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O F M L L B U R N A N D S H O R T H I L L S Fou n d ed ir± 188& Volume 111,Number 1 Thursday, January 9, 1997 . , 50 Cents Hochberg Committee chooses bid for judgeship Becker, McDermott
Elaine Becker was unanimously concluded, said she was confident the vice chairman's post. in doubt re-elected chairman of the Mr. McDermott would “do a good “I’m sure Tom (McDermott) Township Committee Tuesday job” and the “vote speaks for will serve Millburn Township By Jamie Rudarman night, but unanimity was not in itself." well,” Ms. McNett said. But, she evidence when the Committee ' M r. H orbatt, wJ kj, w ith the said, she did not believe Mr. Hor U.S. Attorney and township selected its 1997 vice chairman. exception of the mayor, is the batt was “interested in pursuing” resident Faith Hochberg's hopes of Through a 3-to-2 vote, the Com Committee’s senior member, the vice chairman’s post. She becoming a federal judge appears mittee named Thomas C. McDer described the election of Mr. explained her vote in opposition to i to have been quashed. mott vice chairman. McDermott as “the normal politi Mr. McDermott's election by The Stewart Road resident, New The vice chairman’s position cal process” and added he. felt saying: Jersey’s highest-ranking Federal was held last year by William R. other Committee members had “You have to vote your con law enforcement agent, was Horbatt. “substantially more experience” science. I'm proud of my nominated for the sought-after Vbtes in opposition to the than the newly-elected vice record—the tradition of seniority judicial post last year by then Sen, naming of Mr. McDermott as vice chairman. ; . § has served Millburn WeU in the Bill Bradley. But her nomination ___. „ ______B chairman were cast by Mr. Horbatt Mr. McDermott is beginning his, stalled in the Senate, then expired VICE CHAIRMEN, PAST AND, PRESENT—Tension second year as a Township Com and Mary McNett. Affirmative In addition to the electiorof the mittee member -and has seniority in October when Congress was evident on the faces of both William Horbatt votes were cast by Mayor Becker, community’s leadership for the only over Mr. Bate. Ms. McNett adjourned for the year. (left) and Thomas McDermott as Township Com Salvatore J. Bate and Mr. new year, Tuesday's organization And now it appears Sen. Frank McDermott. ■ is beginning her second, 3-year mittee members cast their ballots for vice chairman. meeting was highlighted by the Lautenberg will nominate someone Committee term while Mr. Horbatt Under state law, the chairman annual state-of-ihe-township else for the position. has been a member of the Com and vice chairman o f a township address by Mayor Becker (see mittee for four years and the A spokesman for Sen. Lauten committee also hold the titles of Page 4) and shorter statements mayor is a 5-year Committee berg said the Senator was looking mayor and vice mayor of a made by Ms, McNett and Mr. incumbent. at a number of people, including Pre-K registration municipality. Bate following swearing-in Ms. McNett, in her after- Ms. Hochberg, but no decision No member of the Township ceremonies which marked the was imminently forthcoming. Committee made any statement meeting comments, indicated dis “We’re still in the process,’’ the during the course of the meeting as appointment she did not receive Continued on Page 2 spokesman said of the Senator’s begins January 31 to why they were voting for or nomination process. against Mr. McDermott or- why The spokesman declined to iden Applications for the public February 24 at the Education Cen they were not returning Mr. Hor tify who might be nominated for school pre-kindergarten program ter. batt to the vice chairmap’s post. the post, but according to pub are now available. Registration is Non-special education young Mayor Becker, after the meeting lished reports Sen. Lautenberg’s due by January 31. sters already enrolled in the pro list reportedly includes Cynthia gram do not have to reregister but To enter the program, which are asked to confi(nytheir place by Jacob, the president of the New serves a mix of special education Jamuuy 31. Jersey State Bar Association, U.S. and regular education students, Magistrate Freda Wolfson and Students placed on last year’s, 50 named youngsters must tfe between three waiting list do have to register for Essex County Superior Court and five years old as o f October 1, this year’s lottery. Judge Katharine Sweeney Hayden. 1997. Ms. Hochberg didn’t return The township’s special education to town several phones calls seeking com No tuition is charged for the students are automatically eligible ment. program, but admission is limited for the program and are placed She initially was nominated for for regular education students and after an evaluation by the district’s positions special services department. Continued on Page 8 is filled, by a lottery to be held There are currently sjx preschool More than 50 town residents sessions held at Deerfield and were appointed to positions on Hartshorn .schools, three in the municipal boards and commissions morning and three in the by Mayor Elaine Becker and the afternoon. Children attend class Township Committee at Tuesday four days a week. Frida* is night’s 1997 organization meeting Staff photo by Jamie Rudarman devoted to parent-teacher cotuer- o f the com m unity’s governing SIGN THERE—Bernie Grieco, center, Of Bernie's ences, parent workshops, family body. Motors on Millburn Avenue, signs a petition being activities and staff development. Tuesday’s meeting also saw the Circulated by Concerned Citizens for Flood Control Admission to the program does Committee appoint its legal and (CCFC). Flanking Mr. Grieco are CCFC co-founders not guarantee placement in one administrative staff for the new elementary school p r ,another, nor year. Sherri DeRose and Peter Waldman. Standing at the does it guarantee placement in the Although the meeting did not see rear is Clinton Factory outlet owner Steven Franklin, morning or afternoon sessions. the assignment by Mayor Becker An open house for parents of of liaison and overview roles for interested applicants will be held at individual members of the Hartshorn School Wednesday from Township Committee, the mayor Civic groups meet 7 to 8 p.m. in the preschool room. did announce she and Com- Parents of applicants may also mitteewoman Mary McNett would visit the classrooms, but are asked continue to serve on the Planning to make appointments first. Board and Ms. McNett would con tonight on flooding Applications are available at the tinue in her role as the township's Education Center, 434 Millburn representative to the Joint Actions which this municipality in M aplewood, Springfield and Avenue, or by calling the special Meeting—the regional sewage might take to alleviate Rahway Union. services department, 376-3600, association. Fiver flooding will be the subject Actions suggested to alleviate extension 250. Liaison and overview assign tonight of a jo int meeting of the flooding include raising the To visit the classrooms or attend ments will be discussed, Mayor Wyoming and South Mountain Millburn Avenue, Vaux Hall Road the open house, call Deanne Git- Becker said, among Committee civic associations. and Morris Avenue bridges, ner, 376-3600, extension 294. Continued on Pago 2' dredging the river’s bed, improve Speakers at the 8 p.m. meeting ments to its banks and reducing the miniMHiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiii'i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii in Wyoming Presbyterian Church area’s water table by pumping into will be Township Committeeman the river during periods when the Salvatore J. Bate, the munic stream is low. ipality’s administrator, Timothy P. A major anti-flood remediation The inside story Gordon, and its engineer, Thomas program, bearing an estimated cost Watkinson. of J7-million, was contained in a Arts...... 9 New proof-of-residency The three speakers will discuss study prepared for this rules in effect for town Classified...... 13-15 municipality several years ago by ...... 4 Millbura’s efforts to involve other parking permits. See Coming events Communities, as well as the Killam Associates, a hydraulic Page 2. Editorial...... 4 governments of Essex and Union engineering firm. That study, in Movies...... 9 counties, in steps to eliminate Rah addition to th& steps noted above, Obituaries...... 6 way River flooding. recommended the straightening of the river's channel. Staff photo by Eveline Speedie British farce is hit at Religious news ...... 6 During heavy storms flooding Two-year-old Kristina Van Sant of Taylor Road ...... 7 ocours ort Millburn Avenue No action affecting' the river can Paper Mitt. Story, Page 9. Social...... between Cypress Street and Vaux be undertaken without N.J. South expressed delight with Friday's mild temper .1 0 - 1 2 Sports...... Hall Road and in the low-lying Department o f Environmental Pro atures as she played in Taylor Park. tection approval. IHHIlHllimiHIIIUmHIIIIHIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIMHIHtllMmililllllllllllimilllMHIIIIIIIIIMimilHIIIIHIIIIIUIIHIin. areas of South Mountain as well as
Parents, daughter reunite after six years
