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POLICE CHEERFUL GUY IN SEARCH OF A SPONSOR 195 tickets Bill the Chinese box turtle gets a friendly hello were issued from Erica Fisher, the environmental during July educator at the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum. Bill campaign is one of the few animals yet to By Erin Patricia Griffiths be adopted in of The Item the arboretum’s adopt-an-animal The Obey the Sign or Pay the fundraising Fine campaign has officially ended program. in the township. The Millburn Turn to D2 to Police Department participated in see some of the the New Jersey Division of High- other animal way Traffic Safety initiative target- residents of the ing speeders and irresponsible dri- vers during the month of July. arboretum. The total number of summons issued last month was 195. The STAFF PHOTO BY township’s results of the program ADAM ANIK will be submitted by Aug. 14 to the NJDHTS for compilation with the rest of the state’s results. As part of the statewide pro- gram, the NJDHTS gives grants of $4,000 to municipalities through- out New Jersey. Millburn did not receive any grant money, but still participated as the NJDHTS asks for 100 percent cooperation from local police departments, said Capt. Jim Miller of the Millburn Police Department. Of the 195 total summonses written, 52 were for speeding. One motorist was issued a summons for driving more than 100 mph. Another 17 summonses were LAW ENFORCEMENT issued for careless driving and for disregard of a traffic signal. Cell phone use resulted in the issuance of 23 summonses. Disregard of stop signs resulted in eight tickets, Te en charged in fatal car accident driving with a suspended license six tickets and not wearing seat belts resulted in four tickets. Two By Erin Patricia Griffiths resulted in the death of Ari One of the vehicles had to be Investigation Team and the Essex ing to obtain a waiver to have the tickets were issued for unsafe lane of The Item Vuotila, 40, of South Orange. stabilized and one of the drivers County Vehicular Homicide Unit teenager tried as an adult. changes and another two for Vuotila was driving through was extricated from his vehicle, conducted an investigation into the If the teen is tried as an adult, improper passing. The remaining A township teen who was the Millburn that Tuesday evening according to reports generated by fatal accident. the case would be presented to a 64 tickets issued were not broken driver of a Jeep Grand Cherokee when his Nissan Versa was struck the Millburn Fire Department at Paul Loriquet, spokesperson for grand jury, said Loriquet. If he is down, but consisted of moving and that was involved in a fatal car at approximately 5:45 p.m. by the the time of the accident. the Essex County Prosecutor’s indicted, he could either plead non-moving violations. accident in Millburn on the after- Jeep driven by the township teen, The Millburn-Short Hills Office, said the township teen guilty or the trial would go to supe- The campaign also resulted in noon of Jan. 27 has been charged according to the Prosecutor’s Volunteer First Aid Squad turned himself in at the Millburn rior court. If found guilty in superi- four vehicles being impounded and with aggravated manslaughter, Office. transported Vuotila to Saint Barn- Police Department on Aug. 5, or court, he could face a sentence six arrests made. Three of the according to the Essex County Authorities have not released abas Medical Center, where he was accompanied by his attorney, of 10 to 30 years in state prison. arrests were made for motor vehi- Prosecutor’s Office. the name of the teenager, who is pronounced dead. The 17 -year-old Michael D’Alessio. If the teen is convicted as a juve- cle violations, while the remaining The fatal crash, which occurred now 18, because he was 17 driver was treated at an area The case is set to be heard in nile in family court, he could face a six were for possession of con- at the intersection of Parsonage years old and a minor at the time hospital and subsequently released. family court. According to the sentence of four years in a youth trolled dangerous substances. Hill Road and Long Hill Drive, of the crash. The Millburn Police Crash prosecutor’s office, the state is try- detention facility. MAKING BEAUTIFUL MUSIC PLANNING BOARD Dorothy Wade, a supervisor To wn officials at the Summer Mini-Day Camp sponsored by the township Department seek sustainable of Recreation and Parks assists campers, from left, Robbie Hahn, Kristin building goals Erhardt, Katie Grapkowski and By Erin Patricia Griffiths sustainable standards in residents’ Meghan Coffey, use of The Item and building owners’ construction. music machines Sustainable design is based during their visit In a time when President upon the philosophy of designing July 21 to the Barack Obama is allotting billions both construction and services that Morris Museum. of dollars in support of programs to comply with economic, ecological See an additional foster the concept of decreasing and social sustainability. photo on A3. the environmental footprint of According to Board Chairman Americans on the world, the Mill- Michael Gorman, the concepts burn Township Planning Board is behind the policy that has been looking to create a more sustain- drafted would be too difficult to PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN DEPARTMENT OF able town. format into a specific ordinance at RECREATION AND PARKS At its July 17 meeting, the plan- this time. ning board discussed implement- ing a policy to promote the use of SEE SUSTAINABILITY, PAGE A6

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0002662093-01 Members of the Millburn Fire All Airports Long &ShortDistance Sedans Corporate Accounts Proms Stretches Department’s Health and Wellness Atlantic City Sports Events Super Stretches Committee accept a $2,500 grant Weddings NewYorkCity from Investors Savings Bank Personal Accounts Special Ocassions 24 Hour Service Charitable Foundation. From left, 877-546-6428 Training Officer Capt. Jim Boyle, Fire 973-467-0120 Chief Mike Roberts, Steve Spiegel of 973-467-0151 Gym Source, firefighter Adam Bren- P.O. Box362 •ShortHills www.ShortHillsLivery.com ner, firefighter Mike Pershyn, [email protected] Investors Savings Bank Vice Presi- dent and Branch Manager Carmine Pannullo and firefighter Chris Beady. With the assistance of the grant, a brand new treadmill from Gym Source on Morris Turnpike, will be delivered to Fire Station No. 2, replacing a third generation hand me down. The department has had an ongoing health and wellness pro- gram for the last three years, and has created an environment for fire- fighters to exercise and eat healthi- 0002656483-01 er, which has reduced injuries during calls according to the chief.

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POLICE Compassion. Support. Education. Officers pursue thief in chase Our nonsectarian programs offera safe and affordableplace to go for help. New programs beginning soon. Suspect in purse snatching attempted to ram into police vehicles

Call theCenter for Women By Erin Patricia Griffiths of the Mercedes initiated a pursuit eyes and had slurred speech, police paintballs were shot at her house at 973-994-4994 of The Item east on Millburn Avenue. At the said. between the hours of 2:45 and 3 or visit us at intersection of Oakland and South The officer order Ellison out of a.m. CENTERFORWOMENnj.org Township police officers Orange Avenue, police were the vehicle, and the driver report- The paint balls did not do any engaged the pursuit of a motor ordered to terminate the pursuit. edly leaned against the car for sup- damage to the house, and the Volunteeropportunities available. Because it’s good to know you’re not alone vehicle on the night of Aug. 5 at The Mercedes was last seen travel- port. homeowner said she would wash 11:07 p.m. ing east on South Orange Avenue Ellison reportedly was not wear- it off. TheLinda and Rudy SluckerNCJW Center for Women According to reports, a town- further into Newark. ing shoes, nor did he have any in The owner of the hair salon Support Groups Computer Classes Workshops Legal &FinancialGuidance Job Search Strategies ship resident called police after her the car. located at 109 Main St. reported Convenientlylocated in Livingston at purse was stolen from her shop- DWI The office conducted several that four large flowerpots had been 513 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. (Rte. 10E) ping cart in Kings Super Market on A 52-year-old resident of Union field sobriety tests and subsequent- stolen from the front of the busi- Betweenthe Livingston Circle Morris Turnpike. was arrested for driving while ly arrested Ellison. ness on Saturday. and Walnut Street The resident told police that she intoxicated after a motor vehicle A tow truck responded to the The owner told police that she had placed the purse in her cart accident on Aug. 1 at approxi- scene to remove the car. closed the salon on Friday evening with her groceries, turned for a mately 12:03 a.m. Ellison was charged with driving and when she returned at 7:45 a.m. moment to pick up an item, and According to police, Paul W. under the influence and failure to on Saturday, the four pots, approx- noticed the purse had been stolen Harper reported that he misjudged exhibit insurance document. imately $200 in worth, were miss- when she looked back. negotiating a turn on Ridgewood ing. The resident reportedly ran out- Road and subsequently crashed Criminal mischief side and saw a black male, late 20s, into a concrete bridge support. He A Fox Hill Lane reported sever- Shoplifting approximately 5 feet 11 inches was subsequently arrested and al incidents of criminal mischief to A manager at Footnotes located with thin build, wearing black charged with driving while intoxi- police headquarters on Aug. 3 at at 275 Millburn Ave. reported $858 pants and a black jacket with white cated. 2:58 p.m. worth of merchandise stolen on stripes, getting into a beige Mer- On Sunday morning at approx- According to reports, the resi- Aug. 4. cedes Benz station wagon. imately 5 a.m., police received a dent told police that between July According to police, the manag- An officer on patrol followed call to assist a motorist at the inter- 23 and 24, someone removed a er was assisting a woman in her the Mercedes after coming up section of Whittingham Terrace Towne Realty “For Sale” sign from 40s with some shoes. The woman behind it on Morris Avenue at the and Millburn Avenue. his property and threw it on the told the manager and other intersection with Morris Turnpike. When police arrived at the lawn three separate occasions. employees she did not The officer followed the vehicle scene, a car was found in the inter- A 60-year-old bush on the prop- need help. throughout the township. As a section with the driver sleeping erty was also cut in half on the The woman reportedly went detective in a separate vehicle behind the wheel. The engine was front lawn, and was removed out to her vehicle, a blue WE U N D E R S T A N D T H E D I F F E R E N C E B E T W E E N approached the intersection of running and the gearshift was in because of the damage. Lexus, and came back into I N S U R I N G A H O U S E A ND A H O M E . Millburn Avenue and Short Hills park. The officer smelled a strong On July 26, the sign was again the store. The manager Avenue, the driver of the Mercedes odor of alcohol coming from the ripped out of the lawn and broken noticed after the woman left Yo ur home is morethan aroof over your head. It’s avaluable asset that shelters you and reportedly accelerated and driver’s side open window. He into several pieces between the again that four pairs of shoes, val- your valued possessions. As your insurance advisor,weknow you need an insurance attempted the ram the detective’s attempted to wake the driver by hours of 1 and 5 a.m. A neighbor’s ued at $858 total, were missing company that understands the way you live. With morethan 120 years of experience, a vehicle, then ran through the red calling to him, but the driver did sign was also broken the same from the boxes. The woman had well-earned reputation for prompt and fair claim settlements, and special expertise in light. He subsequently attempted not respond. night. had a messenger bag over her insuring fine homes and their contents, we know Chubb is as different from other to ram another marked police The officer then tapped on the Police continue to investigate shoulder when she was in the insurance companies as ahome is from ahouse. To see how we can create apersonal insurance program from Chubb to meet your sophisticated needs, please call us. vehicle with an officer inside near- driver’s shoulder several times. The the incident. store. by. man, Christoph Ellison, 43, of An Old Short Hills Road resi- The incident is still under WHITNEY H. RODDY, INC. According to police, the driver Bloomfield awoke with bloodshot dent told police that six orange investigation. Insurance Counselors since 1916 430 Broad Street, Bloomfield, NJ 07003 (973) 743-6700 FIRE Donations needed RELAX.YOU’RE INSURED WITH CHUBB.SM for care packages Chubb refers to the insurers of the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. Actual coverage is subject to the language of the policies as issued. Chubb, Box 1615, Warren, NJ 07061-1615. www.chubb.com/personal To aster oven fire reported The Sons of the American Legion Post 14 0 is having another “Care Package For Troops” cam- Police officers use extinguisher on appliance paign and is seeking donations. The group put together 30 pack- ages valued at $100 each last year By Erin Patricia Griffiths 10:33 a.m. have fallen in the roadway on and wants to surpass that effort. of The Item Crew members found that both Hawthorne Road on Monday at The group is also looking for the vehicles had airbag deployment approximately 6:04 p.m. names of Millburn-Short Hills Firefighters responded to a and injuries. Firefighters discon- Firefighters found one limb lay- troops service in the military over- toaster oven fire in a Ridge Terrace nected the batteries to both cars ing in the street and a second tree seas to send care packages. home on Aug. 5 at approximately and applied absorbent to leaking limb hanging on the telephone The group would like anyone 3:14 p.m. anti-freeze on the roadway. wire. Crew members moved the with information about township When crew members arrived on Millburn Police Department limbs to the side of the road and residents who are serving our the scene, the residence had and the Millburn-Short Hills Vol- directed the homeowner to call country overseas to notify them so already been evacuated. Officers unteer First Aid Squad responded Verizon to have the phone line that they can send them a care from the Millburn Police Depart- to the scene. Firefighters awaited reconnected. package. ment had used an extinguisher to the arrival of tow trucks and Donations and information put out the fire. cleaned up the remaining debris in Electrical arcing about residents serving overseas Firefighters ventilated the first the roadway. Police requested that the fire can be sent to: The Sons of the FALL floor of the home and checked for Firefighters assisted Springfield department respond to a Farm- American Legion Post 14 0, 200 TRUNK smoke on the second floor. Crew Fire Department with a one-car stead Road address on Monday at Main St., Millburn, N.J. 07041. Fall Trunk Show members used thermal imaging accident on Route 24 on Sunday at 8:49 p.m. on a report of outside Package items will be pur- SHOW cameras to check for extension of 7:57 a.m. A car had driven off the electrical arcing. chased, packed and mailed by today & the fire in the kitchen cabinets, road and the driver was out of the Firefighters found molten metal September. tomorrow J’envie with negative results. Firefighters car without injury. on the ground beneath a trans- August also checked carbon monoxide State Police were also on the former and several homes on Thursday &Friday levels with a multi-gas meter, but scene. Springfield First Aid Squad Farmstead Road as well as White 13 &14 found no readings. members responded to the acci- Oak Ridge Road were without Millburn, in Scottish, means “mill August 20 &21 The crew removed the toaster dent and the driver refused med- power. oven to an outside patio. ical attention. Township firefighters Firefighters contacted JCP&L, on a stream.” Millburn was cho- 97 South Livingston Avenue stood by on the scene until they who gave a two to three hour esti- sen as the name for the township Livingston, NJ Motor vehicle accidents were released by the Springfield mate for arrival. Crew members to honor Samuel Campbell who Firefighters responded to a two- Fire Department. also reported to a White Oak arrived here from Scotland after 973-992-4583 car motor vehicle accident at the Ridge home on a report of a trans- ———————– intersection of Brookside Drive Downed tree limb former explosion related to the the Revolutionary War and built Just South of Haagen-Dazs across from Bank of America. and Glen Avenue last Friday at A large tree limb was reported to incident at Farmstead Road. the community’s first paper mill. 3Miles North of Short Hills Mall.

