OF MILLBURN AND SHORT HILLS Founded in 1888

Volume 108, Number 22 Thursday, June 2, 1994 40 Cents School board, public debate bond issue plan that it does not address the needs report, approximately half-a-dozen A Board of Education decision On-the subject of the physical of the middle and high schools. members of the publi'||||iticized on the form its school facility plant, Ms. Lewis-Busch spoke of a “The well (of money from many expansion bond issue will take has leaking roof, “old and inefficient” various aspects of the plan— from taxpayers)," she continued, “is not been pushed back at least until windows and boiler problems the proposal construction of a new bottomless.” Ms. Gruska said-it June 20 and possibly later. which cause “some rooms to elementary school in Gero Park, “was not feasible” for the board to Last month, in opening discus­ become suffocating and others the failure of the board to use or “go back and back" to the public sion on a $26.75 million proposal frigid.” sell the 35,-acre Oakey tract and the by the school board’s property The PTA president said the high with additional bond issues and property IjMfirnittee’s planned committee, Bennett Wasserman, school’s current enrollment was that what was needed was a fiscal­ meeting this week with the Board ly sound plan providing necessary chairman of that group, had 731 and would be in excess of 800 o f Education’fe fe g M : relations and well-located school- facilities. expressed hope that his com­ by 1999. ^^^fflttee (the latter group is She urged that the final proposal mittee’s recommendation would be The middle school’s PTA presi­ made ■ private citizens, rather be “flexible” in order to meet.the ratified by the full board at its June dent, Barbara Gruska, termed the than board members). future needs of the school district'. 6 meeting. property committee’s proposal “an Board member Abby Kalan During the nearly hour-long m sl Tuesday night, however, Mr. expensive, short-term solution” (to questioned the wisdom on "the Wasserman said the proposal the growing student population) in cussion on the property committee property-:commiftee meeting with would be the subject of public dis­ the public relations group before cussion at the board’s meeting next the board had made its decision on week—June 6—and his committee Dents’ county fight K&E proposed bond is.sue and said was hopeful the board would hold she-would “prefer to see the board a special meeting on June. 20 “for use the resources of its members. ” the purpose of taking any addi­ Ms. Kalan -||jntinued that the tional public comments and possib­ heads primary vote board members “have the respon- ly taking a vote at that time." |s 0 « j | to understand the proposal Funds raised through the bond Polls for Tuesday’s primary Mayor Cooper is running with M is i^ '-o u t” and jragjt the non- issue proposed last month by the election—a vote which will decide incumbent Essex County Sheriff elected members of the public rel|3 • f t 1 property Iji®mmjkTee were Democratic and Republican Party Armando Fontoura, and Nancy -tions (Jornmittee did gbjtjj have a earmarked for the construction of a candidates for the U.S. Senate and Sivilli, a West Orange attorney. similar responsibility D-DAY VETERAN —Hal Parness, a South Mountain1 . In contrast to the split in the The board member’s remarks Road resident and a veteran of the D-Day landing, new elementary school- which the House of Representatives, four would be located in Gero Park, Essex County offices and a seat on Democratic Party, the Republican drew a rebuttal from a public rela,j rodeBa the lead car in Monday's Memorial Day additions and/or alterations at the the Township Committee—will be county primary is virtually a no­ tioris’cornmVuee member,,ffathiji: parade. At his side is Mrs. Parness. Wyoming, Glenwood, Hartshorn, open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. contest affair with the GOP orga­ ■ Seidm an, who ‘s'aid s h S ^ ^ H Deerfield and South Mountain With candidates .for the Senate nization ticket facing only token “exception^to^ws. Kalan Schools (the latter school is leased and House facing only token or no opposition. Heading the Repub­ merits: ...... to a day care center through the opposition, most interest in the lican organization rapket is “The public needs to understand l^Day —‘Too busy Verona’s James Treffinger, the the plan,” Ms. Seidman said. "I 1997-98 school year, but would outcome of Tuesday’s voting lies think if it takes tb e P p lic relations then return to board control) and in the Democratic Party races for party’s candidate for Essex County alterations at the Education Center. county offices. 'Executive, His dinning mates are committee to work'with the board to be frightened’ No funds in the property com­ The county’s Democratic races Rocco Malanga for sheriff and to spread the word, better start usirfgjhe committee.” mittee’s proposal are presently are highlighted by the increasingly Marion Creeco for register. “We were too busy to be fright­ targeted for additions or renova­ bitter campaign being waged Garabed “Chuck” Haytaraffi| .I© i Sell^BfiRSid she wBH “incensed” that the property. -c^gS ened, but if we were frightened of tions at either the middle school or between Thomas Giblin, a former now the Republican P^ g s leader anything, it was of being pushed the high school—a point which Freeholder and former County in the State Assembly, is all but1, Kmj&yi had u n S y ® ^ ts proposal back into the sea.” Mr. Wasserman conceded Tuesday Surrogate who is how chairman of unchallenged in his bid to secure lastSron^f w ithou»^«^^M y mg wiffi1mffiu.bljh£ relations c^nfl Too busy to be frightened was night was the subject of much of the Essex Democratic Party, and the GOP nomination tor the U Herman “Hal” Parness, a resident the criticism of his committee’s Cardell Cooper, mayor of East Senate. Incumbent Senator Frank m'ttee—rthffijt that was the' wrong of 8 South Mountain Road for May report. Orange. Lautenberg is expected to have as way to,go." more than 30 years. Exactly 50 Mr. Wasserman said members of Both men have attempted to cial Brigade for the invasion and the principals of the high and mid­ on racial overtones. challenged. ' saic* was in the second wave of forces dle schools and “start to examine M r.^fblin, a resident of The primary electioff will also The board member then she believed that p P ^ S i^ p W . t h e to land on a sector o f Omaha possible additions. . .that might be Montclair and president B g the serve as the nominating vefttcLeMoi: Beach designated as Easy Beach added to the (original) property past 18 years of the 5,000-member Republican and Democratic candi­ n e w s.tu J H'B’uM J IbUT “accommodated'wi|lffifjp|Mg a- Green. The 214th was a combat committee proposal. ” union of stationary engineers, is dates ftor the Tow nshi^CTimV unit trained in traffic control and Mr. Wasserman then said: seeking the Executive, nomination mittee. Unchallenged in« f i l ® l | an~g~iUajMW propats ,o'iiiimncV'V phifositph'J assault landings. “As of today, we are still assess­ on a ticket that includes Newark incumbent Elaine Becker in the that ■ ^ m y A p t’F^ihtiesrTmuNl’ Although he has not spoken ing the needs of both sites (and) Councilman Henry Martinez ;fojy GOP primary; Elizabeth Hujl- faces much of the invasion during the we encourage and welcome the sheriff and Newark Teachers no challenge in her bid t<|gj|cure exist past 50 years, his memories of that public’s thoughts, concerns and Union president Carole Graves .foi? the’Democratic Party’s Township clementdrv :k day remain fresh. register of deeds and mortgages. Committee nomination. ’’tuJeVp'ii'm\ A lsj 1 jilCo At dawn of June 6 , Mr. Parness, opinions regarding these .-said. then a second lieutenant, and his facilities." The flftjfa rd^ m ember' ia lis'o'i Jsifg V Mr. Wasserman’s" invitation for unit began climbing down the nets gested that tnSfcinth grade be comments on the needs of the high Steinberg names strung from the side o f the trans­ I r J S w ^ f r o m the high sJTjpgfo port ship which had carried them and middle school drew a quick |reffl|mrig"thdt buil&mgWiUsyfojV response from the executive boards across the channel and into the Sojfyriuect'on Page 2 landing craft which was to take o f the ■ parent-teacher associations year’s school units them to the beach. of the two schools. Every available classroom in the “As we were climbing down, we Membership appointments to the Nancy'Larner. will be chairman ErRol see other landing craft, high, school is used six periods a day and for the remainder of the Board ^^Education’s various of the board-staff committee and Inside story reluming with the bodies of men the health and physical education Hal Parness in. an April, day only one or two rooms are standing committees were Museum exhg||ting art :who never made the beach. These announced by school board presi­ committee. Also serving on both were the men who took direct hits 1945 photograph taken available, Donna Lewis-Busch, the collection of towns'hip high school’s PTA president, told dent Vivian Steinberg at Tuesday 9.f- those committees will be M y or whose landing craft; hit mines, ” xf^LOToi^rk!: =* Marcus, Mr. Safer and Ms. Kalan. resident. See Page 5. the board Tuesday night. She con­ night’s meeting of the school ■Mr. Parness recalled. “Our craft never made it to the tinued that the lack of classroom body. Ms. Steinberg appointed herself Once aboard the landing craft, beach—we. hit a sand dune, the space means that classes are held as chairman of the program com­ School board commenda­ the small boat circled in the chan­ front end dropped down and we Bennett Wasserman, chairman of mittee. Joining her on that body in rooms “inappropriate” for the tions go to students and nel until it was a one in a group of jumped into neck-high water, the property committee for the past Bril be Ms. Lamer, Mr. Was­ subject matter—English; mathe­ teachers. Story, Page 9. 50 Craft. holding our weapons above our year, will continue in that post. matics and literature courses are serman and Mr. Rosenblatt. “The channel was very choppy heads.” With him on the committee will be held in science rooms, basic skills Ms. Steinberg will represent the and we were all seasick and vomit­ Despite the gunfire which was Steven Safer, Carol Marcus and Board of Education on the Arts'...... 14 instruction is given in the library ing by the time we neared the coming in, the 40 men in Mr. Par­ Russ Fradin. Classified'...... 15 17 and m arketing inlfJuc.t ion, ;and municipality’s Planning Board, beach. Due to the small-arms lire, ness’ landing craft reached the Ms. Marcus will be the school business classes are taught in the Chairman of the finance com­ Cd&gng events...... 4 we couldn’t even hang over the beach safely. “We hit the sand board’s liaison to the Garden State mittee will be William Rosenblatt...... 4 side." running, crawling—whatever. We music room. Coalitijpjfa group of suburban She described the school s Ms.'Steinberg, Mr. Fradin and Movies.;...... 13 As the landing craft approached made it without any losses except athletic facilities as “woefully- Corinne Errico will also serve ott schools which acts as a lobby on the shoreline, Mr. Parness said he for equipment. I recall turning Obituaries...,...... 6 .inadequate," said there was not that committee. Mr. Rosenblatt state legislative matters)' and Mr. could see the surf “loaded with over some bodies, checking to see Religious news...... 6 enough practice or storage space will also head the board’s negotia­ Wasserman will continue in his knocked out ships, mines and if I knew them.” role as liaison on educational mat­ Social...... 7,8 For the music program and that the tions committee. Serving with him bodies floating in the‘water and It was not until he and his men on that group will be Ms. Marcus, ters to the state legislature and Sports...... 10,11 obstacles sticking out of the physical plant is “deteriorating Continued on Page 4 and “in dire need of repair. ” Mr. Wasserman and Ms. Errico. state Department of Education. water.” _ _ . 1 A 1944 letterprovides another D -D ay picture „ , ce , . , ™n1H S i the coast edge; moving to tne i^ r tnese battery was there and the combined but Jerry would drop in front of Another view o f the D-Day inva­ K f f - ..A o n of .h, Ai, N.v, „d .hem »d homed, oh.nge lh« sion is contained in a lengthy letter Jwd talked. When we dropped .or trance wnenwe go p rjdgein front at which low fide Rangers was supposed to handle skippers’ minds. Four times we written by the late E. Garfield Gif­ anchor that night, it was obvious closer we_ ca™eJ? **’ , UDS waf a good beach. Between the that. They did their job successful- watched one try to make it, each ford to his parents. Mr. Gifford, Why—a storm blew up. The next more kinds of ships an g ^ P the high water mark ly early D-Day morning-inciden- time getting chased back. Along who died in 1980,jwas a liaison day was fine so our convoy headed i o i ^ u s . . ^ e v ^ r ^ - there was enough ^gradually slop- tally the Rangers took the battery ' fije water’s edge were flaming and officer withthe29thDivision out again. We. were a preUy good landedrn tte ^ la n f fS T L S a nan-ow and held it against roughodds- charred wrecfs of landing craft Artillery Staff and made his land­ sized group with ample protection, was still plenty of time. Even they did a great job. that had been h if-a sight enough ing at Normandy on D-Day plus The men read, the officers played when we were quite a distance to discourage any captain from from shore with glasses we could water “lawns." These cottages The LST moved in close, enough poker with the paper franc money bringing in his load. One. pick out considerable activity on were made of stone and the Ger­ to shore so that we were out of A copy of Mr. Gifford’s letter, (printed in England) we had All this time the A ir£orps filled the beaches. The Germans were mans had walled up the windows, range of the artillery and we had a datelined “Somewhere in France, received before we sailed. That grandstand seat for the beach the sky—what a happy sight. It night we slept well — got in a Still shelling it with good effect. converting them into strong points. June, 1944, ” war made available show. We reached this point at was certain that the front line was “last shower”—but the tension was Several frocks were burning and T he backs Of th e cottages fit to The Item by his wife. against the ridge line and it was a about 2 o’clock and even then it not far inland for the planes were beginning to build up. huge columns of smoke poured When we headed for open sea strong climb to get to the top. Off was obvious that all was not going strafing die top of the ridge line. D-Day was beautiful. The water fourth. The Navy was pounding we knew we finally on our way. shore we could see that the roofs well. The long line of trucks on The Navy was doing the same was still quite choppy from the away at targets inland and just off The big question was whether we shore were not moving. First on filing plus laying smoke all over storm but the sky had been swept the beach. had been blown off the cottage would land at high tide or low our. left, then on our right, then in the beach. The thing that sticks in clear. The Air Corps was much im To get you better oriented and presumably by the Air Corps since one way we might get ashore front of us a shell would burst. my mind for that afternoon was the evidence. The much vaunted E without disclosing any locations whose job it was to knock them dry—most desirable. Late in the The burning trucks exploded and accuracy o f the artillery fire, prov- boats and submarines never I’U give you a rough idea of the out. afternoon our course was changed All of us paid lots of attention to set others on fire. and we doubled.back on our wake. materialized, in our area anyway, lay of the land. To our right steep Continued on Page 4 cliffs smack against the water’s the cliffs on our right for a coastal Some boats tried to get fo shore ■AH kinds o f rumors flew—the and the German AC was nowhere June 2,1994 Page 2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Cars thieves, burglars Ms. Milberg wins three top School building plan debated Continued from Page 1 Citizens League for Environmental Action Now), and Bad not been awards in press" com petition mer status o f a 3-grade school, and were active last week removing the eighth grade from certified by the State. Susan Milberg o f 28 Greenwood 1988-1.992, the Simon Rockower Several speakers alleged that the Gar thieves were on the prowl at reported the thieft of jewelry after the middle school. Township Committee’s zoning of Drive has won three first-place - Awards for Excellence in Jewish “Are you proposing, ” board the Short Hills Mall last week, returning home Sunday evening the land as a conservation area was brazenly stealing one car from the and finding her front door shut but awards in the New Jersey Press Journalism and the New Jersey member William Rosenblatt asked Women’s annual communications Press Association. a reaction to fears that if the board parking lot as the owner watched unlocked, Ms. Errico, that we have five , contest for her work at the United elementary schools for kindergar­ sold the property for private devel­ from a restaurant window. The theft of $ 4 ,0 0 0 worth of opment, a portion of the tract Jewish Federation of MetroWest in ten through, grade five, a sixth and A Kendall Park man was dining je w e lry from ner hom e was Brundage joins would be used for “Mt. Laurel” with his wife in the Papa Razzi reported by a Tennyson Drive resi- Whippany. seventh grade middle school, an eighth and ninth grade middle (low-income) housing. restaurant at the mall Saturday eve- dent May 25. A W inding Way Ms. Milberg has been director of hospital board ning when he saw his ear, an resjdent reported the theft of Eric D. Brundage of 70 White school and a 3-year high school?" marketing ana communications for M s/ Errico said she would con­ Softball sign up Acura Legend, being driven away. $ j 400 from his residence May 24. Oak Ridge Road, an attorney with the federation for seven years. She sider such a plan, but only after The car was recovered the next day According to police, the burglars Schechner-Lifson Corporation; has won for material she published for discussing it with the school sys­ deadline June 10 in Newark. A second drjyer was entered through a rear kitchen door been elected to the board of the Lester Society, for marketing tem's educational leadership. M en’s Adult Summer Softball not so lucky. His 1994 BMW was that was left unlocked. trustees of Newark Beth Israel material she developed in the Much of the discussion concern­ League team registrations will be reported stolen from the same lot Sunday afiemoon, a 17 year-old category of philanthropic funding Medical Center. ing the possible use or sale of the accepted by the township recrea­ at the same time. Millburn High School student Mr. Brundage graduated from and for the federation’s 1993 Oakey tract centered about the 35- tion department through June 10. A Livingston resident reported reported the theft of her purse Duke University,, and the annual report. acre property’s zoning as a conser­ Team rosters are limited to indi­ the theft o f his 1991 Acura Legend after she left it with a friend at the In addition to her first-place McGeorge School of Law in Cali­ vation area. viduals 18 and over who are town from the mall parking lot Sunday athletic field. It contained her fornia. He is a member of the Cali­ awards, Ms. Milberg received Although major portions of the residents, employed in the evening, but it was recovered the d iv e r’s license, her social security fornia, New Jersey, New York fed second-place recognition for a tract are designated as “wetlands,” township, Millburn High School next day. Another car parked at card, her keys and make-up. brochure prepared for the Jewish Texas bar associations as well as it was pointed out during the dis­ graduates or those who attended the mall Friday evening, a 1990 N in e te e n m in o r a c c id e n ts Historical Society of MetroWest, a of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun cussion that the designation private school while living in the Chevrolet Lumina, was alsooccurred jn the township last “Missions” brochure for the feder­ and United Jewish Appeal’s resulted from a study by a local township. Registration fee is $15 reported stolen. week. Three persons were taken to ation and also a fundraising Vanguard Division, organization, CLE a N (th e per team. Sunday afternoon, a Lawrence hospitals as the result- of - two of the campaign. She was awarded an Drive resident reported th accidents. honorable mention for a handbook Blood bank June 8 attempted theft of his 1991 Honda Saturday afternoon, a vehicle entitled “Because We’re Building The local chapter of the Amer­ from his driveway. According to driven by Dora Gaita of Chatham Our Future T ogether” ican Red Cross will hold a blood police, the locks on the driver and collided with a car driven by Ms. Milberg, who9was a market­ bank June 8 from 2 to 7 p.m. at passenger door sides were Marie I. Abdila of Stamford, ing manager at AT&T prior to Millburn High School, damaged and the passenger side Conn. on Morris" Turnpike near­ joining the federation, has been the . . . rear window shattered. The ignt- Farley piace. Ms. Gaita was taken p r o M non was also damaged and screw t0 Overlook Hospital by the acknowledgements. She is listed in, planning of social and ouiltufal pro- driver markings were evident. M illburn-Short Hills Volunteer the 1992-1993 Marquis Interna- grams for older adults. The coor- The evening of May 25 a woman First Aid Squad with complaints of tional Who’s Who Worldwide and torn Allentown, Pa. parked her neck pajn. Donald Oakes of the 1991-1992 Marquis Interna­ car at the mall and returned to find Springfield, a passenger in Ms. tional Who’s Who of American the ign|pm damaged, rendering Abdila’s car, was taken there also, Women. the car undrivable. with head contusions and com­ L ive-In A Mohawk Road resident left his plaints of pain. Ms. Abdila was She has won awards from the Euro pean car in the lot at the Short Hills charged with failure to exhibit the National Federation of Press Plaza overnight Sunday. When he proper paperwork for her vehicle. Women, the John Caples Interna­ Child Care ■ returned Monday morning, he tional Direct Mail Competition, KurAupair Inlercultural found that the tires on the pas­ According to the 1990 census, the the Council of Jewish Federations Child Care Programs is^ senger side of his 1985 Toyota population of Miltburn Township is Public Relations Competitions currently placing . 18,630. Camry had been slashed. carefully selected, English-speaking .. There was an attempted burglary au pairs, ages 18-251 ...ESPECIALLY THEIR OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS at a Greenwood Drive residence with qualified Monday. According to police, the American families.-! In fact, they often remember their hotel accommodations as vividly as they remember outside basement door of the house Select from a wide was pried open and the interior variety, of bright, the wedding, bar mitzvah, or special party they come te attend. 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HUU*L Qxca*^, p.fi. 120 Summit Ave., Summit, NJ 07901 (908) 273-4300 Kenneth P. Brin, M.D., Ph.D., CMmnan Page 3 June 2,1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills MHS presenting academic laurels Tuesday