dangerous, Mr. Zahariev said. Wanting a better By Eveline Speedie future for bis daughter, he seized the opportunity to leave and found work as a truck driver m New Jer A little girl and her parents received the best sey. His wife followed him three months later and Christmas present possible last month when the fam Radina, then two years old, was left in the care of ily of three was reunited after a six-year separation. her paternal grandparents. Dmitre Zahariev and his wife, Elizabeth, saw their The couple rented an apartment in Millburn only daughter, Radina, in early December for the Township and Mr. Zahariev worked in Elizabeth first time since the pair immigrated to America in. and Springfield. Mrs. Zahariev took classes and 1990 from their native Bulgaria. H ie happy reunion became certified as a registered nurse. Eventually, took place when they returned to their homeland to both found jobs: he in the building and grounds bring, the child, now eight years old, to this country department of the township’s school district, where to start a new life. ■ he is director Robert Knehr’s assistant, and she in a Speaking in halting English, Mr. Zahariev, a lead local geriatric -center. foremanemployed by the Millburn Township All the while, the couple remained hopeful that School District, discussed the painful separation last they could obtain a visa for their daughter. week. The decision to leave his daughter behind “I thought o f her all the time,” M r. Zahariev said, when he was unable to obtain a visa for her was not while clutching • picture of his child. His face m A capriciously- It was part of a well-crafted plan softened as he spoke of her although not once did he by two caring parents. ... actually smile as he told o f a happy ending to a pain “It was Very bad in my country at that tune, Mr. ful six years. „ Staff photo by Jamie Rudarman Zahariev With the fell of communism, “things “My thoughts were always, with her, ” he said, his started to open up,” he explained, and he was able ■ eyes moistening'. “Not a day went by that we ditin t TOGETHER AGAIN—DmitS’e Zahariev and his wife, Elizabeth, were reunited with to obtain visagA^himseif and his wife to come think of her. W e talked on fee telephone every week Ihftir daughter, Radina, last month after a 6-year separation. It was the first here, but not for his child. - _ time Radina had seen her parents since she was two years old. Life in Bulgaria was Uncertain at best and often January 9, 1997 THE ITEM of Mjllbum and Short Hills 50 residents are named to township commissions, boards adviser municipalities on N J. of the Environmental'Commission, Named to 4-year terms as His that body’s advisor. fieid- ..; 6 : Continued from Pago 1 James Laurie was reappointed to TransttWomffioter rail service. were appointed to 3-year terms as toric Preservation Commission Named to 3-year terms on die members following next Tuesday’s mother year as the township’s rep- All persons holding legal and regular members of that body. membbrs-'Were Gregg Seibert mid Shade Tree Advisory Board were township Committee meeting. resentative to the Lackawanna administrative posts were reap- Another Environmental Com-, Prank J. Mruk. Alison R. Gross Heather R'ichyplsky and Laura Appointments made to municipal Coalition, a regional group which P°ih!ed to-those postbons. mission member, Kusum Ketkar, was named an alternate member of Rhodes. boards and commissions carry was appointed to 1-year term on the commission. Ellen Morris was reappointed to terms varying from one to five the Planning Board while W. Tuesday night’s meeting saw the a 5-year term on the library’s years. Donald Snow, an alternate member mayor appoint members of the board o f trustees. Donald Sulzer was renamed to Of the Planning Board last year, 1997 Citizens Budget.Advisory Edward Mazer and former bis post as chairman of the was named to a 2-year term M a Committee and the Senior Citizens mayor William J. Caveney were Environmental Commission and regular member. - - Advisory Board. reappointed to 4-year terms on the team You’ Nunbere 5alel Tirza Wahrman was reappointed to Appointed to 2-year terms as Named to head the budget Zoning Board of Adjustment and membership on that commission. Planning Board alternate members advUory unit was Maureen M r. C aveney w as nam ed th<^„ Mr. Sulzer’s appointment as were Peter Pivko and Cynthia zoning board's representative to - chairman is for a 1-year term; Ms. Spivack. Serving with Ms, Bernstein. Spivack will be Zenaida Sama- the Historic Preservation Commii- Wahrman’s appointment as a com 2 t% o 0 - Michael Sanders and Jeffrey ntegp, James Caaserly, Kristin sion. Chuck Lee and Dale Gelber, mission member.is for a 3-year Dahl man were reappointed to 5- Davis, Lise Chapman, Richard both o f whom served as alternates everything in store including orders term. Tambor, Jeffrey Sula, Matthew on the'zoning board in 1996, were year terms on the Board of Recrea Wendy Drucker and Arthur Gentile, Arthur Fredman and Ted named to fill unexpired terms as Draznin, 1996 alternate members tion Commissioners. Houliti. tegularmeinbers o f that body. The Jesse’s 30% o li Appointed to the Senior Citizens tmexpired term Mr.' Lee is filling Advisory Board were Paul runs through 1998 while M r. Gel ROOM furnitiire floor SSnples os naked Thomas, Barbara Aliori, Iris ber’* appointment is for the B e c k e r , McDermott Grubel, Gloria Patrizio, Rose remainder of this year. Named to replace Mr. Lee and the year as alleviating flooding in Pedowitz, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Continued from Page 1 T. King, Ellen Prach, Patricia Mr, Gelber as zoning board 40% o ff the community, continued beginning of their new terms of alternates were Roger Manshel and in stock bedding improvement in the downtown Lowery, Judith Fredman, Gertrude office. Monica Smsllman. area and preservation of the Carrington, Elaine Birnholtz, Ms. McNett began her statement Elizabeth Hull and Cheryl All six members of last year’s township’s open spaces. Store Hours- Tues.-Sat. 10 to 5 ’Sale Ends February 15,1997 by saying, “ We live in a great Popielarski. Community Service Award Com town and it didn't happen by acci The Committee’s 1997 work Arthur Brody and Robert Kupec mittee were reappointed to that dent." year will begin this Tuesday night were reappointed to 3-year terms body. Committee members are 53 Church Street • Hftonttbir, N.J. • 201* 746* 1133 She praised the actions of past when it hoick a special meeting at on die Cable Television Advisory Gerald Viturelio, Warren Gray, township committees for “forging which budget matters will be the Committee and Robert Committa Leonard Morvay, Ernest Smith, LI plans to protect your narrow, onf| item on the agenda. The was appointed to a 1-year term as Susannah Likins and Cathy Caul- winding streets and to protect your Committee’s first regular meeting tax dollars:" of the year is January 21. Ms. McNett saluted those who serve the township in various THE ITEM of Millburn arid Short It's fabulous. It's volunteer capacities as “the key to Hills (USPA 348-880) ©T997 is the (municipality’s) success." ‘H' .■ i published every Thursday by She also stated the past year had BAL Communications, Inc., a seen “significant strides” in the corporation at 100.. MiUburn revitalization of the downtown Avenue, Millburn, N.J. Official area. “M illburn’s downtovvn,” newspaper of the Township of Ms. McNett said, “has never been Millburn^ subscription rates by ■■mail post paid one year, within I pretty, but volunteers are working Essex County, $18. elsewhere, to transform it into a vibrant, suc $22. 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y January 9, 1997 THE ITEM of Millburn any Short Hills Page 3 Rotary Club’s gift-of-life girl New proof-of-residency rules returns to home in Trinidad in effect for parking permits T bs Millbum Rotary Club said vided fay the regional Rotary dis New probf-of-residcncy require company-owned car—must have .farewell last week to Philicia trict. ,• ments are in effect for those pur proof of their residency plus a Ramirez as the 5-year-old began Leading the effort in behalf of chasing 1997 municipal parking notarized certificate attesting they her trip back to Trinidad after Philicia were Chuck Lee of the permita, Gerald Viturello, are the driver of the car. undergoing open-heart surgery at township did)-end Pat Holdea, a municipal tax collector, said Persons seeking s business park- the Long Island Jewish Hospital. member of the Carteret cluband today. lng perqut must have the applica The local club sponsored an honorary member of the Mr. Viturello, whose Town Hall Millbum Rotary Club. tion form signed by the owner or Philicia's surgery through office sells the. permits, said manager of the business. / gift-of-life-progr Rotary’s gift-of-life program vehicle registration rather than with the Carteret Rotary‘Club, was established to provide driver’s licenses are required as In Iddition to the normal 8:30 funded and coordinated au aspects assistance to children suffering proof of township residency. a.m., to 4:30 p.m. Monday of care for the youngster. Od her life-threatening, bid operable heart through Friday hours, Mr. mother during m a r 3-week stay in ailments and living Jn countries Those who lease vehicles must ViturelTo’s office m u be open Sat where modem hfaaruurgery is'not have the auto’s registration card as this country* Matching funds and urday from 9 a.m. to noon for the some logistical support was pro available^ well as its insurance card contain1 ing a township address with them sale of parking permits, when purchasing a permit. Those The grace period for 1996 Newcomers club sponsoring seeking a permit for a vehicle not permit holders? will empire January owned by them—such as a 21. presentation by nutritionist Spaces available in Raccoon Club The Newcomers/Encore Club of discuss general health-related Millbum-Short Hills is sponsoring issues, including health Spaces are available in the Cora Spaces are also available in the s nutrition and. health presentation maintenance and preventative Hartshorn Arboretum’s Raccoon arboretum ’s Mother and Child Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the home of health, nutrition for children Club, a Tuesday .after-school Discovery Program^ This activity a club member., activity for first and second their mothers and pregnancy provides 2- and 3-year-olds with Nutritionist Elizabeth Belzer will graders. infant health. HOMEWARD BOUND-Five-year-old Philicia Ramirez, opportunities to explore nature The Raccoon Club, one of three through’Story-telling, crafts and Attendees are asked to bring a held by Pat Holden, returned to her native Trinidad arboretum programs for kindergar nature walks. - School survey low calorie, low fat dish to share last week after successful open-heart surgery. The ten through fifth grade pupils, Information on all arboretum with the group during the presenta topic of PTA unit surgery was made possible through the Rotary meets Tuesdays from 3=13 to 4:15 programs can be obtained by tele tion as well as copies of the recipe Club's gift-of-fife program. At left is Philicia's p.m. The first club session is this phoning 376-3587. meeting tonight for distribution. Those interested mother, Elisabeth. Tuesday. ■ The results of the Gordon Black in attending should notify Wendy survey of parent, staff and student Prashker, the club's vice-president satisfaction with the Millbum in charge of activities, at 376-4082 Township School District will be before 9:30 p.m. tomorrow. Blood -bank set discussed at tonight’s 7:30 meeting The Newcomers/Encore Club THE CAMP LADY SAYS of,the Mittbum Middle School will hold a prospective members' for January PTA’s focus group. The meeting coffee Tuesday at 8 p.m. For fo r-' will he held in the middle school tber information, call member A blood bank sponsored by the library. coordinator Sheryl Kaye at 379- New Jersey Blood Bank and the Ifs Time fcPfiw Hexl Summer At the session, the focus group 8899 Monday or Wednesday even Millburn-Sbort Hills Chapter of Free A dvisory Service Jor: will address “MMS Parent Action ings between 7:30 and 10 p.m ., or the American Ked Cross will be Priorities"—a listing of eight areas Ms. Prashker weeknights before held January II from 10 a.m. to 3 .HAS. ■ of parental concern regarding edu 9:30 p.m. p.m. at the Glenwood School. m • Day an f t SleepAnay (amps cation in the middle school. • Sports and Specialty Camps The survey, which was con • Teen Travel ducted last June and the subject of The Allan Fredericks Salon a report at a Board of Education ■ Academic Programs meeting in the fall, lists the major Is proud to announce perceptions and feelings of stu the new arrival to their • Community Service Projects dents, parents and staff about the Staff: and much much more! township's elementary, middle and SUMMERS high schools. 