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By Andrea Hughes go to the theater, according to interpretation on the final Sunday those with vision loss. of The Item Mooney. of their run. A trained audio-describer sits in Seven Days A Week “You get people as regular audi- Mooney said the interpretation a booth and tells what is happen- Paper Mill Playhouse will be ences or to visit the theater for the usually takes place on the final ing visually. Theatergoers can Weekdays&Weekends designated with this year’s Excel- first time,” he said. “We want all Sunday of a production so the receive headsets and hear the lence in Accessibility Leadership people to enjoy the theater with interpreters can have time to prac- audio-describer’s words. 7, 11 am &7,11pm Award. dignity and independence.” tice. For audio-description, “you Michael T. Mooney, Paper Mill Those who provided funding to Paper Mill was the first theater don’t need to sit anywhere specif- Playhouse’s manager of outreach Paper Mill are also attracted by the to have scheduled performances ic,” Mooney explained. Audio- and access programs, will accept theater’s accessibility projects, he with open captioning, Mooney described shows take place during the award on behalf of the theater said. “It’s great to have as many said. the last two weeks of a show’s run, at the Leadership Exchange in Arts partners as possible in this busi- With this technology, a large and there is usually a choice of a and Disability (LEAD) Conference ness, and not just for financial sup- digital screen displays the exact matinee or evening performance. Washington, D.C., Saturday. port.” words or lyrics of the production Just before all audio-described The playhouse and LEAD have Mooney gave The Item of Mill- on stage. The screen is placed on performances, staff members con- been longtime partners, he said. burn and Short Hills an explana- the edge of the stage on the left side duct “sensory seminars,” in which Paper Mill is receiving the honor tion of the resources Paper Mill has of the auditorium. they bring out key props and let “YourNeighborhoodNetwork” for the first time this year. for people with disabilities. Open captioning is scheduled visually impaired patrons touch The award is given to an organi- If you have trouble walking, it is for the same nights sign interpreta- them. zation committed to making cul- still easy to get around during a vis- tion is featured. “It helps increase their under- Comcast TV36/Verizon TV33 tural experiences accessible to peo- it to Paper Mill, he said. Mooney said open captioning is standing of the play they are about SeeComplete ProgramListings at ple with disabilities and older Accessible parking, elevators on important because not everyone to see,” Mooney said. adults. all floors and wheelchair seating in with a hearing disability knows Braille or large-print programs www.hometownetv.org When asked what sparked the audience are available. Other American Sign Language. are available free of charge at all Paper Mill’s move toward accessi- features are wide doorways, rail- “Late-deafened adults very shows by stepping up to the box bility in a phone interview last ings and on-grade entrances. rarely learn sign language,” he said. office, which is located indoors, or week, Mooney said it was a com- Some seats in the front row will Also, because of revolutionary asking an usher. bination of bringing in new audi- be taken out next year and technologies that can make Although sign-interpreted and ence members and complying with replaced with flexible seating, increased hearing possible, more audio-described performances are new laws. Mooney explained. people are relying on the text of the set for specific dates, the “Both things are equally impor- Paper Mill also offers sign-lan- English language, he explained. theater can arrange alternate tant,” he said. guage interpretation of its plays Paper Mill also makes infra-red dates if enough advance notice is The Americans with Disabilities and musicals. Juilliard-trained assistive listening devices available given. Patrons also receive a dis- Act was ratified in 1990 and estab- interpreters provide sign-language at every production. The devices count when they request access lished regulations to protect the translation at one show for each are available at the box office win- services. rights of people with disabilities, production. dow for no charge, but patrons As the state theater of New Special but Paper Mill had already started The sign-interpreted perfor- must leave collateral and return Jersey, Paper Mill became the de some of its accessibility programs mance for the upcoming “Little the devices after the show. facto role model in accessibility for in the 1980s, he explained. House on the Prairie – The Musi- “It will amplify the sound on some other arts organizations, Keratin Treatment Adding such programs was a cal” will be held Sunday, Oct. 4. stage,” Mooney said. Mooney said. “It snowballs, until way of building new audiences that The other four shows in the 2009- Since 1987, Paper Mill has been you become nationally and inter- Agreat waytosmooth the frizz and curl previously thought they couldn’t 10 season will have sign language providing audio-description for nationally recognized.” leaving your hair soft, silky and shiny NNOOWW OONNLLYY DMDA $$225500 &up Reg $350 &up October fashion show will kick off (Good thru Aug31) weeklong showcase of town shops

By Erin Patricia Griffiths Fashion Showcase on Thursday, “The details are still being summit in May, just two months of The Item Oct. 29, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at The worked out,” said Harold Klein, after the first was held. Chanticler. executive director of the DMDA, The event will be held to show- The Millburn-Short Hills Busi- The event will be open to all Tuesday. “There will be a meeting case the retailers in the downtown ness Coalition has organized two retailers in the downtown, and will with committee members in the and present to the township a economic summits to date with the allow for each to show off their next day or so to finalize the sense of partnership, said Gilbert 0002642217-01 hopes of uniting the business com- own unique merchandise. details. The showcase is a kick off Smith at the second economic munity and promoting township The proceeds of the event for the weeklong series of events summit. commerce as well as branding will benefit the Education related to fashion in the down- The DMDA hopes that in addi- We are aprofessional Millburn as a destination. Foundation of Millburn-Short town.” tion to providing financial support Salon &Retail Center The efforts of those in atten- Hills, the Millburn-Short Hills Deborah Smith of Deborah to important charities in the town- dance of the two summits has chapter of the American Gilbert Smith first brought up the ship, the event will encourage that Hours: Tues.&Sat. ~8am -5pm brought to fruition an event for Red Cross and the Millburn- concept of an event to showcase residents shop in their own retailers that is meant to promote Short Hills Volunteer First Aid fashion and merchandise of down- downtown and throughout Mill- Sun. 9am -5pm the support of township business- Squad. town businesses at the first eco- burn, and support the local Wed, Thurs,Fri. ~8am -8pm es, while also serving to assist local In addition to the showcase, the nomic summit. businesses. charities with funding. DMDA is also planning a fashion Klein announced that the The October showcase will 356 Millburn Avenue •Millburn The Downtown Millburn week, although the details for the October fashion show was in the mean that the Magical Breakfast Development Alliance, DMDA, event have yet to be finalized and works when the Business Coali- with Santa event will not be held 973-218-6211 will be producing its first-ever released. tion met for the second economic this year. Major Credit Cards Accepted “It is never off when not in use, Page XXA4 unless it’s unplugged.” The Item of Millburn and Short Hills TheItemofMillburn and ShortHills Ed Rummel August 13, 2009 www.TheItemOnline.com Opinion HARTSHORN DRIVE Let it begin with me

