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By Harry Trumbore were still caulking and capping arrested of The Item more than 100 windows at the school this week, Alfieri said all Public school principals are of the new classrooms should be By Harry Trumbore confident students arriving for ready Sept. 7. of The Item the first day of school on Sept. 7, A total of nine projects have the day after Labor Day, will be been carried out at the school, in- A township couple who ran a able to use all of the new class- cluding building an addition that real estate and immigration prac- rooms being built as part of the houses six new classrooms and tice in Linden were arrested Aug. districtwide construction project. the school’s new band/chorus 12 and charged with stealing Local school administrators room. The library also has been more than $230,000 they were throughout the summer held expanded by 30 percent. holding in trust for several their breath over whether the “It’s a big change from what clients. classrooms would be completed, we had,” Alfieri said. “I think we According to township and as recently as their Aug. 17 have a facility to meet the needs police, Lester Czapelski, 39, meeting, Board of Education of our kids for the next decade.” and his wife, Marcia, 39, were members debated approval of a Hartshorn principal Ronald arrested at their Whitney Road number of construction change Castaldo said work at his school home. The arrests were made orders and the progress of the is 90 to 95 percent done. The by representatives of the Union construction. front doors were being replaced County Sheriff’s office, accom- Michael Cahill is the principal this week and the new four-room panied by township police. of Millburn Middle School, addition needs to be inspected. In a statement released Aug. which is the primary focus of a The entire school has new light- 23, Union County Prosecutor board-sponsored citizen’s study efficient and heat-effective win- Theodore J. Romankow said the of future space needs. For this dows. couple is charged with second year at least, the principal be- “The contractor met with me degree theft by failure to make lieves he has the space crunch every day,” Castaldo said. required disposition and second handled. “Nobody gets nervous when you degree misapplication of en- The incoming sixth grade tops know what’s going on.” trusted property. 400 pupils, Cahill said, and has Ted Lindenberg, principal of “What we are alleging, essen- necessitated hiring an additional South Mountain School, said 90 tially, is that the defendants team of five teachers. percent of work to renovate and took money given to them to “We’re using every available add four classrooms to the empty hold to purchase a condomini- space,” he said. “There is no sur- lower portion of the school was um in Roselle Park and a pri- viving space.” carried out by the end of June. vate home in Linden and then The middle school has re- “This will be my first opening withdrew money from these claimed three classrooms in the day at South Mountain, but I trust funds and wrote checks for space formerly using by the inte- have the same enthusiasm as themselves instead,” Ro- grated pre-school program, every opening day before,” said mankow said. which has been moved to South Lindenberg, who first came to Executive Union County Mountain School. An additional South Mountain in February on Prosecutor Robert O’Leary the room has been carved out of the an interim basis, then was named couple is due back in court library area. permanent principal in the Sept. 3 for arraignment. The planned replacement of spring. According to reports, the lockers has been put on hold in Glenwood principal Ross Czapelskis’ legal practice in order to have hallways clean and Kasun said construction work Linden was searched and com- unobstructed when students has come down to the wire and puter files, bank records and begin school, the principal said. workers are only now beginning trust account records were Banks of lockers will be replaced to move some of their heavy seized in December by the Spe- John Montalvo/staff photographer during school breaks and vaca- equipment away. Kasun is wait- cial Prosecutions Unit of the FINISHING TOUCHES—George Dixon, principal of Wyoming School, center, surveys work tions. ing for inspectors to approve the Prosecutor’s Office. being done to the new front entrance of the school, a four-classroom annex. Dixon and other Responses to the new four- four-classroom addition so An attempt by The Item to public school principals will welcome students back to school Sept. 7. classroom annex in front of teachers can move in next week. contact the Czapelskis at their Wyoming School have been pos- “All the furniture is here in the office this week was unsuccess- itive, said Wyoming principal hallways,” he said. ful. George Dixon. The annex gives Kasun said he hired two new Both Lester and Marcia Cza- the school two new fifth grade teachers this year and made the pelski have been temporarily Frankel joins hunger strike classrooms, a first grade class- point that two years ago, he had suspended from the practice of room and a vocal music room. to hire 13 new teachers before law by the Supreme Court of mere Terrace joined about 70 Sudan every hour. There have been 16 different the start of school. By Patricia Harris New Jersey and have been sus- of The Item other students around the coun- The strike called for interna- classroom reassignments for the The new addition will house a pended by the Board of Immi- try who signed up for the strike, tional intervention in the ethnic new year, Dixon said. music room, one second grade gration, according to the U.S. With his participation in a which took place the weekend of conflict occurring in Darfur, a “Teachers are chomping at the class and two fifth grade classes. Department of Justice Execu- recent hunger strike, a college Aug. 6 through 8. He gathered region about the size of Texas. In bit to get in and set up their class- However, Kasun said, two fifth tive Office for Immigration student from the township is with a group of friends in a recent months, according to rooms,” he added. “We’re ready, grade classes still will be housed Review. seeking to do his part to protest house at his college, Middlebury strike organizers, Darfur has but we wish we had more time to in trailers beside the school. “If convicted of the most seri- the genocide and slavery occur- College in Middlebury, Vt. The been the site of brutal killing, as get ready.” Keith Neigel, principal of ous charges, they both face sen- ring in the North African country strike lasted for 42 hours, which government-supported Arab At Deerfield School, principal Millburn High School, said some tences of five to 10 years,” of Sudan. organizers said symbolizes the John Alfieri said work is 90 per- O’Leary said. Jonathan Frankel of Winder- 42 people who are dying in the Continued on Page B8 cent complete. Although workers Continued on Page B8 Art advisers take full inventory of township’s collection

hensive inventory of the town- ferent lists of the township’s Pieces ship’s collection. holdings, although none were A copy of the finished product complete. In addition, she said, continue will be kept in the township new technologies have made it clerk’s office, and the inventory possible to import color images to come in will be put on computer and up- into text documents, and thereby dated as needed. The township’s provide a concise record for each Art Advisory Committee, a group piece. By Patricia Harris of The Item of approximately eight volun- Kalman Oravetz, a longtime teers, will keep another copy. member of the Art Advisory Com- For two local students intern- Samantha started with a list of mittee who now serves as an ad- ing at Town Hall this summer, pieces and visited Town Hall, the viser, said the project is necessary finding all the pieces of artwork Bauer Community Center in for insurance, as well as display, the township owns has proven to Taylor Park, the Millburn Free purposes. be something of a treasure hunt. Public Library and the police and “We want to know what we Samantha Graebner, a Millburn fire departments to find them. The have and where,” he said, “with an High School senior with an inter- township also has set aside a spe- eye to moving the pieces around.” est in art, has been cataloguing cial room in the basement of The township’s art collection the approximately 100 pieces of Town Hall and equipped it with was begun in the late 1980s, when artwork the township has col- storage racks and a dehumidifier the township solicited donations lected over the years. Working to protect the artwork housed on the theme of “America the with fellow intern Natalia there. Beautiful,” Oravetz said. About 30 Wojcik, she visited various sites “We were able to find almost pieces were collected at that time, around town to take digital pho- every piece,” Samantha reported, and the collection has grown tographs of the artwork. Each noting she has spent about 30 through the years. John Montalvo/staff photographer photo will be augmented with hours on the project. The collection includes paint- ART FOR ART’S SAKE—Diana Hoffman, chairman of the Art Advisory Committee, left, joins information—such as the Diana Hoffman, chairman of ings, sculptures, photographs and Samantha Graebner at Town Hall beneath two of the pieces in the township’s art collection. artist’s biography, medium and the Art Advisory Committee, maps, he said, and donations are Samantha, a senior at Millburn High School, has been photographing and cataloguing the ap- frame size—to make a compre- said the group had several dif- still welcome. proximately 100 pieces in the collection.

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Firefighters respond to accident, Three-car crash adds to motorists’ woes extricate drivers from vehicles By Harry Trumbore accident victims was life threat- of The Item By Harry Trumbore of The Item ening. A three-car accident the after- Firefighters used power tools noon of Aug. 19 created addi- A two-vehicle accident on to cut open the vehicle and tional traffic congestion down- Route 24 Aug.18 drew town- safely extricate the three people town as motorists already were ship firefighters to the scene at and helped prepare them for contending with repaving work 12:30 p.m. transport to a local hospital. and detours on Millburn Avenue. When they arrived, they After a two-vehicle accident Police said the incident oc- found three passengers trapped on Old Short Hills Road Satur- curred at 1:56 p.m. on Essex in one of the vehicles. Accord- day at 6:30 p.m., firefighters Street just past the intersection ing to reports, an ambulance disconnected the batteries of with Main Street. Township resi- driver passing the scene the two cars and spread ab- dent Steven Shapiro, 42, report- stopped and helped determine sorbent on the road to soak up edly stopped for a vehicle that that none of the injuries to the spilled fluids. was turning into a parking lot when his SUV was struck from behind by a car driven by George B. Policastro, 57, of West Orange. Although Policastro told police he was stopped behind Shapiro when a car driven by Stephanie Desousa, 20, of Union collided with the back of his car, one witness told police Policas- tro’s car had already collided with Harry Trumbore/staff photographer Shapiro’s car before it was rear- FENDER BENDER—The drivers of two cars involved in an accident on Essex Street Aug. 19 ended by Desousa’s vehicle. survey the damage as traffic snakes around them. Besides the accident, repaving work on Policastro complained of ab- Millburn Avenue made it slow going for motorists driving through the downtown area. dominal pain and Desousa report- edly suffered a minor injury to her they see people.” to turn left at the exit for Broad served a plastic bag containing arm. Both drivers were treated at Eakley urged residents who see Street and veered from the right what appeared to be the drug the scene by members of the Mill- the dogs to report them right away. lane into the left lane, colliding sticking out of the driver’s pants 973-676-8888 burn-Short Hills Volunteer First Sometime between 9 p.m. on with a car driven by Stanley pocket. Aid Squad. Aug. 17 and 11 a.m. the following White, 34, of West Orange, When the driver, 18-year-old Policastro and Desousa’s cars day, a person or perons broke into police said. Michael Collins of Maplewood, were towed from the scene, and the JJ Restaurant on Millburn No one was injured. However, and two juvenile passengers, one police cited Desousa for careless Avenue, police said. According to White’s car had to be towed from 16 and the other 17, exited the driving. reports, an employee arriving for the scene and the teen was car, police reportedly found ad- Attempts to corral two stray work discovered the front door charged with careless driving. ditional bags containing marijua- dogs that have killed deer and cats forced open. Approximately $400 A police officer investigating a na along with pipes used to E31586-01 in residential neighborhoods have was reported missing from an car parked on Brookside Drive smoke the drugs. proven fruitless, township police area near the cash register. after the 10 p.m. curfew on Aug. Collins and one of the juve- said this week. 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By Patricia Harris and computers. of The Item They told the Committee they hope to collect more than 10,000 About 5,000 books are sitting articles by the end of the year, in the basement of Sundaresh and they have commitments Mahendra of Long Hill Drive, a from some local schools and li- senior at Millburn High School, braries, including the one in awaiting shipment to needy chil- Summit. dren in Nigeria and parts of Asia. The organization is working Sundaresh is the founder and with Teachers Without Borders president of a non-profit organi- in Nigeria. The English-speaking zation that is collecting educa- country has a government-spon- tional resources for students in sored school system that is eager Third World countries. to accept the books. Last week, he came before In addition, the organization is the Township Committee to working with the Girl Scouts of publicize his cause, accompa- Massachusetts, a group of about nied by three friends, Saad 20,000 scouts who will collect Rasheed, Alex Poh and Adam resources. The organization has a Balter. West Coast branch started by The boys are involved with a former MHS student Erik Lin- national project called Susastera Greenberg, who is living in Las (pronounced “sue-saas-tera”), Vegas. which Sundaresh said means lit- Town officials expressed en- erature in Malaysian. thusiasm for the project and of- The project, started by Mill- fered set up boxes for collection burn High School students, in- in Town Hall and the Millburn volves about 20 members. Free Public Library. Patricia Harris/staff photographer The students gave a presenta- The organization’s e-mail ad- MAKING PRESENTATION—Millburn High School students, cational resources, including books and computers, at Town tion on their organization and dress is [email protected] from left, Adam Balter, Alex Poh, Sundaresh Mahendra and Hall and the Millburn Free Public Library for distribution to asked Committee members for and Sundaresh can be reached at Saad Rasheed, tell the Township Committee about their non- children in Nigeria and parts of Asia. For more information, assistance in collecting books (973) 379-2889. profit organization, Susastera. The project is collecting edu- call (973) 379-2889. Committee members support balanced budget amendment

Suzann McKiernan Anderson to *Authorize raffle licenses for By Patricia Harris of The Item prepare the township’s grant ap- Paper Mill Playhouse, Cancer plication for Safe Streets to Care, Susan G. Komen Breast Members of the Township Schools Cancer Foundation, Inc., Opera- Committee are urging the New *Reject bids and readvertise tion Smile, Opportunity Project Jersey Legislature to strengthen for improvement work to be and Gill St. Bernard’s Parent As- the balanced budget provision of done in Taylor Park sociation. the state constitution. At last week’s meeting, the Committee passed a consent res- olution supporting a move to put Get Fit At Home a referendum on the ballot in No- Staying in touch withJudaism is oneof thejoys ofbeing a vember regarding an amendment exercise at your own convenience to the state constitution. That member of B’naiJeshurun.Whateveryour age, lifestyleor amendment would prohibit the Jane religious background, you’ll shareasenseofbelonging... asyou state from using bonds to bal- Personal Trainer celebrate our wonderful heritage withpeople whoareas ance its budget, thereby closing Livingston - Short Hills any potential loopholes. So. Orange Area warm and upbeat asyou are. The Committee did not pub- 973-912-9348 • 201-207-6743 licly discuss the resolution, al- [email protected] It startswith our newseniorrabbi,LaurenceGroffman –– though it is in line with opinions a marvelous teacherwho will welcome youwith open arms. Committee members have previ- Specializing in Teens & Youths ously expressed regarding the Meet our other dynamic clergy, who will make youfeel state’s borrowing practices. They rightathome. Explorethe beautiful facilities –– from our have been critical of the issuance magnificent sanctuary to our outdoorchapel and biblical of bonds to balance the budget. Mayor Thomas C. McDermott garden.Learn aboutour highly regarded Early Childhood said this week support for the Center and Religious School –– theonly one in thearea led constitutional amendment was endorsed by the League of Mu- by a rabbi.Discover the wide rangeof educational, cultural nicipalities and is supported by and socialprograms to satisfy every interest. many other municipalities throughout the state. Then experienceour inspiring services... be movedbythe “It’s in keeping with our phi- losophy,” he said. “We want the superb music... glowinthe warmth and serenity ofitall. state to follow the same fiscal And see how the great tradition ofJudaism is thriving at conservatism we do.” E34724-01 B’naiJeshurun.Weencourage you to be partofit... now. The resolution passed last week notes the state will issue Formore information, please call SimonJaffe, Executive $2.7 billion in contract bonds to       support a 17 percent spending in- Director, at (973) 379-1555 or e-mail him at [email protected]. crease in this year’s state budget. The move will cost taxpayers bil-         lions of dollars more to retire the               debt over the next 20 to 40 years,           it continues.              Other consent resolutions !       passed by the Committee last week: "    #       *Authorize application to the         $  New Jersey Department of  $     %  #  &    Transportation (DOT) for Safe           !   Streets to Schools grant money         !  *Award a professional con- tract in the amount of $5,000 to &   