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Tempest in a teapot? “Tempest in a teapot” is the phrase used by Assemblyman Joel M. Weingarten to describe the furor taking place in the state’s daily press over tije school choice provision contained in New Jersey’s new school funding law. The furor, for those not familiar with it, arose during the Christmas-New Year’s week when a Trenton ^newspaper noted the new law contains a single-sentence paragraph permitting a child to attend the school district of his parent’s choice providing the chosen school district had a vacant seat available for the youngster. Since the publication o f the story, various members of the N.J. Legislature have, admitted they did not read the para graph contained on Page 6 o f the 72-page funding proposal drafted by the Whitman Administration. Whether the para graph went unread by all 120 members of the Senate and General Assembly is open to debate. Not open to debate is the fact there was no public discussion of the impact of the paragraph until after the votes were cast and Gov. Whitman signal the bill into law. Why then Assemblyman Weingarten’s “tempest in a teapot” characterization? The assemblyman is absolutely correct when he notes school choice has long been a part of state public school Letters to the editor law. A parent, if he could find a district with open seats which was willing to accept an out-of-district enrollee, could send his child there. That was the situation a decade ago, a Stray animals, students praised year ago and one carried forward in the new law. But the new law and its one sentence paragraph changes recent retirement from her post situation is particularly disgrace less animals on our streets. one thing. Until the present time, the “receiving district” Words of gratitude -with the township’s school system. ful. A low-cost spay/neuter clinic Editor, The Item: could charge tuition for the out-of-town student aod it was We wish her every happiness in There may be a certain moral and a foster adoption program are I would like to express my her retirement and are delighted sickness in our society that will the minimal steps to be taken. the parent of the child who paid the tuition. That is what has gratirirae to the members of she will continue to volunteer her allow and tolerate cruelty to If you believe the unnecessary changed. Millburn High School’s Red Cross services to our chapter in her animals. However, many of ds suffering of a dog or cat is a moral “Beginning in 1.997-98 and thereafter,” according to the Club who conducted a food drive capacity as family health services were taught to respect a reverence fact that deserves our considera new law, “resident enrollment shall also include those non at King’s last month. nurse, as a member of our disaster for all life. We recognize the tion, as I do, then please, letters The food collected has been resident children who are permitted to enroll in the educa team and as babysitting instructor. importance of moral and, ethical arid calls to Mayor Elaine Becker stored in the food pantry at the . Barbara Allora values and want to save die world and the other members of the tional program without payment of tuition. . ...” Millbum-Short Hills Chapter of Executive Director, around us and set better examples Township Committee are urgent. As the law is being interpreted today, the -without- the American Red Cross and will » Millbum-Short Hills Chapter, for future generations. Together we can make a dif be distributed'to needy township payment-of-tuitibn phrase does not mean the taxpayers of American Red Cross Please do not confuse .this as an ference—for the people, for the Millburn, or any school district, would be paying the freight families. Funds were also collected animals and for a better com by the students to replenish some animal vs. people issue. It isn’t. of a student it accepted from another community. The state munity. of the $26 million disbursed,this Had this situation been addressed Betty Rand would reimburse the receiving district with the reimburse country during the past year by the Homeless animals 10 years ago, we would not be 295 Millburn Avenue ment equal to the per pupil cost in the Student's home dis Red Cross Disaster.Relief Fund. Editor, The Item: facing this crisis now. We are the trict. Newark, for example, has a per pupil cost of approxi Students who took part in the It is mOre than time for our com guilty ones for just standing by mately $11,000; if Millburn accepted a Newark student, it food drive and collected funds munity leaders and officials to and watching the problem grow. It Letter policy were Matt Kemkraut and Karin come forward and take responsibil is our duty to resolve it. The Item encourages letters would turn a profit of $1,200. Chan, co-presidents of the Red ity for the countless number of The township desperately needs from its readers. All letters This is a significant change in New Jersey’s public school Cross Club, Teresa Valentin, vice stray kittens and cats struggling for spay/neuter legislation to control from residents, or on local mat law; whether the change is a good one or a bad one is president, Hend Baghdady, Amy survival on the streets of Millburn overpopulation of pets. Econom ters by nonresidents, will be questionable. Roekoff, Katie Moran, Danielle Township, ically, spay/neuter legislation considered for publication. Let The question — good change, bad change — should have Lapin, Mariam Rasheed, Lira Son There are animals out there that would be a win-win solution. It ters should be typewritten or and Jessica Langsam. have suffered or are in danger of would result in fewer animals, printed clearly, must be signed been asked before the bill became law. But no one in the The board of directors and staff suffering because of human lower animal-control costs and less and must include address and legislature asked, no one in the executive branch volunteered of the chapter also offer a special ignorance and callousness. waste of precious tax dollars. telephone numbers for verifica anything. thank you to Alice Rapp, who In an affluent area such as ours But until this type of program is tion. The Item reserves the right And when bills become law on blind faith or party served as advisor to the Red Cross where people supposedly have a' in place, we have an Obligation to to edit all letters. allegiance alone, we differ with Assemblyman Weingarten. Club from its inception until her high level of education, such a provide for and protect the home That’s more than a tempest in a teapot. Of cabbages and kings v The state of the town antf others will; become priorities By Elaine Becker in the new year. These include: A new thought fo r a new year 1. Formulating a capital budget The new year brings renewed which will allow some additional energy as well as time for reflec projects such as pool improve it is New Year’s Day. And it with the last week of January, a other advantages to the move of tion. It is appropriate for those of ments and drainage projects; By Carter J. Bennett should not be celebrated in mid week in the heart of winter Which New Year’s Day to Monday, July has nothing to recommend for us who are charged with conduct winter, it should be celebrated in 1. If July 1 is always a Monday, 2. Completing a cable TV fran | don’t like change. I’ve never itself. '. ing the township's business to mid-summer. the Fourth of July is always a chise agreement that includes The non-sensible calendar we assess what we do and how we do liked change. The first day in January celebra Thursday. it, to see if we can do better. advanced technologies; I don’t like change so much I tion of the new year is baseless. A now follow moves, dates annually '?■ We continue to see our town as a 3. Negotiating with Essex still celebrate Washington’s year represents nothing more than from one day of the week to. the Think of it—two major celebra most desirable place to live for the County to improve delivery of ser- • Birthday on February 22, ndt pn the time it takes the Earth to travel next (with,, the exception of leap tions within a week. Fireworks same numerous reasons that have vices by the county; ®the third Monday ef February. around the Sun. The path taken by years v^hen, dates occurring idler greeting the new year, fireworks drawn new residents to Millburn 4. Protecting the town’s interests No obstetrician from the neigh the planet is a circle, granted not a February 28 leap ahead two days). celebrating the anniversary of the while addressing the completion of borhood HMO ever told the To ensure July 1 is henceforth nation’s independence. A real bang Township in past years. And, of perfect circle, but circles—perfect the Eisenhower Parkway connec mother of the father of the country and evermore on a Monday, just of a week. course, we always are mindful to or not—have neither beginning nor tion to Route 24; her due date was the third Monday eliminate a day or two or three or And with New Year’s Day maintain and to improve upon this end (think of all the trouble we’d 5. Create additional commuter in February. Quite the contrary. four, maybe even five or six from celebrated on Monday and the enviable position. "have should this particular circle In the achievements' category parking, using a sound and The obstetrician’s message was the last week of January. Not only Fourth of July on Thursday, it come to an end). over the past year, we can cite deliberative approach; quite clear. “Your due date is Feb would this action bruig about the makes no sense to open a business several accomplishments. 