Carolyn Shih and Sunny Cheung Scholarship Award: Elizabeth Strickler, Ann Sulzqr^ Nikhil .Millburn'League of Women Awards: Outstanding Achievement* member, Pavid Bernstein; out­ will be the highest honors speakers Hampton, Brendan Middleton and Vaidya and Ethan Yankowitz. Voters Intern Award: Amanda - in History £ftd Social Studies, standing orchestra members, Nurit when Millbum High School con­ Amanda Sacks. > Biown University Book Award: Sacks. Jovana LaziC; Academic Quiz Bloom and Carolyn Shih; Lenore ducts its annual academic awards Star-Ledger Scholar: Carolyn Dara Horn. Science Fair Awards: North Jer­ Bowl team, Jemshaid Cheema, and Sid Wolfe Award, outstandings program in die school auditorium Shih. The Hoby Leadership Award: sey Regional Science Fair: Jyoti Michael Shear, Barry Jordan, stage band member, Gilad Gabbay: ✓ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. New York Times Young Citizen Tracy Long. Bammi, Adam Bulbuiia, Sylvester Peter McKenna,. Murad Hussein, Gabriel Chiodo Memorial Awards: Students will be honpidd at the Award: Paul Peri- Society of Women Engineers Chen, Sunny Cheung, David Dara Horn, Bahar Firoz, Shanlenn outstanding Millburnaire, Noel program for their academic Woman’s Club of Millburn Award: Jyoti Bammi Kiken, Sonia Lander, Emily Ma, Birney and Nahomi Ichino. Webb; outstanding Millbumette, achievements and contributions to, Awards — Girls’ Career Institute: University of Pennsylvania Bdok Carolyn Shih and Joseph Yu; Rut- Science Department Awards: Hallie Spom; arid drama award, the community. ‘ Christine Caveney, delegate; Jes­ Award: Kevin Scher, ers Junior Science Symposium' Robert E. Faddis Memorial Hallie Spom and Praveen Reddy . Awards to be presented and stu­ sica Siegel, alternate. Scholarship Burgdorff Realtors Scholarship f inalist: Carolyn Shih; Naval Award, Carolyn Shih and Sunny Connie Syeiarz Memorial dent recipients are:, Awards: Paula Goncalves, Award: Daniel Gruber. National Science Awards Competi­ Cheung; Brett Harmon Ratner Award: Karen Heide. National Merit Finalists: Sunny Emerald Sorib and Binh Tran. • Governor’s School: td be tion Finalist: Sylvester Chen; Science Award, David Bernstein Nancy FoX-Kyser Memorial Cheung, Michael Dalton, Ethan American Association of Univer­ announced. Westinghouse Science Talent and Joseph Yu; Rensselaer Award: Elizabeth Haug and' Panberry, William Jordan, sity Women Scholarship Award: Marketing Education Award: Semifinalist: Sunny Cheung. Polytechnic Institute Award, Brendan Middleton. Carolyn Shih and Joshua Vatsky. Rosalynn Hsu. Elizabeth Haug and Jonathan National Merit Commended Stu­ Jonathan Dreyfus; Bausch and Class of 1992 Leadership dents: Jyoti Bammi, Rhea Baron, Award: Daniel Gruber. National Merit Scholars: Robert C. Byrd Scholarship Morowitz. Lomb Medal, Christine Caveney; The Junior League of the Michelle Bovin, Deepa Chatteijee, The Academic Awards Program Carolyn Shih and Sunny Cheung. Award: to be announced. American Association of Physics Oranges and Short Hills Scholar­ Jayson Daniels, Peter Doerfler, will also .include the presentation Millburn-Short Hills Chapter Stephen D. Guarino Memorial Teachers Award, Jeffrey ship Award: Ronnie Rubin Gilad Gabbay, Elizabeth Hampton, of awards to 93 senior class mem­ American Red Cross Annual Scholarship Award: Ethan Pearlman; Chemistry Award, Wil­ Smith College Book Award: Justin Howe, Jill Katz, Jonathan liam Jordan and Lauren Strickler. bers graduating with highest Yankowitz. Kernkraut, Justin Kestler, Tanya honors, high honors and honors. Millburn-Short Hills Scholastic Tami Brendzel. Art Department Awards: The Katherine H. Marcketta Annual Laidman, Jovana Lazic, Albert The names of those students were Boosters Award: Ben Yemini. Annual Art Award, Adam Library sets Award: Helen Florentino. Liang, Gavin Oxman, Ronnie published in The Item last week. Cornell Club of Northern, New Levithan; and the Millburn-Short Wellesley College Club Book Rubjn, Michael Shear, David * Members of the M illbum High Jersey Book Award: Jeffrey Kaye. Hills Chamber of Commerce Art Award: Rebecca Schaefer. Slomin, Hallie Spom, Lauren junior class will serve as children’s American Legion Boys State: Scholarship, Brendan Middleton. Xerox Award: Jessica Siegel. Strickler, Shing Tao, Ethan ushers at Tuesday’s program. A Stuart Chizzik, Dino Yian- Music Department Awards: Spe­ Rotary International Youth Yankowitz, Ben Yemini and Julie post-program reception will be summer plans nopoulos, delegates; Jonathan cial Achievement Award in Music, ^Leadership Program: Co- Yufe. hosted by the Millburn "High Dreyfus, Jeffrey Kaye, alternates. Carolyn Shih; Outstanding chorus As a prelude to its summer read­ Presidents of Interact — Amy , Gerard R. Sachsel Scholarship School sophomore class in the Dartmouth Club Book Award: members, Sunny Cheung and ing club, the Millburn Public Feiner and Justin Howe; World Awards: to be announced at David Slomin; outstanding band school cafeteria. Jennifer Dixon. Library is planning a “mystery Affairs Seminar at University of ceremony. Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship evening adventure” for June 16 at Wisconsin-Whitewater — Jessica Highest Honors Speakers: Award: Diana Perry. 7 p.m. Siegel and Michael Estreicher; Carolyn Shih and Sunny Cheung, George Washington University The program, designed for chil­ Rotary Youth Leadership Award Foreign Language Awards: Out­ School of Engineering and Applied dren in grades one and above, •*— Sarah Andrus and Guillermo standing achievement in foreign Science Medal: Jonathan Dreyfus. involves searching for clues in the Silberman. language study, Justin Kestler; Williams College Book Award: library which will lead to the Advanced Placement Scholars: awards for excellence irManguage Christine Caveney. release of the “kidnapped” Ms. Scholars With Distinction — Amy study S Ju lie Yufe, French; Edward J. Bloustein Ufsri Frizzle—the teacher in the Magic Chan, Sunny Cheung and Carolyn Brendan Middleton and Peter CHINA tinguished Scholars: Amy Chan, School Bus books. Shih; Scholars With Honors — McKenna, German; Laurence Choose frorn I Registration for the program is Sunny Cheung, William Jordan, Rhea Baron, Jemshaid Cheema, Guettier, Spanish; David 650 famous Jiljlpatz, Jonathan Kernkraut, required and can be accomplished Jayson Daniels, William Jordan, Bernstein, Stephanie Gallo, Dori name patterns Justin Kestler, Tanya Laidman, at the library or by telephoning the Jill Katz and Julie Yufe; Scholars Lemer and Cara Pacifico, Italian. 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T he I tem Of Millburn and Short Hills (USPA 34ff480) 100 Millburn Avenue Millburn, N. 1.07041 201 376 1200 D-Day Our memories of World War II, of D-Day, are false, shaped by too many Saturday afternoons in the movie theaters, watching the indestructible Americans triumph over the forces of Nazism. Indestructible Americans — John Wayne or Pat O’Brien or John Garfield may have been wounded m some of the films, even killed, but there was always another Saturday afternoon, another film and our hero was there, last week’s cinematic death forgotten. No, that was not the way it was. Americans were not indestructible, they did die, thousands upon thousands of them who took part in the last just war. How can we, half-a-century later, adequately honor the men who died in the D-Day invasion, in the skies over Europe, in all the battles that followed the Normandy landing? How do we honor the survivors, those who are still with us 50 years . later, those who have died since the war? How do we, who have been so fortunate never to have been tested in battle, begin to appreciate the courage of these men, ^ gf of these men and boys still in their teens? What do we know - ■ of courage? MEMORIAL DAY CROWD PLEASERS-Two hits o f the Millburn Woman's Club (below). The latter orgam- The news on television this week carried a short piece on Monday's Memorial Day parade were the Emerald nation is celebrating the 65th anniversary ot its estab- one of the D-Day veterans who has returned to Normandy for Society Bagpipe Band (above) and a contingent from lishment. the coming week’s ceremonies. At the time of the landing he y « was but 14; he had falsified his age when he enlisted. How do f P lT P l* C l A ) TwTP 0/1 ITS) 1* we begin to understand what motivated these men, these i ^ v W 'V l i3 hoys? Pre-school census nexl ,wo weeks, please call the Hollywood put its spin on the war and though the Spin was Edltor The Jter” Wyoming School census chairman not true, it was not evil. It did imbue those feelings of i„ support of the M illb u rn at 376-7592 and leave a name and patriotism which must existlffla nSSeiP^&t is to survive. Township school system’s efforts telephone number so that our com- mittee can contact them and Later it was a Life magazine cover of a fallen body on a to determine future school popula- include their child or children in sandy beach which brought to us another message: men and tions and as a follow up to the our census. boys die in war. Board of Educat‘on, , .n,t,a.t.ed Carol M. Kirsch We share with all Americans the sincere wish that no future this year, the Wyoming School Wyoming School Census Committee generation, f f i l be called upon to make the ' sacrifices p t a is currently conducting its demanded of and accepted by the young men of the 40’s. It is pre-school census for the Wyo- Thanks town crews our earnest hope the future will, not see the world again mmg School district; Editor, The Item: We would like to thank the engulfed in war And we pray, that if evil of the dimensions of * & } & $ & & & engineering and toad departments 50 years ago should nse again, the citizenry of this country Wlli, over the next two weeks, be and their crews for their effort in will have the courage and the will-of those who served while contacting families that have been keeping the driveway and street we watched the Saturday afternoon filmat the movies. identified as having below school- access open for the residents dur­ age children and who did not par­ ing their work on Knollwood Road ticipate in the Board of Education and Chestnut Place. census. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Newhouse Jr. Coming events The fafnilies who wjjl be con­ 15 Chestnut Place tacted have been identified as hav­ A thank you Today, June 2 graduation Millburn High School ing pre-school aged children either The Item: 7:30 p.m. Millbum-Short Hills stadium'. through the previous census done We would like thank publicly, Histoncal Society annual meeting, Friday, June 24 Kwgj years ago -.or as a result the many people who work for the Millburn- Public Library: Township public schools close information about their neighbor­ township for assisting us in the & 7 :3.0 p.m . M illburn- Camera for summer vacation. hoods given by families who cur­ Downtown Miflbum Development Club meeting, Bauer Community Monday, June 27 rently have children attending the Alliance’s second annual Millburn Center. K7:45. p.m. Board of Education school. Since this and the Board of Classic Car Show. 8 p.m. Historic Preservation meeting, Education Center. Education census are the primary Officer. Paul Cuomo of the Commission meeting, Town Hall. Tuesday, June 28 sources Of information for our pojice department’s traffic bureau Saturday, June 4 H :p.m. Board of Health meeting, census, we understand that there H and his staff not only helped us 10 a.m. to noon. Mayor ^i'lliamj ‘>Tb'wn;jlalir a great likelihood that there are prepare, but Officer Timothy Cavem|gjand Township- Com-- 8 p.m. Township Committee families-'in-.our- district who have Bums and Officer Robert Levine mitteewoman Mary McNett Will meeting, Town Hall:. below school age children m •were on patrol during the car Normandy landing meet members of the public on an Monday, July 4 whom we are not aware. show, keeping the !auto and individual basis to discuss issues Independence Day. Because the Board of Education pedestrian traffic flowing smooth­ .Continued from Page 1 bl? ck5d c < rment walls; The ‘°P*> ■ of concern. .Town Hall.. [is .currently planning to initiate a of the hedgerffp had me'-: ly. - Sunday, June 5 ' Wednesday, July 6 bond request to enable them jjg reached the hedgerow at the end of me’s-sm all bombs that went ime- Michael Rella, superintendent of .the beach that Mr.- Pamess’ unit me-me-me’ when 1hS$£:'ent' more EDITOR Movies. Call 379-4198 for reser­ about four hours later although I Carter J. Bennett planes developed a trail of smoke dangerous and more costly than vations. never saw it for two days). and the pitot bailed out a mine that of June 6 , 1944. Thursday, June 30 The Germans still had artillery blew up, the Navy let loose a. “We were two orlhree-days out ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 9 a.m. Collation of newsletter, landing on the beach but it was i 1 Tfacy S. Dupuis blast, houses inland went up in from Marseilles," Mr. Parness second floor meeting room, Town purely nuisance value and you felt flames, more infantry was landed, said, “when wp received word o f Published At 100 Millbiim Avenue, Millburn, N J. 07041 Hall. it was not observed fire. The Navy Finally the path was cleared and the atom bombs being dropped on Editorial 201-376-1200 Circulation 379-5459 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Splashersize was still working on stuff inland our ferry grounded on the beach. I Japan. Our ship was ordered to Display Adv. 376-1200 Classified Adv, 1-800-773-2387 starts for summer, municipal and gave the cliffs a going oVer for rode in on a truck and got off on change its course. We were going swimming pool. good measure, it seemed, but they land. I was in France and dry. home." June 2, 1994 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills Page 5 Museum exhibiting art works donated by township resident Eighteen paintings donated to than 40 state artists. the Morris Museum by M. Joseph Three lectures by the museum’s Montuoro o f 18 Lake Road plus guest curator, Robert Koenigh, another 20 pieces from Mr. will enhance understanding to the Montuoro’s collection of art make two exhibitions. The talks, sched­ up “ The Montuoro Collection: uled for 10 a.m . on July 13, 20 New Jersey Realists,” which will and 27, will coyer key aspects of be on exhibition at the museum realism in American art. Tickets from June 11 through September for the lectures are $3 for members and $S for non-members and can The 18 works donated by Mr. be reserved by telephoning 538- Montuoro include 14 by Henry 8069. Gasser (1909-1981) and three fly The museum, Iocate’d at 6 John Grabach (1886-1981). An Normandy Heights Road, Mor­ additional 20 pieces from the Lake ristown, is open 10 a.m. to. 5 p.m. Road resident’s collection of Monday through Saturday and works by New Jersey realists and from noon until 1 p.m. on Sunday. f \ impressionists will also be on view. '"’V J/’{ . / Mr. Montuoro, in presenting his UJB promotes donation, said he hopes his gift Creating Beautiful Smiles will encourage others to consider Kimberly Carter making presents of art works to Kimberly Carter o f 169 White Dental Computer Imaging Comes to Short Hills the Morris Museum. “This exhibi­ Oak Ridge Road has been Dr jp* 'V ( * 't(L 3 I Curator at the Morris Museum, holds "Speakeasy," Coinciding the exhibition Jersey Bank in 1990 as a customer possibilities of Jp" ,'-n. • !i '[0. *iMgy' «V j* ~r JL_/ ~ L *. j i1 painting by New Jersey artist John R. Grabach. The of “The-Montuoro Collection,” service representative. She was painting is one of the works included in "The the museum will also be displaying promoted to financial services rep­ Montuoro Collection" which will be on exhibit at the “More than'Meets the byea A resentative. later that year, and century of Realism in New Jersey, served in the Morristown, Parsip- museum this summer. At left is M. Joseph Montuoro, 1 9 0 0 - 1 9 9 4 .” T h is ex^kOTU pany and Prudential Plaza bran­ Are Your Jewelry Boxes Cluttered a Lake Road resident. chronicles the development of rep­ ches. resentational .art in New Jersey Ms. Carter earned her bachelor’s with Jewelry You never Wear? | during the 20th century through degreefc®mD/anderbi 11 Univery 8th graders donate bicycle approximately 100 works by more WE WILL BUY YOUR helmets to foster care facility Millburn * Short Hills Fourteen bicycle helmets were community organization,” said recently presented’ to Children Laura Mardyks, the middle school JEW ELBYl Together, a foster care facility for guidance counselor who coifti-* Historical Society siblings in South Orange, by dinated the purchase of the hel­ ' eighth grade students at the middle mets. “Ongoing involvement has 1 M E E K S school. provided a wonderful opportunity 'i /for early adolescents to show how The eighth grade team conducted T h u r s d a y JB b B? fund raisers to underwrite the costs ■much-time, energy and commit­ of helmets, which were purchased ment they are willing' to invest in a 7 : 3 d p m w iih th e c o o p e r a t i o n jrpTi worthy cause. ” Cheapskates, a bicycle and Township ordinance prohibits dogs skateboard* store in South Orange. ItSm ®nning at large. Dog owners |||j3gts is but one of the many also are required, by ordinance,-, to SOTHEBY'S outreach gestures hy the middle carry a pooper-scooper when walking school students to this important their p.ets. ' Slide Lecture m m g r o c K . jtf? ■c. -r

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ftnastasio ; jew eler S PETER PAN is produced In assoaalloawith the HOWARD GILMAN FOUNDATION. Paper!## gratefully acknowledges the support of the New Jersey State CouncB on the Arts/Department of State and the National Endowment for the Arts. 139 Millbum Avenue M ^ B , -New Jersey 07041 (201) 376-0555 Page 6 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills June 2,1994 Rev. Johnson Florence Kanter Community Church holding Charles A. Dupuis, 94, was Services were held Tuesday for giving sermon Florence Kanter, a resident of the service of Holy Communion state official, civic leader township for the past 19 years. at Wyoming Mrs. Kanter, who was 86, died Dr. Ronald Stegall returns to Deborah Govenor. The Rev. Ronald Johnson of Services werg held Friday in St. predecessor companies. Sunday in St. Barnabas Medical Community Congregational During the service, church Wyoming Presbyterian Church has Rose of Lima Church for Charles He was a life member of the Cotter. Church Sunday to lead the 10:30 school director Barbara Moore will selected readings from I Samuel'8: A. Dupuis o f Benson Court. Mr. Canoe Brook Country Club, the' Mrs. Kanter was a member of a.m. worship service and to lead a separate youth service in the 4-11, 16-20 and M ark 3; 20r25 as Dupuis, who was 94, died May 25 Downtown Club of Newark, the the National Council of Jewish administer the sacrament of Holy Welch Chapel. the underlying scripture passages in the King James Care Center, Newark A thletic Club,, was an Women of Essex County and the Communion. ? ' A reception for new members for his theme, “Just Like Everyone Middletown. honorary member of jhe Jockey Ladies Auxiliary o f the Daughters Dr.. MegalStegall'has chosen “Dancing Will be held by the board of Else,” at Sunday’s service. A township resident for more Guild and was named a-member of of Israel Geriatric Center in West with Goa” as hishrs sermon topic. deaconesses in Fellowship Hull The .service will include the than 60 years, Mr. Dupuis was a the Old-Time Athletes Hall of Orange. Sunday’s Scripture:ripture reading will be following the service. commissioning, of the confirmation retired insurance company execu­ Fame of Newark. A native of Newark, she lived in II Samuel 6:12-23. In other church news, youth class. Members of-the class are tive and had served as state racing Mr. Dupuis was active in profes- East Orange and West Orange He wilt be assisted in worship choir rehearsals will be 'held this Brian Kilgore, Benjamin Freeman, commissioner from 1965 until j sional cycling during the height o f before moving here in 1965. and ip the service of Holy Com­ afternoon beginning at 4:13. Nicholas Rizzolo, Matthew Spey 1970. He also served as a member the sport’s poplifarity in the Surviving are a daughter, munion by the Rev. Johann Bos- • Sunday activities include Bible and Christian Lesperance. of-the municipality's Police 1920’s, He trained Norman Hill, a Marilyn Hillman; a son, Charles man, who will also lead a portion study on Acts 20 and 21 at 9:15 The church wil] be holding the Advisory Board in the late 1960’s, 3-time professional all-around Kanter; three grandchildren and a of the service in which several new a.m. and meetings of the Junior first of two new member orienta­ was a member’of the N.J. Repub­ champion, George Dempsey, a great-grandchild. members will be received into the High Fellowship and Senior High tion sessions Tuesday at 8 p.m . lican Party’s finance committee professional sprint and all-around church. Fellowship at 6 and 7 p.m. respec­ That afternoon, the Women’s and was a . founder of the Newark champion, and Charley Winter, As the offertory anthem, the tively. Guild, will hold a salad luncheon Boys Club. He was served the lat­ national amateur road and track Tina Benus Chancel Choir and soloists will The Women’s Guild will hold-a at 12:30 in Fellowship Hall. ter organization for more than 30 champion and winner of numerous Services were held Sunday for sing “Lord of the Dance,“ a 19th trip to the Culinary Institute on Reservations can be made by tele­ years, was one o f its first trustees 6-day races. Tina Benus, a former resident of century Shaker tune arranged by Tuesday and the church will also phoning the church office. and was the recipient of many club Bom in Fall River, Mass., Mr. Lakeside Drive who died May 25 music director Warren H. Brown. hold its annual meeting Wednes­ honors^ Dupuis lived in Irvington before in the Daughters df Israel home in Prior to communion, the choir will day at 8 p.m ., preceded by dessert Mr. Dupuis began his career moving to the township. West Orange. Mrs. Benus was 92. also sing “Remember Me” by at 1' " ■ Ms. Baron named when he joined The Fireman’s Surviving are a son, Charles A. Mrs. Benus was a member of Insurance Co. of Newark in 1916. Dupuis Jr.. df/Pt. Pleasant; a Hadassah and B’nai B’rith nursery school’s After holding jobs as a policy daughter, Gloria M. Conchar of Women. Christ Church presenting writer, underwriter, map clerk, Spring Lake Heights; 11 grand­ Surviving are a daughter, new director assistant examiner and examiner, children and nine great­ Roberta Frank of Lawrence Drive; Township resident Rochelle A. in 1929 he was named special grandchildren. T a son, Sherman Benus o f Edison; three youth awards Sunday Baron has been named director of agent for new Jersey. In that posi­ six grandchildren and six great­ the Hedwig Gruenewald Nursery tion he dealt with insurance agen­ grandchildren. Youth Crucifers Guild. Christ Church will celebrate School of Congregation B’nai cies selling coverage by Fireman’s In addition to these awards, the Jane Monteverdi Youth Sunday this week with the Israel. . Insurance and its subsidiaries. He young members of the parish who A mass was offered in St. Rose presentation at its 10 a.m. service For the past 10 years Ms. Baron became an officer o f tlje company have served as Crucifers this year of Lima Church yesterday for Jane Eladiolrag of three awards to outstanding has taught at the Mickey Fried in 1936 and in 1947 was named will be recognized and new S. Monteverdi of Browning Road. A mass for Eladio Irag, a youth of the parish. Nursery School of Congregation secretary and second five president The recipients of the Suzanne Crucifers will be commissioned. Mrs. Monteverdi, who was 81, township resident for the past 18 Oheb Shalom where she has been for fire casualty underwriting and Emerson Award, the Louis J. Bat- Victoria Geer McGrath, who died Saturday in St. Barnabas years and custodian at' Congrega­ head teacher of a class for 4-year- production in New Jersey, Ohio zi!e- Award and the Rear Admiral will be ordained deacon on Satur­ Medical Center. tion B'nai Israel, was held Satur­ olds, director of the school’s sum­ and seven southern states. Six Charles L. Austin Memorial day at a ceremony at Trinity and Mrs. Monteverdi was the corpo­ day in the Church o f Our Lady of mer camp program and administra­ years later he became vice presi­ Scholarship Award will be St. Philip’s Cathedral in Newark; rate secretary o f A- Monteverdi the Valley, Orange. tive assistant :to the school’s direc- dent for the same territory-. -will preach at both the and n il'.,.'a tobacco and candy distrib­ Mr. Irag, who was 56, died Sun­ announced at the service. 8 10 . tor: . In 1957., following the merger of The Emerson Award is presented a.m. services Sunday. A reception utor, in Orange for 35 years. Prior day in the Memorial Sloan Ketter­ A former elementary school Fireman’s Insurance with several to the outstanding member of the celebrating her ordination wilt be to that, she had been a partner for ing Center, New York City. teacher in New York City, Ms. other companies, Mr. Dupuis was youth confirmation class;; the Bat- held in Parish Hall following the 25 years in the Elsa Hats Co. Born in the Philippines, he is Baron earned her bachelor’s degree named senior vice president of the zie Award is received' by a parish 10 a.m. service. which had stores in East Orange survived by his wife, Bienvenid .from Hunter College and her new firm, Continental Insurance youth who has contributed sig­ The gospel for the day will be and Montclair. Irag. master’s degree from Brqoklyn Companies-of Newark and New nificantly as a youth leader and the taken from Mark 3:30-35. 