OF MILLBURN AND SHORT HILLS Founded in 1888

Volume 108, Number 18 Thursday; May' 5, 1994 40 Gents

‘R an that obnoxious racket, the right lane restriction was made ' The noise of gasoline powered The blowers should be banned.” Committeeman William Horbatt mittee session also saw the govern­ intersection. several years ago by the Millbum leaf-blowers has a local resident so The Edgewood Terrace said that he did not favor an “out­ ing body introduce one traffic The tabled ordinance, which will Police Department. Representa­ incensed that he is calling for a noted that the town has an right” ban, but called for, ordinance, table another and be the subject of further discussion tives of the department are being total ban on the use of the equip­ ordinance which requires blowers “enforcement within reasonable extend its congratulations to a at the Committee’s May 17 meet­ instructed to attend the May ment anywhere within the to have mufflers, but said those limits.” member of the Mill burn Firey ing, restricts the use of Parsonage Wm meeting to explain the rationale township. devices were ineffective. “I call “Why not an out-right ban?” Department. H ill Road’s right lane to traffic behind the recommendation. “The obnoxious racket produced the police department to complain Mr. Kitay countered. “It W ouldn’t Approved on first reading was a making right turns onto White Oak by gasoline powered leaf blowers and often the officer-1 speak to put the gardeners out of business— measure calling for the prohibition Ridge Road. All traffic making left Recepaiig Committee con­ has been a festering nuisance for doesn’t even know there is an they Could use fakes.” of parking along the side of Blaine turns onto White Oak Ridge Road gratulations Tuesday night was many years,” Seymour Kitay of 2 ordinance (requiring mufflers). Sal Bate, a member of the Street and the prohibition of park­ or proceeding straight through the Thomas Pizzano who will be retir­ Edgewood Terrace told the Responding to Mr. Kitay’s call municipality’s environmental com­ ing or stopping on Parsonage Hill intersection would be required to use the left lane. ing, this year from his post as the Township Committee at Tuesday for a total ban on the blowers, mission, said the subject of leaf Road within 175 feet of White Oak Mayor William J. Caveney said blowers was scheduled for discus­ That regulation drew objection municipality’s.'fire protection sub­ night’s meeting oW he Ridge Road. code o,ff|cial Mr Pizzano was municipality’s governing body. the Committee was “aware” of the sion by members of that organiza­ from Committeeman Horbatt who issue and said Township Attorney tion at its meeting next week. He Tabled was another ordinance warned that it would cause traffic P^entWRiamed the N?:Jv “Why do we put up with it day • Department of Community Affairs after day, year after year?” Mr. Roger Clapp would be advising the urged Mr. Kitay to attend that which would have set new regula­ to back-up along Parsonage HiH Road. as its “Fire Protection Inspector of Kitay asked. Committee on the state’s noise meeting. tions for Parsonage H*H Road traf­ The original recommendation for .the'. Year.” “lit them (gardeners) use rakes. standards and regulations. Tuesday night’s Township Com­ fic near the White Oak Ridge Road Steinberg, Civilian dispatching Safer lead Bd. of Ed saving of $2 million once more seen by budget unit By Tony J. Forder This municipality,-could realize a Caveney and Committeewoman with the recommendation and the $2 milirgn savings by. the year Mary Mc'Nett. CBACjfffias praisedigy Com­ Vivian Steinberg and Steven 2000. iftrtj employed: civilians as The CBAC recommendation wds> mitteeman William Horbatt |&Jj Safer were returned for second dispatchers fojgffiblice, fire and termed “very impressive” by performingS^'.ec) man’s-job. ” terms as president and vice presi­ ambulance services, according to a M a^^^^^^^^&vho said-the Tuesday mght’sTownship C oiii;| dent of the Board of Education I t report submitted to the Township Tow nship 'Committee .would be mittee meeting also saw tnp&feyy** the board’s organization meeting ■Committee Tuesday night by foe tryHUMO' implement the savings erning bod'y reduce-the expected Monday night. tei|izens Budget Advisory Com­ forecast by the citizens’ group |ffg>4 property point,. Ms. Steinberg assumed leader­ mittee. Other ElOmmittee membensj ship of tee board in February fol­ ' Police and first aid squad dis­ appeared to be equally impressed iS.ctfwWdi'on Page 4 lowing the death of Sally deVeer. patching is now handled by mem­ Mr. Safer has served as vice presi­ bers of the police department while dent for the past year. The board calls placed to the fire department also swore in new members Russ are routed to Summit. Summit, June deadline set Fradin and Corinne Errico. under a contractual agreement Among other organizational which sees M illbunTpaying that details addressed Monday night, P»j0lO O O a year, then dis-- the board made the following reap­ patches the township’s fire fighting for senior citizen pointments: Steven Hoskins of the personnel and equipment. firm of McCarter & English as . Boy-aji-an, CBAC board legal counsel; McCarter & chairman, described the existing housing report English as bond counsel; Fogarty dispatching system as “inefficient & Hara as special education legal and costly” as he presented the The needgflwjahe counsel; CPI insurance group as R&ggS to the Townshi[v3?(5te£ township’s older population wa|ra insurance broker of record;! “that they’ve-been mittee. be the primary subject of a written Timothy Vrabel of the firm of Mr. Bo\ajian said his £ont7 b m itte d W t h e s.urveyIfrer years and Dickinson, Vrabel & Cassells as mittee, -through information- municipality’s .senior citizen hous- th e fire W ^ ^ ^ doing so board auditor; PMK, Ferris & Per- gathered from other municipalities, •iTO^^yisultant, Louis Ri^ci<>' tbL In response to questions from mSI ricone Tnjo. as asbestos safety estimated that, civilian dispatchers the .Township’ Committee by Jung] M rfeRtc'co said he had monftoring firm; and Shive, could be hired at approximately ;ir0;i",” 'r,,V“ 7‘ n o tr ® determined if there were a Spinelli, Perantoni & Associates as $25,000 a year—roughly $20,000- staff Photo by.ITjony Forder Mr S ® |, who made a need fo j ^ nionfffitijzfehousing in board architect. less th aM s now paid the police preliminary-report—but one’tonj the|®ns|^^ftig^TOneed were- The only comment concerning SPRINGTIME IN THE PARKgfoung and old, 'tSsrwnfft"! \wJfq man the dis­ (ajjmfg rfcw, recommendations— at determined, he aaKmu^ Sthe next the reappointments came from Ms. feathered and Tair-Wrtn'ed, enjoy spring i« h e patcher’s desk. When fringe bene­ the Township Committee’s meet­ step would Errico who said that a review of township's Taylor Parfe^„ J _ Nj fits for police, personnel are added ing Tuesday' n ig h t,jg ||l describe type of housing. the billing for the special education IS th e P ^ M p v - M ^ i p y a j 1^ his', final report before the public at When Committeewoman Elaine counsel reflected too much day-to- said, the ravings would b e in the, tf,e Committee’s June 14 session, Becker .commented that those wlioi: day contact in her opinion. range of $30,000 to $40,000 per buring;-his appearance before the were in the greatest need were Under the regular business por­ Darkness at noon dispatcher. Tuesday, Mr. Riccio seniors wh'ose-'incomes are going tion of Monday’s relatively short The ^gA C chairman noted, that said that he had received more than down 'while rents are ^ s m ^ t h e meeting, the board accepted a many neighboring communities, 400 responses to a questionnaire ^H ^H antj^a ^ w ES^-n- -had | grant of $2,000 from Nabisco including M aplevoiM ^tayngyq^^ sent||lj|gfilior citizens earlier this “ many tho'se> Food Group for the purchase of 1 is Tuesday forecast Morristown, West Orange, Spring- \eai and had “thoroughly. Wj, people. computer software for the high One of those rare celestial shows sophisticated pinhole field and South Orange already use v(jeUjid " approximately^ OOtiJoif-' “A'.financial assistance program school; received a quarterly finan­ H i partial solar eclipse—will be camera can be made by taking a K fetfan' dispatchers as do :major them. ifflld be established ffiSreanters cial report from assistant super­ taking place in the skies over the iarge cardboard i#m fH2‘hy4l£$by cities including New YofkjjCji>^+ J ItoH pS ek largest group rather thaiijgffiKffw^lw :buifR{l intendent for business Ronald township on Tuesday and the word 12 inches or larger—and cutting a l^ ^ ^ in u ^ b y saying th’e respondents, he said, from ‘ings5,'” IM.f' iR'iecpisaid1 “^Sen'-Kirs^ Brennan; and announced a special from the experts is, “Don’t watch 1-iqch hole in the top-center of one township could use the experience homeowners over the age of ggl generally don’t want to ?® v e and meeting Monday night to discuss a it with the naked ey e.": side of the box and a 2-inch by 5- j||giheighboring communities in with incomes in excess of $50,000 construW ® m s usually the last property committee report on The partial eclipse is scheduled inch viewing port?fWthe bottom establishing a civilian dispatching per year. recourse—it’s expensive and school expansion. to begin at. 10:47 a.m ., reach its center of the same side. A piece of corps-and modify, what is done Eigh{$piine per cejpfof the time consuming.” The grant was made through the itowiitK at d& M P-m. and dis­ aluminum foil is then taped over e l s e w h e r e to m e e t t feus, respondents, he continued, were Mr. feglo said ffiSpune report Nabisco’s Education Ie & m H appear from view at 2:19 p.m. At foe Ujnch hole and a pin is used to municipality’s specific needs. “We “satisfied w.it-h their living he ®.L: deal with a wide rangeregl Program and was secured with the its height, 89 per cent of foe sun’s punch a hole in the foil. A sheet of don’t have to reinvent the wheel,” arrangements, but found them8g| S^^^ggfeen needs .other than help of Evelyne Desbrow of West surface will be covered by the white paper is then taped inside the Mr. Boyajian said.: be too expensSBgfip M housing. Th'e-report, he continued, Beechcroft Road, an employee of The CBAC chairman then sug­ moon. ■ box, opposite the pin hole. Mr. fcicco said the respondents will also discuss sources of fund­ that company. The grant will be gested that a “working committee” ing for. s e n il^ S q c e s and In contrast to a total eclipse The viewer stands with his back were s'Sfij equally among those used to purchase the Pagemaker be established^^ the Township try to steer you in a direction which can be viewed when the to the sun and holds foe box-over who wanted to move and those desktop publishing program and Committee to implement a pro-'3 Mav'i^TO^iam J. Ca^^H moon folly covers foe sun, there is § h || head with the pin hole facing who wanted to.remain .in their' various clip art programs for use gram and that it be given 60 days described the. number of question­ simply no safe way to view a par­ the sun. The eclipse can be residences. But, he added, gp|| by the school newspaper and year­ to report back to the Township naires returned to Mr. Ricco as tial eclipse with the naked eye, watched through the viewing port; those who wanted to stay, ||||p e r book. Committee with a formal plan. “rather disappointing” and adjj£d, said township optician Paul Seu­ its reflection w ugbe seen on the cent said' they needed financial , Mr. Brennan reported that the That suggestion was immediately “I-don’t, know what we can inter-'' gling. “Prolonged viewing of one- white paper. assistance. adjusted 1993-94 budget will be half second or more can cause acted upon by Mayor William J. The majoriwEpf those who pre.t :fro.m. (the. low number oT) under expended by $25,100 damage to the retina—the mem­ frouithose who want a more Cavleney. Named to the working wanted$|?j move, the consultant returns.” (According to the 1990 which, combined with unbudgeted brane at the back of the eye that professional look at the eclipse^ ^S l^rttee were Mr. Bo'yajian, said, were renters and they would i © ® -5;283 o f the township’s revenues of $55,020, would transmits light images to the brain Union County’s Sperry Obser­ Arthur Fredman who served on the not move if rents were stabilized. population of 18,630 are 55 ytfers amount to a net addition to surplus via the optic nerve,” Dr. Seugling vatory on Springfield Ayenue, CBAC committee w'hich studied Mr. Ricco told the Committee of age or older.) Cranford, will be open to the pub­ of $80,120. Surplus appropriations said. the township’s dispatching system, that in addition to preparing and The mayor suggested that Mr. through M arch 31 amounted to “For direct observation of the lic from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tues- Business Administrator Timothy analyzing foe questionnaire, he had Ricco’s written report contain “as $108,605, resulting in a net ec|ipse special filters must be day. M em be»^A m ateu.r P. Gordon, Police :C-hief Warren addressed several of foe township much detail as possible” so Com­ estimated surplus of $725,003, an useJ » he warned. Dr. Seugling Astronomers will be on hand tc j Ebert, and Fire Chief Terrence organizations for senior citizens mittee members would be prepared amount which does not include recommended a commercial solar assist the public in viewing the Murray. Also serving on the work­ and he found the membership :of to raise questions when foe consul­ $ 192,000 w h ic h w i l l b e f,iter made of aluminized mylar for partial eclipse through filtered tele ing committee will be Mayor those groups to be “very cynical ” tant appears at the June 14 session. appropriated to balance next year s direc, viewing. scopes budget. . . The Main Street optician sug- Among the items which came m geS|ed (hose who wish to follow under budget were $54,920 in tj,e _ate of the eclipse make a transportation funds which the ipfjffoig camera” or stand under a Remodeling planned at Hall board saved by providing trans- «dI to lb. I^vaa of .he .re Tow. unhilocl Robert Hein,z S-ladM d. for.be projec, will Continued on Page 4 ^ ■ Jh d e camera, he gentler place for persons with dis- said the purpose of the changes is exLple, will be pre-packaged for continued, ^ rdm^ e0^ tJi^ ° jjjggfcWpmSleT^hi“~ r ° U‘ SbUitie” Ac? the anti- curren^th fo*e access improve- “easy pickup. Mr. Gordon said the

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% i THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills May 5,1994 Glenwood School posts Middle schoolers to present choral concert next Thursday A choral music program will be Land,” and “It’s a Good Day.” Strawberryfestival date presented by 220 students atthe^ The seventh grade singers’ selec- “What a great day.” “The kids Squires, make-up; Stephanie middle school May 12> lions include a madrigal “Sing We love it." “It’s the highlight o f die Marianne Busby, Claire The program, which begins at 8 and Chant It,” a spiritual, “Didn’t year.” Just what are people talking Guadagno and Gina Patterson, p.m., will include music from the My Lord: D eliver Daniel,” and about?' prizes; Judy Brewer, sand art; Jean Classics as well as song? from “The World Is Yours.” The mem- They’re talking about the Great Funk and Susaa Van Tassel, small American folk, pop and jazz bers of the eighth grade chorus American Strawberry Festival world; Ilene Klein, fortune teller; repertoire. will sing “Sing, Allehi Sing.” which will be held at the Glen- Jane Shutte, grab bag; Pat French, The sixth grade will present Ber­ “Shenandoah,” and “Bye Bye wood School from 3 to 7 p.m. Jacque Payer and Liz Wilson, Jbake lin’s “Puttin’ on -the Ritz," “The Blackbird.? Tuesday. The festival is an old- shop; Susan Foley, Eileen Harte Trout" by Schubert, “Promised T o conclude The program The fashioned, fun-filled kind of hap­ combined chorus performs “Down pening. It's games, rides, goodies and Carol Kirn, games; Ellen in the Valley,” “With** Voice of Flamm and Carolyn Younger, to eat, laughing, playing and shar­ Town Singing,” “The Wind Beneath My beverages; Debbie Robertson, cot­ ing a sunny spring afternoon at Wings,” and “American the Beau­ ton candy; Janie Buckley and Glenwood PTA’s largest annual tiful.” Descant singers in die final Deidre Coleman, dinner and des­ free rabies fund raiser. selection are Karen Rozansky, This year’s festival promises to sert; Esther Kirk, pizza; Karen Elizabeth Innes, Emily Blau, Sarah Gaylord, decorations; Barbara continue the tradition of old- clinic today Sanborn, Leslie Bernstein, Emma fashioned American picnics and Stanley, poster contest; Susan Van A free rabies clinic for dogs and Jane Humphreys, Lauren Fabian, carnivals with games, rides and Tassel, publicity; Rosemary Ellin- cats belonging to township resi­ Kathleen Yap, Diane Tejerina and wood, Julie Heckman, Susan goodies for all ages. A basketball dents will be held from 6:30 to 8 Jennifer Johnson. and ring toss, colored sand bottles, Henry and Jonne Morris, tickets; m. today at the Essex Street fire The Millburn Middle School pony rides, face painting, a fortune Janet Sherlund, T-shirts; and Tacet leadquarters. Choruses are directed by. vMargaret m teller and a small world for little Emposimato, special sale. Town health director William Trzeciak and the accompanist is ones guarantees something for Faitoute said that due to a change Julie Wong. There is no admission everyone. Also for die wee ones is in N.J. State Health Department charge. this year’s newest ride—a trackless Jr. League plans policy, valid immunity must be train. Game winners will once demonstrated for the entire dura­ College corner again earn tickets to be redeemed rummage sale tion of all licensing periods. for popular prizes. * The provisional class of the Jun­ Rabies expiration anytime in 1995 Jennifer P. Qtner, daughter of This year’s pre-dinner snacking ior League of the Oranges and would cause problems with Mr. and Mrs. David Otner of 17 features, hot pretzels, pizza, cotton Short Hills is planning a rummage license renewal for that year. South Mountain Road, has been HHHJHpHH JJH candy and home baked goodies for sale for May 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 “Therefore, it is prudent to take mamed to the winter quarter dean’s p.m. at the Bauer Community advantage of this clinic,” Mr. list in the College of Arts and Center. Faitoute said. Sciences at Northwestern Univer- Andrew Van Tassel, Rebecca Gilbert and Vanessa Ott castf t American fav0rites-hot Donated items, including used As in the past, certificates o f sity. are among the school's population looking forward to dogs, hamburgers, fried chicken, clothing, mirrors, pictures and immunization will be provided The Mj|lburn Free r a g ubrary W8S Tuesday's strawberry festival. watermelon and melt-in-your- small furniture, are being sought and licenses will be sold to those established in 1938. mouth strawberry short cake. For by the Juhior League for the sale. in need. those whose sweet tooths still need Donations can be left at Garage 7 Township resuming curbside satisfying the cake walk promises for 125 Forest Drive, Short Hills plenty of sumptuous cakes, pies, Village Apartments, Springfield, collection of garden debris bars and cookies. Tickets for the this Saturday and next Saturday. games, rides and dinner can be Effective this week the Brush placed at the curbline purchased at the festival for $1 per township’s public works depart- must not exceed three feet in THE ITEM of Millburn and Short strip of four. Hills (USPA 348-680) ©1994 is ment is resuming the collection of length and must be tied in bundles Co-chairmen of this year’s festi­ published every Thursday by yard and garden debris. not exceeding 50 pounds in val are Vicki Ott and Jeanie Riley. BAL Communications, Inc., a Grass clippings, small quantities weight. No roots, stumps, logs, Other committee chairmen are corporation at 100 Millburn o f'le a v e s, tree branches, her- fence posts or lumber will be col- Susan Rodbart, treasurer; Jeanne Avenue, Millburn, N J. Official baceous waste and twigs will be lected nor will containers or bags newspaper of the Township of Gartland, scheduling; Erin Cast- 3 DAYS ONLY • May 5, 6 & 7 picked by department personnel if which include flower pots, litter, ner, set-up; Kathi Hecht and Bar- Millburn, subscription rates by the material is placed at the curb- planters and flats, mail post paid; one year, within I sale* Anal With this coupon only line on the first day of the week on Essex County, $16.50, else­ which garbage is collected. where, $20. Entered as Second Class Matter October 6,1891 at COMPLEMENTS TWO The yard debris may be co­ FAHNESTOCK the Post Office of Millburn, New mingled in ^open containers not Jersey, under Act of March 3, SHOES ’N MORE exceeding 50 pounds in weight or 1879, and second class postage in biodegradable paper bags. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC was . paid at Millburn, New Biodegradable bags are available AND OTHER LEADING EXCHANGES , Jersey 07041. 