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Paean to summer Maybe it’s because we’re in the news business, and notices of upcoming events—charity walks, fundrais- ers, municipal and school board meetings—cross our desk well in advance of the actual event. Maybe it’s be- cause the evenings have turned crispy and cool. In any event, we’re keenly aware that summer has ended—with a thud. Those long, luxurious days we look forward to all year are over. We’re left with a moderate tan, a heap of cotton clothes for the dry cleaner and a batch of coupons for back-to-school items. The summer got off to a good start, with sunny and pleasant days, but then quickly deteriorated into a series of gloomy, stormy or wet ones. It was hard to know from day to day if our outdoor plans—for a golf game, a swim or a barbecue—would come to pass. Nevertheless, in looking back, we’d prefer to see the glass as half full. We did get to the beach for some spectacular afternoons with crystalline skies and radi- ant sunshine. We drank in scenes of parents playing with children, kids riding the surf and babies sleeping. We ate our fill of blueberries, raspberries, blackber- ries and peaches, not to mention corn and tomatoes that started early and were consistently good. We expressed our amazement at the good growing season and rooted for the farmers. We shoved our noses into bouquets of basil and made mounds of pesto sauce to preserve the essence. And, of course, we hit the links. Although the game never quite came together, we admired the lush green fairways and delighted in shots that flew as we intend- ed and netted us a par or, on rare occasions, a birdie. With one week to go, we’re closing the book on summer, putting away the sundresses and sandals and preparing to take up the weighty matters of the fall. We’re left with a hankering for more summer time, but we know there’s a rhythm to the seasons. Letters to the editor We’ll anticipate the fair season’s speedy return. Coming events Topics of concern to readers Friday, Aug. 27 the corner of Essex and Main 8 a..m. to 2 p.m. Farmers streets. Deer management ing of deer for many reasons. We Public Record Act, taxpayers tive form of deer management. Market. Municipal parking lot at Saturday, Sept. 18 Editor, The Item: believe this has been proved paid $150 per deer in the first Its only purpose is to provide the corner of Essex and Main 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. American Millburn’s deer management when, after three years of killing year, $190 in the second and new grounds for recreational streets. Red Cross blood drive. Millburn committee is considering a new and the elimination of approxi- $225 in the third year, including hunts—exactly what the state’s Tuesday, Aug. 31 Free Public Library. tactic to “control” the deer pop- mately 320 deer, the April 2004 the $300 “field charge.” Each Division of Fish & Wildlife 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Tuesday, Sept. 21 ulation. It advocates that Essex HotShot found 180 deer. year, there were double digit in- planned. Hunting has many meeting. Education Center. 8 p.m. Township Committee County open South Mountain HALT said hunting causes flated costs. drawbacks, safety being the most Wednesday, Sept. 1 meeting. Town Hall. Reservation to further killing. auto-deer collisions because the Now, by their newest strategy critical. A OPRA-requested state 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Wednesday, Sept. 22 This might take the form of con- animals seek refuge from the that might welcome recreational report revealed that in four ing. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- trolled or recreational hunts, hunters. Local newspapers re- hunters into the reservation, the months from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, Friday, Sept. 3 ing. Town Hall. bow hunts, trap and kill, and/or ported auto-deer collisions were Township Committee is admit- 2003, there were 1,400 arrests 8 a..m. to 2 p.m. Farmers Friday, Sept. 24 net and bolt. up 56 percent last year. Examina- ting it wasted $90,000 of taxpay- for hunter violations. Since there Market. Municipal parking lot at 8 a..m. to 2 p.m. Farmers Millburn’s first HotShot tion of the police accident re- er monies. are only nine officers to make ar- the corner of Essex and Main Market. Municipal parking lot at survey found 294 deer in the ports of the 27 auto-deer colli- Additional hunting in the rests in the Division of Fish & streets. the corner of Essex and Main township. HALT (Humane Alter- sions shows that four (or 15 per- reservation will continue to ac- Wildlife’s Bureau of Law En- Monday, Sept. 6 streets. natives) proposed a comprehen- cent) occurred during the shoot- celerate the births of deer by forcement, we can only imagine Labor Day. Monday, Sept. 27 sive program of non-lethal deer ing. Hunting causes auto-deer keeping deer young, with a vast how many violations occurred Tuesday, Sept. 7 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment management. HALT is the town- accidents that Millburn’s deer food supply, fertile and yielding beyond those apprehended. Township public schools hold meeting. Town Hall. ship’s non-profit organization to reduction program sought to multiple births. Hunting in the Millburn officials have yet to first day of classes for 2004-05 7:45 p.m. Board of Education educate about humane, progres- prevent. reservation will drive the refuge- require the county to correct the academic year. meeting. Education Center. sive and effective wildlife man- HALT claimed the Deer Man- seeking deer out. They will end diagnosed problems with the 8 p.m. Township Committee Monday, Oct. 4 agement. agement monies would be up on roads causing auto-deer Strieter Wildlife Road Reflec- meeting. Town Hall. 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment HALT contended slaughtering wasted. According to purchase collisions and on private proper- tors. The reflectors remain less Wednesday, Sept. 8 meeting. Town Hall. the deer would have no efficacy; orders supplied to us by the ty to consume landscaping. than optimally effective because 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Wednesday, Oct. 6 it promotes accelerated breed- townnship under the Open Watchung has had hunts for they are bent, missing and ob- Commissioners meeting. Gero 8 p.m. Board of Recreation nine years, the Great Swamp for Park Recreation Building. Commissioners meeting. Gero 30. Hunting is the most ineffec- Continued on Page A5 Thursday, Sept. 9 Park Recreation Building. Sprawl threatens 8 p.m. Historic Preservation 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- Commission meeting. Town ing. Town Hall. Where to write or phone Hall. Thursday, Oct. 7 Friday, Sept. 10 8 p.m. Historic Preservation water resources Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opin- 8 a..m. to 2 p.m. Farmers Commission meeting. Town ions to their representatives in the U.S. Congress, state Senate, Market. Municipal parking lot at Hall. voirs, and well water. state General Assembly or in Essex County government, can Monday, Oct. 11 By The New Jersey the corner of Essex and Main Conservation Foundation We have known for some time do so by sending letters or calling: streets. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public for The Item that runoff is the cause of over Monday, Sept. 13 Library Board of Trustees meet- half the water pollution nation- U.S. Senate 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- You’ve probably heard the wide. Nationally, agriculture Sen. Frank Lautenberg Sen. Jon Corzine meeting, Town Hall. burn Free Public Library. claim that sprawl will ultimately (fertilizers, etc.) is the leading 825A Hart Senate Office Building One Gateway Center, 11th floor 7:30 p.m. Millburn Free Public 7:45 p.m. Board of Education spell doom for clean drinking contributor to runoff, with Washington D.C. 20510 Newark, 07102 Library Board of Trustees meet- meeting. Hartshorn School. water, a resolve we generally sprawl as a close second, but in Telephone: (202) 224-3224 Telephone: (973) 645-3030 ing. Williamsburg Room, Mill- Tuesday, Oct. 12 take for granted in the Garden the urban and suburban regions Telephone: (973) 639-8700 Telephone: (202) 224-4744 burn Free Public Library. 8 p.m. Township Committee State. You may be one of the of New Jersey, sprawl is the Fax: (202) 228-4054 Fax: (973) 645-0502 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Town Hall. many New Jerseyans who is biggest culprit. meeting. Education Center. Monday, Oct. 18 alarmed by steady downtrends in Sprawl reduces the amount of House of Representatives Thursday, Sept. 16 7 p.m. Board of Adjustment our state’s drinking water quali- water available by redirecting Rep. Donald Payne Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen Township public schools meeting. Town Hall. ty. much of it away from groundwa- 50 Walnut St., Room 1016 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor closed, Rosh Hashana. Wednesday, Oct. 20 If you’re not yet concerned, ter and diverting it into gutters Newark, 07102 Morristown, 07960 Friday, Sept. 17 8 p.m. Planning Board meet- take a look at the latest paper re- and storm drains that empty di- Telephone: (973) 645-3213 Telephone: (973) 984-0711 Township public schools ing. Town Hall. leased by The Funders’ Network rectly into streams and rivers. Fax: (973) 645-5902 Fax: (973) 292-1569 closed, Rosh Hashana. Monday, Oct. 25 for Smart Growth and Livable That leaves less water to absorb 8 a..m. to 2 p.m. Farmers 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Communities. The paper, “Water the pollution coming from other N.J. Senate Market. Municipal parking lot at meeting. Education Center. and Smart Growth: The Impacts sources. Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr. of Sprawl on Aquatic Ecosys- Sprawl also hurts water quality 203 Elm Street tems,” does an excellent job of in other ways. Since sprawl de- Westfield, 07090 quickly summarizing the threat velopment patterns are depen- Telephone: (908) 232-3673 sprawl poses to water supplies dent on cars, much of the air pol- Fax: (908) 232-3345 (for drinking, swimming and lution from exhaust also settles everything else) and offers some into the water supplies. N.J. Assembly broad solutions. The paper offers two solutions Assemblyman Dr. Eric Muñoz Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick Sprawl impacts water in many to combat these harmful impacts. 57 Union Place 203 Elm Street ways. One of the most damaging The first is regional planning— Summit, 07901 Westfield, 07090 Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 ways is through non-point source identifying watersheds and keep- Telephone: (908) 918-0414 Telephone: (908) 232-3673 Member of New Jersey Press Association pollution or “runoff,” that in- ing them undeveloped, while fo- Fax: (908) 918-0275 Fax: (908) 232-3345 cludes any pollution that can’t be cusing growth in areas that are Kathleen M. Hivish, Vice President/Publisher traced back to a specific point of already developed. This is why Essex County Executive Eveline Speedie, Editor origin. That could be a pipe the Highlands preservation law Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. Nancy Connelly, Advertising Manager spewing a hazardous chemical just signed by Gov. James E. Mc- Hall of Records Michael S. Sheehan, Circulation Director into a river or the toxic soup of Greevey is so critical. 465 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard chemicals rainwater picks up as The second is to “retrofit” de- Newark, 07102 STEPHEN BORG ...... PRESIDENT it flows over roofs, driveways velopment at the neighborhood Telephone: (973) 621-4400 KERRY RUBIN ...... DIRECTOR,CLASSIFIED TELECENTER and chemically-treated lawns, on scale by designing communities Fax: (973) 621-6343 GLENN GARVIE ...... VICE PRESIDENT,PRODUCTION its way to the groundwater that that offer a broad array of trans- the Weekly Division of GEORGE MILLER...... VICE PRESIDENT,CIRCULATION feeds streams, lakes and reser- NANCY RUBENSTEIN ...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR Continued on Page A5 www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 26, 2004 Page A5 Local Red Cross chapter offers breakfast seminar

The Millburn-Short Hills canes, acts of terrorism, weapons Chapter of the American Red of mass destruction or other un- Cross will collaborate with the foreseen events. Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Small business retailers, local Commerce to host a breakfast private school and pre-school of- seminar Wednesday, Sept. 22, on ficials, members of downtown emergency preparedness. associations and disaster restora- The seminar is part of the Red tion services attended an Aug. 10 Cross campaign “Together We session given by the local chap- Prepare,” which highlights five ter of the Red Cross. The Sept. important steps to prepare for a 22 event will be directed toward disaster: make a plan, build a kit, corporations and multi-story of- get trained, volunteer and give fices. For more information, call blood. The five actions can offer the American Red Cross at (973) protection for house fires, hurri- 379-4198.

from runoff can be said to be the Sprawl ultimate result of billions of Continued from Page A4 mundane, individual decisions about how we live, so too the so- portation and housing choices, lution to the problem of sprawl and integrate work and shopping and its impact on water will ulti- Photo courtesy of Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society into the neighborhood, a concept mately rely on countless deci- SLOW MOVING VEHICLES—This 1901 photo of the house Denman was apparently also Mrs. Clifford Willis and the called “mixed use.” sions we all make in the coming at 54 Old Short Hills Road notes that it was built about card that accompanies the photo notes the photo was As we’ve learned from New years. 1886 and was “... given to me—Edith Bailey Denman—by copied “courtesy of Mrs. Willis and the Springfield Public Jersey’s smart-growth State Plan, You can check out the paper at my father, William Briant Denman, Oct. 1901.” Edith Bailey Library.” mixed use communities can save www.fundersnetwork.org. Call land, reduce reliance on cars, (888) 526-3728 or visit the New make housing more affordable Jersey Conservation Founda- and lower property taxes. tion’s Web site at www.njconser- Letters role in the project two years ago, cratic candidate for Township want to express my frustration It’s not too late to save New vation.org for more information Continued from Page A4 and who was responsible for this Committee in November’s elec- reading about this Downtown Jersey’s water resources. But about conserving New Jersey’s decision. She also was asked tions.) Millburn Development Alliance just as the pollution that comes land and natural resources. how recent decisions to get in- (DMDA) “Tempest in a Teapot” scured by weeds. Yet Millburn’s volved were made, and by Remembering Ray over and over again on the front officials profess to prioritize whom. Editor, The Item: page. It’s time to move on! public safety. Additionally, township resi- On behalf of the Board of Attorney Robert Frawley was HALT continues to educate dent Daniel Bauer said the chair- Trustees of the Millburn-Short hired by the township (that’s us, the residents and township offi- man of the Florham Park Plan- Hills Scholastic Boosters, I wish folks) to investigate any irregu- TLC Computer Services cials that non-lethal deer man- ning Board, which is overseeing to express our deep appreciation larities in the election procedures agement is the only effective, the project, told him no Town- and thanks to the family of Ray of the DMDA. It was done and We’ll take good care of you long-term, safe and inexpen- ship Committee member has Given who requested that, in lieu only “housekeeping flaws” were sive solution. Time and experi- ever contacted the board. of flowers, memorial donations found. Paul Gomperz, president ence have proved HALT correct How will the township get in- in Ray’s name be made to The of the DMDA, as well as other • Computer Troubleshooting and Problem Solving and credible. volved in future studies, since a Boosters. The Boosters provide members of the DMDA have recent four-town agreement may grants to assist deserving town- found the report to be well exe- • System Backups/Recovery • Purchasing Support/Advice Janet Piszar limit involvement from other ship students facing obstacles in cuted, very clear and helpful. • Upgrades, Installation and Configuration (Hardware and Software) HALT, Inc. member municipalities? completing their college finan- The procedures Frawley sug- 186 Main St. Without a clear decision- cial packages. gested will be followed to the • Design, installation, and configuration of wireless & wired networks making process and no substan- Our gratitude also goes to the letter by the DMDA by the end tive answers for these questions, many friends and admirers of of this year, so why is Mayor • Performance and Tune-up Specialists • Virus Detection and Removal (and Prevention) Accountability there is an apparent lack of ac- Ray Given who have made dona- Thomas McDermott calling yet • Training • Custom Services for traffic countability in protecting the in- tions. Thanks to their generosity, another meeting on Sept. 7 for Editor, The Item: terests of township residents. It is Ray’s dedication and service to comments from the business Discussions of the Exxon site time we start asking the tough the young people in our commu- community and anyone else project in Florham Park present questions and demand informed nity will continue through Boost- available to rehash a done deal? Call 1-877-WANT TLC (1-877-926-8852) an obvious situation of a severe decisions on issues that affect the ers’ grants. Surely not to make the front page lack of accountability by certain vitality and quality of life of John Ward again! So why? members of the Township Com- Millburn-Short Hills. President Barbara Van Vliet We Come To Your Work Or Home • Nights & Weekends Available mittee. While the article in the Nicholas F. Romano Millburn-Short Hills Scholastic 17 Woodland Road Email: [email protected] • Web: www.wanttlc.com

