANKERMOVES.COM ft* lSHORT HILLS OFFICE • 545 Millbum Avenue * Short Hills, NJ 07078 * (973) 376*520 0 RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE www.TheltemOnline.com The item of Miilburn and Short Hills Thursday, September 6,2007 CSH H AH OF FAHE RECREATION COMMISSION Sports submissions Board holding next meeting October 3 Sports news for publication can be submitted to Jim Connelly, sports editor, via e-mail at theitem@north MHS shrine jersey.com or by calling 973-921-6455 or by writing The Item, 343 Milibum Avenue, MiHbum. NJ 07041. inducting 13 at Gero Park in recreation building The next meeting of the Mill- place on the second Wednesday bum Township Board of Recre of th e m onth. A r e y o u a w i t n e s s t o b r e a k i n g n e w s ? November 1 ation Commissioners is scheduled Additional 2007 meeting dates for Wednesday, O ct 3, at 8 pjn. are scheduled for Nov. 7 and a i l l Thirteen individuals will be at the Gero Park Recreation D ec. 12. T h e enshrined in the Milibum High B uilding. All meetings begin at 8 p.m. School Athletic Hall of Fame The board meets once a and are held at the Gero Park Thursday, Nov. 1, at Mayfair Farms month, normally on the first Recreation Building with the in W est O range. Wednesday of the month, with exception of the Dec. 12 meet Members of the hall’s eighth the exception of August when no ing,. That meeting will take place Itemo f Milibum and Short H ills induction class are Robert B. Boye meeting is scheduled and Decem a t th e B auer C om m unity C enter (Milibum Class of 1956), Edward ber when the session will take in Taylor Park. J. Flynn (Milibum Class of 1959), 973- 921-6452 Robert M. Lilley (Milibum Class of 1963), James Hermiston (Milibum Class of 1965), Richard L. Amster From Bankrate.com Jr. (M ilibum Class o f 1970), David MORTGAGE GUIDE S. Meyers (Milibum Class of 1977), PURCHASING A NEW HOME? CALL THESE LENDERS TODAY! David C. Judge (Milibum Class of 1980), Salvatore P. Rafeneilo (Mill- P ro g ra m Bale Paints Fees % Dow n APR P ro g ra m Rale Points Foes % Down A P R P ro g ra m Rate Points F ew % Down APR bum Class of 1986), Suzette A. 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SHORT HILLS SHORT HILLS 227 ihotnden St $525,000 3 4 8 S Ridgewood Rd $ 5 99 ,0 00 5 0 Blanchard Rd $ 8 4 9 ,0 0 0 21 SdsnierTerr $ 5 09 ,0 00 6 Sharon Rd ' $637,000 J 10 Watdwng Road 60 Farmstead Road i in desirable Short H is, this custom Colonial will offer 08 the amenities Move in condition! 6 bedroom, 5.1 both Expanded Ranch home on professkmoBy kmdscoped prop- Westfield 7 3 2 Coolidge St $8 9 9 ,0 0 0 one could wish for. Nestled on almost an acre af property, this 5 bedroom, 6.1 both home features erty. Grcular driveway, inground pool & play area. Top of the fine custom granite kitchen with S S a gourmet EIK with top of the line appliances, center island, granite counters, custom cabinetry and appliances. Adjoining Family room with fireplace. Butler's pantry, HDWO floors, newly finished bsmf. it is open to the family room with ftepiace, os well as to the formal dining room with butler’s p Sp in o u s rooms & open floor plan. $1,795,000. $2,995,000. Short Hills Office 973-376-4545 Offices across America Keep searching on W©1 chert.com one click countless homes W eicliert Realtors Thursday, September 6, 2007 www.TheltemOnline.com C6 The Item of Millbum and Short Hills T o B e n e fit The Henry H. Kessler Foundation Iff® CROSS 6 m A n n u a l Sports Calendar STROLL N ROLL Millbum High School SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 Local chapter urges SEPTEMBER 16, 2007 No contests scheduled. TODAY, SEPT. 6 Verona Park Verona, NJ 4 pan. Varsity girls tennis vs. MONDAY, SEPT. 10 CPR/First Aid training Music • Food Villa Walsh Academy. 4 pm. Varsity field hockey at 4 p.m. Junior varsity girls The Academy of St. Elizabeth. As fell sets in, the Miilbum- said. “That’s why every coach Entertainment • T-Shirts tennis at Villa Walsh Academy. 4 p.m. Varsity girls tennis at Shoit Hills Chapter of the Amer should be certified in CPR and Registration: 9:00 a.m. 6 3 0 p.m. Fall pep rally and West Orange. ican Red Cross encourages all First Aid to prevent, prepare for Official Start: 9 3 0 a.m. dedication of Dr. Keith A. Neigei 4 p.m. Varsity girls voiieyball leaders and coaches to train and and respond to injuries.” in advance: individual $20 Field. Millbum High School vs. Mount St. Dominic Academy. become experienced in CPR and Course participants will Families $35 stadium. 4 p,m. Freshman boys soccer f ir s t Aid. receive high quality training at Governor Livingston. An injured athlete is every materials that are expected from Join your friends, family, neighbors and FRIDAY, SEPT. 7 5:30 p.m. Junior varsity field coach’s worst fear, said Annette the leader in first aid and CPR co-workers as they walk, roll or stroll to 3:45 p.m. Freshman field hockey at The Academy of St. Romano, director of health & train in g raise funds for medical hockey vs. Montville, Elizabeth. safely at the local chapter. "As a For more information on rehabilitation research, education and 4 p.m. Varsity girls tennis vs. coach, you are responsible for CPR/First Aid and other health community programs. Mount St. Dominic Academy. TUESDAY, SEPT, n making sure your athletes are safe and safety training programs, call You can help improve the quality of 4 p.m. Junior varsity girls 4 p.m. Varsity boys cross both in practice and during com the local Red Cross Chapter at life for people with spinal cord tennis at Mount St. Dominic country: Northern Hills petition. Parents are counting on 973-3794198 or visit httpj/m ill- and traumatic brain injury, Academy. Conference dual m eet Lewis you to protect their children.” she bum-shorthills.redcross.oig/. stroke, multiple sclerosis 4 p.m. Varsity boys soccer at Morris Park, Morristown. and orthopedic conditions. St. Benedict's Prep. 4 p.m. Varsity girls cross 4 p.m. Junior varsity boys country: Northern Hills soccer at St. Benedict’s Prep. Conference dual meet. Lewis 4:30 p.m. Varsity and junior Morris Park, Morristown. varsity girls voiieyball vs. 4 p.m. Varsity girls tennis vs. Jefferson. Orange. BOG RAD’S 5 p.m. Junior varsity field 4 p.m. Freshman field hockey hockey vs. Montville. vs. Glen Ridge. 