6. Continuing to protect the ruary 22 and there’s no guarantee No beginning, no end. So why desired effect upon the placement office for Tuesday and Wednes 1. Achieved a Triple-A bond township from unwanted and dis- you’ll have a 3-day weekend,” . do hundreds of thousands of of July 1 at the beginning of the day, close for Thursday and rating from both Moody's and rup There never was a rational rea people stand in Times Square dur week, it would; also shorten winter reopen Friday, Standard & Poor’s which saved the And, finally, we will do our best son for tampering with .Washing ing the late hours of December 31 by as much as a week. Copies of my new calendar can township $116,000 over the life of to hold-tbe-line oh costs and to ton’s Birthday—or all those other and early hours of January 1 when In addition to the warmth of be obtained free-of-charge by con the bond; produce a prudent budget which holidays now celebrated on Mon the temperature is anything but mid-summer revelry, there are tacting me at http://www.madness. 2. Settled contracts With provides the level and quality of days. But as devoted to tradition temperate and say, “ Isn’t it township employees which' have. services expected by our tax am I, there is a rational reason for wonderfid to be here in the great benefits for both our employees payers. doing something about New outdoors observing the aiding and and the township; I believe we have compiled an Year’s Day. the beginning of nothing?” Coming events 3. Addressed more aggressively impressive record of accomplish Think back just a bit more than a Madness! ments in a variety of issues,. Satis week. It was New Year’s Day, it How did this travesty of com problems associated with the Rah Today, January 9 Thursday, January 16 way River; factory resolution of issues is Was a Wednesday. Think back just mon sense come about? accomplished only through good 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 1 to. 3 pirn. New Eyes for the 4. Increased shared services with a bit further. It was New Year’s Here’s how. The idea of a mid Needy jewelry and silver sales working relationships among die Eve, it was a Tuesday. winter holiday coming on the heels Needy jewelry and silver sales other communities to reduce costs; room open. room open. 5. Defended successfully the Township Committee, staff, No holiday is less suited for a of Christmas was conceived by the attorneys and consultants. And 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera 7 p.m. Friends of the Millburn validity of the Historic Preserva mid-week observance than New National Education Association as Club meeting. Bauer Community tion ordinance—the first test case while elected officials come and Year’s Day or the eve preceding a step inevitably leading to a late- Library Board of Trustees meet Center. ing. Millburn-Free Public Library. in New Jersey; 'go, the burden of administering that day.,, , f ^ December to eai;ly-January paid the township’s affairs continues to 8 p.m. Historic Preservation "Monday, January 20 6. Established a domestic As I khow from personal experi vacation period. Commission organizational meet be handled effectively by our staff ' Martin Luther King Day, violence team; ence, those who truly Celebrated Did I say it before?. Never mind, ing. Town Hall. 7. Continued to make improve and, for that, we express our sin New Year’s Eve On Tuesday and I say it again. Madness! Millburn public schools closed. Tuesday, January I t ments to township buildings to cere thanks. then celebrated New Year’s Day It is time to restore sanity and Monday, January 13 conform to Americans with Dis I know there remain areas that on Wednesday contributed nothing thus I offer the wojld a new 7:30 p.m. Millburn Public 1 6:30 p.m. Board of Health orga abilities Act requirements; need improvement on our report to the workforce on Thursday. calendar, one which not only Library Board of Trustees meet nizational meeting. Town Hall. 8. Added approximately 55 card. 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A P and SHOW tS ilton l l i m • L O O | i . m .- ^ hea at V ue e s u o h y a l p S o tLjcjt —u — j'cuj'tv rttL or 00 R hort m jj Mp M JjjjA . Clot Were Were Clot . iigtn*9403 ' ■ Livingston ' *994*0034 South Livingston Ave. Livingston South Tonight at 8 PM, Sat. & Sat. PM, 8 at Tonight Sun. at 3 PM & 8 PM 8 & PM 3 at Sun. i l l 8 l l i owma V A •V P hills A Tailors Tailors A ------ ) ae 5 • Page ; January 9,1997 Page 6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Pauline Venning Gleason H. Lester Krone ArthurSpiegelman 30 years, Mr. Spiegelman operated first governor of Massachusetts, Arthur Spiegelman, long active A memorial service for former activists. In the late ’60s,'the pair a private consulting business until whtrfelped found the city of Bos Township resident H. Lester in township affairs, died Tuesday longtime township resident Pauline wrote, and distributed a political Venning Gleason will be held at ton and Harvard University. Mrs. Krone, 82,**died December 30 in in the Daughters o f Israel Geriatric 1990. Overlook Hospital. newaetter, Pachyderm, mat ooV- Christ Church 6n Monday at 10 Gleason’s family history in Amet?... Center, West Orange. He was 83. . Mr. Spiegelman received his Mr. Krone was a manager in the eraij (Union County. Mr. Spiegelman was a member a.m. ica dates back some 400 years. bachelor of science degree in mechutical packaging division of of the Board of Trustees of the 'Mrs. Gleason passed away Sat An honors graduate from the Hel also played the French horn chemical engineering from Cooper Interfl&tional Paper Co. for 21 urday in San Diego. She was 73. Florid^State College for Women, in several ensembles in Baltimore M illburn Public Library an The Bowdoin College Med- standards such as “Mood Indigo,” ' diebem psters, B ow doia’s only “Cherry Orchard,” “Heart Of Br. J. Ferrigno, male a cappella singing group, will G old,” and “D esperado.” The perform Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Meddies are die fifth oldest col Dr. R.M. Taddeo, Stephen’s Church. legiate men’s group in the union, The group will sing selections A $2 donation is requested for from their latest compact disc; plan 1998 wedding' the Interfaith Hospitality Network. “Subliminal Meddies: Songs of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ferrigno of For more information, call 376- Love and Beer, ” in addition to Sacramento, Calif announce the 0688. : ' . engagement of their daughter, Dr. . Janine Ferrigno, to Dr. Richard Michael Taddeo, son of Dr. ind Mrs. Peter Taddeo of Lawrence Drive. - The bride-elect, a graduate of the California College of Podiatry, is a resident podiatrist at WichofF Heights Medical Center in Queens, N.Y. Dr. Taddeo, a graduate of the Mr. Schwartz — Miss Rosen New York College of Podiatry, is a resident podiatrist at Jamaica , Hospital in Queens. Dina Rosen, daughter of Phyllis Matthew and David Schwartz Rosen of Bomton Beach, Fla., and were best men for their brother A spring 1998 wedding ib» aDr. janine Ferrigno planned. Dr. Ronald Rosen of East together with David Polakoff. rid Dr. Richard Taddeo Meadow, N.Y., was married Serving as groomsmen were Ken* November 10 to Andrew Mitchell neth and Eric- Lebersfeld. Schwartz, son of Gloria Schwartz The bride, a graduate of the Art Nursery school-registration open of Hemlock Roan and Stephen Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Schwartz of South Orange. works for Cindy Ray Interiors in Registration is open for a Jewish to 3 p.m. . 1% ”"' China’ Rabbi Ralph Kingsley of North Boca Raton, Fla. education class tor 2-year-olds Space is available in the nursery Dade, Fla. performed the The bridegroom, a graduate of which is being offered by Con school’s extended day classes for ceremony at the Colony Hotel in Emory University and the Univer gregation B’nai Israel’s nursery 3- and 4-year-olds. 20r | | g § f g § Palm Beach, Fla. sity o f Miami Law School, has hrs school. > Attending the Vide were her own law practice in Deerfield Class sessions begin February 3 Information on all nursery sisters, Lori Dahan and Ali Rosen, Beach, Fla. and will be held Mondays, Wed school classes can be obtained by t \ % Sc'ccta' NUc h ris ti'u ' ltcm s and the bridegroom’s sister, The couple reside5*^ Boca nesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. telephoning 467-9666. Donna Schwartz. < Raton. Bonnie Brae holding annual |New- Bridal Registry Tartan Ball on February 1 Jersejr B f l l l c t School The 11th annual Tartan Ball for Jersey b o y s,, ages .11 to 18. Ballet«Jan« T o p 1i M in :i:nwi Bonnie Brae will be held February Located in Bernards Township, it I* 1 at Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club provides a home for those who do I Beginners thru Professionals 20 ELM STREET, MORRISTOWN, N.J. in Bedminster. not have families or whose Children, Teens, Adults 201/267-6111 800/227-1616 This year’s event features enter families cannot care for them. | Monday thru Saturday 10-5 . . tainment by pianists Chip and Pam For more, information, call the | LIVINGSTON * SOMERVILLE • MADISON Prestera, a Piper Band and The development office, (908)-647- Party Dolls, A silent and live auc m tion offers items donated by 12 businesses, including The Hilton at Short Hills, the Paper Mill Playhouse, Chatfield’s, The George Street Playhouse, HBO Sports, La Cticina Restarante, The Madison Hotel, The Olde Mill Inn, Peninsula-New York, Tiny Tots, Somerset Hills Hotel and William Grant & Sons. A raffle will be held'for a deluxe Monterey Peninsula golf/fitness package which includes round trip tickets for two from Newark to San Francisco with airport limou sine service provided by Master Limousine, a 4-day car rental, accommodations for two at the Inn at Spanish Bay for three nights, and a $500 activities voucher. Bonnie Brae is a non-profit, year-round residential treatment and educational center for New Choose The Best! ALL JEWELRY Annual 12 Month Certificate MOST BE SOLD Percentage Yield Minimum only $1,000, Variety of oth er rates and term s available, Cardinal ^ ^ S a v a il a b l e FOR IRAs. Annual Jewelers - 15 Month Certificate Percentage Yield Must Sell its S Inventory 18 Month Certificate Before 5 .8 5 %, H L -----P arrontann VietM I the doors close forever We only have 3 days left to empty our store! !! last dav Saturday. January 11th We’ve taken further reductio All Reasonable Offers Accepted!!! Cardinal Jewelers 2933 Vauxhall Rd. Vauxhall, N.J. 07088 ♦> ♦> ♦> <♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ 1 ML . : V-7 f iS i PIRR^PfPIRPHN . . . »■ •• Page 8 ' THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills January 9,1997 Family finally back together Support for Hochberg wanes Continued from Pago 1 her teacher, Christina Yocke^ she and seat pictures. is improving her command of G ran and ain attempt to la w the Continued from Page 1 Ms.