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The which will be held at the hospital That day she will be waking her garden' is given over, more and June 18. mother up early to spend the day more, to plants that butterflies eat. Gov. Christine Todd Whitman is birding in Cape May. Allison, a During last week’s visit Allison serving as honorary chairman of third grader at Hartshorn School, had four chrysalides in her charge, the gala. . is an avid birder and May 14 is the a pair of Tiger Moths and a pair of Dr. Coppola, a family prac­ Audubon Society’s W orld Series Spice Bush Swallow Tails. They titioner with offices on Essex of Birding fund raiser. have been in the chrysalis stage all Street, helped found Overlook’s Last year Allison raised more winter and are due to emerge any department o f family practice in than $2,000 on her own, and as day now. 1969 and has served as its presi­ one o f Audubon’s top 10 fund Later in the summer Allison will dent and vice president. A decade raisers, she won some birding make her annual purchase of Mon­ ago he helped establish the hospi­ trips. The only problem is the Cal­ arch eggs and begin raising the tal’s professional development m * ifornia location; Allison’s mother, caterpillars. When they emerge endowment fund which subsidizes - Patience Fuchs, is still working on from chrysalides—only two weeks training for nurses, medical and x- T i r *; a way to get them out there. for the Monarch—“she will band ray technicians and other health The object of the World Series, them and send the information to care professionals. in addition to raising money for the University of Toronto with Dr. Coppola, who has also the Audubon Society, is to spot as whom she has been a research served as chairman of the drug many species of birdlife as pos­ associate for three years. The utilization and pharmacology and sible. Last year, Allison’s personal Monarch, Mrs, Fuchs explains, therapeutics committees, initiated count was 70, including a yellow are one of the few butterflies the development of die drug for­ beek cuckoo. This year, armed sturdy enough to be banded. mula and intravenous manual with her binoculars and her books, Allison, a recently enrolled therapy handbook in 1978. Dr. Anthony F. Coppola she hopes to spot over 100. member of the Young Ten years later he spearheaded a “You have to know what you are Entomologist Society, has never major fund-raising campaign for College corner looking for,” Allison said last been afraid of creepy, crawly the hospital, securing more than $1 week, interviewed at her White things said her mother, something million in pledges from Over­ Marielle Phillippi, daughter of Oak Ridge home. And that means she attributes to growing up next look’s medical staff. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillippi of a lot of time with the books. to the Fox Hill- Reserve and to the Dr. Coppola earned his doc­ 10 East Beechcroft Road, was Allison owes her interest in bird­ efforts of teacher Nancy Drew at torate from Tulane Medical School recently inducted into Cardinal ing to a cousin—or rather to .a the Neighborhood Nursery School. and his bachelor’s degree from Key at Lynchburg College. Car­ cousin of her mother’s—a bird “She did a lot with animals," Rutgers University. He is a mem­ dinal Key is national honor society bander who lives in Massachusetts. Mrs. Fuchs said. “Allison still col­ ber of the American College of which recognizes scholarship and Actually birding is really only a lects Cicada bug shells for her.” Clinical Pharmacology and has an leadership on campus and in th e ' sideline for Allison. Her first love While insects, butterflies and advanced degree in pharmacology. community. is butterflies. She is her school’s | birds take most of her time, resident expert and is known by I Allison does'not limit herself in BUTTERFLY LADY — Allison W *h o o l chun* » -Bunerfly growing food for the hungry butterflies she raises in_ This —y- is no passing. . . fad . for named .is Dustball . .. and j a fish called her home. Allison. She’s been into butterflies Rainbow Peacock. CoreStates-Constellation OUR GIFT TO merger completed Monday jew elry sale What had been a branch office of NJNB’s total assets to approxi­ ANTIQUE / COSTUME / SILVERWARE the Constellation Bank, NA at 44 mately $6.8 billion and the number MOTHER Essex Street is now a branch of of. its branches to 152 operating in CoreStates New Jersey National 13 counties. 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NOW CELEBRATING S i 80 TH ANNIVERSARY May 5,1994 Page 4 THE ITEM-tff Millburn and Short Hills Commentary Chefs stirring the pot for hunger relief ■ ______M- ___ ,______■ * _____ * 1_f Xinm A roffln f Berriie Nichols; and Miller event put on at different sites dur- both o f Cafe M ain. A raffle for By Eveline Speedie Bugliari, soccer coach at the mg the spring. It is sponsored by a prizes donated by local companies Pingry School and director of Washington, D.C.-based organizg- will also be held. . . . T he I tem How many chefs can work in the volunteers for World Cup USA. turn, Share Our Strength (SQS). This year Ms. Dolan had three O f Millburn and Short Hills same- room at the Hilton at Short In addition, CEO’s from APA Local coordinators decide the chefs organize all the other chefs, Hills? The answer is 26, especially Trucking and Port Imperial/Arcorp evening’s format. Ms. Dolan pre- Preparations for the, event started ■ ' ' . (USPA 348-680) for an annual gala benefit to raise and Sandoz Pharmaceuticals fers food and wine tastings with in September with monthly meet- 100 Millburn Avenue funds for hunger relief. Corp., along'with executives of music and entertainment.* Her line- ings held until February and then Millburn, N* ts 07041 This year’s regional Taste of the Ford Motor Co. and Xerox Corp. up o f p e rfo rm e rs includes a every two weeks after that with the ' 201 376 1200 Nation fundraiser will be held in will don aprons. . Dixieland band, and musician John meetings growing more and more the HilTSn’s ballroom M onday Taste of the Nation is a national Korba and magician William Fem, frequent the closer the time o f the from 7 to 10 p m. Local chefs are event.* Penny saved, penny earned joining their colleagues in more “I ’ve been in this business for The penny saved is the penny earned and for its action Tues­ than 100 cities across North Amer­ 22 years,” Ms. Dolan said. “It’s day night in cutting the municipal tax levy by one point, the ica to cast rivalries aside and Letter to the editor so nice to see another side of it. Township Committee has earned our congratulations. showcase their gourmet creations The first year I did it I felt fantas­ tic. After jthe second year, I felt it with the assistance of celebrity leries. Those of us who are But before we go too far in praising the Committee, we hosts, all in the name of charity.’ was just something I had to do. ” The wildlife commission repulsed by the animat slaughter should note that the point reduction does not represent a Guests will pay $75 each to Editor, The Item: and exploitation are having our American Express sponsors the reduction in municipal spending and it is only through spend­ sample the various culinary treats 1 am responding to the letter-to- rights alienated by an old boys’ event along with Godiva along with wine selections donated ing cuts that true and significant savings can come. the-editor from John Volk, presi­ network. Chocolatiers at the Short Hills by internationally acclaimed dent of the N.J. State Federation The Committee found the means to reduce the 1994 Mr. Voik writes further about Mall. Godiva donated $6,000 to vineyards. Each chef has been of Sportsmen’s Clubs, which the trap and transport of animals. I municipal tax levy to last year’s level by appropriating an asked to prepare 500 portions of appeared in last week’s edition of cover expenses that are not feel this is an excellent procedure additional $30,000 from suiplus and reducing the reserve for The Item. donated by other sources. Ms. one dish, , to use as opposed to hunting. Mr. uncollected taxes by $95,000. By increasing the appropriation This is the fourth year that To begin with, Mr. Volk has Dolan hopes to raise between Volk, of course, does not. He Noreen Dolan, manager of 40 stated that “citizens o f the state $38,000 and $40,000 this year. from surplus,, the Committee is giving back to the taxpayer claims to be concerned for the cost Main Street, has served as the have been misinformed regarding Township resident Liz Thomases what was the taxpayer’s in the first place. The new estimate to taxpayers and for the safety of js director'of public relations and on the amount of dollars the municipality has to set aside as local chairman. She selects the Assembly Bill 1125 which was benefit’s beneficiary, which introduced by Assemblywoman the deer. .volunteer services at the Food- First, 95 per cent o f the deer Bank, which distributed 11,6 mil- its hedge against those who do not pay their taxes on time receives 70 per cent of the pro­ Maureen Ogden." I do, indeed, represents a more accurate reflection or actual tax collection ceeds. Her selection for the past disagree with this statement would survive transportation and fion pounds of food in 1993 to second, while the cost o f relocat- 1,200 member organizations in the four, years has been the Com­ because there is a crying out for than had previously been in place. ing each animal would be $200, munity FoodBank of New Jersey, change to create a new wildlife state. We have no quarrel with either action — we applaud both. compare this to the deer hunt at the the state’s largest provider of commission. Assemblywoman But our applause would be louder, and the Committee’s action Watchung Reservation which cost “The need is so great,” Ms. industry donated food, for its Ogden has recognized this urgency Thomases said. “Lots--of'people New Jersey taxpayers over $600 more significant, if true cuts in spending plans had been Extra Helping Program and other through her proposal of this » don’t understand the depth of the for each deer killed—and over 90 made. hunger relief programs. The worthwhile and long-overdue problem. We try to make a dif­ remaining 30 per cent is distrib­ legislation. I applaud and com­ deer were slaughtered at taxpayers’ expense. ference. ” John Pritchard uted nationwide and international­ mend her courage and tireless ly, ...... efforts. It is crystal clear that we need The FoodBank - held its second Life’s journey ended Tuesday morning for John W. Ms. Dolan said the event was “a Mr. Volk goes on to boast about change now. We need a new com­ annual poster contest for area Pritchard — for all who knew him, his 67-year-old journey little tough to organize this year” the Division of Fish, Game and mission with new approaches, a school children in connection with was too short. because it falls the day after Wildlife's existence for more than commission that will truly protect the benefit. This year’s theme was We know many people in this community who have been Mother’s Day. Tought jto organize 100 years. and conserve our wildlife. “Imagine a World Without Hunger." For the second year in a life-long township residents, who proudly proclaim that the or not, Ms. Dolan described the Each year the state’s deer.crisis The present commission of six gala as “a way for the chefs to worsens due to mismanagement by sportsmen, three farmers and two row, Karin Lin-Green berg, a jun­ blue of the township flag runs through their veins. During al give something back and they the division. The division readily members from the general public ior at Millburn High School, won the years he lived here' — from the time of his birth until enjoy doing* this. ” admits that its purpose is to (all chosen by New Jersey hunters) first prize. CoreStates/New Jersey shortly after his retirement in 1985 — John Pritchard made no propagate, increase and control has an obvious vested interest and National Bank of Short Hills The list of celebrity hosts draws such claim. He was too dedicated to this municipality to wildlife throughout the state. can hardly be expected to be objec­ donated savings bonds to be froft Fortune 500 companies, awarded to the winners and David.. engage in silly chauvinism. His thoughts were directed at Hunters, who have complete con- tive to any solution that does not sports, television and the theater. trol over the division,, have used involve hunting. Gary L.td. on M illburn Avenue making the community a better one for its residents; he never The names include: Francis this control to massacre needlessly For the animals, for the people, framed the nine winning posters wavered in his commitment to that goal as he carried out his Anthony, the “Love Chef” on the millions of animals in our state— for a better world—it’s time for pro bono. The winning posters are Regis and Kathie Lee Show; local duties as township clerk, business administrator and in a host for fun. the old boys’ club to go, Please now on display at the Paper Mill food writer/broadcaster Jean How disgraceful that we hav£ support Assemblywoman Ogden’s Playhouse. of other Town Hall roles. Baycock; Channel 9’s-Richard Mr. Pritchard was one of those rare individuals; perhaps allowed the violation of our public proposal, Assembly Bill 1125. Tickets, which are 100 per cent Bey; Cindy Hsu of Channel 2 parks and private properties being Betty Rand tax deductible, can be purchas. there was someone who did not like and respect him, but, if noon news in New York; New Jer­ turned into bloody shooting gal- 295 Millburn Avenue by calling Ms. Dolan at 376-4444. so, we never met that individual. sey Devils Ken Daneyko and Bureaucracy and bureaucrats are words that carry with them images of over-staffed offices, of time wasted and of paper- Board holds organizational meeting shufflers ad nauseam. John Pritchard was a bureaucrat and a money, and to unify curriculum. grades, board member William leader of a bureaucracy and we will always be grateful for his Continued from Page 1 Rosenblatt said it would be nice to Another parent, however, said have separate supervisors in the presence at Town Hall, setting the example of what public portation for pre-school students the superintendent was not includ­ high, middle and elementary employment is supposed to be. . in-house, Mr. Brennan said. Over ing all of the supervisorial posi­ schools, but the district 'couldn’t John Pritchard’s journey of life was, in a sense, a simple budget items included $20,000 in tions in his comparisons. Although afford it. employee health and dental bene­ the positions of music director and one — beginning and ending at Overlook Hospital, but along “What we have is sufficient to fits. health and physical education that journey he touched many people and all are better for provide a unified curriculum,” Property committee chairman director are consistent with last having known him. Bennett Wasserman said that after year, the district this year created Mr. Rosenblatt said. Board mem- We mourn his death; we take pride in having been his eight months, “numerous meetings the additional position of technol- ^er AJ>by Kalan said the super- . r .• ___sSSe .• r visors m le nan changed to more. friend. We offer our condolences to his wife and daughters and countless hours of discussion ogy director. viSorS' role had changed and thank them for sharing him with us. and review,” his committee is Dr. Kohn responded that the role of a leadership function or facili­ ready to present “a medium and of the director of technology is to tator. long range plan to eliminate over­ provide a short and long range In answer to a question about Coming events crowding in our elementary plan incorporating technology into bus service, Mr. Brennan said that after a poor start it had been a Veterans Gal l ion -Gentile Chapter schools.” That presentation, which curriculum and. to: work with Today, May 5 j will also broach the topic, of a supervisors to create a curriculum “tremendous year.” 11 a.m;'to 5 p.m. Short Hills No. 43 meeting, Elks Club 2004, PTA Conference president Debbi Springfield Avenue, Springfield. bond issue, will be made at a spe­ which will reflect the technology Garden Club plant sale, Short cial meeting of the Board of Edu­ students will face when they leave . Lebersfeld said that at a recent Hills train station. Monday, May 23 meeting the owner of the district’s 10 a.m . M illburn-Short Hills cation Monday night beginning at the school district. 1&15 to 12:40 p.m. National transportation contractor, Barker Chapter, American Association of 7:45 p.m. In answer to the questions about Dayof Prayer observance, Town In connection with the upcoming supervisorial competency in all B usM M r seemed responsive! Hall. Retired Persons meeting, Bauer We’ll be all right if he delivers Community Center. discussion, Ronni Brown, a Deer­ 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera field parent, asked .that as a what he says he will deliver," Ms. Club meeting, Bauer Community 1 p.m. Fireside Book Discussion Not much Lebersfeld said. Group review of James Michener’J j follow-up to comments made by Center. Superintendent Gerald Kohn last Only a half dozen parents 8 p.m. Historic Preservation “The Novel,” Williamsburg year, upgrading playground equip­ interest in attended the meeting with Barker Commission meeting, Town Hall. Room, Millburn Public Library. Bus and most of the problems Vivian Steinberg Monday, May 30 ment at the elementary schools be Saturday, May 7 boiled down to only two routes, it One further comment from the Memorial Day. considered for inclusion in the pro­ makeup days 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Eyes For was reported.- A' bus company public, that from Roy Kirsch of Township public schools closed. posed bond issue. Almost all of the high school’s The Needy 'spring sale. Under the public comment por­ Employee to be stationed in the Coniston Road, hearkened back to Tuesday. May 31 „ , student population took the d ay o ff district should bring greater on-site Monday, May 9 7:45 p.m. Board of Education tion of Monday night’s meeting, ,as( Thu’rsday> the fourth and final c o n t ^ o f h r srtuat1on the debate over the super­ 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting, Education Center. comments focused on the role of makeuo dav scheduled dur- COwr° u s‘t^auon .. , ■■■ intendency which occurred prior to property committee report on Wednesday, June 1 the recent election. facilities expansion, Education 8 p.m. Board of Recreation M r. Kirsch objected to charges Center. Commissioners meeting, Bauer T i k , | *. .udienc. ^ & & „ 648 hCT M t t '» H g g | that those who expressed disagree­ Tuesday, May 10 Community Center. inquired as to the function of the stuj ents out 0 f a high school s? me quality food service at the ment with the superintendent and 6:45 p.m. Essex County 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting, district’s supervisors who this year enrollment* of 729. D uring the high school for students who stay with the board were only out to Fibromyalgia Support Group meet­ Town Hall , swapped their part-time teaching ^ ^ of the week, absentees “foment trouble.” ing, Millburn Public Library. Thursday, June 2 assignments to become full-time at the high school ranged from 401 ly ” Sjjflj available “ is “ju n k ” “ which 'r is He noted the budget passed by less than half a per cent and that 7:30 p.fn. Millburn High School 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera kindergarten-12th grade super­ Monday to 546 at Wednesday. sold through a machine, she said. PTA meeting, Education Center. Club meeting, Bauer Community visors. In the middle school absentees Mr. Brennan said he would “like the two new board members, out- polled the two incumbents. Monday, May 16 Center. The questioner asked whether ranged from approximately 30 per to hear from more than one pier- 7:30 p.m. Millburn Library 8 p.m. Historic Preservation the supervisors were equally cent Monday to approximately 60 son” before he broached the sub­ He said that a former board Board of Trustees meeting, Wil­ Commission meeting,* Town Hall. skilled in all grades of education per cent Thursday. In the ject with the food service supplier. member had called for the com­ liamsburg Room, Millburn Public Monday, June 6 Dr. Kohn said there are four elementary schools absentees' He said control of the contents of munity to come together as a team, Library. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education supervisory ppsitions now in the ranged from 15 to 25 per cent machine or whether a machine but “in order for that to work we 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment meeting, Education Center. co re s u b je c t o f m athem atics, throughout the week. ( s h o u l d m the h,gh s0*100* at 8,1 must have full disclosure and open meeting, Town Hall. Tuesday, June 14 science, ■ English and social studies Approximately one third (21) oC ’s, an internal matter for the dis- discussion. That’s far from being Tuesday, May 17 8 p.m. Township Committee compared with four and two tenths flje high school’s teachers and half b a l ­ divisive,” he said. 7:30 p.m. Unity Group meeting, meeting, Town Hall. last year. Previously, the super- (31) of 'the middle school’s Millbunf Library. W ednesday, June 15 visorial positions were limited to teachers were absent for the entire 8 p.m. Township Committee 8 p.m. Planning Board confer­ grades six through 12 with full- week. Eleven teachers were meeting, Town Hall. ence meeting, Town Hall. time math' and science specialists' reported absent from Wyoming Where to write Wednesday, May 18 Monday, June 20 employed in the elementary School, but only two, three and Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to,; 8 p.m. Planning Board confer­ 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment schools. four were reported absent fr6m their representatives in the U.S. Congress, N.J. Senate, N.J. Assemb­ ence meeting, Town Hall. meeting, Town Hall. i Dr. Kohn said the move was Deerfield, Hartshorn and Glen- ly or.in Essex County government, can do so by sending-letters to: Thursday, May 19 Friday, June 24 made both to save the district wood Schools respectively. 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera Township public schools close U.S. Senate Club meeting, Bauer Community for summer vacation. AARP chapter Senator Bill Bradley Senator Frank Lautenberg Center. Monday, June 27 Dispatchers 731 Hart Senate Building 506 Hart Senate Building Sunday, May 22 7:45 p.m. Board of Education electing officers Continued from Pape' 1 . Washington, DC 20510 - Washington, DC 20510 10 a.m . D isabled Am erican meeting, Education Center. at May 23 meeting through amendments to the House of Representatives The annual election of officers municipal budget. The single point Rep. Bob Franks Rep. Dean Gallo will be held at the May 23 meeting reduction proposed through the 429 Cannon HOB JgSSSBSin /.aW^Rayburn W df "the MiilbM-$hort Hills^h«^^ amendments would mean the Washington, DC 20515 Washington, DC 20515 ter of the Atnenc ...... Retired Persons at the Bauer Com­ would be 95 cents per $100 of N.J. Senate munity Center. The meeting will assessed value—the same as in O f MILLBURN and SHORT HILLS Senator C. Louis Bassano start at 10 a.m., preceded by a cof­ 1993—while the overall property Established 1888 324 Chestnut Street* fee at 9:30. * tax levy, which also includes The Mental Health Association school and county spending, Union, NJ 07083 PUBLISHER in New Jersey is sponsoring an would be $3.75. Last year’s over­ Barbara A. Lewis outreach community education all rate was $3.60. N.J. Assembly ' Assemblywoman Maureen Ogden Assemblyman Monroe Lustbader program foe the chapter at this The 1-point reduction was 266 Essex Street 2 West Northfield AvenUe EDITOR meeting for the purpose of discus­ achieved primarily by reducing the Millburn, NJ 07041 ' • Livingston, NJ 0^039 Carter J. Bennett sion and sensitizing individuals to the reserve for uncollected taxes all facts associated with various by $95,000 and increasing the ADVERTISING DIRECTOR mental health situations. Several of amount being appropriated from Board of Chosen Freeholders Tracy S. Dupuis these situations will be enacted by surplus to offset taxes by $30,000. Freeholder James Treffinger Hall o f Records, Room 558 Published At 100 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, N J. 07041 the Mental-Health Players The amended budget is schedul- The public is invited to attend ed for public hearing and final 465 Martin Luther King Boulevard Editorial 201-376-1200 * Circulation 379-3459 Newark, NJ 07102 Display Adv. 376-1200 Classified Adv. 1-800-773-2387 this event. Call 376-3528 by May adoption at the Committee’s May 16 for reservations. 17 session. Page 5 May 5,1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Area car thieves return, Deadline Life after college is topic nears for day of MHS graduate’s first book engage police “Entry-Level Life: A Complete Written for the young college camp sign-up Guide to Masquerading as a Mem- graduate, M r. Zevin covers such Motor vehicle; thefts were up last also stole another vehicle belong­ ber of the Real World” is the title topics as “Finding an Apftrtfnent: Township parents were reminded week, including thefts from parked ing to the victim. of a new book written by Millburn From Dorm to Dump," “Crash- cars, and police were involved in Three vehicles parked in the today by the recreation department that the deadline for registration High School graduate Dan Zevin. Landing a Job: W hat C olor is an unsuccessful car chase while municipal lots on Essex Street and Mr: Zevin, Who is now 29, is Your Straitjacket?" and “-Life^ in for its summer day camp programs pursuing two vehicles that were ’ Millburn Avenue were vandalized the son of Mr. and M rs. Ron the Cube: Climbing the Corporate is May 13. Two programs, a mini- suspected stolen. April 26: Hood ornaments were Zevin of 44. Northern Drive. Now, StairMaster” in his book which is day camp at the Hartshorn School Monday, a 1993 Honda Accord taken from a Mercedes Benz and a a resident o f Boston, Mr. Zevin published by Bantam and available and a Gero Park playground camp, was taken from the Short Hills Cadillac Coup de ville, and a 1987 graduated from Millburn High locally at both Encore Books on are scheduled. Mall parking lot around 9 p.m. Honda Civic was scratched along School in 1982 and from New, Morris Turnpike and Bevert Books According to police, an eyewitness the driver’s side door. The mini-day camp at the Hart­ shorn School will be held Mon­ York University where he majored on Millburn Avenue. saw two males in a white Dodge Saturday afternoon, a Chestnut ‘Entry-Level Life" is Mr. days through Thursdays from 9 in journalism. pull up alongside the Accord. The Street resident reported the theft of Zevin’s first book. Since graduat­ a.m. until noon with two, 3-week witness reported seeing one of the his $350 bicycle from his garage. ing from NYU. he has been a sessions planned. The first session Mini-merchant males enter the stolen vehicle. April 26, a Briarwood Drive resi­ freelance writer who has contrib­ will.be June 27 through July 14; Sunday night, a 1992 Acura dent reported the theft of his sales scheduled uted features to Rolling Stone, the second session, will hegin Ju ly . Vigor was reported stolen from the lawnmower from his garage some­ Spy, Us, GQ and Travel and 18 and continue through August 4. municipal lot at Essex and Main time during the previous week. for May 14 Leisure. Streets. That same evening, an A total o f 16 minor accidents The Gero Park camp will meet The annual mini-merchant sales Mondays through Fridays from 9 Acura Legend was stolen from dotted the area last week, with one Df. Humbert L. Riva day, an event sponsored by the Ridgewood ■ Road while it was driver requiring hospital attention. a.m. until noon and from 1 to 4 Millbum-Short Hills Chamber of parked in the owner’s driveway. Andrei S. Tuerdov of Springfield p.m. It will also consist of two, 3- Commerce which provides According to police, a stolen 1985 was taken to Overlook Hospital by Dr. Riva week sessions with the first run­ township young people to sell their Mitsubishi belonging to a Newark the Millbum-Short Hills Volunteer ning from June 27 through July 15 wares from booths and tables woman was recovered at the scene. First Aid Squad Sunday evening and the second from July 18 along Millburn Avenue, will be The attempted theft of a 1990 with complaints of back pain after is honored through August 5. held May. 14. Acura Legend was reported Sun­ his vehicle was struck in the rear Dr. Humbert L. Riva of 40 Specific information pertaining Set-up time is scheduled for 11 day evening by its Locust Avenue by a vehicle driven by John A. Ott Highland Avenue was honored to the camps and registration can a.m. with sales taking place from owner when he heard his car alarm of 324 Main Street. The accident recently as a founding member of be obtained by telephoning the 11:30 until 2:30 p.m. beeping. He found the car’s rear took place in the 200 block of the Society of Gynecologic recreation department office, 564- Chamber of Commerce officials vent window had been smashed. Main Street. Mr. Ott was charged Oncologists. 7097. expect more than 100 ( young Sunday evening police pursued with careless driving. He was presented with a medal people to take part in the event. two vehicles, an Acura Vigor and and a plaque in Orlando, Fla. College corner Among articles offered for sale an Acura Legend, that were where the society celebrated its _ , ■ ■ j , r iTwill be handmade arts and crafts, Township re sid e n t Robert . f . b a seb a H suspected stolen. The chase began St. Rose Knights 25th anniversary. 1 C .*baked goods, fudge Carter, a junior at Washington at the Paper Mill Playhouse park­ Dr. Riva serves as chief of gyne­ cards, party favors and handmade and Lee University, has earned ing lot and proceeded along Glen offer scholarships cologic oncology and director of potholders. All profits are for the dean’s list status for the winter Avenue, through Maplewood and Three scholarships for graduat­ the department of obstetrics and mini-merchants to keep or to con­ Irvington, but was abandoned ing seniors of area high sch&ols are gynecology at St. Michael’s Medi­ term. tribute to a charity. being offered by the St. Rose. when the suspects entered Newark.. cal Center, Newark, He is profes­ was created In the event ot inclement A 1993 BMW containing $1,000 Council of Knights of Columbus. sor of obstetrics and gynecology at through an act of the state legislature weather on May 14, the mini- in baby items, tennis racquets and Students Gan obtain application Seton Hall University Graduate in 1857. Until then it had been part of merchant sales day will be held a portable phone was stolen from forms at the Millburn High School School of Medicine and clinical Springfield. , May 21. Dan Zevin outside a Kilmer Drive residence guidance office, St. Rose o f Lima professor of obstetrics and over the weekend. The car was rectory or by telephoning Rodney gynecology at the University of recovered in East Orange on Tues­ Darensbourg, scholarship com­ Medicine and Dentistry of New day. mittee chairman, at 563-5299. Jersey in Newark. A Winthrop Road resident T H E CAMP L A D Y SAYS... reported the theft Sunday of a Toshiba laptop computer and a monogrammed black leather brief­ CLOSEOUT SALE "Call M ow For Sum m er case from his car while it was parked outside his residence. The Ladies' Designer Clothing car lock on the front driver’s door at We arrange your Summer visitations! had been punched out. The thieves ROOSEVELT PLAZA - Retail Level FREE Brochures & Videos, Plus Expert Advice from New Jersey ’ BATES 2 W. North field Rd., Livingston Oldest and Most Experienced Advisory Service. 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Pritchard, township clerk here from 1958 to 1985 ‘Children’s Sunday* John W. Pritchard, who served sity where he obtained his as township cleric from 1958 until bachelor’s degree in 1949. Mr. Sunday service at Wyoming of church school teachers in the his retirement in 1985 and as foe Pritchard received his master’s Presbyterian Church will begin at church’s Christian education pro­ municipality’s business administra­ degree in political science from 10 a.m. with the Rev. Ronald W. gram. tor from 1967 to 1985, died Tues­ Rutgers University in 1967 and Johnson leading the service. The Church members who are inter­ day morning in Overlook Hospital. also studied taxation and business sermon will be “He Chose Us” ested in being a part of next year s Services for Mr. Pritchard, who law at the graduate school of New with Scripture readings from Acts Sunday School teaching team will was 67, wilt be held Saturday at York University. 10:44-48 aiid John 15:9-17. , have the opportunity to volunteer 11 a.m. at Smith and Smith, Sub­ He was employed by the Amer­ Sunday’s Service is a “Child­ during the coffee hour which fol­ urban, Springfield. Visiting hours ican Sugar Refining Co. in New ren’s Sunday" and church school lows the service. There are cur­ will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 York City for eight years, prior to children will attend the beginning rently 75 congregants involved in p.m. Friday at Smith and Smith. his appointment as die township’s of the service with their parents the children’s educational pro­ Mr. Pritchard lived his entire administrative assistant early in and adjourn to their classrooms gram. life here until moving to Sparth 1958. His appointment as following the children’s sermon. Township senior citizen coor­ following his retirement. In the township clerk came at the end of Infant and toddler care will be pro­ dinator Joan Holmes will be the township he was a volunteer fire­ that year. vided for the entire service. guest speaker at the church s man here, a past president and Surviving are his wife, Enid The Handbell Choir will play the “Lunch Bunch" gathering at noon Paul Harris Fellow of the Millburn Junge Pritchard; three daughters, prelude, “To a Wild Rose" by Tuesday. All retired and semi- Rotary Club, a member of the Lynne S., Karen L. and Joanne C. MaeDowell, and the organ post- retired members and friends of the Wyoming Presbyterian Church and Pritchard; two sisters, Lois Fisher lude will be “Sonata 1 in F Minor” church are invited to attend the a former member of the Millbum- and Ruth Cary; and 10 nieces and by Felix Mendelssohn. The Chan­ program. . Short Hills Republican County nephews. cel Choir will sing “T he Lord Reservations are suggested' Committee. In lieu of flowers, the family Hath Been Mindful" by S.S. Wes­ through the church office at 376- He was also a member of the requests contributions be made to ley. ■ _ - 3066. N.J. Municipal Clerks Association The Nature Conservancy, 200 Pot- In recognition of Teacher and served on numerous com­ tersville Road, Chester, 07930. Recruitment Sunday, the Cherub I, “Early Bird Fellowship” returns mittees for the Greentree Village ST. ROSE HOUSE TOUR-Members of the Ladies Aux­ May 12 at 6:30 a.m . w ith an Cherub II and Junior Choirs will Association in Sparta. J.B. Paardecamp iliary of St. Rose of Lima Church will hold their informal discussion on “Faith Mr. Pritchard was a 1944 gradu­ participate in the service. Services for James B. Paar­ Maturity." A light breakfast will ate of Millburn High School where "Springtime Showcase of Homes" May 19 from 10 Teacher Recruitment Sunday is decamp of Fanwood, a former be served. he was vice president of his senior a.m, to 2:30 p.m. Pictured are. event chairman Mrs. lield annually to highlight the role township resident, were held Sun­ class and a member of the school’s Robert Daly , Mrs. Dennis Buchert and Mrs. Donald day at die Brough Funeral Home, varsity track and football teams. ^ Summit. Mr. Paardecamp, who Parcells with luncheon chairman Mrs. William Kaupp. Congregational celebrating Following his graduation from was 63, died last Thursday at the Reservations can be made by telephoning Mrs. high school, he served in the U.S. Lyons Veterans Administration Frederick Biehl at 467-8064 no later than May 16. Navy for' 13 months and then Festival of Christian Home Hospital. attended Ohio Wesleyan Univer- The Festival of the Christian tures." Ms. Norris will also play Mr. Paardecamp was vice presi­ Jewjsh immigrant Memorial offering ome will be celebrated during flute obbligato for two anthems. Andrew Corcoran dent of the U.S. Home Inspection Contributions in memory of ommunity Congregational’s The youth choirs will be joined Corp., Fanwood, and a charter experience subject A mass was held Tuesday in St. George (Peter) B. Proud Jr. of 0:30 a.m. worship service Sun- by their mothers in singing member of the American Society Great Oak Drive may made sent to Oliver’s "A Very Special Love" Rose of Lima Church for Andrew of Home Inspectors. He was the of film, discussion ay. J. Corcoran of Hilltop Road. Mr. the Millbum-Short Hills Volunteer In observance of Mother s Day. and the Chancel Choir will sing former president of Arch Con­ The public is invited to join Corcoran, who was 84, died Fri­ First Aid Squad, 188 Glen Ave­ iveral generations of two member “The Gift of Love. ” struction Co., here. members of Congregation B’nai nue, Millburn. Mr. Proud, 67, Dr. Ronald Stegall will continue day in Overlook Hospital. He served as a naval intelligence Jeshurun’s Renaissance Group who imilies will greet arriving wor- A partner in the brokerage firm died April 23 at home. lipers. In Fellowship Hall, Helen with the. fourth of his 5-sermon officer in Charleston, S.C. during will see the film “Hester Street” at series, “Great Prayers of Religious of Benton, Corcoran & Lieb in the Korean Conflict and prior to the South Orange Avenue temple lauser, a founding member? of New York City prior to his retire­ le church, her daughter, Joan Faith.” The subject of this week’s that was an officer in the Merchant on May 22. ment in 1978, Mr. Corcoran was a laeschler, her granddaughter, sermon is “The Irish Blessing. ” Marine. The film presents the story of member of the New York Stock ,ynn M agrane, and her great- Youth choir rehearsals will be Born in New York City, Mr. Jewish immigrant experience in Exchange. randdaughters, Susannah and held today and Dr. Stegall will Paardecamp was a township resi­ New York City. Following the He was a member of the Canoe dent for 23 years before moving to FAX OS .ebecca Magrane, will be the lead the Bible study'at 9:15 a.m. film there will be a discussion led Brook Country Club and of the reeters. Greeting worshipers in Sunday. Tuesday the music and Maplewood and then to Fanwood by. Benjamin Nelson, professor of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick’s, le narthex will be Doris Wilgar, buildings and grounds committees last year. ■ 1 , English and comparative literature New York City. Your Ads & er daughter, Faith Krueger, and will meet at 7:30 p.m. and the Surviving are a son, Jan Paar­ at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Born in Jersey City, Mr. Cor­ er granddaughter, Dana Krueger. boards of deacons and deaconesses decamp, and a daughter, Susan Reservations for the 7 p.m. coran was in the Navy during Sunday’s service will feature at 8 p;m. There will be a meeting Paardecamp, both of Boston; and a screening are required. Admission Press Releases World War II and served in the lautist Theresa Norris as guest .of the church council following the brother, John W. Paardecamp of is $7 per person and checks, made Atlantic and Pacific theaters. nstrumentalist. She will be joined board meetings. Fanwood. payable to TBJ Renaissance (201) 376-8556 Surviving are his wife, Ruth iy congregant George Estes on Gt jup, are to be mailed to Gella Corcoran; a daughter, Sheila Michael Dacey larinet in prelude music by John Class pictures will be taken at Seiden, Box 278, Livingston. Doyle; two sons, Andy and Doug (utter, “Three American Minia­ this week’s Sunday School. ' A mass was offered Tuesday in Corcoran; a sister; Mrs. Harold St. Rose of Lima Church for ■Ridley; and five grandchildren. Michael Christopher Dacey, 5- Service format, schedule year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caivano Michael R. Dacey of Canoe Brook topic of Christ Church forum A mass was offered Saturday in Road. Michael died Saturday of St.. R ose o f Lim a C hurch for cancer in the Tisch New York A proposed new schedule and the “new commandment” of Jesus. ■ Joseph Anthony Caivano of University Medical Center, New program format for Christ The church will be decorated in Meeker Place. Mr. Caivano, who York City. Church’s Sunday morning services honor of Mother’s Day and special was 81, died last Thursday in the Born in New York City, during the summer will be the sub­ prayers will be offered for Lyons Veterans Administration Michael was a member of the ject of discussion at the church’s mothers. Also as a tribute to Hospital. “Fifth-Plus” class at Christ adult forum which will follow the mothers, the United Thank Offer­ An Army veteran of World War Church. 