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COLLECTING CLOTHES FOR Bulletin Board OTHERS—Millburn High School Sunday Services senior Sarah Schwenke sorts clothes at Wyoming Presbyter- Christ Church ian Church with two of her 7:15, 8 and 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg friends, Kara Perkins, center, will preach and celebrate at the 8 a.m. service. The sidesman and Lindsay Ganter. Sarah led a will be Mary Marchisio. Schjonberg also will preach and offi- drive at the church this spring to ciate at the 9:30 a.m. service. The first lesson will be read by collect clothing for three area or- Linda Carchia, the second lesson will be read by Ann Klemme, ganizations assisting men and and the Prayers of the People will be read by Carl Klemme. women seeking employment Nursery care begins at 9:15 a.m. and runs through Coffee Hour. and young women in disadvan- taged areas who want to attend Community Congregational Church their proms. Several hundred ar- 10 a.m.: For morning worship in the air-conditioned Welch ticles of clothing were collected Chapel, the Rev. Johann J. Bosman will lead a family service and donated, and church mem- assisted by Chris Seelbach and members of the Adult Christian bers contributed funds to the or- Education Committee. Continuing the August Sermon Series ganizations. on Psalm 23, Bosman will explore contemporary interpreta- tions of the popular psalm. Childcare is provided, and all are welcome to attend. Photo courtesy of Ann Schwenke Covenant Presbyterian Church 10 a.m.: Continuing a series on Christian maturity, the Rev. Ken Shomo will preach the sermon, Strengthening Family Ties in the Church, based on Colossians 4:7-18. Nursery is provid- Sidney Schwartz Lois Alvida Fonda ed. Services for former township Jewish Appeal. He volunteered Services will be private for center founded by her late hus- First Baptist Church resident Sidney Schwartz were in the pharmacy department at former township resident Lois band, Dr. Gerald Emmett Fonda. 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Richard L. Hines will deliver the held Aug. 18 in Maplewood. Mr. St. Barnabas Medical Center, Alvida Patterson Fonda. Mrs. Mrs. Fonda is survived by four sermon, A Candid Confession, based on Romans 9:1-5. Schwartz, 87, died Aug. 16 in Livingston, and advised potential Fonda 81, died Sunday in Hospi- daughters, Kathleen McHugh of 7 p.m.: The service will be a continuation of discussion based Winchester Gardens, Maple- small business owners through care, Ithaca, N.Y. Freeville, N.Y., Christine on the document “Recovering Biblical Manhood and Woman- wood. SCORE, the Service Corps of A graduate of Russell Sage Eleanor of Concord, N.H., Sally hood: A Response to Evangelical Feminism.” He was a jewelry manufactur- Retired Executives, a national College School of Nursing, she Neuhauser of Groton, N.Y., and er with Tessler and Weiss in volunteer program. worked as a registered nurse at Nancy Hinkle of West Roxbury, Renaissance Church Union for many years before he Mr. Schwartz donated a por- Overlook Hospital, where she Mass.; a son, Michael Scott, of 9:30 a.m.: Services are held at the Millburn Middle School. retired. tion of his original collection of also taught nursing arts. Later, Astoria, N.Y.; and five grandchil- As part of a series, “The Best of Renaissance,” the Rev. Rich Earlier, he co-owned the Capi- paintings to Rutgers University she worked at Prudential Life In- dren. Teeters will deliver the sermon, Cheer Up—Lighting: The key tol Ring Co. and American Jew- and the Morris Museum. surance, Newark. In lieu of flowers, memorial to an attractive home! elers, both in Newark. Before Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he Mrs. Fonda was a volunteer at contributions may be made to Leading contemporary worship music is Steve Young. that, Mr. Schwartz worked at lived in Passaic, the township St. Barnabas Medical Center, Hospicare, 172 East King Road, Welsh Farms Dairy in Long and West Orange before moving Livingston, in the low vision Ithaca, N.Y., 14850. St. Rose of Lima Church Valley. to Maplewood two years ago. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. The He earned a bachelor’s degree Mr. Schwartz is survived by sacrament of reconciliation is offered Saturday from 4:30 to in agriculture from Rutgers Uni- two daughters, Carole Valera and 5:15 p.m., and Mass is offered at 5:30 p.m. versity in 1940. Judith Kassan; a son, Dr. Peter Mr. Schwartz was involved in L.; a sister, Miriam Levine; eight St. Stephen’s Church Jewish community affairs as a grandchildren and three great- In times of loss, you should 8 and 10 a.m.: A spoken service of Holy Eucharist with board member of the United grandchildren. homily will be held at 8 a.m., followed by a Holy Eucharist ser- worry about your family. vice at 10 a.m. Not their travel costs. Wyoming Presbyterian Church William Kissam Your Dignity Memorial® funeral provider knows how impor- 10 a.m.: The Rev. Ronald Johnson will lead worship and tant it is for families to be together in times of loss. That’s preach the sermon, Practice Hospitality. Scripture readings are Services for former township tary of the Root Beer and Check- Hebrews 13:1-8 and Luke 14:1, 7-14. Lauren Rausch, daughter resident William Kissam were ers Club, Fair Haven, and a long- why your local Dignity Memorial funeral provider offers the of Mark and Christine Rausch, will be baptized. The Summer held Aug. 19 in Rumson. Mr. time member and treasurer of the Bereavement Travel Program, which provides you and Choir will sing. Rehearsal for Summer Choir is held Sunday at Kissam, 90, died Aug. 15 in Lions Club, Red Bank. your loved ones with special travel savings that can often 9 a.m. in the sanctuary, and singers of all ages are invited to par- Jersey Shore University Medical Born in the township, Mr. be much lower than airlines’ bereavement rates. For a ticipate. Children are invited to worship with their families or Center, Neptune. 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Amy Flak marries Scott Syracuse on cruise Amy Flak, daughter of Ronald served as an usher. and Geraldine Flak of Orlando, The bride graduated from Fla., was married July 16 to Bishop Moore High School, Or- Scott Syracuse, son of Dr. lando, and earned a bachelor’s Donald and Audena Syracuse of degree in business management Summit, formerly of the town- from Seton Hall University in ship. 1997. A member of the Interna- The ceremony, officiated by tional Association of Business the Rev. Joseph A. D’Amico, Communicators, she is em- took place on RomanticaYacht, a ployed by Kroll in New York Hudson River cruise boat depart- City as manager of corporate ing from Weehawken. communications. The maid of honor was Melis- The bridegroom graduated sa Flak of Brookline, Mass., from Millburn High School and sister of the bride. Bridesmaids earned a bachelor’s degree in were Gillian and Holly Syracuse, economics from Bucknell Uni- both of Summit, sisters of the versity in 1999. He is employed Photo courtesy of Newcomers-Encore Club of Millburn-Short Hills bridegroom. as a sales executive by Serving as best man was Kyle Bloomberg LLP in New York. GETTING TO KNOW YOU—Children of members of the Syracuse of Summit, brother of Following a wedding trip to Newcomers/Encore Club of Millburn-Short Hills take ad- the bridegroom. Andrew Flak of Costa Rica, the couple is residing vantage of a “splash party” held Friday at a private home. Orlando, brother of the bride, in Hoboken. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Syracuse Many of the children—including Benny Heifetz, left, and Zach Dorschneider—had fun playing in pools, sprinklers, and on a slip and slide set up for the hot day. Every month, the club plans a different program for its mem- bers. The club, open to all township residents, welcomes Fair presenting entertainment for all ages both those new to the area and established residents. The Lubavitch Center of Essex “Almost on Broadway.” The magic, juggling, fire-eating, and many are expected again. For additional information, visit the group’s Web site at County and the Rabbinical Col- songs that make up this collec- Kosher Cooker Monster and Food courts will serve kosher www.newcomersencoreclub.org. lege of America will present the tion are parodies of 17 different friends, and a puppet show. fare from barbecue to cotton 26th Annual Jewish Renaissance Broadway shows. Selections in- There also will be carnival candy, popcorn and snowcones, Fair, Sunday, Sept. 5, in South cluding “Tekiah” from West rides, games, a storybook knishes and cold drinks. Mountain Reservation in West Side Story, “Succot Nights” hayride and an arts and crafts Tickets are available at substan- Historical society sponsors Orange. from Grease, “Gabbai of the pavilion where children can tial savings at locations through- The rain date is Monday, Sept. Shul,” from Les Miserables, make and take home holiday out New Jersey and at select loca- annual AppleFest Sunday 6. and much more. crafts and a children’s work- tions in New York. Children’s For the main show, Lenny The fair also presents Uncle shop where all can see how a tickets are $10 in advance ($12.50 The Montclair Historical Soci- and tours of the Crane House Solomon and Shlock Rock pre- Moishy and his Mitzvah Men at real shofar is made and make at the gate) and adult tickets are ety is sponsoring its annual Ap- will occur at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Ad- sent “Nowhere Near Broadway,” 2 and 4:30 p.m. Also offered are their own. Visitors can write $15 in advance ($18 at the gate). pleFest Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. mission charge for tours is $5 for based on their latest CD, a vaudeville show, comic their name on real parchment Group rates are available. Call on the grounds of the Crane adults, $2 for students and free with quill and ink, guided by a (973) 731-0770 for more informa- House Museum, 110 Orange for children 10 and under. scribe. tion and directions, or visit the Road in Montclair. Apples, a fruit brought to the Miss SanGiacomo to wed Last year’s fair included more Web sites at www.jewishfair.com Apple pressing and other United States by the Dutch, than 60 Israeli artists and vendors, or www.orangejews.org. apple-related activities will take found a perfect home in the Mr. Simonetti next June place. Judith Krall Russo, a food Garden State. Many varieties and beverage historian, will give were grown in the rich New Thomas SanGiacomo of Del Seniors traveling to Newport, R.I. a talk from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Jersey soil, some of which can Ray Beach, Fla., and Joan the history of the apple and using still be found in the state’s or- Milana SanGiacomo of Liv- Millburn Seniors are planning plus an additional tour of two op- apples in decorations. chards. ingston have announced the en- a trip to Newport and Block ulent mansions. A harbor cruise Admission to the grounds is For more information, contact gagement of their daughter, Island, R.I., from Oct. 4 through of Newport is also included. free, but donations to the local the Montclair Historical Society Kimberly, to Marc Alexander Si- 7. The trip will include three food bank will be accepted. by calling (973) 744-1796 or vis- monetti, son of Pat and Tina Cost of the trip is $530 per breakfasts, three dinners and all The museum shop will be iting www.montclairhistorical. Pasquale Simonetti of Pearl person double occupancy. admissions to mansions and gra- open throughout the afternoon org. River, N.Y. Some highlights of the trip tuities for bus driver and guides. The future bride is a graduate will be a ferry ride to Block For information, call Nan of Susquehanna University, Island with a tour of the island Wade at (973) 379-4095 or Mary where she was a member of and a guided tour of Newport, Ann Brown at (973) 376-4342. Birth announcement Alpha Delta Pi sorority. She is employed by Tiffany & Co. in Jennifer Epstein and Kevin stein of Woodfield Drive. Pater- New York City as a business Callahan of New York City an- nal grandmother is Josephine sales coordinator. nounce the birth of a daughter, Callahan of Long Island, N.Y. Her fiance is a graduate of Wedding announcements must reach The Item office Emma Leigh Callahan, July 9 at Maternal great-grandparents are Ithaca College and St. John’s within three months of the date of the ceremony to be NYU Medical Center in New Theodore and Ruth Mannes of University School of Law. He is Marc Simonetti considered for publication. Copy for Lifestyles due York City. Maternal grandpar- Boynton Beach, Fla., and Harriet employed by Sutherland Asbill and Kimberly SanGiacomo Monday at noon. ents are Mark and Andrea Ep- Epstein of Boca Raton, Fla. & Brennan LLP in New York A June wedding is planned. City.

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Gershwin musical opens Paper Mill season Paper Mill Playhouse opens its George Gershwin’s contribution rected by Tina Landau, co-cre- Gershwin and presidential elec- 2004-2005 season with the was not recognized by the award ator of “Floyd Collins” and a tions will be offered in the the- Pulitzer Prize-winning musical committee. Subsequently, all member of the Steppenwolf The- ater’s mezzanine on Thursday “Of Thee I Sing,” beginning Pulitzers awarded to musicals ater in Chicago, and choreo- evenings Sept. 9, 16, 23 and 30 Sept. 8 and continuing through have included the composer. graphed by Joey Pizzi. and Oct. 7 and 14 at 7 p.m. Au- Oct. 17. It was not until 1998 that Paper Mill Family Week will dience members can meet and The All-American political Gershwin was awarded a special be held Sept. 8 through 12. For ask questions of members of the satire features a score by George posthumous Pulitzer Prize for his each show, patrons may purchase cast and staff. The Conversation and Ira Gershwin and a book by body of work, rectifying the one full price adult ticket and get Series is free to all Thursday George S. Kaufman and Morrie omission. Only six other musi- one children’s ticket (age 18 and evening ticket holders, and is a Ryskind. The show, first present- cals have been awarded the cov- under) for half price. The offer way to further enjoyment of the ed in 1931, was the first musical eted Pulitzer. They include is subject to restrictions and Paper Mill experience ever awarded a Pulitzer Prize. “South Pacific” in 1950, “Fiorel- availability and is not to be com- Tickets for “Of Thee I Sing,” The storyline focuses on the lo!” in 1960, “How to Succeed in bined with any other offer, nor priced from $31 to $68, are on election campaign and presiden- Business Without Really Trying” does it apply to previously pur- sale now. Student rush tickets are cy of John P. Wintergreen (Ron in 1962, “A Chorus Line” in chased tickets. $16 available day of perfor- Bohmer) whose party, lacking a 1976, “Sunday in the Park with Family week tickets are not mance with current ID. viable platform, runs on love. He George” in 1985, and “Rent” in available for sale on the Web site. For tickets, call (973) 376- promises that if elected he will 1996. Informal gatherings and conver- 4343 or purchase them online at marry the partner chosen for him The current production is di- sations about the shows of www.papermill.org. at an Atlantic City beauty pageant. When Wintergreen falls for Mary Turner (Garrett Long), a campaign secretary who bakes a mean corn muffin, instead of Diana Devereaux (Sarah Knowl- ton), the fairest flower of the South and winner of the pageant, trouble begins. The score features popular songs such as “Love is Sweeping Photo courtesy of David Aaron the Country,” “Who Cares?” and SWINGIN’ SET—David Aaron and His Swing Sextet will the title tune. perform in the fourth and final concert of the township’s “Of Thee I Sing” opened at summer series Sunday, Sept. 5, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Broadway’s Music Box Theatre Taylor Park. The group, which has been playing swing Dec. 26, 1931, and ran for 441 music since the 1970s, plays in restaurants and jazz clubs performances, making it the around the state. A rain date of Sept. 12 has been set for third longest-running musical of the concert, sponsored by PNC Bank. the 1930s. The 1952 Broadway revival, directed by George S. Kaufman, featuring Jack Carson and Paul Youth orchestra holding auditions Hartman, ran 239 performances. A 1972 CBS television produc- The Youth Orchestras of Essex private teacher may audition. tion starred Carroll O’Connor County will hold auditions by ap- Auditions requirements can be ,on leave from “All in the pointment only Tuesday, Sept. 7, found on the orchestra’s Web site, Family,” and Cloris Leachman, at South Orange Middle School. www. Yoec.org. on leave from “The Mary Tyler Musicians in the third through For more information, call Moore Show,” with Michelle Lee eighth grades who study with a (973) 378-7879. and Jack Gilford. The show was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in May