-Hochberg has been the U.S. “It took so natch paperwork. We English and teaming the ropes as Attorney for New Jersey since case of Unabomber suspect an American student. kept on filing papers. Sometimes the Federal judgeship last year. Theodore Kaczynski moved to “Sfe likes k here,* her father 1994, when she replaced Michael the papers got lost, "a he said, The position has been vacant since .New Jersey. reported. “She tikes school and Chertoff, who left to help with attributing .the delays to 1994 when Judge H. Lee Sarokin Her office also oversaw the she is making friends. ” Adding Washington’s Whitewater proceed- bureaucratic procedures in both was appointed to the 3rd U.S. Cir more names worthy of his unsuccessful prosecution of former countries. cuit Court of Appeals. ’ gratitude — Wyoming principal X * taking over the office in H ues County Freeholder Joseph ' “I want to thank everyone' for Ms. Hochberg’s nomination was Newark, Ms. Hochberg has h u d - Parlavecchio, who had been their help,” he stressed, becoming Martin Burne, for one — he discussed, but never acted on, by led or presided over several high- accused of bilking the Newark emotional about the support he described his daughter’s new the Senate, and eventually her profile cases, including the suc Board of Education out of nBUions received from various colleagues schedule, same was returned to President cessful prosecution of Montclair of dollars in rent on a warehouse and friends in the township. . “Yesterday was her first day at Clinton’s desk, along1 with some post office killer Christopher he owned. “There are so many people to J. the after-school program at the 27 other nominees. thank,” he said, citing his boss, middle school,^ he said. “1 work The difficulty in getting Ms. Mr. Knehr, and Ted D’Alessio, ' till 4:30 p.m. and my wife works Hochberg’s nomination through the athletic director at Millbum from 3 to 11:30 p.m. I get Radina the Senate apparently had less to High School. Mr. D ’Alessio put at 6 p.m. and we have dinner do with her credentials than with him in touch with various govern- together,” he explained, Washington politics, which was at merit officials, including Con- Radina has already developed a fever pitch during last year’s presi gresswoman Marge Roukema. taste for pizzas and fast food, he dential election. Eventually a visa was granted com m ented, in d icatin g that and on December 6 the Zaharievs Wendy’s and McDonald’s were went back to Bulgaria for their favorite haunts for dinner, daughter. They returned here in “We suffered all those years to Foreign language studies, time for their first Christmas do this,” he said. “We had to together in their adopted country, leave our child behind, wanting talk by Kean on PTA agenda which they spent contentedly in "'ttSr'to be here with us. She felt at their apartm ent on Mechanic home her first day. We are alj so The school system’s foreign lan At Monday’s session, Kenneth Street. happy.” guage curriculum and an address Rizzuti, the school system’s super “We stayed home and had dinner Although it was not easy for the by former governor and now Drew visor of foreign languages, will together as a family with a friend Zaharievs to leave their families, University president Thomas H. present an overview of the world o f mine,” he said, simply not they feel it is for the best. Kean are on the agenda of languages program and extra Wanting anything more. “My parents and my mother-in- Millbum High School’s Parent- curricular opportunities available “Everyone was sp wonderful,” law are elderly,” Mr. Zahariev Teacher Association. to students. he added. “People were so wel- said. |I “They ~ are happy for us. The foreign language curriculum 1 Gov. Kean will discuss the coming. They brought my They do not want to leave Bulgaria will/be discussed at Monday’s relevance of a liberal arts educa JCC FULL DAY daughter gifts and made her feel at but they want a better, life for us 12:15 p.m. PTA meeting in the tion in the 21st centunr when he . than they bad.” Education Tenter. Neat month’s addresses the PTA on February 2S-- school, people from town. There _ And what about the future? meeting will feature die address by at 7:30 p.m. in the Education Cen- KINDERGARTEN are so many people to thank. Mr. Zahariev said he and his Gov. Kean. “This is a nice town. It has a wife plan to save money so they good school system. This is where can buy a home someday in the I want my daughter to grow up.” township. “We will become NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE “Rachel’s Radina is in second grade now at citizens,” he vowed. “We like it kindergarten Wyoming School. With the help of here. This is our country now.” NURSERY SCHOOL class is so OPEN HOUSE exciting, Nursery school I wish 'wm I was five registration January 25 again.” The Open Door Nursery School Friday mornings Or Tuesday and of Wyoming Presbyterian Church Thursday mornings with an will hold general registration Janu optional Wednesday aftemotm ary 25 at 10 a.m. for programs for class for the 2-day program. Chil I APPLICATIONS children two-and-a-half, 3, 4 and 5 dren must be 3 years old by Sep B E IN G ACCEPTED Your kindergartner w ill develop a love of years of |ge. tember 30 for enrollment. FOR 1997-1998 SCHOOL YEAR learning that will last a lifetime. A full day A lottery system will be used to The 4- and 5-year-olds' program fill remaining places for the 1997- meets four or five days a week, 2 1 /2 ,3 ,4 * 5 YEAR OLDS of creatively taught basic curriculum, plus 98 school year. either in the morning or the ______am/prp all day classes weekly swim and gym, art, music, Shabbat The class for two-and-a-half- afternoon. A lunch program until 1 and Jewish celebrations rituals. year-olds offers three sessions for p.m. offers an extended day Must be 5 by Dec. 1997. 2- or 3-day programs: a Monday- 'option. Children must be 4 years Come Visit - Children Welcomed Thursday or Tuesday-Friday old by September 30 to register. January 12th______1-3 p.m. morning class with a Wednesday, Parents interested in enrolling JCC of Metropolitan NJ option, or a Tuesday-Thursday their children are encouraged to 12 TAYLOR STREET • MILLBURN • 376-0739 Ave .West Orange. NJ afternoon class which begins Janu visit the school. Appointments (201) 736-3200. ext 261 j e e ary, 1998. Children must be two-' may be made through director Serving Millbum/Short Hills for 77 years and-a-half years old at the start of Anne Griffiths, 376-9303. the program. The 3-year-olds’ program will be held Monday, Wednesday and felVE YOUR CHILD A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING .for You A SOLOMON SCHECHTER DAY SCHOOL EDUCATION What’s cooking at Introducing the the middle school The following lunches will be open House programs i Mountainside served at Millbum Middle School Grades N-5 during the coming week. 9 15-11:00 am Hospital January 13 Tuesday, January 14,1997 Breaded Chicken Wednesday. February 26.1997 „ R Tuesday January 14.1997 Dialysis Center Vegetable SOLOMON Choice of soup, salad or fruit SCHECHTER N ow there's a new, January 14 DAY SCHOOL PARLOR MEETING Fusilli with Meat Sauce LIVINGSTON, state-of-the-art chronic Vegetable Choice of soup, salad or fruit . renal dirilysis center with January 15 the right location and all Steak Hoagie with Cheese O ur West Orange Lower School fosters a "CAN DO" attitude in Vegetable O Interactive Hebrew and English whole language program the right services. Choice of soup salad or fruit O Love for Torah and celebration of Jewish life and traditions From the private ’January 16 0 State-of-the-art curriculum in literature and language, Bowties with Marmara Sauce innovative math, hands-on-science, computers, developmental entrance...to the 10 new Vegetable art and music programs, age-appropriate sports Choice of soup, salad or fruit dialysis stations to the P After pchool enrichment program including instrumental music 0 Mechina (Preparatory) program for students without previous comfortable, pleasant day school education College corner decor..our dialysis Ann Sulzer, daughter of Donald center has been designed and Christiane Sulzer of 31 Not tingham Road, has been named to , CHOOSE A SCHECHTER EDUCATION . from the ground up to - the dean’s list at Northwestern it makes the difference University. 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NJ Lie #MG00567 January*), 19)97 THE ITEM of kfallbum and Short Hills Page 9 A classic British Jazz man performs Saturday ArtsMapiewdod presents com- His quartet will perform jazz L arranger and trombonist Art classics by Duke .Ellington, C i in concert Saturday at the Theionious Monk and Dizzy Gil- farce at Paper Mill Burgdorff Cultural Center. I r m ia • Mr. Baron has performed with Tickets are $17.50 and cm be Minister Willey—and you have the the Duke Ellington Orchestra and purchased at the box office, 10 By Naomi Siegel daaric Cooney mix. was the musical director for “The, Durand Road, or by calling 378- To even begin to recount die sil Duke’s Men.” 2133. Nominated for Best Performance ly setups and loony identity swaps by a Double-Hung Window in a that keep closet doors slamming 1997 Comic Farce has got to be and lying tongues wagging would THE M1LLBURN ROTARY-PRESENTS “Out. of Order’s." center-stage be absurd, given Mr. Cooney’s 2nd Annual . v workhorse—that huge expanse of facile technique in this genre. glass in Suite 648 of London’s Needless to say, everyone has a Westminster H old through which panting good time with an unend Traditional Chinese New Year's Banquet the Hallssof Parliament and In ■&- ing stream of inopportune arrivals Sunday, February 2. 