10 a.m. Sunday service. ing will be collected. The United 11, Mr. Caivano was a plumber in In addition to his parents, he is The Rev. Canon Leonard Thank effort is organized by the New York City prior to his retire­ survived by a sister, Lauren R. FLOWERS THAT LAST Freeman will discuss the changes women of Christ Church. ment. Dacey, and his grandmothers, Sara proposed by the “Busy People At the offertory the Christ Bom in New York City, he lived Dacey and Aurelia Rodriguez. Sunday Task Force,” a committee Church choir will sing the anthem, hefe for many years and was a ALL SUM M ER LONG! formed to address the concerns and “Keep a Joyful Song Ringing in member of the Casa Columbo time constraints facing family, par­ Your Heart." Civic Association. Hundreds o f Unudual ticularly those with young chil­ Cynthia Fuller will serve as Hanging Baskets, Handmade Planters dren: sidesman at the 8 a.m. service. Enroll now The committee has worked dur­ The Rite of Morning Prayer will S Potted Plants - Ready to Go! ing the past three months consider­ be conducted at 10 a.m. Christ Church ing the viewpoints of differing age Nursery School groups pertaining to a time name Church celebrates Visit our nationally recognized Train Garden! and. program structure that would in Short Hills ine Italian Cuisine help congregants develop as Chris­ Festival of Summer P rogram Since 1969 OPEN DAILY tians while providing a meaningful SENIOR DISCOUNT (Tuesday - Wednesday) Sunday worship. * Christian Home 'Members of the committee are Pilgrim Congregational Church CASH & CARRY Canon Freeman, Ann Klemme, will celebrate the Festival of the For added EN CENTER Lisa Gadsden, Robin Little, Deb­ Christian Home at its 10:30 a.m. Livingston, NJ 251 W. Northfield Rd. bie Schrenzel, Jeffrey Fullef, convenience, service Sunday at the Deerfield __ o k q c 1 Mile East of Charlie Ziese, Cindy Pelham- School. The Rev. Dr. Kenyon J. call our Toll Free S O T 9 0 2 - 0 0 9 8 Route 1() Cjrcle Webb, Patricia Shewmaker, Wildrick will deliver the morning Sandra Peinado and Elizabeth message, “Nourishing the Child 9:00 am to 11:30 am RESERVATION HOT UNE Naughton. Sandra Marshall served within Us.” June 20th to July 29th uBROW'S as planning consultant. The Chancel Choir will sing Victoria Geer McGrath, who “He’s Got the Whole World in His 3 and 4 year olds 1 -800-5 5N EROS . will begin her position as assistant Hands” and “Blessed Quietness.” Call 379-6549 Minister at Christ church on June In recognition of Mother’s Day, k State Certified ggijj will preach at Sunday’s 8 and all . women attending the service A MESSAGE FROM .. . 10 a.m. services. The gospel will will receive a corsage. Louise be taken from John, Chapter 15, Wenske will welcome worshipers Short Hills Orthodox as they arrive and Lou and Gladys f- Progressive Synagogue (Shul) Fellowship day Osterstock will serve as ushers. Larry Hagaman will deliver flow­ Rabbi David Movsas, program planned ers to those who are ill or who are Graduate of Yeshiva University, NY, Women of all denominations are shut-ins. . invited to the Church Women Rev. Virginia Scott will teach IZZy Spiegel, Founder, Benefactor United celebration tomorrow of the confirmation class which this Conveys to the unaffiliated (members of the Jewish) May Fellowship Day. week has as its topic, “What the Short Hills and vicinity communities for the, The event will be held at 10:30 Church Believes about JesUs following! i' * ■ . „ a.m. in St. Joseph’s Roman Catho­ Christ.” WE WELCOME YOUR MEMBERSHIP , Contemporaneous prayers, that will evoke in our lic Church, Prospect Street, A reception, organized by Gor­ FOR 1994-95 * Maplewood. A noon luncheon will don Freud, diaconate chairman, generation emotions, sentiments and nostalgia that follow the program. will follow the hour of worship. TO THE YOUNG TN YEARS AND IN SPIRIT penetrate the whole Being. 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Miss Meany is a graduate of Oak Rabbi Steven Bayar of Con­ Knoll School, Summit, and St. gregation B’nai Israel officiated at Lawrence University where she the ceremony held at The . ^ w a s a member of Delta Delta Delta Chanticler. , sorority. She is employed as an Lynn Marx served , as maid of account executive by Margeotes, honor for her sister and Mr. Fertitta, Donaher and Weiss, New Sauberman served as best man for York City. his son. Mr. Lobo, a Georgetown Uni­ The bride, a graduate of versity graduate, is employed as a MiHburn High School and Boston senior portfolio manager by University, is a human resources H.G.K. Asset Management, New manager at Bloomberg L.P., New York City. York City. A September wedding is Her father is president of Michele Meany planned. Custom Packaging Service, here, and her mother is deputy municipal clerk of Irvington. Peter Duchin kicks-off Dr. Sauberman was graduated Dr. and Mrs. from the College of William and Roy B. Sauberman Mary where he was elected to Phi concert series at mall Beta Kappa and received a medical C p i. Food and Drug Administra­ degree from Yale University tion in Rockville, Md. and his Celebrated band leader Peter PREPARING FOR SALE-Patricia Holgate and Mary School of Medicine. He is a car­ mother is a teacher of history and Duchin Will kick-off the spring Perry, New Eyes for the Needy volunteers, arrange a diology fellow at Columbia Pres­ government in Fairfax County, concert series at The Mall at Short display for the organization's spring jewelry and silver byterian Medical Center in New Va. Hills Monday evening. Following their wedding trip to Mr. Duchin and his band will be sale which will be held at the New Eyes building, 549 York City. MiHburn Avenue, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. His father is branch chief of Ear, Hawaii, Dr. and Mrs; Sauberman performing in The Mali’s grand Nose and Throat Devices for the are residing in Englewood. court starting at 7 p.m.f The con­ cert, which will include music of am pton M ouse* the big bands, jazz tubes and pop Mrs. Upshaw hits, is free to the public. The Monday evening spring con­ cert series will present jazz pianist ending year George Shearing May 16 and the 0 Ramsey Lewis Quintet on May 23. as PEO head A performer for more than 30 Carolyn Upshaw will complete years, Mr. Duchin has become a spring Clearance Sale her year as president of the N.J. musical mainstay for special occa­ Philanthropic Educational Organi­ sions. He has been playing at pres­ zation this weekend as the associa­ idential inaugural balls since 1961 tion holds its annual convention in and appears regularly at White Somerset. She is a member of PEO House state dinners. Chapter S, Short Hills. t Mr. Duchin regularly conducts Among those honored at the “the musical festivities on New Reg. prices PEO convention, which opens Year’s Eve at the Waldorf Astoria - tomorrow and runs through Sun­ where he is musical director. He took part in the Carnegie Hall What an opportune time to buy quality day, will be township resident Peter Duchin Peggy Nesbitt who will be cited centennial, played at the Demo­ furniture at drastic reductions. . for 50 years of service to the orga­ cratic National Convention and has 100 engagements a year, Mr. nization. tarolyn Upshaw performed at Radio City Music Duchin is vice chairman of the Township delegates are Carol Hall, Lincoln Center and the Paris New York'State Council on the Charles, Jan Stone and Barbara Birth Opera. Arts and a board member of the American Ballet Theater. Van Vliet. . Mr. and Mrs. William J. ;In addition to playing more than Those attending the convention Faulkner III of South Orange include Mary Jane Becker, June announce the birth of their first Carver, Margaret Fowler,' Lisanna child, William Joseph IV, March 4 Laplante, Doris Lindner, Liz at St. Barnabas Medical Center. Moldenhauer, Shirley Moore, Mrs. Faulkner is the former Karen Yvonne Penhollow, Julie Planck, Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Lois Scott, Stephanie Skidmore, Mrs. Jack Anderson of Forest Sharon Thomas, Rosemary War- Drive. Paternal grandparents are burton, Pat Emerson, Isobel Hut- William J. Faulkner of South ley, Mary Kidmore, Sue Phillips, Orange and Charlotte Faulkner of Sale ends May 31st Jan Woods and Winnie Yorks. Canada. ampton House skwni..u,c1Kovt NEIL SIMON'S great and timely 467 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair Center thCAlcn cirsf.mnlc H TRAGICOMEDY (201) 744-0900

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The 1986, explores the prickly issue of actors, under Miehael Raymond’s nuclear suicide and East-West intelligent, no-frills direction, arms negotiations; “Patient A ,” a create individual portraits that are 1993 work, deals with,the AIDS memorable, crisis. tension a n ' In “Two Rooms,” premiered in author’s 1988 and now being presented by route to the mo the 12 Miles West Theatre Comp­ Ms. Knox’s any of Montclair, Mr. Blessing righteous indignation. Her dramatizes the harrowing personal bird-like face stares in vacant dis­ and public ordeal of an American belief when confronted with the hostage in Beirut and his wife back latest governmental hypocrisy. in the States. Surrealist and dream­ Only alone in her room, in a like, yet brutally grounded in the moment of sensuous fantasy with reality of international terrorism Michael, is she transformed and and power politics, this four character drama provides a com­ Mr. Bellizia’s portrayal under­ pelling, if at times didactically scores the decency and. confused numbing vehicle for the talented resignation of this randomly actors of 12 Miles West. targeted, apolitical victim. As It also, proves, once again, how written by M r. Blessing, Michael an unconventional, intimate per­ is less noble hero than sacrificial formance space like Upstairs at pawn and the actor captures this Tierney’s Tavern can actually lend with a quiet intensity. integrity and dramatic urgency to Ms. Williamson sends all the works like “Two Rooms,” theater properly officious signals as Ellen. pieces whose power comes from The hot-headed, tightly-wound being viscerally experienced rather Walker of Mr. Rice would benefit than merely attended. from a little less staccato garble in The tw o room s o f the play’s his mannered Southern drawl. title, suggested by a bare mattress Staff Photo by Tony Forder “Two Rooms" is an interesting, PRESIDENTIAL LETTER — Township resident Evelyn floating on a platform stage^enter, worthwhile addition to the Ortner, founder/director of Unity Group Inc., shows ARBOR DAY-John Yendrick, in tree costume, town serve as suffocating yet sustaining repertoire of the enterprising 12 the letter she received April 16 from President Clinton, forester John Linson, local resident Dennis Holmes prisons for their inhabitants. 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Stuart B. Chizzik, son of Mr. high school’s varsity track team. Maccabi Games and was the win­ earn honors and Mrs. Steven Chizzik of 954 Dino is, sports editor of the ner of three bronze medals. Ridgewood Road, and Diao Yian­ Millburn High School student Jeffrey has lettered twice in at St. Rose nopoulos, son o f Karen A. Froh- newspaper, a crucifer at Christ winter and spring track for Forty-nine students" have boese of 5 Eliot Place and Othon Church and volunteers to feed the M illburn High School and is a received honors fo r the third Yianjnopoulos o f Montclair, have homeless at St. John’s Church in member of the school’s concert quarter at St. Rose of Lima been named Millburn High Newark. andHi«tMe) bands and its wind School. School’s' delegates to N.J. Boys Jonathan is a member of the ensemble7 Of the 49, lop honors were State. 'Millburn High School band and awarded to the following 17 stu­ The Boys State program, Varsity swimming team and also He is also a member of the peer dents: sponsored annually by the Amer­ swims for the Jewish Community leadership program and an officer ican Legion, will be held at Rider of the local Amnesty International Lisa Johnson, Maria Bremberg, Center of MetroWest. Last sum­ Annie Glackin, Aaron Isaacson, College horn June 19 to June 24. mer he participated in the regional chapter. Named as alternates for next John Persinger, Michael month’s program were Jonathan R. Romankiewtcz, Stephan Ruzicka, Dreyfus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mail carriers to collect Katherine Coffey, Eugene Gil­ Richard Dreyfiis of 310 Long Hill lespie, Denis Kelleher, Chris Drive, and Jeffrey A. Kaye,, son of Daly, Nicholas Scott, Pamela Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaye o f 12 donations for food pantry Cash, Miguel Recalde, John Romankiewicz, Monica Ruzicka Exeter Road. Postmasters Richard Tenneson peanut butter, jelly, canned meats, and James Weatherall. Selection of the delegates and of Millbum and Wayne Orshak of powdered milk, macaroni and The following 32 studenfs alternates was made by the Short Hills announced that letter cheese and canned spaghetti sauce. received second honors: Millburn High School faculty. carriers of both communities will All food items will be taken to the Stephen Downs, Brian Frydl, Attendance at Boys State by -two collect non-perishable food items Millbum/Short Hills Chapter of Melissa Kull, James Panepinto, Millburn High School students is along their deyvery routes May 14 the Red Cross for use in the local Danielle Schur, Michael Walton, sponsored annually by Guy R. to help stock a local food pantry food pantry. Ciaran Doyle, Marilyn Garguilo, Bosworth Post 140 o f the Amer­ for the needy. ' James Geiger, Rosemarie Policar- ican Legion. “Our letter carriers touch the pio, John Ward, Matthew Bell, Boys State is a mythical 51st lives of all our residents on a daily PTA date change Peter Bremberg, William Coffey, state organized and administered basis as we deliver the mail,” said Next week’s Millburn High Brendan Cummins and Andrea for citizenship training purposes Mr. Tenneson. “This is one more School PTA meeting has been Frydl; under the auspices of the N.J. outstanding example of the dedica­ changed from Monday to Tuesday Also, Mark Gray, Nicholas American Legion. tion of postal employees participa­ at 7:30 p.m. in the Education Cen­ Mordecai, Lian Price, Tricia Ram- Boys State provides a program ting in events that benefit the local ter. dial, Kristoffer Roohe, David of educational and recreational community.” Guest speakers, high, school Scuilli, Kristen Valenza, Brendan activities with guest speakers anti “We need the help of all guidance counselors Nancy Siegel Bate, Liza Bremberg, Robert specialists on government address­ Millbum and Short Hills residents and Ellen Brener, will discuss the Ciasulli, Lauren Dacey, Gregory ing the delegates during the course to make this drive a success,” said college admissions process and Garguillo, Paul Kelleher, Richard Mr. Orshak. of the week-long program. also answer questions from Lee, Chris Metz and Michelle All residents of the township are Stuart, who served as his class parents. Pinto. president in the middle school and being asked to place non- held the same office in his fresh­ perishable food items (no glass) at man year at the high school, was their mailbox May 14. Items an original member of Millburn which are particularly needed are FAX THE ITEM 376-8556 High School’s peer leadership pro­ gram at the time the program was established two years ago and HZ, remains active in it. He is among the developers of Celebrate... cross-age teaching program which will begin in September and which is designed to help in-coming freshmen make a smooth transition M O THER’S to tihe high school. Stuart has also been active in the police department’s drug aware- DAY hS‘SSS.!rf),r*< ^ h i^ b o y s STATE-Stuart Chizzik and Dino Yiannopoulos young people at a drug and (top row) have been hamed Millburn Hjgh School's alcohol/a id s awareness seminar, delegates to N.J. Boys State. Named alternates were with us since attending the seminar, he has (bottom row) Jonathan Dreyfus and Jeffrey Kaye, taught several AIDS awareness and There’s nothing like /a deljflpus dinner team for the past two years and prevention classes at the high High School’s winter track team to make Mom happy on Mother’s Day, and is a 2-time letter winner on the this year was named to the first For the past three years, Stuart tennis team. As a participant in team of the All-Northern Hills and nowhere tike Marco Polo for has taken an active role in the Jun- “Tennis: Europe” for the past two Conference,' Suburban Division. having a delicious dinner! ior Statesman of America program sum m er, S tuart has played in This spring he is a member of the and represented M illbum’s chapter tournaments in California, Hawaii A special present fo r (ill M others ;i in the state assembly of the and Europe, student-run organization. ■ Dino has been starting center for He was a member o f Millburn Millburn High School’s basketball

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Donner (20-17-37) of Livingston The Miller junior varsity 'stands. the important statistical categories Miller coach Kevin Meany’s prior to Monday ’s game against Ramapo Monday afternoon laxers also came up with a pair of Tebbe, Doyle and Dormer* also at 3-7 with wins over Momstown- Beard, St. Joseph and Ramapo. —every category but the most Rizk Division road .wins last week hold- down the fifth spot >n the A 2-0 loss at Hillsborough Mon­ important one, the (me that shows against Newark Academy 4-1 and public schools category. up on the scoreboard. St. Joseph Regional of Montvale Up-to-date statistics, including day dropped "the Millburn fresh­ man t«un to 0-5 on the season. ‘ Millburn completely dominated 11-6 . the Ramapo game show Tebbe play against visiting Ramapo only v Engel registered three goals and with a team-high 39 points on 24 Mark Ebert apd Mike Apple- baum scored for. the M iller frosh to -drop the New Jersey Inter- an assist and Tebbe was credited goals and 15 assists. Richardson is scholastic Lacrosse League Rizk with a goal and an assist in Fri­ in second place with 28 points on in a 6-2 loss to Seton Hall Prep last week. Alex Reinlieb assisted Division game 4-3. in the seventh day’s win over Newark Academy: 17 goals and 11 assists followed 3-minute sudden death overtime. in Livingston. # by Engel with 23| points on . 10 bn Ebert’s goal. Chad, Lyles scored twice and Millburn (8-2, 3-1 in the Rizk The Millers, in their April 26 goals and 13 assists. Division) had a commanding 37- contest against St. Joseph, built a Tebbe continues to set a new Dan Lebersfeld once when the 20 shots, on goal advantage against 6-1 halftime lead only to see the team single season scoring mark Miller frosh dropped a recent 7-3 the Raiders, including a J6-8 Green Knights come within 8-6 in with each point he registers. The i to Westfield. advantage in overtime, but still the second half before pulling came up short when Kirk Losberg away for the 5-goal win. scored for Ramapo (4-4) with 1:12 Tebbe paced Millburn with six left in the seventh extra session. goals and an assist. Richardson Junior attackmen Greg Tebbe picked up two goals and two (two goals) and Greg Engel (one ! assists while attackman Sean Smith goal, one assist) and junior mid­ (one goal, ftko assists), midfielder fielder David Richardson (one Bryant Phillips-Chu (one goal), Staff Photo by Jim Connelly assist) !ed the M ilitant offense. midfielder Alex Strickler (one GIVING CHASE-Defenseman Eric Holmes (30) and goal) and Engel (three assists) also Dan Stein 12511 of Millburn close in on a contributed, to the Millburn offense. ballhandler Monday. Junior goaltender Neil Smaldon LAX NOTES—Millburn suf­ fered its first loss of the season April 25 when it fell to host MHS tracksters rout Essex CatholicLivingston 6-5 in double overtime. Tebbe and Richardson scored Millbum’s J.R. Lubisco (11-0), place finishers were Ken Ventre An 84-47 home win last Thurs­ twice and defenseman Dan Stein Nea) Hallinan (9-0) and Jared (2:17.2) in the 800, Yoskowitz day against Essex Catholic upped once against the Lancers. Jonsks (8-0) captured the top three (5:40.8) in the 1,600 and Paul the record of the Millburn High Tebbe is ranked among the state Song (1:04.8) in the intermediate School boys’ track to 3-2 on the spots in the pole vault. scoring leaders; the first Miller to Ihurdles. urdle season. Also tallying first-place points do so in.the brief history of the M ILLER N O T E S-T he Millers Millburn, which evened its for the Millers were Scott Ruddy team. Tebbe (22 goals, 15 assists, placed first in just four events Northern Hills Conferepce, Sub­ (5:13.1) in the 1,600 meters* and 37 points) was tied for seventh April 26 when they came out on urban Division dual meet record at Tsai (18-5.1/2) in the long jump. place in scoring with Dan Doyle 2-2 with the win, swept six of the Jeff Kaye had a strong day for the short endjpf a 71-60 score J4 individual events on the after­ Millburn as he placed second out­ against Suburban Division rival Frosh girl laxers noon. ... right in the 400 meters (57.2) and Mortis Catholic in Denville. The Millers claimed all nine in the intermediate hurdles Tsai (18-6) in the long jum p, fall to Summit 7-2 (1:01.4) in addition to tying for Ando (40-93/4) in the shot put and team points in the 3,200 meters, Alexis Ott scored twice and second place in the 200 meters in Lubisco (10-0) in the pole vault high jump, shot put, discus, Kathryn Mahaney registered an javelin and pole vault. 24.5. were Millbum’s lone individual event w inners. M illbum ’s Paul assist Friday afternoon when the David Yoskowitz (11:43.9), Other second-place finishers Millburn freshman girls’ lacrosse Song, Yoskowitz, Peter Ng and Fred Huang (12:42.6) and Paul from Millburn were Bulbulia team dropped a 7-2 decisiorr at Eugene Fung won the mile relay in Mazer (13:04.5)|placed 1-2-3 for (2:17.1) in the 800 meters and Summit. 