In light of the response from residents as to our recent edi- torial on the bike path, it is obvious that many have high- lighted the concern for speed and safety enforcement on Glen Avenue over simply changing the location selected for the pro- posed bike path. When a speed-related accident occurs, we all raise concern with the rate at which cars travel on local streets and high- ways. We’ve even heard of an incident where a driver ignored police barriers blocking off Brookside Drive on Sundays, which created a threat to pedestrians, joggers and bicyclists. We are quick to raise a finger to the driver that we see pulled over on the side of the road by a police car or standing at the scene of an accident caused by high speeds. But how many of us are guilty ourselves of this very same vehicular infrac- tion? Maybe, in addition to speed and safety enforcement by police departments, we need to start looking at ourselves. Maybe you drive 25 mph on Glen Avenue, but race down Main Street. Maybe you observe the speed limits in your own town, but forget to slow down when driving over the border into neighboring areas. Speed tables and radar enforcement by police officers are great ways to deter drivers from speeding in certain areas. But if each of us looked at our own driving behaviors and speeds, and observed the posted limits, would we even need these things? If each of us made a conscious decision to follow the speed limits posted along roadways in our towns and wherever our travels bring us, we could create a safe route for cars, pedes- trians and even bicycles. So while speeding and cyclist safety are not related to world peace, the lyrics “let it begin with me” from the song “Let There Be Peace On Earth” still apply. Letters to the Editor Let safety on the road begin with each of us. Electrical surge of any Consumer Product Safety of the circuit breakers, including My screen saver message: “It bulletin. the 20 Amp breaker for the sub- wasn’t our time!” protector might I still believe there was a power ject wall outlet, had been tripped. surge around noon on June 11. Thus the heating elements could Ed Rummel Letter policy have saved home My wife noticed the lights come have continued to feed the fire 260 Hartshorn Drive Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, on after feeling heat, apparently until the firefighters cut off the electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor Editor, The Item: from the fire. house power. are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and It is my belief that the chimney, After the fire, I showed our After what happened to us, I’m Proposes medical double-spaced, and include a daytime telephone number for verification. shown in the picture on Page A2 insurance company’s fire investi- a strong advocate of surge protec- Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. of the July 30 edition of The Item, gator where I had four suspect tion, and most particularly the Peace Corps for Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to saved my wife’s life and enabled electrical items plugged into a whole house kind. As an electri- health care reform [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, our quick escape from the front wall outlet in the immediate area cal engineer, I have had experi- 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. door during our house fire on where the fire likely started. The ence obtaining UL/CSA June 11, 2008. Thirteen feet at its items were not plugged into a approvals and know that not Editor, The Item: base, that brick structure served strip with a surge protector. The every piece of approved equip- I have a suggestion for a new as a firewall, preventing the fire items were all not switched off ment is inspected. At best it is global model of medical reform Community Events from rapidly spreading to the rest like the pendent light because of only sample inspected. that will not bankrupt America. of the structure, including the sec- what they were: a radio with a Had the four items been This is a volunteer Peace Corps MONDAY, AUG. 17 Commission meeting. Town Hall. ond floor. The bricks on the fire clock, a wall-mounted adapter for plugged into a strip with surge concept that is fair to all health 7 p.m. Zoning Board of side of the chimney were so badly a tape player and a speaker set protection it’s very likely that the providers and parties. Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 baked that they could be crum- with a sub-woofer that remained surge protector would have Pay all costs of a medical school 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn bled by hand. powered while the sound was caused the breaker to trip before education to any student willing to TUESDAY, AUG. 18 Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 The article that appeared in switched off. igniting the heater, assuming that participate in this program. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn at Essex and Main Streets. The Item after the fire left open Last but not least, we had a is what happened. Upon graduation, the new doctor Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 8 p.m. Township Committee the question we have been asked small space heater still plugged in. Months later I saw an identical would be obligated to treat (office at Essex and Main Streets. meeting. Town Hall. more than any other this past Because of the cooler than nor- heater and warned the owner visits only) a percentage of eligible 7:45 p.m. Board of Education year, i.e., what caused the fire? mal spring, the heater was not yet that I suspect it caused our fire, poor for a set period of time, meeting. Education Center. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 Due to the storm the night put away. Although the heater not because it’s a heater, but deemed so by the federal govern- 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Planning Board before, the power went off was “off,” it was still able to draw because it is never off when not in ment and peer review. meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. around 8 p.m., while it was still power that it needed for respond- use, unless it’s unplugged. We Participating doctors under this light out. Thus, the pendent light ing to its remote thermostat. now unplug coffeemakers and program would not bill Medicare TUESDAY, SEPT. 1 MONDAY, SEPT. 21 fixture mentioned in the article My theory is that the power toasters with electronic controls or Medicaid, thus saving the feder- 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn 7 p.m. Zoning Board of was not on. The copper wire first came on with a surge that when not in use. al government trillions of dollars Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. melted due to the intense heat caused the heater to ignite and We’re very grateful to be alive, over the long term. at Essex and Main Streets. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education that also melted glass and metal thus expose the heating elements, but we’ve had it with the fire Just a savings of one percent of 8 p.m. Township Committee meeting. Education Center. objects, and did not short circuit. thus igniting nearby flammable aftermath. We thank the fire- Medicare costs per year over a 15- meeting. Town Hall. Also, the compact fluorescent in items. fighters, police and so many oth- year period would save the TUESDAY, SEPT. 22 use at the time was not the brand In the basement, the fire inves- ers for their thoughts and deeds WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn or type that had been the subject tigator and I discovered that none related to our catastrophe. SEE LETTERS, PAGE A5 7:30 p.m. Planning Board Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 meeting. Town Hall. at Essex and Main Streets. ENVIRONMENT TUESDAY, SEPT. 8 THURSDAY, OCT. 1 Local market 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn 7:30 p.m. Historic Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 Preservation Commission Farmers markets still a fresh idea runs through at Essex and Main Streets. meeting. Town Hall. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education By Michele Byers from far away.And it pollutes less kids’ nutrition and overall October meeting. Education Center. MONDAY, OCT. 5 Executive Director because it’s local and not trucked well being. 7:30 p.m. Environmental New Jersey Conservation in from 500 or 5,000 miles away. In downtown New Brunswick, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9 Commission meeting. Millburn Foundation Farmers markets also provide one of this year’s new farmers mar- New Jersey is the Garden State 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Free Public Library. something else in short supply in kets provides education about the and all of that good “Jersey Fresh” Commissioners meeting. Gero 7:45 p.m. Board of Education In the concrete landscapes of our over-stimulated world: com- importance of good nutrition, as produce can be purchased every Park Recreation Building. meeting. South Mountain School. New Jersey’s cities and suburbs, munity.Shoppers and growers well as fresh produce. Tuesday at the Millburn Farmers urban farmers markets are oases of enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and The fruits and vegetables at Market sponsored by the Down- THURSDAY, SEPT. 10 TUESDAY, OCT. 6 fresh produce, good nutrition and comfortable camaraderie. Cooking the New Brunswick market town Millburn Development 7:30 p.m. Historic 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Millburn community.They’re a reminder classes, educational programs and are sometimes just hours old Alliance. Preservation Commission Farmers Market. Municipal Lot 1 that the state we’re in wasn’t entertainment are often available, and come from farm fields in The Farmers Market, which meeting. Town Hall. at Essex and Main Streets. dubbed “The Garden State” for as well as homegrown wisdom and Middlesex County, about 20 min- runs through Oct. 27, is open from 8 p.m. Township Committee nothing. And their numbers are menu ideas from the farmers who utes from the market! Cooking 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in municipal lot MONDAY, SEPT. 14 meeting. 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7:30 p.m. Environmental • • New Jersey has more than 125 In New Jersey’s cities, farmers know-how about preparing fresh Main Streets. Farmers who • • • farmers markets, up from 98 just a markets have an especially impor- produce. returned for the 17 th year include year ago, including markets in tant mission: bringing in fresh pro- Check out the New Jersey Agri- shopper favorites, Alstede Farms, most of our cities. duce where it might not be avail- culture Department Web site for a Ort Farms, Greenwood Farms and It’s clear just how great an idea able. searchable database of farmers E.R. & Son Organic Farm. they are for growers and con- Many of New Jersey’s urban res- markets at http://www.nj.gov/agri- “We get lots of calls about the sumers alike. Everyone from idents have limited access to fresh culture/searches/urban.htm. availability of organic produce,” restaurant chefs and institutional produce of any kind. Some urban You can search by produce said DMDA Director Harold dieticians to parents and kids can neighborhoods have no grocery or geography. In addition, Klein. be found squeezing fruit and stores; others have stores that don’t Edible Jersey magazine has a quick Vendors this year include sniffing vegetables at farmers stock fresh produce. Residents are list organized by county at Dr. Pickle, Hoboken Farms and KATHLEEN M. HIVISH, Vice President,Publisher markets! left with processed foods that can http://www.ediblejersey.com/con- Gina’s Bakery. HARRYTRUMBORE, Editor Farmers markets “cut out the contribute to obesity and a host of tent/index.php/farmers-markets/ “This season,” said Helen Kyle, NANCYCONNELLY, Advertising Manager middle-man,” allowing growers to other health problems. farmers-markets.htm. market manager and assistant STEPHEN BORG, President make a greater profit by selling Healthy nutrition is critical to We’re at the peak of the sum- director of the DMDA “we will Published at 343 Millburn Avenue KERRYRUBIN, Director,Classified TeleCenter directly to their customers. The children’s learning ability. Urban mer growing season, so now’s the have food demonstrations, free Millburn, NJ 07041 GLENNGARVIE, Vice President,Production produce itself is generally fresher farmers markets offer local resi- time to visit your local farmers Editorial Office:973-921-6451 GEORGE GANNON, Circulation SalesManager and tastier than that brought in dents a chance to improve their market! SEE MARKET, PAGE A5 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 13, 2009 A5 PLEASE RESPOND QUICKLY TO THE BELL Check out The Item’s weekly poll and let us Just 10 years after Alexander Graham Bell was granteda know what you are thinking patent for his electric telephone, this 1886 Visit theitemonline.com and the week. advertisement indicates that click on “Weekly Poll” at the In last week’s poll, visitors a telephone was already a top of the Home Page. We’re part of nine township homes were asked to tell us what they or businesses. The central interested in hearing what you do to keep their children safe office (and the operator) was think. from crime. in Campbell’s Drug Store at Township police handed out Thirty-four percent of voters the center of Millburn and 195 tickets for traffic violations users were advised to “turn said they keep in frequent the crank briskly,” then tell in July. What was the most contact with their children via the operator what number egregious offense, if any, for a cell phone. Another 33 and who they wanted to call. which you received a ticket at percent of voters selected The advertisement further any time? advised users that if the spending time together as a subscribers responded You will be able to see how family to keep their children quickly when their bells were your answer stacks up against safe from crime. Another 33 rung, the service would be choices made by other visitors. percent selected other. One “much improved.” Results will be printed as well visitor wrote that they keep in next week’s edition of The their children safe from crime Item of Millburn and Short Hills by “teaching them how to

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VOLUNTEERING MHS students make a difference in Jaipur, India this summer

By Andrea Hughes Long-time friends, the boys were “It just seemed very interesting Ryan said he mostly worked on able to help them,” Ryan said. “The The students were asked by the of The Item visiting Yash’s family, and planned because I wanted to get a sense of fine motor skills with the children, biggest revelation of it was being Disha School’s principal to spread to help out at the school since differences in education,” Ryan helping them concentrate on able to see how much they could the word and recruit volunteers. Rising Millburn High School Yash’s cousins and friends attended said. putting puzzles together. Yash’s do in not that much time. I take They have talked about starting a juniors Ryan Messinger and Yash school during the day. The Disha School groups chil- classroom was focused on devel- pride in the kids now.” club to encourage support for the Palawat spent three weeks this “We decided to see if there was dren according to their age group. oping social skills. “We started bonding with the school. summer in Jaipur, India, volunteer- something else we could do,” Yash During the days, Ryan was an assis- When asked about their greatest kids,” Yash said, describing a day At Millburn High, Yash is a ing at the Disha School for children said. tant in a classroom of 5 to 7 year- challenges, Ryan and Yash when he came back to the school member of the movie club and with developmental disabilities. Working with kids one-on-one olds, and Yash worked with 7 to 9 explained that most of the children after being out sick and was greet- plays French horn in the band. The students returned last week and the chance to learn more about year-olds in a separate room. Stu- did not talk and were sometimes ed by hugs from the students. Ryan also belongs to the movie club from the school, where they volun- how schools work were also moti- dents who attend the school face unruly, but progress was made in Yash said the biggest lesson he and performs with the a cappella teered six days a week assisting the vating factors. challenges such as cerebral the classroom. learned at the school was “to have group, Soulfege. Both students are children with basic motor and “I love working with children,” palsy and severe attention deficit “After a few days, most of the a lot of patience. They’re just like on Millburn’s Fencing Team, Yash social skills. said Yash. disorder. kids warmed up to me, and I was normal kids.” in foil and Ryan in sabre.