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CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA4 Fahrenheit 9/11 (R) Today: 1, 4, 7, 9:40 Fri-Tues: 4:15, 9:15 Napoleon Dynamite (PG) Today: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30 Fri-Tues: 1:15, 7:15 Alien vs. Predator (PG-13) Today: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50 Open Water (PG) Today: 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 8, 10 Fri-Thurs: 1:30, 3:30, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 Vanity Fair (PG-13) Wed & Thurs: 1, 4, 7, 9:45 Rosenstrasse (R) Fri-Thurs: 1, 3:45, 6:45, 9:30 Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (PG) Fri-Tues: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Wed & Thurs: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15

MAPLEWOOD THEATER The Manchurian Candidate (R) Today: 7:15, 9:35 Garden State (R) Today: 1:20, 7:30, 9:30 Fri: 7:30, 9:30 Sat & Sun: 2, 4:15, 7:30, 9:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:30, 9:30 Collateral (R) Today: 1:10, 7:25, 9:35 Princess Diaries 2 (G) Today: 1:15, 7:10, 9:15 Fri: 7:15, 9:25 Sat & Sun: 1:55, 4:10, 7:15, 9:25 Mon-Thurs: 7:10, 9:15 Yu-Gi-Oh (PG) Today: 1:30 Without A Paddle (PG-13) Today: 1:25, 7:35, 9:35 Fri: 7:40, 9:40 Sat & Sun: 2:10, 4:30, 7:40, 9:40 Mon-Thurs: 7:15, 9:10 The Exorcist (R) Today: 1:05, 7:20, 9:30 Fri: 7:35, 9:45 Sat & Sun: 2:15, 4:25, 7:35, 9:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:20, 9:30 Hero (PG-13) Fri: 7:25, 9:35 Sat & Sun: 2:05, 4:05, 7:25, 9:35 Mon- Thurs: 7:25, 9:25 Suspect Zero (R) Fri: 7:20, 9:30 Sat & Sun: 2:20, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:35, 9:25

CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL 5 (SUMMIT) The Manchurian Candidate (R) Today: 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:30 Yu-Gi-Oh (PG) Today: 12:30, 2:45, 5 Fri-Thurs: 12:30 Collateral (R) Today: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45 Fri-Thurs: 2:15, 4:45, 7:30, 10 Photo courtesy of Filmmakers Symposium Princess Diaries 2 (G) Today: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9 Fri-Thurs: 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:15 UPCOMING ATTRACTION—“I Heart Huckabees” star- place Monday evenings beginning Sept. 20 at Loew’s Without A Paddle (PG-13) Today: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10 Fri-Thurs: ring, from left, Jude Law, Naomi Watts, Dustin Hoffman Mountainside, screens first-run films and offers com- 12:45, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:40 and Lily Tomlin, will be shown during upcoming sessions mentary and interviews with actors, directors and pro- The Bourne Supremacy (PG-13) Today: 7, 9:15 of Filmmakers Symposium. The series, which takes ducers. For further information, call (800) 531-9416. Garden State (R) Fri-Thurs: 1:15, 4, 7, 9:30 Anacondas (PG-13) Fri-Thurs: 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:50

CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA4 The Bourne Supremacy (PG-13) Today: 1:45, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 Garden State (R) Today-Thurs: 1:30, 4:10, 6:50, 9:20 Item arts & entertainment editor Princess Diaries 2 (G) Today-Thurs: 1:15, 3:50, 6:30, 9 Patricia Harris can be reached via e-mail Without A Paddle (PG-13) Today: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:50 Fri-Tues: 1:45, 4:30, 7:30, 9:40 at [email protected] Napoleon Dynamite (PG) Fri-Thurs: 1, 3, 5, 7:10, 9:10 Vanity Fair (PG-13) Wed & Thurs: 1, 3:45, 6:40, 9:30

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CantaLyrica seeking W87546-01 Special Advertising Feature experienced singers ATLANTIC CITY w92559-02 CantaLyrica, an area chamber four scenes from Bizet’s CASINO CONFIDENTIAL chorus, will begin auditioning “Carmen.” Mezzo-soprano BY TONY AUGUST experienced singers in all voice Kirstin Chavez will be the fea- parts to fill a few select openings tured soloist. The concert also for its 2004-2005 season. will feature the gypsy-inspired Auditions begin the week of music of Brahms, Schumann and Al Martino Sept. 1 and continue through Dvorak. Heats Up Mohegan Sun September. To schedule an audi- On May 15, CantaLyrica will tion, singers should call Joyce present a concert featuring two imeless crooner Al Martino will perform in the Cabaret Bearden McGirr at (201) 784- rarely performed works, TTheatre from Sept. 1 through Sept. 5, and he alone is worth 0113. Handel’s “Dixit Dominus” and the trip to the Mohegan reservation. Martino crooned the love The group’s rehearsals start Mozart’s “Solemn Vespers.” theme from “The Godfather” in what was rumored to be a por- Wednesday, Sept. 8. The chorus The group also plans a trayal of Frank Sinatra’s real life relation with a real godfather. rehearses Wednesday evenings, fundraising cabaret and auction Martino is no Sinatra, vocally, but then again who is, was or from 8 to 10 p.m., at the Unitari- Oct. 16, with performances by will be in the near future, but he’s had a splendid career of his an Society in Ridgewood. the group’s own singers. On own. He’s been a singing star for over 40 years since his 1952 CantaLyrica performs in April 2, Maestro Greene, an ac- debut with “Here in My Heart,”which earned him a place in the Bergen County venues. The complished professional pianist, Guinness Book of World Records as the first American artist to Chamber chorus sings under the will perform along with several hit number one on the British single charts. direction of Joshua Greene, a professional singers in a benefit His recording and concert successes continued around the well-known vocal coach of pro- concert, “Belle Nuit.” Both world during those years and among them was “Volare,”a block- fessional singers in New York events sold out last season. buster hit from Italy along with“Painted Tainted Rose”and“Mary City. Next summer CantaLyrica will in the Morning.”Martino was reintroduced to a number of young people who never knew of him when he was chosen to play the CantaLyrica’s planned season depart on a concert tour of east- role of Johnny Fontaine in the movie “The Godfather,” and as includes an opening concert, “A ern Canada. noted above got to sing the film’s love theme. Gypsy Life,” Nov. 20 that will Both singers and non-singing Martino’s more recent achievements include a CD compila- feature the “Anvil Chorus” from friends of the group are welcome tion“Great Gentleman of Song,”Al Martino and a performance at Verdi’s “Il Trovatore,” as well as to come along. Bill Joel’s 50th birthday party.In short he’s had a great career and 1102295 it’s not over yet. I marvel at these entertainers who’ve managed to stay in the spotlight for over 40 and 50 years and are still able Women’s chorus to make a living performing admirably. In short there’s some- thing to be said for longevity and Al Martino makes an excellent welcomes singers Kitchen and Bathroom role model in that category. Aging rock stars who complain about how difficult it is to The Concord Singers, a non- Specialists Since 1971 promote and sell new albums might take a page from Peter Frampton’s playbook.Frampton was a top arena act in the 1970s auditioning women’s chorus, is From Concept to Comple- seeking new members as the and 80s, the one-time glamour boy of rock refuses to let a lack of radio airplay or major promotional support affect his record. group starts rehearsals for its fall tion, you can be Confident our team of craftsmen will Frampton is putting together an instrumental album he has season. wanted to do ever since he began working with“Humble Pie”in Rehearsals are Monday give you the bathroom you’ve the late 1960s.Some songs will be original and other will be cov- evenings from 7:30 to 10 o’clock always desired! ers. He says the best way to describe his new album is to say it’s at Calvary Episcopal Church in a trip through his musical influences, going all the way back to Summit. The first rehearsal is Hank Marvin, the first guitarist to inspire him Sept. 13. KITCHENS &BATHS BY AROUND TOWN The Concord Singers’ reper- Aug. 27 comics Joy Behar and Robert Klein play a fundraiser toire is varied, including sacred at theTropicana for the local chapter of Gilda’s Club Friday night and secular music. Composers w83294-01 at 9 p.m. I’ve never been a big fan of Joy Behar, I have been of range from the classical Robert Klein, so one out of two isn’t bad.Tickets range from up- 40 Route 23 • Riverdale, New Jersey close, $100 to far-back $40. As usual, the casinos price their Beethoven, Mozart, Phone: (973) 839-4286 • Fax: (973) 839-0523 Mendelssohn and Porpora to attractions too high. the more modern works of Ran- Aug. 27 and 28, Clint Holmes, who many locals consider to be Atlantic City’s first home-grown star, returns to play Harrah’s dall Thompson, George Gersh- Friday and Saturday night at 9 p.m. Tickets are $25. Now that’s a win, Kirke Mechem and Ben- fair price to catch Clint Holmes, who’s certainly worth it. jamin Britten. Aug. 28, Blondie plays its hits at the Music Box showroom at The group always welcomes the Borgata Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $49.50. And on the new members. Requirements same day you can get a double dose of blues, no pun intended are an ability to carry a tune and when the Robert Cray Band and Buddy Guy team up for a single attend rehearsals regularly. show at Trump Marina Saturday night at 8 p.m.Tickets are $40 and $25. Appropriately you can close out the summer with the Beach Boys at Caesar’s with performances Friday night at 10 p.m., Saturday night at 9 p.m. and Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $50. I KITCHEN CABINETS can’t believe I just wrote about closing out summer of 2004. 40% to 60% OFF SUGG. G&DLRC RETL. The new membership rolls are beginning to swell and that’s • CUSTOM OPEN encouraging. I’ll be in Atlantic City this week and then •STOCK TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 10-5 PM Connecticut negotiating with the Trump Plaza and the Mohegan • WOOD THURS. 10-9 PM • FORMICA® CLOSED SUN. & MON. Sun to support our club with perks.You’ll get all the skinny in next week’s column. For club details, contact me directly at Casino Confidential, PO Box 317, 1360 Clifton Ave., Clifton, NJ 07012. Upon receipt, your new membership card will be in the mail and your 1102256-01 WHOLESALE CORP. name sent to the casinos. A brochure about the club will be mailed as soon as they are ready. Till then, e-mail 325 Main St., Little Ferry [email protected]. 201-440-5173 W86988-01 Page A10 Thursday, August 26, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com EDUCATION

Middle and high school students attend summertime conferences intrigued by the Korean War cultures. Alex said a high point was By Harry Trumbore of The Item Memorial where 19 statues of Meng agreed and credited the meeting with the staffs of con- soldiers are reflected in a pool, diverse teaching staff for “de- gressmen. While many township students becoming 38. mystifying the intricacies” of the “We learned a lot about poli- spent the vacation working at a “This is significant because the region’s religions or unraveling tics and what goes on in D.C.,” summer job or relaxing at the war was fought at the 38th paral- the tangled history. he said. pool, some students were nomi- lel,” she said, “and to go any fur- “Because the seminars were Students were split into re- nated by their ther would be that interesting, gional groups to identify an issue teachers or ap- disastrous.” you didn’t want and organize a grassroots cam- plied to attend Daniel Rubin to miss out,” paign to help remedy it. Alex conferences or and Mengxian Meng said. De- said the group he and Chris were seminars on Jiao, two se- spite the heavy in addressed a growing homeless government or niors at Mill- workload, Meng problem in nearby communities current events. burn High said there was such as Morristown. Andrea Nack- School this Sep- time to develop Because the students enjoyed Andrea enson, who Daniel tember, were Mengxian friendships with playing poker in the evening, Nackenson enters the sev- Rubin among 39 stu- Jiao the other stu- Chris said they decided to take enth grade at dents from dents and for advantage of the current craze Millburn Middle School this around the state chosen to attend pick-up games of football and for the game. year, was nominated by her the New Jersey Scholars Pro- basketball. “The feeling was, ‘Hey, let’s social studies teacher to attend gram at the Lawrenceville “The program was indeed spe- seize the opportunity to use the Junior National Young Lead- School. Through a series of sem- cial,” he said. something that would appeal to ers Conference in Washington, inars and lectures during the five- Two other MHS students who young and old,’” Chris said. D.C. at the end of June. week course, the students stud- will be seniors next month, The group formulated plans The week-long conference ied the city of Jerusalem and ex- Christopher Gonnella and for a “Holdem’ for the Home- was a memorable one, Andrea plored the development of reli- Alexander Veneziano, attended less” charity event, and when all said. She was among 200 stu- gious beliefs, current events and the National Young Leader Con- the groups presented their action dents from as far away as Cali- political conflicts. ference July 26 to Aug. 5 in plans, “Holdem’ for the Home- fornia who studied critical peri- Daniel said the students also Washington, D.C. less” won first prize. Christopher Gonnella and Alexander Veneziano ods of American history, from studied the literature and the art Approximately 400 students the Civil War through the civil and architecture of the region. attended the conference and rights movement. “The course gave me a better heard lectures and debates on “One of my favorite parts of perspective on the subject,” he current political issues. Ed board sets 2004-05 meeting schedule the trip was the twilight tour of said. “I learned there are a lot “It was a mixing bowl of The Board of Education has 2004 are scheduled for Tuesday, mences the board’s 2005 meet- the memorials,” Andrea reported. more shades of gray.” ideas,” Chris said, especially announced its 2004-05 public Aug. 31; Sept. 13 and 27, Oct. 11 ing schedule. The board also She said it was a moving experi- Daniel said he was inter- when the students themselves meeting schedule. All meeting at the Hartshorn School; Oct. 25; meets Jan. 24, Feb. 14 at the South ence to see how the past is still viewed and had to write several discussed the issues of the day. are held on Mondays at 7:45 Nov. 8 at the Glenwood School; Mountain School, Feb. 28, March alive for some families. essays to get into the program, “You get to see what viewpoints p.m. in the Education Center Nov. 22; and Dec. 13 at Millburn 14 at the Deerfield School, March “At the World War II Memori- and it was well worth it. After are in different areas of the coun- unless otherwise noted. Middle School. A Jan. 10 meet- 28, April 11 in the high school li- al, there were pictures of lost sol- five weeks, he felt as though he try.” Meetings for the remainder of ing at the Wyoming School com- brary and May 2. diers put up by loved ones,” she had discovered a whole new said. “It was a very emotional world, and his experience with place to be.” the program has given him a Andrea said she especially was more tolerant view toward other DESTINATIONS 1100347 01 (OYLV 3UHVOH\Š WK $QQLYHUVDU\ 7HQQHVVHH 4XDUWHU w87545-01 0LQWHG IRU MXVW  ZHHNV $SSURYHG E\ *UDFHODQG +SYVQIXMWQSVIXLEREQIEP-XMWI\GITXMSREPGYMWMRI 7KH ILUVW UHFRUGLQJ DUWLVW HYHU KRQRUHG RQ WIVZIHF]ETVSJIWWMSREPP]XVEMRIH[EMXIV[LMPIETMERS JHQXLQH 86 PLQW FRLQDJH OR\DO IDQV DQG ZLVH FROOHFWRUV DUH VQDSSLQJ XS WKHVH TPE]WWSJXP]MRXLIFEGOKVSYRH8SQEOIEVIWIVZEXMSR   OLPLWHG SURGXFWLRQ (OYLV 3UHVOH\ 71 VWDWH MRXLI8IVVEGI0SYRKIEX8LI1ERSVGEPP   4VSWTIGX %ZI ;IWX 3VERKIˆXLIQERSVVIWXEYVERXGSQ TXDUWHUV (DFK FDUULHV (OYLV¶ IXOO FRORU -XVW  HDFK   6 + IRU VW FRLQ SRUWUDLW *UDFHODQG¶V RIILFLDO WK $QQL  6 + HDFK DGGLWLRQDO  /LPLW  SHU YHUVDU\ ORJR DQGDIDLWKIXO UHSURGXFWLRQ RI RUGHU )5(( GLVSOD\ HDVHO ZLWK PXOWL KLVXQLTXH VLJQDWXUH (DFK FRLQ KDV D SOH FRLQRUGHUV 0DLOSD\PHQWWR 2[ FHUWLILFDWH RI DXWKHQWLFLW\ DQG LV SURWHFWHG IRUG &ROOHFWLEOHV 'HSW 1-/(4 LQ DFOHDU FDSVXOHIRU \RX DQG IXWXUHJHQ &RQVWDQWLQH 'U 3KRHQL[ 0'  HUDWLRQVWR HQMR\ 2U FDOO WROO IUHH  IZSf eZag^V agd_Wf eag`V ^[]W1 1102303-01