1997, 3 pm night sittingvOf the House o f Com and improvised cover-ups as comic mons can be ^ded in die distance. foel. Sliding and slamming with mer A jangling telephone is a given. curial speed, knocking senseless at Bodies appear and disappear ami 10 Courses Traditional Cantonese Cuisine, including least four of author Ray Cooney’s , various states of undress (including • ~~ Sauteed Shelled Shrimp manic characters, “old double- twb wandering towels tint simply — Double Happiness Longevity Noodles hung” deserves an Emmy for a know ho shame) bring gasps of yeoman effort at upstaging. Mr. shock from Paper Mill subscribers. C$pney*s minions, aimply don’t David Warwick-has directed all Silver Pond Seafood Restaurant, ‘240 Rt 10 West, know what hit diem and pay the in appropriate frenetic fashion, <4 consequence with the mayhem that though, at times, short on real East Hanay’er {Pathmark-Marshall's Shoeing Center) follows. Before they can say style. This is mainly due to jm OUCH, THAT HURTS-Kay Walbye and Paxton i ■ * “ouch, tney have become unwit ensemble which ranges from per Whitehead appear in a scene from Ray Cooney's ting participants in a convoluted fection to the seriously miscast. British farce, 'Out of Order," at the Paper Mill $35 per person, cash bar. Advanced reservations required. tryst involving Junior Minister Only praise must greet Mr. Playhouse. The play runs until February 9. For tickets & information fall: Allen Cheng 201176-8883 Richard (“iuSt call me Dickeyv ) Whitehead. Dour-faced, chisel ■ or Pat Gtassa 201-7011200 ext 16 Willey and the opposition Labor cheeked, insinuatingly intimate as less when dragged around the set. portrayal is whiningly ipannered leader’s married secretary, delec his voice drops, one octave to <* Delphi Harrington and Christine 3 table Jane Worthington.' without having style or wit—a linger at each phrase-end for McMurdo-WhlTis as wife Pamela deadly combb. Back in his tried and true mode, emphasis, he is a perfect study in and the infamous Nurse Foster add Mr. Cooney has certainly proved FUNDRAISER FOR THE GIFT. OF LIFE featuring that patented brand of pompous mediocrity. His amorata, comic spice. bedroom farce Paper Mill he can write “Theme and. Varia Jane, is played in delightfully Less affective are Vince O’Brien tion One’1 with enough twists and audiences have been roundly breathless fashion by the perky as the_ ancient hotel waiter jmrl turns to keep interest.from lag- enjoying since “Run for Your KayWalbye:" ■■■; ' v Timothy Wheeler , as the abused ging. Any future sequels should Wife" first appeared during the , Burt Edwards reprises the role of and confused husband o f Jane. surely be given second thoughts, 1985-86 season, the master of FULL RACK HALF the hotel manager and brings genu Both are so sorely strained to come though. “Two into One III” is not mayhem succeeds in creating titil ine style and humor to the part. As ■* up with a English accent that even such a good idea. lating giggles if not out a the Body, John Seidman is a posi suggests London or environs that Performances o f “Out o f Order" BABY BACK CHICKEN guffaws of hilarity with his latest tive wonder, hanging endlessly in their roles seem totally miscast. at the Paper Milt Playhouse con West End import. comatose suspension from a closet Joining them in the tedious depart tinue through February 9, For “Out of Order" is actually a hook and appearing absolutely life- ment is Reno Roop as George. His ticket information call 376-4343. RIBS ANY STYLE sequel to Mr. Cooney’s 1987-88 opus “Two into One,” again star ring the inimitable Paxton Poetry group plans readings Tuesday Whitehead in the role -of Richard $ | | 9 5 $ 0 9 5 Willey. Add a mysterious corpse The Poets’ Forum features read monthly showcase for new and. attend the reading. For more .with an attitude, a cuckolded hus ings by Barbara Elovic and Tony established poets. , information, call 736-3200, exten band, the long suffering wife, an Gruenewald Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Ms. Elovic’s work has appeared sion 267. overly conscientious nurse and a at the Jewish Community Center in poetry publications and more-than-enterprising hotel of Metropolitan New Jersey, 760 anthologies and Mr. Gruenewald is staff—all intertangled and muddled • Northfield Avenue, West Orange. the author of “Headlines From the Served W ith French Fries & Coleslaw by 1he bumbling mismanagement The series, organized by Barbara Daily Grind,” among other publi iPINili Montclair of George Pigden, the P.P.S. or Wind Morcheles, a township resi cations. Parliamentary Private Secretary of dent, and Marilyn Mohr, oners a A $3 donation is requested to Ballet These Special Prices G ood Thru Jan. »------.------7 ------* ------1 School, Ltd. 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Francisco’s 16-0 technical 0) brought an end to MtHbunT* fail decision in 2:07 against Miller stresk of 17 consecutive season- sophomore Ajj*y Damle at 171. opening victories. Millburn’s last’ Francisco’s win gave Bloomfield season-opening setback was a 34- an insurmountable 44-16 lead with 17 loss to West Essex st the outset three bouts remaining. of the 1978-79 campaign. Senior co-captain Gabe Bloomfield bolted wit to a 28-0 recorded Millburn’s final lead on falls in fottr of the first of die evening as he took ' five bouts before Miller junior seconds to pm Andy Kissel Matt Shear came through with, a MILLER NOTES M pin in 4:48 against James Hayek at ■ lost just thrthree of 135 pounds. openers. Those 1 Our exclusive Program features: Support Services ★ 4 students per instructor ★ 15 week sessions (new session starts 1/13/97) a . r ? for W om en Last session was sold out! 00 S ★ Children grouped by age & ability B U Y O N E 201994-4994 ★ A fun but instructional atmosphere! 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Junior Mitch Step (2-1) had Millburn’s epee contingent won Millburn’s lone wihnmg record on eight of a possible nine^points in the epee strip as North Hunterdon the girls' match against North came away with a 5-4 decision. Hunterdon (1-1). Senior captain North Hunterdon (3-1) enjoyed a Lindsey Huston and junior Elnaz substantial edge on the sabre strip Firoz led the charge with perfect where it picked up seven of a pos 3- 0 marks. Miller senior Tamar sible nine points. Yemini came through with wins in MILLER NOTES—Millburn is two of her three bouts. sending a contingent of boys to Junior Cindy Kang compiled a -Saturday’s Cetrulo Tournament at 4- 0 record and juniorsVoorhees Jean Poh High School in Glen and Emily Katz each went 3-1 to Gardner. Call Coldwell Banker i n i M m v i lslim;-.. (. .inn |’,i m w ( >in Web Sue! hll|):muv.e<>liiwelll>iiiikiT.e<>m I------______. . . . . Stiff photo by Jim Connolly ON THE ATTACK —Miller epee fencer Lindsey Huston lunges at a North Hunterdon opponent during Friday's season-opening contest. Staff photo b y Jim ConneBy EN GAROE-Jared Jonas of Millburn competes on the epee strip against North Hunterdon's J.D. Kat- soff Friday afternoon. ~ SHORT HILLS $350,000 SHORT HILLS $749,000 J SEYMOUR KINSLER SCHERMERHORN/WEICHERT V, Gracious CH Colonial on quiet street. Close Custom (i Bedroom. 4 5 Bath home set on lo NY transportation. Has many desirable private grounds with pool Meticulously- 376-4545 505 MILLBURN AVE. SHORT HILLS 379-3434 pluses including newer Eal-ln-Kitchen and maintained with many updated features include Family Room 2 Car garage aft, Hdwd Stale-of-thc-An Eal In Kitchen New Deck, 2 Floors, Grt flow for entertaining SHHV1U Fireplaces & much more -SHH33I7 CHESTER TWP. Country retreat. 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English Country styled kitchen w/but- Jer's pantry, trench doom f& a screened porch, higher ceilings 4 wooded (loom through Meet Prudential’s out. Set on beautiful landscaped grounds. $599,000. Call 201-376-4545. newest advantages t Page 12 THE ITEM of Millburn anASfaort Hil] January 9,199? Millburn falls in cage tourney final Undermanned Cavaliers post Millbum’r fifth and sixth grade rebounds from Crlug Parcells. meni wins on December 29, 6031 22-16 win against Terrapins boys’ basketball team came sway The local cagms advanced to die over Randolph and Woodciiff with the second-place trophy after title game by virtue of a 61-25 Lake 50-46. * ' Karen Bachman scored 14 points Hoosien to post a 25-18 victory. it fell to Wayne PAL 66-29 in the semifinal defeat o f Pequsaaock Buckley tallied a team-high 14 to lead the Cavaliero, who had Bailey Zanydla of die Cocahus- only four players available for (he December 30 championship cost-, earlier on December 30. Doug points against Randolph. Mulbum kers led all scorers with (right test of the North Jersey Holiday Britton paced Millburn with 18 also received eight points from fume, to a 22-16 victory over the points. Rachel Messinger and Lisa Basketball Tournament at the points on 9-of-15 Shooting. Buck- Younger and six each from Billy Terrapins Saturday in the recrea Guterman each added six points Wayne YMHA. ley (10 points) and Aaron Younger Davis, Eric Wittleder, Alex tion department’s sixth through for&evkters. Millburn (4-2), Which trailed 34- (eight points) also contributed Emposimato and Britton. eighth grade firle’ basketball Jessica Searing and Kate Redly 18 at the hklf, received Ifp o in ts offensively for Millburn. Parcells scored nine o f his 14 sparked the Sooners to a 10-8 win from Lloyd Buckley to d eight Millburn registered two touriu: points in the final quarter to help Danielle Rabin chipped in with over die Spartans. Bevan Mahaney Millburn turn a 37-34 deficit into a fix points and Melissa Leibzon register*red eight: steals for the 4-point win. Britton matched A r- added two for the victors. High |Sorters. Sara Mkheisdn paced the Suburban basketball team ceils with 14 points. ■' scorers for die Terrapins were Spartans with four points. Millburn split its first two- games Rachel Chubb with eight- points M eghan W ard scored -eight., ups campaign record to 8-0 in t|e double-elimination tourna and Amy Silvetbaan with four. points and Rachel Priore added ment, topping Woodciiff Lake 73- The Corahuskers withstood a five to lead the Buckeyes past the M illburn’s Suburban girls* league win at Maplewood Thurs 43 chi December 23 and losing to ' 14-0 second-half run by the eighth grade basketball ttim built day night. Cooney (12 points) and Wayne PAL 57-14 on December leads of 23-0 after one quarter and Jamie Stiger (11 points) also con 26. 