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Continuing a 50-year tradition, Millburn High School students Boy Scout Troop 17 of Saint Rose were honored at the close of the of Lima Church attended summer 2008-09 school year for participat- camp at Camp Turrell this year ing in the Teen Mentoring Pro- from July 12 to 18. gram. Camp Turrell is located in the This program, which started as a southern Catskill Mountains, pilot program six years ago, includ- north of Port Jervis, and is owned ed 22 high school students and 27 and operated by the Northern elementary and middle school stu- New Jersey Council of the Boy dents this year. Scouts of America. The high school mentors, super- Thirty-three Scouts attended vised by study skills teacher Diane camp and earned a variety of mer- Minkow, mentor elementary and it badges and outdoor certifica- middle school students in acade- tions. mics, social skills and building self- Scouts earned awards in areas esteem. such as canoeing, leatherwork, “The program creates a safe pioneering, athletics, art, wilder- place for the elementary students ness survival, archery and Indian to grow and form positive relation- lore. ships with an older student,” The Troop also earned the dis- Minkow said. tinguished Baden Powell Award, This year’s high school mentors which is named after the founder at the Millburn Middle School of Scouting, for an outstanding were Sam Aurnhammer, Shere Scout Troop. Saidon and Anna Sista. Troop 17 meets September Mentoring at Glenwood School through June on Thursday were Jack Abramowitz, Ethan evenings at Saint Rose of Lima Favia, Kate Horton, Mari McKaba, Church from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Emma Stein, Kara Sudberg, Jane Young men ages 11 to 18 who Winkelried and Peter Costanzo. are interested in joining the Troop At South Mountain School, the are invited to stop by the meeting mentors were Anna Blumenthal, or call 973-761-0554 for further Tony Boehm, Jordan Eglow and information. Victoria Weiland. To learn more about Troop 17 PHOTO COURTESY OF BOY SCOUT TROOP 17 Wyoming School mentors of Saint Rose of Lima Church included Keren Brender, Veronica visit the Web site at Lt. Peter T. Eakley of the Millburn Police Department addresses members of Boy Scout Troop 17 during their trip to Camp Tur- Bochenik, Ottilie Gigourtakis and www.troop17 shorthills.com. rell. The scouts earned a variety of merit badges and outdoor certifications at the camp. Sophie Schoenberg.

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Congregation B’nai Israel offers Jewish Historical Society of three upcoming events for MetroWest Linda Forgosh on seniors. Louis Bamberger. R.S.V.P. by Oct. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, there will 2 to Dyer. be a lunch at noon, then a viewing On Tuesday, Oct. 20, there will of the film “Frost/Nixon,” a por- be lunch at noon, followed by a trayal of the post-presidential inter- viewing of “Doubt” featuring view of Richard Nixon by David Meryl Streep and Phillip Seymour Frost. R.S.V.P. by Sept. 11 to Lois Hoffman. R.S.V.P. by Oct. 16 to Dyer at 973-533-1809. Dyer. Tuesday, Oct. 6 marks Congre- The cost for all events is $8 for gation B’nai Israel’s “Opening Adult Forum members and $10 for Event.” Lunch at noon in non-members. the Sukkah will be followed Send checks made out to B’nai by a Hirschhorn lecturer and Israel to Adult Forum C/O Lois an informative presentation by Dyer, 9 Hearthstone Terrace, Executive Director/Curator of the Livingston, 07039. Religious school schedule set for fall Abra Lee, Religious School urday mornings all year long at director at Congregation B’nai Temple B’nai Jeshurun. Jeshurun, and Rick Abrams, direc- Every Shabbat morning at 8:45 tor of Lifelong Jewish Learning, a.m., the group gathers with one of have spent their summer planning the Temple’s clergy members, Rab- new programs for the Religious bi Matthew Gewirtz, Rabbi School students for the 2009-10 Matthew Reimer, Cantor Howard school year. Stahl or Lifelong Jewish Learning The experience of serving as fac- Director Rick Abrams to study the ulty at camps run by the Union for week’s Torah portion. Reform Judaism has influenced Although there are weekly “reg- both educators and resulted in the ulars,” new students join the group expansion of “camp-style” pro- often. No previous study history PHOTO COURTESY OF CHRIST CHURCH gramming and hands-on learning or knowledge of Hebrew is for students at all levels. required. Children at Christ Church Nursery School’s summer program have fun while learning about sea creatures. From left, Owen The TBJ Religious School plans The weekly Torah study Eller, Noah Hrung, Molly Rooney and Catherine Gerbino. to meet the needs of children with segment of adult learning is differing learning styles via a spe- supplemented by Sunday morning cial needs program with a high stu- adult education sessions and Seasonal programs to be offered dent/teacher ratio and modified special speakers during Erev materials geared to meet individual Shabbat services throughout learning needs. the year. Registration for the 2009-2010 For more information about at Christ Church Nursery School school year is now open. For more Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, con- information, contact Abra Lee at tact Executive Director Alice Lut- 973-379-1555. wak at 973-379-1555 or at Christ Church Nursery School’s dinosaurs, the great outdoors, sea The program ended with a visit its fall programs, which offer a vari- Torah study takes place on Sat- infoj.org. summer program accommodated creatures and more. from some animal friends, ety of classes and schedules. Limit- over 130 children ages 2 through 6 The goal of the program is to including a giant turtle named ed openings are available and this year. extend children’s learning experi- Speedy. interested parents should call Each age group participated in ences into the summer With the summer program com- 973-379-6549 for additional Visit us on our Web site: www.theitemonline.com theme-based activities, exploring months. plete, the school is gearing up for information.