7 p.m. Varsity field hockey vs. 4:30 p.m. Varsity girls Montvilie. volleyball at Lakeland. WAREHOUSE SALE! SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 9 a.m. Freshman boys soccer Rosh Hashana, no contests Riverdale, NJ vs. S t Benedict’s Prep. scheduled. AT BOG RAD’S SECOND HOME-100 “ Road 10:30 a.m. Junior varsity boys soccer vs. Butler. Noon. Varsity boys soccer vs. THURSDAY, SEPT. 13 Butler. Rosh Hashana, no contests 3:30 p.m. Freshman girts scheduled. & S U N D A Y soccer vs. Union. 5 p.m. Junior varsity girls dr%.x O f . d soccer vs. Union. FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 7 p.m. Varsity girls soccer vs. Rosh Hashana, no contests Union. scheduled. Bograd’s, New Jersey’s home of the finest brands of furniture from around the world, Is INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS three days we wilt offer at our warehouse sapob taws on eoaawlaMariMiyhDni such braids * Century, Henredon, EJ Victor, Hickory Chair and many mora^ Spechd selections meWfe a Millbum schedules available online SticMcy RKiifeu as wefi as dozens of samples from the North Carolina showroom of Araniwin Millbum High School inter- To obtain Millbum schedules, It’s not often that we open our warehouse doors to the public. H m y k ta r tte scholastic athletic schedules for foe go to www.highschoolsports.neL fall season are available on the Clide on New Jersey and scroll In te rn e t down to Millbum High School. Warehouse Sale at h o m e Bograd’s Second Home 100 Riverdale Road ■ Riverdale 'Miller Flash News' offered via e-mail Take 1-287 exit S3. Turn right, pass Save $200 Millbum High School’s athletic Robin Caivano, secretary to Mill- Bograd’s Store and take first right onto On purchase of $2000 or more department is offering “Miller bum High School director of ath Newark Pompton Turnpike. Just after Flash News,” a free information letics Ted D’Alessio, at when you present this coupon.* service offered to subscribers via e- [email protected]. Type in th e Armory on left, turn left onto Riverdale •expires 9/9/07. Not to be combined with any other offers. maiL words “Miller Flash News” to be Road. Bograd’s Second Home & Warehouse Limit one coupon per household or dehvesyafkkess. To subscribe, send an e-mail to added to the service. is on the left past the railroad tracks. Not applicable to prior sales. WWW.BOGRADS.COM Bottles, cans banned at football games PLUS! IN OUR M A IN STORE. Fans are prohibited from carrying Any questions regarding this pol- bottks and cans into the Millbum icy should be directed to Ted D’A- SPECIAL FACTORY High School stadium during home lessio, Millbum High School’s direc tor of athletics, at 973-564-7165. PAMlCtPKnon PRICING NJSIAA conducting meeting at MHS The New jersey State Inter- 27, at 10 a.m. at Millbum High M D Victor Dining R oom s scholastic Athletic Association is SchooL scheduled to hold its annual meet For more information about the MHenkel-Hams ing for N o rth Jersey, S ection 2 a th meeting, call the NJSIAA at 609- AM H abersham letic administrators Thursday, Sept 259-2776. AM Hancock & Moore AM A lthorp Living H istory M HS ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME AH merchandise sold as is. Oetvery available. AH items must be paid infuH at lime of purchase. Induction DVDsr videotapes available American Express, Visa, Discover and MastaCanl accepted. Checks accepted from previous BogracfS customers orty. Photos are for lustration purposes only. BOGRAD'S The Millbum High School Ath- ceremonies, FINE FURNITURE letic Hall of Fame is selling video- For more information, call Mill- tape and DVD highlights of its bum High School Athletic Hall of DONT MISS SPECIAL C aS lo t Free 888-428-7953 Mon-Sat 10-6/ Thurs 10-9 / Sun 12-5 1995. 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, Fame committee chairman Ted WAREHOUSE SAVINGS 81 Hamburg Turnpike • Riverdale, NJ 07457 2003 and 2005 induction D’Alessio at 973-564-7165. r e c r e a t io n d e p a r t m e n t Golf course open seven days a week The municipal Par-3 Course in Gero Park is in opera tion seven days a week. Hours for the 9-hoie course are noon to 8 p.m. on Monday and 8 am. to 8 pjn. Tuesday through Sunday. Membership categories are 10- to 12-year-olds and 13 and older. For more information, call the Millbum Recreation Department a t 973-564-7097. RECREATION DEPARTMENT Town runs program information hotline The Millbum Recreation Depart ment operates a program informa lo u r life's journey is a lot easier when you know w hat lies ahead. For 140 years tion hotline, 973-564-7096, which provides updates, including weath we’ve been helping seniors in their journey through life, .and caring for them along er-related postponements, on the way. And now were giving you a chance to experience a sample of what we Discover m wstyksvfsam rtirm g. have to offer. 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Public Notice Dept ship Planning Board in connection with the ESCHENBACH. ET AL. DEFENDANTS alteration of a boundary fine on Properly in Execution for Sale of Mortgaged PremiSK. z ? 1 Garret Mountain Plaza Miffbum Township, located at 19 Roland Dr. By virtue of the above staled writ of Bcacn- 6th Floor and 2 ironwood Rd. Block 5201, Lots 8 & 59, tion. to me directed, I shaM expose tor i ' ~ wnicn requires trie toHowmg minor subdivi P.0. Box 471 sion: Relocation of the boundary fine b e West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 tween the two above-mentioned tots, pur suant to Article 4, section 416 of the Town P.M. (Prevailing Time). Call toll-free ship of Miliburn Development Regulations Commonly known as: 1-888-891-9467, and Zoning Ordinance. 