37-0 at the half en route to a 59-10 tributed to a balanced Millburn drubbing of Suburban League.rival scoring attack. Verona Saturday afternoon at Mill Millburn cagers When she burn High School. CAGE NOTES—Millburn’s 8-0 HAAS HONOREE-Bob High scorers for Millburn (8-0, start includes a 47-26 defeat of St. rout West Orange Anthony of Nanuet, N.Y., in the Chandler, a 1964 Mill- sleeps at 4-0 in the Suburban League) were A combined 42-point scoring Arm Buckley with 16 points and title game of last month’s Panttnus burn High graduate who Catholic Christmas Tournament. effort by Sean Fine, Jordan Malm Kadi Catallo with 10. and Ted Emposimato paced Mill- led the Madison boys' Millburn set a new team record Buckley, who scored 12 poii^s in soccer team to the 1996 night, you the final, was selected to die all- bum’s seventh grade boys’ basket for steals in a game with 42 in the ball team to a 75-40 win over West Group 1 state title, is the win. Catherine Benedict led the tournament team. Millburn averaged 52.1 points Orange on Saturday. recipient of the School do too. way with nine steals. Lauren. Gon- Millburn (4-1 and 2-1 in the nella and Lauren Price added sevjsi and permitted an average of 20 and College Officials points per game in its first eight South Mountain Basketball Associations Otto Haas and six steals respectively. League) received 15 points from Catallo. pulled down a team-high contests. Coach of the Year Buckley's 13 points per game Fine, 14 from Maleb and 13 from eight rebounds while Catherine Emposimato^boug Petkanics Award. mr ss average is tops on the team. Ellinwood added,six for the vic (nine points) to d Jake White (six Cooney is the team leader in tors. points) alsqr contributed to the - rebounds (54) and steals (38). ~ Four players, led by Buckley Millburn offense. Shuttle hurdles -. IfMimlTinc \Tiijyluvrfnis hccntfapnrm l with Alzheimer's and Gonnella with 16 points Stiger leads the team with 23 The local cagers captured their squad places sixth disease or other dementi,i| | | j wain individualized attention apiece, scored in double figures to assists. Gonnella paces Millburn in - pool title at the recent Garden free throw accuracy at 61 percent. spark the local cagers to a 67-25 State Sharpshooters Tournament in Alex Pan, Justin Samaniego, -sndtiie personal seturiiv they require. . Chris Sheehan and Tae Kuk of East Hanover with wins against Millburn High School placed sixth Parsippaqy 55-2) and Randolph h‘ tjiMitejij thei.i|>etitH in the boys’ shuttle hurdles in 39.7 Red Storm prevails 42-39 42-29. December 30 in the Essex County [Brogram m tng and speutlh turned staff i reaie our sLtie|gi|t''-r, Jacob Levine, Dan Blank, Dan scored four to lift the Knights past Relays at Seton Hall University in art Al/heimer s program Feld and Richard Lister tallied the Pirates 22-19. Brett Sanders Third in nationals South Orange. eight points apiece and Matt Gart- scored 11 points in a losing cause. Placing ahead of Millburn were land added six to lift the Reid The Hurricanes outscored the Asher Hochberg of Stewart Road Newark Arts (32.5), Columbia Alcoeik a i en1 special * ‘, placed third in the boys under-14 Storm past the Huskies 42-39 in Wildcats 8-4 in the fourth quarter (33.4), Irvington (33.7), Living age group in the United States where hope and help are on the horizon overtime Saturday-afternoon in . to come away with a 30-29 win. ston (34.7) tod Seton Hall Prep Squash Racquets Association recreation department-seventh and High scorers for the Hurricanes (35.7). p t % 2ii Summit Street eighth grade boys’ basketball were Robert Tortorella with eight national championships held last league play.' points and Chris Grillo with six. month in Newport, R.I. The Huskies received 10 points David Rodbart of the Wildcats’ Hochberg, an eighth grader at | SUofiMocal | jM m m t . . w from Brett Blumenthal and eight led all scorers with 12 points. Millburn Middle School, earlier points each from Gerry Gallo and Tfoy Pittenger scored six points this season Won the Bala Cynwyd, John Smith. and Matt Strauss bad five in a Pa,, and Millbrook (N.Y.) School Brendan Carroll scored the go losing cause. tournaments. -ahead basket and Brendan Bate ' sank two free throws to seal the Hoyas’ 39-35 victory over the Panthers. The Hoyas also received WORKING HOUSEHOLD? a .game-high 12 points from Qin Even if you are away from home all day, you can still, enjoy a Welcome Wagon Liu Fang and eight points from visit. Call me, and let's work out a time. WllU I XI'WMXf.! Tom Stanley.c As Welcome Wagon Representative, I call on brides-to-be, new parents and High scorers for the Panthers movers with a basketful of useful gifts, gift cards and information you can use. Our business is lioomiu;*. U r li;i\r *ur|»u*sr«l our I !!!!.■> were Adam Goldberg with 10 Free, of course, and no strings attached. stiles. U r'rr Inkiii” m et' liar I itlrlif.s oliirr spurr. . points and Brian Portny with nine. I'd like to caH oh you - and will, when we can set a date and time that's Joel Salinger and Adam Rosen convenient. It's a friendly way to get better acquainted and learn where to find - berg combined to score 16 fourth- things you need. - quarter points to lead the Welcome Wagon. Ah American tradition Please call...I'd like to visit you soon. Orangemen past the Hoyas 35-32. The Orangemen’s Michael Green- blatt scored 10 points in the first half. JUDITH STEINHARDT Stanley and Fang topped the Hoyas with 14 and 12 points. Travis Tillotson scored six points and Keith Benjamin, Mark QMcowe Q&jon. Domogala and Andrew Fulop each SHORT HILLS OFFICE 545 Millburn Avenue BURCKtoRff (201) 376-5200 REALTORS CHARMING! ONE OF A KIND! CHARMING ENGLISH COTTAGE,.. 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Jan 15 @ $1t0(ymo + the Verona Cedar Grove Times which have a com MONTCLAIR (Upper)..Beilaire inddgwknds Call 509-1903 util Prudential Zinn Associates. bmed paid circulation Of over 23.000 House..Super. Collection ol REALTORS. 201-744-5544 In- lovely units from $109,900 in CHATHAM-AT Center Court dep. owned/oper Stop wondenng what a career cluding a just listed completely Tennis Club. 950 sq. It. AVAIL WEST ORANGE: 1 RATES ' 3 t BR (New K iH gjH ABLE NOW. Ideal lor Beauty MONTCLAIR-Bright, airy 2 BR , m real estate might be nke STRAIGHT RUNNING CLASSIFIED pliances, ww carpet, e Salon, Clothing Shop. Physical on The Crescent. On-site pkng, ^ and do something',about it! $139,900 Call Joan R. Therapy and or Personal Train lndry. $940 , 201-746:5282. Join us at an Open House & ing, Chiropractor. Call EAK >0-$800. No pets 669-09 4 lines (approximately 20-35 words)...... $12 00 hout 81201-744-4100. $1250 in elds Heat S utils, pkng. nice deck. Avail early to mid Feb get answers to all your Management. 201-635-6565. vertientto bus/train & shopping (minimum, charge) .’ ______j & 3BR LR. -formal DR, 2nd 5 3rd Hr 2 ba $1450 ^ questions. We ll teU you whet 2 additional lines $4 00 per line VERONA Claridge ~ Housl it takes W gel you? career otf 2BR. 6th floor $269,500 1 MONTCLAIR: Stores 4 prirr tor a single N/S Ideal tor 4' additional iineS $3 00 per line to a great start! * line #11 and over, $1 00 per line $179,900. Call Mr F«re 239- r. full K & bth Pkng. Near all $850 ♦ . deni $5bQ/mo ♦ t mo. i BERNARDSVILLE: 10.000 sq. It. Exc. loc . 2 bll CAPITAL leners ■ $2 00 per line extra 8484 Fiore Realty Co Utils meld. Call 783-6776. Interviews now being Blind Box Ad $5 00 extra VERONA: Clandge : MONTCLAIR-1 8R. lop scheduled. Call tor dttaila: Studio Condo $85,000. 1BR mod elev bldg, hdwd llrs. ^ MARILYN WEHNER, CLASSIFIED'DISPLAY .000. 2BR $275,000 -Ca MONTCLAIR: Great . con DW. lndry tacil. Reserved 201-746-1515 venient Park St. location 1st Hr Fiore 239-8484 Fior STANTON 272 Bellevue Ave, Realty Co. • " suite w/3 lg Offices' . leceplion $23 per inch area. Heat, A/C, 4. janitorial Upper Montclair. NJ Frequency Discount COMPANY REALTORS® $375/mo Utils included f services included $1200/mo 25 NO FULLERTON AVENUE, MONTCLAIR, N.J Minimum 13 consecutive weeks $20 50 REAL ESTATE WANTED 201-744-4470. 15% discount to recogpized advertisin^gencie: . Bn open rate only * COMPANY NEEDS to rent t .Montclair z b r lr, jtijcl Weichert MONTCLAIR CTR-1800 sq It COMPLETE, PROFESSIONAL, Heal incl $70(vmo Call alter QUIFI NON SMOKING. ol totally renovated prime office 3 pm. 201 746-3355 ■ Realtors DEADLINE - Straight Running Ads space in ideal Park St loc. just COURTEOUS RENTAL SERVICE 4:00 P.M. TUESDAY I Blmtld Ave, Plenty ol oil str . g $270Q/mo STANTON MONTCLA® BR. EIK/Lvlng] $1000'e POSSIBLE DEADLINE • Classified Display CO . Realtors 201 746 I room conbo. hrdwd llrs., $500 READING BOOKS. P/T At 1313 * utils, oil St. pkng. 47 12:00 P M. TUESDAY RENTALS WANTED home Toll Free 1 800 218 MONTCLAIR Store ridge Ave. NO FEE 746 S 9000 Ext R 8555 tor list Great tocation^S^^FqT P H MONTCLAIR: 3 Bedroom THE GEORGIAN INN Apartment suitable lor 3 adults, lenon/Church St. area 965’sq. Call 201-509/2477 FOR ALL YOUR RENTAL Furnished rooms 5 < Upper Claremont Ave or private bath, maid & linen Upper Walnut Si. Above Mid needs! Landlords and MONTCLAIR: Churctv Si., next land area $105Qrmo w/utililies Condos, apartments, 9000 Ext T 8555 h inducted March 1 occupancy. Krauszers Retail or proles- Effective February 3.1995, Call 746-9082. Please leave mal Just under 300 s.t- $75 RECEPTIONIST . ■ ' * SCHOOL BUS Ct$LDCARE-3:45-7PM. M-F HONEST PORTUGUESE woman seeks 126 NEWSPAPER? reaching BANK TELLERS Secretarial Position Available Several local compu * ' DRIVERS for 7 yr old. Must have good RELIABLE tion to clean houses 8 of- nearly 2 mritton readers! Your Congregation Shomrei Emunah have immediate need PART TIME /el's, own trans, and enjoy cNE HARDWORKING :. Good refs avail. Cal classified ad can be incluidad in Park Street, Montclair experienced receptionis Meo/Women/Retirees dren. Cell Laura 201-7496144. LOVING after 6:00pn;. Maria 5890806. SCAN-New Jersey's Statewide Any computer skills helpful * * t FtiM, Companions, Classified Ad Network. A l it Jersey currently has P/T We are looking for an exg^rfenced s^ct^pfly with'ex- En$oy modern Work en Earn extra $ $ $ . CHILDCARE NEEDED Moa. Housekeepers, Houseket Drivers, takes is $299 and one easy Teller positions available at cellent word processing and administrative skills for vironment Ask about our Drivers must have CDL , Ttiurs afternoonsis to - Couples. ■ Coote. " " phone cal. Phone o The our ‘ East Hanover and the position of synagogue secretary. This position vacation and hotidfay pay. with' passenger endorse -MTC tor 7 yr old twins! Mi N NlgntoMb Times Classified De- Millbum branches. Clerical serves as the secretary to the Rabbi and the office Call Karin in our Temp ment. Call Dispatcher (201) love children, have exc. reTs ing in Filipino Personnel. panment 201-7491105 tor ati dr cashier experience help administrator. To be successful, you need excellent Department at (201) 227- 242-1088 b et 9am-1pm. 201-509-0556. S t M ary's, Professional - Dependable toe details. ' ful For information, please written and verbal communication skills and.you 9323 EXT. 115. Home Care Service* Very Affordable ^ 1 must enjoy handling multiple tasks. CENTURY - STAFFING SECRETARY: 2930 hrs, wk, ORIVER/CHILOCARE needed 21 George St, Clifton, NJ Qati for Free Estimate 2 TICKETS PAPERMILL CONSULTANTS for attorney in pleasant N/S tor 2 boys, 6 8 8. after school, Days: 201-478-6034 201-746-5627 Playhouse, 2/19, 8pm. Ex- East Hanover: The ideal candidate wiHrenjoy working independently m ROUTE 46 East Livingston office. N o' — ' *“ 33 96 30 ,1 91 2 hrs wk Evest 201-777-8664 ceHent seats. 201-3796326. (201)887-1965 and bringing new solutions and change to an estab- FAIRFIELD, NJ 07604 needed Good Wed-Fri essential. Refs req'd., lished organization. We offer a competitive salary Good driving record. 