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Wyoming Presbyterian Church Atrustee, on the other hand, will be Sunday, 10 a.m.: The Rev. Louis responsible for investing assets in aprudent Kilgore, interim pastor, will lead manner and determining the timing and worship and preach the sermon. amounts of distributions to your children Summer Sunday school is in ses- or other beneficiaries. Thus, this person sion for children in preschool should be financially savvy (or have the through second grade. Children sense to delegate the investment duties to professionals) and should be familiar with will begin the worship hour in the the beneficiaries. After all, the trustee is the sanctuary with their families and financial guardian for your children (or will be dismissed for snack and other beneficiaries). Siblings and close fam- playtime following the Children’s ily friends often are good choices. Also, pro- Conversation. 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Take one home attractions, beginning with the edgystandup humor of By Ellen Burke Rawls Boardwalk.”Sponsored this year by Borgata, the stars-and- when picking up your child, when Bob SagetFridaynight at The Music Box. Best known to stripes-studded event features flybys and aerobatic stopping in the Temple or after ser- national TV audiences forhis squeaky-clean sitcom role single performance Saturdaypromises to be aBroadway maneuversperformed by the nation’sArmy, Navy,Air vices. Bring the filled bag back to in Full House and his humorous hosting bent on tour-de-force! Force, Coast Guardand Air National Guardaces, as well as the collection bin in the lobby. America’sFunniest Home Videos, he’sturned things Patti LuPone plays Borgata’sintimate Music Box the cream of skilled civilian daredevil pilots. (AC’sfirst Air Bags will also be distributed on loose on his HBO comedyspecial“That Ain’tRight”,now Saturdayat9p.m. Tickets are$40. Showwas held in 1919, leaving a93-year gap beforethe Rosh Hashana. out on DVD. This spring, Sagetdebuted anew ABC sit- Another unique entertainment this weekend will be the tradition waspicked up in 2003!) A New Jersey Food Bank truck com “Surviving Suburbia,”another family-friendlysaga, unforgettablesights and sounds of the world famous Blue The nation’slargest mid-week aerobic spectacle takes is scheduled to visit the South but on the concertstage he actuallypokes fun at his Man Group. Coming to CaesarsCircus Maximus forone place over the beachand Boardwalk in Atlantic City on Orange Avenue Temple on Yom ownTVpersona as he pulls out some of his raunchier night onlySaturday, August 15 featuring twoperformances Wednesday, August 19 from approximately11a.m. until Kippur to collect the donations. standup material. Bob Sagetplays Borgata’sMusic Box that will leave audiences in awe. 3:30 p.m.The event is open to the public admission free. 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score its final run. Losing first 2 pool Millburn mounted one final threat in the seventh. play contests put Favia opened the inning with a single. Bruce, a left-hander, squad in early hole following two unsuccessful attempts, picked Favia off first By Jim Connelly base. of The Item The importance of that play became magnified when Tal- The Millburn-Short Hills palar walked and moved to sec- Youth Baseball 13-year-old ond on a passed ball. Ruibal hit team faced an uphill battle from a shot to third that Williams the outset to make it out of pool was unable to handle. play in the Babe Ruth Middle Freeman with the potential Atlantic Regional Tournament tying runs on base, lined a ball in Williamsport, Pa. in Calvert’s direction. Calvert Millburn, which had caught the shot and doubled off dropped a total of just two Ruibal at first to end the game. games en route to winning the Talpalar, who was saddled Northern New Jersey Babe with the loss, turned in a bril- Ruth crown, found itself with a liant performance. He allowed 0-2 record in Pool A following seven hits and fanned eight. losses to Charles County, the Ratner (three RBI), Favia Maryland state champion, and (two RBI) and Ruibal (one Valley, the Western New York RBI) each had two hits. champion. Millburn had plenty of time “We found out there is plenty to mull over its opening-game of good competition at this loss. Its next game was not PHOTOS COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL level and not playing our best scheduled until 5 p.m. on Satur- baseball hurt us,” said Ted day. Posing in front of the scoreboard which reflects the final score of the Millburn-Short Hills Youth Baseball 10-and-under Bourke, normally the team’s Valley scored once in the top team’s 3-2 defeat of the host team in the July 26 Monroe Invitational final are, first row, from left, Dan Stern, Matt manager. of the first and added four more Jacob, Jordan Brisgel, Kyle Mangold, Richie Schiekofer and Brian Lannino, second row, Tyler Nortillo, Ryan Adelman, Bourke, due to tournament runs in the third to build a 5-0 Nico Mottesi, Ryan Swanson, Ben Pampush and Connor Kirkwood and third row, manager John Serruto, coach Jim regulations that allowed for just lead. Pittenger and coach Steve Katzman. three coaches to be the dugout, In the bottom of the third, served in a “general manager’s” Millburn scored three times. capacity in Williamsport. One-out walks to Wolf, Boldt “While we did not play our and Tyler Park loaded the Millburn 10-and-under squad avenges state best baseball, we always played bases. Favia singled in a run, with pride,” Bourke added. Talpalar drove in a run on a Millburn had the honor of grounder to second and Ruibal playing in the opening game of doubled in a run. tourney semifinal-round loss in Monroe final the tournament on Aug. 6 Ratner, in the home fourth, against Charles County. doubled, went to third on a By Jim Connelly The local nine wasted little fielder’s choice and scored on of The Item time in building a lead against an errant pick-off throw. Charles County. Valley extended its lead to It represented the opportunity Evelino Ruibal singled in a 13-4 by scoring five runs in the for the Millburn-Short Hills run and Milo Freeman added a fifth and three in the sixth. Youth Baseball 10-and-under two-run double to in the top of Henry Thomas drew a bases- team to deliver a bit of payback the first, staking Millburn to a loaded walk to drive in Mill- to the squad responsible for its 3-0 lead. burn’s final run in the sixth. elimination from the state tour- Charles County responded Millburn was forced to play nament. with four runs of its own in the back-to-back games on Mon- Millburn, a 4-1 loser to Mon- bottom of the first. day after the previous day’s roe in the Cal Ripken Northern Millburn regained the lead in scheduled contest against New Jersey State Tournament the third. Chichester of Pennsylvania was semifinals last month in Budd Ruibal singled, stole second, rained out. Lake, scored a stunning 3-2 went to third on a fly to right A pair of three-run innings win over its rival in the Monroe and scored on a Matt Ratner sparked Millburn, knowing a Invitational title game on July single. loss would eliminate any possi- 26. A two-run, fourth-inning bility of making the semifinals, Monroe, the Northern New rally gave Millburn its second to a must-have triumph. Jersey and Middle Atlantic lead of the game. Freeman hit a sacrifice fly, Regional champion, had not Jared Wolf walked to open Talpalar singled in a run and lost a game in its own the inning. Alden Boldt beat Casey Geller delivered a run- tournament the past three sum- out a bunt single. A throwing scoring grounder in the top of mers and had claimed 17 con- error allowed Wolf to reach the third to erase a 1-0 deficit. secutive titles of tournaments third. In the fourth, Talpalar sin- played in the Garden State After Park lined out to gled in a run, Ruibal doubled in before losing to Millburn. Charles County right fielder a run and Freeman capped the “The boys accomplished Ryan Bruce, Aidan Favia rally with a run-scoring single. much by going undefeated in ripped a two-run single up the Freeman, Kizel and Park district play and finishing in the middle. combined on a four-hit, four- final four of the state and beat- After giving up four runs in strikeout performance. ing Brick (the Southern New the opening inning, Millburn’s Millburn, after posting its Jersey runner-up) and Monroe David Talpalar allowed just two first victory, had to come right to win the Monroe champi- men to reach base over the next back on a day in which the onship,” Millburn manager four innings. mercury past the 90 degree John Serruto said. Charles County’s Jake mark to face a well-rested West Millburn wasted little time in Millburn’s Kyle Mangold delivers a pitch during the Monroe Invitational final on July 26. Williams singled to open the End, Pa., team. taking the lead in the Monroe Mangold picked up the save in Millburn’s 3-2 victory over Monroe. home sixth. West End, which had not Invitational final. Talpalar fanned Kevin Hodg- played in two full days after it Richie Schiekofer and Ryan and walked one. Nottesi doubled to open the Adelman’s RBI grounder. son for the first out. Connor had Saturday off and Sunday’s Adelman, Millburn’s first two In the previous day’s semifi- Millburn ninth. He advanced to Mangold doubled to open Welch singled to put the poten- game against Valley was rained batters, reached base. nal-round contest against the on a ground out by catcher the Millburn 11th, setting the tial tying runs on base. out, scored four times in the Schiekofer walked and Adel- Brick American All-Stars, Mill- Jordan Brisgel and scored on stage for Mottesi’ game-winner. Second baseman Jack Hen- first en route to recording a man got on an error. Matt Jacob burn prevailed 3-2 on Nico left fielder Connor Kirkwood’s Brick put the tying run on nessy was retired on a fly to left 17 -1, five-inning mercy rule hit a double to the base of the Mottesi’s run-scoring single in single. first with one out in the bottom for the second out. victory. left field fence, driving in the top of the 11th. In the Millburn 10th, Dan of the inning, only to see Man- All Talpalar needed was to “The main thing is that we Schiekofer and sending Adel- The contest was scoreless Stern hit a leadoff single and gold, Adelman and Mottesi pull get one more out and keep are very proud of the kids,” man to third. after the regulation six innings advanced to second on a bunt off a game-ending 1-6-3 double Millburn’s lead at two heading Bourke said. “They played great Adelman scored on cleanup and through the first two extra single by Ryan Swanson. Stern, play. into the final inning. baseball and nobody can hitter Kyle Mangold’s ground- frames. after both runners had moved Jacob tossed three scoreless First baseman Josh Covey, change the fact that they are out. Each team scored single runs up a base on a sacrifice bunt by innings to open the game. Adel- who had twice gone down on state champions.” Millburn tallied what proved in the ninth and 10th innings. Ben Pampush, came home on man worked the next six strikes, was the next batter. to be its final run in the third. innings, allowing just one run. Covey kept the inning alive DIAMOND NOTES Right fielder Tyler Nortillo Mangold pitched the final two with a run-scoring single to left. To view the results of all Mid- opened the inning with a single. Milllburn slams South Amboy innings to get the win. Bruce, who was now pitching dle Atlantic Regional contests, Nortillo took second on an “Coaches Jim Pittenger and for the Maryland squad, came go to “Babe Ruth Middle infield single by Schiekofer and Matt Jacob homered over to scoring two runs in the Steve Katzman once again did to the plate. Atlantic Regional Scores” on raced home on Adelman’s RBI the left field fence and Ryan opening inning, scored two an unbelievable job in getting Talpalar’s second pitch the Web site of The Item of single to right. Adelman added a run-scoring runs in the third and seven this team ready for the earlier grazed Bruce’s jersey, loading Millburn and Short Hills, Jacob, Millburn’s starter, single in the bottom of the first more in the fourth. state tournament start, especial- the bases for leadoff batter www.theitemonline.com. worked the first three innings. inning July 26 to lead the The crown was Millburn’s ly knowing the competition Colin Stine. Jacob allowed a run on two Millburn 10-and-under team third of the summer campaign. played in fall and spring Stine walked to force in the Game reports, statistics and hits. He fanned three and to a season-ending 11-1, four- Manager John Serruto’s leagues, which we don’t,” Serru- tying run. scores were compiled from walked three. inning mercy rule over South squad also won the Cal Rip- to said. A second consecutive walk, reports provided by the Mill- Kyle Mangold pitched the Amboy in the Woodbridge ken Northern New Jersey Dis- this time by Alex Calvert burn 13-and-under Babe final three innings to earn the Summer Slam Championship trict 12 crown and the Monroe Game reports and statistics against reliever Wolf, forced in Ruth team and Babe Ruth save. Mangold gave up one run title game. Invitational title. were provided by the Mill- the go-ahead run. A balk Middle Atlantic Regional on five hits. 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YOUTH BASEBALL Millburn 11-year-olds win three tournament titles in season’s final week Squad finishes campaign 34-5

Add three more titles to the Garawitz lifted Millburn to a 5-4 Millburn-Short Hills Youth Base- win over South Plainfield Aug. 3 in ball 11-year-old team’s tally. the championship game of the Millburn, in a six-day span, pre- Colonia Tournament. vailed in the championship games The season-ending victory of the Suburban League playoffs boosted Millburn’s record to 34-5. and the Wayne and Colonia tour- South Plainfield scored three naments, bringing the local squad’s times in the top of the first. total to four. Millburn staged a four-run rally Two of those wins came on the in the second. same day, July 29. Thomas drew a leadoff walk Millburn held the lead from and advanced to third on Stone’s start to finish in its 4-2 defeat of double. Johnny Lacy walked to Madison in the Suburban League load the bases. Johnny Bergeron’s Tournament title game. RBI single shaved South Plain- Nick Minter and Michael field’s lead to 3-1. Garawitz singled and scored in the Minter’s three-run homer put Millburn first. Millburn in front. Madison shaved Millburn’s lead South Plainfield scored a run in to 2-1 in the fourth. the top of the sixth to erase Mill- Owen McCarthy and Eric Stone burn’s 4-3 lead. rapped out sixth-inning singles for Garawitz, with the bases loaded Millburn. Teammate Liam Ferrer and two outs, rapped a 3-2 pitch drove in both runners with a line up the middle to drive in Ferrer drive off the wall. from third with the winning run. Dean Schweinler, McCarthy, Stone and Garawitz turned in stel- DIAMOND NOTES lar pitching efforts for Millburn Millburn also won the Wood- manager Anthony Dasti. bridge Tournament championship, Later in the day, Ethan Thomas finished second in the Cal Ripken banged out three hits and drove Northern New Jersey District 12 in six runs, sparking Millburn to a Tournament and placed third in 20-2, five-inning mercy rule rout the Clark Tournament. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS YOUTH BASEBALL of the host team in the Wayne Tournament championship game. Game reports were provided by Sebastien Deguines, Nick Minter, bat boy Brandon Hersh, Zachary Hersh and Dean Schweinler, front row, from left, Johnny Garawitz chipped in with three the Millburn 11-and-under Bergeron, Miles Park and Michael Garawitz, second row, Eric Stone, Ethan Thomas, Liam Ferrer and Johnny Lacy, third row, and hits and four RBI. team. Owen McCarthy, manager Anthony Dasti, coach Ross Alpert and coach Steve Stone, fourth row, of the Millburn-Short Hills A sixth-inning walk-off single by —Jim Connelly Youth Baseball 11-year-old team flash big smiles after winning the Wayne Tournament championship on July 29.