7 Mrs. Monteverdi- served as a College. Both degrees are in early York, a position he held until his Austin Memorial Scholarship is volunteer in Montclair Community childhood education with a special­ retirement from that company in Hospital and was a member of the presented to a member of the ization in art. Life-Lighters end Rev. Estler 1964. Ladies Auxiliary o f St. Rose o f She is a member of Kappa Delta From that year until 1979 he was Lima Church. year with party Pi, education honor society, and of Jeshurun plans giving sermon associated with Charles A. Dup- Born in Montclair, Mrs. Food and beverages will the Millburn League of Women puis Jr. & Co. in Newark and the The Rey. Kent Estler will Monteverdi lived in Orange before highlight the June 13 end-of-the- -Voters, where she has held several township. He served as a consul­ tripip to ‘Carousel’ deliver Pilgrim Congregational moving here in 1962. year party of the Life-Lighters of executive board positions. tant to Alexander & Alexander of Congregation B’nai Jeshurun is Church’s morning message Sunday Surviving are her husband, John St. Rose of Lima Parish. New Jersey from 1979 until 1989. holding a fund-raising theater at 10:30 a.m . His topic SaT A s Monteverdi Sr.; a son, John Hostesses at the 11:30 a.m. Mr, Dupuis was a former gover­ party to the June 21 performance Eagles." Paulette Sanger Monteverdi Jr.; a daughter, event in Ryan Hall will be Pat n o r of the Fire Insurance Rating of “Carousel" at the Vivian Assisting at the service, which Services were held Saturday for Claudia, a brother, Joseph Scan- Connolly, Mary Kelsay and Bess Organization of New Jersey and a Beaumont Theatre at Lincoln Cen­ will be held in the Deerfield Paulette Sanger of Western Drive. nelli; and seven grandchildren. Sulovski. former chairman of its finance ter. School, will be The Rev. Dr Mrs. Sanger, who was 49, died .’ommittee. He served for more Tickets to the sold-out Rodgers Kenyon W ildrick and the Rev. last Thursday in her home. & Hammerstein musical are being Virginia Scott. A native of Washington, D.C., than 50 years as an advisory board made available on a first request The Chancel Choir will sing Mrs, Sanger lived in London, member of the Carteret Savings received basis. For ticket informa­ “Jesus in the Morning,” arranged England, before moving here 10 and Loan Association and its tion, call 379-1555. by Gregg Sewell,,jand “My Lord, years ago. Millburffl, in Scottish, means “mill on basically What a Morning” by David Lantz Surviving are her husband, a stream." Millburn was chosen as the A senior citizen coordinator is on III. Richard H. Sanger Jr.; three sons, name f.or the. township to honor duty at town Hal) to assist in the Doris Osterstock will welcome Richard, Hank and Patrick Sanger; Samuel Campbell who arrived here frorn Scotland after the Revolutionary planning of social and cultural pro­ ■her mother, Arnette Hayden, M worshipers as they arrive and Dr. kids grams for older adults. The coor. War and built the community's first dinator's' erfhce. telephone number is and Mrs. Charles T. King will be Schujl; and two grandchildren. paper mill. 564-7091. host and hostess at the reception not so basic clothes for not so basic kids following the service. original funky streetwear in a rainbow of custom coordinated colors. Millburn-Short Hills G i v e D a d | JIDEUiniK We're different & we’re here A B r e a k ! Summer = Beach SAIE Summer/Shopping Let Us Cater Father's Day but the kids need DAYS With The Best clothes. 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AUCTION CONDUCTED BY STATE AUCTION UOUIDATORS, INC. (201) 379-3500 For inform ation on M ulti-P roperty kee l Estate Auction June 6:201-379-2026 Page 7 June 2, 1994 THE ITEM of MiHburn and Short Hills Jodelyn Shack marries Kimberly P. Stein engaged St. Rose women ’s unit Mitchell Jay Malzberg to wed Patrick D. Fleming installing Mrs. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. David McGrath Jodelyn Shack, daughter o f Dr. Baldwin of Twin Oak Road have Patricia A. Maguire of Min- and Mrs. Robert Shack of Farm­ announced the engagement of her nisink Road will be installed Tues­ stead Road, was married May 19 daughter, Kimberly Paige Stein, to day as president of the Ladies to Mitchell Jay Malzberg, son of Patrick Dineen Fleming, son of Auxiliary of St. Rose of Lima Saul Malzberg of Cranford and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming of Church. late Anita Malzberg. Cheyenne, Wyo. The 1 p.m. ceremony „in the Rabbi Laurence Groffman per­ Miss Stein, also the daughter of church will be conducted by Marie formed the ceremony at Turn- Dr. Martin Frederick Stein Jr. of Agliozzo. Music will be provided berry, East Hanover. * Bronxville, N .Y ., was graduated by Mary Kenny, the church’s Emily Shack was maid of honor from the Morristowiv Beard musical director, and Kathy Fer­ for her sister. Bridesmaids were School, attended Colby Sawyer rara will be soloist. Alisa Gettenberg of Fort Lee, College and was graduated from Mrs. Maguire, is the former Michaela Ferrara of Summit, The New York School of Interior director of the Millburn-Short Nicole Fenton of New York City Design. She made her debut at the Hills Chapter of the American Red and Erika Shack, sister-in-law of 1981 D ebutante C otillion and Cross, is chairman of the Mayor’s the bride, of East Hanover. Christmas Ball in New York City. Advisory Board for Senior Amanda and Meagan Malzberg of Mr. Fleming was graduated Citizens and is a former member Flemington, nieces of the bride­ from Deerfield (Mass.) Academy of the Local Assistance Board, the Health and Human Services Board, groom, served as flower girls. in 1979 and from Harvard Univer­ Mark Malzberg of Flemington sity in 1983 where he was on the the Society on Aging of New Jer­ and Howard Malzberg o f Spring- dean’s list. He was a member of sey and the-Society to Prevent field served as best men for their Harvard’s 1982 Ivy League Blindness. brother. Ushers were Jon Weiss championship football team and A graduate of Kean College, and Aaron Katz of Bethesda, M d., achieved honorable mention All- Mrs. Maguire is a former director Patricia Maguire of'the Life-Lighters of St. Rose of Adam Kurtz of Alexandria, Va.; ivir. anu America, All-New England and Mitchell J. Malzberg Louise .^ ^ S - ^ f f lF o s te r , Cathy and the ,br!ide!s brothers, Brett All-Ivy League recognition that Lima Parish and has served as sec­ ond vj$S|president, publicml Caulfield, M ane Agliozzo, Gloria Shack of East Hanover and Brian season. Patti, Ligia Koehler, Kass Shack of the township. Andrew Mr. Fleming is a senior vice Kimberly Paige Stein chairman and ball chairman of the Fiebelkom, Rosalie Sulick, Lucy Malzberg, nephew of the bride­ Red Cross offers president at Lehman Brothers hHS ladies auxiliary. . Other officers being installed Foste’r, Helen Nugent, Rita Tobin, groom, was the ring bearer. in New Yoi&jiCity and a member 'Eileen O’Hara and Marie Louise The bride was graduated cum braille training of the-New York Athletic Club. Women’s shop Tuesday are Barbara Noel, first McCormack; laude from Brandeis Universityfiij ■A n. August wedding is planned. vice president, Meg Mulcahy, sec­ The Millbum-Shprt Hills Chap- opens on Essex St. Al®, Tana Balbo, Carolwl ■1990 and Seton Hall University ond, vice-president,. Nancy Has­ K^ |M5 he American Red Cross has /Ifnlw shop for women, Betty kins, recording secretary, Al.ich Rumm-pgj Margaret Coffey, School of Law in 1993. She is In 1857, the year it was established announced a braille-training certi- Balint and Frances Lampartello, Catherine Catalon, Jacque Payer, employed as 'judicial' law clefk|fB as a municipality gy&he state, Millburn Wear, has recently opened at 293 Bi|$jj§n program for volunteer Marietta Daly, Jennifer Gonnello, Judge Marilyn Clark of the Passaic Tjownship had three schools, a-Twoom] Essex Street. kcO-rre.spotiu'iirg i^ec.rjla’rt.e’s and textbook transcribers to begin Sep­ Elaine .Parcells, Susan Monahan, County Chancery Division, Famijy,' scjiaotholise JJn near the Old (JtjpKj K a tie store features lingerie, sleep Sharon Thomas, treasurer. tember. 21 at the Chapter House, Hills Road-Parsonage™ill. Road inter'' ■ K o m m itte e chairm en' fflamjSjj BeigpFy K*jS|z, M;wliy.. Ball-, Part. and lounge wear and outfits for ■sactipnJJa'ribtTOr.h :room school house "1994-95 year-are:-' Pi’.ai^Va' 1 n Ie y . Milj-'rcerf^ ■ ffhe bridegroom was graduated |j|f|sclass is being offered in cfriM hitev.0‘ak Ridge near Parsonage g|pnm®-tlays at the beach or by the Denton^^&ie. Shehocca,. Kay cum laude. Emory Univxr*iVv cooperation with the Braille Devel­ Hrllt Road and a 3-room building pool. I ^Lillian 'Behringer, L ytm ej® M ^ Shea, Mema, Jennings, Anne Kil- ®e|ool of Business Administration opment ■ Section of the Library of Miljburn Avenue opposite' the present Leslee Rothberg is proprietor of Caroline BiTfdlMarie Hickey,. Les- KgwrrlHall. |S®A^ref^ferizabeth 'Florwal ffiimS®-and Kathleen McGrath. in 1990 and cum laude from Seton Congress-in Washington, D M ljJJj 'HaliiSm ^f ^ l School of LawwH Sessions waH run from 9 : » . m 1993. He is employed as a ■to jffffilffiir approximately nine bankruptcy attorney with the Jaw m onths. 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A chartered bus will depart from the parking area at the rear Livingston’s police head- rters at 10:30 a.m. The fee is SOHO COMES TO MILLBURN AVENUE-A new store, D.W.I. (Dressing with S, including refreshments on the return trip. For reservations, call Influence), has recently opened at 517 Millburn Avenue. The store features an 992-1958 or 992-7207. upbeat neyv look and offers European sportswear for men, women and teens. Colleges cite residents REJUVENATING A PA RK-Patsy Nance and Hope Lampe, members of the Short Hills Home Garden Five township students have May 22 from Fairleigh Dickinson earned dean’s list or dean’s list University. Club, are shown trimming overgrown vegetation at with distinction honors at Duke Brookside Park during the past week. The club plans University for the .1993-94 aca­ PAIN? STIFFNESS? to rejuvenate the park, a small, township-owned tract demic year. C hristopher S. L aplante, son 1 NAGGING NECK AND BACK SORENESS';. J opposite the middle school, James B. Roberts, son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Laplante | HELP IS AVAILABLE and Mrs. Edgar J. Roberts of 90 of 274 White Oak Ridge Road, r' H Western Drive, earned dean’s list and William S. Wallace, son of DR. JOSEPH j. MURPHY Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wallace Club plans rejuvenation -with distinction honors.. [ . _ PAbMER Named to the dean’s list were of 25 Bamsdale Road, have been W illiam J. D ahm s Jr., son o f named to the spring semester JsfrgW. Suburban of a neglected town park Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dahms dean’s list at Vanderbilt Univer­ sity. H L h l H 'jpwNj-jl Chiropractic The Short Hills Home Garden the Home Garden Club at its. Sr. o f 70 Hillside Avenue, Sidney Lcite tivifiifty und Club, an observance of the current recent annual meeting announced Glasofer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Center William Glasofer of 121 Tennyson \ your convenience celebration of National Garden plans to rejuvenate the property. Workshop offers 301 M ain St., Chatham * 201-635-0036 Week, today announced its annual The club’s plans call for the Drive, Geoffrey L. Henry, son of list of gifts. removal of some trees and bushes, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Henry advice on stress Club financial support this year, the addition of new plantings and of 11 Elmwood Place, and Katherine J. Nesbitt, daughter of The NCJW Center for Women in as it'has in past years, will be the maintenance of the land. Livingston is offering a workshop going to the Cora Hartshorn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Nesbitt In addition to its work in the on stress management and relaxa­ Arboretum, Taylor' Park, the of 35 Lakeview Avenue. township, the club also supports tion techniques June 7 at 7:30 Township Beautification League, such area organizations as the p.m. Neighborhood House and Greater Newark Conservancy, the Dr. Lisa Summers, a licensed S H IK lO CLEAN. Township resident Catherine Passaic River Coalition, the Great psychologist practicing in JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE ' W f To that list of township organi­ W. Stanzione received a Swamp Watershed Association, the Montclair and Glen Ridge, will zations and facilities, the club this bachelor’s degree in nursing at the Raptor Trust and the New Jersey lead the workshop. She is a con­ year will be providing its support College of Saint Elizabeth’s 92nd Conservation Foundation. sultant with the employee assistant SUSHI BAR & COCKTAIL LOUNGE to Brookside Park, a “pocket commencement exercises May 14. program at Hoffman LaRbche. WHEN YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN park*’ located at the northeast .Also announced at the club’s Registration is required and open DINING, PICK A RESTAURANT THAT EVERYONE AGREES IS comer of Old Short Hills Road and annual meeting were the organiza­ to all women. The fee is $3 for ONE OF NJ’S MOST SATISFYING EXPERIENCES ... tion's 1994-95.officers. They are: Brookside Drive. Bonnie J. Vaughan, daughter of NCJW Essex County Section J THE SHIK1 JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE. The Short Hills Home Garden Patsy- Nance, president; Judy Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan of members and $5 for non-members. ClJSlin 1979 had joined with Yarnell, first vice president; 293 Taylor Road South, received a For registration information, call TO ALL GRADUATES several other township clubs and Cynthia Gross, second vice presi­ bachelor’s degree in psychology 994-4994. SHIKI Is Proud Of Your EfTors To Achieve That DtplomaJn 1994' To organizations in underwriting the dent; Margaret Gildea, treasurer; cost of turning the tract into a Jttriet Sherlundy feCording secre­ small park. 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Old Guard plans ATTENTIONADWKTISERS... Board citesstudents, te racetrack trip A Millburn HigKSchool senior scored 100 points or more were The Millburn Old Guard is With one phone call and a middle school seventh grader Neils Johnson, Jeffrey Quandt, sponsoring • June 21 trip for its led the list of three dozen public Rebecca Rendell and Ajay Danle. members and friends to the Mon­ school students who received com­ Others who were commended mouth Park Racetrack. ^ YOUCAN&OW REACH mendations from the Board of included the 10 high school stu­ The cost of the trip, which Education at‘ the school board’s dents who won awards at the includes transportation, grandstand meeting Tuesday night. In addition North Jersey Regional Science Fair admission and a buffet lunch, is to the students, the board com- and 26 winners of awards at the $39 per person. The organization 1 seven teachers at die meet­ M iddle School Science Fair held in has made reservations for the i 8 3 ; 0 ( f 0 ' ing. March. Omnibus Box, a private, air- The board’s top High school students com­ conditioned dining room overlook­ HOUSEHOLDS went to Carolyn Shih whose selec­ mended for their science fair work ing the track. tion as the recipient of a Gover­ were Joseph Yu, Sylvester Chen, Persons interested in making the ■(IBI11E: .. \.. _~ nor’s Award in Aits Education had Sonia Lander, Emily M a,' Sunny trip should telephone Ted Twardiss been previously announced, and to Cheung, David Bernstein, Jyoti at 379-2522. UNION AND ESSEX COUNTIES middle school student Nicholas Bammi, Carolyn Shih, David Edwards for his performance on a Kiken and Adam Bulbilia. ‘Can’t Miss’ camp | f c "SAVE MONEY national current events test. Middle school commended stu­ St. Peter’s College assistant In that test; Global Challenge dents were Mitchell Slep, Evan men’s basketball coach Roger '94, Nicholas ranke

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Westfield, 14-4 and ranked fifth in in Westfield. of the first-round match between By Jim Connelly the current Star-Ledger Top 15, in The Millbum-Westfield winner fourth-seeded Bridgewater and No, the first round yesterday afternoon will advance to oppose the winner 13 seed Pingry in the tournament Millburn High School made its quarterfinals on Saturday. initial New Jersey State Inter­ ,The tournament continues on scholastic Athletic Association June 7 with the semifinals at state tournament debut-a-successful Bridgewater-Raritan High School one when it registered an 8-3 Millers defend 2 in Bridgewater and concludes with preliminary round victory over the June 11 championship contest, Madison at the high school Friday also at Bridgewater-Raritan. afternoon. tide; reach T D-E edges MHS for Rizk title Twelfth-seeded Millburn (14-5) Host Dwight-Englewoodighl took received four goals and two assists lyiillburn High School, which semifinals yesterday afternoon for >f a sluggish first-half from junior attackman Greg Engel, last week claimed its third con­ the right to oppose die winner of effort by Millburn to take a 5-0 two goals and two assists from secutive New Jersey State Inter- the other semifinal between No. 1 lead en route to a 7-2 NJILL ’Rizk junior attackman Greg Tebbe, two scholastic Athletic Association seed Cherry Hill East, the Group 4 Division title-clinching win May champion, and No. 4 seed Newark goals from.jM ioj -ffliddie Dave Group 2 boys’ tennis tournament 25 in Englewood. ’ Richardson ana one assist from championship, was one win away Academy, the Parochial B titlist. Dwight-Englewood (16-3, 8-2) senior defenseman Eric Holmes. from advancing to the NJSIAA Newark Academy downed No. 5 was led by the 4-goal effort of Junior goalkeeper Neil Smaldon Tournament of Champions finals seed Haddonfield, the Group 1 Alex Perez. had a big day in between the pipes as this issue of the The Item went champion, 31/2-11/2 in Tuesday’s Millburn, which concluded Rizk for Millburn as he turned aside 19 to press. other first-round match. Division play with a 7-3 mark, shots by No. 21 seed Madison (10t The third-seeded Millers (29-2) received both of its goals from Toy,;’ . V\ . j ‘‘.I defeated sixth-seeded Christian The T of C final is scheduled for Tebbe. The victory, the M illers’ second Brothers Academy (19-3), the this afternoon at 4 o ’clock at Mer- “We weren’t ready to play as we Wm of the season over their New j f S j Parochial A champion, 4-1 in first cer County Park in West Windsor. Tell asleep in the first half,” said J--J& ______,"s’ev. jlntersc ho las tic Lacrosse round T of C play Tuesday. Mill- Complete details on Millburn’s Miller coach Kevin Meany. “We -i^SWf ^ C T B H M H League Rizk Division rival, earned bum and No! -2 seed Ramapo, the state tournament participation will a number of bad plays Staff Photos by- Jim Connelly them a date wfjfnlmfth-seeded Group 3 champion, met in the be included in next week’s edition, threw the ball away way too SUCCESSFUL DEBUT—The Millburn lacrosse team much although we did play much huddles before taking the field for its- first-even better in the second half,” Meany state tournament appearance against Madison Fri­ Jefferson sends MHS packing 5-3 added.” day. Miller goalie Neil Smaldon (bottom-photo) Millburn also failed ltd convert M ILLER N O T E S -T he Millers directs traffic. Smaldon made 19 saves in Sophomore right-hander Matt on a number of man advantage also, dropped their regular season Millburn's 8-3 win. By Jim Connelly Newm an also registered some situations as Dwight-Englewood finale at West (VangpSvl ;Ma>£2'49- impressive numbers as he went | | | | | was whistled for seven penalties on A season that began on a posi­ Sabin singled in^eji^'afj./r v. ifltf! tHi> with a sparkling 1.47 ERA. Lamer the afternoon to just three for the tive note with, six straight wins at l o n |^ |m m S f e |i the second ■ was 2 -6 w ith a 2 .5 6 E R A Ijfq Millers. LAX NOTES-Tebbe (39-29- the onset of the campaign ended in Sabin Chimenti (.341) lim ited action while sophomore 68) continues to lead Millburn in disappointing fashion Friday and Lamer (.3 |ro p aced the squad lefty Frank Dasti .concluded the afternoon when Jefferson pushed in batting average. season with a 4-5 mark and a 3.-5S- scoring followed by Richardson (3 7 ? lp |f and Engel (22-20-42). across two runs in the top o f the Sabin also paced the team in ERA. . Smaldon compiled a .788 save per­ .seventh to post a 5-3 .New Jersey runs stolen bases (pi)Jand Top performers on the 8-11 M il­ centage through 19 games with State Interscholastic Athletic Asso­ on-base percentage (.59 8).. Chi- ler junior varsity, team included 245 saves on 311 shots. Ground- ciation- ;North JC-rsey, Section 2, mehtf, registered team-high totals Jason Davis (.423, 22! R B I), Mike ball leaders through 19 games Group 2 state baseball tournament in hits (29) and RBI (26) while Lester ( 415, 16 RBI,/ l^^tbleri,1 were senior defenseman Dan Stein win^aMr Millburn High School. Lamer led the Millers in extra base bases) Guillermo Silberman (.385, (121), Richardson (108), Engel ■ The M illlpC s aW their season . hits (seven) and total bases (3jif. f \ H I RBI), Ryan Keenan ( 364,^ly B ® |), Holmes (84) and Tebbe (78)-. ■ jfllfii&qci an. end- at l ^ g ‘while Jef- Other offensive category leaders RBI), Bryan May (.362, 24 RBI) iffil^fflfcas since advanced to the were Qualter with 28 walks and and Jamie Monica (.308, 12 RBI). 1994 varsity, junior varsity and section final against top-seeded ' Estreicher with’M u r sacrifice flies. Right-hander Andy Stroh was ■freshman team awards were pre­ p ’^cM^gKivingston tomorrow at Wood paced the M ille r mound the lone M ille r jayvee pitcher to sented Tuesday night at the 4 p.ffiQn Chatham. corps in E R /\ (2'.-79), innings finish above the .500 mark as he lacrosse recognition dinner held at Seventh-seeded Jefferson wasted pitched (65.2) and strikeouts (58). went 5-2 with one save. the Eagle Rock Club in Roseland. Mtjle timej&n getting on the Varsity team awards went to scoreboard in Friday’s quarterfinal Tebbe (offensive most valuable •contest as-'it- scored three times in player), Stein (defensive most val­ first inning against M illburn uable player), Holmes .(most aqe Matt Wood. (6^3)- .The final improved), Richardson (Coaches’ runs-of. the inning came on a Award) and junior middie Justin homer by Jefferson’s Kevin Walty. Matron (Unsung Hero). M illburn, the section’s No. 2 Receiving ju n io r varsity team se’ed, cut the Jefferson lead to a honors were sophomore attackman ./rlurf^wHen.-a pair of 2-out third Peter Dahms (offensive most valu­ inning .grjjjrs1 led-1, to 'tw o .|||ffll|j able player), sophomore middle r)ins/ Matt Bronson (defensive most val1 Iffe^iUer' Jie’Id ir Seth Schwartz uable.- pljSPjsSjP -so p h o m o re Bloom section champ; 4 scored, from second base when a defenseman Jtrhia&pey (most by M ille r shortstop M ike I improved) and sophomore middle Estreicher was misplayed for an Ryan Sullivan.(Coaches’ -Award). the Jefferson thiMJ Freshman- team .honorees.-were' other tracksters advance h S ff ia n . 'Dan Broadley, running Chad Lyles (most valuable plSv^lr)’| ■passing her previous best o f-101-5 for Estreicher, who had advanced Mitch' Cynamon (most improved) By Jim Connelly ESft earlier -this: season against- to second on the play, scored the and Dan Lebersfeld (Coaches’ Verona The Millburn senior, who Millers’ second run. o fp ||j inning Award). section di sc-us-J^hanip\ori. became th^ls^HoolXb' Lir.Vt, section when, first' baseman R o ^ p h i- Nurit Bloom will lead a contingent Kristen Heicle took apparent inning-ending Finishes marathon 'of five Millburn High School-track section high jump honors in 1991 soft fly to right was dropped for Sam Pearlman, son of Dr. and and'field athletes into this week­ and'.again in 1992, -nolw holds an'othererror:' B pl; Boris Pearlman of 14 Novil end’s New Jersey State Inter- the Miilbum';pulled even in the.bot- fingham Road, successfully com­ ^ItW p'sM -f A-thletic Association school’s top 10 in the discus. to m ^ th e sixth when John Qualter pleted the Boston Marathon on his -2 - championship meet at . Bloom also took fourth' walked,, stole second and scored' on first attempt April 18. Pearlman, a Frank Jrc%'.field in-South Plain- the/shVt put with a throw of 30 a single -by Joey Dembner. The ' Staff Photo by Jim Connelly ?tjelUi M .iltS l went on to load the bases GLUM BENCH —A rally Cap Clad Millburn bench looks 1992 Millburn High School gradu- Bloom wil.l if ^ ^ r a e d in the a sophomore, with one out on singles by Saul on in disappointment as the Millers go down in order ate> covered the 26 mile, 385-yard iuR B nfc meet, which commences quali fi« j|i® fe 100 meters where Nadler and Schwartz before Jon jn jf,e bottom Of the seventh of Friday's 5-3 State course m 4 hours, 37 minutes, 53 tomorrow at 3 p.m. and resumes she NeJ Sai ah l « $ r j ) f ,Gc>vCmof, Sabin grounded ljr o an ra lly tournament loss to Jefferson. on'Saturdd) at 9 a m , by MiU?rJ| /MlngsKiniftjijt sixtfi^playfc-inif'fcp- I killing 1-2-3 double play. girls’ track squad teammates Britt and in .the- long, jum p where Snej The'tie-did not last long as Jef­ Boegershausen and sisters Jelena took fourth placp at 15-1. ferson Jpjfed twice in the' top of Adams takes title TAXES-TAXES-TAXES-TAXES-TAXES and Milena StffiiS and M illburn ^^iphoniiTfe^Jtlena and MiltfnJl ■ the seventh against Wood', - James Adams o f the township Are You Paying More Than Your "Fair Share?" Jv'.w ii'efm pole vaulter J.R. Sterio placed third and fourth in 'Glenn Atkinson doubled leading beat Richard Mason of Gillette © 1 Lu^g^ j The Miller quintet the javelin with respective throws inning and later scored the in the recent finals of the Chatham Free Report ReVeals Secrets qualified South and 92-9, the sixth and go-ahead run on an error by M»Uer Cliib’s. 50-and-over men’s squash The IRS Would Prefer You Never Know - Plainfield by virtue of their top six ^fghfij^hest thi^^^m jsch(K)l 5^^St^®festreicher... Jefferson’s championships. finishes in Saturday’s North Jer- ‘Mr-t,-- Frank Ciaburri accounted for the The tournament was sanctioned Secrets The Wealthy Use To Minimize Their Taxes! p&jtelfeectipii 2, Group.2 meet at SECTIp3| NOTES-— J.R. H g i final.with an RBI single. ||jyj.the United States Squash Rac- m |lb u m High School. ^ a a j l a S camg ta e ’lone member Millburn went down m order in. quets Association and by the To order yours, call 1-800-825-0764, 24 Hours ■Emmp Bloom and Boegershausen of'the M illl^^^W -s’ track team to the bottom of the seventh as Northern New Jersey Squash Rac­ For A Free Recorded Message placed in two events while Jelena earn a G rbu®p meet Estreicher flied to left, Chimenti quets- Association. Find Out How You Can Keep More Of and Milena placed third and’fourth berth when str.uc.k out and second baseman Your Hard-Earned Dollars! respectively in the javelin. place sixth in the pole va^lt- ■ Kevin Lamer grounded to third. . Bloom won the discus, with a The 281 Xpuiints Millhuii^fegb-,J career best throw of 104, feet, sur- tered against'a strong North sey, Section 2 girls’ field even came as a bttgipp su ’rp’rise to MilJ Study this summer at 4-Miler Sunday ler coach 'Jerry Sach.se Spring The recreation department will’j fact that- his team pjm tlguahage Newark Academy holo%|s annual 4-M iler Sunday at ju st 20 points in a a s p l meet Sportswear ■9 a.m:- af.Gero Park. against Groupfij^tpol Pequan- Race registrations may be made |i|d§k earlier this spring at the department’s Toyvn Hall The t^^ .M rmg^^^Mcl.uding .office.. Registration fees are $10 in ties for|sm fflan each group even) advance or $11! on the day of the this weekend wip^altfy'.for Wed­ race from.7:45"to 8:30 a.m. nesday’s Meet of Cham pions',in SALE Call 564-7097 for more details. South Plainfield. Today thru Wed., June 2 PIZZARAMA TAKE I K ITALIAN RESTAURANT NEW MENU ITEMS! 