3793823. AMAZING pushbutton needle and the opportunity to design your Own approach to RESPONSE Profl needed tor EXECUTIVE BABIES: Birth to housedeaner-otfice/home, ex threaders, Handsewing. ’ sew running the office answering phones 8 light resume to (201) 535-1881. eighteen months. Toddlers 18 perienced, references, own ing machine, (timing. For typing tor small toeal office (25 EXC. BABYSITTER neededJe mos.- 3 yrs. Cali 201-7493531 car. Call Paula (201) 4694099 details call 1-800-4992712. employee's). Hrs 9i-5 w/bene- SNORT HILLS Court House care tor 7 mo. old 8 4 yr. old in To apply, please contact: our Mtc. home,! Approx. 12 hrs. Congregation Shom/ej Emunah fits. Salary $8-$10 per hr. Fax needs take charge people to LIVE iN/out exp'd women SEEKING Housecleaning posi AMUSEMENT GAMES: Sail resume to: 201-890-9498. work bom desk. Call Mr. Dei Flexible schedule hi seeks job as hskpr/babysitter 8 tion. Days work. Reliable, own Stop Slot' Machines, Video 67 Park Street, Montclair _._)V-dHye, great ref's 8 "exc. 201-746-5031 Sordo at 201-376-3100. % elderly,care. Refs. Call Patrica. transportation. Call 374-818$. Poktf, Ptoball, Jukebox. Video- , ROOM DIRECTOR lor Verona ’ witeAfldreni'Call 744-5041, - - 719434-2959 a 373-7894. . Games. For Amusemenl Qnty. 8ILLER/CODER/RECEPT. after School program at F.N ASSEMBLE ARTS, CRAFTS, SEEKING Housecleaning posi Hillside, New Jersey 906-689 Busy medical practice in Brown School, Grove Ave. jewelry, wood items, EXPERIENCED NANNY For LOVJNG .MOM Looking .lor tion. Good refs, own vans., 7071 lax 9096897123. ' Verona seeks individual PT/FT THE VERONA-CEDAR GROVE TIMES Verona. Mon-Fri, 230-6;00pcn. typing, sewing, computer work | infant.8 toddler P/T flexible, chfidcare position ll/tO , P/T. many yrs. exp. Call after 5pm with strong background in all has an immediate F/T position for an enthusiastic, Great exp. working with school- from your home in your spare hours, max 20 per week. N/S. References, Non driver. Pease Suzana 908-862-2843. 6ALLY/JACK .LA LANE phases of managed care insur responsible, organized sports editor. Knowledge of age children. Job application time. Great pay. Free details Cedar Grove. 2390016. call J201 -744-8990. Lifetime Gold Membership ance, billing'& coding. Able to high school sports a must. Duties include editing & may be picked up at Montclair call t -800-632-8007, 24 hrs. Terri Roberto’s' renewal $69/year. Good any lead and teach. AISo seeks in» setting copy, obits, writing stories, taking photog YMCA,. 39 Washington St.. (Fee). FAMILY W/2 school chtldr LOVING 8 CARING MOM will club. $500 OBO 7498822 dividual with strong front office raphs and darkroom work. Occasional hard news Montclair. For information call targe friendly dog. M-F, 2-7pm. take care of your child/children HomeMaid, Inc. skills. Must be computer liter stories. Computer skills a must. Sand resume & dip Denise Bennett 783-6566. SUMMER STAFF Al outstand Must have refs, valid 071 8 be in her Cedar Grove home. 201 - Homa/Offle*«leaning .BARTER BOX Consignment ate. MS Word, Excel, Visio, pings to Ward Miele, Verona-Cedar Groves Times, ing Daycrihip. Waterfront direc- N/S- Carpool, errands. Inc 890-5005. Reasonable rates. English Speaking Crew Shop.Tues-Sat.lQ-5.We accept also medical billing experience. 685 Bloomfield Ave, Verona, NJ 07044. WSI instructors, unit direc- homework 8 some meals. Li Free Estim ate doth ing, hshld goods, etc. 102 Fax 201-857-7034 or mail senior counselors over 21, out only. Will consider job LOVING, responsible 8 de 201-680-8408 Walnut St. Montdair.744-9698. resume to: First Care Medical IMMEDIATE opening avail, lor tor detail oriented indiv. in the A/C, gymnastics, nature, cook share to accommodate aca pendable. Give your child toe Leave Message DENTAL RECEPTIONIST. demic schedule. Call 746- Group, SO Pompton Avenue, Exp’d. F/T-P/T. In Livingston P/T Medical Secretary. Experi retail securities brokerage busi ing, archery, theater, dance, best. My sitter is now avail. 2 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR v Verona NJ 07044 attn, Sylvia ence required for busy Cardiac ness. Candidate must have and athletic instructors. Ex-I 3477, Iv msg. days pr. wk. 201-744-6828! Great cond. Everest 8 Jen area. Exc. opportunity. Call VERY EXPERIENCED woman 201.736-4420. Surgical Group in Montdair people skills A problem cellent salaries, days 201-265- nings Model Sprint. Musi sell area. Fax resume 201-744- solving abilities. AppUcants I7252. eves 201-3995371. HSKPR/BABYSITTER wanted MATURE LADY Seeks M is looking tor houses to clean. $750 OBO. 201 -5092557. afterschool hours everyday ex Exc, refs, own trans. Pease BOOKKEEPER lor Doctor’s ci IDENTAL , HYGIENIST-1 0472 or call 744-0200 between be well organized 8 have' housekeeper, ' Childcare or lice Cedar Grove, P/T. Exp'd 10am-3pm, Mon-Fri. good computer 8 word pro SUPER-F/T. Resident cept Tues for 2 children ages elderly cafe., Non-driver. Exc. call 7493531 FIREWOOD Seasoned oak. Wonderful position available 10 8 7. Must drive. 746-7370. prei'd, flexible hrs. Call 201- cessing skills. (Microsoft Montclair luxury mid-rise cd Rets. 201-744-6077 Audrey. guaranteed to bum. 201-379 immediately in nice general4 WOMAN WITH EXP, Will dean 239-6300. practice 4 days per week. Refi INTERN WANTED Windows). We offer a complete Must have black seal, plum 6041, caH after 5pm. skills, ability to supervise staff MATURE, responsible person NURSES AIDE With 12 yrs your home or office. necessary. Call 201-746-4009. The Verona-Cedar Grove benefits package and are lo needed for P/T childcare. References 8 own transporta- ARE VOU TIRED ol the same cated in Lillie Falls. For further 8 valid NJ D/L. Interpersonal exp. in nursing home now FREE POLE Barn Plans. For Times has a unique op wk,, 230pm-1lt30pm, Call 201-676-8860. | hours and routine with your DRIVERS-Regional and' OR details call Christine or Rita at skills a must. $30,000 salary + available to case tor elder' Farmers/Contractors; FREf portunity lor a journal: rent-free use of 1 BR apt, own trans. 8 refs req’d. Please Exc. refs. 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DELIVERY legal resident, long lerm exp. show you how lo become a su WAIT person, lunch 8 dinner References 8 Full Guarantees GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE: per star in the field ol Reaj req'd, 783-1426 on weekends PingEye2 irons, 3-PW, Ram- DRIVERS-SQUO/TEAMS. LEGAL SECRETARY-West DRIVER hrs. No exp. nec. Apply tn per or after 9pm weekdays. CAPITOL SEARCH Estate iSales. Licensing course tlOOk+i. - Trainers- son. 2-5pm. Shubox Cafe, 256 LazerX2. 2-PW, $200. Also, Essex Attorney seeks secre 201-444-6666 COUPLE SEEKS apt i misc. woods/bags. 509-0094, available at $99.00. Call 201- $70K+! 2K sign-on (teams) I tary lor litigation practice. Send Pompton Ave. Cedar Grove. 2-1'B E Ridgewd Av. Ridgewood' Thrift Drug, a subsidiary of NANNY L/O, for 2 1/2 yr, old iri change for taking care ot prop 744-5544 for details. Drive conventional s coast to resume to P O. Box 1461 Maplewood. Wed-Thurs-Pri. erly or elderly people. Any the J.C. Penney Company, coastl Bonuses, bolts, 401K. Verona, NJ 37044 or calfiaOl] IWAITER/WAITRESS' Day or 7:30am-6:30pm. Rel's. Exc I NANNY LOOKING FOR Child- has part-time Sales- where to slate ol NJ Exc. refs CLERICAL Covenant Transport (exp'd) 1-| 239-2800. night shift lor Montdair Bistro. compensation. Driver w/car a position. Excellent Pis call Adam, 201-509-1542. Entry level brokerage, F/Ti 800-441-4394 Ext. SA-28 clerk/Delivery Driver posi Full or part lime, must .have plus. Meg. 908-464-2531, references. 201-772-9113. If a fastrpaced office is for (graduates) 1-800-338-6 tions available at their exp. Call 201-746-2553 METAL ROOFING and Siding LEGAL SECRETARY: for houses/barns. Incredible you, we have an immediate Ext. SA-28 Wknd recruiters. Cedar Grove location. NURSERY SCHOOL- Ros eland Office ol NJ Firm I NANNY wanted to care lor proven product. Super attrac opening on our Trading Opening in Feb. seeks 2 secre WAITSTAFF: For new Carib sweet toddler 8 infant. Part CHILDCARE-PRE-K , Desk for a bright, DRIVERS/MOvIftS These positions offer: bean Restaurant. P/T, Call Immediate opening for chil tive. Low cost. Easy installa taries. Must haye litigation,8 ime. Must be non-smoker tion. GUARANTEED 20 years. ' organized and quick indi NJ Co. seeks Class A & B WordPerfect DOS experience 2<)1-744-6077. 8 drive. Exc. hrs. dren. Ages 2 1/2 yrs-5 yrs. vidual. Come help us grow. CDL lio. drivers, min. 3 yrs •Competitive salary P/T-F/T. 7:30am-5:30pm. We cut to toe inch. Fast Light steno a plus. exc. bene salary. Call 9095991750. deliveryl FREE literature. 1- Competitive salary. Full MOVING EXPERIENCE •Flexible hours ^W AREHOUSE CC S TADPOLE INN bnfts. For irhrhed. consider fits package. Send resume REQD. Good pay, medical w/salary reqs. to: Greertbaum, Entry level position for NANNY: Resp., creative, live in NURSERY SCHOOL 717-6591814. ation call 201-762-0080, •Discount privileges bnfts, holidays & vacatfc Rowe, Smith, 99 Wood Ave. Shipping & Receiving dept, to care for 4 yr. old girl in Short 201-744-2919 or Call Rich 201-882-7775. South. Iselin NJ 08830 Attn: •Opportunity for located in Springfield. 201-746-9117 CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE MINK 8 Crystal Fox fingertip CRAFTS-Stainad Glass Artist Hills.' Must drive, Eng. speak Evelyn EOE/AA advancement Some heavy lifting. Valid ing, N/S, exp, reft’d. Exc. sal. Looking tor elderly care post length vest. $395. Brown seeks P/T assistant. Will train EXECUTIVE ADMIN Assist, for NJ driver's license a must. tion weekends. Call 201-399 leather jacket $150. Call 201- right person. Must like detail & Call 212-573-3161. Leave PLEASANT WOMAN will LOCAL DRIVERS-Earn Extra] . applicants EOE/MS includes benefits, message. Will return call 9483. . 783-0204. working with hands. Days. Lo- licensing Saies/Marketing firm should apply iri person to 201-564-5005 tor child, elderly and/or your cril 201-281-9010 Dollars-Dependability is-a Call 201-5096083. looking for a highly organized ingredient to getting an Store Manager, Thrift Drug, NANNY-FZT, Live-in. to care tor CESfffflED NURSES As NORDIC Track Pro classic person with prior experience to 1551 Pompton Avenue. WAREHOUSE sistant looking to take care of cellent opportunity to earn newborn (wins in our Verona PREMIUM CHILDCARE w/pulse meter. Retails $725, 'CUSTOMER. SERVICE, tele ork directly with the Pres, and tween $8-$12 per hour working Cedar Grove, NJ 07009. Start the New Year with a elderly day or night. Refs 8; jood as new. $350. CaH 744- phone operator. Busy phone .P. Candidate must have ex home 8 perform some hshtd MTC home designed lor fun between 5 to 10pm doing din- EOE-M/F/D/V new jobtl Several long duties. 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