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INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS YOUR Millburn High School sets reporting dates for fall varsity teams REALTOR The sight of Millburn High after a week of double sessions, Members of veteran coach Elliot ly practice sessions for members of practice sessions the following School varsity athletes preparing will participate in single sessions Lovi’s tennis team report for prac- Millburn’s girls soccer team is set week. for the start of the fall season will and a pair of scrimmages from tice in the morning. for 8 a.m. Tuesday. The field hockey and cross SOURCE become more and more common- Aug. 24 to 29. In the afternoon, head coach Andy Sones is beginning his country teams, according to the AConvenient Guide to Locating Your place in the coming days. Three other Miller varsity Rob Grosso is scheduled to fifth season as Millburn’s head office of Ted D’Alessio, Millburn’s Ideal Real Estate Professional Millburn High School football squads also are scheduled to hold conduct the boys soccer team’s coach. director of athletics, are scheduled players, after completing a second their opening practice sessions first practice session of the 2009 Millburn’s four remaining to begin practice on Monday, Aug. week of mandatory night sessions, next week. campaign. Double sessions are varsity squads, field hockey, 24. The girls volleyball team’s are scheduled to begin six days of The Miller girls tennis team and planned for each of the next boys cross country, girls cross opening practice is set for Thurs- double sessions on Monday. Head boys soccer team stage their open- four days. country and girls volleyball, are day, Aug. 27. coach Carmen Guarino’s charges, ing practices on Monday. The first of five consecutive dai- scheduled to hold their opening —Jim Connelly

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Adoptedp aMemorial- CHANCERY DIVISION SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY izing Resolution concerning approval of an ESSEX COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION application for an historic district regulato- DOCKET NO.F1359508 ESSEX COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY ry decision for ademolition permit and a RESIDENTIAL CREDIT SOLUTIONS, INC DOCKET NO.F243208 DOCKET NO.F1764307 construction permit -property of Theresa Plaintiff US BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING Kuiken,,y430 Wyomingg,Avenue, Millburn,, vs. REGISTERED HOLDERS OF MASTR AS- Plaintiff NJ LOWMAN WHEELER Defendant SET BACKED SECURITIES TRUST 2005- -vs- 2. Application No. 256. Adopted aMemorial- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises NC2, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- NORMAN NESMITH, ET ALS. izing Resolution concerning approval of an By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- TIFICATES, SERIES 20052005-NC2NC2 Plaintiff Defendants application for an historic district regulato- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale -vs- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ryypdecision for ademolition permit and a by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, PETER AKINTOLA; ET AL Defendants By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- construction permit -property of Michael Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale McLoughlin, 186 Sagamore Road, Mill- Tuesday, August 18, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, burn, NJ (Prevailing Time) tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Essex CouCountyty Courts Buildingud gein Newark,a,on 3. Application No. 258. Adopted aMemorial- Commonly known as: by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. izingggResolution concerning approvalpp of an 52 FLORENCE AVE IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on (Prevailing Time) advisory opinion to this application -prop- Lot: 30; Block: 375 Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Commonly known as: erty of Christ Church, 66 Highland Ave- DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 25 X100 (Prevailing Time) 32 NORTH 18TH ST nue, Short Hills, NJ NEAREST CROSS STREET: ELMWOOD Commonly known as: EASTSOORANGE,G,NJJ00701808 Copies of the aforesaid Memorializing Reso- AVE 679 BERGEN STREET LOT: 35 BLOCK: 55 lutions are on file in the Millburn Townshipp BEGINNING AT APOINT ON THE EAST- NEWARK, NJ 07108 CARS DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 28’ X100’ Building Department and are available for ERLY SIDE OF FLORENCE AVENUE DIS- LOT: 10 BLOCK: 2687 NEAREST CROSS STREET: EATON public inspection. TANT 32.59 FEET SOUTHERLY FROM DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 105’ X24.56’ PLACE BEGINNING AT APOINT IN THE Date: August 6, 2009 THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID NEAREST CROSS STREET: SITUATED SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF NORTH Patti Lowery FLORENCE AVENUE AND ELMWOOD ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF BERGEN EIGHTEENTH STREET, 60’ WIDE THERE- Commission Secretaryy AVENUE; THENCE STREET, 219.15 FEET FROM THE IN DISTANT 363.00’ AS MEASURED The Item 2663316 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES SOUTHERLY SIDE OF CLINTON AVENUE. NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE SAME Fee $14.65 TAXES $1,320.02 SEWER $175.00; 3RD Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE August 13, 2009 PARTY LIEN SOLD ON 06/27/2008, or other charges, and any such taxes, charg- NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF EATON CERT#082174 $$8,046.08; TOTAL AS OF es, liens, insurance premiums or other ad- PLACE AND FROM SAID POINT OF BE- MAY 20, 2009 $9,541.10 vances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All GINNING, THENCE RUNNING. THE ITEM OF MILLBURN Afull legal description can be found in the interested parties are to conduct and rely PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: office of the Register of Essex County upon their own independent investigation to TAXES $1,627.03; WATER +PENALTY AND SHORTHILLS ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- $9,408.85;$9, 08 85; 3RD PARTY TAX LIEN SOLD IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT terest remain of record and/or have priority ON 12/12/2008 CERT #07-048 $17$17,922.48;922 48 Public Notice Dept. THE TIME OF SALE. over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the TOTAL AS OF JUNE 3, 2009 $28,958.36 SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE current amount due thereon. Afull legal description can be found in the 1Garret Mountain Plaza AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE If the sale is set aside for any reason, the office of the Register of Essex County. 6th Floor DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT P. O. Box471 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- shall have no further recourse against the THE TIME OF SALE. West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Afull legal description can be found in the AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE Call toll-free SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY office of the Register of Essex County. DEBT,, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- 1-8001-888-891-9467,-891-9467, FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- press 4for the Public Notice Dept. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- THE TIME OF SALE. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST or e-mail to SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE SUSURPLUS,US, OR ANY PART THEREOF,O,MAY publicnotices@ PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT northjersey.com HOMES PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- (text or Word format preferred) SURPLUS, IF ANY. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Faxnumbers: The approximate amount of the Judgment to FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 $303,157.23, together with the costs of this FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL sale. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday the sale from time to time as provided by NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- SURPLUS, IF ANY. Law. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- The approximateapp oate amount of the JudgJudgmentetto forThursdayedition Newark, N.J. July 8, 2009 DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER $348,062.60, together with the costs of this FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL sale. When submitting apublic notice ATTORNEY(S) HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the The Item 2654169 SURPLUS, IF ANY. sasaleeofrom tetime to tetime as poprovidedded by Law.a advertisement, please indicate the Fee $85.44$ The approximate amount of the Judgment to Newark, N.J. June 25, 2009 name of the publication in which you July 30; August 6, 13, 2009 be satisfied by said sale is the sum of FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., wish to place the ad, and your $367,249.52, together with the costs of this ATTORNEY(S) ARMANDO B. FONTOURA sale. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff requested rundate(s). Also provide SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the The Item 2654396 billing name,address,telephone sale from time to time as provided by Law. SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09006128 F$Fee $122.08122 08 number,and daytime telephone SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Newark, N.J. June 25, 2009 July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 _ CHANCERY DIVISION SHAPIRO &PEREZ, (if different). Prepayment required ESSEX COUNTY ATTORNEY(S) unless previously credit-approved. DOCKET NO.F62308 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff The Item 2654365 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS,, INC. ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF Plaintiff Fee $131.84 Line rate: July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 SHERIFF’S SALE vs. SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09006147 41¢43¢ PRISCILLA PRINCEWILL Defendant SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Anotarized affidavit will automatically Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ARMANDO B. FONTOURA CHANCERY DIVISION Byy virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF be mailed to advertiser certifying proof JOBS ESSEX COUNTY tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale SHERIFF’S SALE DOCKET NO.F1362408 of publication within fivebusiness days. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09006388 FRANKLIN CREDIT MANAGEMENT COR- Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY PORATION Plaintiff Fee$2520 Tuesday, August 18, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. CHANCERY DIVISION -vs- (g(Prevailing Time)) ESSEX COUNTY SIMON LESTER, ET ALS. Defendants Checkpublic notices online at Commonly known as: DOCKET NO.F407204 Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises northjersey.com or 518 AVON AVE IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Lot: 23; Block: 163 TION SYSTEMS, INC. Plaintiff tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale njpublicnotices.com DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 35 X100 -vs- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE,