422 MILLBURN AVE The Applicant may also seek other varian MILLBURN, NJ 07041 press 4 for the Public Notice Dept, ces and waivers as the need may arise dur Lot 28 Block: 1101 i t or e-mail to ing the course of the hearing on this Applica Size: 150 x 38 x 150 x 36 feet tion. The application is now App. #576 on Nearest cross street name: BLAINE publicnotices® the 5Secretary’s calendar, which is s STREET northjersey.com for a hearing on Septem ber 19,2007 at 7:30 A fuff legal description can be found to the office of foe Register of Essex County. (tad or Word format preferred) p.m. in‘ ~Town Hall, '* ilf, 375 MiBbum Ar bum, New Jersey. AH documents relating to A deposit of 20% of the tad price in certified Fax numbers: this application are on file in the office ot the funds Is required at the time of safe. Secretary of the Planning Board daffy be 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 tween ihe hows of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Monday through Friday. Any interested party charges. Sens insurance p re m u m s or other Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday may appear a t said hearing and participate advances made by plaintiff prior to this sate. therein in accordance With the rules of the AM interested parties are to conduct and rely for Thursday edition Planning Board. upon their own independent investigation to ANNO. MILLS ascertain whether or not any outstanding in Applicant terest remain of record and/or h aw priority PHOTO COURTESY OF SARIT CATZ When submitting a public notice over the Sen being foreclosed, and, if sc, tire current amount due thereon. advertisement, please indicate the Michael A. Katz. Esq. Attorney for Applicant The sale of this property is subject to prior Township resident Sarit Catz produced an independent pilot that is being shown in the New name of the publication in which you 382 Springfield Avenue mortgages, tens and encumbrances, as fol wish to place the ad, and your Summit, New Jersey 07901 lows: York Television Festival this weekend. In this photo taken during the filming, she discusses a requested run date(s). Also provide (908) 273-7827 Suzanne K. Eschenback and Stephen Es- The Hem 2139846 chenbach, h/w TO Hudson City Savings shot with her director, Matthew C. Johnson, left, while one of the production assistants, billing name, address, telephone Fee S17.48 Bank, dated t/5/04 and recorded 1/16/2004 Andrew Kolodzfej, waits for them to decide. number, and daytime telephone September 6,2007 in Book 9539, Page 326. To Secure (if different). Prepayment required $252,000.00. The approximate amount of the Judgment to unless previously credit-appraved. SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007 006324 be satisfied by safe sale is the sum of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, TWENTY NINE THOUSAND FIVE HUN ft S U T S 'IiT f, 51V" .!•-i'-'F Line rate: CHANCERY DIVISION. ESSEX COUNTY, DRED FIFTY SIX AND 72/100 DOLLARS i £ SSSriirV .■ Voitu U -i DOCKET NO. F2075106 INVESTORS SAV ($29,556.72), together with the costs of this 430 INGS BANK PLAINTIFF -vs- THOMAS J. sale. A notarized affidavit will automatically HAGGERTY; LYNDA M. HAGGERTY, HIS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the WIFE; ET ALS DEFENDANTS be mailed to advertiser certifying proof sate from time to time as provided by Law. Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Newark, N. J. August 20,2007 ot publication within five business days. By virtue of the above stated writ of Exocu ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Snenff tion, to me directed. I shall expose to r sale PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC, Resident’s TV pilot being Fee $20 by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, ATTO RN EY^ ) Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on The Item 2139974 Check public notices online at 5 Tuesday, September 11, 2007, at one-thirty Fee 574.16 northjersey.com or S P.M. (Prevailing Time). September 6,13,20,2007 Commonly known as: nipublicnotrces.com 3 76 GREAT OAK DR SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007 006799 screened this weekend SHORT HILLS, NJ 07078 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. Lot: 14 Block: 16C6 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, By Patricia Harris Size: APPROX. 85 x 145 feet DOCKET NO. F103207 BANK OF NEW children, Rachel Legow, 9, and tions, finding costumes, figuring NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Nearest cross street name: CRESCENT PL YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTJF1- E than Legow, 7. C atz h as spent th e out what equipment we have, what TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN A full legal description can be found in the CATEHOLDERS CWALT. ETC. PLAINTIFF of The Item PLANNING BOARD office of the Register of Essex County. -vs- DEDOLA JOSE AKA JOSE DEDOLA, past few years performing stand-up we can borrow and what we’ll COUNTY OF ESSEX, A deposit erf 20% of the bid price to certified ETAL. DEFENDANTS STATE OF NEW JERSEY funds is required at the time of sale. Execution for Sate of Mortgaged Premises Township resident Sarit Catz comedy in area comedy clubs. have to rent. And, if we have to PI-EASE TAKE NOTICE, that on September Subject to unpaid taxes and other municipal By virtue of foe above stated writ of Execu has written and produced an inde She bills "W hat She’s Having” rent it, finding the place that will 19, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. at the Township of hens. As of 5/4/2007 taxes are paid through tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sate MifJbum Town Half, located at 375 Miliburn 2nd Quarter 2007. Total amount due a s of ty Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, pendent pilot episode for a televi as a relationship comedy which give us the best deal. Feeding Avenue, Miliburn. New Jersey, or sue* time 6/29/2007 for unpaid sewer charges is the Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on and place a s the Township of Mittbum Plan aggregate sum of $118.00. Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at one-thirty sion series she is hoping will catch centers on the friendship of two everyone. ning Board (the “Board") may adjourn to Ihe approximate amount of the Judgment P.M. (Prevailing Time). the eye of industry executives. women, one a high-powered dis “And the work continues long thereafter, the Board will hold a public hear to be satisfied by said sate Is the sum of Commonly known as: ing concerning the application of N ew Jersey TWO HUNDRED FORTY TWO THOUSAND 239 FABYAfFA8YAN PL The pilot for the series, “W hafs trict attorney who has stepped off after shooting,” Catz continued. American Water Company (the "Applicant*), TWO AND 45/100 DOLLARS ($242,002.45). NEWARK, NJ 07108 tor minor site plan approval with respect to together with the costs of this sate. Lot: 10 Block: 3087 She’s Having,” is one of 28 pilots the career track to raise a family “Working with the editor, finding a premises containing frontage on John F. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Size: 100 X 25 feet accepted to screen in competition and the other a successful maga composer, approving the music-or Kennedy Parkway and Passaic Avenue in sate from lime to time as provided by Law. Distance to nearest cross street: 75.00 feet the Township of Miltbum and a street ad Newark, N J. Auoust 06,2007 Neared cross street name: SHAW AVENUE at die upcoming New York Televi zine editor who is single. Catz said not and making them write some dress ot 167 John F. Kennedy Parkway ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff AKA RIDGEWOOD AVENUE (a/k/a 185 JFK Parkway) and designated as STERN, LAVINTHAL. FRANKENBERG, A full legal description can be found In foe sion Festival and will be shown she believes a female buddy com thing else until you get what feels Block 5302. Lot 5 on the Township of NORGAARD. ATTORNEYS) office of foe Register of Essex County. Mfltoum tax maps (the 'Property*). The Ih e Item 2124185 A deposit of 20% of the bid price to certified twice this weekend. Screenings edy explores new territory and will rig h t” Property is located m the Township's C Fee $75.04 funds is required at the time of sate. will be Saturday at 2:15 pun. and resonate with many viewers. Catz said her days involved lots (Conservation- Recreation) zoning district August 16,23,30; September 6,2007 The approximate amount of the Judgment and consists of approximately 523.48 acres. to be satisfied by said sate is the sum of Sunday at 5:45 at New World Catz filmed much of the show in of phone calls and e-mails and lots The Applicant proposes to construct a dry SHERIFFS RLE NO. 2007 006590 THREE HUNDRED FORTY EIGHT THOU- . media one-pass emergency chlorine scrub SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. SAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY NINE Stages, 340 West 50th St, New her home over a three-day period of spreadsheets for budgets, props, ber system on a platform to support the ex CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, AND 16/100 DOLLARS ($348,329.16), to Y ork City. in late April and spent another two isting Canoe Brook Water Treatment Plant DOCKET NO. F527006 PRIVATE CAPITAL gether with the costs of this sate. on the Property. The Applicant is seeking GROUP, LLC PLAINTIFF -vs- VICTOR The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the “In a perfect world, network and a half weeks finishing the tion and elements of each scene. minor site plan approval for the proposed im VARGAS; AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL sale from time to time as provided by Law. provements. The Applicant will also seek RELATED SVCS CO., ET ALS. DEFEND Newark, N J. August 13,2007 executives attending the festival “My family was great" Catz said. such other variances, waivers or exceptions ANTS ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff would love the show and say we’d were involved in a direct way, she “My husband was incredibly sup as may be determined by the Board to be Execution for Sate of Mortgaged Premises POWERS KIRN. LLC, ATTORNEY(S) necessary or appropriate for the approval of By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu The Item 2135475 like you to create 13 episodes,” estimated, including actors, direc portive. Both he and my daughter this application. tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sate Fee S53.70 A copy of the application and supporting by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, August 30; September 6,13,2007______Catz explained this week. “More tors, production assistants and had cameos-my son didn’t want plans and documentation have been filed in Essex County Courts Bulking in Newark, on realistically, I’m hoping an agent crew members. Most worked for to be in it. And the production the Office of the Secretary of the Planning Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at one-thirty SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007 006485 Board in the Town Had, 375 Miliburn Ave P.M. (Prevailing Time). SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, will look at the show and recog no pay, hoping to gain exposure. completely took over the house for nue, Mflfbum, New Jersey, and are available Commonly known as: CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 267 ELLIS AVE DOCKET NO. F441207 LASALLE BANK nize our talent and offer to work “I loved being a producer” Catz several days. W e had people sleep p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holi IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE days. Any interested person, or their attor Lot 21 Block: 139 UNDER THE POOLING. ETC- PLAINTIFF - w ith us.” said. “Ifs creative in a different way ing in my den, my office, the gue ney or designated agent, may appear at the Size: 100.00 X 50.00 X 100.00 X 50.00 feet vs- BENJAMIN SHAFER. ET AL DEFEND Catz is a former writer for two than writing. There’s a lot of cre stroom. We shot in virtually every aforesaid public hearing and be heard on this Distance to nearest cross street 150.00 feet ANTS application. Nearest cross street name: 19TH AVENUE Execution for Sate cf Mortgaged Premises long-ranning television series- ative problem solving, with new room in the house, including a Day Pitney LLP A full legal description can be found in the By virtue of foe above stated writ of Execu Attorneys for Applicant office of the Register of Essex County. tion, to me directed, I shaft expose for sate “Full House" and “Coach,” among problems arising every day. bathroom. We shot a scene in my New Jersey American Water Company A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, others-who moved to the town “The work starts long before bedroom. One of the actors wore funds is required at the time erf sate. Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Mi! (burn Hem-2137688 The approximate amount of the Judgment Tuesday, S eptem ber n , 2007, at one-thirty ship from Hollywood, Calif., to shooting-casting, finding crew, one of my husband’s shirts and his Fee: 423.02 to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of P.M. (Prevailing Time). September 6,2007______THREE HUNDRED FIFTY ONE THOU Commonly known as: raise a family. She and her hus working around the schedules of wedding ring. That’s a lot to put up SAND ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN AND 517-519 S 10TH ST band, David Legow, now have two dozens of people, securing loca- w ith!” SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007 001087 59/100 DOLLARS ($351,115.59), together NEWARK, NJ 07103 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. with the costs of this sale. Lot 16 Block: 308. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, The Sheriff reserves tire right to aefoum the Size: 50 x 90 feet DOCKET NO. F1410906 UBS REAL ES sale from time to time as provided by Law. Distance to nearest cross street 380.52 feet TATE SECURITIES, INC. PLAINTIFF -vs- Newark, N J August 13,2007 Nearest cross street name: 16TH AVENUE . MARC A SAGET, ET AL. DEFENDANTS ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff A futt legal description can be found to the RED CROSS Execution ter Sale of Mortgaged Premises PRICE, MEESE, SHULMAN & D’ARMfNfO, office of the Register of Essex County. By virtue of the above stated w it of Execu ATTORNEY(S) A deposit of 20% of foe bid price in certified tion. to me directed, I shall expose for sale The Item 2135470 funds is required at the time of sale. by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Fee $53.70 The approximate amount ot the Judgment Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on August 30; Septembers, 13,2007 to be satisfied by said safe is foe sum of CPR classes scheduled this month Tuesday, September 25, 2007, at one-thirty THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE THOU P.M. (Prevailing Time). SAND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY SIX AND Commonly known as: SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007 006486 44/100 DOLLARS ($383,126.44), together The following is a list of CPR in infants and children under the demonstrate how to minimize the 10TREMONT ST SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, with the costs of this safe. IRVINGTON. NJ 07111 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the classes offered by the Millbum- age of 12 until advanced medical risk of disease transmission when Lot 13 Block: 32 DOCKET NO. F1723906 BANK OF NEW sate from time to time as provided by Law. YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI Short Hills Chapter of die Ameri Size: 110.00 x 30.00 x 110.00 x 30.00 feet Newark, NJ. August 06,2007 help can take over. It also includes giving care and describe how to Nearest cross street name: STUYVESANT CATE HOLDERS OF CWABS, ETC. PLAIN ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff can Red Cross throughout the basic precautions for preventing check an unconscious person for AVENUE TIFF -vs- KRISTY WHITAKER, ET AL DE POWERS KIRN. LLC, ATTORNEY(S) A full legal description can be found in the FENDANTS The Item 2124191 m o n th o f Septem ber. disease transmission. life-threatening and non-life- office of the Register of Essex County. Execution for Sate of Mortgaged Premises Fee $69.92 A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu August 16,23,30; September 6,2007 “Adult CPR” focuses on recog “Babysitter’s Training” gives 11- threatening conditions. In addi funds is required at the time of sale. tion, to me directed, I shall expose for sale nizing and handling emergency sit to-15-year-okis the knowledge, tion, participants will learn how to “Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal by Public Auction, in SHERIFFS OFFICE, MEETING NOTICE liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on In accordance with Section 5 of the Open uations, caring for breathing emer skills and confidence to care for identify the signals of shock and charges, liens insurance premiums or other Tuesday, September 11, 2007, at one-thirty Public Meetings Act, Chapter 231, Public advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. P.M. (Prevailing Time). Law 1975, be advised that the Planning and gencies and performing CPR on infants and school-age children in describe how to minimize its All interested parties are to conduct and rely Commonly known as. Zoning Ordinance Review Committee wM adults. It also includes basic pre the instance of an emergency. The upon their own independent investigation to 36 HOWARD ST hold a meeting on Friday, September 14, effects, how to care for conscious ascertain whether or not any outstanding in IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 2007 and Friday, September 28, 2007 at cautions for preventing disease class will combine video, activities, choking victims, bleeding, splingt- terest remain of record and/or have priority Lot 3 Stock: 213 8.-00 A.M. at Town Hail. over the lien being foreclosed, and, if so, the Size: 33.3 x 100 feet Bleen Davttf transmission. The fee is $50. Class hands-on skills training and dis current amount due thereon. Distance to nearest cross street-166.60 feet Board Secretary The approximate amount of the Judgment Nearest cross street name: NYE AVENUE The Item 2140021 es will be held tomorrow from 6 to cussion tor a complete learning It will teach how to identify the to be satisfied by said sate is the sum o f A full legal description can be found in the Fee $5^4 10 p.m., Monday from 9 a.m. to 1 experience. The fee is $55 and the TWO HUNDRED EIGHT THOUSAND ONE office of foe Register of Essex County. September 6,2007______HUNDRED NINETY EIGHT AND 75/100 A deposit of 20% of the bid price in certified p.ra., Friday, Sept 21, from 6 to 10 class will be held on Saturday, ness, including stroke, diabetic DOLLARS (5208,198^5), together with the funds is required at the time of sale. costs of this sate. The approximate amount of the Judgment p.m., and Wednesday, Sept 26, Sept 15 from 10 am. to 4 pm. emergency, poisoning and allergic The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of from 9 a.m. to 1 pun. “First Aid/CPR/AED for reactions. The fee is $40 and the sate from time to time as provided by Law. EIGHTY THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED Newark, NJ. August 20,2007 FOURTEEN AND 64/100 DOLLARS “A dult CPR/A ED ” offers “A dult Schools and Community” {former single class wifl be held on Mon ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff (S80.514.64), together with the costs of this PHELAN HALLINAN & SGHMIEG, PC, sale. CPR” training in addition to how ly Community First Aid & Safety) day, Sept 24, from 6 to 10 p.m. ATTORNEY^) The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the sale from time to time as provided by Law. to use an AED (Automated Exter focuses on how to give basic care “CPR/AED/First Aid Adult” The Item 2139987 Newark. N J. August 06.2007 Fee $63.93 ARMANDO a FONTOURA, Sheriff n a l D efibrillator) o n victim s o f sud for injuries of sudden illnesses until combines CPR, AED and first aid September 6,13.20 2007______POWERS KIRN, LLC, ATTORNEY^) den cardiac arrest until advanced advanced medical care can take training to use on individuals 12 NOTICE OF HEARING The Item 2124196 Board of Adjustment of the Fee $69.92 medical help is available. It also over. Handling emergency situa years of age or older. The single Township of Mitlbum, New Jersey August 16,23,30; September 6.2007 includes basic precautions fo r pre Take notice that Said Shanawani has made tions, basic disease transmission class is scheduled for Monday from an application to the Miliburn Township TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN venting disease transmission. The precautions, recognizing and car 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Board of Adjustment in connection with the COUNTY OF ESSEX construction of an addition on Property in PUBLIC NOTICE fee is $50. Classes will be held ing for bleeding, wounds, sudden “CPR/AED for The Profession Mittbum Township, located at 15 Canoe OROfNANCE NO. 2298-07 Brook Hd.. Short Hitts, NJ Slock 5002, Lot AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER VU tomorrow from 6 to 10 p.m., Mon illness and immobilizing muscle, al Rescuer Recert/Challenge” is 18, which requires the following bulk varian ENTITLED, "TRAFFIC- OF THE REVISED day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Fri bone and joint injuries are some of designed to certify or re-certify in ces: Section 6062e1d - Minimum front set GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN back (average of existing within 5001) 73.6; SHIP OF MILLBURN day, Sept. 21, from 6 to 10 p.m. the topics that will be covered. The Adult, Infant, Child CPR, H rst Aid Section 606.2e2a - Maximum Wdg. coverage The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the permitted: 14%; Section 606.2e2d Maximum number and title, was passed on final read “Adult, Child and Infant CPR” class combines Adult, Child, and and/or CPR/AED for the Profes gross floor area permitted 26%; Section ing, at a regular meeting of the Township teaches participants how to recog Infant CPR to teach participants to sional Rescuer (for those who need 6G6.2ele2b side yard setback for second Committee erf the Township of Miliburn in the story required is 22 ft County of Essex, held on foe 4fo day of Sep nize and care for breathing and recognize and care for breathing a pocket mask, there is an addi The Applicant may also seek other varian tember, 2007. ces and waivers as the need may arise dur Joanne M. Monarque, RMC cardiac emergencies in infants, tional cost of $15). It is not neces ing the course of the hearing on this Applica Township Clerk children and adults. H ie fee is $55. tion. The application is now Cal. #2791 on Daniel J. Baer, Mayor children and adults. The fee is $65. sary to be currently certified in the Secretary's calendar, which is scheduled Chairman, Tcwvnship Committee G asses rim tom orrow from 6 to 10 Classes will be held tomorrow order to be tested. The first 30-to- for a hearing on September 24, 2007 at 7:00 The Item 2139120 pjn. in Town Hafi, 375 Mfltbum Avenue, Mifl- Fee S8.95 p.im, Saturday from 9 aan. to noon, from 6 to 10 pm , Saturday from 9 45 minutes are the pre-course bum. New Jersey. AH documents relating to September 6,2007 Friday, Sept. 21, from 6 to 10 p.m. am . to noon, Friday, Sept 21, from manikin practice and question and this application are on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily SHERIFFS FILE NO. 2007006956 and Sunday, Sept. 22, from 9 aan. 6to 10 pm . and Saturday, Sept 22, answer session. Once challenge between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Monday through Friday. Any interested party CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, to n o o n from 9 am . to noon. testing has begun, there will be may appear at said hearing and participate DOCKET NO. F54207 U.S. BANK NATION “Adult, Child CPR” runs on The “Fast Aid” course trains instructor prompting only, no therein in accordance with the rules of the AL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE PLAIN Zoning Board of Adjustment. TIFF -vs- MICHAEL E. SCOTT: ET AL DE Wednesday, Sept 26, from 9 am participants to become familiar coaching or assisting. The class is Said Shanawani Applicant FENDANTS Check Out to3 pan. and costs $50. Partici with how to recognize and s e t fo r M onday a t 6 p m . The Item 2140033 Execution for Safe of Mortgaged Premises . ,V. Fee $15.77 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu pants learn how to prevent, recog respond to an emergency and For additional information, call tion, to me directed, I shall expose for safe September 6.2007 ‘ Pifofc Auction, to SHERIFFS OFFICE, nize and proride basic care for describes the three emergent the local Red Cross at LEGAL NOTICE Essex County Courts Building In Newark, on 973-3794198. On August 20, 2007, the Board of Adjust Tuesday, September 25, 2007, at one-thirty ment of the Township of Mittbum, County of P.M. {Prevailing Time). the Essex, memorialized the approval of Cal. Commonly known as: #2810, Milch & Staci Boyarsky, 77 8rowntog 287 MADISON AVE Road. Short Hills, NJ to construct a portico. IRVINGTON, NJ 071 It The determination of said Board Is now on Lot: 11 Block: 37 UTILITIES file in the office ot the Board Secretary and is Size: APPROX. 