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Sponsored by Ntfonbl Council ol Jownb WonmVEswx County Section 91 SouthDrange Avenue, Livingston, New Jersey 07039 Page M June 2, 1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Little League Reds outlast Dodgers 6-4 President’s Cup Night American Association Parker Reynolds hit two home Jonathan Kubeck went 4-for-4 Race set for June Adam Fried drove in two runs Strong hitting by John runs Including a grand slam and Sunday in, the Angels’ 14-13 win and pitcher Tommy Gonnella went Romankiewicz and Amy Silverman $15 from June 14 through June 19 Ged Bliwise belted die game-win- over the Senators. Brandon Strauss Officials of the annual Presi- die distance when the Reds dealt and to $18 on the race day. , , ning homer for the victorious. also made a stellar defensive catch powered the Pirates to a 20-10 win Kent's Cup Night Race are now the Dodgers a 6-4 International Registration forms are available Eagles. Eagle hurler Matt for...... the Angels. over the Phillies Saturday. The accepting applications for the League defeat Saturday in a Mill- at the Sneaker Factory, 308 Mill- Dahlman got the win. Pirates also received solid defense 5-000-nieter race to be held.here burn-Shorf Hills Little League Susan Vogt and Dan Berkowitz bum Avenue. They also may be Atlantic Coast League from Lawrence Frydman. 20 at 8 p.m. More than 1,000 contest A Gero Park. hit well for the Senators. obtained by calling the M illbum- Outstanding defense by Richard Molke pitched well and are expected to participate Andrew Terejina (two hits) and The Red Sox downed the Twins Elizabeth Riva hit well in a losing jn ti,e 15^, annual race which will Short Hills Chamber of Commerce pitcher Eric Schwartz starred for Randolph Chao and superb hitting and catching by. Brian Roth led the 14-11 Sunday behind great all cause. •' begin and end in front of Charlie office at 379-1198. the Dodgers. around play by Rebecca Steifi, The Indians received solid hit- Brown’s Restaurant at the comer Runners can register on the day Dan Cynamon pitched threep Royals past the Brewers 12-7 Sun­ day afternoon. Adam Macasek good fielding by Beth French and ting from Stuart Blake and catcher 0f Main and Essex Streets. of the race at the Sneaker Factory scoreless innings, Anton Kawalski solid hitting and clutch fielding by Rick Pikman and good defensive Cash prizes of $100 will be or beginning at 6 p.m. in the Char­ made a big catch and Miguelr starred in the field and Alex Roth had a strong day at the plate for Brian Calicchio. Keith Mathews play from Andrew Magnes in a 14- awarded to the first male and lie Brown’s parking lot. Recalde scored a run to help1 the displayed superb defense and Mark 6 win over the Yankees Saturday. female-to fifiish the race. Second Complimentary tank tops pro­ Padres edge the Giants 5-4 Friday. 'the Brewers. Chris Arnold went 3-for-4 and Hamilton played a solid all around Matt Johnson delivered two key piace male and female finishers vided by Investors, Savings Bank Sean Finedisplayed good hitting and Cross Training Fitness Studio scored the winning run and game for die Twins. hits and Mike Petrucelli displayed wju receive $50 and third place and Justin Gurland scored a run clutch hitting and pitching for the ma| e an(j female finishers w ill and mini first aid kits, compli­ for the Giants. Cubs in a 12-12 tie. against the receive $25. ments of the Mall at Short Hills, Michael Dougherty and Lloyd Mariners. Andrew Rizzo went 3- Plaques will be presented to the are guaranteed to all runners regis­ Buckley each went 3-for-3 and Williams Sunoco deals S & -3 and Alex Senchak pitched first three finishers in each of the tered by June 19. Catherine Ellinwood singled and well'for the Mariners. race’s seven age categories. Pla- A new feature of this year’s race drove in two runs to lead the Cory Friedman homered and ques will also be awarded to the is a “Fun Run" for youngsters 10 Giants to a 13-5 win over the Reds Rotary Mid-Town defeat pitcher Michael Gottlieb registered top three township residents in and under. Youngsters will walk May 24. Tal Chayon and Sean a key strikeout and also hit well to each age group, ■or' run an abbreviated course at Fine pitched well for the Reds, Eastern Division champion Wil­ Western Division champs to a 15-4 lead the Mariners by the Indians Age categories are 12 and under, '7:30 p.m. Parents'are encouraged who also received a double and liams Sunoco got a complete game victory Saturday. Kevin Sierenberg 11-10 FridayM rm Horn hit well 13 toJ0f?21 t95 t be in session tip the win. and Scott Greenblatt stam Sfm the Camp brochures are a w ila h k at Carvel’s Jason Davis homered3|| J u ii^ , ” 5 "j t.i iM fw ^iit'he-.- A th 1 et lcsiouK the recreation departments otfi|a $200 for local resi- a losing cause. Chatham soccer tournament slugged the Braves 15-11 Sunday. in Town Hall. |ollma!and p non-residents For more inform ation, telephone B f f l 'the'2-v_\ > H-LsV® 1 ■ M g Marlin. recorded their sec­ be charged a $75 registration fee. ond win when they scored four Both teams will begin practice in a ik T ^ i. - j times/in the bottom of the seventh late June for the season which to edge visiting Newark 9-8 May opens in July. ’'gS&V, \ | Call 564-7095 for more details. ’ jNeali Healy capped the Millbum aiul l ji,n^ | a 2 -out; 2.-riin pinch single to left. MII.UflRN DIAMOND NOTES-The PajgjB%i:has expanded to 11 teams Ml SIC CENTER H ^ o r More Information t;all lorn Roth and two. divisions this season. Private Lm m im on A llk w tn iim n te Taught at (201) 736-9872.-. The Marlins will compete in the by PraftMionat* • All Ag** W tlcomi Southern Division along with 440 Parsonage Hill Road fenion, the Crescent Yanks, NEW & USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Short Hills, New Jersey Newark, Cranford and Hillside. SALES • RENTALS • PURCHASES 9 •REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES V g g lJ fK Parkway) Verona, Belleville, West] SbMt Mutic t AcctMoriM Orange, South Orange and Living- • Spncinl Rnntel Pten ■ stpn comprise the Northern Diyi- $25.00 $30.00 " sion. - weekdays weekends TOYS The Millburn Free Public Library was 15S MILLBURN AVE.-MILLBURN established in 1938. SUMMER WAREHOUSE SALE INTERNATIONAL PLAYTHINGS If your car is FROM OUR GREAT GIFTS FOR DAD OT GRAD! 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June 2, 1994 Page 12 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Former resident takes office College comer Science center seeking volunteers HAVE YOU BEEN TO Florence Blumenfeld of 19 BETTYWEAA? as state bar ass’n president Kean Road graduated cum laude for summer the Best Lawyers of America and with a bachelor's degree in litera­ A former township resident has The Liberty Science Center is Who’s Who in the World and is ture from Seton Hall University ITS FUN, YOUNG, been named president o f the New a seeking summer’volunteers to help former master o f the Essex Inn of May 23, COLORFUL UP-TO-DATE Jersey State Bar Association in a variety of capacities at the (NJSBA) and was swom in at the Court. state’s newest hands-on science LINGERIE, LOUNGEWEAR organization’s recent annual meet­ On the county level, he is a Towpship resident Kerrin R. Griffiths has been named to the & SLEEPWEAR! ing in Atlantic City. member of the Essex County Bar William B. McGuire, now of Association, having served as its winter trimester dean’s list at Fort Volunteer positions include Lewis College, New Vernon, is a partner in the president in 1975, and was exhibit guides to answer questions >: MIX AND MATCH ; appointed to the county’s ethics = and demonstrate exhibit functions, Newark firm of Tompkins, PLAIDS A N D STRIPES McGuire & Wachenfeld. In addi­ committee by the New Jersey pBdwnship resident Karen A. welcome team members to greet LaG reca received a bachelor’s tion to his role as NJSBA presi­ Supreme Court from 1974 to and advise students groups, gener­ FLORALS A N D PAISLEYS degree from Marist College May dent, he is a trustee of the New 1977. . ; al hosts to greet individual ^ NIGHTSHIRTS, BOXERS, jersey State Bar Foundation, Mr. McGuire is a member of the '21. visitors, membership assistants to NJSBA’s philanthropic arm, of board of trustees at St; Barnabas support the administrative staff, P J ’S, d r a w s t r i n 3 P * n t s , which he was president in 1988, Medical Center, St. Peter’s Col-| Wendy C. McNett of 9 Park special events workers to assist BRAS & PANTIES lege and the Delbarton School. Circle has been named to the Mr. McGuire currently serves as with catered evening activities and •’ .ITS GREAT FOR W E § |N D I NJSBA trustee liaison to the mal­ A graduate of Fordham Univer- spring semester dean’s list in the "camp-in” staff to help organize practice insurance committee and |lf$r, he received his law degree S.I. Newhouse School of Public weekend overnight camps for chil­ LOUNGING, SLEEPING, Communications at Syracuse Uni­ the election committees. He is a from Seton Hall University and his dren. , a n d d K g iv in g ; member of the NJSBA civil trial master’s of law in tax from New versity. In exchange..for their services bar. section, the certified trial York University . volunteers will receive certain TREAT YOURSELF! attorneys section and four operat­ benefits including educational pro­ ing committees. Coalition offering speakers grams, lounge privileges, inclusion i m Thejgteipil® of numerous ■in staff events and celebrations, honors during his professional store discounts and participation in career, Mr. M cGuire.is listed in on federal budget deficit a year-round recognition program. The Coneord Coalition is offer­ the year 2000. ■KTraining will be offered in June. ing speakers to civic, political, ser­ Groups seeking a speaker are To request an application,-call Three graduating vice and other groups on the sub- asked to telephone the coalition's Grace GodoyMn the office ofj S ’T -.^ g g 1 SAT i? l- 5 2 9 3 ESSEX from Delbarton .ject.of the federal budget deficit. state headquarters at- 908,329- volunteer” services :at 451-0006,. 4B1K Past Charlie BrowrirOpp Side) H o i ! ■ ■ extension 297. ' Three township young people, Hu§ie coalition, which has Ip^egory Hubschmann, Simon members throughout the Adams and Brian Grzymski„:.will: nation and chapters in all 50 states, be graduating from the Delbarton is a bipartisan, grass roots organi School Sunday. zation focused on eliminating the Tom Carole Henry federal budget deficit: Its'co-' chairmen are former U.S. Senators Prep school grad Paul Tsongas, Democrat of Massa­ Daniel A .M g rafso n of Mr. and chusetts, and Warren Rudman, Mrsjmtwin Noval of 464 Long Republican of New Hampshire. g g jl D g ® |, graduated May « to the coalition’s - gjj^rffiyermont Academy, Saxtons ^§stail® fm ^pirector, Peter Rivcf/I M M Yeager, the organization is “offer­ GiMin«Graves»Martinez -■ j ; ■■ ing a wide range of educational program that focus on the deficit Tai Chi class easy fixes are The recreation department will possible and why hard choices will offer the first in a series of eight be required to balance the federal Tai .Chi classes Monday night at 6 'budgef-fife continued that the Leadership. Commitment. p .i f f i Taylor Park. o'rg'anization’s speakers will dis­ B O B f e 64-7097 o r -908-381-0931 cuss the. coalition’s proposal for forH w e information. eliminating the federal deficit by A Positive Change

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/ June 2, 1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hill? Pane U Theater timetable Playhouse guild plans flea .market The Paper Mill Playhouse Guild the parking lot across the street, MILLBURN Colony 2 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; WHEN will hold its biggest fund-raising from the theater. All proceeds Mlllbtirn 1 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; A MAN LOVES A WOMAN (R) 5:30; 8; Fri: event o f the season, a flea market, fro® the sale w ill benefit the THE FUNTSTONES (PG) 7; 15; 9:30; Sat; Sen; 7:55:10:10; Sat; Sun; 1; 3:45; 6:30; 9:05. 1:13:3:30; 6:45; 8:10rtS. Colony 3 - Thurs; Wdri; tues; Wed; Mav- p.m. in theater. Millburn 2 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; EF8CK (PG) 5:45; 8:15; Fri; 8; 10:15; Sat; Sun; WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN (R) 7: 9:40; 1:45; 4:15; 6:45:9:15. * Sat Sun; 1:30; 4:15; 7; 9:40. UNION MAPLEWOOD Union 1 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Toes: Wed; BEV­ Maplewood 1 - ThurS; THE CROW (R) 730; ERLY HILLS COPS 3I (FI)730; 9:45; Sat; Sun; 9:35; Fri; RENAISSANCE MAN (PG13) 7:10; 2; 4; 6; 8:10; 10:10. 9:45; Sat; Sun; 1:3Q; 4:15: 7:10; 9:45: Mon; Union 2 - Thiirs; THE CROW (R) 7:50; 10; Tues; Wed; 7:10; 9:35. ■ Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; FOUR WEDDINGS AND Maplewood 2 - Thurs; MAVERICK (PS) A FUNERAL (R) 7:40: 9:50; Sat; Sun: 2:30; 5; 7:10; 9:35; Fri; 7:20; 9:45; Sat; Sun; 1:15: 4; 7:30:9:50. " fiBrfrffiVB , 7:20; 9:45; Mon; Tues; Wed; 7:20; 9:40. Lost Picture Show - Thurs; Fri; Mon: Tues; PATIO Maplewood 3 - Thurs; BEVERLY HILLS Wed; WIDOW’S/’EAK (PG) 7:20: 9:10; Sal; COPS 3 (R) 7:20; 9:30; Fri; 730; 9:45; Sat; Sun; Sun, 115,3 15,515,720,915 1; 3; 5:10; 7:30; 9:45; Mon; Tues; Wed; 7:30; ’ BERKELEY HEIGHTS 935. Berkeley Cinema - Thurs; Sun; Mon; Tues; WEST ORANGE Wed; WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN (R) 8; Essex Green 1 - Thurs; BEVERLY HILLS Sat; Sun; 7; 9:30. FURNITURE COPS 3 (R) 2:30; 5; 7:30; 10; Fri; Sat; 1:30;' CRANFORD 4:15; 7; 9:45; Sun; Mon; TUes; Wed; 1:30; 4:15;:; Cranford 1 - Thurs; CROOKLYN (PG13) 1 DISCOUNT PRICING 730:950. J30; 9:50: Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed: COWBOY Essex Green 2 - Thurs; MAVERICK (PG) 2; WAY (PG 13) 7:30; 9:50; Sat; Sun; 2:3a 5; 7:30; 4:30; 7:15; 9:50; Fri; Spt; 1:45; 430; 7:15; 10; 9:50 Sun; Mon; Tues; Wed; 1:45; 4:30; 7:10:9:40. . Cranford 2 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; Essex Green 3 - Thurs; WHEN A MAN THl FUNTSTONES fj$|S7 30 9 30,Sat Sun LOVES A WOMAN (R) 1:45; 4:15; 7; 930; Fri; 1 15,330 545,8,1015 APelican Ski, Pool & Pafio Shops Sat 2; 4:45; 10:10; Sun; Mon; Tues; Wed; 2; 7; WESTFIELD -HUGE STORE WORTH THE TRIP'' 9:30; Fri; Sat; Sneak Preview: SPEED (R) 8. Rialto 1 - Thurs; Mon; Tubs; Wed; THE MADISON PAPER (R) C35, 9 4.5, FfflHjBl5. Sat Sun, n Madison 1 - Thurs; FOUR WEDDINGS & A 130 4, 7 30 101 Fri Sneak Preview' SPEED FUNERAL (R) 7:30; 9:40; Fri. RENAISSANCE' (R)8. MAN (PG13) 7:30; 10; Sat; 1:30; 430; 7:20; 10; Rialto 2 - Thurs; Mon; Tues. Wed: FOUR Sun; 130; 430; 730: Mon; Tues; Wed; 730; WEDDINGS & A FUNERAL (R) 7 30, 9 40: Fri; RT. 10 WEST. MORRIS PLAINS, POWDER MILL PLAZA WEST | RECREATION GIFT—A recent donation from the 9:50. 7:45; 10 05; Sat; Sun; 2.4 45, 745 10 05 Madleon 2 - Thurs; THE FUNTSTONES 201-267-0964 W ^ | I Millburn Rotary Club wilt be used in support of the (PG) 7:30; 9:40, Fri; 7:20| '930, Sat, 1, 3.05; recreation department's youth baseball programs and 5:10; 720; 9:30; Sun; 1; 3:05; 5:10; 7:20; Mon; Tues; Wed; 7:30; 9:30. ■ » i i i i i » A Sunday's 4-mile run. Presenting the club's check to Madison 3 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; BEV­ ERLY HILLS COPS 3 (R) 7:45; 9:45; Fri; 7:45; Robert Hogan (right), assistant recreation director, is 10; Sat; 1; 3:-1S; 5:30; 7:45; ’10; Sun; 1; §15* 5:30;7:45. BBSB Rotary president Chuck Lee. Madison 4 - thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; • Fuel Oil • Gasoline — WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN (R) 7:20; 9:40; Fri; 7:30; 9:55; Sat; 2; 4:45; 730; 9:55; * Residential • Commercial Investors Savings gets top rating Sun; 2; 4:45; 7:30. UVINOSTON Investors Savings Bank has been Investors, the bank’s current assets Colony 1 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; THE (201) 853-3456 awarded a five-star rating for its exceed $2 billion and its net worth FUNTSTONES (PG) 6; 8:30; Fri; 7:50; 9:55; Sat; Sun;-1;15; 3:30; 545; 7:50; 9;55 NJ D E P G 0002223 13 th consecutive quarter by Bauer exceeds $162 million. Financial Reports, Inc.', a Florida research firm. The award is based on a zero to O Tank Tite Inc. Five-star rating assigned by the Bauer organization after analyzing RF/MBC financial data filed with federal regulators for the quarter ended TOWNSQUARE * v F. .iSfiiPtice Independently PHYLLIS W. KALFUS, B.S., MA. December 31, 1993. 14A Roosevelt Ave., Chatham, NJ 07928 Owned and Operated. 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S34d,(X)0 MAPLEWOOD )EN CENTER Livingston, NJ— — 2stw.W6tthftetdRtf. 1 Mile East of Weichert Store Ho(if|: Route 10 Circle Realtors Mon-Sat 9:30-6:00 pm Thur* 7118 505 Millburn A v e . We Sell Mon 201-376-4545 luBROW'S Short Hills, NJ 07078 Because We Do More June 2, 1994 Pase 14 'HE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills also includes a group of dan­ Paper M ill ger/athletes known as the Antigravity Dance Company. Romeo and Juliet’ opens festival season to perform Performances run Wednesday to carouse in die streets. Sunday at 8 p .m ., with matinees By Naomi Siegel But it is tho players, themselves, Thursday at 2 p.m. and Saturday that Mr. Bohr has inspired to Peter Pan and Sunday at 3 p.m. On July 17 Two years ago director Jimmy poetic greatness and insight. The musical “Peter Pah,” based and 24, there will be performances Bohr’s delightful, conventional Watching the exquisite, golden- on Sir James Barrie’s fantasy about at 1 and 6 p.m. to accommodate production of “Much Ado about haired Arija Bareikis as Juliet is the little boy who refused to grow families with young children, p Nothing” at the New Jersey like seeing this legendary hole for up, opens at the Paper Mill Special performances for people Shakespeare Festival blossomed the very first time. Ms. Bareikis Playhouse June 8 and continues with visual impairments will be and bloomed amidst the magnolia begins her famous “Romeo, through July 31. held July 7 at 2 p.m., July 9 at 3 and Spanish moss of an antebellum Romeo” monologue with the gig­ Robert Johanson wears two hats p.m. and July 10 at 8 p.m. Sign- plantation. The play never seemed gling impetuousness of an adoles­ in the production—as the play’s interpreted shows for the hearing • more appealing. cent instead of the breathy, love­ director and in the starring foie of impaired are slated for July 10 and To open the festival’s 1994 sea­ sick musing we have come to Peter Pan. Christopher Invar plays IS at 8 p.m. son, Mr. Bohr has taken quite the expect. As she matures in her rela­ the dual roles of Mr, Darling and The township recreation department other route. Renaissance Verona tionship with l\er lover, so does Peter’s arch enemy, Captain Hook. operates a municipal Par 3 golf course remains the setting for star-cross’d she mature in her manner, becom­ The Darling children are played by and offers a variety of team sports “Romeo and Juliet." The director ing self-possessed and sensuous. Becky Watson as Wendy, Jeff and other activities to township resi­ has taken a traditional, true-to- Only a kick of her heels and a slam Seelbach as John and Jeffrey Fore® dents. Specific information is available period approach for this most of her foot betray the 13-year-old as Michael. The 43-member cast by telephoning 564-7097. favored of Shakespeare’s plays child Juliet really is. .'with set and lighting designers David A llen Case is a pas­ SHORT HILLS Rob Odorisio and Howard Werner sionate, virile young Romeo, a providing a glorious background. total captive of his emotions. His SITUATED ON A KNOLL Within the carved, ballustraded relationship with Friar Laurence, and arched Verona streets and played with tenderness and com­ Overlooking beautifully landscaped adjoining apartments, etched in mon good sense by John Curless, m al® |^droom home offers a perfectoel firrfior’b rV *■ hVl | sepia tones as if plucked from the is both touching and endearing. mer entertaining An opien and airy floor p la n '^ e f tW 'w pages, of Leonardo’s notebook, the Among the Montague entourage, h a s sKyhghjoVt a uf,ro'1< v q „ ij.+ T d the endlessly loquacious Mercutio “fearful passage of the death- balcony makeun iq 'or-c&ml!* d C lU1 v "fol and loyal cousin Benvolio are mark'd love” proceeds with relent- $735,000 ||s s fervor. handled with elan by Sean Michael how totally fresh, yes, Dougherty and Berton T.'Schaef- . CALL JILL SMITH 376-4545 Efik'ingly'original, Mr. Bohr’s fer.’Their nemesis, Tybalt of the direction seems. For starters, a bit Capulet clan, is all menace and SEYMOUR KINSLER SCtfERMERHORN/WEICHERT editing and rearrang­ meanness in Rick Hearst’s 505 Millburn Ave. ing has eliminated any dead spots portrayal. _ Short H ills______■ actram. Several scenes ' Jfflte-’s nurse, that gutsy, jpal STAR CROSSED LO VER S-Arija Bareikis is Juliet, \ 376-4545 ..... “ ' =■ .- 379-3434 / actually run concurrently, risking duenna .with a heart of gold, has a David Allen Case is Romeo and John Curless is Friar some minor blurred dialogue, but bountiful representative iijWiL'dJa'. Laurence in. the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival prd* insuring movement and pace. Pashalinski. As Capulet and Lady duction of “Romeo and aufiejL" .With a cultivated attention to Capulet, Will Lyman and Sharon detail and reference, this Washington subtly suggest a mar­ production has elegance and style riage based more" o ^ |iflgi'ce and to spare. The Capulet feast, usual- abuse than on l S | | B U R Q d O R f P ly staged with circle dances, here Rick Sordeljgigjas staged tS ] * REALTORS ■ ■ becomes an opportunity for mime extraordinary At and charadOTuliet-distracts herself leave one gasping for air. Cleaning SHORT MILLS with a tiny ball looped to a chain up the blood and gore between acts and. the young men o f the. (ow riJ is a major undertaking.;:No. wonder. .toss .a sphere painted with a q§jo3 Act II is"a bit of a let d m S u flU temporary map of the earth .as they. Th,e New. Jersey S h a k e sp e ljll Festival is ©ft* to a glorious start with.this-“Romeo.and Ma tt^ y he' JeShurun group remainder of the season,EgaByBi OPEN SUN, 1-5PM ij-tins #fi:f'«;ufgh'- '&ipjt;ember 4, 9 EVERGREEN TERR plans June dinner dTO8fiM®smhocles’ jM.eJ'tray"; The Renaissance Group of Con­ ■Shakespeare's “As Y oS K ^ieK S a MILLBURN:. WELL MAINT B R Icll FRONT. gregation B’nai Jeshurun will hold and “Merry .Wives of-Windsor” RANCH. 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Ref. 8 746-1515 Jane Cook at 201-783-9300. line #11'and over $1.00 per line Much, Much, More) 5 Days, 4. sink, Ba., pkng. .$400. ind. all Summit, NJ 201- $15 AN HR. Drivers wanted. CAPITAL letters - $2.00 per line extra 746-1066. $259,000. Nights. Aug. 18-22, 1994. utilities. Immed. occ. Stanton Blind Box Ad - $5.00 extra $764. pp dbt occup. Call Co., Realtors, 744-5951. Own van required. Part time, Sandra Wright, Mario Travel We Sell More early Saturday mornings. 201- ISM IT STEAL this unit direct from de­ 429-0391. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY veloper. No commissions. No 201-375-1146 or 201-676-6686 Because WS> l)o More VERONA: 1 or 2BR apt. 2nd fir of 2 lam home. H/HW inc. Ca­ Summit Medical Group, a pressure. 