4:00.7. the Millers in the 3,200. Paul Song (17.1) in the high Jessica Merrill made seven saves Millburn also picked up nine hurdles. Additional Miller third- The Millers f|0e.a busy schedule over the next few (toys as they visit in goals for M ilitant (0-3-1). . points in the high jump as Dino The Millers are scheduled to Yiannopoulos placed first at 5-4, Annual 4-Miler Butler this afternoon at 4, compete in the Essex County Relays at 5:30 play their next two games at Tsai-Lung Tsai second at 5-2 and home—tomorrow against Kent Adam Bulbulia third at 5-0. slated for June 5 p.m, tomorrow in Livingston and host Madison Monday at 4 p.m. in Place and Monday against Twenty-seven"of Millbum’s j || The recreation department’! Chatham. Both'games are set for 4 the m ^eu p of an April 12 rain points were earned in the weights annual 4-Miler will take place June p.m. starts. where Essex Catholic had just one 5 at 9 a.m. at Gero Park. Race co­ sponsors are Prudential Degnan MiHer Chris Ando won the shot Boyle Realtors and the Millburn put with a 40-93/4,effort. Miller Rotary. Triumph o f MSA hands teammates Peter Song and Yian- Tank tops and trophies in eight Staff Photo by Jim Connolly nopoulos placed second and third age categories will be provided in ROAMING MIDFIELDER —Millburn midfielder David respectively at 37-11 and 36-9. the 4-Miler. Youth races for chil- Wayne first setback 5-1 Richardson advances toward the Ramapo goal during Yiannopoulos won the discus dren 8 and under, 9 to 11 and 12 defense for Millburn. Two goals by Ann Buckley and with a heave of 103-61/2 . Second to 14 will follow the 4-Miler. Two goals by Annie Hathaway Monday's 4-3 Miller loss in seven overtimes. one each ,by Alexandra Kearse, place went to Ando (99-1) while Race registrations may be made gave the Millburn Magic a 2-2 tie Sarah Elkins and Samantha Schnell Millbum’s Omar Shanawani took at the department’s Town Hall with the South Brunswick Neu­ sparked the Millburn Soccer Asso­ office. Registration fees are $10 in trons. Defensive back Elizabeth ciation’s Triumph to a 5-1 w in. Peter Song led a Millburn sweep advance or $11 on the day of the Riva prevented three breakaways over previously unbeaten Wayne MILLBURN SOCCER ASSOCIATION in the javelin with a winning throw race from 7:45 to 8:30 a.m. There while Rachel Priqre and Penny Sunday. of 138-10. Tsai placed second at is no fee or registration for the Cardona also provided excellent The win, which extended the 129-6 and Ando was third at 106- youth races. defense for the Magic. Triumph’s regular season winning Call 564-7097 fo r more details. The Division V Mercury topped streak to 23 games, also put Players interested in Fall soccer Hillsborough 6-1 for its first vic­ Millburn in first place in the Mid tory on the strength of two goals New Jersey Youth Soccer Associa­ who missed or w ill be unable to apiece by Caitlin Fabian and Millburn distaff track tion’s Elite flight after four games. Courtney Broadley and Lauren Nicole Spinelli and one each by attend scheduled tryouts should Gonnella played well at halfback Arielle Berger and Alex Dahlman. team registers first win while Carolyn Cooney, Catherine Millburn also received good all- contact Jim Broadley 761-5305. around play from Lonnie Samel), Millburn High School’s girls’ Miller second-place finishers Benedict and Jamie Stiger excelled Siobhan Redmond and Bryn Hag- track team broke into the victory included Heide (100), Boeger­ on defense for Millburn. mann and excellent defense from column for the first time in five shausen (200), Kapi Monoyios Goals by Andre Fleury and Brett Tryouts for Division 5 Margo Munnelly and Jenna Rus- 1994 dual meets with a 97-24 (1,600), Rachel Lee-Leviten Sanders gave the Machine a 2.-0 sotto. boys w ill be open to all home win against the Academy of ifeO'Q), Kelly Milton (high win over the Mendham Mustangs. The Millburn Marauders blanked St. Elizabeth April 28. Hurdles); Schaefer (intermediate Solid defensive play by Ben Pop- 2 Franklin Township 5-0 on the nd graders. Six different Millers, paced by hurdles and high jump) and Der­ ken and Orhan Belding along with strength of two goals apiece by B ritt B oegershausen w ith 14 fler (long jump). a strong performance by Adam Ted Emposimato and Bryan Zam- points, tallied at least 10 points on Earning third-place points for Irlando also contributed to the vic- pino and one by Michael the afternoon. the Millers were Heide (200 and tory. Dougherty. long jum p), Derfler (800), Kelly The short-handed Marvels, play- BLISS ESTABLISHED 1882 Milton (high hurdles), Domogala Charlie Clarke, Luka Lazic and were Christine Caveney, 1,1 1 /4 (intermediate hurdles), Jilena on the snort end of a 4-0 score Aaron Younger also starred for the SWARMING points; Melissa Derfler, 10 t/4 Sterio (shot put, discus and against host Edison Saturday. Marauders, who also received a points; and Nurit Bloom, Kathren javelin) and Boegershausen (high Susie Priore made eight saves in strong second-half performance Heide and Milena Sterio, 10 points jump). H goal and April Brown starred on from goalie Pat Sheridan. TERMITES each. M ILLER NOTES—Bloom put Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss Multiple winners for the Millers the shot 31-5 to not only p lace:first PAIN? STIFFNESS? termite experts - plus our technical staff were Boegershausen (100 meters, in that event but also move into - - provide over a century of trained NAGGING NECK AND BACK SORENESS? long jump), Caveney (200 meters, seventh place on Millbum’s shot experience. They’ll check your entire house HELP IS AVAILABLE intermediate hurdles), Sterio (800 put Top 10. and help you avoid additional problems. meters, javelin) and Bloom (shot The Millers fell to 0-4 in North­ put, discus). ; , ern Hills Conference, Suburban DR. JOSEPH J. 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LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE, SUMMIT CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN Gem for All Seasons! The ABC's for easy, gracious (20:T) 379-8988 SHORT HiOS.efKl! living. A-Attractive, functional Ranch w/3BR, 2.5Bth. B-Beauty abounds w/this vista of a priv, secluded yard. (^Convenient to town, airport or town. $425,000 S U M 80 59 ______y 'T h e Reading & Learning' PKT1YTTTT9HI Center of Livingston SHORTHILLS SUMMIT | :TV re?'a»l B A ll A ges 467-3222 SCHLOTT ■ SHORT HILLS - With city convenience. Colonial SHORT HILLS - On 2+ acres & features billiard, Reading Improvements An Equalm Opportunity m Com piny ^REALTORS’ Reading Enrichment sits on 2+ acres that include guest cottage, pool, exercise & game rooms, 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, 6 Speed Reading • Study Skills! deck, bam, corral. 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. $755,000 fireplaces & a staff wing. Indoor & outdoor pools & New SAT • Vocabulary spas. Upper Brackets Grammar & Writing Skills All Elementary Subjects Diagnostic Testing English for the Foreign Born | Spelling • Phonics C lean Air Is Up to You! 177 So. Livingston Ave., Livingston | ■ 201-992-5975 r ORIENTAL1 Clean Commute Week RUGS May9-l3 BUY DIRECT!! r K I M E L U C A I lUfN WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE! ■ Take a bus or train SHORT HILLS - Blaine designed home features SHORT HILLS - Wonderful location on a knoll. 5 bedroom home has master w/colosSal bath & Authentic Persian Designs, Florals, ■ Ride' -in„a carpoot or vdnpool' circular 15’ entrance foyer, library, 5 bedrooms, 4 " ‘ Aubussons, Orientate1 baths, living room / fireplace. $750,000 private pado on 1st floor. All amenities. 100% Wool - Hand Knotted ■ Bike or walk $1,275,000 No Gimmicks! Save 70% & More!! ■ C om bine trips - plan a h e a d i (201) 994-9183 j ■ Tune up your car regularly

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HOUSE FOR RENT VACATION HOMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES VERONA- Unusual Availability, UP. MTC.: Across from MSC, UPPER MTC: New on the SHORT HILLS market-hurryl This lg.. im­ MARTHA’S VINEYARD ISLAND don't wait. Fabulously renov­ shared bath, N/S from $200- 1-800-773-2387 peccable CH Colonial will not EXECUTIVE RENTAL Beautiful properties for sale. Wonderful summer va­ ated 1 BR1 won't last. New $375/mo. 3 month summer last. 5 BR, 2 1/2 bath, in ab­ cation rentals from $800-$4000./wk For free bro­ |cabs. w/appfi.. eat-in kit., laurtd. ease only. 783-7347. $ more, conv to public (in New Jersey Only) solute move in cond. Desirable Unique • dramatic -perfect & on the "Pond" in Short chure write: [transp 8 local shpng 2 blocks MONTCLAIR, UPPER: Sunny, 201-746-1105 Upper Mtc. loc. Walk to shops, Hillst 5 BR’s, 5-1/2 baths, highest quality work­ Muriel Laverty Real Estate schools and all NV trans. manship, extra lg. Euro. Kit. - all amenities. 2 yr. ferir Verona Park. Call or visit •urn.. room with private bath, (Out-of Stale) $292,500. Principals only. 201- lease preferred; no pets. $6,000./mo. P.O. BOX 2569, Vineyard Haven, . ■E UlEfilri St S01-857 5650 pkg. Near all trans. Gentleman Orel. Security. 783-9665. 783-0983. M A. 02568 or call (508) 693-2121 FAX: 746-8131 VERONA: Good location. UPPER PASSAIC COUNTY: BRs, $650/mo Catl''20t-8f UPPER MONTCLAIR: 3rd All-classified ads appear automatically in The Item of Country, -liVieSf mod. bi-level-, 389,ph201. -743*7085 ' ttoor, js&Sms-'inc. full bath, 1/2 - FOE Millburn and Short Hills, The Montclair Times, and" 1/2 acre wood&i, cath/d. 4 block -Ifom NY trans Close to the Verona-Cedar Grove Times, which have a com­ BR/2-1/2 bath, w/fplc. Princi­ LUXURY 1 BR. May 1. $1950. MONTCLAIR: wind- WEST, ORANGE Spacious 2; MSC $40Q/mo. 744-9059, bined paid circulation of over 23,000.. pals. $197(181201 -697-4762. incls. w/w carpeting, 2 FP. all i kit.. BB w/fpft LR, EIK, survporch in after 7 3g. appliances, all utilities, parking. bath, w/w carpet thru-out. 2 'am house, $800/mo.'+ util. Avail. 6/1. Call 6 7 2 - 1 '^ ^ B VERONA: 3 BR colonial. LR, HOUSE FOR RENT Very private. 201.-731-5075 22x22 fenced-in bkyrd use. UPPER l l l l l Lg. room STRAIGHT RUNNING CLASSIFIED DR, sm den, unfinished bsmt. New W/D in bsmt (landlord w/sitting area, refrig, shared MONTCLAIR: LR. DR, kit., WEST 0RANGE Spacious 2 bath. Near all trans. N/S, male Recent upgrades. Move in MONTCLAIR CENTER-1200 MILLBURN: 1 BR with A/C, pays elec/gas tpr'.W/D)1 All of 3 BR, i 1/2 bath, [BR apt Pkg me $750/mo| cond. Conv. to schools & hwys. ■MjEjogl 'for combination H/HW, prkg & Indf^jgncld' attic for. storage,, part ol bsmt prel $075/mo "744-2780 4 lines (approximately 20-35 words)...... $T2'.00 waik to NY tfdnse $185,000.857-4558 for appt. apt/office, hobbi.es, ,H assemb­ Secu/e bldg . 908-273-26,70 ® | Call (minimum charge) yr. lease. Avail '30- days usSmSMs -5609 (alt!r7pm)l U. MTpr Female. Nr. trans. 1 ly. Full bath with shower. $975. bet. 5pm-8pm. not md.-Slrigte-jaiL detached 1 2 additional lines $4.00 per line. notice. Call aft. 4pm. 744-2434. Walk to MSC. Nice area. $557- VERONA: 3 BR, 2 full bath, lg. 7B3-9364. bldg. 2nd.tlm-l43-'i848. 4 additional lines $3.00 per line double; $75. single. Util, family rm. w/fplc. & beamed MONTCLAIR: 2 apts avail. 1st line #11 and over $1.00 per line UPPER MONTCLAIR; 3 BR MONTCUIR: 3^p ns,’.$62S. md : f l l l r 783-1678 l.m. cathedral ceilings, EIK w/center fir ;2 BRs, 1 Bth, lg kit,. LR 655 7 CAPITAL letters - $2.00 per line extra colonial. LR, DR, ,EIK. jalous'e MONTCLAIR: Conv. loc. 1,500 h/hw pd:, 1 g&B f a .k't wd m a m w ' whne i m f wo­ island, C/A, new root & carpet. & screened porch. Attached sq. ft. Unique renovated bldg. w/fplc, $10Q0 2nd Hr 3 B’Rs, 2 Blind Box Ad - $5.00 extra firs , fi^gfenter , gd, loc- man, seeks or; VERONA 'Pvt; home. Forth'' Must see. By owner. 857-3253, gar. Deep yard. Walk^^H Elevator, indiv. A/C & heat bths, lg. kit., LR w/fplc., $1200 male, shafe -tqvvngbuse, Cedar Off street pkg. Close: to train 746'0776. SaiM»ns't0n,-.BkF room JfrfT kit. 8 laundry privl. 'ih'ermostatj^Jl 744-4470 Refs, and sec. required Please CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Verona Call A6by335-3l;3lV MONTCLAIR .Grabd S.Spac-2 call 857-0792 or 857-8747. SOMETHING SPECIAL MTCL; Prof'l office. Central: lac. BR garden apl Garage, sneafj Avail, Jung 1 BR, 2.5 Bath Co]., super Use of copier, fax. reep't area MONTCLAIR: Spac. 2 BR. LR $23 per inch bus 8 train Essex Rl®8?509- n/s woman to -share Frequency Discount fm rm, lg. DR, solarium, & conference room avail. Reas, w/fplc, DR + den, sunroom, l| l| p gatoln. -apt Pkg, hdwd firs. Off street parking. 7368. 1 Minimum 13 consecutive weeks * $20.50 EIK, fin, bsm'nt., just ireffl.783-3377 Or 783-371 73g| ^»F'$8£lO/mq Near Church' QUIET Irish gentleman would FAMILY SEEKS 3 or 4 BR $1100. Call 201-744-8284. 15% discount to recognized advertising agencies painted. $274,900. h’oqse in Montclair (preferably MONTCLAfRAriC.. NO' FEE- WM6-MSS- like to exchange hshld. maint. on open rate only RE/MAX VERONA' Storefront, great Avail. immed. .Beautiful 3/4\.|3R duties.tor living accomodations. Up, Mtc f. Date of occupancy MONT.C.LAIR' Studio'apt- Near MONJCLA^^arge duplex apt, Professionals, Realtors® ilex. 201-224-047.1. jBqafi^r^pyerjeSpcw" JS30 b^p’ex 2 ,ji"rtB'h« weNlftccJ Refs avail 509-2035... $1300. Rent or lease. shops 8 'NYC trans No pmsS ■share,, parking &' laundry; DEADLINE - Straight Running Ads 201-228-2222 en, cathedral ceilings; VACATION HOMES 201-882-1389 or 743-7035. Adults, wef. $550. +j|ffiutils $1200/mo].Call 7 4 6 - 1 after convtfiient location $435/mo. HELP WANTED 4:00 P.M.-TUESDAY WILL you supervise construc­ Avail. 6/1. .Call 746-5159. Call 744-4401 COMMERCIAL tion? Will you paint? Do you MAINE COAST: Near Belfast. West Caldwell DEADLINE - Classified Display Oceanfront house & cottage MONTCLAIR: 1 BR 8 studios [mtc 2 story mod C/A, a BR, want'home equity? You CAN 585 Bloomfield Ave. |MONTCLAIR/VIC-NQ , (SE; GET STARTED 12:00 P.M. TUESDAY own your dream homel Call overlooking beach. Great view ■ LOCATION! available. Call 201-746-5669. Avail, immed. f BR apt.®® p jto , (except 1 BR), parking, Miles Homes today, 1-800-343- from -lg porches. Woodbumjng Prime Bloomfield Ave. location. Showing -97 Pint 'St,, Sunday, new cherry country kitehen 8 [$475PS2ttttfte.- Male/femaie. IN A NEW CAREER! ■nos sec, (2 pymls) Avail 2884,-ext. 1. M p | new ' kitchensMtjctg® S p a c .^i^lfb h 'i st .fir - Prvt- lew bath Call > W If you are seeking financial * Employment Wanted, Apartment Wanted, Fur­ family area. Lofs ol activities ent. Ample parking. H/HW inc. 052 after 7:00pm. 6/1. Wil I hold lor serious parly if: nished Rooms Wanted, Board Wanted, Real Estate MONTCLAIR: 3 BR apt.. Great CONDOMINIUMS nearby. 3 BR house $675/wk, 3 Atrium Apartments prepd. Shopping mall, all trans our willingness Wanted, House Wanted to Rent and out-of-town ad­ location, parking. $785+ M l x Speak to Mike only.: BR cottage $625/wk. Avail. 7/2- 228:1933 MTC.: 2BR apt avail. Tty. Spot­ ard, better control of your vertisements MUST be PAID IN ADVANCE. BELLAIRE HOUSE 7/23.744-5025 or 746 5442. $3997mo. Available 6/1. 7 8 t - l3 ^ ^ H less, newly painted 8 carpeted. P'S1- 24 hr? - time, 8 work that is chal­ Smaller 1 BR Condo, A/C, D/W, W/D. WBF. Incl. ga- lenging as well as person­ * We will not be responsible for errors unless they SEEK M/F-'ptofl- to share lg, entirely renov’d w/ceramic MARTHA'S Vineyard 1st.- Se­ MONTCLAIR: 1 BR, modem, age 8 storage area. Nr muse- ally fulfilling, a career in are detected before the second insertion. tile in foyer & kit ,new kit cluded Vineyard Haven cottage rfrg, pkg, dose trans $475,util, um/bus tc ^ B $950 Lv' msg st II. Victorian style home, Estate sales may be inci-Prime Rentals, Bkr 429- r.^V£97.'-%'r;^Jol.jJpatio cabinets & appliances, new estate nr town/ GARAGE -■WA'(i'TE3/i^.:fiedl the answer for you! Why * BAL Communications reserves the right to classify, w/w carpet, balcony, 24hr. beach. $550/wk. 508-693-2809 0909. BBKhffltjl'.LJiJ'S no JOS' not-call me to find out? Ask Montdair. Upper Montclair Gr.eat^Svonr (Jail 744-7046. edit or reject any advertisement. doorman, pool, parking, Verona area. 201-746-8193. MTC 1 size kit to speak with Gary Large. $121,000. 201-742-4741 MARTHA'S Vineyard Pvt. set­ MONTCLAIR: STUDIO. Mod­ pyt irohl/reaLdnt, hdkid * No cancellations will be accepted in'classified ads ting. 3 BR, 2 bath. $95Q/wk. em, refrig., dose trans. $435, back po/bh/^fip, no" pets UP. MTC.: G/F. n/s prat, seeks same. Sunny '^M/'apt w/fpl, after Noon, Tuesday. MONTCLAIR'S best Victorian Avail 6/25-7/2,, 7A2-7/-9, 0/13- OijE inc Prime (Rentals, Bkr. $65Q/mo 8 1 1/2 hip SBC Utils Weichert, condo. 2 BRs,. C/A, many am­ 8/20,8/20-8/2*7,226-9697. 429-0909.. n at ihc'l.Prof,pnel 7B3-4371 hdwd fl'silsSoi, -pkg Near MILLBURN ' Walchung 5 Plaza area.. * BAL Communications accepts no liability for any monifies. Must see to ap- Realtors! BR.'kids-j$p Race pnimportarif. error beyond the cost df the actual space involved' predate. $135,000.746-1506 place -Sea­ SOUTH ORANGBi nor will it accept liability for failure for any cause to sonal: rental July & August Immed dvail. 1: BR come. Modern, retrfefflfelose ible 3/1. 746-7406 Elevator bldg. Prime loca­ Lovely 1 BR apts , Ige LR', We Sell Mot e insert an advertisement. SPRINGFIELD $i00Q/mo. Lake, swimming trans. $650 u in td ." Prime eat-in KIT, DNG area, A/C. Because Hr Do More pool, tennis cts, 746-9734. . tion. Conv. to park, bus Rentals, Bkr. 429-0909. TROY VILLAGE stop & shopping. H/HW D/W & Ige closet space in a TOWNHOUSE ' beautiful LUXURY elev M » 46-$SI5 " ESTATE FOR SAUE provided. For appt. call su­ MONTCLAIR - WIGRLANfl: AV- Rolling green hills & open WILDWOOD CREST Condo, MONTCLAIR, 8BMJI. MOD; residence, walk to shpng, perintendent 201-467-0234 ENUE, NYC VIEW One BR, ADMIN. ASS'T./SEC'Y., spaces surround this great sleeps 4. C/A, pool & maid ser­ ERN, carpet, rtrg., dose trans. tram & other trans or office 908-687-5410. $715/ttfg. Prime’Rerilpts, Bkr, ■■[^S^ramuFh'.rUflls- ROSELAND. $30,000. +. 2BR, 2 bath Town House in vice 1/2 a block to NJ!sr best $1,04$/mo. Call '201-763- Elegant, Comfortable Country Homes 429-Q909 ^ * 7 9 & ' ean%0.t--7fe8583 Dir. of Human Resources Springfield. Good sized teach a-1#!, aPT in great 1969, M F 8 M i 07-201 $350/wk; a few weeks le'SSif seeks capable quick-think­ room£, updated EIK, base­ location nr. Mtside -Hosp., Mtc, 763-0.403 on SAT er to get .involved w/aH ment ,w/laundry & built-in season-$550/wk. Call 239- ■ family kitchen, terrific yard, MONTCLAIR: 2 BR apt, avail., h-HE GEORGIAN INN $579,000.. Mint, Mountainside Tudor with great multi-family home, $1050/md aspects e||S!R. W.P 5.1, detail in its 10 sparkling Rms, 3 1/2 baths, 3 car ga­ garage. Offered at street pkng, commuter-per­ SPRINGFIELD iFurnisKed rooms & suites, Lotus 8 H.R. bkgd. req’d. $119,(X fect! $695. + utils. Tenant pays Oil-street pkg, close to.Blmfd, TROY-VILLAGE private bath, imald 8 linen rage. Extras abound. Ave. Cal! 374-3300 M-F, 9-5 SPRINGFIELD fee. Schweppe & Co., Realtors, TOWN HOUSE [service. Daily, weekly, SUNSHINE BRIGHT Lewis Sotardi. Call 201-744- Available June 1st.’ Bright, monthly rates Call 746- $529,000.. Highland Mountainside French Norman MONTCLAIR: 1jJ|f.kit.7 LR, This spacious 3 BR. 2 bath MONTCLAIR CfRt t,20fl s-.f, 47'01#tP1.28. sunny & spacious 2 bed­ 7156, 8 30 a m -1;» pm , w/sweeping lawns lO^mfe, 6 BRS, 3 1/2" bath + P»KAIso 1 BR 4 h tyatft Both Ranch style Condo in Low,er level",waiHi- Ideal for room. 2;bath-Td«irnhouse'in M-:F: studio. 2 car gar, new heat. apts. have space for car pkg. Springfield offers easy ofltee, hobbies, photo, light as­ Apts., houses, townhouses, 1 Springfield Updated EIK. | living. Large rooms, num­ sembly. 783-9364. condos, rooms, shares & 783-8205 laundry & garage. Quiet APARTMENTS WANTED I;' .;"—il ■—ii1— $525,000.. Stucco 3/4 acre European residence options to buy. area. Offered at $1250/mo PERSONNEL SERVICE w/art deco kit. & baths. 3 Fireplaces, Fam. Flm., erous closets ands well MONTCLAIR: 5rm. w/endosefl maintained. Brighten your MONTCLAIR: 1,500yUrpffice. 2, POST GRAD lemales look­ Deck Gar w/Loft 8 More! porch. Blmild. Ave loc. Rent 60 Roseland Ave. Caldwell future for $139,000. Roof top, heat/air, bathroom/- WE DO JUST RENTALS SHORT HILLS ing for't-2 .BR subletffpr June kitchenette. Phone 8 computer $79Q/rjrci 1 rito. fiec Avail June NESTLED through August Also ’avail tor AIRLINES- NOW HIRING entry $510,000.. Under replacement 8 reduced to sell. [lines installed Parking incf- 7 DAYS A WEEK 994-4421. among trees, this 3BR, 2; Stone/Frame CH Dutch Colonial. Fabulous Fam. hpUsedifttng Yeiy,-t.etiabfff' Ex; level. Customer Ser- f BUROjdORff I uded. Rent negotiable. Immrid. Bath R am ®n Short Hills, vice/Baggage Handlers. Many Rm„ Kitchen, 10 Rms., 6BRS, 3 1/2 Baths. occupancy, 20’1-746-4900.:'• MONTCLAIR. 