NEAREST CROSS STREET: 0001260284-01 LOUISE HARRISON; ET ALS. Defendants Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on 0002181022-01 BEGINNING AT APOINT IN THE SOUTH- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at oneone-thirtythirty P.M. EASTERLY LINE OF AVON AVENUE By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- (Prevailing Time) THEREIN DISTANT 75.00 FEET AS MEAS- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Commonly known as: URED SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 38 KENT ST NEWARK, NJ 07108 my dreamhouse SAME FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on LOT: 10 BLOCK: 2615 THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF 21ST Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at oneone-thirtythirty P.M. DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 25’ X95.10’ STREET AND FROM SAID POINT OF BE- (Prevailing Time) NEAREST CROSS STREET: BRENNER GINNING, AND THENCE RUNNING. Commonly known as: ST. BEGINNING AT APOINT IN THE PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: 238 ELLIS AVENUE EASTERLY LINE OF KENT STREET, 60’ FIND IT. TAXES $3,137.31;$, ;TOTAL AS OF 5/21/09 IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 WIDE, THEREIN DISTANT 225.00’ AS $3$3,137.31137 31 LOT: 3BLOCK: 148 MEASURED SOUTHERLY ALONG THE Afull legal description can be found in the DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 100’ X25’ SAME FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH office of the Register of Essex County NEAREST CROSS STREET: SITUATED THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF BRENNER ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ON THE EASTERLY SIDE OF ELLIS AVE- STREET, AND FROM SAID POINT OF BE- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT NUE, 145.55 FEET FROM THE NORTHER- GINNING, THENCE RUNNING: THE TIME OF SALE. LY SIDE OF 20TH AVENUE. PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens TAXES OPEN +PENALTY $$16.99; WATER AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE or other charges, and any such taxes, charg- OPEN +PENALTY $664.90; TOTAL AS OF DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- es, liens, insurance premiums or other ad- MAY 20, 2009 $681.89 ES,, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS vances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All Afull legal description can be found in the go forit MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- interested parties are to conduct and rely office of the Register of Essex County. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST upon their own independent investigation to ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT Get the job youdeservewith alittle help SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY terest remain of record and/or have priority THE TIME OF SALE. from the classifieds.Every week, our FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE current amount due thereon. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE Employment Section brings youafresh NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- If the sale is set aside for any reason, the DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS varietyofavailable jobs from around DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER shall have no further recourse against the ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST the area. Pick up your copy and see PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’sMortgagor saattorney.ttorney. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Afull legal description can be found in the SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY what’sinitfor you. SURPLUS, IF ANY. office of the Register of Essex County. FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT The approximate amount of the Judgment to ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE be satisfied byy said sale is the sum of IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- $329$329,145.92,145 92 together with the costs of this THE TIME OF SALE. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- sale. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- the sale from time to time as provided by AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Law. DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Newark,,yN.J. July 8,,2009 ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- SURPLUS, IF ANY. FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST The approximate amount of the Judgment to ATTORNEY(S) FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE be satisfied by said sale is the sum of The Item 2654173 SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY $324,056.24, together with the costs of this Fee $84.24 FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT sale. July 30; August 6, 13, 2009 RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- sale from time to time as provided by Law. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Newark, N.J. June 25, 2009 ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., SHERIFF’S SALE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER ATTORNEY(S) SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09006384 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE The Item 2654430 CHANCERY DIVISION SURPLUS, IF ANY. Fee $115.56 ESSEX COUNTY The approximate amount of the Judgment to July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 DOCKET NO.F575508 be satisfied by said sale is the sum of BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR $17,950.00, together with the costs of this THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWABS, sale. Great savings every dayfromyour favoriteretailers FIND IT. INC. ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the SERIES 2006-3 Plaintiff sale from time to time as provided by Law. -vs- Newark, N.J. June 25, 2009 LAWRENCE O. ADENTUJI, MBS SHAPIRO &PEREZ, LAWRENCE O. ADENTUJI; ET ALS ATTORNEY(S) Defendants ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises The Item 2654379 By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Fee $126.96 tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 What areyou by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on ARMANDO B. FONTOURA Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF (Prevailing Time) SHERIFF’S SALE Commonly known as: looking for? SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09006146 45-47 HEDDEN TERRACE, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY NEWARK, NJ 07108 CHANCERY DIVISION LOT: 77 BLOCK: 3026 ESSEX COUNTY DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 50’ X115’ IRREG- DOCKET NO.F399008 ULAR MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- NEAREST CROSS STREET: CLINTON TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR AVE TAYLOR, BEAN &WHITAKER MORTGAGE PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID CORP. Plaintiff TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS, -vs- AS OF 9/23/2008 TAXES ARE PAID GILBERTO LEMOS ALVEW, ET ALS. JOBS THROUGH 3RD QUARTER 2008. 4TH Defendants QUARTER 2008 TAXES WAS NOT AVAIL- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ABLE AT THAT TIME. AMOUNT DUE AS By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- OF 10/31/2008 FOR UNPAID LIEN CERTIF- tion,o,to me dedirected,ced, Ishall epexposeose for sale ICATE #s 960546 &971371 AND by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, WATER/SEWER CHARGES IS THE AG- Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on GREGATE SUM OF $20,646.91. SUBJECT Tuesday, August 25, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. TO MORTGAGE BOOK 989, PAGE 553 IN (Prevailing Time) THE AMOUNT OF $69,000.00; MORTGAGE CommonlyCo oyknownoaas:s TRANSPORTATION BOOK 9710, PAGE 935 IN THE AMOUNT 573 HUNTERDON ST OF $43,000 AND MORTGAGE BOOK 9836, NEWARK, NJ 07108 PAGE 692 IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000. LOT: 20 BLOCK: 2660 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE CO. WILL DIMENSIONS: 25’ X100’ INSURE WITHOUT EXCEPTION OR ISSUE NEAREST CROSS STREET: AVON LETTER OF INDEMNIFICATION AS TO STREET BEGINNING AT APOINT IN THE SAID PRIOR MORTGAGES. WESTERLY LINE OF HUNTERDON Afull legal description can be found in the STREET THEREIN DISTANT 307.47 FEET SERVICES office of the Register of Essex County. SOUTHERLY FROM THE INTERSECTION ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE FORMED BY THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT AVON AVENUE WITH THE WESTERLY THE TIME OF SALE. LINE OF HUNTERDON STREET AND RUN- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE NING, THENCE: AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- WATER OPEN +PENALTY $2,864.47;$,86 ; TO- ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS TAL AS OF MAY 2121, 2009 $2$2,864.47864 47 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- Afull legal description can be found in the REAL ESTATE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST office of the Register of Essex County. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT THE TIME OF SALE. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- ES,S, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS BUY &SELL PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY The approximate amount of the Judgment to FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT be satisfied by said sale is the sum of RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE $351,741.05, together with the costs of this NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- sale. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- ANNOUNCEMENTS sale from time to time as provided by Law. PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Newark, N.J. June 24, 2009 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE NORGAARD LLC SURPLUS, IF ANY. ATTORNEY(S) The approximate amount of the Judgment to ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff be satisfied by said sale is the sum of The Item 2654350 $465$465,371.83,371 83 together with the costs of this Fee $139.96 sale. July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the sale from time to time as provided by Law. Newark,ea,JN.J. JuneJu e,24, 2009009 • • FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., • • • Thebest local ATTORNEY(S) ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff FIND IT. coverage available The Item 2654408 Fee $120.44 July 30; August 6, 13, 20, 2009 D4 Thursday, August 13, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