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It is no secret that we become shorter as we grow older. In fact, a recent study of men and women between the ages of 30 and 70 shows that men lose an average of 1.25 inches in height while women lose nearly two inches in stature. Dr. Paula Viespi Why does this happen? To begin MS,DC,DACBSP with, aging bones become thinner, less dense and more porous. As a result, the spine becomes more susceptible to microfractures in the vertebrae, which shorten the spine. In addition, vertebral discs tend to flatten. To counter these effects, everyone is urged to engage in some form of weight-bearing exercise, and adopt a healthy diet. As appropriate, exercise and fitness is also important to help maintain bone density and reduce the risk of falls. At MILLBURN CHIROPRACTIC ARTS, we are seriously concerned with the education of our patients about health and the body’s natural state. The next time a health problem strikes someone in your family, think about chiropractic care. Regular chiropractic care makes good common sense. We invite you to call (973) 467-3993 to schedule an appointment. We can help you the natural way, without the use of drugs or surgery. Our office is located at 68 Essex Street, across from the train station. P.S. Osteoporosis is the biggest cause of height loss. Dr. Viespi is a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians and has a masters degree in clinical nutrition. Dr. Viespi has been in family practice since 1983 and treats a variety of musculoskeletal conditions including Pediatric and Pregnancy related back pain, disc problems & headaches. For any questions contact Dr. Paula Viespi at: 68 Essex Street, Millburn, N.J. • (973) 467-3993

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We mostly with graduate degrees, Patients can now go to the den- cision, and because of less gum disease, the laser can be vice firms in the state—Estelle attack the immediate difficulty are engaged in private industry tist with much less anxiety. bleeding, the risk of infection is used to clean this area and pro- Finkel Educational Associates. head-on, but we also teach skills but tutor “from a love for teach- Dr. Elliot Rogoff has been reduced. From surgical to cos- mote healing. And for those The Estelle Finkel group ex- that help the youngster develop ing and a love for children,” practicing general and cosmetic metic procedures, lasers make who have the occasional cold panded facilities at its previous to his or her fullest capability. A Finkel said. dentistry in Millburn for 31 the patient more comfortable in sore, lasers can often be used to location and then moved to its driving force of the organization Finkel served as a classroom years and is one of a small the dental chair. Lasers can be provide immediate relief and current offices at 125 West is the sense that early success teacher for 20 years. She is a cer- number of dentists who offer used in tooth whitening. They disappearance of the sores. Mount Pleasant Ave., Liv- cultivates a positive self-attitude tified reading specialist, learning this new technology to patients. can also remove decay and be “I like to say that with the ingston. for the student.” consultant and curriculum spe- “We are very excited about the effective in tooth preparation for laser I’m continuing to give my One reason for the group’s Estelle Finkel Educational As- cialist. She created most of the possibilities of using this laser. certain fillings. A popular cos- patients beautiful, healthy success, according to education- sociates offers a full range of ser- materials and techniques devel- You should see patient’s eyes metic use is the recontouring or smiles, now at the speed of al director Estelle Finkel, is the vices. Included are tutoring, SAT oped for verbal SAT preparation light up when I tell them I can reshaping of the gums, where light,” Rogoff said. fact that “we’re the only educa- coaching, college counseling, for her private practice. fill their cavities without extra or diseased gum tissue is For more information about tional team in the area with the educational evaluation and diag- “We give our students a lot of drilling,” Rogoff said. removed (sometimes described these procedures and services staff that can address the devel- nostic, psychological and apti- love and a lot of caring,” Finkel Dental lasers promise to elim- as “plastic surgery for the offered, contact Rogoff’s office opment of a child from preschool tude testing. declared, “with healthy dollops inate or significantly reduce the smile”). at (973) 763-3373. to college. Collectively, we know On staff are reading and study of learning.” the sequence of learning that skills specialists, math and sci- For additional information each student needs. We help with ence educators, learning consul- about the programs offered at Es- what’s missed, and we know tants, guidance counselors, psy- telle Finkel Educational Associ- Donna’s Kids expands with new theater what’s ahead.” chologists, elementary teachers ates, call (903) 994-4665. The curtain goes up this Sep- press themselves and exercise ous cultures through hands on tember at the new state-of-the- their imagination,” owner activities of art, music, cooking art theater at Donna’s Kids & Donna Piken said. “Our pro- and pretend. Bensoul customizes music instruction Co. The fully equipped theater gram provides them with the op- Don’t miss any of these exciting is the latest expansion to the al- portunity to do this and helps programs at Donna’s Kids. Diana Bensoul tailors her music musical materials. choral director, accompanist, ad- ready spacious children’s en- them to interact with each other, Donna’s special gift for teaching instruction to each pupil’s level of Bensoul, with many years of judicator and music educator richment center for the arts with cultivate important social skills and her unique educational arts achievement and rate of develop- teaching experience, has a lifelong since 1972 in both New York and programs for infants through as well as building confidence, approach combined with a re- ment. commitment to excellence in New Jersey teaching toddlers fourth graders. self-esteem, individuality and markably talented staff make Bensoul applies proven “Con- music education for all. She con- through adults. Donna’s Kids is well known performance skills.” Donna’s Kids a truly special expe- servatory Methods” and teaching tinues to pursue her professional She is currently director of in Livingston and surrounding “Passport to Adventure,” an- rience. techniques to beginners as well as studies at The Lincoln Center for strings at the Terence C. Reilly areas for its exciting, original other new addition to Donna’s Donna’s Kids is located at 615 her most advanced pupils. She the Performing Arts, the New Middle School for the Gifted and and educationally interactive Kids art-based after school South Livingston Ave. in Liv- employs methods learned from Jersey Performing Arts Center and Talented in Elizabeth. Her stu- programs. Classes include workshops take children on ex- ingston. Fall enrollment is cur- world-renowned artists and edu- Westminster Choir College, and at dents have regularly been accept- “Baby & Me,” “Toddler- hilarating adventures around the rently being accepted. For infor- cators. professional conferences such as ed into the Greater Newark Youth TimeKids,” “Young Artists En- world and offer a taste of vari- mation, call (973) 597-9850. A broad spectrum of interesting the New Jersey Music Educators Orchestras, a project of the New richment” for toddlers and music is introduced to her pupils Association. Jersey Symphony Orchestra. The preschoolers in art, music and covering the full range of both tra- Bensoul believes in “music at Reilly Strings and Chorus have cooking and the “After School ditional and recently developed all stages for all ages.” also performed under her direc- Studio Fine Arts Workshops in A 2003-04 Union County tion at the New Jersey Teen Arts Drawing, Painting and Sculp- Irene Hakim Nursery school Teacher of theYear, Bensoul holds Festival, receiving superior rat- ture.” Nationally Licensed Kindermusik a master of music degree from the ings. “Young Artists On Stage,” a the- Educator MA (hons) L.T.C.L. offers nurturing Manhattan School of Music and a Bensoul is now accepting a lim- ater arts program, now offered Studio Address: bachelor of arts degree with ited number of piano violin stu- for 3-year-olds to second Christ Church environment honors from the State University dents for fall instruction. Call graders, is a magical class de- 66 Highland Avenue of New York at Binghamton. (973) 763-1444 for more infor- signed for all young children. Short Hills, NJ 07078 Since 1920, the Neighborhhood Bensoul has been an active mation. “Children love to pretend, to ex- Classes for infants to 6 House Nursery School (NHNS) has been committed to presenting Phone: 908.273.7447 an excellent pre-school program [email protected] for children. E34718-01 Operating out of a picturesque Victorian house on Taylor Street, the NHNS provides children be- Sarah Rhodes Has Joined tween the ages of 2 1/2 to 5 with a The Academy Softball Staff warm, nurturing environment where they can develop the neces- sary social skills through a cur- Private windmill pitching lessons begin riculum of enriching hands-on ex- week of September 20th periences, such as music, science, cooking, gardening and drama. Limited Space These varied experiences are Improve Your English Call 973-227-0321 www.njacademy.com designed to develop self expres- Seton Hall University offers classes in sion, creativity, responsibility and “We Teach the Skills to Master the Game...” self control as well as instilling an ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE interest and joy of learning, making children familiar with a Small day and evening classes are CALL NOW to register group setting and preparing them available in: for Fall 2004 classes. to make a successful break from Reading home. Writing ($375 for 42 hours or $500 for All classes are arranged in a Conversation 56 hours.) home like fashion with a low stu- dent/teacher ratio to ensure each Accent Correction Call (973) 761-9254, child a comfortable, supportive American Culture e-mail [email protected] learning environment. The TOEFL Preparation or visit our Web site at school’s staff is made up of certi- education.shu.edu/esl fied teachers, aides and dedicat- Beginning, intermediate and ed volunteers from around the advanced level students are community who are always welcome. Computer access included. around to lend a helping hand. Help with F-1 student visa available. E34077-01 The school is open Monday 400 South Orange Ave. • South Orange, NJ 07079 • www.shu.edu through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Classes begin in Sep- E34090-01 tember and continue through June. Call (973) 376-0739 for more information. F A L Short Hills L into MusicMusic Mathematics

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Classes for the parent and workshops are offered free of Hess art workshops will be of- child workshops in music, move- charge. fered at the Forum School in ment and art for children with The 10 weekly sessions are de- Waldwick, and art also will be autism or aurtistic behaviors will signed to provide young people offered at the College of St. Eliz- be held in October. with experiences in music and abeth in Morristown. Another The workshops will be held on art that serve as an introduction music movement workshop will 11 consecutive Saturdays begin- to the arts while developing com- be held at Rowan University in ning Oct. 2 and running through munication, social and cognitive Glassboro. Dec. 11 at locations in New skills. The program is open to For information and registra- Brunswick, Morristown, Wald- youngsters ages 3 to 17. Regis- tion applications, contact Karen wick and Glassboro. trations will be accepted on a Singer at VSA arts of New The program, now in its 21st first-come, first-serve basis. Jersey, 703 Jersey Ave., New year, is sponsored by VSA arts of Music movement and art Brunswick, 08901, call (732) New Jersey (VSA/NJ), a non- workshops will be offered at 745-3885. Application deadline profit statewide organization Rutgers University, in coopera- is Tuesday, Sept. 14. Photo courtesy of Lafayette College dedicated to provided accessible tion with the university’s visual VSA/NJ is co-sponsored by THE SCIENCE OF ART—Township resident Rosina Bosco, an art major beginning her arts opportunities to children and arts department and the Elks the Middlesex County Cultural junior year at Lafayette College, collaborates with art professor Ed Kerns to produce adults with disabilities. The Lodge in New Brunswick. Karen and Heritage Commisssion. giant art panels that combine digital images and acrylic paint. The panels are on display in the school’s biology department. College corner Township resident Melody Latin this summer at the Greek Gocklin received a master’s Latin Institute in New York City. degree in administrative science Township resident Christian during commencement exercises James Colabelli, an English this spring at Fairleigh Dickin- major at Boston College, spent son University. the spring semester of his junior Michael Ellis of Arden Place year studying abroad in Flo- has been named to the dean’s list rence, Italy. He attended the for his freshman year at the Uni- Wells College Florence Program versity of Pennsylvania. Michael where he was named to the is a linguistics major and studied dean’s list for the semester.