4 room apt Per­ offers comfortable living fect lor single or profl couple. other positions. $400-$1200 SHORT HILLS with easy access to bus, MOlfiTCLAIR So End. PaK No pets, Near trans. $850 weekly. Local or Relocation. Joan R. Hoonhout/Realtor 545 Millburn Avenue OFFICE. COND0: -3 rooms, train & schools. Fireplace, riage house 2 BR 2 ^ ^ K ^ For applications 8 information powder room, ground floor, Avail. June 1.746-1408 201-744-4100 201-376-5200 white Formica Kit., & new p,ef' call 1-800-647-7420 Ext. A712. ample pkg., Cedar Grove. We Sell More furnace are some special '|S® 1 Call‘201J7S1868 f $83;000. Call Rhodes Van MONTCLAIR: newly renov. j FOR SALE by owner. Verona. UPPER Montclair: Bevy Of VVf features. Asking $1900/mo AN ENERGETie company FLORHAMPARK Note & Company Realtors. Because l)o More 1 LR, 2nd fir. New kit.8 M lt y 3 BR dutch colonial Ap­ Beauties in Bellaire House. PROF t, COUPL-E seek spac opening new territory looking FAR BEYOND LUXURY W®-44;6033. ___ bath, a w carp JzyC!,Fipnt Overlooking private golf prox. "1/4 acreNot. Walk to Large Studios, Large & SHORT HljutS tor salesperson w/telecommun- Small 1 Bedrooms -From 8 rear enl TOO in bsmt Use of ROOM FOR EVERYONE laundry, parxing Rent range- course w/panoramic views schools & town. LR w/frplc. LOTS 7461533 fenced in yard-Attic 8 bsmt ications background and/or of fairways & pond, the Formal DR, fam. room, mod. $69,900. Spacious 4BR, 2-1/2 bath $900-$119 08 -5 0 2 -9 4 8 5 long distance or Bell Atlantic BELLEVILLE:'3 rooms, 1 BR, $900. ufii' not Call home in Short Hills, CAC unique Norman-style ranch fflSSj .tastefully decorated SHORT HILLS H/HW, gar. NY trans. Charm­ 201-509-9446. certified. Please lax resume to townhome in "Florham on $200,000.239-4671 Princ.only. AVAILABLE PIECE OF LAND private yard, FR, Rec Rm Frank at201-575-1901. north of Robin Hood Inn. ing 2 lam house. 601-8224 9- Deck. Available immediate the Fairways" impressively A half acre of buildable 5,7S9-5902-ev.es SSats. MONTCLAIR: two apts, 1: 3 - combines estate home FREE copy of “Home Review”. Luxury 2BR, 3 Full Bath property i j i Short Hills. rooms, 3rd fir, carpeted, ly at $3200. a month. BELLEVILLE-Furn. rooms. AVIATION mechanics training. See hJ''d'eds of hpmes tor unit w/ great kit. Terrace. Conveniently located near Ntgwfp g $75 amenities w/town home B£ST SELECTION $625/mo + u t|g || 3-.rooms 'Pe'mparia. Academy selecting sale in Monmouth, Ocean & Sky-window, Cent. Air & and SHweekl^gg J ^ g ljer living ease. Incredible 1st town, pool and the golf IN TOWN |$5;75. Both with^wr-eoQkirig- BURC,dORff§ 30 students for June 27th fir. master suite w/spa bath, Middlesex Counties. Call More. $169,000 w/tax of course. Asking $227,000. only. 201-744-7831,746-4593. 7:00pm, 201-751-1501. dass. Training Pompano $2894. One & two bedroom apart­ 2 story foyer w/grand cir- PRESSTO 908-918-1000 ments, condos & tpwn- Beach, Florida. 60 weeks, cath. touch "star" 6050, leave name, MONTCLAIRt Small 3 room SHORT HILLS CEDAR’GROVE 1 BR, private housing, job placement, as­ Montclair: 2BR, 1 Bath houses. 545 Millburn Avenue vaulted ceilings, & 2 fpl. in­ address. • Stop Shopping - apt. 1 BR on Bay St. Nr. trans. entr., patio, A/C Responsible sistance, financial aid. 1-800- cluding stone Fpl. to cath. w/new- Paint, WW Carpet 8 shopping. Rear prkg. W/D in 201-376-5200 $85/wk. + 545-7262 GLEN RIDGE: Lg. Col., 5-6BR, Never an application fee! ceiling in FR Cobblestone BURqciORffil bsmt. $575. + Util. 746-7305. «jrelft,"25& 0961 2 1/2 bth.BK, FDR, lg. LR| drive to 2 car garage, The UP. MTC.: Carriage house apt. BOOKKEEPER part time. Must Near school & ,NY.C 'transp very. definition of classic SHORT HILLS MONTCLAIR. 2 CH, LR, DR, 1BR, LR/DR 6 closets, htd. ga­ FURN. ROOM in- Montdair have computer exp. Full $269,000, by owner. 429-7392. luxury, w/low taxes & su­ Montclair.. Rockcliffe’s 545 Millburn Avenue kitchen. Natural wood. rage behind 1 acre ‘home; W-todry) looofcnq prkg, tele, charge thru trial balance. Mon- perb commuting for those Finest at just .$75,000 for 201-376-5200 Montclair Ave. $1,lO0/mo. Bkr. $1100 + utils. Call 786/576^ pnv Male hshld $85 weekly + FrL, 10am-2pm. Call 239-4244, LONG BEACH ISLAND- An mint conditioned 1 BR unit. Call 201-742-4741 dVpcsil. Call 201-744-1155 Claridge House One, Verona. seeking the very best. land paradise within an easy W R 'MQNTCLAIR^ j M UPPER MONTCLAIR: Atten­ apartment, across from N drive. For friendly, professional tion builders, loi for sale MONTCLAIR-Room with pvt fliSiL'Y Montclair BOOKSTORE CLERK. PT, pvt. service. Call HCH Iric. Realtors N/S. $550. includes utihties Heighfe- SriCf. of Clifton. Kit school. 20 hrsJwk. Must enjoy Recently approved for building kitchen in well maintained older Call 703-7347. 609-494-3311. Call for the Call lor details 908-262-19SfT BLOOMFIELD; Studio avail. house'. p,vt. entr. with shared Imsn^pkg .on prem. Nr children Helpful personality. latest; Ihfr VERONA: Deluxe 1 BR. 4 W[S $475/mo Secured building bath'.. Conv. Watchung Ave ^p^^^fflM350/sqor 503- Cjimbutar friendly. Own trans. STREET FOR KIDS- &jj STORES AND UPPER MONTCLAIR BrSg 5237 or 778-3443 ah. 6pm. Road, Upper Montclair, balcony, A/C, stream & park. close to Bloomfield Qv. 8 GSP. loc. Near all shopping 8 trans Call 783-8706. LONG Beach Island-Brighton Kimberly Gardens.’ $81,900. OFFICES field Rd Lg. slifidio $625 No. bedroom home over- Beach. New construction, Call 201 -374-3300. M-F, 9-5. $105/wk. All utils, inc. 201-783- Essex Realty. 309=7368. fee. Call 746-2417 MONTCLAIR: Sdnny rm tor stu- CAREER OPPORTUNITY with triangular park in the single family homes. 3 BR, 2 AFFORDABLE STORE- Mont­ 7037 or 201-783-7043. denl/working non-smoker. Lt Prudential Zinn Associates of the block where kids bath, central air, gas, hot air clair- near the new Montdair BLOOMFIELD: 1BR apts. Exc. REAL ESTATE WANTED UPPER MONTCLAIR; Spa kii- priv i pkg, walk to trans. REALTORS.,Unsurpassed pro­ d sled. Windows in eat- heat. Close ue beach Mews, Bay Si train sta., locations. Lndry facilities. From MONTCLAIR: 1 BR, Located ciousl4-l/2.rSom riii»#gar- Avail, now, $350/mo. 783-7699 fessional training, . nationally len look out on play- $182,900. G- - Anderson Mountainside Hosp. Hi traffic $535/mo, inc. H/HW. Sec. 8 near CBD, near NY trans. W/W FAMILY Would like a "lease to den apt .Front 8 rear entrance- recognized name, computeriz­ and latice fenced back- Agency. 1-800-999-1944. buy" 6r "owner financed wrap and visibility, 43 Glenridge Ave. refs. 748-8929. ' \ D/W, $700 + Utli. 744 5 trans No fee. Call 746-2828. 0136, days or 744-8618, eves. MCNtC^A:R ed office support systems, per­ ireplace in living room, around loan", ip Montclair, $i,'Q25/mo. + utils. Call 201- Victorian house A/G, pkg . all doors to dining room, BLOOMFIELD: 1BR. On-site sonalized sales and marketing MONTCLAIR: House for sale Verona, Cedar Grove, or Cato- INTERESTING, unusuat lower 746s5373" utils me., use of'kit;, laundry, rement. New hot water by owner. 128 Christopher St, pkg. Good location. $595 incIS. MONTCLAIR - CHURCH materials, high earning poten­ well area. Pref. 3BR, 2 bath nr level spaces. Pvt. ent., share bath. Single profl. or stu­ tial! Write Prudential Zinn As­ young furnace, Two-car 4 BRs on 2nd, 1 BR on 3rd. school. 201-746-3064, Lv.msg. H/HW. 783-3377 oor 783-3717. ST. PLAZA, 45 Church St. UPPER MTC: Newly renovated bathroom. Ideal for arts & dent preferred. .NON- sociates REALTORS®, P.O. NYC bus at comer, Low $300’s. 857-1861 for appt. Historic charm brought Into 1 BR apt. basement. Prestige crafts, hobbies, get away from CEDAR GROVE: Studio apt. the 90's. Studio, 1 & 2 BF SMOKER. Avail, immed. $395+ Box 1560, Montclair, NJ 07042 stores, schools, univer- LOOKING TO BUY 3BR home area. $gSO/ma,|^H74;4-6570 1-mp.sac 201 -774"4--T 03T:' nhis courts and pool MONTCLAIR: Well-maintained in Up. Mtc., Mtc., or Verona on your wife, pvt. office, mas­ Single, N/S, pvt. entt., pvf. w/selectively renov. kits, or phone Judy Zinn 744-5544. sages, etc. $150 8 up. 201- eves., 212-906-5868 days. walking distance. Call 3BR colonial. Bulls-eye mold­ quiet street w/in -next 6 mos. bath, kitchenette and BR. Un­ w/mod. appl., sophisticated Independently owned/oper. 783-9364. furnished. 256-6236. intercom/security systems, MONTCLAIR' '3rd floor | | | 201-746-1066 for ap- ings & hdwd firs in LR/DR. Lg Lv. msg. at 212-560-2797 UPPER MONTCLAIR . £&£ carpeted, iurri., 2 rooms. Pvt. laundry facilities, conv. to CASHIERS or car wipers. fi|3 j int. $259,000. sunny kit., cedar deck. Walk to MILLBURN-downtown. Beaut, rooms. Valley Road. Available bth. Quiet. Microwave, Can NYC tranp, shops. If this is THINKING of moving? Local GLEN RIDGE: 1BR lux. elev. local shpg, theatre, public June 1st $700 + utils. Gail; For car wash. Tues. - Fri. Apply fully equipped medical office to 201-746-2536. in person: Millburn Car Wash CRESTTroOD-^ADUlTS (55+) couple looking for 4 BR, 2 1/2 share., Avail.,,Mon. thru bldg. Huge rms., walk in dOset, transp. & more. Fr. $575, 201-744-7831 or 746-4593. 1/7E.Wiltaw St. MiUburn, NJ vj 7,500 ' homes, 40^ styleS, ' homfes in' Vetorid. 239- Flex” ViriF f^easonahlri /erit; balcony,,A/C, H/HW .'.gas 8 Bit h/ftwind/201-745-9473./' street pkg. inc. Move in cond 746-7571, call owner for appt Call charming rms, UPPER MON r v'acflSS''T&SFl ..M s m A ia ja -COUNTER PE R SO N .... . $1100. H/hw pd Jx^/lpierS!' ‘Cttanhmgr-r-' dents, shopping,. transporta­ MONTCLAIR: Charming 2 BR HOUSE FOR BENT Ir 275 s.l. of "The Village". Ide No exp. nec. F/T and P/T in pvt. house. Lg. closets, fplc. BR, wd. firs.,*high ceilings. tion. Brochura/video 1-800- CEDAR GROVE: Lg. EIK, 2 Some w/pvt. baths. Curr. avail, 746-0770, Gall Winston, Bkr prof. single/coupie^B avail. Call Mon.-Fri. bet. 631-5509 HEARTLAND hdwd. firs. lg. mod, kit., full newly renov. bldg. loc. heart of traqs/shops. The many unique 2pm-6pm. bsmt. with W/D, Can oonvert 1 BRs, 1 bth, AC, W/D, 2 car gar. LBI-Beach Haven Terrace. in rooming house REALTY ASSOCIATES (A/C & heated). Easy.access to downtown. Owner. 744-3300. 3BR apt., oceanside. $650/wk. MONTCLAIR: sunny studio, leature* have to be seen. Pis: close to stores, bus, train Realtors:” P.O. Box D, 480 Rt. BR to sunroOm. $140,000. call owner tor details. 783-9360 Owner. 201-744-5975. .NYC. $1200. Call 857-2246 Call 201-382-5884. $525., h/hw pd., LR/BR combo, 530, Whiting,'NJ 08759— : MONTCLAIR: Office space in walk-in doset, A/C, laundry.. after 5 .pm. $750 inc. parking. $335 + 1’mo. sec. 783-3638.' historic Victorian house near Heat/utils. extra. ' MTCTW,Orange line- By own­ MAPLEWOOD: Charming and Little Falls Easy NY commute 746=0770, Gail Winston, Bkr. FOR sale by owner, Verona: immaculate ’ 4 BR Victorian town center, transponatton, UPPER MONTCLAIR: Quiet, COUNSELORS: Summer day er, quiet st. 3BR Col., alum­ IDEAL LOCATION camp. Swim, Dance, Archery, Lovely 3 ?R Dutch Colonial. within 2 mm. walk to tralnj etc Approx 1000 sq. ft,'on first Lg 1 BR. $785-$835. MONTCLAIR: 3-1/2 lg. charm VERONA: 4 1/2 rm. apt. 3rd very large,' furnished room. Approx. 1/4 acre lot. Walk id inum siding. Very good cond floor avail. High ceilings, large floor. C/A, 2 car pkg. No pets| Gloating, Nursery, Music, piano Nr NY bus.$131,000.338-9009. Screened porch & - 2nd floor • EIK w/D W trig rms, ,$790., h/hw pd. 1BR Kitchen, parking, walk to trans­ schools & town toe. LR w/fplc, laundry. 1 yr. lease. $180Q/mo. windows, fireplaces, 2 main Avail. May 1. Call 748-0966 or accompany. Gen'I.. Group • Walkindosat LR, dinette, (oyer, laundry. portation. 201-746-7637. Leaders. Exc. salary. 201-947- formal DR, fam. room, mod. References required. Call 201- entrances. AC. Garden setting. • Pvt. balcony 746-0770, Gail Winston, Bkr. 667-8624. EIK, tastefully decorated, SHORT HILLS- Exc. loc Parking lor tenant. Quiet busi­ 8387: eves. 398-5371. bus, train, & schools. Colonial 701-1431. • H/HW, pool 8 sauna UPPER MTC: A/C room, non­ $200,000. 239-4671. Principals ness with light traffic preferred. MONTCLAIR: 3 rooms.+ $595 J/ERONA- 1BR apt in 2 fam smoking male. Lt. kit., pkg, 3BR, 2 bath, beaut, yard. Su­ MONTCLAIR: Cozy 61/2 room • NY bus/train at door only. Please call owner: 744-1333. H/HW paid, 1 BR, LR, kit "home. Exc: area 6 dose to laurid. Walk to shops, all trans. perb neighborhood, $410,000. carriage house available GREAT NOTCH VILLAGE NotchRd.8Rt.46 w/stove 8 fridge., good loc. : NYC transp. Avail, immed $400/mo. 2017746-9075. Open house 5/7 & 15/14. 12- $1300 + electric & security Fax 201-746-8131 $695 + Utils. 587-8792. I Recycle this newspaper!! 4pm by qwner 201-467-9462. Call 746-2214, May 5, 1994 Page 14 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED COMMERCIAL HELP WANTED FOR SALE COMMERCIAL RROEESSfOMAL PEDIATRIC NURSE Data Entiy INFANT CARE:my Bimfd home ANTIQUES STUDENTS To supervise and coor 2-3 days/wk.- infant 7 mos. or SCHEDULER | To receive our latest Sum­ ISM IT Need xtra $$$ for September tuition? younger. Very reliable, non- mer catalogue please call (Bright pleasant data Summer employment . Clients are beginning to call smkr, mother ol 4 mo. old, exc. JUNE EMRICH entry person, with high Aides. Home visiting, work­ to request summer help, Contact us now so that we rels. Meltesly48-9659,T.m. colors 4 products! VBOITTIME can assist with your summer job search. ing wife families w/cnildren. 288 BLOOMFIELD, VERONA Case management of mul­ 201-227-9323 KID GLOVES NANNIES TWO Paintings, by William tiple health, emotional and Furniture, Silver, Canton, Prints, Accessories. & data recall skills FOR! CENTURY PERSONNEL social heeds, Candidate Lathrop. Both oil on canvas. We have top notch nannies for Orange tree w/blue bkgmd, Applicant must have good immediate placement, yearly & telephone manner and 710 Route 46 Fairfield 18x24, $4000. Poooncr land­ nUOLE \EW summer, el affordable prices. APPRAISALS • HOUSE SALES scape,14x16,$2200. 239-13B5. skills to do heavy phone years nursing exp. Ener 568 S. Livingston Ave., Living­ work. Must be quick learner DRIVERS TYPIST- FT or PT. Exp. typing, getic, pleasant and knowl answering phones & clerical ston, 201-740-9111. Member NEAA-NADA and seif starter. Full time CAREER? SCHOOLBUS ecfoeable. Hours Mon.Fri WEDDING Gown: Beaut, while assist, in busy A/V manufactur 8:30-5. Office in Montclair WILL TRAIN Ing company. Friendly atmo­ LOVING mother willing to care 201*857-9144 > CDL LICENSE A PLUS Center. Data entry and lor your infant or toddler- in my long train, used once, cost sphere w/opportunity to ad­ $1700 new, wifi sell for BO. - Customer service experi­ Must read & understand some familiarity with com­ vance. Pis call 785-4347. home. Exp. refs, avail. Mtc. Call 201-2307448. , ence helpful, 2 yrs. busi* English sufficiently to per­ puterized operations need­ area. Call after 6pm. 509-8496. ness exp. ’ preferred. For form duties of position. ed. Ask for Mrs. Newman VERONA agency seeking ag WHIRPOOL washer/dryer. info, call: Retirees and homemakers or for Mrs. Brown. Friday & Saturday 10-4pm gresslve and sell starter agent CHR-ILL SERVICE MAID-A-DAY Exc. cond.. Ig. capacity, cost CHR-ILL SERVICE .welcome to apply. lor FT position. System 1 prel. Dir: So. Orange Avp. to Lawrence Dr. (bet. Old Short ^ Call TRACY for appt 201-744-8103 ESTABLISHED CLEAN­ over $750 new, must sell $350 201-744-8T03 Minimum 6 mo. exp. Contact Hills Rd. 4 "Dons), to Vincent. Henredon DR set, or b.o. 2307448- or 912-9417. ING SERVICE: Office, sofa, chairs, tables, lamps, Thomasville BR, Herman Ask for Mrs. Neyvman KEVAH KONNER Elaine bet. 10am-6pm, 857 Home & Condo Specialists. 65 RT. 46 5419. DOMES Miller chairs, Bronze antique DR chandelier, WOLFF TANNING BEDS New Responsible & Reliable. w/cherubs, Chickering piano, rare antler chandelier, DARKROOM tech/courier. F| FULLY INSURED. Commercial- Home Units From PINE BROOK P/T GARDENING & outdoor Kite, set, deck.lum., leather sectional sofa, tons of person for x-ray darkroom in WAREHOUSE cleaning. We have all $199.00. Lamps-Lotions- Radiology office. Some clerical ieal estate. Cal! 201-227-3100 3rd Shift.,9:00pm 661-1111 clothing, range, linens 4 much bric-a-brac 4 misc. Accessories. Monthly pay­ equip. Call 201-743-7837 and No checks. work & back-up courier. Will for a confidaffttS 5:30am.,. Morris county leave message. MATURE woman to dean ments as low as $18.00. Call train. Please call Mrs. Edmond­ .interview. (Just? SECRETARY: Small W. Essex distribution company has house Mon-Fri, own trans., LILLIAN SMITH Today FREE NEW Color on going requirements for son at 201 -746-2525. office. Retirement makes open­ A GOOD HOUSECLEANINGI refs, weekly or biweeldy. Call 226-0868 Catalog 1-800462-9197. ing tor well organized, versatile current pick/pack or ship- Exp.d woman w/refs. Avail. 2 Carmen, 998-0296. DATA ENTRY person i.e. type cor­ ping/receiving experience. days. Tues. & Wed. Please call Must have vour own trans­ New Opportunities com­ respondence tor managers 201-744-1593. MOMS- thinking about going ing available... Local com­ mailings, dictation, help on portation. Cad Rachel in SALE back to work? Need a reliable, ALL LIONEL, IVES, AMER­ pany are beginning to re­ phone, etc. PG/word proc. exp our Temp Division 201 204 BERKELEY AVENUE - #101 BABYSITTER available, days. loving, ener. babysitter lor your ICAN Flyer 4 other trains. Col­ quest individuals with any a plus. Full time, non smoking, 227-9323. CENTURY Comer of Franklin), BLOOMFIELD Experienced with references. new bom or infant? 673-3967 lector pays top cash prices. 1- prior experience Call Ellen W eichert, immed.’ opening, Send resume PERSONNEL 710 Route Friday 10-4 Saturday 10-2 Call 201-674-7422: 800464-4671. 201-635-2058. in our Temp Division. 201- Realtors salary history to: RKW.I 46 Fairfield, NJ. NANNIES/ Complete contents incl. secretary, drop leaf table, 227-9323. CENTURY P.O. Box 809, West Caldwell, BRAZILIAN ladies seek house­ PERSONNEL, 710 Route WILDLIFE Conservation Jobs. desk, chairs, tables, chests, twin beds, bookcases, OLD FOUNTAIN PENS 4 OLD' NJ, 07007. cleaning Jobs. We have good HOUSEKEEPERS AMERICAN- MOTORCYCLES 46 Fairfield, NJ. Game wardens, security, main­ studio couches, M.W. sewing stand, pictures, hutch, rels/own car. Our customers * American ‘ European WANTED SECRETARY: HT/FT. Word tenance, etc. No exp. nec Now love our cleaning. 482-3140 * Caribbean * So. American watercolor signed W.M Birchall, cedar chest, crystal, Perfect 5.176,0. W. Caldwell. hiring. For into, 219-794-0010, china, Royal Copenhagen, records, collectibles, etc. ANY CONDITION OR PARTS DELIVERY PERSON Betty Robinson ‘ Phillipine Call Steve 682-8200. ext. 9079.9am-i 0pm, 7 days. CARE FOR YOUR infanV- Exp'd People for Fine Must use own. car P/T 783-7422 shifts avail. Call Mon.-Frii) 201-731-6064 toddler in my upper Montclair Homes, Either Live In or M ARY W O O D SECRETARY Out Child Care &/or Lt. to 2pm-6pm. WordPerfect, Your 1 + home. References available Full Hskpg. Meal prepara­ 201-783-2942 COINS. Private collector will years experience may Call 201-746-9048. BLIMPIES MASON HELPER. Musi have Atl PAIR/nanny-lmmed. live in tion, etc. All Professionally pay top dollar to buy old coins. qualify. Local company has GARAGE SALE: 62 Skytop MISCELLANEOUS MONTCLAIR Good pay & steady work. position in Upper Mtc. with CERTIFIED nurse's asst, look­ Screened in our office. Call 201-7405784, leave immediate need for individ­ creative and artistic family. ing lo take care of elderly, References Always Sup­ Rd.. Cedar Grove. Fri. May 6, , e n a SALE name, number 4 coin type. Call 201-227-4959 9-4. Rain date Sat...... 201-744-7776 ual with friendly personality Light housekeeping. Driver's days. References & own trans, plies w/Full Guarantees 1 [OFFICE'HELP P/T busy pthce and ability to type letters, lie, exp. & rets. 746-0137.' ’ I 674-6262. State Lie. memos and short reports. GIANT GARAGE SALE: At G O O D BOOKS DENTAL ASSISTANT tor needs respons. Individ, tor gen­ CAPITOL SEARCH pediatric practice in Millburn. Start to $20,000.00 Fee BABYSITTER/MOTHER'S CHILDCARE or elderly position Historic house. Lots ol misc. BOUGHT & SOLD eral clerical duties, fight typing, items. Sat. 104pm. 228 Grove Full/part time 379-8012 paid. Call Gail 201-227- HELPER: Fat 1 mo. ok) & 3 yr. needed. Live out. Exp'd. Own 201-444-6666 High prices paid. Prompt & some phone. Call 239-4066 215 E. Ridgewood Ave., 9323. CENTURY PER­ old. Flex. hrs. Approx 3 hrs. a trans. Excel, rets. Very reliable. St. Montdair. removal. Browsers wel­ before 12pm. Ridgewood DISTRIBUTOR needed- SONNEL 710 Route 46, day, approx, 4 days/week. Call 763-8916 or bpr 690-1443. come, free parking. We Fairfield, NJ 07004. GLEN RIDGE: 63 Highland Male/temala.' Large manufac- - P m Reliable person w/flex Short Hills Eng speaking, make house calls. Ave. Fri. & Sat. 104pm. Don't tuner seeks individuals (otw tors, tor small messenger serv, refs., own trans. 