3 BR, 3 ba. Rent/own “ POSTAL JOBS” AUDIT TIM RCI Deed Gold Crown. Near MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. 2 BR, 2 ble TV, No pets. Quiet neigh­ large multi specialty group Stan $12.08/hr, plus benefits. practioe, is currently seek­ $23 per inch Disney Lake Buena Vista, Flor­ bth condo on bch. 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By owner MANAGER Sunday 1-4p.m. tali.-' Recreational facil. ind-.: at patient flow & procedures, DEADLINE - Straight Running Ads For government subsidized CAREER? candidate must be a gradu­ 3 story CH Colonial. 5 BR, golf, tennis & swimming Sept. Schweppe & Co. Realtors WEST ORANGE: 2 Room senior citizens apt. com­ ate of a formal medical as­ 4:00 P.M. TUESDAY 4.5 btns. w/sep. in-law apt. 2-9. $400. Call 201-327-1664. tor information contact: Studio 8 bath. Relrig. 8 sink, plex located in Montclair sisting program, 1 yr of of­ DEADLINE - Classified Display Huge FR w/cathedral ceil­ William Yamashlta OK for micro., etc. Immed. occ area. Candidate should ing & skylights, mod. kite, iER IN HAMPTONS. $375. all utilities Incl. Stanton fice experience preferred. 201-744-4701 ext. 104 possess at least 3 years oner a competitive 12:00 P.M. TUESDAY w/sep. brkfst area. Deck, ing 4 BR, 2 bath house Full serivee to landlord Co, Realtors, 744-5951. S supervisory experience in starting salary. If interested on private wooded lane. Near .No Fees! bay & ocean. June and/or July TO SHARE apt. managment, resident please contact Human Re­ * Employment Wanted, Apartment Wanted, Fur­ relations & contract negoti­ bus/train. Perfect home for available. 201-783-9378. BLOOMFIELD: 1BR apts. Exc. sources at 908-277-8633. nished Rooms Wanted, Board Wanted, Real Estate locations. Lndty facilities. From CEDAR GROVE: Profl female ation. Wanted, House Wanted to Rent and out-of-town ad­ family w/au pair. $395,000. seeking to share tom. Town- College degree and/or or best reas. offer. Call $535/mo„ inc. H/HW. Sec. 8 SUMMIT vertisements MUST be PAID IN ADVANCE. refs. 748-8929. house. Walk to NY trans. $450 IREm courses 101 8 301 201-744-5179. S I util. 857-1543. prefd. Candidate should MEDICAL GROUP MONTCLAIR qfflfel,200 s.l. also possess computer 8 VERONA: 3 BR colonial. LR, Lower level walk in. Ideal lor CALDWELL: Studio apt. inc. 120 Summit Ave H/HW, appls., pkg., 8 laundry CLIFTON: Profl. tamale to related office skills 8 'Wi\ estate. Call now S u m m & fy n N DR, sm den, EIK, 1 bath. Many office, hobbies, photo, light as­ share large new house, C/Al knowledge of HUD Section recent upgrades. Move in sembly. 783-9364. room. Near trans. $57Q/mo. fef'i confidential ‘ BAL Communications reserves the right to classify, Ca« 228.9337, rels. $425/mo Utilities In­ 8 Program. RESIDENT Superintendent for edit or reject any advertisement cond. Conv. to schools & hwys. cluded. 77.71037 Exc. salary 8 benefit pack­ interview. (Just 3 Upper Montclair luxury mid-rise Asking $172,500.857-4558. MONTCLAIR: 1,500 s.l. office CEDAR SRQVE/.lBR carriage age t'ricl. nealth insurance, condo. Superintendent experi­ * No cancellations will be accepted in classified ads Root top. hea’l/air, bathr.odm/- vacation, pension plan CONDOMINIUMS house, '[rids gar $825 +;i3filsl MONTtGtiJII BR 8 ence and Black Seal required. after Noon, Tuesday. kitchenetfeJ Phpoe^S 'computer, aval.in:bright,spac (’ 100til; professional education op­ $25,000 + rent-free apt + lines installed Parking .tracl-l Very' pvt Avail 6/1 Call John BELLAIRE HOUSE Prudential: Zfnn Assoc, Realtor 2 BR condo. Hdwd parquet llrs. portunity. Send resume of health benefits. Send resume * BAL Communications accepts no liability for anft uded. Rent: negotiable. Immed screened terrace w/NYC view, experience 8 salary history and salary history to SA Box Smaller 1 BR Condo, occupancy. 201-746-4900. 744-5544 Ind. Owned 8 oper. error beyond the cost of the actual space involved entirely renoYd w/ceramic Isecurity guard, mod: EIK, W/D to: Marc Vidal, CPM, Com 5195. this newspaper. nbr- will it accept liability for failure for any cause to NEWLY RENOVATED LUXURIOUS 5 rm. (1 BR), bth, Aval. 7-/1, $530. + 1 mo.’ sec, munity Realty Manage tile in foyer & kit.,new kit ment, Inc., AMO, 36 So W eichert. insert an advertisement. sq. ft. including 2 Ip. w/w carp. All appls, all H/HW indd. Neil 744-3780. SECRETARY: Immed. P/T cabinets & appliances, new 2200 Main St., Pleasantville, NJ Realtors w/w carpet, balcony, 24hr. reception area, offices, utils. Estate privacy. Vacant. pos. (9-3pm) available for 1 08232. EOE. doorman, pool, -parking, conf./library and finished $195Q/mo. 201-731-5075. MONTCLAIR: Profl. female person CPA’ Ifrm ■ in Cedar REAL ESTATE FOR SALE seeks same to share 3BR apt $121,000. 201-742-4741 open work area on lower Grove, WordPerfect, data in­ $3§t! + utilities Avail. 6/15 BOOKKEEPER/ASST. Mfg put, lite bkpg. 8 general office level. Owner will consider MILLBURN. co. seeks exp'd. indiv. to LITTLE FALLS: Tulip Gardens. rent w/option. $169,000. dens. 3 rms, 1 bath. $790/mo.. Call Missy 746-431:6. duties Good typing skills a manage A/R 8 perform various must. Call 2Q1-857-8966. Luxury & convenience de­ H/HW ind. New carpets. 1 mo. bkkp'ng. (unctions. Must have Betty Robinson ESTATE PLANNING scribes this 2BR, 2 bath condo MONTCLAIR- 2 females look ANTIQUE BUILDING zon­ sec., no pets (201)376-737? capability to make credit limit| w/fplc. & laundry rm. Asking ed for professional, g for same to share 3 BR apt \201 -731 -6064 $334/ffib.+ utils. 8 sec. Avail decisions 8 update adet. Secretary/ Now is the time and this is the place - first tirpe $179,900. Call 908-369-8108. residential or mixed use in MONTCLAIR-Park St, ..Lg'. 1st Join staff of T2,in new ofcs. Full available in nearly twenty-five years. A wonderful desirable central location floor mod. 2 BR, study, kit. with |mmed. w/6 mo. lease. 746 2104 ' ’ bnftS, salary open. Please call LEGAL SECRETARY. Fairfield Customer family home on 1.5+ acre with carriage house, MONTCLAIR & UPPER... 2500 sq. ft. All new sys­ dining area, LR, modern hath 2Ql'-589-5907 & leave m m Drive by 301 Claremont with 2 vanities, w/w/crpt„ pkg. law firm seeks legal sec'y. with tennis court and many mature plantings. Buy now tems. Owners will consider sage tjescriomg your skills] exp. in municipal law, tort claim Service Rep Ave. ana then see our nice 2 cars on prem ses &a ft.’L.y PROF’t. Female wanted Ip. and enjoy well into the 21st century. lease w.bption. $259,000, act 8 tax appeals. Knowledge 2BR, 1 Ba. unit with indoor 1. 746-5150. share (38R apt tn Montclair CAREER OPPORTUNITY with ol Multimate WP. Competitive Parking at just $94,500. :BiAUTIFULL:BI RENOV­ LR) Elite, ; (root screened-in Prudential Zinn Associates $875,000. porch.. $325/mo. ind H/HW 8 salary 8 benefits. Call Camille ATED and decorated one MONTCLAIR: HIGHLAND AV­ REALTORS. Unsurpassed pro­ 201-575-1400 or fax resume to WEST CALDWELL BELLAIRE HOUSE Condo ENUE, NYC VIEW. One BR, pkng. Avail. July 1.744-6452 fessional training, nationally OPEN FOR INSPECTION story office bldg, and 575-4010. :..Super 1 BR unit on 1st warehouse. Absolutely no pvt. entr, torn, or untom. Utils, recognized name, computerizl floor in nice condition. LR, RESPONSIBLE adult to share To qualify, you must have 244 HIGHLAND AVENUE work necessary, everything ind. $795. Call 201-746-8583. ed office support systems, per-| LEGAL SECRETARY, lull-time DA, Mod. Kit w/DW, Ref., new. Office 2550 sq. ft. charming 2 BR apt. 3rd Hr of 3 sonalized sales and marketing 1-2 years secretarial expe­ for litigation partner in Summit rience in a customer ser­ SUNDAY 1 -4 pm newer wall to wall, Central warehouse 2750 sq. fl MONTCLAIR: 4 room apt. Perl, fam;-l blk from Upp Montclair materials, high earning poten­ Come see this special home awash in a sea of Air. Asking $95,000. Shops/all trans. $550. 8 prkg. law firm. 3 yrs exp., shorthand, vice environment. Word $369,000. for single or profl. couple. No tial. Write Prudential 2nn A si Word Perfect necessary. Must glorious rhododendron. This meticulously maintained pets. Near trans. $850. Avail. Call 2111-746-4022. sociates REALTORS*), PO| and typing skills home sits atop the mountain in a private setting BELLAIRE HOUSE Condo 6/15.746-1408 or 746-6137. be self motivated 8 available or more informa­ BppR'MQNTCLAJR 2 bright, Box 1560. Montdair, NJ 0 ® « for overtime. Send resume to: commanding a view of the NY skyline. Ideal op­ ...Sparkling Studio on 6th or phone J'u’dy Ztnn 744-5544B tion on this opportunity, portunity for first-time buyer or the family that is floor overlooking Park. WMqHBms- are yours in Debbie Truitt, Cooper, Rose 8 and to instantly apply, MONTCLAIR: 1 BR. 3rd floor larger apt. Share kit. 8 bath. independently owned/oper. lorris Avenu sizing down. Large Comb. LR/DA/BR, LOTS English, 480 Morris Avi pl&ase call anytime. 7 of a wonderful, big, old Viet, PrivalSSoi -783-9355. Summit, NJ 07901 ample closets. Asking house. $675 Inc. heat 8 utils CO-ORDINATOR- .Pft&fr& Alert days/week at $69,900. For this & others SHORT HILLS May be seen Sunday or Mon­ Program Part-time i position: (201)73’6-989& $379,000. legal j jiaEQ'y/Paralegal,D'Y/Paralegc call: AVAILABLE PIECE day. Please do not call before supervising telephone teas-; OF LAND Surgnce Mtllbt^^^^ffipracflce needs VOICE BOX 4055 then. 744-1150, aggressive ass't Knowledge of A half acre of buildable THE GEORGIAN- INN Prefer 8 S W fl^ property in Short Hills, BA/Gerontology. FJgyhours, WP 8 bookkeeping, Exp. 8 Conveniently located near MONTCLAIR' S lT O ff lp a Furnished ;rooms 8 suites, steno a plus. Exc. sal., atmos. Ippjon Bay st. Near trans.-&I good salary. Exp with 'senior town, pool, and the golf pnvate bath, maid 8 linen 8 benefits. Call 201-376-8400. UJB SPRINGFIELD shopping. W/D iri. bsmt., rear service. Daily, weekly, essential. Send SUNSHINE BRIGHT course. Asking $227,000. resume to Phone Alert■' Pro­ pkg. $60Q/mo+ utils. Gall 746- monthly rates. Call 746- LEGAL SEC Y: Partner with This spacious 3 BR, 2 bath Call ■ 1-800 759-HOME, 7156, 8:30 am-1'30 pm., gram , 204 Claremont Ave, FINANCIAL property code 4546. 7305. Up. Mtc. firm seeks articulate Ranch style Condo in M-F. Montclair. NJ 07042 EOE ' • . Springfield offers easy and professional sec’y. Real MONTCLAIR: 1 BR apt. New BdDNSJELORS Summer day living. Large rooms, num­ estate exp, nec. Good salary B U R Q d p R f f l carpet, paint, appli. Close APARTMENTS WANTED camp. Swim, Dance, Archery, pleasant work environment. Equal Opportunity Employer. erous closets & well main­ Univ. bus. $500.+ sec. 8 f Boating, Nursery, MuSid, piano tained. Brighten your future Respond in confidence, with SHORT HILLS Call Mr. Kennedy 744-313$ Apt., wanted, accompany Gspl, _ Grqup: resume to LS Box 5194, rttiti; .VQl.CE BOX" is a registered for $139,000. Call 1-800- Larige.’qrsmaH 'or r.rr.en. ofi? Leaders. Exc. salary 2CU-947- REALTORS 759-HOME, CODE 1337. 545 Millburn Avenue newspaper. trademark ol [ 201-376-5200 MONTCLAIR: Sophisticated cupancy 2:3mos;,',. Call 783- 8387; eves. 398-5371, VOICE BOX SYSTEMS, trie, 746-5000 new townhouse studio. W/W 6166. LiaUOR STORE: Clerk/driver 598 Valley Road Upper Montclair BURCiCtom Ilf crpt, utils-, inc. $580/mo + 1 rr ■ICTOR-YWCA df^Mont- PT evenings 8 Saturday. South SUMMER Jobs tor College sec. Avail. 7/1.201-746-6585. NIATfi/E Montclair woman. 34, clair-Ndrtti Essex seeks .part End Liquor. 310 Orange Rd Students. Painters needed. returning t/qm Switzerland, time Director of Oldtir Adult Mtc. 746-5002. Competitive wages Outdoor SHORT HILLS AFFORDABLE Store/Ollice- MONTCLAIR: Bright, spadous seeks carriage house or similar Programming 8 Fund Develop-! 545 Millburn Avenue Montclair- near Mountainside 1 BR„apt New EIK, 24 br: work. Chance advance­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION to rent Cited access to yard or ment The YW wants to M E W^glTELEP.HONE * CO ment. Matt Labus 239-7426. 201-376-5200 Hosp, Bay St, Train Sta. 43 doorman, w/on-site pkg 8 garden is essential, as I have 2 tinue lo enhance senjpgdtDZB^ SUNDAY, 6/5, 2-4 PM Glenridge Ave. No fee. Call nqw. .Turing technicians, in- laundry. Winter view of NYC.: cats eSserlta! .Call & adult' programming. College 'stoters. account service reps., REAL ESTATE WANTED 746-2828. H/HW iric;.$970 857-87.65 degree req'd, Master's prefd. operators. No exp. necessary SUPERINTENDENT/ 72 Normal Avenue, Upper Montclair in Sodal Work, Gerontology, For .info, ‘call 1-2,19-736-4715 OUT OF Town tamil^P* chil- itN-TEREiSTiNG.^^ ^ p iwer MONTCLAIR 5 room apt. PORTER (Corner of Upper Mountain) relocating tp NJ seeks Ig: PROFL couple seek spac 2 Health, Counseling. Adult or ext. F2690 9am-9pm 7 days. Couple as Assistant Super level spaces. Pvt:, ent., Avail, immed. Adults only, BR apt in Montclair, for 7J$> Community Education Strong houspSnjlg lot. in’ Short Hills. bathroom. Ideal for arts 8 for luxury apt. house in So. Don’t miss this realistically priced custom built working couple or roommates Hdwd. llrs. Wry, prkg. Rent up writing, public speaking 8 com­ MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER/- No brokers. 908- crafts, hobbies, get away from Orange. Duties include part Ranch just short walk to Montclair State & NY pref’d. No pets. 201-509-7822. to $-12$Qi/mo. 908-502-9485 munity relations skills essential Receptionist. Word processor, 766-7446. your wife, pvt, office, mas­ time uniformed doorman, Bus/Train. LR w/Cath. Ceiling & Picture Window, in interlacing with agencies on self starter, varied tasks, 30-35 sages, etc, $125 8 up. 201- building cleaning 8 various Form. DR, EIK, 3 Bedrooms & Two Baths on 1st. HOUSE FOR RENT MONTCLAIR: Spadous 2 huge aging, 8 fostering collaborative hrs. weekly, Exp. fiec. Pie 783-9364. bedroom garden apt. A/C, wall porter services. Salary plus Rec Rm, Office. Powder Rm Down. 2 Car Garage programs.. Multicultural exp. a environment, competitive attractive apt. Please call MONTCLAIR: LR, DR, kit., oven, tile bath, dining area, ga­ W/Elec. Drs. Priced to sell at $215,000. MTC. CTR.: Ofcs: fr. 275 s,f. CALDWEl|S;fi.-Joom $260 plus. Duties ind.: research 8 salary. Please call 429-7999 622-4922, M-F. 9:30-4:30. fam. rm., 3 BR, 1 1/2 .bath, rage parking, self controlled proposal-writing; developing, Some w/pvt. baths. Cum avail, a p io sec Electric, pkg walk to NY transp. $1,800/mo. heat, lots ol closets, storage, Blmfd Ave/Park Ave. area. implementing 8 evaluating pro­ MEDICAL Reept: Comp. exp. HELPWANTED JOAN R. HOONHOUT/REALTOR 1 yr. lease. Avail 30 days newly renov. bldg. loc. heart of laundry, $975. Available Aug. DOMESTIC downtown. Owner, 744-3300. 226-5663. ; grams with focus on elderly 8 8 medical billing. 12-16 201-744-4100 ______notice. Call alt. 4pm. 744-2434. 1st. Call 746-0193. women; intergenerational pro­ hrs/weekly. High salary. A DEPENDABLE, tun-loving DESIRABLE furnished room in gramming; 8 representing the Pleasant office. 744-2424. MONTCLAIR CENTER-1000 college or H.S. student desired MONTCLAIR: C.H. colonial. 5 MONTCLAIR: charming MONTCLAIR: 5 RM, MOD­ Montclair. Share bath, kitchen,' YW at state 8 local agendas. 24 MARSTON PL, MIC. s.l. Lower level walk-in. Ideal to babysit, 2 children, ra3jl| BRs, 2 1/2 bths. Walk to NY 3BR, 2 bath Col. w/large ERN, carpet, rfrg., dose trans yard w/2 men Call 744-1155. Send resume 8 letter to: Dir­ ASSISTANT- lor office, hobbies, photo, It. as­ $715/neg. Prime Rentals, Bkr, 'Fridays 8 occasional Sat OPEN HOUSE bus/train. Move in cond. By fam. rm & deck on quiet sembly. 783-9364. ector Search, YWCA. 159 Manu'acfuers Rep. Co. seeks owner. $310,000.746-1509. side street, a short walk to 429-0909. glenridge Ave, Montdair, NJ j nights. Recent rels 8 reliability SUNDAY, JUNE 5 ,1-4PM MONTCLAIR1 Clean, quiMr. MHK£ motivated person a must. 509-9441 after 6pm. DIR: WOODLAND AVE. NY trans. $1750. Available PRIVATE OFFICES MONT­ 07042 w/good computer skill, lite bkpg MONTCLAIR, UPPER: C.H. 6/15. Call: MONTCLAIR 2 BR, ta*s wel dJ®.lSniar;d3).tfi Lndry10 bus+.pkg + TO DOUGLAS RD TO CLAIR-CENTER. Share .ipr- 8 typing background, to work A FRIENDLY Family looking colonial. 3 BR, .9 1/2 ba., fin­ Associate Group Realty come. Modern,™®^®686 avail Weekly $90 or monthly DRIVER WANTED tor MARSTON PLACE nished Office Suite; with recep­ w/sales application. Will train. for help cleaning 8 some child­ ished bsmt., hdwd floors. 201-746-9200. trans $650 u C jjip Prime Add j | § | kit for $15;:+ sec. company. Daytime hours. Must Candidate must be personable tionist, fax, copier, cont. rm., Rentals, Bkr. 429-0909. care. Call 680-1611. Custom built brick con­ Situated on wooded Idt; quiet, kitch., A/C. Conv, pkg,, con­ Avail,'/Trimed 994-73/3. have clean driving record. Call 8 neat appearance. Call for temporary LFt/FPL, DR, Eat seel, street. Walk to bus,' train. genial atmosphere. MUST BE 1 -800-273-8295 (dim terivew 201-857-3393. 11 Patton Place. $229,900. MONTCLAIR: 1 fam. house. 4 MONTCLAIR STUDIO Mod­ MONTCLAIR Furn,.room avail, BABYSITTER needed: 4 (1/2) in kit, 5 BR's, 3 1/2 baths, SEEN. Call 201-746-2828. ern, pets okay, dose trans., DRIVER, pah Hma/full time. days per week, tor 1 child in family room w/fplc, den 2 Owner. 201-783-4497. BR, LR, OR. 1 1/2 bath, EIK, in Charming Vid. home. $350. PAINTER wanted. 5 yrs. exp, dishwasher, W/D. Close to NY $435. util. inc. Prime Rentals. Bahto 8 Son Dry Cleaners. Up­ Upp. Montclair. Refs, req'd. car attached garage. Light UP. MTC.: Exec. Office, Valley Avail June 1 Call Chris or per Montclair. Apply in person in interior and exterior prep and MONTCLAIR: 3 BR Colonial. Irons. Oil Valley Rd. Avail. July Bkr. 429-0909. Alison aft 7pjn M-F 8 wknds N/S. Call after 6pm. 746-6558. and spacious, 24 years Rd, 2nd. fl., private. Ideal for 623 Valley Rpad. Up. Mtc. finish. Call bet. 6 and 9pm. Lg. rooms, great closet space, 1. $1500.746-4143. psychologist; $450., avail, im­ 746-9218. young. $257,900. truly mpve in cond. $152,000. MONTCLAIR: 1 BR, modem, MONTCLAIR: Spac. 5 BR, 3 med. Ind. Utils. 783-9364. dose trans., relrigerator, $480. - DRIVER RUDD AGENCY By owner. Must see to ap­ MONTCLAIR: Lg. turn'd. BR PART time receptionist for preciate. Open house Sun., 1/2 bth. C.H. colonial. Lots of util. incl. Prime Rentals, Bkr. mi-.. - we|| home. 4 eves/wk. 3-9pm, REALTOR UPPER MONTCLAIR: 3 offices wifh pvt. bath for profl: male. North Jersey's premier limo Sats. Good Phone skills fori Mus, hay0 own ^ ^ re(s 6/5,1-5pm. 746-7571. built-ins. Conv. to all irons. Pvt. entrance, prkg. Non-smok­ 312 ORANGE RD $2400. Avail. 7/1.509-7520. (or 2 offices 8 reept. area) plus co. seeking additional and exp. Call 226-2543. 744-7747. secretarial bay, on Valley Rd. er. $525. irid.oiils. 746-9030. MONTCLAIR: House tor sale MONTCLAIR: 3 rooms., $575, chauffeurs for increased Realistic rental ind. parking demand. FT PT shifts CHILDCARE for 2 yr. old in our ■ by owner. 128 Christopher St. MONTCLAIR: Cozy 6 1/2 room H/HW paid, 1 BR, LR, kit. MONTCLAIR: Lg. torn. room, 8 spaces 8 utils, Must see to ap­ avail, for canldates with POSTAL JOBS. Start $11.41/ 4 BRs on 2nd, 1 BR on 3rd. carriage house available. w/stove 8 fridge., good loc. sink, frig, micro, semi-pvt V. Caldwell home Mon 2- BY OWNER: 3 BR colonial. preciate - all floors carpeted. clean driving record. Must hr. For exam 8 application kfe, 0pm 8 Thurs.-.3-11pm. Must Low $300’s. 857-1861 lor appt. $1300 + electric & security. 746-0770, Gail Winston, Bkr. bath, pvt ent, off street park­ Move in cond, Lff w/frplce. For­ Ideal for business or profl. use. bring abstract to interview call 219-769-8301, ext. NJ591. be responsible, n/s.'own trans. Call 746-2214. ing, IwSlk. joc’ - shop/bus/train. 9am-9pm., Sun. thru Fn. mal DR, mod. kite. fin. bsmt, 2 OPEN HOUSE 1-5pm Call Patty 201-7B3-9600. . MONTCLAIR: studio. $525., Not a summer job. 744-0373. tar gar. $195,000.748-1728. h/hw pd.,.lR/BR combo, walk- A/C, 8 cable avail. N/S. No SAT June 4- SUN. Junes SHORT HILLS pets. $450 ind utils 744-6121 PT/FT WORK at home on craft 89 CENTRAL AVE., EXECUTIVE RENTAL in closet, kitchenette, laundry. 676-0200 CHILD CARE/Housekeeper CHARMING Colonial. Exc 746-0770, Gail Winston. Bkr. items. Experience necessary. needed for 2 school age chil­ MONTCLAIR . Unique - dramatic - perfect LIP. MONTCLAIR:sm rm w/ba., Call 467-4477, Beverly Fisher. cond. 7 ms., 3 ig. BRs, mod.: (Behind Valley Rd, Montclair & on "The Pond" in Short SOUTH ORANGE-Lovely 1 EXECUTIVE secretary, asst, to dren in our Upper Montdair. EIK, formal'DR, Ig, LR with BR apt., lo LR. kitch., MONTCLAIR: 4-1/2 Ig. charm­ for serious male student, non Kimberly Academy) Hills! 5 BRs, 5-1/2 baths, smoker. No kit. 1/2 blk from the president of int'l. co., perm, home. Recent rets., non- skylight, den, deck, 2 lull dining area, D/W A/C, all ing rms, $875., h/hw pd. 1BR. One of 3 units in stand­ highest quality workman­ 8 MSC/trans. $30Q/mo. 744-6502 part time. "Mon. thru Thurs., REAL ESTATE smoker 8 driver with own car. baths/lndry. rm., garage, alarm alone contemp. twnhse ship, extra Ig. Euro. Kit.- all for $985. per mo spacious LR, den, (oyer, laundry. 9:30-1:30. Non smoker, exc. Call after 6pm, 744-9168. system. NY bus. traitVshop- condo in pvt wood setting, amenities. 2 yr. lease studios w/A/C, Ig. closet 746-0770, Gail Winston, Bkr. MONTCLAIR, UPPER: Sunny, communication skills, computer . STRAIGHT TALK ping. $249,000. Call 857-1468. lovely foyer, LR w/fplc., Ig. preferred; no pets. $6000. space, hardwood firs., for torn, room with private bath, literate ind. Word Perfect. How to become successful, CHILDCARE: Working couple MTC.: Immed. avail. 1 BR apt kit & din areq, 2-story, $775. par mo., in a beauti­ pkg. Near all trans. Gentleman French or German fluency how much can you earn, seeks reliable, loving, energetic CLIFTON $395,000. W/fplc. Re/it _$650/mo. 1 1/2 atrium, dteek overlooks ful LUXURY elevator resid­ praf. Security. 783-9665. ' helpful put not wq'd. Send what a typical day is like, N/S to livs-in 5 days to care-tor . OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 brook, 3 cathdri bdrms incl [ BUIjqdO Rtf || ence. Walk to shopping, mo. sec. Lg. kit. hdwd. flrslft resume to: Paris Companies, why training is vital, how to 36 Churchill Dr. BR 8 LR. Call 783-0776. 2 yr. ok) in Montclair, NJ home. mstr suite with jacuzzi tub train & other transp. Please ROOMS T O U T P.O. Box 1348. Montdair, NJ. become a licensed Realtor. Exp’d w/refs a must. Driver's lie Come visit this mag. Col in call 201-763-1969. & walk-in closet, full gurest SHORT HILLS 07042. Tel. 744-4404. Call Steve Janett a plus. Must like pets. English presto, loci 5 BRs, 3.5 bath & Indry rm, 24x22 fam 545 Millburn Avenue MTC.: Charming, sunny 2 BR MONTCLAIR: Beaut, room 201-239-7700 Bths; 2 Mod. Eat-In Kits., BEST SELECTION with gourmet kit. Quiet side w/fplc. avail, in charming Viet, speaking. Call David 201-744- rm on Iwr Ivl w/built-in bar. 201-376-5200 The Prudential 3896, evenings’. Jacuzzi, FR/fpks., sliders to Multi-zone central heat/AC, IN TOWN street, parking, laundry ind. Nr home. $400. Avail June 15. F/T or P/T: Legal Secretary, Janett Real Estate patio, hardwood floors, 2 cntrl vac., intercom, secur­ One % two bedroom apart­ park 8 bus. Avail. 6/16. $900/- Call Chris or Alison all. 7pm M- returnee to work force prefd. ments, condos town- Legal exp. not nec. Need good Formal' DRs, Maids Apt. ity system, 2 pwdr rms, 2 8 mo. Separate utils. 694-0848. F 8 wknds. 746-9218. DAY CARE needed-sometlmes and much more! Stop Byf LONG BEACH ISLAND: For houses. typing skills, steno. Pleasant RE CE PTfONIST/switchboard FT, sometimes PT- tor 18mo. rent June, July 8 Sept. Ocean - Stop Shopping - MTC: 11- Elm St. 2nd fir HELP WANTED Verona office. Call Ms. Perez operator with word, processing old In our Up. Mtc. home. Ideal Prudential Prime COMMERCIAL 8 gen. secretarial skills. Send buyers call 201-783-3037. blk: Ideal iamily.afea. Call 201- Never an application fee! room, studio. Oll-street [ 201-857-4600. lor homemaker or evening stu­ Realty 783-9895 or 201-644-7082.. $50Q/mo. + utils. 857-9490. resume to: Cameco, P.O. Box dent. Must have open/flex. A ’ COLDWELL A Fun way to earn money Irom 209, Verona, NJ 07044. Realtors 779-6400 NUTLEY; By owner. Side hall 8 home I Discovery Toys seeks FT Position: Carpenter w/tools daytime schedule, energy, 8 Colonial. 3 BR, new kit., LR, MAINE COAST (nr. Camderi) 3 BANKER MTC.: No fee. 3 room apt. enthus. self starters. Success 8 track able to do all types of experience. Call 201-746-3868. SCHLOTT RECP'T for busy profl office. DR, sunroom, 2 enclosed por­ BR oceanfront Victorian cot­ Walk to NYC trairi/bus. Pkg 8 guar.. Join now to get. set tor carpentry. Call between) 10- ^ REALTORS Must have pleasant telephone ches, lull bsmt., alarm system, tage w/large porch. Stairs to all utils ind. $675/mo. No pets. busiest season. CallB57-7733 2pm. 783-0776. fenced in yard, family neighbor­ beach. Tranquil family area. Nr; Avail July 15.998-233-7104. manners 8 neat appearance. hood. Move In'oond. Close to many activities. Avail. 7/2-7/9. Typing, firing 8 comp, skills NYC bus route. $159,900. Call $625.744-5025 or 746-5442 \ Classified - Fax it to us 201-746*8131 nec. Daytime hours. 785-0793..