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The following public school bus Road Lawrence Drive at Sparta Road BUS 4 nyson Drive routes and time schedules will be in 338 Old Short Hills Road Lawrence Drive at Troy Drive A.M. run starts at 6:55 Browning Road at Thackeray Drive effect for the 2004-05 school year be- Martindale Place at Martindale Road Troy Drive at Troy Lane P.M. run starts at 2:37 Browning Road at White Oak Ridge ginning Tuesday, Sept. 7, the business Martindale Road at Fairfield Drive Athens Road at Holly Drive Myrtle Avenue at Maple Terrace Road office of the Board of Education an- Fairfield Drive at Fairfield Terrace Athens Road at Sparta Road Wyoming Avenue at Mountain Briarwood Drive at Arden Place nounced this week. Fairfield Drive at Sinclair Terrace Sylvan Way at Rolling Hills Road Avenue Briarwood Drive at Long Hill Drive Students in kindergarten through fifth Fairfield Drive at Dorison Drive Holly Drive before Great Hills Road Glen Avenue at Burnside Drive Long Hill Drive at Dale Drive grade who reside one mile or more from 139 Fairfield Drive Great Hills Road at Hickory Road Farley Road at Woodcrest Avenue Long Hill Drive at Lee Terrace their assigned school, students in grades Old Short Hills Road at Dorison Great Hills at Westview Road Farley Road across from Cross Gates 350 Long Hill Drive six through eight who reside a mile and Drive Farbrook Road at Hampshire Road Farley Road at Hardwell Road Parsonage Hill Road at Chapel Hill a half or more from school and students Winthrop Road at Kean Road Wildwood Drive at Great Hills Road Oakey Road at East Hartshorn Drive Road in grades nine through 12 who reside 30 Kean Road Great Hills Road across from Tall Oakey Road at Hilltop Road 368 White Oak Ridge Road two miles or more from school are eli- Pilgrim Road at Winthrop Road Pine Lane Oakey Road at Woodfield Drive 416 White Oak Ridge Road gible for transportation. In addition, Winthrop Road at Puritan Road Great Hills Road at North Beechcroft Grosvenor Road at Kenilworth Drive 50 Farmstead Road transportation is provided for students Puritan Road at Old Short Hills Road Road Woodfield Drive at Kenilworth Drive 7 Farmstead Road residing in certain identified safety Deerfield Road at Andover Road 1 Great Hills Road 7 Parsonage Hill Road 372 Long Hill Drive areas. Silver Spring Road at North Brook 15 Parsonage Hill Road Long Hill Drive at Cayuga Way For new arrivals to the school system, Road BUS 3 Delbarton Drive at Oaklawn Drive Long Hill Drive at Parsonage Hill eligibility may be checked with either Silver Spring Road at Kilmer Drive A.M. run starts at 6:55 107 Parsonage Hill Road Road the school principal’s office or the trans- 25 Kilmer Drive P.M. run starts at 2:37 Parsonage Hill Road at Elsway Road Parsonage Hill Road at Denman portation office by calling (973) 376- Silver Spring Road at Fenton Drive Hobart Avenue at Bishops Lane 167 Parsonage Hill Road Court 3600, extension 162. Old Short Hills Road at Talbot Court Wayside at Hemlock Road 201 Parsonage Hill Road MIDDLE SCHOOL A student should use a bus serving his South Beechcroft Road at East Morris Turnpike at Colonial Way Seminole Way at Cayuga Way or her school at the stop closest to his or Beechcroft Road 1070 Morris Turnpike Seminole Way at Saratoga Way BUS 6 her home. East Beechcroft Road at Beechcroft Roland Drive at Timber Acres Road Seminole Way at Shawnee Road A.M. runs starts at 7:00 The morning starting time for buses Road 84 White Oak Ridge Road Seminole Way at Mohawk Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 to the elementary schools will be at ap- 233 Old Short Hills Road Hartshorn Drive at Falmouth Street Mohawk Road at Farbrook Road Old Short Hills Road at Park Road proximately 8:05 to 8:10 depending on Hartshorn Drive at Slayton Drive 144 Hartshorn Drive Across from 9 Oaklawn Road the route. For buses to the middle BUS 2 Slayton Drive at Falmouth Street Hartshorn Drive at Mohawk Road Oaklawn Road at Delbarton Drive school, the starting times will be ap- A.M. run starts at 6:55 Slayton Drive at Long Hill Drive Kenilworth Drive at Grosvenor Road proximately 7 a.m., and for the high P.M. run starts at 2:37 212 Long Hill Drive BUS 5 Grosvenor Road at Woodfield Drive school, the starting time will be approx- 392 Long Hill Drive 180 Long Hill Drive A.M. run starts at 6:55 Woodfield Drive at Oakey Road imately 6:55 a.m. Long Hill Drive at Oswego Lane 220 White Oak Ridge Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 Parsonage Hill Road at Elsway Road Students should be at their respective Long Hill Drive at Westview Road On Keats Road at corner of White 310 White Oak Ridge Road 205 Highland Ave. stops a few minutes earlier the first Westview Road at Mohawk Road Oak Ridge Road 326 White Oak Ridge Road Highland Avenue at Stewart Road week of school to allow for any minor Mohawk Road at Hickory Road Spenser Drive at Keats Road 431 Parsonage Hill Road Highland Avenue at Minnisink Road adjustments in route schedules. Mohawk Road at Long Hill Drive Spenser Drive at Wordsworth Road 226 Passaic Ave. Highland Avenue at Hobart Avenue In the event of inclement weather, all White Oak Ridge Road at Long Hill Tennyson Drive at Keats Road White Oak Ridge Road at Alexander Baltusrol Way at Ridge Terrace morning runs will start a few minutes Drive Tennyson Drive at Chaucer Road Lane Baltusrol Way at Pine Terrace West earlier to compensate for any delays. 23 Athens Road Tennyson Drive at Addison Drive Alexander Lane at Harvey Drive Campbell Road at Pine Terrace East Richard Drive at Lancer Drive Addison Drive at Dryden Terrace Harvey Drive at Arlene Court HIGH SCHOOL White Oak Ridge Road at Clive Hills Addison Drive at Byron Road Canoe Brook Road at Harvey Drive BUS 7 BUS 1 Road 34 Addison Drive 41 Canoe Brook Road A.M. runs starts at 7:00 A.M. run starts at 6:55 586 White Oak Ridge Road 22 Addison Drive 80 Canoe Brook Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 602 White Oak Ridge Road Addison Drive at White Oak Ridge Canoe Brook Road on Browning Continued on Page B8 Old Short Hills Road at Park Road White Oak Ridge Road at Rippling Road Road 212 Old Short Hills Road Brook Road White Oak Ridge Road at Brantwood Browning Old Short Hills Road at Old Hollow Lawrence Drive at Vincent Lane Terrace Road at Ten-

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SLEDDING IN AUGUST—Millburn High School football players, participating in their first Jim Connelly/staff photographer practice of the season in full uniform, hit the blocking sledduring Monday morning’s practice. A NEW ERA BEGINS—Rose Twombly (far right), the new head coach of the Millburn varsity Observing the drill are Miller head coach Carmen Guarino (wearing hat) and new assistant field hockey team, watches, from left, Katie Dilyard, Laura Bariso and Danielle Spar take part coach Ryan Cookerly (atop sled). in a running drill during the squad’s season-opening practice Monday morning.

BALL CONTROL DRILL—Miller varsity girls soccer team coach Steve Buesser watches his FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALLS—Millburn High School boys soccer players work on their players work on their dribbling at Monday morning’s practice session. passing skills at Monday morning’s practice session.

BASELINE BASHER—Jen Jacobs prepares to stroke a forehand return during the Millburn LOOK OF CONCENTRATION—Liz Blake of the Millburn girls tennis team gets set to strike a girls tennis team’s season-opening practice Monday morning. return to teammate Jen Jacobs during Monday morning’s practice session. Page B2 Thursday, August 26, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Millburn Junior League team posts 22-2 record Three Millburn-Short Hills Millburn was three outs from score the winning run. The contest remained score- umpire change his call, leading to nation tournament. Little League all-star squads ad- elimination as it trailed 1-0 Gonnello, who went 2-for-4 less until the top of the fourth an unsuccessful protest by Dasti. Millburn compiled a .371 bat- vanced to the New Jersey Little coming to bat in the bottom of with a double and the game-win- when Bloomfield reached Mill- Bloomfield, aided by a second ting average and scored 222 runs, League state finals this summer. the seventh inning. ning hit, also turned in a stellar burn starter Myles Udland for controversial call in the eyes of an average of 9.25 runs per A fourth squad, the township’s Luke Geller and Josh Camitta pitching effort, holding Bloom- two runs on three hits. Millburn’s coaching staff, plated a game in 24 contests. Leading Junior League diamond squad delivered back-to-back singles to field to one run in six and a third Millburn responded with two pair of runs in the top of the fifth. hitters for average (minimum comprised of 13- and 14-year- open the Millburn seventh. Brian innings. Gonnello allowed just runs of its own in the bottom of With a run already in and a man 25 at bats) were Gordon (.518), olds, came within one victory of O’Toole dropped down a sacri- three hits and fanned four before the inning, a rally which ended in on first with two outs, Bloom- Twombly (.508), O’Toole winning the Section 2 crown and fice bunt, sending Geller to third giving way to reliever Jeremy controversy. field’s Mike Chest hit a ball down (.400), Geller (.386), Camitta a berth in the state finals. and Camitta to second. Geller Gordon with a runner on first Geoff Twombly opened the the right field line. Millburn’s (.364), Campi (.360), Nick Manager Frank Dasti guided was thrown out at the plate at- with one out in the top of the sev- inning with a single and ad- Ben Spicehandler sprinted toward Hellmuth (.353), Gonnello his squad to a 22-2 record, the tempting to score the tying run enth. vanced to third on Kevin Mc- the foul line in an unsuccessful bid (.333), Spicehandler (.327), team’s first District 9 crown on Sean Campi’s grounder to Gordon, after allowing a hit Carville’s double. Gordon deliv- to retire Chest for the final out. Elkind (.321) and Udland since 2001 and a 14-0 Summit third. Campi, representing the which put runners on second and ered a game-tying two-run The field umpire called the ball (.317). Tri-County League record. winning run, and with leadoff third, retired the next two batters single. Gordon stole second and foul, only to be overruled by the Gordon (25), Twombly (23), Millburn came back through hitter Matt Gonnello standing in to keep Bloomfield’s lead at just advanced to third on a one-out home plate umpire. Kevin McCarville (22), Campi the losers bracket to challenge the batter’s box, stole second. one run. Gordon picked up his wild pitch. Bloomfield kept Millburn at and Geller (22) and O’Toole Bloomfield for section honors. Gonnello, after falling behind first decision of the season when Udland was retired on a short bay the rest of the way to earn a (15) were the team’s RBI lead- Needing two victories to ad- in the count 0-2, fouled off five Millburn rallied in the bottom of fly to left, leaving Gordon on trip to Stafford Township, ers. vance to the state finals in consecutive pitches before deliv- the inning. third base. Gordon, with Danny where it fought its way out of Geller (5-0, 0.58 ERA) and Stafford Township, Millburn ering a line drive single up the Millburn’s victory set up an Elkind in the batter’s box, at- the losers bracket to post a pair Udland (5-1, 1.84 ERA) shared took the first step by pulling out middle. Camitta crossed the immediate winner-take-all con- tempted a straight steal of home. of victories over Section 1 the team lead in victories, one a dramatic 2-1 victory over plate with the tying run and test to determine Section 2’s rep- Gordon, was originally called champion Pequannock to cap- ahead of Gonnello (4-0, 1.25 Bloomfield on July 28. Campi slid around the catcher to resentative in Stafford Township. safe, only to have the home plate ture the title of the double elimi- ERA).

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E34650-01 Marketplace Page B6 Thursday, August 26, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com American Red Cross lists Chamber accepting art fair registrations severe weather safety tips Artist and crafter registrations or note cards will be accepted. registrants. own freestanding display racks, are being accepted for the 25th Approximately 7,000 people Fine crafts will be pre-selected tables, chairs, canopies and The American Red Cross rec- vate furniture or move it to a annual Art Fair, which will be attended last year’s event. Mill- from submitted slides of original easels. No snow fencing is pro- ommends that people in areas at higher floor to protect it from held Sunday, Oct. 3, on Millburn burn Avenue from Spring Street handcrafted objects. Crafters are vided. risk for severe weather condi- flooding. Avenue. to Main Street in downtown invited to send three slides along Registration forms may be ob- tions plan ahead to reduce the *Secure your home by un- Approximately 140 artists and Millburn will be closed to vehic- with a $100 entry fee and a self- tained by writing the Millburn- chances of injury or major prop- plugging appliances and turning crafts people from the tri-state ular traffic to create a pedestrian addressed stamped envelope to Short Hills Chamber of Com- erty damage. off electricity and the main area are expected to exhibit their mall for the day. the Millburn-Short Hills Cham- merce at P. O. Box 651, Mill- The Red Cross offers the fol- water valve. original works. Categories in- To encourage early registra- ber of Commerce. burn, 07041. Those seeking to lowing lifesaving tips to help *Bring pre-assembled emer- clude oils, watercolors, prints, tion, the fee will be $100 for Craft displays not selected will participate also can reach the people prepare and respond ap- gency supplies and warm pro- acrylics, photography, drawings, artists registering by this coming have the entry fee refunded. Ex- Chamber by e-mailing propriately: tective clothing. pastels, mixed media, collage, Tuesday; $125 for registrations hibitors will be assigned 10 feet [email protected] or *Listen to a battery-operated *Take blankets, sleeping bags jewelry, pottery, woodcraft, received from Sept. 1 through by 10 feet sidewalk space. Each by calling the Chamber at (973) radio or television for updated and prescription medicines to weavings and sculpture. No kits Oct. 2 and $140 for day of show artist is responsible for his or her 379-1198.. information and official instruc- shelter. tions. *Tell someone outside of *If in a mobile home, check your storm area where you are tiedowns. going. *Store valuables and personal *Lock your home and leave papers in a waterproof container immediately. BACK TO SCHOOL on the highest level of your *Avoid flooded roads and home. watch for washed-out bridges. *Avoid elevators. Governed by volunteers and ACT launches Web site If at home: supported by community dona- CATHOLIC SECONDARY *Stay inside, away from win- tions, the American Red Cross ACT has launched taking the college admissions dows, skylights and glass doors. is a nationwide network of http://www.actstudent.org, a exam. 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OPEN REGISTRATION volunteer drivers for the Meals- Meal deliveries take place be- AGES 6 WEEKS-7 YEARS NEW On-Wheels Program. tween 10 a.m. and noon. Any PRE-SCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 8 NEW CLASSES 6:30 am-7:00pm CLASSESOON STARTS Meals-On-Wheels deliveries one who can spare two hours a START Y! CALL TODA take place Monday through month is asked to call the Chap- IN SEPT. Quality Childcare at its best Friday. The local chapter is in ter House at (973) 379-4198. Financial Aid if Qualified • Accredited by ACCSCT • Your child will get ahead Career Placement Available • Day and Evening Classes

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The Essex County Clerk, tions may be made in special cant must be accompanied by an The applicant also must have tified check, payable to the U.S. make an appointment at the Patrick McNally, will be avail- family or exigent circumstances identifying witness who has two, two-inch square passport Department of State. Philadelphia Passport Agency able Monday, Sept. 27, at the requiring immediate travel, or if known the applicant for at least photos with him at the time of A processing fee of $30 per by calling (215) 418-5937. For Millburn Police Department, 435 one parent has sole authority to two years, is a U.S. citizen or application, as well as a Social applicant can be paid with cash, more information about obtain- Essex St., from 2 to 8 p.m. to obtain the passport. resident alien, and must be able Security number. money order or certified check, ing a passport, call (973) 621- process passports, notary oaths, Those applying for passports to establish his own identity by Effective Feb. 1, all appli- payable to the Essex County 4920. veterans licenses and file physi- must bring with them a birth cer- one of the primary means listed cants, including minors, must Clerk. Those seeking veterans’ li- cians licenses. tificate containing a raised seal above. appear in person to obtain a With routine processing, censes must bring a DD 214 Those seeking assistance and date of registration from the The applicant must have three U.S. passport. passports are received within form in addition to proof of res- through the outreach program city or state of birth or natural- alternate forms of identification, There is a $55 fee for adults, six weeks. Those needing expe- idency and signature. should arrive at least 30 minutes ization papers and identification such as a school identification $40 for children 15 and under, dited service pay the additional Those filing physicians’ li- prior to closing time such as a driver’s license, a gov- card, credit card, or Social Secu- payable at the time the passport fee, plus overnight delivery and censes must bring $25 in cash, Both parents must be present ernmental identification card or a rity card, and the witness. Non- application is filed. Allow six receive their passports within money order or certified check. before a passport is issued to previous U.S. passport not more citizen parents applying for chil- weeks prior to the date of de- two weeks. For more information, call children under 13 years old. than 15 years old. dren’s passports must have a res- parture for passport processing. Those needing passports in the Essex County Clerk’s Only one parent must be present If none of these means of iden- ident’s card or valid foreign pass- Payment can be made by less than 14 days—for travel or Office, (973) 621-4918, or visit for applicants 14 or older. Excep- tification is available, the appli- port. money order, or personal or cer- to obtain foreign visas—need to www.essexclerk.com.