912-8809. POLISH POWER THE CHATHAM BOOKSELLER SECRETARIES SPRING CLEANING miss this sale. Moving, every­ eomm sales position 35-45 Good sal. Must own car. Call 8 Green Village Rd. $Money... (Money... Now OUR SPECIALTY CLEANING thing goes. Housewares, turn., every year. College degree or ; Stacy or Mike at 201-746-1206. BABYSITTER: Summer Job: Windows, Tile Re-grouting. Madison 2 years sales experience. N.J. that we have your atten­ Must have car. All day Mon. SERVICES bric-a-brac, garden tools, paint­ 822-1361 tion, call us if you have MS Old Fashioned Cleaning. ings, clothing, etc. 1-800-245-7829 PART TIME position -in. food Tues. - Fri. 9:3012:30pm, Call Spring Cleaning. Pvt. res­ Word, WordPerfect. Commercial/Horrie. I BUY OLD 4 NEW TOOLS. Iservice in senior citizen hous- 966-6167. One time or weekly. idences, Commercial. Real Any type, any quantity. Call DRIVERS- Getj'fgBoard With, Windows. MAC or DOS en­ HOUSE SALE: Sat., 5/7, 9:30 ing in West Orange area FIs'. Friday appts. avail. Prof'l. work. Free estimate, 467-2417 Gene 6904908 bet. 4-6pm. The Rising Star! OTR/shorthaul vironment. Any knowledge BABYSITTER lor 4 1/2 yr. old 3 ,only. 39 Upper Mountain 30-7:30pm Ideal tor indivs 890-5791 Call Barbara 201 -998-6299 Ave., Mtc,. Fum., baby things, Harriet Greenholtz opportunitesl, home weekly presently employed who would of Lotus or Excel helpful. girl. Short Hills. Must have own Call Ellen in our Temp Divi- clothing, tools, outdoor equip., WANTED-VCR's, also TV's. (shorthaul). no slip seating, ex­ tra income 731-21120, 3 car. Live in/out. 20 hrs. Drop POLISH trained housekeepers TAG SALE UNLIMITED ' 201-227-9323, books, bikes, toys 4 more. Portables, color, any condition. cellent pay/benefits. BURLING­ oil, pick up Irom school, CONTINENTAL seek work. Live in/out. Ctiild/- Will pay cash to $25. Murphy, TON MOTOR CARRIERS: ?- PART-TIME SALESPERSON CENTURY PERSONNEL prepare dinner. 201-467-3676. elderly care. Call Barbara's AIR CONDITIONER- Emerson DOMESTICS HOUSE SALE 743-038P anytime. 800-JOIN-BMC EOE'. ' tor wallpaper department;. : 710 Route 46, Fairfield, NJ. Agency, 201-827-6105, Iv msg. Quiet Cod. B.000 BTU's, 9.0 CHtLDCARE-tmmed position N A N N IES 16 U. Mountain Ave. Mont. Apply in person. Suburban Fri. 4 Sat. 9-4pm EER. Exc. cond. $250. Call WANTED- ELECTRIC TRAINS .DRIVERS, COME FOR T.HE STUDENT P/T for mtsc office for exp. energetic & cheerful HOUSEKEEPERS 239-7691. Paint, 8 Main St., Millburn. QUALITY DOMESTICS. Nan­ 2 Color t.v.'s, stereo, mi­ 4 EQUIPMENT, any condition. MONEY-STAY FOR THE work. Jar labeling, computer babysitter for 3 yr. old boy. 3-3 COMPANIONS/ nies, Housekeepers, Home HOME HEALTH AIDES cro., oak dresser w/end Call day or night, 201-220 STABILITY, J-fBgNT, one of PART Time dishwasher M.S DOS & other projects. Call 1/2 days a wk. Must drive; non Health Aides. Upper Montclair. ANTIQUE VICTROLAS- Sold- Days 201-857-8538 table, BSQ, dishes, refrig., 6317 or 994-9422. America's largest and most needed tor party rental store. 744-2727. Smoking, refs. req. 744-0918. Cali 201-509-7376. Repaired- Bought. We also Eves 201-509-7806 kit. set, lamps, computer, successful. transportation com­ Temp, position for May & June. have a large seledion ol old WANTED: Wooden shafted panies,, pays its drivers some SUMMER help, full lima, BSD. sitter wanted PT for 1 571 Bloomfield Ave., Verona RESPONSIBLE young lady hutch, VCR, lawn mower. n Ca!'2J9’72? .’a records 4 cylinders tor sale. golf clubs. Will pay good price. responsible person needed for M J p boy. Sat nights, ocqas. seeks .babysitting or house­ of the best salaries in the busi­ 201-746-0728. Call John Kennedy'*i740 delivering tables, chairs & help­ Sundays, week nights, days as EXPERIENCED and reliable keeping. Also, .taking care ol MILLBURN: 120 Cypress St. ness. Inexperienced persons PART TIME office asst, 0094 or (W) 6600100. call. 1-800-845-2197. Experi­ ing with installation of party needed. JRefs. req. Own vans, couple with excellent ref­ elderly person. Live in/out. M- (off Wyoming Ave.) Sat. 03pm. ARTS 4 CRAFTS needed tor ad agency/design bnts, Call 239-1722. erences will clean your house Rain:Sun. Fr&tnes, turn., hshld, enced drivers cal): 1-800-368- shop. Award-winning creative helpful. 744-3856. • F,FT/PT. Call 783-0257. ATTENTION CRAFTERS or apartment. 201-998-3469. dothes, etc. Priced to sell. Vendors wanted. ARTS 4 WHEELCHAIR 4 3.5 inch com­ 8538. J.B/HUNT, The Best Director needs a very well puter drive tor Packard Bell. SUMMER VACANCIES [EXPERIENCED PERSON STUDENT seeks light CRAFTS FESTIVAL, Sat. l|i||?,Fbr tl^e Morey EOE organized, personable, self­ Call 744-2727. Subject jo Drug-Solemn needed. 3 days per weak, tor EXP'D woman with own trans­ housekeeping, companion or MOVING SALE: 87 Watchung May 7 10am-4pm. Tables starter -to help | Day Gamp Specialist Ave Upp Mtc Fri/Sat 9-5pm Office. General administration, |01>2 yr.old & newborn Reis portation & good references, is babysitting (some eves.).pffiS $15.00 up to 5/3. $20.00 Duties include designing looking lor housecleaning Clothes, toys, computer printer, CONSIGNMENT IDBIYER^QTR $100 sign on media placement, ptfdts re­ required. Call 201-783-1677. in. Duties in exchange for room after. Y.W.C.A. Montclair- pOTiius guaranteed. Get. home and implementing pro­ work. Call 201-373-2820. & board. 74M380, Iv. msg. books, bikes, ski equip. 78 re­ No. Essex, 159 Glenridge search, billing, bookkeeping, grams in one particular cords, glassware, curtains, etc. CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE: 6-1Q days,-weekly pay, 1 yr. phones & light errands. Some INFANT Care needed in our Ave., Montclair, N.J. Call New/almost new better clothes. area such as Arts & Crafts, CHILD; CARE/Housekeeper. OfR exp Class A ;CI|L wnh client and vendor contact ih- Clifton home FT, M-F. Exp & GARAGE SALE Mary Singletary, 201-746- Now accepting Spring/Summer Drama, Music, Dance, Honest, reliable, Eng. spkng., MOVING SALE: Fu/niture, clo­ Haznjat, enfforstirfigiii opjtonal volvad 5 days',fef hrs per refs.- rap- N/S. Own transp. 5400, for add'l. information. merchandise. Once Again, 40 - Sports Must be 18 years Ehg speaking', 773-46T0' . ' w/refs. seeks live-out, F-T/ P-T. 169 ORANGE Rd„ Montclair. thing, rugs, books, tools, mir- to driver L Loading or unload day 'Call 783-6786 wfisports equipment, records Valley Rd., Mtc. 746-6061. ing 2, Running loads east of I- or over. Hours Mon.-Fri, job, doesn’t drive. 672-6399. Sat. 5/7, 9-1, Womens desig­ BARTER BOX Consignment 8:30am-4pm. Job begins 4 CDs, much more Sat. 4 81 3.' Paid on actual miles LIVE-IN Nanny wanted lo care ner dothes & shoes, fountain, Shop.Tues-Sat.105.We accept LEAP FROG. Children's Clo­ PART TIME: Secretary, Cald- 7/5/94," ends 8/12/94. Sal­ Sun., May 7 4 8,03pm. 49 Ot­ Paschall Truck-Lirias-Jne PTL lor 1 yr. old & 3 yr. old boys. [EXPERIENCED housecleaner- (urn., books, LP's, old W/D, clothing, hshld goods, etc. 102 thing Consignment. We need •ea. Work as "right hand" ary $165. - $275. per week. sego Rd., Verona. 800-848-0405, Dept. 4A. Must'have minimum 2 yrs exp. with references seeks position, baby stuff, etc. Walnut St. Montclair.744-9698. your outgrown, unused best, so to busy executive. 20 hrs/wk. |Fridays. Call 201-373-3346 Resume to Box 232, 759 with excellent references. If clean out your nest. This is PflfVERS-North American Van Day Camp Counselors you're not a driver or energetic after 6pm, anytime weekends. 2 FAMILY YARD SALE: Sat. Multi-Family Yard Sale. Sat., ©mild Ave W Caldwell 07006, May 7th-8:30am. 55-59 Union your store for good clothes at Lines, offers owner operators Responsibilities for leading I S t llt t e outdoors you need May 7, 9am-2pm. 198 & 200 low, low prices. Check it bull recreational programs for a Si, Cedar Grove. Clothes, kids opportunities inf High Value PORTER- Part time in Mont­ not apply. Call 201-278-8601. EXP'D. woman seeks job oar­ Alexander Ave, U M. Toys, ice 740§534. Tues.-Sat. 10a-6pm. Products, Blanketwrap and small group of children be­ ing for elderly, live-in/out„ wkly, skates, push mower, books, stuff, books, sports BICYCLES- One 20 inch girls clair apt. bldg. Must have exp. memorabilia 4 hshld. items '254 Park St., Montclair. Relocation Services Division.. itonal maint. within res­ tween the ages of 6-12 LOOKING FOR Mrs. Doubtfire! weekend, daily or It. hskpng. hot water heater, kerosene 10 speed, $50. One 24 inch Earn top compensation. Out­ years. Counselors must be Upp. Mlc. family needs house­ Gd refs. 674-8696,677-2326. stove, used car parts & more. Marushi boys 15 speed touring idential: or oitice facility: also NEIGHBORHOOD Sale:.Over standing tractor purchase plan have reliable transp. & able to 18 years or over. Hours: keeper who loves children. Live bike, $150.2304536, aft. 6pm. 15 families. Saturday, May 7th, available Call 1 -800-348-2147, work weekends Call -Monday, Mon. Fri, 8:30am-4pm. j m/aut. !-Sal. commons. w/joy A EXP'D Mother will watch your 30 YEARS Colleding- Moving . Mawal Dr., Beech St., 3 PIECE Living room set w/end Dept. EL-8. Weds , Ftji-Stw 10-3 only Job begins 7/5/94, ends caring for family. Refs req'o. child in ,my home or yours. PT out of state. Boxes & boxes of 105 COMMUNITY CHURCH Thrill Brookdale Ave., Cedar Grove. 4 coffee table. Dining room set SIS?44-9473- 8/12/94. Salary $165.- Call office, 212-898-503B(days) or FT. Refs, avail. 201-680 decorative items, kit, & serving Shop, 65 Bowden Rd. (enf. DRIVER-No hype' Just the $275. per week. or Iv. msg. on voice mail 582. peices, oak table, chairs, shel­ Sherman Ave), Cedar Grove. w/china closet. 2303399, by Please come meet appt. only. facts! Assigned' equipment, POSTAL JOBS. Start $11.41/ Summer Pre-School ves, Mexican rugs, old linens, Every Thurs,10-4pm. 857-2762 home every 10-14 daysm 95% ■ v exam & application: info, Duties include designing & LOOKING for Mary or Murray EXPD. person w/good rels. toys, games, beaut) books, VICTORIA HOFFMAN no-touch ■ freight. -Exc.- call 219-769-8301 ext.; NJ59.T’ implementing recreational Poppins/Mr. or Ms. Doubtfire. seeks housekeeping position LP's Irom 50's-present, exer. author of EXERCISE BIKE: Sears. Ex­ 4 PC. It. oak laminate wall unit pay/ftensflts L ^Csdf Decker 9ariv-9pm /S.uni^^n. program for children 4 & 5 Afterschool care needed for 7 Mondays only. Own trans. Call equip., beer can coll., ETC., QUILTS: cel. cond. Hardly used. Best oi­ w/brass trim, glass drs 4 shivs, Transport, 1-800-634-5150J years. Person should be boy. Attentive, resp, rife 201-372-f^H Tues-Sat, f P l EfC. 21 Duryea Rd„ Up, Window to the Past ler. Call'201-744-6724. exc. cond. Orig. $2000 now ext. NJl.. Creative. Morning & after­ $600: 2 pc sofa/sleeper sect, REAL ESTATE ar. 3-6:30pm, Mon. & 1am-6pm. Ask for Vanessa. Montdair. Sat., May 7,9-3pm. noon sessions. Early Child­ Thurs. only. Must be’ carelul EXERCISE BIKE: Raleigh, exc. rust cord.-$300; Qn platform bed w/drwr, $100; untin. wd. EARN UP to $700-weekiy No STRAIGHT TALK hood Certification req’d. driver w/good record lor school EXP’D- woman seeks babysit­ SALE - 32 HILLSIDE AVE. cond., $50.2 brass table lamps dresr. $25; safe-$50.744-6906 experience. Own hours. Part- How to become successful, [Hours: Mon-Fri., 9am- pick-up and enjoy playing with ting. Live out. Excellent Montdair. Sal. 9-1pm. Pro­ w/shades, $50. 4 toe Cream time: or, full-time., Process mort­ how much can you earn, 12pm, 1pm-4pm. Job he­ active 7 yr. old. Peri, (tor sports references. Call 201-509-9610. ceeds fo benefit, the Hillside parlor chairs, $75.2307691. gage rgft^S-SClcW-IS, 1957 what a typical day - is 'like, roins 7/5/94. ends 8/12/94. minded college stud, or teacher School dancers. 8 PIECE Dining room pecan why training is vital, how to Salary $165.-$275. per wk. looking for alterschOol work, EXPERIENCED POLISH ITSY BITSY finish, good cond. Reclining EXP'D Painter wanted. Must become a licensed Realtor. req. Pis. call 744-4740 woman will clean your house. 32 RIDGE Rd„ Little Falls. 80 KIDS RESALE chair, olive green 21” Zenith have own transportation. Ask Sports Camp Leaders yrs. of antiques & collectibles. console t.v. 763-4603. Call Steve Janett Please call 484-8134. SPRING for Dan 7 8 3 - 7 3 ^ ^ ^ # ^ S 201-239-7700 To teach specific skill level Fum., BR set, china, silver, kit. and to coach an individual EXP'D. lady seeks pos. caring items, etc. May 6,7 8L8,9-4. CLEARANCE BAGATELLE table. Solid oak. The Prudential LOOKING tor care lor 2 older 53 Church Street FOOD PROCESSING Janett Real Estate sport for a 2 week session. for children, elderly and Crazy dollar daze Hand crafted. Best offer. Call Children in our Nutley home. 3- Montdair Baseball; Girls' Lacrosse; ■6pm,,. M-F Must drive. Call aft. housekeeping Live in/out. 46 MYRTLE AVE. Millburn. 21 So. Park St., Montclair 201-2301874. We have positions avail­ RECEPTIONIST lor. 201-746-1133 Softball; Boys' Lacrosse; 6pm, 661 9030. Refs, avail. 201-672-0603. Sat. May 7. 9:00-5pm. 201-746-0707 able on both shifts of 6AM Montdair hair salpfh# days, no Girls' Field Hockey; Bas­ Raindate Sun. May ,8. Many BELLINI dresser and changing to 2PM and 2PM to 10PM. Sats. 744-6911.. ketball; Soccer; Wrestling; EXPD. young lady is seeking misc. items. RUMMAGE SALE. Temple LAWN MOWER - SNAPPER, 4 table, white/grey $600; oak LOOKING tor summer care lor Shatom ol West Essex, 760 Duties involve cutting and Gymnastics; and Bowling. 2 older children in our Nutley childcare or companion. Have hp, electric start, 21 inches, glass colfee table $175; glass processing fruits and vege­ Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am- Pompton Ave., Cedar Grove, brass coffee table $250; 3 pc. RECEPTIONISTS home, June 30-Aug. 19. 8:30- own transportation & good 8TH ANNUAL rear bag, excellent oondition, tables. Please come in fo Full Time/Part Time 12pm. (2 week session per references. 201-373-5892. . Weds., May 11, 9am-1pm 6 5- $150. 201-379-7675, eves. oak bookcase/ent. unit $400; 6:00pm. M-F. Call alt, 6pm. 8pm. Thurs. May, 12, 8:30am- complete application at: sport). Salary $150--$200. 661-9030. FLEA MARKET antique reprd. ball and daw DR Full Time, Days, per week. EXPERIENCED WOMAN Saturday, May 7 1130am. Clothing, kitchen­ LOUIS VUITTON weekend table, seats 08 $450; Nintendo RLB Food Distributors Mon-Sat, Tues & Fri 8-4 seeks live-in jqb as house- 10am to 4pm. ware, appliances, books, toys, sac. Never used. Reasonable 4 games $60; floral Chintz 2 Dedrick PI RESPON. Childcare provided games, jewelry. Sat 8:30-1, Mon & Fri 8-4 Pool Managers needed lor 2mo. oid in our Mtc. keeper/child care. Call 201- price. Call 7405037 alter 5pm. couch $350.994-9502, eves. West Caldwell,NJ 07007 Supervising daily cash The Commonwealth Club Sat 8 0-1, Sun 8:30-3 home, 7:30am-6:30pm, M-F. 373-5955. Sal. May 7, 10-4pm. Clothes, reports; weekly payroll. Some It. housework. N/S, Eng. 26 Northview Avenue NIKON TELE 180mm, F 2.8, BOOKCASES, metal Shelving, CrR & First Aid required. Upper Montclair books, costume jewelry, ex­ Mexican chest, old Land cedar We offer a competitive speaking. Must have rec. refs, ercisers, misof Everything must auto focus, mint, with case, FRIENDLY home parties now Hours are varied. Salary HIGHLY reliable woman seeks Free Blood Pressure . matching Tiffen UV, $450. Call chest. Call 201-2303966 be­ starting salary (with an ex­ Start 6/94.783-0480. go. 4 High Point, Cedar Grove, has openings tor cellent benefits package for $250.-$400. weekly. day work housekeeping & testing! Courtesy 0! 201-509-9013, ask for Eric/ fore 9pm. follow Tierney oil Bradford. demonstrators. No cash invest­ full time employees) and a WORKING Mom needs help childcare. Avail wknds. Exc. Montclair Volunteer Am­ ment. Part time hours with full Water Safety Instructors rels. Gloria 675-3311, eves. bulance Unit. BRASS BED, QUEEN, com­ pleasant working environ­ w/2 wonderful little boys 8mos. SAT. 10-4. No early birds. 43 NORDIC TRACK Ski Exer­ time pay. Two catalogs, over ment. Interested individuals Plan swimming lessons; Admission free! plete with Qrtho mattress set, & 3 yrs. 7:306pm, M-F. Must Lloyd Rd., Montdair. Pitney ciser, $450, new, longer stride; 700 items. Call 1 -800-488- please contact Human enforce rules and regula HIGH SCHOOL Senior avail, unused in box. Cost- $1000.- have car. Call 783-0776. Lv. Bowes 1861 letter folder and electronic, adjustable. Was 4875, Resources at 908-277- tions. WSI, ' I § name & best time to return call. lor alternoorveves. Mon.-Fri. CONTENTS OF house tor sell $300. cash. 201-772-0315. tor childcare pos. F/T alter sale. You name it we have it. 3340 envelope stuffer, air $600. make oiler. 744-7551. cond., sink/garb. disposal, file FRONT Desk Recpt. Sat. & June. Own trans. 744-4016. Call 748-3374. CONTEMP. walnut furniture, Sun., 8-4pm. Must be depend­ cab., rediner, new water SPORTS CARDS lor sale. SUMMIT Football: Dorsett, Payton (R), Oriental motif. Exc. cond. Dres­ able & have pleasant phone COLLEGE student with one yr. HOME health aide seeks job DRIVEWAY SALE: Sat., May softener, new Amer. Standard ser, armoire, mirrors, night toilet 4 basin, office scales 4' Simpson, Bradshaw, Tarking- manner. Apply Montclair MEDICAL GROUP- Lifeguards exp. in Japanese seeks sum­ as companion or childcare. 7, I0am-4pm. Old musical in­ table. 201-3701446. YMCA, Washington St. 783- Supervise swimmers; as mer tutor. Emphasis on con­ Live in or out. Full or part time. struments inc. electric piano, other misc. ton, Fouts (R), Largent (R). 120 Summit Ave. Baseball: Molitor (R), Brett, 6566,. Summit, NJ sist with swiih lessons versation, grammar, and Kanji. References. 201-675-4527. fum,. glassware, interesting DESIGNER glass top colfee Lifesaving, CPR & First Aid 2 days/wk, 1-2 hrs. a day. Mid- bric-a-brac & other hshld items. SPRING SALE • Antique 4 Parker, EMurray, Dawson, table with gold base. A rare costume jewelry, watches, sil­ Ryan. Hockey: Lafleur, Esp­ GOURMET STORE clerk: F/T RECP'T heeded for medical required. Hours varied June lo mid-August, 239-1900. 96 Essex Ave., Montdair. find. Value $1300, asking osito. Basketball: Garvin, pos. avail, for fastidious & practice. Challenging and Salary $4.75-$5.50 per hr. ver pieces, flatware, crystal 4 $475. pall 201-3709281. motivated indiv. Busy gourmet rewarding career opportunity HOMECARE EMPIRE Consignment: Con­ porcelain. Sat., May 7fe Irom MMalone, Cowans, English, store in Verona offers a training for energetic and personable Apply: Township > ol 10am -3pm; Dealers welcome. Unsaid. Many other older stars RN signments taken daily. Gollee- FARMHOUSE PINE- dining wage of $7.00 p/h, Will esca­ individual. Medical exp. helpful. Montclair, 205 Clareriiont tibles, antiques, turn., jewelry, New Eyes lor the Needy, Inc., 4 commons. All mint/exc.1 cond. Essex County Home table, handmade, exc. cond., 7 late w/profidency at 1-3-6 mo. PT.744-2191. Ave, Montclair, N.J. ■ brie a, brae. Open Tues-Sat- 549 Millburn Ave., Short Hills, All 15-20% oil Tull Stuff prices. ft. x 42 in., plus 4 Windsor Health Care organization HOUSESITTER AVAILABLE opposite Saks Fifth Avenue. reviews. Retail or 1ood exp. Is Mature, former Short Hills resi­ 128 S. Orange Ave. S. Orange. Calt Fred, 667-9809, Iv. msg. chairs, $1250. or b.o. 5002518 desirable. Tubs., Sat. & some RECEPTIONIST THE MONTCLAIR Cooperative hiring Nurse Case Man- School has September open­ dent, references. Call 908-277- Sun. Call Ms.Newman ,201- Long Term Temp Assig ESTATE SALE: Fri. 10-4pm. UP. MTC.: 562 Up. Mountain STOVE, electric. Nice 4 dean, KING size bed with solid wood JW>3777./\/WVi .W Bi ment...Your 'prior expert- ing., fra-k, Thru 6th, grade Lb & BR Turn., DR stir. Paint­ Ave.'Sar. Mtiy'7, 104pm.'Fum/ 4 burners/ $100 Exhaust lari 4 Dance-approx. 10 hrs/wkly. hetidbotird and storage’ space. ence may qualify. Knowl HOUSECLEANING ings & prints, china, silverplate, (exc. cond), lots ol women’s 4 hood; $10. Shop lights $5. Up- ‘ hrs/Wklv, The Nursing exp. Must have ------S719T-- — 34- • lbs':'-itr"jusf--tt expenence b W g & T '^ '^ n T rri8f50"r enware, port, washer, file cabs toys, kit. ware. Much morel weeks. Let me help you do the needed. Friendly co- 5. Offering top pay, exc. lliamsburajpts. 65 H f l SUNBEAM 4 Burner Grin same. 800-836.1573. Thigh benefits, escort sve, use of SOFA, loveseat, tables, TV, workers, great work en­ me-PWfprB2. Monttoiar, YARD SALE: Fri., Sat. 4 Sun., w/side burner. Good cond., bed, dresser 4 more. All excel, cream (original tormula)-we vironment. Call Ellen in our company car for home vis 5/6,7 4 8,8-4pm. Albums, out­ $70. Contemp. rolltop oak have it. Distributors wanted. TIME FOR A CHANGE. Hair­ its based on rotating sche­ IF YOU NEED a housedeaner cond. Call 201-763-4603. Temp Division. 227-9323 with good references and own GARAGE SALE. Sat., May 7. door turn., cameras, home desk. $100.744-3585. CENTURY PERSONNEL, stylist & manicurist w/following dule. Will consider fee right 10am-3pm. House Contents gym. books, lots more-104 JOBS in Paradise. Entry level Great Bloomfield too. Friendly per-diem applicant also. transportation, call Sandra 763- SOFA (79") 4 matching love 710 Route 46, Fairfield, NJ. 8112. Sale, Sun., May 8th, 11am- TREADMILL, ^electric manual seat (62-1/2"), 1 yr. old, hiring: Cruise lines, resorts, Atmos. Call Dana 748-9209. Energetic, vital supportive 3pm. 37 Erwin Park Rd. Mtc.. indine. Pulse meter, and other hotels and tropical islands. professional staff, immed. Scotchguarded, very comfort­ SECRETARY/ADMINISTRATI tBSqgjLANEOW ' electronics. $99.467-4558; able, like new. $675.744-1422. Many positions available. For VE ASST. Busy & friendly' real TRAVEL AGENT: Exp'd agent opening. Call today IN ADDITION to cleaning up GARAGE SALE: Great buys. KMSALEJ application and Diraclory/Fee estate office needs full time System 1 prel'd. Vacation & CHR-ILL SERVICE, INC. your home, yard & putting up Sat. & Sun., May 7 & 8, 10-2. TRUCK LOADS pi kitchen information, 1-510-796-9675. person with cheerful per­ Corporate exp. Suburban toe. 201-744-8103 storm windows, I can also fix 82 Arlington Ave., Caldwell. 