33 x 105 feet available tor inspection during normal busi Nearest cross street name: STUYVESANT ness hours. AVENUE Classifieds Eileen Davitt A full legal description can be found in the Secretary to the Board of Adjustment office of the Register of Essex County. PSE&G promotes heating systems checks The Item 2140325 A deposit of 20% of foe bid price in certified Fee $6.39 funds Is required at the time of sate. September 6,2007______Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu With summer drawing to a close, erty. To check a heating system: first tire utility at 800-350-7734. If the nicipal or tax bens that may be due. LEGAL NOTICE The approximate amount o f the Judgment to for Great •» • PSE&G urges all its customers to check the water in the sight glass. If On August 20, 2007, the Board of Adjust be satiated by said sale is the sum of TWO ment of the Township of Miltbum, County of HUNDRED SIXTY ONE THOUSAND SIX 5 test their heating systems before it is tow, turn on the water supply Essex, memorialized the approval of Cal. HUNDRED SIX AND 48/100 DOLLARS colder w eather arrives. If there hap valve to bring the water level up to it. L et th e p ilo t light bum fo r a few #2806, Beth and Steven Ryer, B Hickory (261,606.48), together with the costs of tWs Road, Short Hitts, NJ to construct a 2-story sate. pens to be a problem, PSE&G will the half-way mark, then turn off the minutes. If the pilot fight is already addition. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Deals on The determination of said Board Is now on sate from time to time as provided by Law. come out to check and light the valve. For hot water and warm-air on, set the thermostat to “heat” and file in the office of the Board Secretary and is Newark, N.J. August 20.2007 pilot at no charge through Sunday. systems, check and replace filters raise ihe setting to five degrees available for inspection during normal busi ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff ness hours. ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, PSE&G customers are advised and make sure the blower operates. above room temperature, and the Eileen Davitt ATTORNEYS) Secretary to Ihe Board of Adjustment 1 908-233-8500, FCZ-82454 to inspect their lumace and ensure If anything is not working prop heater should come on within a The Item 2138886 The Item 2140006 New Wheels! Fee $6.82 Fee $56.28 that the pitot light is working prop erty, PSE&G customers can call minute or two. September 6, 2007 September 6,13,20,2007 800 - 891-9467 ® l e jHontdmr ©meg Ite m T IM E S FIND IT, BOY IT, SELL IT HERE! CALL US: 800-891-9467 (FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, PRESS 3) FAX US: 973-569-7440 E-MAIL US: CLASSIFIEDSf>NORTIMERSEY.COM LOOK WHAT YOU CAN Short Hilts: Massive Sale Advertising IT-SENIOR REAL ESTATE SALES DO! 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No pets. vate acres near very wide USPS.______lnutal& Cleanup of leak Catt Mike 973-731-4700 trout sfream in flie Galax ABLE CONTRACTORS Junkin Irishman Prime Qffice/Reta8/Me RED CROSS DOCTOR HONORED The Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders Sept. 15 blood drive held their fourth annual Health Care Profession als Celebration June 20 at the Hall of Records features raffle entry and township resident Jam es N. Clark, DDS, was among the honorees. The event is held each year The Miilbum-Short Hills Chap Cross at 800-448-3543. Also, to acknowledge and celebrate the selfless ter of the American Red Cross donors can log on to the Chapter’s efforts of health care professionals in Essex sponsors monthly blood drives in Web site at millbum-shorthillsjred- County. Clark can be seen in the back row, third the community. Its September dri cross.org. Appointments are not from left Pictured with him are, from left, Kevin ve will be held Saturday, Sept 15, required, but they can speed the D. Holder, MD, Freeholder Carol Y. Clark, and Ter in the second-floor meeting room process. at the Miilburn Free Public Library Blood donors must be in good ry M. McSweeney, D C Picturedm the front row, from 10 a m to 4 p m . from left, are Freeholder D. Bilal Beasley, Free Every minute erf every day, 110 pounds. They roust know their holder President Blonnie R. Watson, Geraldine someone needs blood. Blood that Social Security number and bring Booker, LPN, Purmina Shah, Rph, PhD, and Free is used today must be replaced by signed or picture identification holder Samuel Gonzalez. Clark operated a pri new d o n atio n s today. showing that they are at least 17 vate practice in East Orange from 1968-2005 In this area, hospitals have the years old. and continues to serve as an Attendant at constant challenge of meeting the T hose w hose la s t do n atio n w as Newark Beth Israel Hospital and as a member of daily demand for blood while at the Miilburn Free Public Library the NBIMC Beth Dental Group. He also serves on maintaining the ability to respond on July 21 will be eligible to donate, the board of trustees of the Newark Community to an unexpected emergency. since eight weeks will have elapsed Health Center. A five-day supply of all blood between donations. Travel restric types is th e optim al safe leveL C ur tio n m ay apply. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ESSEX COUNTY rently the regional blood inventory For more information, call the BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS of all blood types is at an extreme Red Cross at one of the numbers ly low level with less than a one- listed above. day supply of O Positive, O Nega tive, B Positive, and B Negative. Jack Clemence, co-chairman of Blood Sendees for the local Red Cross Chapter appeals to healthy volunteers to donate blood on Sept 15. “Don’t wait for an emer BACK gency to give blood,” he said. “G iv TO SCHOOL ing blood is one of the easiest and most important ways you can help ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WAY TO QUALITY CATHOLIC EDUCATION your community.” Promote your S ty ahead of competitors? To thank blood donors, the Red Increase yoar business? Cross will raffle one $25 gas card service in this Catholic High School Admissions Exam each day this month. Donors at the Position your company for growth? Sept 15 blood drive will automat section! ADVENTJSC YW R COMPANY IN THIS ically be entered to win. In addi TARGETED DM0XORY AND ENJOY COOP Exam for September 2008 entrance tion, all donors will be entered into Friday, November 9,2007 a grand prize draw ing for $3,500 in Owat Mwntfi is j m M in t a To place your advertisement on Call 800-472-0151 Don’t miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime for your current eighth