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Public Notices Public Notices to affect a change in a grave in- binding recommendation to the Hunger NOTICE RESOLUTION TO AMEND PROFESSIONAL justice largely being ignored.” Bush administration to call the SERVICES CONTRACT Continued from Page A1 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol- A senior majoring in philoso- atrocities by the name “geno- lowing Board of Health Ordinance was intro- WHEREAS, there exists a need to extend our duced and passed on first reading at a regu- existing contract for professional engineer phy, Frankel said he learned of cide” and to lead an international lar meeting of the Township Committee of the services for Stormwater Infrastructure Im- Township of Millburn, in the County of Essex, provements for EBR-1, Haran Circle Dike; militiamen, known as the Jan- the hunger strike from two intervention, acting unilaterally held on Tuesday evening, August 17, 2004, and and that said Ordinance will be taken up for jaweed, have systematically at- friends at his school who devel- if necessary. To date, according further consideration and final passage at a WHEREAS, Hatch Mott MacDonald I & E, tacked the rural black African oped a Web site and publicized to the hunger strike organizers, regular meeting of the Township Committee LLC, f/k/a Killam Associates, 27 Bleeker to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Street, Millburn, NJ is the firm which is provid- population there. the project. He credited those the Bush administration has Millburn, on Tuesday evening, September 7, ing such specialized engineer services; and 2004, at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as Strike organizers cite witness- friends with taking action to failed to act on the recommenda- said matter can be reached, at which timeall WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law, persons who may be interested therein will be N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 (et seq.) requires that the es who say the Janjaweed have make their views known. tion. given an opportunity to be heard. authorizing of the award of a contract for pro- fessional services without competitive bids been burning crops and villages, The strike attracted the atten- Payne and two of his staff Joanne M. Monarque must be publicly advertised; Township Clerk poisoning wells, and killing and tion of several local newspapers members recently spent three NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by Thomas C. McDermott, Jr. the Township Committee of the Township of raping the black Sudanese popu- in Vermont and Pennsylvania, he days visiting refugee camps in Mayor Millburn, in the County of Essex, as follows: lation. More than 160,000 people noted. eastern Chad, about 35 miles TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 1. The Mayor and the Township Clerk are have already died and more than Frankel’s participation in the outside Sudan. Earlier this ORDINANCE NO. 2234-04 hereby authorized and directed to execute an amendment for a professional services agree- 1 million have been internally hunger strike is in line with the month, the congressman helped ORDINANCE INCREASING (A) THE MAXI- ment with Hatch Mott MacDonald for profes- MUM FINE FOR VIOLATING ANY PROVI- sional engineering services for Stormwater In- displaced, according to witness- efforts of an elected official who forge an interfaith coalition of SION OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP OR- frastructure Improvements for EBR-1, Haran DINANCE CODE OR OTHER TOWNSHIP Circle Dike. es. represents the township. U.S. seven organizations in the ORDINANCE AND (B) THE FINES FOR Jonathan Frankel PARKING IN HANDICAPPED PARKING 2. This contract was awarded without com- “When informed of atrocities Rep. Donald Payne (D-10th Newark area that is seeking to SPACES AND AMENDING SUBSECTIONS petitive bidding as "professional services" un- 1-5.1 AND 7-50.9 OF THE CODE. der the provisions of the Local Public Con- such as the current situation in Dist.) has been advocating speak out with strength against 1933 to provide humanitarian aid tracts Law, because the contract is for speci- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP alized services to be performed by persons Darfur, I find it extremely diffi- American intervention in the the atrocities. to worldwide refugees and vic- COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF regulated by law. cult to remain idle and to just Darfur region and introduced The group also hopes to raise tims of oppression. MILLBURN IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, as follows: 3. Fee for this additional contract work hope things get better,” Frankel legislation in the House to that money for humanitarian aid Among the members of the $29,000.00. Section 1. The first paragraph of Subsection said last week in explaining his effect in June. during its ongoing fund drive coalition is the American Jewish 1-5.1 entitled "Maximum Penalty" of the Re- 4. A notice of this contract award and the vised General Ordinances of the Township of adoption of this resolution shall be published participation. “I believe inform- In July, acting on Payne’s ini- with the International Rescue Committee of Metropolitan New Millburn (1994) (the "Ordinance Code") is in The Item of Millburn Short Hills as required hereby amended to read in its entirety as fol- by law within ten (10) days of passage of this ing the public is one of the most tiative, both houses of Congress Committee. The IRC is a non- Jersey, which has its headquar- lows; the second and third paragraphs shall resolution. remain unchanged: important things a person can do passed a bill that made a non- profit organization formed in ters in the township. 5. This Resolution shall take effect immedi- "1-5.1 Maximum Penalty. ately.

For the violation of any provision of this Code, Millburn Item-1097164 or any other ordinance of the Township of Fee:$23.22 placements will be postponed There are 18 new teachers at the Although he said he is expect- Millburn unless a specific penalty is otherwise August 26, 2004 provided in connection with the provision vio- Principals until school vacations. Classes high school, bringing the staff ing 1,200 students to enter his lated, the maximum penalty upon conviction RESOLUTION TO AWARD PROFESSIONAL Continued from Page A1 of the violation shall be one or more of the fol- SERVICES CONTRACT can be shifted to an empty class- close to 100. school Sept. 7, Neigel added, “We lowing: a fine not exceeding one thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($1,250.00); impris- WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- floor tile work still needs to be room while window work is being “It’s almost doubled since I traditionally get a lot of late regis- onment in the County Jail for a period not ex- sional services for preparing grant applica- ceeding ninety (90) days; or to a period of tion; and done and window and locker re- done, the principal said. started here,” Neigel said. trations.” community service not exceeding ninety (90) days, at the discretion of the Municipal Court WHEREAS, the Township Committee has Judge." selected Suzann McKiernan Anderson for this service; and [The second and third paragraphs of Subsec- tion 1-5.1 remain unchanged.] WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 (et seq.) requires that the Section 2. Subsection 7-50.9 entitled authorizing of an award of contract for profes- Seven Newark homes open for Sept. 12 tour sional services without competitive bids must "Violations and Penalties" relating to handi- capped parking regulations of the Ordinance be publicly advertised. Code is hereby amended to read in its entire- ty as follows: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Seven homes of leaders in the 1989, the dwellings include a “Almost everyone likes to see Del Tufo, who chairs the land- the Township Committee of the Township of historic preservation movement condominium in a one-time fac- how other people live,” said Eliz- marks commission, said the tour "7-50.9 Violations and Penalties. Milburn in the County of Essex as follows: in Newark will be open briefly tory, a carriage house, old and abeth Del Tufo, a veteran tour bit will depart from the front of The penalty for violation of this section shall 1. The Mayor and the Township Clerk are be a fine of two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) hereby authorized and directed to execute a for inspection during a special new townhouses and a pillared guide who will lead the visitors The Newark Museum, 49 Wash- for the first offense and, for subsequent of- professional services agreement with Suzann fenses, a fine of at least two hundred fifty dol- McKiernan Anderson, 536 Bergen Avenue, tour Sunday afternoon, Sept. 12. mansion where movies were from house to house. “This is a ington St., at 1 p.m., and can pick lars ($250.00) and up to ninety (90) days Jersey City, NJ for this professional service. The five-hour tour by char- shot. rare chance to peek inside some up additional riders at Penn Sta- community service on such terms and in such form as the Municipal Court shall deem ap- 2. This contract is made without competitive propriate, or any combination thereof." bidding as a "professional service" under the tered bus has been arranged by Among the owners are archi- of the most interesting living tion. The bus is due back down- provisions of the Local Public Contracts Law the Newark Preservation & tects, a judge, a historian, and of- spaces in Newark.” town by 6 p.m. Section 3.This ordinance shall take effect af- because of the qualitative nature of service ter final passage and publication as provided provided. Landmarks Committee so people ficials of cultural and social The owners, she said, are pre- Cost of the tour is $20 for by law. 3. Fees for services are $5,000.00. committed to the city’s past and agencies. All are active with the pared to talk about how they adults, $15 for landmarks com- Millburn Item-1097170 Fee:$39.56 4. A copy of this resolution shall be published its future can display and discuss landmarks group or the city’s found, fixed up, and decorate mittee members, and $10 for August 26, 2004 in The Item of Millburn Short Hills as required by law, within ten (10) days of its passage. their very different living spaces. Historic Preservation Commis- their homes, and why they children. Advance registrations NOTICE OF HEARING Planning Board of the 5. This Resolution shall take effect Ranging in age from 1876 to sion. choose to live in Newark. are requested at (973) 622-4910. Township of Millburn, New Jersey immediately. TAKE NOTICE that William C. Lowe has made an application to the Millburn Township Millburn Item-1097168 Planning Board in connection with a minor Fee:$19.35 subdivision on Property in Millburn Township, August 26, 2004 located at 18 and 8 Roland Drive, Short Hills, N.J. Block 5201, Lots 11 and 12, which re- PUBLIC NOTICE Way Hobart Avenue at Bishops Great Hills Road at West quires the following: bulk variance relief, mi- Take notice that Cheryl A. Desmarais has nor subdivision. applied for: Bus schedule Historic District Construction Permit Cayuga Way at Oswego Lane Lane Beechcroft Road Nature of variances or approvals: Reconfi- Continued from Page A13 guring the size and shape of two existing lots. from the Historic Preservation Commission of 53 Seminole Way Hobart Avenue at Wayside South Beechcroft Road at East No new building lot will be created. Lot 12 the Township of Millburn for property located will be increased in size but will require a var- at 430 Wyoming Ave., appearing on the offi- 41 Seminole Way (Before Service Road) Beechcroft Road iance from Section 606.2e(1) (lot width) along cial maps as Lot 21 Block 308 Millburn Town- with any other variances the Board deems ship, with hearing scheduled at the meeting P.M. run starts at 2:37 Seminole Way across from Timber Acres Road at Roland Fox Hill Lane at East Hartshorn necessary. on September 9, 2004 slated to begin at 8:00 The Applicant may also seek other variances p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, 384 White Oak Ridge Road Shawnee Road Drive Drive and waivers as the need may arise during the Millburn, New Jersey. The requested regula- course of the hearing on this Application. The tory opinions are for: 408 White Oak Ridge Road Across from 80 Farbrook 16 Hobart Gap Road East Hartshorn Drive at Oakey application is now App. #560a on the Secre- Exterior demolition work and alter existing 586 White Oak Ridge Road Road West Road on Lakeview Road tary’s calendar, which is scheduled for a hear- 1st floor enclosed porch, and provide a new ing on September 22, 2004 at 8:00 p.m.in kitchen, breakfast area and powder room, 602 White Oak Ridge Road 53 Farbrook Road Avenue 19 Hilltop Road Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, within existing footprint. Add a new wood New Jersey. All documents relating to this deck at the rear of the house. Add a new 610 White Oak Ridge Road 45 Farbrook Road West Road at Windermere 41 Hilltop Road application are on file in the office of the Sec- second floor bedroom addition over the exist- retary of the Planning Board daily between ing first floor enclosed porch at rear. Rippling Brook Road at Clive Wildwood Drive at Hampshire Terrace the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday The papers relating to this application are on through Friday. Any interested party may ap- file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- Hills Rd Road Hobart Avenue at Coniston BUS 17 pear at said hearing and participate therein in ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and accordance with the rules of the Planning may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 Clive Hills Road at Lancer Hartshorn Drive at Highview Road A.M. runs starts at 6:55 Board. a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. William C. Lowe Cheryl A. Desmarais Drive Road Hobart Avenue at North Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 Applicant Applicant The Item 1102778 The Item 1102198 Lancer Drive at Richard Drive Hartshorn Drive across from Hobart Avenue at South Ter- Myrtle Avenue at Bailey Road Fee $16.34 Fee $12.90 497 Long Hill Drive Shirlawn Drive race Myrtle Avenue at Maple Ter- August 26, 2004 August 26, 2004 PUBLIC NOTICE Long Hill Drive at Mohawk Hobart Avenue at Forest race PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that Ning Yuan has applied for: Take notice that Carmine & Erika Fanelle Historic Site or District Demolition Permit Road BUS 11 Drive Wyoming Avenue at Mountain have applied for: Historic District Construction Permit Historic District Construction Permit from the Historic Preservation Commission of Mohawk Road at Hickory A.M. runs starts at 7:00 Avenue from the Historic Preservation Commission of the Township of Millburn for property located the Township of Millburn for property located at 100 Cypress Street, Millburn, appearing on Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 BUS 14 Glen Avenue at Woodcrest at 20 Barberry Ln, appearing on the official the official maps as Lot 206 Block 21 Millburn maps as Lot 5 Block 2210 Millburn Township, Township, with hearing scheduled at the Mohawk Road at Westview 16 Fairfield Drive A.M. runs starts at 7:00 Road with hearing scheduled at the meeting on meeting on 09-09-2004 slated to begin at Road Fairfield Drive at Martindale P.M. run starts at 2:37 Glen Avenue at Burnside Sept. 9, 2004 slated to begin at 8:00 p.m.in 8:00 p.m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Ave- the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, nue, Millburn, New Jersey. The requested Mohawk Road at Princeton Road 220 White Oak Ridge Road Drive New Jersey. The requested regulatory opin- regulatory opinions are for: ions are for: Exterior demolition work and addition of one Terrace Fairfield Terrace at Fairfield Canoe Brook Road at Sheri- Short Hills Road on Martin- Exterior demolition work and floor up. - alteration of existing garage into kitchen and The papers relating to this application are on Mohawk Road at Tioga Pass Drive (No. 139 ) dan Drive dale Place mud room file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- - addition of master bedroom above new ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and Mohawk Road at Farbrook Fairfield Terrace at Fairfield Canoe Brook Road at Thack- Martindale Place at Martindale kitchen may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 - raising of eave & ridge above family room a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Road Drive (upper end ) eray Drive Road - new detached garage Ning Yuan The papers relating to this application are on Applicant Mohawk Road at Seminole Fairfield Drive at Sinclair Ter- 41 Canoe Brook Road Farley Road at Alan Drive file in the office of the Secretary of the Histor- The Item 1102070 Way race 142 Canoe Brook Road Farley Road at Cross Gates ic Preservation Commission in Town Hall and Fee $10.75 may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 August 26, 2004 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Fairfield Drive at Dorison Browning Road at Tennyson Farley Road at Woodcrest Carmine Fanelle Board of Adjustment Applicant Township of Millburn BUS 8 Drive Drive Avenue The Item 1103179 PUBLIC NOTICE A.M. runs starts at 7:00 21 Dorison Drive Browning Road at Thackeray Farley Road at Brooklawn Fee $12.90 Take notice that Maureen and Henry Lee August 26, 2004 have applied for a Zoning Variance from the P.M. run starts at 2:37 48 Dorison Drive Drive Drive Millburn Township Board of Adjustment for LEGAL NOTICE property located at 22 Cambridge Drive Block Woodland Road at Oak Hill Winthrop Road just off South Browning Road at Spenser On August 18, 2004, the Planning Board of 3204 Lot 17 in Millburn Township, which is the Township of Millburn, County of Essex, scheduled for a hearing on 9-13, 2004 at 7:00 Road Orange Avenue Drive memorialized the Denial of application of Site p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Plan Application #269-A, Hong-Bum Corp., 12 Millburn, New Jersey. The requested var- Woodland Road at Wellington Winthrop Road at Kean Road Spenser Drive at Wordsworth BUS 18 Main Street, to operate a dry cleaning busi- iance is to 606.2e1d) variance for front set- ness on the site. back to erect a front portico. Avenue 45 Kean Road Road A.M. runs starts at 6:55 The determination of said Board is now on The papers relating to this application are on file in the office of the Board Secretary and is file in the office of the Secretary of the Board Woodland Road at Elmwood Pilgrim Road at Winthrop Spenser Drive at Keats Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 available for inspection during normal busi- of Adjustment daily between the hours of 8:30 ness hours. a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any Place Road Minnisink Road at Oxford Helen S. Merle interested party may appear at said hearing Wellington Avenue at Clare- Winthrop Road at Puritan BUS 15 Drive Secretary/Clerk to the Planning Board and participate therein in accordance with the The Item 1101324 rules of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. mont Drive Road A.M. runs starts at 7:00 Oxford Drive at Slope Drive Fee $6.88 Maureen and Henry Lee August 26, 2004 Applicants Baltusrol Way at Wellington Deerfield Road at Andover P.M. run starts at 2:37 Hartshorn Drive at Minnisink LEGAL NOTICE The Item 1103127 On August 16, 2004, the Board of Adjust- Fee $10.75 Avenue Road Forest Drive at Chestnut Road ment of the Township of Millburn, County of August 26, 2004 Essex, memorialized the Approval of applica- 1002 South Orange Ave. Place Robert Drive on Long Hill tion of Edward & Debra Goodman, 33 BUS 9 Forest Drive at Park Place Drive Westview Road, to erect addition on the site. The determination of said Board is now on Scouting for a A.M. runs starts at 7:00 31 Northern Drive Long Hill Drive at Lee Terrace file in the office of the Board Secretary and is available for inspection during normal busi- P.M. run starts at 2:37 BUS 12 Taylor Road North at Twin Parsonage Hill Road at Chapel ness hours. Garage Sale? Helen S. Merle Locate them each week 84 White Oak Ridge Road A.M. runs starts at 7:00 Oak Road Hill Road Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment The Item 1096925 in the Classifieds! Hartshorn Drive at Falmouth P.M. run starts at 2:37 Taylor Road South at Dog- 364 White Oak Ridge Road Fee $6.45 Street 55 Athens Road wood Lane 50 Farmstead Road August 26, 2004 Hartshorn Drive at Western Athens Road at Sparta Road Lupine Way at Dogwood 25 Farmstead Road Drive Sparta Road at Robbins Lane Lane 12 Farmstead Road TURN TO . . . Slope Drive at Western Drive Sparta Road at Lawrence 321 Lupine Way Harvey Drive at Alexander Western Drive at Cambridge Drive Lupine Way at Forest Drive Lane Drive Lawrence Drive at Bruce Baltusrol Way at Meadow- Harvey Drive at Arlene Court Cambridge Drive at Falmouth Circle brook Road 270 White Oak Ridge Road Street Lawrence Drive at Vincent Baltusrol Way at Elmwood Parsonage Hill Road at Denman 65 Falmouth St. Lane (U-Turn) Place Court 45 Slayton Drive Lawrence Drive at Troy Drive The Long Hill Drive at Dorset 64 Silver Spring Road BUS 19 Lane Silver Spring Road at Kilmer BUS 16 A.M. runs starts at 6:55 Classifieds Dorset Lane at Arden Place Drive A.M. runs starts at 7:00 P.M. run starts at 2:37 Arden Place at Briarwood Kilmer Drive at Silver Spring P.M. run starts at 2:37 Long Hill Drive at Garden Service Drive Road Old Short Hills Road at Old Court Briarwood Drive at Long Hill Silver Spring Road at Fenton Hollow Road White Oak Ridge Road at Ed- Directory Drive Drive Great Hills Terrace at Tall wards Place Long Hill Drive at Dale Drive Silver Spring Road at top of Pine Lane Long Hill Drive at Robert Silver Spring Road Great Hills Terrace at Troy Continued on Page B12 Drive 349 Old Short Hills Road Lane Old Short Hills Road at Athens Road at Holly Drive When problems arise around BUS 10 Talbot Court Holly Drive at Rolling Hills the house - don’t panic! A.M. runs starts at 7:00 241 Old Short Hills Road Road P.M. run starts at 2:37 233 Old Short Hills Road Rolling Hills Road at Athens Tell them you Just turn to the Classified’s Westview Road at Long Hill BUS 13 Road saw it in Service Directory in this Drive A.M. runs starts at 7:00 Great Hills Road at Westview 439 Long Hill Drive P.M. run starts at 2:37 Road newspaper. We’ve got the Across From 392 Long Hill Millburn Avenue at Farley Great Hills Road at Farbrook Drive Place Road help you need when you need it. Long Hill Drive at Cayuga 806 Morris Turnpike 51 Great Hills Road www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 26, 2004 Page B9