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For qual Call 973-472-8660 or 201-674-8305 childcare svcs, please contact: 201-944-4466 732-222-3369 Montclair-3br,8rms,DW,prch Deanna 973-768-0204 HOME: Handyperson PROF:Lessons Hwd flrs. $2200. No Fee. 973-865-5119 MONTCLAIR- 4Charming Rms, $1125. A1 Sheetrocking, Spackling H/HW Incl. 1BR, LR, Den, Lrg Kit, Wd Flrs, paint, carpentry,home repair 973-207-5942 PIANO/GUITAR 1Prkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 TRANSPORTATION Lessons at your own pace! ARE YOU TIRED Of Unreliable Contractors? MONTCLAIR- 7Charming Rms, $1995. 15 Yrs Exp. Carpentry, Paint, Sheetrock, Beginner-Intermediate-child. HT/HW Incl. LR, Fpl, 3BR, DR, New Kit, AUTOMOBILE Bthrms, Kitchens, Repairs, Remodeling & M-F Ron Jr. 973-783-5745 Sun Porch. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 Installs~Fully Ins’d. Refs avail 201-923-1620 PROF:Tutoring MONTCLAIR -Bsmt studio. Nice area. Buy Police Impounds! $750/MO. Call 917-969-6478 99 Honda Civic! $500! HOME: Health Services 00 Toyota Camry $700! ATutor for Math, Science MONTCLAIR CENTER- 5Sunny Rms, $1350 97 VW Jetta $500! English, SAT. Get the grade you need! 2BR, LR, DR, EIK, Wood Floors, Prkg. ALERT HOME SERVICES Great Loc. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 Hondas, Chevys, Jeeps &More! For more IN HOME CARE FOR THE ILL &ELDERLY Princeton Grad, Rutgers Univ Prof. Pa - listings (800)426-9668 Ext 9483. Certified Home Health Aides -Lic, Bonded, tient &encouraging. All levels &ages. MONTCLAIR CENTER- Large Studio, $800. Insured Live-in/Hourly (973)763-6134 Refs avail. Cheaper than the big agen - HT/HW Incl. Bedroom Alcove, Kit’et, A/C, Chrysler 1980 New Yorker: cies &better! Josh 973-746-4452 41K miles, new belts, EXH, hoses. Im - Lndry. Gail Winston Broker 973.746.0770 maculate &A1Shape- 318 -Must Sell - HOME: Home Improvements TUTOR -SAT PREP MONTCLAIR CENTER- Lrg Sunny Studio, Moving. Reliable Transportation. Reading, Writing, Literature. NJ Certified $825. HT/HW Incl. Wd Flrs, AC, Lndry, Grt Montclair Area, Eves- 973-902-9468 Ernest Perrella HS, College Experience. 973-783-9842 Loc. Gail Winston Broker 973.746.0770 HONDA 2007 CIVIC EX Wilson Certified Reading Montclair- Charming 2RmStudio, $875. 24k mi. 4dr, auto, excellent cond, Since Orton-Gillingham Trained Special Ed/K-8 1BR, LR, Kit’et w/ Light Micro Cooking beige/tan int, 4-cyl, tow pkg. MUST SELL 1970 Teacher will Tutor Reading/Math Skills. Only, Prkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 ASAP. $15,500 973-707-7336 SERVICE Plus Algebra/Geometry/SAT Tutor [email protected] Call Bobbie, 973-979-2448. MONTCLAIR CTR- 4½ Rm Duplex, $1500. REPAIRS •REBUILT•CLEANING HT/HW Incl. Can Be 2BR. LR w/ Fplc, 2 MERCEDES 1998 C280 CLIFTON -MONTCLAIR -BLOOMFIELD Baths. Gail Winston Broker 973.746.0770 118k mis, blk/tan int, looks &runs great, loaded! Asking $3700. 973-444-8699 NUTLEY CELL 973-900-4430 Montclair -Downtown, 2BR FIND IT. $1400. ~Spotless, 5rms, hwd flr/new Police Impounds For Sale! ACCOMPLISHED, INC. crpt, EIK, DW, W/D, sun-prch, clg fans, 00 Toyota Camry $700! CHIMENYS, ROOFING &GUTTERS new blinds, no pets/smkg. Steps to 98 Honda Accord $850! 10% Off New Customers. 1-800-578-3989 mass transit. Call Nancy @862-210-0856 More cars from $500! For listings (800)426-9668 Ext 9479. BJ Construction201.404.9557 MONTCLAIR Bsmnts, Attics,Flrs, Bths,Tile, Renovation Misc. Apts. Avail Starting @$875/Mo- Volkswagon 2004 GTI Blk ext. Blk int. 1.8T Some Incl Utils &Prkg, Bsmt. Laundry & 83,750 mi. Brand new tires and clutch. DECKS, KITCHENS, BATHS, affordable Walk to Transp &Shops. 973-783-9364 Perfect care. $8,445/obo (201)723-5896 Thousands of homes, Basemnts,Windows,Tile,Sheetrock,much Montclair: Std $750 1Br $800 Volvo 2000 S40 more. On the Mark Home Repairs, LLC. sports Call Mark, 973-464-5301. 2BR hse $1000, 3BR$1350.Belleville: 1Br 109k mi. 4dr, sedan, auto trans, good $750, 2Br $800 3Br $1100. Nutley:1br $750; ONE ADDRESS cond’n, Red extr, Grey intr, 4-cylinder, FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN 2br $1000. Blmfld: Std $650, 2Br $950. RWD, A/C, ABS, cruise, htd seats, airbags, equipment Fee rentalstoreusa.com 973-509-7368 pwr locks,mirrors, wndws, &steering, r Refinish, Repair, Restoration, Re- uphol- wndw defrost, traction ctrl $3,000 stering, Cane,Rush, etc. Call Steve Izzo (973)744-6014 [email protected] Montclair: Sunny, spac 1BR 973-226-5737. furniturerestoring. com GARDEN APTS. H/HW, Hwd flrs, Full Kit NORTH HOME IMPROVEMENTS some w/DW &Bth, Prkg. $1400/mo Carpentry, painting, decks powerwash, No Fee! Avail immed. Call 973-746-0193 Thebest local No job too small. Marc 973-857-0029 .com• • Montclair: The Montclarion JERSEYHOMES• • • Sam the furniture finisher NO FEE! Walk to Montclair Center, Train coverage available Furniture touch up &repairs, done in FIND IT. &NYC Bus. 2BR, Ground Flr, w/w Carp, your home. Chairs reglued Complete re - $1299/Mo 1BRStarting at $999. D/W, storation 25 yrs Exp! (973)839-6698 A/C, Storage, Parking. CALL 973-783-6151 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 13, 2009 D5 FORRENT:Apartments COMMERCIAL: ForRent ESTATESALES NUTLEY: 33 Florence St. Sat/Sun 8/15 &16, 10-5. Hsehold items, MONTCLAIR- Unique 6RmDuplex. $2450 tools, exercise equip. Too much to list! MONTCLAIR- GARAGE FOR APRIL’S ESTATE SALES HT/HW Incl. 2BR, 1½ Bath, Fpl, Balcony RENT- Secure loc. 13x40. hi ceils, for cars NJ3176 Prkg. Gail Winston Broker 973.746.0770 or storage. $275/mo. Keith 973-207-1221 ESTATE/TAG SALE SERVICE 908-283-1396 MONTCLAIR (UPPER) MONTCLAIR PARKING JOHNSON ESTATE SALES Upper Montclair: 15 Windsor Nifty 2BRApt Outdoor $50. Safe, Secure. Avail Now. Dedicated professionals. 201-259-0442 Pl. Sat 8/15, 9-4. Furn, Weber BBQ, new In heart of "The Village" Union Street &S.Willow 973-994-7373 trend jewelry,clothing, small HH items, Ideal city communte "RED BARN" ESTATE SALE linens, small electronics &much more! all new, plus central air MONTCLAIR PINE STREET Tag/ Removal Srvc. Marie, 201-481-5428 Parking $1750/mo plus utils NJ3488 Derek Moore: 973-783-9360 Med. bldg 2049SF. New offc ready for occ Med &other uses. Phil Rizzuto Lic R.E. FIREWOOD VERONA 50 Woodland Ave MONTCLAIR -Upscale 2BR +study. Broker. 973-470-2551 or 201-341-3784 Fri 8/14, Sat 8/15;10-4. Complete Con - Near Train Station, $2100. 917-969-6478 FIREWOOD FOR SALE!! tents of Home. LR,DR,BR,Den,Deck,office NEWARK FOREST HILL SECT -1BR, COMMERCIAL: Off./StoreRent SOLID OAK &ASH SEASONED NJ3181 $750 inclds all. Century 21 Gemini Delivered, Dumped or Stacked. Stephanie 973-464-6697 MILLBURN Office sublet within congenial Due to the economy there will be short - Upper Montclair: 3Sunny Rms $975 All law office. Large furn’d pvt, secretarial, age of great quality seasoned oak &ash GENERAL MERCHANDISE Utl Inc. 1BR, LR, Lg Kit w/Micro, ck’g Pkg. conference rm, copier, fax, scanner, kit, firewood. !ORDER EARLY! Great Loc. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 pkg, rent neg. Mark 973-921-0080 Call Jimmy James @973-379-8988 Hot Tub 09- UPPER MONTCLAIR: 5Charming Rms. MONTCLAIR: Approx. 750 SF. 6person, 33 chrome jets, 3pumps, $1600. 2BR, LR, DR, Sun Porch. Wood 3counceling rms, waiting area, kitchen - FURNITURE ozone, waterfall, aromatherapy, fiber Flrs, Prkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 ette, bth. For rent in Park St. elev. bldg, optics, never used, cost $8,500, sell lots of prkg, reas. rent. 201-300-4744 CHERRY BEDROOM SET. $3850. Call 732-718-3344. FORRENT:Homes Solid Wood, never used, brand new in Montclair Area -Newly Renv factory boxes. English Dovetail. Original Refrigerator Freezer Stove 4BRHUD HOME! Therapist Offc w/fplc, waiting rm &priv cost $4500. Sell for $749. Can Deliver. Wshr/Dryr $125. 201.368.2261/973.481.3337 pkg. Bloomfield Ave in Verona. Avail 201-780-8911 Only $317/Mo! 5% Down 30 Years @8% Thursdays. Diana 973-746-6861 TREADMILL Landice 8700 Apr! For Listings 800-385-4006 Ext. R137 Career DR SET- 9pc Oak traditional, Programmable, excl cond, hardly used, Montclair- Lower Level Work lighted brkfront,buffet,$375.973-857.2728 $250. Call 973-699-3358 SHORT HILLS $4895/mo Spaces $200 &Up. Call 973-783-9364 European charm in Old Short Hills. Private lot surrounded by trees. 3BRs, 3 LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET Montclair Misc 2nd Flr Office in original plastic. never used, Original MERCHANDISE WANTED baths, short distance to train. Available Space Avail. Call 973-783-9364 For Info. immediately. Min 1-year lease. price $3000, sacrifice $975 Can deliver. Opportunities COLDWELL BANKER MONTCLAIR- Office suite Call. Bill 201-255-6259 111AA ANTIQUES WANTED CASH PAID RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE ideal for Psychologist, counselor etc. Love Seats (2) Thomasville wanted: paintings, coins, military, toys, 973-376-5200 Approx. 300SF. inclds fireplace. pens, tiffany, furn, knives, sterling silver, cream <. blue floral print, 56"x36" ea. mason jars, fishing stuff, 973-208-1261 VERONA- 8RmHouse, $1900. Utils Incl. corner Claremont &Valley. Avl immed. Brand New. $750.(both)obo. 201-970-5401 3BR, LR, 2Bths, Den, Sun Porch, Lndry, $750/mo Call 973-783-5745 All Civil War/Old Military 973-777-2125 2Prkg. Gail Winston Broker 973.746.0770 SOFA &club chair: Crate & sword-antique guns-helmet bayonet etc Thepublishersofthe award-winning West Caldwell: 600 sf Office Barrell, IKEA club chair w/ottoman & incl. all utils &prkg. $900. 973-228-1933 LaZy Boy sofa. Best offers 862-668-8010 IBuy OLD Jewelry/Costume- FORRENT:Rooms Precious, Antiques. Barbara 973-284-0332 newspapersThe Record and Herald COMMERCIAL: Bus. Opportunity CEDAR GROVE 1Furn’d Rm GARAGE SALES News,communitynewspapers, Ideal for Single Student or Prof. Female OLD THINGS WANTED pref. No smkg or pets. Pvt entrance & ALL CASH VENDING! Montclair 10 Stanford Pl. Furn, Paintgs, Aniqs, China, Pottery, Etc. 1 bthrm. Pkg in Drvwy. $650 mo. incl lndry Do you earn up to $800/day? Your own Sat. 8/15 9-3. Kids grown--downsizing! Item or Entire Estate.Debbie, 973-618-0923. magazinesand specialtypublications &kit priv, C/A &utils. 973-857-0834. local candy route. Includes 25 Machines Clothes, shoes, handbags, electronics, and Candy. All for $9,995. furniture, toys &kids books, bikes MONTCLAIR: choice of Private Rms Call 1-800-460-4276. We Buy Guitars/Amps $$$ pd areseeking the best and the brightest. w/lite cooking. Lndry &prkg avl. kids/adults, garden tools, kitchen stuff, Keybds,drums-all music insts 973.256.1717 Priv/Share Bath. Nr all trans &stores. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Earn up boy’s hockey equip., more! Starting @$595. 973-994-7373 to $500 aday. (Part time) Exciting facts revealed in FREE report! Dry Tech, MONTCLAIR 26 BELL ST. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS THE GEORGIAN INN HOTEL Promo #CL26582, 8920 Quartz Ave, Fri 8/14, Sat 8/15;9:30-3. furn, electron - ROOMS &SUITES; Private Bath, Northridge, CA 91324, (800) 507-7222 ics, adult novelty t-shirts, DJ eqpt, hh items, video games, X-Box /PS, patio 20 new pianos at used prices Maid &Linen Service. Daily, Weekly, www.drytechsystems.com CALL 973-886-7414 Monthly Rates. 973-746-7156, 8:30-2:30 set, tools, toys, clothing, &much more. FORSALE: Homes NJ4218 RUMMAGE SALE BUY &SELL MONTCLAIR 296 GROVE ST BANK FORECLOSURE! Sat/Sun 8/15-16, 10-4p. Good quality Millburn 160 MILLBURN AVE To viewbothFull-time and 4BR, 3BATH ONLY $39,400! women’s casual clothing &costume Congr B’nai Israel, Thurs 8/13, 6p-9p, For Listings 800-385-4006 Ext h992 ANIMALS jewelry. 100s of books (mystery &sci-fi), Fri 8/14, 9a-3p, Sun 8/16, 9a-3p. power scooter chair. Cash only, no early birds! HUD HOMES! Part-time job opportunities, visit ADOPT APET -Save aLife! NJ4159 3BR 2BA $215/Mo! 5BR only $275/Mo! ADOPTION DAY SAT AUGUST 15TH 5% down, 15 years @8%apr! 11am-3pm at Animal Control Facility, For listings call 1-800-385-4006 Ext 5557. 311 Watchung Ave., W. Orange. MONTCLAIR aterrific (See our Pets: woawl.petfinder.org) 410 Washington Ave. www.jobsatnjmg.com Nutley: Beaut Park Loc! C/H Adoption also daily by appt. Sat 8/15; 9-4. garage sale Col. 4BR, 1½ BA, LR w/fpl, FDR, upgrd EIK, West Orange Animal League. NJ4488 Ofc, den, 3car gar, $590K. 973-284-1887 (973)736-8689 Volunteers Needed FORSALE: Out of State Have youcompleted the crossword puzzle? FIND IT. August NY Sale: 5acres on Lake $59,900 now $29,900. 20 acres Lakegorge $39,900 now $29,900. Lots of garage sales to cover this weekend? 5acres Cabin $39,900 now $29,900. Terms. www.LandFirstNY.com 1-888-683-2626 Move or Retire to Delaware Be the first and discover the value of manufactured housing. Gated community with homes from low 100’s. Brochure Available. to catch the bargains! Answertothis week’s SUDOKUpuzzle Answers to this week’s Crossword Toll- free 1-866-629-0770. LISA IBET SITAR www.coolbranch.com LOVEABLE CAT BRAS DORA OVARY URGENTLY NEEDS HOME! My name is Find them all at: NYS LAND &WATERFRONT JACK IEOAR LAKME AUCTION One Time Event- Over 25 Scarlet. Iamafour year old orange & northjerseyclassifieds.com/garagesales Properties! Call 800-229-7843 or visit white loveable neutered female feline. NATS NEWS Iaminoculated and FIV/FELV negative. PA IDTHECOSTAR www.LandandCamps.com for pictures. Iamvery affectionate and would love to Pulaski/ Salmon River Area- 11AC be your companion. Ineed to be an only Map out your route NOTICE ADO SEE w/Lake Old Scout Camp Property-15AC cat since Idonot like to share my Waterfront Tug Hill/ Salmon River Area- ELOI ARROW ISA humans. Please rescue me from the AIM ARREARS ETS 5AC (5 lots) Oneida Lake Area- 7-9AC cage Iamliving in. Call 732-233-1977 Tracts (6 lots) Independent River/ Otter LTS NOONS ISLE Creek Horse Trails- 16AC on River! Save time Snowmobile- Tug Hill Trails- 5-8AC (13 BUILDING MATERIALS SEM TOM MATTES lots) Bidders must pre-register Call to SAYITA INTSOAR register and receive terms &conditions Metal Roofing &Siding Save gas ITSO MESA 800-229-7843 Buy Direct, We Manufacture &cut to NAHUM MAANDPAAR Palm Beach Living your length, also alarge supplier of Pole ARENA ALTO UNDO at active adult community with tennis, Building material 1-800-373-3703 www.abmartin.net NERTS PLOW POET pools, activities, close to beaches and 081209 081209 more! Rentals from $775/mo. Pre-owned sales from $2,500. 561-723-0029. 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