grader. Sept 15 can make an appointment Cal 800472-0151 Fax 973/569-7440 ferfcfc fa w m fig favN taflfefefte ataftfafrK fatfa. by calling the local Red Cross Starting September 3rd, download an application at or e-m ail Chapter at 975-379-4198 or the http://www.coopexam.org/ Penn-Jersey region of the Red [email protected] GOING TO COLLEGE. GRAD, LAW SCHOOL? o r visit any of our schools to pick up an application. Let m e h elp you with you r e ss a y ; I m n t mite it for you, but W help you For more information regarding the e x a m contact: 0LD6UARD prepare vour personal best My enthMUt?rve been a colfoge professor] Cooperative Admissions Examination Office Organization sets ant a pre-law advisor for 30 years, and fve 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Monday-Friday C lassified TeteC eaier published three boohs and numerous articles. (888) 921-2267 I Garret M ocrtaa Plaia, P3 Bex 4JT, West teferson. Rj OH24-W7I For more hdo, can 373-37S&48 S leave a n lineup of speakers [email protected] for September BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL The Catholic High Schools in the Archdiocese of Newark The Old Guard launches its pro Brighter Hearts, Brighter Minds, Brighter Dreams gramming for the month with a MARTIAL ARTS www.rcan.org/schools talk today about Milibum’s present For more information on our schools call (973) 497-4258. and future at the Bauer Communi The schools ol the Archdiocese of Newark admit students of any race, color, naoorjl, or ethnic origin. ty Center in Taylor Park at 11 am., Discipline ______following the organization’s regu Self-defense] S x lar meeting at 10:30. ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK Speaking today will be Millbum Confidence Ij wTCIlUUia- g j | i Pre-registration t Tim othy P. G ordon ! Good thru j September 19 Old Guard member W iliam K., Focus Moran will present a screening of i October 31 i “Tea” at the Sept 13 program. Fun • with ad j October 17 Dr. Theodore Ted’ D’Alessio will discuss Miilburn sports on ■ 3;r,{3 ;n BRAZILIAN JtU-JfTSU&M M A ACADEMY at the S e p t 20. 201 Bloomfield Ave., Ste 3 Verona, NJ 07044 William Miron, the nerw princi Presented by The Catholic High Schools of the Archdiocese id Newark Archdiocese pal at Miilburn High School, will talk about how much the high 9 7 3 - 2 3 9 -3 8 6 6 o f Newark school has changed over the past www.KneeOnBelly.com 30 years at a presentation on Sept Archdiocesan 27. DAYCARE CENTER The Miilburn Old Guard meets Center Thursdays at 10:30 am. in the George Bauer Community Center in Taylor Park, except during the KELLY’S KIDS (Auditorium) months of July and August Feature Day Care Center, Inc. programs start at 11 am . Members are retired and semi-retired men of Developing Our Children’s Future w ith Education and Love All Sessions from the township and surrounding Loretta B. Harris, Executive Director communities. Notary Public • Infants and Children, ages 2-1/2-6 years Anyone interested in joining • Open 6:30 am-7:00 pm should ask a friend who is a 171 Clifton Avenue member to bring him to a • Full day Kindergarten - 1st grade meeting or simply call mem with Breakfast daily Newark, NJ 07104 bership chairman Doug Reed • Certified teachers at 973-763-4524. • Spacious playgrounds 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Students and Parents REGISTER NOW FOR FALL Take this opportunity to meet and speak with Student ARBORETUM HM7SH08N 213Glenridge Ave 1757 Springfield Ave 2147 Springfield Ave Representatives and Admissions Personnel from Montclair, NJ Maplewood. NJ Maplewood, NJ Union, NJ numerous Catholic High Schools Fall registration 973-509-1171 973-761-8811 973-761-5656 908-810-8065 Fax 973-509-1268 Fax 973-761-8899 Fax 761-5612 Fax 908-8108086 now under way (COOP) Admissions Exam Registration for fall programs is MONTESSORI SCHOOL Friday, Nov. 9,2007 for Sept. 2008 admission. under way at the Cora Hartshorn A rboretum . Construction and renovations STATE CERTIFIED are complete and programs will be Ardxfaeoati ArekSooesaa A rchdw ctsm Aicfadioasa held at the Stone House and its G arter C ctfB C eaer C ra w surrounding trails and grounds. Rainbow Monfessori N ow ak Newark N ew ak Children may be enrolled in old 970 BLACK OAK RIDGE RD-, WAYNE S e p L » O c t. 17 w S ty L » O c t 17 favorites such as Turtle Tots, die A c a d e m y o f th e H o ly A n g e ls X O ratory ftepantory School X Explorer’s Club and Environmen- B enedictine A cadem y X X ta r n s C ath ie Regional H ffr School X will find a selection of hikes and Bex^en C atholic H igh Scbooi X Q ueen o f ftace H igh School X X R osefeC athofc Regional High School trips to choose from. INFANTS, PRE-SCHOOL, C artes Academ y X X X X Registration forms are available C h r is t th e K in g P l e p a a t a y S c h o o l X X Seton H att fttp a a ta y School X X on the arboretum’s Web site at FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN D on Bosco Preparaixy H igh School X X S t A n th o n y t t g h S c h o o l X X at the arboretum. & HALF DAY AVAILABLE H o ly F a m ily A c a d e m y X X S t B enedict's Preparatory School X X S t D om aic Academy X All township residents should COMPARE our Tuition and Cost Ffodson C alhofcR egional H igh School X X also expect to receive a copy of die POMPTON PLAINS Im m ac.CtioceptiO TH ighScheoLIixS St. .taep h Regional H igh S dnol X X (we take credit cards) X X fall program in their mailboxes SS 670 TURNPIKE Im m ac. C oncept. H igh School, M ontclair X X S l Joseph o f the Palisades H i^ School X X soon. We are not in the 973-835-8026 Registration by mail will take L a c w d a ir e A c a d e m y X X S t M ary crfteA sstnpion High School X X childcare business. CLIFTON M a r is t H ig h S c h o o l X X S t h t y H ig h S c h o o l, J e r s e y O y X 22 VARETTONI PL We are in the business S t M ay H igh School Rutherford 973-772-2330 M aiyiaw n of the O ranges Academ y X X X arboretum will accept forms sent of caring for children. M other S een High School X X S t. P a tr ic k H ig h S c h o o l X X via mail or walk-in registrations. BLOOMFIELD Call for Information S t IW s Preparatory School (1st-3rd Grades) M o u n t S t D a n s e A c a d e m y X X X X For more information call 973- 973-835-1848 1255 BROAD ST. 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