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Free Est. û Call 973-305-0441 EOE Fax resume 973-742-9519. www.cfidrive.com (973)484-9573 lv message MASTER CRAFTSMAN Carpentry, Drywall, Tile, MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Interior Painting, Wall- paper, Odd Jobs/Repairs. If you have an item to sell for less Call Ed. 201-315-5941 Garage Sales 1385 Garage Sales 1385 OTTS-N-ENDS Organizes closets, cleans out storage than $100 we’ll run your 3 line rooms,straightens out most CEDAR GROVE 2 Brown MONTCLAIR: 24 Upper anything. 973-580-2564. classified ad for $9.99 for 2 weeks Cleaning out your garage, attic or closets? Ridge Ct. Sat 8/28, 9-3p Mountain Ave. Sat 8/28 & MOVING SALE: Furn, art, Sun 29 9-4. Fridge, stove, We Specialize in HH items & Much More. All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad coin-up W/D, all wht, Exc. Odd Jobs &Big Jobs Have a Garage Sale! All priced to sell cond. baby gear, bikes, & that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $3.25. Call Ron (973)652-8876 CEDAR GROVE: 2 Todd clothing, HH & more! One item per ad • Must include price under $100 • No Garage Sales Terr. (Ridge Rd & Cedar All must go! No Early Birds! Kitchens 1885 No autos, pets or business ads • Firewood not permitted • Please allow ample Don’t have a garage? to Sunset to Todd) Multi MONTCLAIR û 26 High time before ad will appear • Used clothing must include number of pieces, and a Family Sale. Sat/Sun St, Sat 8/28 only, 9a-3p. TRUCK LOADS of kitchen total for all (not to exceed $100) • NO REFUNDS 8/28-29, 10-3pm. Execu- cabs. Huge whse loc. Bath Sell your merchandise tive desk, computers Furn, toys, clothes, etc. Everything must GO!!! vanities, marble tops. Gas Just fill out the coupon below (no phone or fax, please) with an ad! clothes & Much More!!! ranges, Disc. prcs. In stall, and mail to: The Montclair Times, The Item of Millburn CEDAR GROVE-Sat 8/28 MONTCLAIR: Multi Family optn. Paterson Stove & and Short Hills, Verona-Cedar Grove Times & Sun 8/29 62 Devonshire 117 Lincoln St. (off Elm) Kitchen Ctr. 973-790-5100. Rd .10a-4p Antq cherry Fri. & Sat, 8/27-28, 9-3. Classified Department, 1 Garret Mountain Plaza, bed, stereo eqpmnt, TV, Furn, HH & much more! Landscaping 1890 PO Box 471, West Paterson, New Jersey 07424-0471 cd’s, linens, bks & jewlery For information on our MONTCLAIR: Sat. 8/28, @ GARDEN STATE @ MILLBURN 30 Berkeley Please run my classified ad as follows: 8a-6p, 40 Gates Ave. Anti- @ LANDSCAPE @

0000961840-01 Rd (off Ridgewood) Sat low advertising prices ques, clothes, much more. Lawn Maint & Design 8/28 9-4. Furn, tools ,HH Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces Mulch, Seed, Fert, Spring/ bikes & oriental rug (9x12). per line. 3 lines minimum. & early deadlines… SHORT HILLS Fall Cleanups Avg. Cut ______MONTCLAIR: 122 Buck- 169 Hobart Ave. $25. 973-227-6464 ingham Rd Sat 8/28, 9- Friday & Saturday 8/27 & ______8/28, 9am-1pm. NEED SOMEONE TO Call Early 1-800-891-9467 3pm. Furnitures, Books, MOW & Trim your Lawn at Clothes, etc. ______Phone # ______a reasonable cost? Call MONTCLAIR: 128 So. Andy 973-783-5191 Name ______Mountain Ave.(near Union) VERONA Fri 8/27, Sat Sat. 8/28, 8am-1pm. 8/28 Sun 8/29, 59 Mt Masonry 1935 Address ______ûLots of Stuff!û Prospect (Cornr Sunset) 10am-4pm,Furn, Clothes, City______Zip ______MONTCLAIR-20 Vera Pl. STONE STONE STONE Bric a Brac, Antiqs, Dir: Special Unique Artistic/ Sat 8/28, 9-3. clothing, 973-868-3632 Please find $ ____ enclosed, or charge to this bank card toys , books, & HH items. 1 of a kind irregular & square cut beautiful J Mastercard J Visa J Discover J AmEx Classified Department: MONTCLAIR - 22 Euclid Pl bluestone patios,walkways 1 Garret Mountain Plaza • PO Box 471 (off Grove St) Sat 8/28, 9- Classifieds, & natural stone retaining Number# ______Exp Date ______West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 4. Car seats, baby items, walls. Free est’s. Call for 0000112507-01 toys, books, videos & more they work! details, 973-519-4807. www.theitemonline.com THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, August 26, 2004 Page B11 Moving & Storage 1950 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Apartments Unfurnished 2335 Rentals to Share 2360 Shore Waterfront Home 2420 Out of State Property 2432 Business Opportunities 2470 Buildings Sale/Rent 2475 Stores Sale/Rent 2485

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Midhurst Road at Hawthorne West Road before Hobart Lake Road at Shore Edge Lane S. MOUNTAIN SCHOOL Spring Street at Meeker Place Bus schedule Road Avenue 195 Highland Ave. (at school) Continued from Page B12 Midhurst Road at Whitney West Road on Hobart Avenue 82 Stewart Road BUS 14 Across from 27 Willow St. Road Hobart Avenue at Bishops Lane 101 Highland Ave. A.M. run starts at 8:10 13 Ocean St. BUS 15 26 Haddonfield Road Hobart Avenue at Wayside 164 Highland Ave. P.M. run starts at 3:05 36 Ocean St. A.M. run starts at 8:10 Haddonfield Road at (Before Service Road) 174 Highland Ave. Essex Street (at island behind 13 Orchard St. P.M. run starts at 3:00 Hawthorne Road Morris Turnpike on Colonial Town Hall) 40 Mechanic St. 424 White Oak Ridge Road BUS 17 Way BUS 18 Millburn Avenue at Duncan 262 Main St. 470 White Oak Ridge Road A.M. run starts at 8:05 Morris Turnpike at Audubon A.M. run starts at 8:05 Street 206 Main St. 152 Mohawk Road P.M. run starts at 3:05 Court P.M. run starts at 3:05 Millburn Avenue at Bodwell Lackawanna Place at the Mill- 506 Long Hill Drive Millburn Avenue at Dameo 1040 Morris Turnpike 343 Long Hill Drive Terrace burn Diner 491 Long Hill Drive Place 1046 Morris Turnpike 226 Parsonage Hill Road Millburn Avenue at Short Hills Long Hill Drive at Westview Millburn Avenue at Farley 1070 Morris Turnpike 214 Parsonage Hill Road Garden Apts. (U-Turn in High BUS 4 Road Place Roland Drive at Timber Acres Parsonage Hill Road at Denman School) A.M. run starts at 8:10 431 Long Hill Drive Morris Turnpike at Mount Road Court 438 Millburn Ave. P.M. run starts at 3:05 415 Long Hill Drive Ararat Road 42 Hobart Gap Road 140 Stewart Road 408 Millburn Ave. 130 Spring St. 369 Long Hill Drive 506 Millburn Ave. 30 Joanna Way Across from 25 Taylor St. 65 Seminole Way 8 Winding Way BUS 13 107 Parsonage Hill Road 13 Church St. 53 Seminole Way 29 Winding Way A.M. run starts at 8:10 Parsonage Hill Road at Elsway WYOMING SCHOOL 59 Church St. 31 Seminole Way 43 Winding Way P.M. run starts at 3:05 Road BUS 3 Church Street at Blaine Street Seminole Way across from 102 Short Hills Ave. 314 Glen Ave. 131 Parsonage Hill Road A.M. run starts at 8:10 72 Rector St. Shawnee Road 106 Short Hills Ave. Jefferson Avenue at Madison 165 Parsonage Hill Road P.M. run starts at 3:05 10 Rector St. 1 Seminole Way 110 Short Hills Ave. Terrace 197 Parsonage Hill Road 13 Spring St. 250 Glen Ave. 42 Hobart Ave. 38 Jefferson Ave. 201 Parsonage Hill Road 43 Spring St. 228 Glen Ave. Bus 19 18 Hobart Ave. Jefferson Avenue at Birch Lane 239 Parsonage Hill Road 67 Jefferson Ave. Parsonage Hill Road at Chapel A.M. run starts at 8:05 Jefferson Avenue at Adams Hill P.M. run starts at 3:05 HARTSHORN SCHOOL Avenue 402 White Oak Ridge Road 590 White Oak Ridge Road BUS 2 27 Lake Road 412 White Oak Ridge Road '21$7,216 1(('(' 596 White Oak Ridge Road A.M. run starts at 8:10 Lake Road at Montview 420 White Oak Ridge Road 610 White Oak Ridge Road P.M. run starts at 3:05 Avenue 409 White Oak Ridge Road Boats, Cars, RVs, Real Estate & Equipment 614 White Oak Ridge Road 306 White Oak Ridge Road 121 Forest Drive 391 White Oak Ridge Road 3 Rippling Brook Drive 334 White Oak Ridge Road Western Drive at Lake Road 379 White Oak Ridge Road IRS Forms and All Paperwork Done for You. Rippling Brook Drive at Clive 390 White Oak Ridge Road Associated Charities represents numerous non-profits Hills Road 2 Farmstead Road

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E36322-01 Page B14 Thursday, August 26, 2004 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills www.theitemonline.com Dackerman takes helm of agency for military personnel Township resident Rose- tor of major duty to provide recreational and of Metro New York and the marie E. Dackerman recently gifts and social activities for these brave Northern New Jersey Chapter of was appointed executive direc- planned giving men and women who do so much the American Foundation for tor of the USO of Metropolitan of the ASPCA, for our local communities and our Suicide Prevention. New York. New York City country.” The USO of Metropolitan New Dackerman will serve as the and as vice A township native and alumnus York, a 63-year-old agency, serves organization’s chief executive president and of Kent Place School in Summit, all active duty military personnel officer and will be responsible dean of stu- Dackerman is active as a volun- from the metropolitan area, Na- Rosemarie for all operational, fundraising, dents at Mary- teer and has served on the boards tional Guard, reservists, ROTC Dackerman program and fiscal management mount Manhat- of the New York Junior League, cadets, retirees and hospitalized initiatives. tan College. Burger King Cancer Foundation veterans as well as their families. She most recently served as “I am very excited about the assistant executive director for challenge of serving as execu- external relations at Little tive director of the USO of Met- Flower Children’s Services of ropolitan New York,” Dacker- New York in Brooklyn. Dack- man said. “The USO provides a erman previously served as ex- ‘home away from home’ for the ecutive director of the Valerie military personnel who reside Fund, Maplewood, senior direc- in and visit the area. It is our

Patricia Harris/staff photographer MARKET APPEAL—The Millburn Farmers Market offers something for everyone, as sisters Annie, holding her 1102334 dog Cricket, left, and Hyland Murphy of Farley Road demonstrate at Friday’s event. Annie is 10 years old and Hyland is 12. The market, held Fridays from 8 a.m. to 2

p.m. in the municipal parking lot at the corner of Essex 1102141-01 and Main streets, continues through Nov. 19. FOR YOUR PET 1100362-01

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