r June 2, 1994 Page 16 HE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills AUTOS BUSINESS CAROS HEOWANTED BIPLOYMENTWANTED fpj Mill FOR SALE DOMESTIC JOHN HALLMAN 4 SON. IrtU- 'CASH Paid at your door. Used EXPO LIVE/IN eldetcare pro­ IF YOU need a housedeaner ext. painting. Power Washing. BLOW OUT SALE cars or mini-vans wanted. vider req'd lor elderly gentle­ with good references and own A CONTENTS SALE Quality work. Reasonable Clean or abused, any year, any man in his home. Brookdale ttahsp., call Neia a< 491-0563. 103 Central Ave (off Bloomfetld Ave., Weet Caid- ONE PAY ONLY HANDLE prices. Over 20 years exp.- je Best prices paid. Call area. Hskpg. lue cooking. Indry. Saturday, June 4 th, 1994,10am-2pm. Ridt first 857-1195, anytime. WITH CARE personal car#. Excel, refs, EXECUTIVE BABIES: Birth.® 1 DAY ONLY FRIDAY 10am-7pm Picture frarm manufacturer says "everything must eighteen months, toddlers IB I f k JO N E K LU N D req'd. Please respond in writing Beautiful old carved oak dining room set, 2 fine go"! Drastic reductions on ready made frames - mos.- 3 yrs. Call 201-743-3531- 93 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, & salary reqmts: P.O. Box bedroom sets, sofa, chairs, tables, lamps, sofa bed, 100's to choose from. (Last Sat sale 'til Sept) used, 4 cyl., auto., air, power BETSY DAUS (/ restorations 12l2,.BIoomfield. NJ 07003 desk, files, clothing, records, garage, basement & Custom framing available. Discount custom framing s, steering, windows & INFANTCARE: Your child's kitchen items & much miscellaneous. No checks, available. Cash only. 201*744-9260 •Stripping & refinishing - happiness is our pnme con­ locks. Moon roof, rear delrst., interior woodwork - kitchen EXPO., responsible, energetic FRAME FACTORY OUTLET me, cruise, tilt. 12.B64 r.annyrhr*i«i<*eeper (or 2 girls cern. Caring 4 energetic pro­ 65 Wabhan Avenue PET SITTING cabinets • Painting - inte- vider win shower your child LILLIAN SMITH 226-0868 , balance ol factory war­ 3 4 7 in West Orange. Good (Off Hazel SL). CLIFTON, 201-772-0028 r & exterior • Light w/love. State 4 CPR cert. Call ranty. $16,495, exdudes tax DOG TRAINING dr.ver/non smoker/exc. refs, and MV fees. VIN*PU233381. repair* & plastering f&vs in. 5 days prel Fun lamily. 201-5089534 HOUSE SALE MISCELLANEOUS BTURE The Brunner Collection, 20t- I Lead paint removal Call ok before 5pm. 718248 857-7711. Serving the Montclair area 654? if no answer. Iv. msg. ' KID GLOVES NANNIES 31 FAIRFIELD ST MONTCLAIR FOR SALE •FOR SALE since 1982. 746-7483 (Watchung to N Fullerton to Fairfield) BARTER BOX Consignment WATERBEDS: Brand new top 198$ MAZDA RX7 GS, black, Bonded Housekeepers needed We have top notch nannies for Fri. 9:00-4pm , Sat. 10-4pm Shpp.Tues-Sat.t85.We accept quality replacement products at auto: trans OO, A/C, AIWFM L&S LANDSCAPING immediate placement, yearly 4 Mot1 estab. cleaning service, dolhing, hshld goods, etc. 102 Factory direct ‘ prices. Mat­ cass., new tires, perfect cond. ADOPT-A-QAT 'A "Keeper" COMPLETE SERVICES pffisi.own car No exp. nec. summer, at affordable prides. LR, DR. BR Furniture including king size & twin Walnut St. Montdair.744-9698. tresses $2495, heaters $3,850. 201-7483916. Orange/wht neutered male. 2 Design -Maintenance 568 S. Livingston Ave„ Living­ Cal: bet. 9am-ipm. 7481095. beds. Wrought iron porch fum, wicker, card table, $24.95, vinyl bumpers $24.95. yrs., sweet, laid back per­ Clean Up$ -Plants ston, 201-7489111. desks, chests, tables, lamps, rugs, MW sewing COMMUNITY CHURCH Thrill Futons, furniture 4 more. 1981 VOLKSWAGON Jetta: sonality. “Fire" blk/wht 5 mo. Mulch -Stone 'tfElPEfl needed tor hand­ stand, records, Mah. server, paintings signed Harry Shop, 65 Bowden Rd. (ent. (80O)-9081124. Standard shift.- Asking $800. male, playful. At PAWS, 95 Top Soil/Seed Sod llOOKING tor PT or FT job as icapped woman M-F, 11-3. Fenn & other listed American artists. Signed sculp­ Sherman Ave), Cedar Grove. Call anytime 5082201. Walnut St. Montclair. Open 7 RR Ttes -Snow Removal companion lor elderly person $25awk. belpte tax, Call 258 tures, bird prints, fiesta, Lionel trains, Fostonia, Every Thurs, 184 pm. 857-2762 COMPUTERS days, 12-4. Call 746-5212. Excellent References Available days Or eves. Exc. refs. 372- •859 Belle, pottery, Steuben, good books, fplc equip., sil- 1988 ACURA INTEGRA LS. 2 Free Estimates Fully Insured 2853 or 372-1084 aft. 6pm. verplate, kit. ware, good collectibles. COMBI-LEGEND Carriage/- COMPUTERS: USED IBM door hatchback, 69k miles, ADOPT-A-DOG "Buster terr/- Special Bonus - Call nowl LIVE IN childcare/nanny lor MARY WOOD stoller. Only used 4 months. PC's, complt. w/warranty. Key­ sunroof, with snow tires. husky/shep mix, bik/gry. 8 mo. 201-325-1449 Y ii/2 yr old 4 newborn twins in MAID-A-DAY Excel, cond. Orig. $285. Asking board, monitor, etc. $500-$800. $6900.201-4289842. male, loves everybody. ntJp., Mtc Exp 4 re's req Exc 201-783-2942 Printers. 7887700 10am-10pm "Mariposa" 5mo. female blk/- ESTABLISHED CLEAN­ $195. Call Karin 201-783-4473. S fc y MARCKETTA compensation. Call 783-4585. 1980 MERCEDES 450 SEL V8 wht lab mix, great dog. See ING SERVICE: Office, HUGE multi-family garage HARTWYCK pilotless gas con­ COMPUTER DOCTOR: I make sedan, f owner. $7500 or best these and many other dogs at PAINTING Home & Condo Specialists. sale. Maple dining set, dres­ VAlE-FEMALE warned to care ipen tinuous dean stove. $50. 783- house calls. Home or Busi­ offer. 7487377. PAWS. 95 Walnut St. Mont­ &oEMJ®old bpy Live in/out Responsible & Reliable. Hills, Sat only, 10-3. (White sers, misc. hsehold goods, Ig. ness. Training, set-up, advice. clair. Open 7 days, 12-4. Call h FULLY INSURED. 7381.- jM k time Exp prefd Avail Oak Ridge Rd to Browning selec. of toys 4 children's CaKJor appt. 201912-8219. 1988 JAGUAR XJ 12, excellent 746-5212. ... Interior & clothes. 83 & 85 Inwood Ave., 6/17 783-2897 Upp. Monldair 661-1111 to Spenser.) Country MARY KAY COSMETICS 4 condition, 55,000 miles. Asking Up. Mtc.! June 4th. Starts at Exterior Call for interview French armoire & hutch, skincare. For a complimentary IBM compatibles, $295. We $14,000. Call 201-857-1433. AKC REGISTERED 3-1/2 mo. to. Earlybirds will be BBQuedl MATURE college student over stuffed sofa, Dhurries or to place an order buy 4 repair computers, old female chocolate Cocker ’MAN In wheelchair seeking as­ rugs, kit set, desks, wing printers, monitors, drives 4 Spaniel. Up to date on all avail, for housedeaning in HUGE HOUSE SALE please can 201-5088069. 1986 VOLVO 240 DL wagon: 5 sistant to - work PT flexible back chair, plus more. boards. (908) 464-7496- Montclair. Exp'd., reliable, effi­ 14 QUAKER ROAD speed, 9f,000mi. Orig. owner, shots. $600. Contact Marty t raSj&s Some weekends Must cient. Refs, upon request. (off Hartshorn Drive) MIRRORS (15), brand new. 48 FURNITURE $3,300 or BO. Call 857-2237. 201-3380163. KES, books, games', furniture Pggpjjj l 325-61V Please call 6881106 anytime. Short Hills 100 x 1/4". Easy to cut. Free incl Windsor chairs 4 ootfee REFftfiSHfNG Furniture, antiques, delivery. $89 each. 1-808647- 1989 NISSAN SENTRA. 2 ABSOLUTELY beautiful male MOTHERS Helper Resp hel- table, toys, raise. 662 Grove St. A Family Business NANNY/Housekeeper/ Home housewares, rugs & misc. 7679. ANTIQUE OR NOT door, 62,000 miles. PS/PB Call Burmese, 2 yrs. old, altered 4 j « f a take care pi 6yr old 5. Health Aide avail. Fri. Our live- Up MIC. Sal. June 4,9am-3pm. Pam after 7pm. 5082656 declawed. Great w/children 4 for over 50 years. Fri & Sat., 10am-4pm. Local couple will prof'ly re­ Only the Finest Materials daysiwk 12-6pm from 6/27- nanny is a resp., warm, lov­ MR. SANDMAN Formica bunk store your once beautiful wonderful. with all other BLOCK SALE: Duryea Rd.(Ofl Fully Ins'd. Free Estimate gffiSggtomusL 376-1289 ing person. If you need PT help HUGE MOVING SALE bed set w/chest ot drawers, furniture into treasured MERCEDES 190E. animals. Needs loving home. this summer call 7382838. Lorraine bet. Park 4 Valley), etc.- $75. 6 ft. high wrought White, grey int„ anti-lock Call 6881611. Up. Mtc. Saturday, 9:384. Saturday, June 4th MASON: Steps, patios, plaster­ Must dnv® 10:00am-4:00pm iron parrot cage, fish tank, brakes, airbag, loaded, mint Multi-family. Adult & children's HOMELESS KITTENS- Heal­ ing, etc. Reasonable. Free VS. exp'd tor 10 mo 4 2 1 ii 56 Brookslde Terrace lounge chairs, Anderson sliding caning, t corld. Only 27,000 miles. yr old. Refs needed. English POLISH POWER books, toys 4 clothes. Re­ thy, vet checked, 1st shot, de- estimates. Please call John, Verona, NJ glass d^ors. 201-744-3367. $20,500. 227-7853. •speaking 37849341m CLEANING cords, bikes, software, Xerox 201-509-1012 wormed. Responsible homes 2387310. machine, A/C's, torn., snow required. Adopt at Montclair Baby and children's clothing, OFFICE SET-UP PACKAGE 1991 JEEP Cherokee: Red/- NANNY for newborn boy SERVICES blower, ladders, crib, baby car­ FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN - Animal Hospital, 744-1942. MASTROLIA Wurlitzer upright piano, toys, Desk, extension, computer grey int. 6 cyl, 4WD, PS/PB '■ wanted-ir^Bt Hillsj Mon thru tring Cleaning. Pvt.'res- riage, rugs, mink coat, jewelry, Refinish, Repair, Restoration. doll houses, china, glassware, cart, laneral files, shredder, A/C, 5sp, 4dr. Only 38,000mi CONSTRUCTION ^^^»*30-7pm Own trans snces, Commercial. Real stereo, _bric-a-brac.Beer can Upholstering, Cane, Rush, etc. LOVELY grey dwarf rabbit jewelry, tools, linens and misc. accessories. 1 year old, $10,225 or near offer. 508 |jg |6 re f5 201-564-6063 Prof'l. work. Free estimate, collection. Call Steve Izzo. 226-5737. needs a good home. Free, Decks, cleaning service. household items. good condition. Accepting 1452. Old, grey decks no more. Call Barbara 201-998-6299 cage Included. Call 7488025. package bids. Call 744-7551. ANTIQUES Cleaned & weatherproofed. .NAflN^wqnted:’Happy family, BLOOMFIELD - 37 Glenfield 986 SUBARU GL Wagon: 4 POLISH WOMAN looking for JUNE 4 4 5.4 FAMILIES. Fur­ Decks, stockade fences take care of 2 year old Mon - Rd. (off Watchung) Antiques WD. .All power. 96,000mi. SUMMIT ANIMAL LEAGUE - housecleaning position. Ex­ niture 4 household goods. TRUCK LOADS of kitchen EUROPEAN Craftsman will and railroad tie walls. Free Fri. No weekends Use of car. and collectibles. Fri 4 Sat. 85. Great cond! ’ $2(200 ~ 'or has kitten/cats ready tor good cellent references and own Raindate: June 11 4 12. 55 cabinets .Quaker Maid Custom, repair your antique furniture. estimate. 759-88S4.----- S§31 -ms -$225 -275. 783-5609. BO.(D)744-0800/(E)746-9122 homes. Please consider adop­ transportation. 908-862-0289. Woodland Ave. Verona. Bath vanities, marble tops. Gas Quality 4 satisfaction guaran­ CEDAR GROVE: 24 Clover Ct. ranges. Disc, prices. Install, op­ teed. Also, we replace veneer, tion. Call 908464-1203. PAINTING iH t lE 9 JOB-Energelic stu­ Fri. 4 Sat., 6/3 4 6/4. Washer * LIVINGSTON: 35 Hillside Ter­ tional. Paterson Stove 4 Kitch- inlaid work 4 grold leafing 4 BRONZE 1984- Mazda 626. dent': with car needed to play PORTUGUESE LADY w/exp. Dryer, carpeting-new, sm. BUSINESS CARDS INT./EXT race. Sat 4 Sun., l0-4pm, Center 684-3400. reupholstery. Call Simon Ross Reliable, perl, for college or h.s B p our.4 4 9 -yr. olds.. M-F, 4 car looking for houseclean- appls. No early birds. 84pm student. 35 mpg. Minor lender to suite your schedules ng. Excel, rets. Call 201-926- Furn, hshld, dolhes 4 more. ®,Call-857-7046, Iv. msg. TUPPERWARE damage. $1150.783-3820. D&F Days/Nights/Weekends 5142 after 6pm. DRIVEWAY SALE, 6 Longview Cash only. HOME DECORATINQ Reasonable Rates Road, Cedar Grove, June 4th GORGEOUS cherry red 1991 WINDOW Summer is almost here & ELAINE GOLT GONGORA'S Call Mike 235-0522 PREP SCHOOL Girt available 4 5th, 10am-4pm. Rain date: MILLBURN: Huge sale: 100's Acura Legend coupe w/tan Ithr. CLEANING for babysitting. Energetic, ac­ ol beauty products (all types) you need Tupperware! For very special talent June 11th 4 12th. our new Summer catalogue int. Rr spoiler. 16,000 mi. Pert, i CERTIFIED Early Childhuod tive and loves Children. Kathy Hshld items, dthg„ etc. Sat. is to make your space corid. Owner transl. out of U.S. PAINTER teacher to work in September, 201-783-7657. 183pm.. No early birds please. featuring our latest prod­ work better for you. Interior/Exterior Decorating EMPIRE CONSIGNMENT. ucts & colors please call Must sell. $23,500.761-5438. 5 mornings a week in pleasant Antiques, collectibles, jewelry, 795 Ridgewood Rd. She’s one phone caff Excellent quality work A4B RUBBISH REMOVAL surroundings. Send resume to:: RETIRED nurse/grandma will torn., etc. Consignments taken , 744-4929. Reas, rates, Senior Citizen 5080469 HYUNDAI 1987: 58,000mi, Metal, wood. Residential- paint Nursery School, Box G. Short babysit children, ages 18mo.-, daily. Great source for buying MILLBURN, 42 Linden St.foff A/C, elec., sunroof. Good con­ discount. Fully insured. Wyoming). Sun., 6/5, 85. Multi EDUCATIONAL cans, unwanted items, etc. Call toddler in her home. Mtc. area. and sellinglll 128 So. Orange UNPAINTED Wooden rail dition, Orig. owner. Call Scott Call 201-751-3770 7489461. Many refs. lamily. Carriage, baby items, 201-743-1872,7 days a week. Ave., So. Orange. 378-2488. fence. 8 teet sections. 29 sec­ FRENCH TUTOR. Bi-lingual 2387085, evenings. torn., Avon, hshld, VCR, etc. tions available. $25 per sec­ SUMMER DAY CARE at my American college student with AA Lawn cutting services. PRIORITY ESTATE SALE: Furniture and tion. Lv. msg. 744-6450. A WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR PARCEL SERVICE home M-F. Planned activities MOVING SALE- Sat. June 4, extensive French language Weekly, bi-weekly, one time SENIOR CITIZEN, ex profes­ antiques, hshld Items. 128 BY PHONE. We buy American (We are in shipping) daily. Reas, rates and hours. I0am-4pm. Maytag washer, studies inc. residency in cuts 4 vacation cuts. Call Rich, *1 sional driver to drive your car Christopher St, Montclair. Sat MISCELLANEOUS 4 foreign cars and trucks any guaranteed pick-up & Call 783-1123. Ask lor Sally. )0-5, Sun 183pht. dryer, refrig., Schumacher schooling in France 4 Switzer­ 201-857-1195. t« inspection 4 various driving 4 WANTED land will tutor kids 4 adults. make or model. Highest prices delivery service from M s .C d liA £ 908-354-7548. living 4 dining room drapes, paid. No hassle, no toss. If you your home or business. UTAH NANNY REGISTRY has ETHAN Allen DR set, apt. size furniture & lamps, electronic ALL. LIONEL. IVES. AMER­ Able to come |o your home. BIG ,P'S RUBBISH Removal 4 ICAN Flyer 4 other trains. Col­ Call Shea, 744-3262. can't come to us, we'll come to Hauling. House, garage, attic 4 Save big money >LOYMENT WANTED several screened, qualified, combo washer/dryer; 4 drawer eqpm't. 4 much more. 33 you. Free price quote. It's the lector pays top cash prices. 1- basement. Reas, rates, pall shipping through PPS. DOMESTIC loving Nanny's avail, immed. tiling cab.; wooden desk w/6 Greenview Way, Up. Montclair. safe, smart, easy way to sell 800-464-4671,201-63 82058. HOST FAMILIES NEEOEDI 675-5754. Next day letters as low as Call 1-808326-2669. drawers; 19“ color TV; kit, your car. Call Randy 6685746. TiCULOUS 4 Compulsive MOVING sale. Lots of hshld June 28-July 26. Teenagers $8.50. Same day pick-up & table. 993 Broad St., Bloom­ delivery. And much more! er :. VW‘ get your house VERY Exp'd nanny. Exc. refs. items-lurn., A/C, bunk bed 4 BUYING antique' furniture, tram Spain. Please call Bonnie ALL TYPES OF HOME field. Sal. 4 Sun. 10-6.- 338 f HASSLE FREE SELLINGI Our customers are 4 span clean. Excellent N/S. Seeks FT position. Prel. video games, mattresses, etc. Oriental rugs, paintings, single at 201-7482582. REPAIRS and remodeling. 4879. Top dollar paid. High miles OK. >ritv. races .Cali 201-239-8624. live-in. Short ’ Hills/ Millburn 3 Wilfred St., Montclair. Fri., item to entire estate. Call 795- Any condition. For tree quotes Painting, sheet rocking, car­ . call i area Cal) 467-3055. FROM HOUSE 4 WORK­ 183pm; Sat. 4 Sun. 10-5pm. 2463 and leave message. TENNIS LESSONS - private 783-4880. Montclair Auto Sales pentry, etc. Water damage CLEANING,..5 years lesson for children 4 adults of specialist. Larry 783-4216. 201-748-6012 SHOP: Anniversary dock; or 1-800-678-6742. .^xpepspee References avail­ YOUNG Portuguese woman misc, torn,; Norman Rockwell MTC.: 9 Carey Ct. June 4, 18 GOOD BOOKS all ages. Call Tracey, 201-857- 1984 AUDI. 4 door sedan, able-Call 201-773-6244'.' available, for housecleaning 4pm. Motorcycle, fum, clothes, 1610. ALL KINDS OF Mason work A representative will be mugs; table 4 floor lamps; auto, pb, ps, pi, pw, front wheel glad to assist you. . services. Own transp. Good mod. steins 4 mugs; kit. 4 books, bric-a-brac, and many BOUGHT & SOLD drive, sunroof. Very good cond. steps, sidewalks, patios, foun­ ANITA'S POLISH POWER refs. Call 2381146. household; hand tools (like misc items. High prices paid. Prompt TUTORING $1,800. or b.o. 7839732. dations, brickwork, basement removal. Browsers wel­ waterproofing 4 ceramic til Professional Legal HIGH QUALITY new); coal stove; collector's ALL SUBJECTS Assistant Services MULTI Family Antiques to Zip- come, free parking. We Call Gabriele 201-450-5299. CLEANING SERVICE GARAGE SALE buckles, pins, other; HO gauge K/COLLEGE 1987 NISSAN 200 SX. 5 spd. Attention; All businesses and pers-ireadle/con. sew. machs., make house calls. RR equip.; elec, supplies; ESL SAT PREP A/C, sunrool. 90,000 ml individuals. We offer a quality HOUSE SALE baby Items, dol| hse., dothes, THE CHATHAM BOOKSELLER | | 1| | S cleaning, apts, #1 bicydes 4 parts; some INSTRUCTION IN $3500.509-1898. prof'l. typing service: free pick­ 23 MAPLE TERR., VERONA torn., kit. items, snowblwr. 136 8 Green Village Rd. hquses, condos & offices, glassware 4 dishes, etc.; Jeep YOUR OWN HOME up 4 delivery from your busi­ Sat./Sun. June 4/5,9am-4pm Linden Ave. Verona, 6-3/4,84. Madison Exc Work Refs Cali plow 4 car parts; 1969 Bar­ Call: ELLEN ness or home; same day ser­ Sofa, tables, desks, chairs, 822-1361 201-798-8691 racuda; 1981 Mustang; 1972 201-467-0274 vice, Your satisfaction is guar­ carpets, computer,, refrig., MULTI-FAMILY Sale: Sal. 6/4, aide/companion to Winnabago. Sat.,' 9-4. 2 MILITARY ITEMS- American, LAWN TRACTOR. Snapper anteed. For all your typing washer, dryer, microwave, Freeman St., Roseland (off 184pm. Raindate 6/5) Fum., TUTORING LT-16 twin cylinder, 16hp, in- karert® Stck-cf! elderly Will live lawnmower and lots more. German, Japanese- WW 1, II 4 needs, call now, 201-7486012 Eagle Rock Ave., just east of appls., rugs, toys, many baby ALL LEVELS dustrial/commercial with True «f 1-800-6786742. in. Exp, & re1s-_avail; Own Everything must go!. Civil War. Daggers, swords, No Job center). hems 4-much more. 810 Fern bayonets, guns, etc. Unit trop­ MANDARIN CHINESE Temper 17 cu. It. trailer. Call ^^^^KNi572-677g. wood,Place, Up. Mtc. EXP'D INSTRUCTOR Too Small BEACH Rd. Verona. Sal. 9- hies, antique bamboo fly rods/- Serving RETIRED CARPENTER Gar. GARAGE/MOVING SALE: 6/3 CALL 201-661-3731 E^ffiTIFfEO Day Care provider 4pm. Rain: Sun. Brass daybed, reels. Appraisals. 783-6145. Millbum/Short Hills Area, drs, brick pointing, windows, & 4. 82pm. Many items low PAWS Yard Sale, Sat. 10-4 at ftANOS FOR SALE ^Sfcve'lBflicare for your Child exer. bike, dollhouse, lawn AUTOS chains, plastering, stairs, por­ prices, bookcases, toys, flags comer Glenwood 4 Valley Rds, CALL 783-7768, A. Campbell. Sj]pi|er Montclair borne. mower, bikes, baskets, crafts. WANTED-VCR's, also TV's FOR SALE STEINWAY L. #P1841. Ebony. ches, repairs, glass trim. Mike 4 much more. No early birds. Up. Mtc. Hshld items, plants, Portables, color, any condition Will do it for you- all types ol CELICA ST, auto., A/C. PS. Very good condition. Orig. Serafin, 744-5880,239-7572. 89 Whitney Rd. Short Hills. pictures, furn., dog treats, plusl Will pay cash to $25. Murphy carpentry work, masonry work, 125 COOPER AVE Upp. Mtc. Rain date 6/ffth. All proceeds PB, AM/FM cass., power sun­ owner. $11,000. For details call 743-0380 anytime. painting, wallpaper hanging. ROOFING- New roofs 4 repair .Lady Babysitting, $at, 10-2pm. Exc.qiial. wicker, benefit PAWS Animal Shelter roof, 63,000 mi. Red, perfect 201-467-0011. Free est. Move debrl and more. takmii ;/;ard' lw*iy.- days baby torn, tables, toys, books, GARAGE SALE June 3rd 4 work. Free est. Fully insured. 4th, 82. Toys, clothes 4 cond. $5,900.201-7483916. Mfjik Refg'ences, Call anytime excer. equip. No early birds WANTED- ELECTRIC TRAINS CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED: We do it all for less. 800-731-. household items. 64 Whitney REALLY MOVING THIS TIME- 4 EQUIPMENT, any condition. New and repair work. No job 0705IJM Construction. Rd., Short Hills. lots of stufl, cheap! 9am-4pm, 91 AUDI too, used PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRS: Call day or night, 201-228 Auto.trans., 5 cyl, power too small. Jim Britton, 578 KEARNY Sat. 4 Sun. June 4 4 5, 28 6317 or 994-9422. Also available lor piano playing SIDING: Vinyl, aluminum. Gut­ SPRING CLEANING GARAGE SALE- June 4th, Cambridge Rd., Glen Ridge brakes, steering, windows 4 at house parties. Damien Del 6373. 38 CLINTON AVE. locks. Cruise, air, rear delrst ters leaders. We do n all for' t OUR SPECIALTY f0am-4pm, 32 Summit Ave., WANTED TO BUY: ALL Russo. 403-1558 or 857-0083. less. Free est. Experienced. (off Belleville Tpke) SAT. 4 SUN., June 4 4 5, cassette, sunroof. 3 mon COLONY RUBBISH Removal Windows, Tile Re grouting Cedar Grove. Furniture, toys, SPORTS CARDS 4 MEMOIR- Call 1-800-731-0705 Fri,-Sat June 3-4,10am-4pm 8:30am-2pm. f 2 S. Brookwood 3,000 mile warianty. 44,218 We do big jobs, little jobs, me­ Old Fashioned Cleaning. glassware, appliances, misc. BIUA. All older cards, pro­ Chickering Baby Grand Dr., Mtc (off Harrison Ave.) miles. $13,995 selling price, dium jobs lor reas. rates. Any­ Commercial/Home grams, autographs (sports 4 a piano. Buffet, mahogany Household items, yard items, excludes tax 4 MV fees. VIN# time, anywhere. Call 201-669- SPIFFY One time or weekly. GARAGE SALE/dothes sale. non-sports), yearbooks, pins, DRUM LESSONS. All styles. end tables, tea wagon, furn,, tennis rackets, skis, MN003951. The Brunner Col 8493. CLEANING Friday appts. avail. June 4 4 5, 85.15 Dodd Ter­ Beginner to advanced. Rock to piecrust table, wing chair, statues, rings, trophies, ad- lection, 201-857-7711. *One time or ongoing 890-5791. race, Verona. books, small retrig., etc. jazz. Great w/kids. 1st lesson glass table & chairs, BR vertsing/display signs, game DAVID C.BOYNTON. Painting •We clean everything used equip., game worn 1/2 off. J.Goldberger, 751-2342 Contractor. Int./Ext., Wallpaper CONTINENTAL sets including maple. GARAGE SALE-Multi-family; SAT. 6/4, 9-4 4 Sun 6/5 812. '91 BUICK PARK AVE Ultra. (Even windows) Sewing machine, book­ uniform. WILL PAY CASH 201- Used. 6 cyl., auto, trans., air Hanging. 25 years exp. Cald- mahogany torn., children's 12 The Crescent, Short Hills. GUITARI From rock to classi­ IMPROVEMENTS DOMESTICS case, recliner, mink coat. Televisions, desk, 4 poster bed 7489697. cond., power brakes, steering well/Montclair area, 7484457. clothes, toys 4 much more. cal and everything In between, aGeneral repairs, inc. NANNIES . All priced to go! iws, seats 4 locks Sat., 6/4, 8:30am-3:30pm. 128 4 chairs, bookcases, etc. learn guitar Irom R. Damien plaster & spackling. HOUSEKEEPERS No Checks-See You There! WANTED: Virginia Slims UPC Leather seats, cruise! rear DAVID'S HOME Franklin St., Verona (bet. labels. Please call Nancy 201- Fusco. B.A Music. 7384289. •Painting & paint removal COMPANIONS/ HARRIET GREENHOLTZ SHORT HILLS: 1 Hilltop Rd, defrost., cassette, tilt. 18,240 IMPROVEMENT Reasonable Rates HOME HEALTH AIDES TAG SALE UNLIMITED Grove Ave. 4 Fairview Ave). 2384411. (corner ol Old Short Hills Rd.) miles. 3 monJ3,000 warranty Free estimates- Low Call 201-746-7483 Days 201-857-8538 PIANO LESSONS: Your home. Sat. 83pm. Victrola, book­ $16,995, exdudes tax & MV Prices. Interior & Exterior Eves 201-509 7806 ' 2 INNESS Place. Glen Ridge. GIANT FLEA MARKET: Rand WANTED: 1930's-40's old- Noted teacher/muslcian, MA. School. Chestnut & N. Ful­ cases, king sz comforter set, lees. VIN* M1660321. The Painting, Wallpapering, SUPERIOR Seal Coating’ 6 571 Bloomfield Aye .Verona Suri!, June 5th, 182. No early style ped. table. Seats B. Buf- Brunner Collection, 201-857- Carnegie recitals. Begin-adv'd. lerton Ave., Montdair. Sat., dryer, designer clths 4 goodies Sheet Rook, Paneling & Driveway Maintenance will pro­ birds. Moving-mens suits, pic- , china cab. 4 chairs in ex­ Michael Palmieri, 2285348. ’ June 4, 12-3pm. (Raindate 7711. tect, seal 4 beautify your drive­ WOMAN tore frames, kit. appls., glsswr cel. cond. 6689550 alt. 5pm. June 11) Sponsored by Rand SOME Furn., Kit. items, port­ ng. 7/ way tnd, full surface sealer, s'gekf housecleaning position PLUS 1991 red jeep Cherokee, able D/W, some tools 4 misc. ■92 BUICK CENTURY limited PIANO LESSONS- . Basic PTA, CONSIGNMENT theory; college student study­ 800-281-9438.J-281-! pot hole, crack filling 4 ol stain Have references 4 own transp. Immac. oond. Low. low mi. Sat., June 4, ONLY 183. 11 Estate Wagon. Used. Auto., 6 removal. Free est. 228-6194. 908-273-2624, leave message. cyl., air, roof rack, cruise. ing music will teach beginners. GIGANTIC 4 FAMILY SALE: Norwood Rd., Millburn. CONSIGNMENT ..BOUTIQUE: 224 ROSELAND Ave„ Essex Power brakes,steering, Call Goli, 3289093. FINE INT. 6/4'. 83pm. 526 4 538 Park St. New/almost new better clothes. SUPERMAN: House/Apt. EXPO. WOMAN looking for Fells. Fri. June 3 4 Sat. June 4, UP.MTC.,93 Watchung Ave, Now accepting Spring/Summer windows, seats 4 locks. Rear & Clean. Odd’jobs, painting, yard housecleaning oosirion. Montdair. Henredon king size PIANO LESSONS: Learn from , 9-3pm. No early birds. Toys, bed frame, DeWalt Radial saw, Sat.4 Sun.,June 4 4 5. 9am- merchandise. Once Again, 40 del., cassette, tilt wheel. 3rd work, chauflg, etc. Local grad References avail. Own trans. seat. White w/maroon oust. In­ a recent Juilliard grad. (BM 4 EXT. PAINTING clothing, hsehold items, collec­ sofa, chairs, Pergeo stroller, 3pm. Vinyl records, arts sup­ Valley Cal) Bill, the Contenls ot hOUse- fum., chil­ St.. Mtc. or can 744-8465, , set: Table, 3 leaves, 2 arm HUSBAND TOO BUSY? I will Handyman at 201-239-2892. DAILY DOG WALKMQ HIGHLY reliable woman seeks drens items, etc. n w i B i i chairs & 4 side chairs, break do all jobs at your house. Re­ HOUSE SALE; We are moving. front server & bullet. 2281392, WINDOW WASHING 4 gutter housework 4 babysitting, 6 FT. exec, office desk & chair place med. cabs., wind, sash TOYS, wooden play structure, •93 DODGE STEALTH RT.. cleaning. Free estimates. Call M.T.W.TH 4 wknds. Exc. refs. 61 MQRNINGSIDE Rd., with 56" extension. 7 drawers 4 wghts., wood porches. Repair bikes, dishes, hshld, some used. White pearl. 29,870 Don 908738-0317. Call Gloria 6783311, eves. Verona. Sat., 6/4,10am-4pm 4 1 file drawer. Light wood, 3 yrs. MQVING SALE- make offer. sticky - doors, leaky faucets Sun., 8/5, l(Jam-3pm. Rain or torn., console TV, A/C. 130 miles. 6 cyl, air, cruise, tinted etc., etc. BW, the Handyman Gordonhurst Ave., Up. Mtc. old. Mnt cond. 8987748. Kit. table/6 Windsor chairs, dk HOUSECLEANING. skilled shine. Great Items 4 buys. wood; 8 formal DR chairs, wal­ glass, rear defrost,, cassette. WOOD DOCTOR. Will build or Sat. 8/4.83; - gardening, handywork. 2 gents nut; 2 Weiman glass top 4 Moon root. Power brakes, repair tables., drawers, 8 HORSE SNAPPER Rider steering, windows, seats 4 JACK OF ALL TRADES cabinets,. chairs, shelving, from Clifton (by way of Poland). 9 FRANCIS PI., Montclair (next mower lor sale. All attach­ brass coffee 4 sola tables: to Consumers pkg. lot)’ 84, HOUSE/ESTATE SALE locks. Balance of 7yr, 70,000 ODD JOBS closet Inter., door trimming, Call Eric or Star 47 Warner Ave., Springfield ments. $650 or BO. mahogany Queen Anne coffee eves/weekends. 3484780. 6/4 4 6/5. Freezer, leaded table. 201-2384596. mile waranty. $22,995, ex­ Painting, carpentry, roof locks, mall Slots. Handy man June 3 4 4,185 (off Morris) cludes tax 4 MV fees. VIN* repairs. Attics, cellars,, jobs. Free est. 201-731-7584. windows, 27" Sony TV, set of AIR CONDITIONER: Climatrol Whan only tha vary baa chairs, pottery, clothing- sz. 10, Bedroom, dining, living room PY024846. The Brunner Col­ yards, gutters cleaned. Air' HOUSE CLEANING SER­ pcs., chairs, etc. Appls.. power high efficiency 11,000 BTU, SOFA (79") 6 matching love wiH do... VICES. House, Offices. Have 12 and plus sizes, hshld. items. lection, 201-857-7711. bond’s. Driveway seak WORD PROCESSING SRVS. tools, dothes, housewares 4 EER, 120 volts. Excel, ccnd. seat (62-1/21. 1 yr. , old. Mtc., Verona, Cedar Grove Proposals, Documents, Re­ good refs, own trans. Eng. Scotchguarded, very comfort­ VERONICA CARRELL BEST GARAGE Sale: 122 more. No early birds. $150. Call 201-7880387. areas only. sumes, Invitations, Announce­ spkng. Marla, 201-824-6363. able, like new. $675,744-1422. Beverley Rd. Up. Mtc. Sat. 6/4. ANTIQUE VICTROLAS- Sold- 1889 TOYOTA Camry DLX. 4 Tree trimming. ments and more. Call June, HUGE Garage Sale - June 4 & dr.. 5 spd. AC, AM/FM cass. HOUSECLEANINQ- Weekly, 184. No earty birds. Children's Repaired- Bought . We also , 201-748-6770 Call A l-661-3252. (201)744-0886. turn, apple, clothing, etc. 5 .184pm., 23 Haller Dr„ Ced. ction of okf * TWIN size captain's bed 47,500 miles. Needs some bi-weekly or one shot deals. have a large sale body work. $4900. Call Audra Grove. Movlng-evetything must records $ cylindersrs taKW i. ess and bookcase. 857- Recycle this Reliable 4 trustworthy service, go-clothes, kit, items, spreads. 744-5410 bet. 84pm. Fax 201-746-8131 '-Call 201-2385278. I Recycle Mile newepaperll l 201.7480728. 3349. Page 17 June 2. 1994 HE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills PUBUC NOTICE HEALTH AN D. BUBUCNdtiee PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P U B U C N O TICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NONCE WBUetfOTICE EALTH SERVICES SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-147 SUPER OR (CHAN) I-195 t ot 10% of th* bid f SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-176 Receipt No. 21537-DLG SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-132 sale a the sum of ONE HUNDRED PIA, formerly with Georgette Date: May 16.1994 SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE Minger's massage staff on SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SUPERDR COURT OF NEW JER­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SIXTY THOUSAND FIVE HUN­ ORDER TO UMIT CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ amount el th* DRED THIRTY THREE OOLLARS Madison Ave. A 51st St., is Dated: May 19,1994 SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO F- SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- SEX COUNTY: DOCKET NO F- AND EIGHTY SIX CENTS, now aval, to take on. a few reg­ SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO F- SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- b th* sum of ONE HUNDRED ($160.533 66), together with the ular clients, home visits. 372- 127342. FIRST FIDELITY BANK. 7788-92. CHEMICAL MORTGAGE 11313-92. FIRST TRUST -NATION­ CONSTELLATION 11713-93 FEDERAL HOME LOAN AL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE BANK. N.A l/k/a THE NATIONAL TWENTY THOUSAND THREE MORTGAGE CORPORATION costs of this sale 0505. of MARIA VQCAB- N.A., NEW JERSEY. ETC. COMPANY, PLAINTIFF -ve- The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ RONDOO DE SOTO. Surrogate ol PLAINTIFF -VS- GEORGE MILLER. ANGELA STOKES, at ala, 1990-6, PLAINTIFF -vs- JEROME E. STATE CHANCERY DIVISION HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHT DOL­ PLAINTFF -VS- FELIX GRfiCK. the County of-Essex, tha da^mado SIMPSON AND PRISCILLA E BANK, PLAINTIFF -VS- DOMINICK LARS AND TWENTY FOUR A/K/A FELIX F GRECK AND journ the sale form time to time as ET ALS. DEFENDANTS. Execution DEFENDANTS Execution For Sale CENTS, ($120,328.24), together prodded by law For Sale at Mortgaged Premises. of Mortgaged Premises. 4 SIMPSON, HIS WIFE. ET ALS. BORZOMATI -AND JOAN BOR- ZORAIDA GRECK, hit wife, et ab,' m h m m i m DEFENDANTS Exeoution For Sale ZOMATI, HIS WIFE. ET ALS. with th* costs of this sale. DEFENDANTS Execution tor Sab of / Newark, N J May M 1994 designed. EXECUTOR ol said By virtue of the above stated writ ol By virtu* of tha above stated writ of ARMANDO B FONTOURA. Sheriff deceased, notice is hereby given to Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ Execution, to m* directed, I shall ax- of Mortgaged Premises. DEFENDANTS. Execution For Sab Tha Sheriff reserves th* right to ad­ Mortgaged Premises GREAT SCOTTI IT’S MAGICI By virtue Of the abode stated writ of of Mortgaged Pramieat journ th* sab from tim* to tim* aq, By virtu* of th* above stated writ of Frank J Martone, Attorney the oraditofs of said deceased to ex- pose for salt by Public Auction, in pose for tale by Public Auction, in Pub 5/26.6/2.9.16.1994 Fee $69 40 Comedy Magic at it's best. 1 to the SHERIFF'S OFFICE,! Essax County SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essex Coimty' Execution,to mo directed, I shad ex­ provided by law on. to me directed. I shall ex- Courts Building inNawark, on Tues­ Courts Building in Nawtrk, on Tues­ pose for sab by Public Auction, in Execution, to me deadad. I shat ex- Newark. NJ May 16.1994 > sab by Public Auction, m Featuring "Thurston" the magi­ by Public Auction m ARMANDO B, FONTOURA. Sheriff SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essax County PUBUC NOTICE cal macaw. Available for chil­ day, the 7th day of/JUNE 1994. at day, the 7th day of June 1994, at SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County ona-thirty P.M, (pfenning time) ona-thirty P M. (prevailing time) Courts Building in Newark, an Tues­ Jamas, Nardone & Burnside, Courts Building m Newark, on Tues­ dren's or adult parties. For info, this date, or they wilt .be forever day. the 6th day «f JUNE 1964, at ol JUNE. 1994 Attorneys day. th* 14th day ot JUNE 1994. at SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-218 The property to be sold is located in Tha property to be sold is located in SHERIFF'S SALE ' call SCOTT DRUKKER 201- barred from prosecuting or tocotror- the Township of South Orange Vil­ tha City ol East Orange, in the one-tyirtyP.M. (prevailing tme) (prevailing time) Pub:5/26 6/2,9,16.1994 Fe*:$68 00 one-thirty P M (Prevailing Time) 744-8332, anytime. The property to bo sold is located in THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS Th* property to be sold is located in SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ ing the same agaihst the subscriber lage in the County of Essex, anil tha County of Essex and Stale cl New SEY, CHANCERY DIVISDN. ES­ Joseph R. Purcell, Esq. State of New Jersey Jersey. the City of Orange in the County d COMMONLY KNOWN AS 9 ■■CITY OF NEWARK m the ' Courier. Kobert, Laufer, Puttol & Street Actress 46 Grove Plaoe. - Essex and the Stab el New Jersey.* DOMINICK COURT. CEDAR County ol Essex and State of Now SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- i THE FRIENDLY PURPLE DI­ Commonly known at: 358 Batch GROVE. ESSEX COUNTY. NEW 8572-93. FIRST FIDELITY BANK. NOSAUR. Children’s parties. Cohan. Esqs. Spring Road, Twp. ol S. Orange Vil­ East Orange. New Jersey Premises ere commonly known as 10 Park Place, Suite 201 322 Heywood Avenue, Orange, New JERSEY. OTHERWISE KNOWN AS tniy known as 41 ORATION NA ETC. PLAINTIFF -VS- CAl- Low rates. 15 mins, 1/2hr & 45 lage, South Orange, Nap Jersey Tax lot No 173 JACKSON. ET ALS. Mpmstown.NJ 07960 Tax Lot No. 26 in Block 1301 Dimensions: 147.61 last x 36 tael I LOT 26. BLOCK 312 ON THE TAX STREET. Newark. NJY)7164 mins performances. 673-3334. 146.21 test x 36 fast Tax Lot 2, Block 216 MAP OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Tax Lot No 14 in Block No 618 DEFENDANTS Execution'For Sale Dimensions of Lot: (approximately) SHERIFF (CHAN) 1-226 of Mortgaged Premises Andrew J. Corcoran, Jr too feet wide by120f*st long Nearest Cross Street: North Grove Dimensione of Lot: (Approximately) SHERIFF'S SALE Dimensions ot th* Lot are (approxi­ 325 Umington Road 7S test x 154.77 foot x 7512 foal x & mately) 100.00 feet wide by 100 00 above stated writ of FINANCIAL Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the Street COURT AND LAURA DRIVE. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Execution, to me directed. I shall ex­ Bed minster. NJ 07921 southerly side of Beech Spring A ful legal description can be found 159.071**! SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ fast long Executor Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the A Full Legal description can be Nearest Cross Street: Situated on sale by Pubic Auction in Road, 650 feet from the south­ in the Office of the Register of Essex found in the pffice of the Register of SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO F- SHERIFF S OFFICE,. Essex Count)) TOO many debts? Overdue Date: Juno 2.1994 Fed:$9 50 easterly side of Wyoming Avenue. County. southeasterly side of Heywood Ave­ 15275-92, NORSTAR MORTGAGE EASTERLY side ot ORATION bills? Combine debts into one A deposit of 10% of the bid pno* In nue 275 feet trom the southeasterly Essex County. COMPANY, ate, PLAINTIFF -VS- STREET, 25500 lest from th* Courts Building in:Newark, on W Subject to first mortgage held by GE A deposit of 10% of the bid pnoe in SOUTHERLY side of CHESTER- 21 si day of June 1994. at payment. Cut payments 30% to Capital Mortgage Seryicet, Inc. cash or certified tends is required at side at Berkeley Avenu*. PEARUNE HEAD, ET'/' ALS'- A ful legal description oan bo found cash or certified funds is required at PEFENDANTS. Execution For Sal* [avenue P M (prevaiinj) time) 50%. Reduce interest/late fees. (successor in interest to Travelers the time ot tala The property to be sold is located m Mortgage Services, Inc.) in the The approximate amount ot tha in the Office of the Register of Essex the time of sale. ol Mortgaged Premises lA Full Legal description can be $4000-5100,000. UCMI (Non Judgment to b* satisfied by said County. The approximate amount of the n the Office of the Register of Townshp of Maplewood. County original sum of $132,000.00. which Judgment to be satisfied by said By virtu* of the above stated writ of of Essex and Stale of New Jersey profit). Licensedrbonded. 1- SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-174 mortgage is dated June 12, 1987 sab is the sum of ONE HUNDRED A deposit of 10% ol the bid price in Execution, to me directed.! shall ex­ Essex County 800-364-1144 cash or certified’toads is required at sale is the sum of ONE MILLION A OEPOSIT OF 10% OF THE BIO 69 Highland SHERIFFS SALE. and recorded m the Essex County THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND TWO pos* lor sab by Public Auction, in New Jersey SUPERIOR COURT OP NEWElIf] Register’s Office on June 25, 1967 HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE DOL­ tha tim* of tab. THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND FOUR SHERIFF’S OFFICE. Essex County PRICE IN CASH OR CERTIFIED SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ in Mortgage Book 5443, page 149, LARS AND TWENTY SIX CENTS, Tha approximate amount of Judg­ HUNDRED NINETY ONE DOL­ Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE Tax Let No. 123 in Block No 33-1 PERSONALS SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F, which mortgage has an approximate ($137273.26). together with the ment to b* satisfied by said sab is LARS AND THIRTY NINE CENTS, day, the 21st day of Jun*. 1994, at TIME OF SALE . Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) 6095-93. MERRILL LYNCH BANK 6 tha sum of TWO HUNDRED SIXTY ($1,034,491.39), together with the The approximate amount ot the 50ffeet wide by 150 feet long balance of $155,000.00 as of March costs ol thn sab ona-thirty P.M. (prevailing time) all Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the ADOPTION-Warm, cozy home TRUST CO:, PLAINTIFF -vs- 15,1994. The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED cost of this sale. that tract or parcel of land, situate, ent to be satisfied by said SIXTY FOUR DOLLARS AND FIF­ The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ the sum of ONE HUNDRED Easterly side ol Oakland Road. 470 filled with love, music, books, PETER N. TUOMEY and ELEANOR A full legal description can be found journ the sale trom time to time as lying and being in tha Township of side of Forest laughter, home cooking, family M. TUOMEY. his wits, at als, provided by law. TY CENTS, ($266,464.50), together journ the sale from time to time as Irvington. County of Essax and the TWENTY NINE THOUSAND in the Office of the Register ol Essex provided by law. SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY DOL­ Road and friends awaits an infant. DEFENDANTS Execution For Sale County. Newark, NJ. May 2,1994 with the coat of this tab. Stab ol New-Jarsey. The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ Newark, N.J. May 9,1994 LARS and Twenty-one cents A full legal description can be found Financially secure. Confiden- of Mortgaged Premises A deposit of 10% of the bid price in ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff BEGINNING at a point in the wester­ Budd, Lamar, Gross, Rosenbaum, journ the sale from time to time as ARMANDO B FONTOURA, Sheriff (129.770 21). together with the costs m the Office ot the Register ot Essex tial/legal. Kristina/Alex 1-800- By virtue of the above stated writ of cash or certified funds is required at Deutch, Shur & Falk, Attorneys ly side of Isabella Avenue therein Execution, to mo directed, I shall ex­ the time of sale. Greenberg & Sad*, Attorneys provided by law. distant southerly 143.69 feet from County. 304-1699. Newark, NJ. May 2,1994 Pub: 5/19.26.6/2,9,1994 Fee:$66.60 The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- A deposit ot 10% of the bid price in pose for sale by Public Auction, in The approximate amount of tha Pub:5/f 2,19,26,6/2,1994F*e:$69.40 th* intersection of tha same with th* cash or certified funds is required at SHERIFFS SALE. Essex County Judgment to be satisfied by said ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff southwesterly side ol Fuller Place: ADOPT: A lifetime of hugs and Courts Building In Newark, on Tues­ sale is tha sum of NINETY SEVEN Weber. Muth A Weber. Attorney! provided by law Pub 5/12.19,26 6/2. !994F** $69 40 Newark. N.J May 9.1994 The approximate -amount - of -the: love await the chiig we hope to day. the 14th day of JUNE. 1994 at THOUSAND THIRTY SEVEN DOL­ PUBLIC NOTICE ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff adopt. Happily married couple one-thirty P.M. (prevailing time) LARS ■ AND SEVENTY FOUR The property to be sold is located in curving to th* bit with a radius of Shapiro & Kraeman, Attorneys ofU1^ rtHl^S D aWEN,Ty? ONE awaits your collect call. After 5 CENTS, ($97,037.74), together with pub' 5/19,26,6/2,9,1994 Fee $72 20 THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED' the Township ol Montclair, in the the costs ot tha sale. SUPERIOR (CHANJF250 149.95 feet lor an arc distance ot and weekends 215-721-7567, SHERIFF S SALE PUSUC NOTICE SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-244 47.29 feet; thence NINETEEN DOLLARS AND SIXTY1 County of Essox and State of New The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- SEVEN CENTS ($221 51967) to­ 9 to 4 weekdays 215-376- Jersey. journ tha sale from time to time as SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SHERIFFS SALE 2. North 56 degrees 16 minutes 9742. Wanda/Phil. SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SUPERIOR-COURTOF. NEW JER­ gether with the costs ot this sale BEING known as 74 S. Mountain west 88 76 lest, thence The Sheriff reserves the light toad- Avenue, Montclair. N.-J* Tha Newark, NJ. May 2,1994 SEX COUNTY DOCKET NO Fl SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-179 SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ 3 North 1 degrees 27 minutes 49 PUBUC NOTICE CHOOSE Adoption-choose us. Premises are known as Lot 15 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff 14504-92. FEDERAL NATIONAL SHERIFF’S SALE SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- seconds east 6 37 teat, thence MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, A SUPERDR COURT OF NEW JER­ 13437-93. FIRST FIDELITY BANK. provided by law Warm, energetic & secure Block 303 of the tax map of the Zucker, Goldberg, Becker 4 North 7 degrees 4 minutes 52 Newark. NJ May IB: 1994 Township, of Montclair, County of & Ackerman USA CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF,- SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ NA, NJ, PLAINTIFF -VS- seconds east 44.54 feet: thenoe SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-245 couple with much love and time VS-JUUUS A. STANIEWKjZ, ET SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- ALEXANDER HOFFMAN AND SHERIFF’S SALE ARMANDOB FONTOURA Sheriff to give your newborn. Katyn Essex, State of Now Jersey. File No XCH-27192 5 South 50 degrees 16 minutes Zucxer. Goldberg. Becker & The dimensions of the property are 1-201-763-7788 ALS.M DEFENDANTS. Execution 5240-92, CITICORP MORTGAGE, ANITA HOFFMAN. HIS WIFE, ET east 96.46 bet to the aforemen- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ and Sam 1-800-692-0076. for Sale ot Mortgage Premises, INC PLAINTIFF -ve- CLIFFORD ALS. DEFENDANTS. Execution For SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ Ackerman, Attorneys approximately 1.36 acres teb 5/12.19,26,6/2,1994Fea:$86.20 File Number XCX 29004 The nearest cross street is Murtle by virtue el the above state i PAZHOOR, at ab DEFENDANTS Sab of Mortgaged Premises. the point and place ol BEGINNING SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- CONSIDER adoption-Happily Execution, to me directed, I eh: Execution ’For Sale of Mortgaged By virtu* ot the above stated writ of Mora commonly known as 367 17151-93. PRINCETON BANK AND Phono Number 1-20t:?63,;77.88 pose ter sab by Public Auction in Premises Execution, to me directed, I shall Isabelb Avenue. Irvington, New Jer­ Trust company, n a , etc. Pub 5/26 6/2.9.16 1994 Fee $73 60 married,, financially secure A full legal description can be found pose ter sab by Public Auction, couple seeking infant. Allow­ in ttie Office ofJ the Register of Essex SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex By virtue ol the above stated sey 07111 PLAINTIFF -VS- MAC M. CLAYTON Courts Building in Newark, o •Execution, to-ms deeded, i si th* SHERIFFS OFFICE. Essex AND FAYDELL L. CLAYTON. ET PUBUC NOTICE able expenses paid. Confiden­ County. Being known as Lot 20 on Block 77 A deposit of 10% of tha bid price in day. the 28th day ol JUNE, tj pose lor sab by Public Auction, in County Courts Building in Newark, on th* Tax Map ot tha Township of ALS, DEFENDANTS Execution For tial. Pregnant and need help? ona-thirty PM (Prevailing Tn SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Eeaax County on Tuesday, the 28th day of JUNE, Sale of Mortgaged Premises SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-217 cash or certified funds is required at SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-132 1994 at one-thirty P.M (prevailing Please call Harry and Cathy the time of sale. Tha property to be sold Courts Building in Newark, or This is a first purchase money mort­ By virtue of the above stated writ of SHERIFF S SALE anytime. 1-800-836-3075. SHERIFF'S SALE the Township of J3f*n Ridge, day, the 14th day d JUNE. 1994 at gage given to secure a portion ot tha Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ The ’ approximate amount of the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Judgment to bo satisfied by said County ol Essex, and State ol New ona-thirty P.M. (prevailing time purchase price. pose for sale by Public Auction, in SEY CHANCERY DlVlSiON'J'E'S/S SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ SHERIFF S OFFjCE, Essex County SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- GERMAN student interested in sale is the turn of SIX HUNDRED SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- A deposit of 10% of tha bid price in TWENTY-NINE THOUSAND Commonly Known As: 120 Essex Street Address: 38 St. Luke's Plaoe cash or certified funds is required at Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ 14297-93, HOME LOAN AND IN­ music, sports. Other 1273-92. FIRST FIDELITY BANK, Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey. Tax Lot: 13 Tax Block 1406 TAX LOT NO. 50 BLOCK 2467 day, the 28th day of JUNE, 1994 at VESTMENT ASSOCIATION, Scandinavian, European, So. SEVENTEEN DOLLARS AND TEN N.A., NEW JERSEY, ETC. DIMENSIONS 106.06 FEET X tha time of sale. CENTS, ($629,017.10). together Tax Lot No. 15, in Block No. 102 Approximate dimensione: 40.85' i The approximate amount pf the one-thirty P.M. (prevailing time) PLAINTIFF -VS- BEATRICE BOYD, American, Asian high school PLAINTIFF -vs- GEORGE MILLER. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 146,42 x 2.09' x 43/26' x 36.60' : 286.22 FEET X 16661 FEET X Judgment to be satisfied by said The property to be sold is located in WIDOW, ET ALS. DEFENDANTS with tha costs d this sals ET ALS. DEFENDANTS Execution 278.77 FEET exchange students arriving Au­ Tha Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ 50 feet wide by 200 lest long 182.19' sab is the sum of ONE HUNDRED the Township of Montclair, County of Execution For Sale Of Mortgaged gust. Become a Host Fam- For Sale of Mortgaged Premises. Nearest Cross Street: Situate Nearest Cross Street: Hillside Ave­ NEAREST CROSS STREET: THIRTEEN THOUSAND ONE HUN­ Essex and the State of New Jersey journ tha sale trom time to time as By virtue of the above staled writ of WATCHUNG AVENUE ily/AISE. Call Kathleen 908- provided by law. westerly side of Essex Avenu nue 318.68 feet DRED TWENTY THREE DOLLARS Premises commonly known as: 147 Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ leaf from the southerly side cf Corn- A Full Legal description can I A fun legal description can b* found AND SIXTY FIVE CENTS, Lincoln Street, Montclair. New Jer­ 389-3346 or 1-800-SIBLING. Newark. N.J. May 9.1994 pose for sale by: Public Auction, in in th* Office of the Register of Essex ARMANDO B FONTOURA, Sheriff ley Place. found in the Office of the Register ($113,123.65). together with tha sey 07042 pose for sale by Public Auction, in SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essex County County. Tax Lot No. 26, Block No. 3005 LOST AND FOUND Robinson. St John & Wayne. A toll legal description can Essex County. costs of this sale. SHERIFF’S OFFICE. Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ in the Office of the Register of Essex A deposit of 10% of the bid price A deposit of 16% of tho bid pnoe Tha Sheriff reserves tha right to ad­ Approximate Dimensions: 50 feet Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ day. the 7th day ol JUNE 1994. at County. cash or certified funds is required cash or certffbd funds is rtquirad wide by 130 feet deep day. the 21st day of June. 1994. at Pub:5f19.26.6/2.9.1994 Fee:$69 40 one-thirty P.M (prevailing time) journ the sab from time to time as REWARD: Lost Sunday in A deposit of 10% of the bid price the time ot sab. th* tim* of sab. provided by law. Nearest Cross Street: 300 feet from one-thirty P M (prevailing time) Verona, small 16 yr old black The property to be sold is located at cash or certified funds is requited Tha approximate amount of the Th* approximate amount d tl Newark. N.J. May 16.1994 the intersection of the northeasterly the Township of South Orange Vil­ tha time of sab. Judgment to b* satbfied by said Judgment to be satnfierL by said ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff line of Lincoln Street with the north­ female short hair, cropped tail PUBLIC Notice lage. South Orange. New Jersey sab is th* sum ol FIFTY NINE dog. Needs medicine. Pis. call Tha approximate amount of tl sale is the sum of TWO HUNDRED Federman & Phelan, Attorneys westerly line of Maple Avenue Tax Lot No 26 in Block 1301 Judgment to be satisfied by said NINETY-ONE THOUSAND SEVEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED Pub:5/26 6/2,9,16.1994 Fee:$6760 A full legal description can be found 201-239-7544, anytime. SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-254 Dimensions of LoF (approximately) sale is the sum ol TWO HUNDRED HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR DOL­ THIRTY ONE DOLLARS AND in the Office of the Register of Essex SHERIFF S SALE 100 feet wide by 120 feet long FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUN­ LARS AND SEVENTY-ONE NINETY NINE CENTS County. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the DRED THIRTY THREE DOLLARS CENTS. ($291,744.71), together ($59,331.99), together with tha costs A deposit of 10% of the bid price in SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ southerly side of Beech Spring AND FIFTY THREE CENTS with the cost of this sab. of this sab cash or certified funds is required at Newark, County of Essex and State SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- Road. 650 feet trom the,south­ ($204,733.53) togetfpk with tha The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- Th* Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ PUBUC NOTICE of New Jersey. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT easterly side °f Wyoming Avenue. journ tha tab from tim* to time as The approximate amount of the BEGINNING at a potlt ,in -rth'e', TOWNSHIP OF M1LLBURN 18567-92, INVESTORS SAVINGS costa of thbsabi...... BANK, PLAINTIFF -vs- ALLEN C. Subject to a first mortgage held GE Tha Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ provided by law. provided by law. Judgment to be satisfied by said Southerly line of Abinger Place dis­ PUBLIC NOTICE Capital Mortgage Services, Naw*lk,NJ May 23,1994 Take notice that John and Joan MARRA AND PATRICIA MARRA. journ the sab from lima to time at Newark, N J. May 9,1994 sale is the sum of ONE HUNDRED tant Easterly 100 feet from th© inter­ HIS WIFE, ET ALS, DEFENDANTS. (successor interest to Traveler: provided by Law ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff FOURTEEN THOUSAND ONE section of the same with the Easterly Chrysikopoulos has applied for a Mortgage Services, Inc, Budd, Lamer, Gross, Rosenbaum, SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-153 Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Newark NJ, May 23,1994 Katz, Ettin, Levine & SHERIFF’S SALE HUNDRED TWELVE DOLLARS I me of Smith Street, thence (1) Zoning Variance from the Millbum original sum of $132,000 DO, which ARMANDO B FONTOURA! Kurzweil, Attorneys Greenberg $ Sada, Attorneys AND I FORTY ONE CENTS, South 24 deg 20 min West 1100 feet, Township Board of Adjustment for Pub: 6/2.9,16,23, f 994 Fe*:$68.66 SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JER­ By virtue of the above stated writ of SHERIFF Pub: 5/19,26,6/2,9,1994 Fee:$59.60 SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ ($114*112.41). together with the thence (2) South 65 deg #Wn East property located at 17 Femcliff Ter­ Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ and recorded in Essex County Reg­ ZUCKER, GOLDBERG, BECKER, 6 costs of this sale 5.09 feet; thence (3) South 24 deg race, Block 1811,-Lot.IS, Millbum pose for sale by Public Auction, in ister's Office on June 25, 1967 in ACKERMAN, ATTORNEYS SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- Tne Sheriff reserves the right to ad- 28 mm West 25 feet, thence (4) Township, which is scheduled for a Mortgage Book 5443, page 149, 11773*91. THE NATIONAL STATE SHERIFF S OFFICE, Essex County FILE NUMBER:XCS-29300 BANK, ELIZABETH, N.J. A NEW South 65 deg 22 mm East 44 91 hearing on June 20, 1994, at 8:00. Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ which mortgage has an approximate PHONE NUMBER:1-201-763-7788 PUBLIC NOTICE provided by law. feet; thence (5) North 24 deg 28 min P.M. in the Town Hall, 375 Millbum balance of $155,000.00 as ot March JERSEY CORPORATION Avenue, Millbum, New Jersey. The day, the 28th day of JUNE, 1994 at Pub: June 2,9,16,23,1994 Fe*:7640 PLAINTIFF -VS* ELLIS OBIE, ET Newark, N.J. May 23.1994 East 125 feet to the Southerly line of requested variance is to install air one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-224 SUPERIOR (CHAN)I-251 ALS, DEFENDANTS PLURIES Ex­ AHMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff Abinger Place, aforesaid, thence (6) the property to be sold is located in ' SHERIFFS SALE Beattie Padovano. Attorney Along the same North 65 deg 32 min SHERIFFS SALE ecution For Sale of Mortgaged Pub: 6/2,9,16.23.1994 Fee:$69 40 The papers relating to this ap­ the Borough of Glen Ridge in the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ West 50 feet to the point and place County of Essex and the State of SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES By virtue of the above stated of BEGINNING plication are on file in the office of New Jersey. Tax Lot #42 in Block A deposit of MS of the bid price in BEING Lot Number 123 on Ma^of the Board of Adjustment daily be­ cash or certified funds is required at SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO F- PLURIES writ of Execution, tween the hours of 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 119 the time of sale 3319-92, CHEMICAL BANK, 14266-96. FIRST FEDERAL directed, I shall expose for sale by Premises commonly known as: 251 SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-166 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ PUBUC NOTICE joining on the North, also part of the P.M. Monday through Friday. The approximate amount ol tha SHERIFFS SALE PLAINTIFF -vs- ROBERT Public Auction, in SHERIFF'S OF­ lot or lots adjoining in the rear there1 Joan Chrysikopoulos Forest Avenue, Glen Ridge, New TION OF ROCHESTER, A USA FICE, Essex County Courts Building Jersey. Judgment to be satisfied by said SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ PETROCINE, SINGLE, ET ALS, of. sale is the sum of NINETY SEVEN DEFENDANTS. Execution For Sab CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF, -VS- in Newark, on Tuesday, the 7th day Dimensions: 6737 ft x 140.28 ft x SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ LEWIS B. FREIMARK, et als BEING MORE accurately described Date: June 2.1994 Fee:782 THOUSAND THIRTY SEVEN DOL­ SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- of Mortgaged Premises ol JUNE 1994, at one-thirt) mm SUPERDR (CHAN) 1-235 140.01 ft and 140 00 ft from the in­ By virtue of the above stated writ DEFENDANTS. Execution for Sab in accordance with a survey made tersection of Avon Terrace LARS AND SEVENTY FOUR 13606-92, CENLAR FEDERAL (prevailing time) by Richlan Lupo & Pronesti dated CENTS. ($97,037 74), together with SAVING BANK, PLAINTIFF, -VS- Execution, to mo directed, I shall r ol Mortgaged Premises. The property to be sold is loo SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ A full legal description can be found pose tor tab by Public Audion, By virtue of the above stated wrr the City of Newark, in the County of 9/10/75 as follows PUBUC NOTICE in the Office of the Register of Essex the costs of this sale. KEVIN JAY MILLER, at ab, SEY Es­ BEGINNING at a point in the The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ SHERIFF'S OFFICE , Essax County Execution, to me directed, I shall Essex and the State of New Jersey sex COUNTY . DOCKET, NO F- County DEFENDANTS. Execution For Sale pose ter sab by Public Auction southerly line of Abinger Place dis­ BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT journ the sale from .time to time as of Mortgaged Premises. Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ Commonly known as: B44 South 17262-92. FEDERAL HOME LOAN A deposit of 10% of the bid price in day, the 21st day ol Jun* 1994, at SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essax County 15th Street, Newark, New Jersey. TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN cash or certified funds is required at provided by law. By virtu# ol the above stated writ MORTGAGE CORPORATION. section of the same with the easterly Newark. NJ, May 2,1994 ono-thirfy’P.M. (prevailing time) Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ Tax Lot No. 74 in Block 3010: PLAINTIFF ^ ^ ^ S dOMINICK PUBLIC NOTICE the time of sale. Execution, to me directed, I shall, day, the 29th day of JUNE. 1994 at line of Smith Street, thence (1) Take notioe that Cathy McCar- ARMANDOS FON.’I'OCIftA.* 1Sheriff pose for sale by Public Auction, The property to b* sold a located in Dimensions of Lot’ (approximately) RINALDI. ET ALS DEFENDANTS South 24 degrees 28 minutes West The approximate amount of the the Townehip of Verona,' County of one-thirty PM.(Prevailing Tima) 24 feet wide by 95 feet long... ville has applied for a Zoning Vari­ Judgment to be satisfied by sajdJ Zucker. Goldberg. Becxar SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County Execution For Sale of Mortgaged 100 feet, thence (2$ South 65 de­ - . & Ackerman Essex and the State d New Jersey. Tha property to be sold is located Nearest Cross Street: .Situate on the ance from the Millbum Township sale is the sum of THIRTY FIVE Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ th# Township of Upper Montclai grees 32 minutes East 5 09 feet, Board of Adjustment for property lo­ File No XCH-27192 day. tha 14th day of JUNE. 1994 at Premises Commonly Known at: Unit easterly line of South 15th Street By virtue of the above stated writ of thence (3) South 24 degrees 28 THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED SIX­ 103, On* Claridg* Drive, Verona, tha County Of Essex State ot distant 727.71 feet northerly fronr Execution, to me directed. I shall ex­ cated at 21 Bailey Road, block 211 TY NINE DOLLARS AND EIGHTY ' 1-201-763-7788 one-thirty P.M (prevailing time) minutes West 25 feet, thence (4) tot 9, Milburn Townsnip, which is Pub:5/12,19,266/2.1994Fee:$86 20 Nww Jersey the intersection of same and the pose tor sale by Public Auction, in SIX CENTS, ($35,469.86), together MUNEPALITY: City ol East Orange Commonly Known as:599 Upper South 65 degrB scheduled for a hearing on July 18, COUNTY AND STATE: County of Tax Lot No. I-C0I03 in Block201 northerly line of Clinton Avenue. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County with the costs of this sale. Dimensions: (Approximate) Condo- Mountain Avenue. A full h Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ 1994, at 8:00 P.M. in the Town Hall, The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ Essax and State of New Jersey Township of Montclair. Upper East 125 feet to 375 Millburn Avenue, Milburn, New STREET AND STREET NUMBER: day. tha 21th day of June 1994. at the southerly line of Abinger Place journ the sale from time to time as Montclair, New Jersey. one thirty P M (prevailing lime) Jersey. The requested variance is to provided by Law. 20 Newfield Street Tax Loi No. 116, in Block No 906 aforesaid, thence (6) Along the erect a one story rear addition. Newark. N.J. May 23,1994 TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: The property to be sold is located in The papers relating to this ap­ Dimensione ol Lot:(Approximately) cash or certified funds is reqi the fOVNfHIP 5F 'WEST. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Lot 16 in Block 93 75 (set wide by285 feet long West 50 feet to the point and place plication are on file in the office of DIMENSIONS: Approximate 100 in the Offica of the Register ol Essex the time of sale. ORANGE in the County of Essex of BEGINNING f Lepis, Lepis & Curley, Attorneys Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the The approximate amount and the State of New Jersey the Secretary of the Board of Adjust­ Pub: 6/2,8,16,23,1994 Fee $62 40 feet x 35 feet x 100 lest by 35 feet Easterly side ol Upper Mountain Av­ A deposit of 10% of the bid price H ment daily between the hours of NEAREST CROSS STREET: Ap­ A deposit of 10% of the bid price Judgment to be satisfied by said Commonly known as’: 10 Winfield cash or certified funds is required at 8:30 am. • 4:30 p.m, Monday cash or certified funds b required enue. 265 (tat from tha Northerly sale is tha sum of TWELVE THOU­ Street. West Orange NJ 07052 proximately 335 feet from Rirfledge side of Normal Avenue. through Friday. Avenue . the time of tab SAND THREE HUNDRED FORTY Tax Lot No 15 in Block No 140 05 Cathy McCaiyille Tha approximate amount of t A full legal description can be found TWO DOLLARS AND SIX CENTS, Dimensions of.'-th®S.- '(Approxi A full legal description can be found in th* Offica of th* Register of Essex Judgment to be satisfied by said Applicant TH E ITEM in the Office of the Register of Essax Judgment to b* satisfied by said ($12,342.06), together with the oosts mately)' 81 feet feet sale is the sum of SIXTY ONE Date: June 2.1994 Fee $7 82 sab it tha amount of ONE HUN­ of this sale. long County. A deposit ol 16% of the bid pi THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED SIX­ Classified A deposit of 10% of the bid prio# in DRED NINETY TWO THOUSAND The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ Nearest Cross Street Situate on the TY-.EIGHT DOLLARS AND TEN ONE HUNDRED EDHTY ONE cash or certified funds is requi journ the sale from time to time as southeasterly line ot Winfield Street oash or certified funds a required at th* time ol sal*. CENTS. ($61.96810), together with PUBLIC NOTICE the time of sale. DOLLARS AND SIXTY TWO provide by law. at tha northeasterly line of Virginia 800-773-2387 OENTS. ($192,181.92), together of the Newark, N.J., May 2,1994 the costs of this sale The approximate amount of the > satisfied by said The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ Judgment to be satisfied by said with th* costs ol this sale. ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff journ the sale from time to time as - LEGAL NOTICE The Sheriff reserves tha right to ad­ Of TWO HUNDRED Zucker, Goldberg, Becker in the Office of the Re. Pleas* take notice that on the sale is the sum of SIXTY NINE SIXTEEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUN provided by law THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED journ th* aal* trom tim* to timo at & Ackerman, Attorneys County. 15th day of June 1994. at the provided by bw. DRED NINETEEN OOLLARS AND File No. XFM-26143 Newark. N J. May 16.1994 SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS AND FORTY TWO CENTS. A deposit of 1Q% of tl ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff Millbum Twp. Municpal Building. FIFTY THREE CENTS, Newark, N.J May 16,1994 1-201 -763-7788 375 Milburn Avenue. Millbum. New ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff ($216,619.42|tog*thar with the ousts Pub 5/12.19.25.6/2.1994 Fee $76 40 Salvatore L Borrelli. Attorney COUNTY OF ESSEX ($69,875.53), together with the costs Pub:5/26 6/2,9.16.1994 Fee $98 80 Jersey, the Planning Board wll hold BOARD OF ELECTIONS PUBLIC NOTICE Schwall & Backer. Attorneys of this sale. of this sal*. Th* Sheriff reserves th* right to ad­ a hearing on the application of the A primary Election wiH be held on June 7,1994 between the hours The Sheriff reserves the right Pub:5/26 6/2,9,16,1994 Fee $66 60 undersigned. a( which time and ot 7:00 a m. to 800 p.m. tor the nomination ot candidates for the Gen­ journ tho sab from time to time < plaoe all interested persons will be joum the sale, from tim* to ti provided by Law eral Election. The public and party offices to be filled are as follows: provided by law.' Newark. NJ, May 23.1994 given an opportunity to be heard. UNITED STATES SENATE Newark, NJ. May 9,1994 Said meeting will take place at 8:00 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, UNITED STATES CONGRESS - TTM, 8THr)0TH. 11TH&13TH ARMANDO B. FONTOURA. Sheriff SHERFF P.M. DISTRICTS Hack, Piro, O’Day, Matkllngar, ■■ The location of tha premises in COUNTY EXECUTIVE ZUCKER. GOLDBERG. BECKER A question is located in the Milburn Waltao* A McKenna, Attorneys SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-202 ACKERMAN. ATTORNEYS COUNTY SHERIFF Pub:5/19,26,6/2,9,1994 Fee*7080 FILE NUMBER:XCL-24291 Twp. B-2 Zoning District. Tax Map COUNTY REGISTER SHERIFFS SALE Block 1904, Lot.20 and mors com­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ PHONE NUMBER 261-763-7788 DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF COUNTY Pub: June 2,9,16.23.1994 Fee:76.40 monly known as 720-778 Morris 8 COMMITTEE SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ Essox Turnpike. The applicant is In addition to tha above, nomination of candidates for the offices to SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- seeking Preliminary and final/major be filled in the General Election are as follows: 9843-93. CHEMICAL BANK. sits plan approval and a coverage MILLBURN: ONE COUNCIL SEAT "YOUR FREE PLAINTIFF -VS-. DAWN PIPARO. ■ P O T variance Sec. 606.6(e)(2)(c) for the. Voters may obtain the district in whioh they reside by calling 621-5070, DEFENDANTS Execution For Sab purpose of oonstruoting a 3,744 sq. daily, 900 a.m to 4:00 p.m, except Saturdays and Sundays. CATALOG ft. -store In the are* between the ex­ TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICE FOR THE DEAF By virtu* of tho above stated writ of isting buildings, "Pursuant to provision* of the Voting Accessibility ter the Elderly KNOCKED MY Execution, to mo directed, I shall ex­ A copy of said application and and Handicapped Act ol 1984 (Public Law 98-432), a telecommunica­ pos* lor tab by Public Auction, in documents is on fHo with the SHERIFF S OFFICE. Essex County SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-196 tion device tor the deal (TDD) is maintained at tha Election Division, SOCKS OFF" SHERIFF'S SALE Township Engineer, and may be in­ Department of Stale, Trenton. New Jersey. Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ spected during business hours in the ...... tilize this eervioe, We get that sort of comment all day. th* 2fst day of June 1994. at SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER Classified offio* of the Administrative Officer by rating t-600-292-1 . tha time People art impressed ona-thirty P.M (prevailing tme) SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES all interested parties prior to said ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS that our tree Consumer Tha property to bo sold it located In SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F ElEANORA LEMALDI, CHAIRPERSON 16657-92. FEDERAL NATIONAL Information Catalog Hat* to MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. GRACE C. CUNNINGHAM, SECRETARY many tree and low-cott LAURIE A. CLARK, COMMISSIONER Commonly • known at: 1024 PLAINTIFF -VS- RALPH E. DUF- government booklets. There ere Stuyvtsant Avenue, Unit f 18, Irving-, FELL AND BARBARA K. DUFFELL. LILLIE SIMPSON, COMMISSIONER mor»tnen200ineil. containing r or general drcula- ■ ■ * ^ ~ ■ ■ v# ten, NJ 07111 v - k s 'b HIS WIFE. DEFENDANTS. Execu­ cipality at leash 10 DISTRICT NAME ADDRESS Tax Lot No. 28.0! Block No. C0018 tion For Sab of Mortgaged Premises days prior to the date ol the hearing, 1 St. Stephen's”Church (H) 119 Main Street THERE ARE NO DIMENSIONS By virtu* of th* above stated writ of Our tree Catalog win very likely Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ and Proof of Publication shall be 2 Wyoming School (New Gym) Myrtle Avenue impress you. too. But ffrat you GIVEN. given to the Secretary/Clork of tits . Glenwood School (H) 425 Taylor Rood, South i A ful legal description can be found pos* by Public Auction, in 3 have lo get it. Just tend your in th* Offio* of the Register of Essex SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County Planning Board at toast one (1) day 4 Hartshorn School (Gym) (H) Whit* Oak Ridge Road name and address lo: 5 Deerfield School Troy Len* County. Courts Buying in Newark, on Tues­ 6 Wyoming School (New Gym) Myrtle Avenue F A deposit of 10% at th* bid pno* in day, th# 21st day of Jun* 1994, 7 South Mountain School (H) South Slope Drive path or oertifieiii funds it ona-thirty P.M. (prevailing time). 8 Community Congregational Th* property to b# told is boated Church (Fellowshi) Hall) (H) 200 Hartshorn Drive th* Townehip el Maplewood. County 9 Glenwood School (H) 326 Tayter Road, South ol Essex end State ol Now Jortoy. Ijfl'J South Mountain School (H) Southern Slope Drive turn ot FIFTY- EIGHT Commonly known at: 263 Indiana 11 • Community Congregational THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED Selling a house? Church (Fellowship Hall) (H) 200 Hartshorn Drive TWELVE DOLLARS AND SIXTY Tax Lot No. 29.3 Block No. 438 12 Deerfield School Troy Lana ONE CENTS, ($68,41261), together Dimensions ol Lot: 160 feet by 37.80 13 Hartshorn Sohool (Gym)(H) White Otk Rkfga Road with th* costs olthb tab. hot THETTEM 14' Hartshorn School (Gym) (H) Whit* Oak Ridge Road Tho Sheriff reserve* th*right toad- Nearest Cross Street: Situate oi 15 Community Congragirtional westerly tide of Indian* Ave Classified Church (FeUowthjt Hall) (H) 20Q Hartshorn Drive 148.04 feel from the northerly 16 Deerfield School Troy Len* CLASSIFIED . May 16, ol Laurel Avenu*. 17 Hartshorn School (Gym) (H) Whit* Oak Ridge Road ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, S A tel description can be found $00-773-2387 Date: June 2.1994 F**:$36.04 Shapiro & Kreaman, Attorneys Fax it -201-746-8131 Pub: 5/26 6/2,9,16,1994) F**:$61 “ June 2, 1994 Pa«e 18 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills

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