24x48’ JOHNNY WEIS­ cabinets.Quaker Maid Custom, Ext.J-315. sonality.- M-F, 9-5. Computer Call Angie at 201-467-2070 Ask for Judy your leaking faucets & pipes. Fum., exer. equip., aquariums, MULLER all alum, pod 4 deck, Bath vanities, marble tops. Gas I'm a very handy, flexible & reli­ high, 22" deep, 55" long, skills and typing req. skates, bikes and lots more. w/full lance 4 locking ladder .Disc, prices. Install, op- it oiter. Call 7403532. LIFEGUARD: College student. Maplewood area. Call 201-270 able male. 201-731-0233. enclosure, through wall skim­ Red Cross & CPR cart, to 3002,-ask for Gail. FOR ALL YOUR CLASSIFIED NEEDS GARAGE SALE: Sat. May 7. mer, complete filter system, lifeguard A maint. pvt. pool in EXECUTIVE BABIES: Birth to 10-4. Wicker, antiques, brio-a- testing kit, some chemicals, 2 Bloomfield. 40 hrs. $8. p/h. Call j Recycle this nawspaparll j FAX IT TO US -201-746-8131 eighteen months, toddlers 18 brae, air conditioner, etc. 12 liners (1 In Jbox). Like new | Recycle this newspsperil] Mon.-Fti. 9-4pm. 748-1200. mos.- 3 yrs. Cal 201-743-3531 ElkRd.Vemna. $1,975,201 Page 15 May 5,1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills AUTOS nets FINANCIAL PUBLIC NOTICE FO R S A LE SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-90 FORGET repairing credit. TRAVERTINE marble cocktail ADOPT "Timmie", gorgeous LANDSCAPE DESIGN SHERIFFS SALE 1978 450 SL MERCEDES Simply start a "new" credit! It's table, approx. 39* square. Perl, pure white cat.. Blue/green t INSTALLATION SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Classic convert, white w/blus legal and guaranteed) Call 908- SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ pond. $300 or b o. 744-0277. top & wilt. hardtop. 61,000 mi. eyes. Very sweet & gentle; Foundation Planting - Flower gardens - Shade gardens. SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- ITS NOT WORTH THE WEIGHT. Exc. cond. $14,750.228-5392. Altered, tested, shots. Dona­ 8953-92. MIDLANTIC NATIONAL WATERBEDS: Brand new top tion. 908-424-2006. 18 years exp. PERSONALS BANK. A NATIONAL BANKING AS- quality replacement products at 1983 CADILLAC COUPE Mibum area only SOCIATtON.'PUtNTFF -VS- RAY Factory direct prices. Mat­ DeVILLE. Good cond. $1250. ADOPT-A-DOG. . "Bamaby" Lvry Girimi 908-353-1281 JON ASSOCIATES. A New Jersey tresses $24.95, heaters Call 201-467-2484. beagle Shep. mix, 3 ' yr. ADOPTION-Fu# time Mom and Partnership, et ale DEFENDANTS wonderfully devoted Dad offer­ $24.95, vinyl bumpers $24.95. neutered male. Blktorri, good ffV'MARCKETTA Execution For Sale of Mortgaged Futons, furniture & more. 1982 CHEVY MALIBU SW. w/Wflls, cats & dogs. "Fawn" 1 ing a home with unlimited love PAINTING and attention. We'll give your By virtue of the above stated writ of (800)-900-1124. New exhaust system. 62,000 yr. female, blk/brn shep. mix. Execution, to me directed, I shaft ex­ miles. V6 auto. $800. firm. Can Friendly, wants to be top dog. baby a life ol love & security- our promise .to you. - Expenses pose for sale by Public Auction in WROUGHT Iron furniture ’60" 5pm. " See these and other dogs at SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County round table, 4 chairs, glasstop PAWS, 95 Walnut St., Interior & paid. Call Jenny & Josh, 1-800- Courts Building xt Newark, on Tues­ coffee table. $350. Call 744- 1988 FORD TAURUS black Montdair. Open 7 days, 12- Exterior 201-9697. day. the 24th day of MAY 1994. at wagon. Leather interior, am/fm 4pm. Call 746-5212. one-thirty P.M. (prevailing time) al M § m stereo, cruise' control, auto, DO YOU believe? Your life is that tract or parcel of land situate, ruled by the stars! Horoscope lying and being in the City of A/C. $4,200.201-228-9697. ADOPT-A-CAT; "Tonky",9 mo. Newark, County of Essax and State spayed female, grey/beige updated daily 1-90IF622-9893. I $2.50/min. 18+. Touch phone ot New Jersey !S, $295. We 1986 AUDI 5000 S. Mint cond. stripes, very sweet,, “ink" & 201-564-9201 BEGINNING at the ppint of intersec­ required. JJG, 80 Jane Street, U i U buy & repair computers, Am/fm cass., fully loaded, ps, "Onyx" 1 yr. old black eats to­ tion ol the Southeasterly sideline of printers, monitors, drives & New York, NY 10014. For better health and fitness, exercise. suntbof, pb, power seats. As­ gether since birth. One female A Family Business Fourth Street and the Southwesterly boards. (908) 464-7496. king $4500. After 6,509-1844. & one neutered male. Cats ol sideline of Abington Avenue West; for over 50 years. FREE PERSONALITY lest. from said point running. * all ages at PAWS. 95 Walnut Only the Finest Materials PROFESSIONAL PC support. 1988 LeBARON Corn. Marine Your personality determines St., Montclair; Open 12-4pm, 7 Fully Ins'd. Free Estimate your happiness! Know why? sideline ol Fourth Street south 29 Programming, file transfers, blue w/wht top. 35k miles. AC, days. Cal 746-5212. database design, installations, Call 1-800-334-LIFE. Degrees - 41 minutes West 150.00 ^A m erican Heart Association all power, Sony AM/FM cass. MASON: Steps, patios, plaster­ Feet to a point; thence customization. Macintosh & Almost perfect cond. Asking M.H.D.T.C. Obedience classes ing, etc. Reasonable. Free (2) South 60 Degrees 19 minutes IBM compatibles. 746-5926. $6000. Can 201-467-8188. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED. 20 East 100.00 feet to a point, thence lor beginners & novice. At estimates. Please‘ call John, students from Spain. June 28- Passaic Ave, Fairfield. FMI, call (3) North 29 degrees 41 minutes FURNITURE 239-7310. July 26 13r17 yrs old Please East 50.00 feet to a point, thence 1988 JEEP CHEROKEE. 6 Gail 857-0198. REFRESHING eye. 4x4. Auto trans. AC, P/S, call 746-2582. (4) South 60 degrees 19 minutss MASTROLIA East P/B, dean. $4500. Call 201- BUSiNgSBCARDD of Third ANTIQUE OR NOT 379-5159 A WONDERFUL FAMILY EX­ * A&B RUBBISH REMOVAL CONSTRUCTION PERIENCE Scandinavian, Street; thence Local couple will profly re (5) Along the said northwesterly store your, once beautiful Metal, wood. Residential- paint Decks, cleaning service. European, South American, 1985 FORD Escort L - 5 spd, 4 Old, grey decks no more. sideline ol Third Street. North 29 de­ Picture the S even Dwarfs furniture into treasured dr., front wheel drive. A/C, cans, unwanted items, etc. Call Japanese High School ex­ grees 41 minutes East 100.00 fast possessions.Quality repairs 201-743-1872,7 days a week Cleaned & weatherproofed. change students arriving in Au­ to the point of intersection ot the AM/FMtCass. Only 56,000 mi. Free estimate. 759-8834. nand-stripping,refinishing 5 Exc. tranps. $950 or BO. 746- gust. Become a Host Fam- ol Third Street without a forest. chair caning.Free est. Ref 9229, ask for Vince. AA Lawn cutting services. ily/AISE. CALL Kathleen 908- Southweeterly sideline of Lawns cut weekly or biweekly. MR. EVERYTHING. Complete 389-3346 OR 1-800-SIBLING. Abington Avenue West; thenoe 201-509-1012 (6) Along the said Southwesterly 1986 VOLVO 240 DL wagon Call Rich, 857-1195. home remodeling. Pictures of our work. Super craftsmen. sideline ot Abington Avenue West FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN - 91,000 mi. 5 spd., original LOST AND FOUND Call 201-335-0491. North 60 degrees, 19 minutes Wset Refinish, Repair, Restoration owner. $4500 or b.o. Call 857 ALL TYPES OF HOME 200.00 Feet to the point and plaoa of Upholstering, Cane, Rush, etc 2237. REPAIRS and remodeling. LOST cat in Upper Mtc area. 2 BEGINNING. Call Steve Izzo, 226-5737. Painting, sheet rocking, car­ NICK'S Landscaping. Spring Known and designated as Ldt 1 in dean-up, monthly lawn maint., yr. old black & white male pentry, etc. Water damage (“Abe”). Reward, 509-7550. Block 600 on the Tax Map ot the ANTIQUES specialist. Larry 783-4216. shrub & tree; planting & City.ol Newark removal. Free est. Call Nick's 162-176 Abmgton Avenue. Newark. CLIFTON CLEARANCE CTR. Landscaping, 201-429-8204. 1988 FORD Mustang GT ANGELO'S LANDSCAPING: Saturdays onlyl Antiques, used conv, 5sp, leather. 19k. Dark Lawn maintenance. Shrubs, Receipt No 3748 M turn., household contents. It's a P & D DECKS' Specializing m bfOe/grey. 1 owner. Asking wood chips, spring & fall ORDER TO LIMIT CREDITORS house sale without the long excellent quality custom decks. $9,600.744-5055, aft. 6:30pm. cleanups. Free est. 680-9726. Dated April.19,1994 I hASf IGAutaJi^ou'f lcmeg lines-Great Prices. Bedrooms, Years of exp. Reas, rates. For ESTATE OF MILFORD A VIESER. Judgment to be satisfied by said tree estimate call 785-3765. couches, super carved B & W CUSTOM Carpenters. OECEASED. Pursuant to the order sals is the sum df THREE HUN­ Because a hirnt forest is net a prellif j irture. 1993 MAZDA MIATA, red con­ of Maria Vocarrondo-DeSoto. Sur­ DRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND FIVE P Chinese 9 pc, LR set, glass, vertible, 5 speed, 1600 miles Over 20yfs. exp. in all phases: china, many pictures, dressers, EDWARD COSME: Painting rogate of the County of Essex, this HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE DOL­ Moving - must sell. Call 201- kitchens, closets, decks, trim, LARS AND FIFTY THREE CENTS, ( 'n;lu You Cari-Prevent Fores! Firts. tables, chairs, etc. 1076-1080 Contractor, Interior/exterior. day made on the application of the 783-4112. formica. Get a quality job lor Paperhanging. Faux finishes. undersigned, executors of said ($315,575 53). together with the Main St., Clifton, Mi: Sat. less $. Jim (201) 507-8948 or deceased, notice is hereby given to iaa0-.S;30.472-661^^M Est. Montclair 1974.263-1881. 1990 ACURA Legend, Char­ Mike (201) 465-0877. the creditors of said deceased to ex­ The Sheriff reserves the^^o:ad-| hibit to the subscriber, under oath or coal grey, loaded. Exc. cond PLASTERING SPECIALTY, affirmation, their claims and provided by law RARE 11-pc. DR set w/marble 58,000 mi. Phone already in­ PINE VALLEY LANDSCAPING tops; fine Chinese furniture; Also, sheetrock & brick repair. - Newark. N,J. April 18.1994 stall. $15,500. Aft. 6,857-1842. Sod*Shrubs*Mulch*Trees*RR Prompt, reliable, resonable 1860 Grand Piano; Viet chair Ties‘Driveways*Patios‘Under ARMANDO 6 FONTOURA, Sheriff Call'Chns Ray, 763"-6275 Crummy. DelDeo. Dolan. Gnffmger w/uphol. seat; Pewtrir chand 1994 VOLVO 945 stat. wagon. ground sprlnkers'Sprlng dean barred from prosecuting or recover­ & Vecchione, Attorneys elier; pr. handpainted lamps 4,300 mi. Owner relocating. ups/Lawn Maintenanca/Lawn PLASTERING: Specialize spe­ ing the same against the subscriber Pub 4/28. 5/5,12.19.1994Fee 96 00 paintings; armchairs; Fr. ebon) Auto trans, anti-lock brakes, care programs. Pitney, Hardin, Kjpp & Szuch Art Deco table, 5 chairs, cabi cifically in drywali & plaster 200 Campus Dr dual airbags, A/C & leather int. = 731-7420 repair work. Bfd/pew. ■ "No: net. 744-8884. PUBUC NOTICE Asking $23,900.509-9603. Patch too small" Patch-work 201-966-6300. Spedalties. 338-5410.Free est. >t Fidelity Bank. PUBLIC NOTICE STRANGE STUFF: Taxidermy: 1992‘ Cougar LS: Fully loaded. I.A. New Jersey SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-108 Buffalo, moose, elk heads, sail White, under 15,000 mi. Asking SHERIFF S SALE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN fish. 7' suit knight in armour, $11,800. Call between- 8am- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER COUNTY OF ESSEX AMENDED "INVITATION TO pair 24" bronze, angels, outside Bob obs SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ ORDINANCE NO 8-94 BIDDERS" 10am & 6pm-8pm at 857-9063. 1580. statues: life size girl w/dogs SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY given that bronze fountains of children, 3925-93 LOAN AMERICA FINAN ORDINANCE VACATING PUBUC sealed proposals will be received by 1990 TOYOTA CAMRY DX. RETIRED CARPENTER/Gar. PUBLIC HOTICe CIAL CORP PLAINTIFF -VS- HER­ RIGHTS IN A CERTAIN PORTION the Purchasing Board of the dolphin, cement urns, iron Fully loaded. 5 spd. 64,000 No Job drs, brick pointing; windows, BERT D. RASKIN & RENEE RAS­ OF GREENWOOD DRIVE, Township of Milburn jn the County urns, oak ^ iron ice cream par­ miles. Excellent cond. $6995. Too Small BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT KIN. h/w, et als. DEFENDANTS Ex­ the Ordinance, of which the forego- of Essex for: chains, plastering, stairs, por­ TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN lor set, cast iron patio sets, gar­ Call 201-403-1089. Serving ches, repairs, glass trim. Mike ecution For Sale of Mortgaged ALTERATION FOR HANDICAP AC­ den benches, Viet, style Ig. iron Millbum/Short Hills Area PUBLIC NOTICE CESSIBILITY PHASE I - MILLBURN Serafin, 744-5880.239-7572. J 1 M g NOTICE that Tad & By virtue of the above stated writ meeting of the Township Committee TOWN HALL table w/8 chairs, carved horse, AAA- ALL CARS, TRUCKS & pot belly stove, Ig. & small CARPENTER/Craftsman. 15 JoAnne Nacheff has applied for a Execution, to me directed, i shall i of the Township of Millbum in fate model wrecks wanted SPIFFY Zoning Variance from the Millburn pose for sale by Public Auction. County of Essex, New Jersey, held bakers racks, wicker garden Dead or alivel Top $$$ paid. yrs. exp. Excel, workmanship Township Board of Adjustment for on the 3rd day of May. 1994. CLEANING SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essex County cart, cement statues, cigar 201-812-9174. Anytime. at excel, prices. Doors, property located at 35 Whitney Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ Lynn Rdgers-Eis store Indians, 1920's 3' rare windows, tile work, sheetrock, •One time or ongoing Road, Block 1206, Lot 20, Millburn day. the 31st day pf MAY 1994,i Township Clerk ) Recycle this newspaper!! | •Yard cleanup and junk Township, which is scheduled for a car & driver. Normal stuff: Fab­ STATION WAGON, 86 Olds, geril. home repairs. 812-0593. one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) William J. Caveney. Mayor removal available hearing on May 16, 1994. at 8 00 Chairman, Township Con ulous coll, of fum„ every wood Auto, ps, pb, A/C, 4 new tires, 1. Municipality: Township of Wet •We clean everything p m. in the Town Hall, 375 Millburn Orange, County of Essex and Stal Date: May 5,1994 Fee:$6.46 the office of the Township Engineer. & style. Desks, couch sets battery, muffler. $1250. Call CERAMIC TILE INSTALMJ dressers, armiores, ig. break- (Even windows) Avenue, Mil* 1 of New Jersey, 375 Milburn Ave Millburn. NJ New and repair work. requested v; s i front, dining tables, sets ol too small. Jim Britton, |§|)j 2 Mailing Address 56 Redwood A< 07041, during the hours of 8:30 a m IMPROVEMENTS enue, West Orange. NJ. to 4:30 p.m , upon* payment of PUBLICATION LEGAL NOTICE chairs, bookcases, Bombe 6373. •General repairs, me The papers relating to this ap­ 3 Tax Lot and Block. Lot 276 and $40.00 per set, fee non-refundable MILLBURN TOWNSHIP chests, small' occasional plaster & spackling. plication are on file in the office of Block 151.01; Questions should be referred to NEW JERSEY the Secretary of the Board of Adjust­ TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, tables, etc. Paintings, bronzes, 1986 27' BOUNDER MOTOR- SSB^yiRUBBlSH- Removal •Painting & paint removal 4 Dimensions approximately 164' x Robert B Heintz, AIA. Ar- M®-love seat, Fr. salon set, We do big jobs, little jobs, me ment daily between the hours of 74' x 27' x 57 5". chitect/Planner at 201-467-1240. May 16. 1994, at 8:00 p.m at HOME. Basement model. Reasonable Rates SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-94 ‘ Township Hall, Millbum, New Jersey Regency 5 pc. couch set. dium jobs for reas. rates. Any 8:30 aim. - 4:30 p m. Monday 5 Number of Feet to nearest Cross SHERIFF'S SALE Bids must be made on Proposal Many extras. 43,263 mi. Call 201-746-7483 through Friday. 07041, the Zoning Board of Adjust­ GRANNY’S ATTIC, T4? time, anywhere. Call 201-669 Street. 371.16 feet; SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Forms to be furnished by the Sleeps 2 comfortably. Exc) JoAnne T. .Nacheff A full legal description can be found SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ Township Engineer in the manner ment of Millburn, New Jersey 07041, • Franklin Tpk., Mahwah, NJ. 10--, cond. Completely equipped 8493. SUPERMAN; HpuseMpt. Applicant in the Office of the Register of Essex designated therein' and required in will hear the application of Adven­ SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- ture Alley Short Hills, L.P. for 6/7 days wk. 529-5516 Asking $24,900. 201-857-3127. Clean. Odd jobs, painting, yard Date: May 5,1994 Fee:$8.16 County. 18909-92. CITICORP MORTGAGE, DAVID C.BOYNTON. Painting work, chauffg, etc. Local grad A deposit of 10% of the bid price in premises commonly known and INC. A DEUWARE CORPORA­ designated as 800 Morris Turnpike, EDUCATIONAL Contractor. Int/Ext., Wallpaper student. Michael 783-3883. TION PUINTIFF -VS- JOSEPH UL- PIANO TUNING Hanging. 25 .years exp, Cald Short Hills, New Jersey and being a RICK JEAN; JEAN WILNER JEAN- portion of Lot 105 in Block 1904 in a FRENCH TUTORING for Mid­ well/Montclair area. 716-4457. PIERRE; et als DEFENDANTS Ex­ PIANO TUNING & REPAIRS: TONY- CARAVELLA. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT B-2 Zone dle School & High School stu­ TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ecution For Sale of Mortgaged ing Board, Town Hall. 375 Millburn Also available for piano playing Cleanups, wRIy. lawn maint., sale is the sum of ONE HUNDRED Ave, Millburn, NJ 07041. • 1 Applicant is requesting vari­ dents by experienced French shrub trimming, fully ins. 1-800 PUBLIC NOTICE ances from the standards found in at house parties. Damien- Del DAVID'S HOME TAKE NOTICE that James F. SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN Each proposal must be ac- teacher. Call 201-376-8084. 287-7991 HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE DOLLARS Section 526 to allow a new replace­ RUSSO, 403-1558 or 857-0083. IMPROVEMENT Suelj - Mary Mooney have applied ment pylon sign to be ereded for a Zoning Variance (rom the AND EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, pose for sale by Public Auction, in LUNA STAGE CO. Summer PIANOS FOR SALE Free estimates- Low TONY FIORNASCENTE & Son Milburn Township Board of Adjust­ ($164,7690.85). together with the SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County afternoon theatre arts for kids. Prices. Interior & Exterior ..Int/Ext. Home Improvement ment for property located at 338 Wy­ Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ 2 sessions avail (both 2 weeks) SPINET PIANO, excellent con­ Painting, \ Vinyl siding * roofing * Addi­ oming Avenue, Milburn, Block 105, day, the 24th day of jMay 1994, at 15 feet. The area of the | 1st: for 8-10 yr. olds July 5-14, dition. Call Kathy, 988-232- Sheet Rock, tions ‘ Alterations ’ Remodel­ Lot 3, Millburn Township, which is one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) sign would be 80* S F. whi Ceilings. Ceramic & scheduled for a hearing on May 16, provided by law. The property to be sold is located in 2-4pm. 2nd: For 10-12 yr. olds, 7630. ing * New Kitchens & bath­ Newark, N.J. April 25.1994 >3 SO S'.F. The t July 18-28, 2-4pm. Instructor: leum Tiling. 748-943. 1994,r at 8:00 p.m. in the Town Hall, the City of Newark, County of Essex rooms ‘ Formica & woodwork ARMANDO B. FONTOURA; Sheriff and State of New Jersey. we Judy Gibbons. Call 744-3309 800-281-9438. 375 Millburn Avenue, Milburn, New MI8SIOAL , ing, etc. Free estimates. Jersey. The James D. Donnelly, Attorney It is commonly known as 90 INSTRUCTION Call 201-746-7334 construct a rdeck Date:5/5,12,19,26,1994 Fee:$62.40 TREMONT AVENUE, NEWARK, of New Jersey and PLAY N LEARN Day Care, Up­ FLOOR SANDING, scraping & The f New Jersey. Township Committee to the effect per Montclair, estb. 1973. Ages #1 VOICE INSTRUCTION waxing floors. Free estimates. WALLPAPERING & Painting. Tax Lot No. 6 Qlock 4214. that it will furnish all bonds required 2-1/2 to 6. Full, part or call in. Call G. & G. Floor Mainten­ We beat all est. All types of Dimensions of Lot: approximately 40 by tho-contract document. OLSEN MUSICSTU.D.IO ance, 201-744-217V. leet wide by 100 feet long. New Jersey Public Law, N. J S.A. Summer Camp. State Cert, wallcovering. 25 yrs: prof'l exp. TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 52:34-15 requires that all bidders 744-5575. Sally or Keith Kelly. Paint removal. Sm. jobs, quick PUNNING BOARD submit a notarized "Non-Collusion HIGH SCHOOL-ADULTS FRANK SCALZITTI ROOFING. response. Free est. 472-4170. LEtSkL NOTICE Affidavit" and a Jst of all stock­ SPANISH tutoring. All levels by Rooting repairs, patching spe­ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT holders of the corporation or partner­ graduate of NYU with BA. 201-676-1175 cialist. Reasonable rates. 201- WINDOWS: I do theml Re­ on the 18th day of M*y, 1994, at the A full legal description can be found ship who own ten (10%) percent or Spanish. Call 783-7754. 345-4567, 201-278-0109, place sash cords, unstick sticky Township of Milburn Municipal in the Office of the Register of Essex more of its stock or interest in part­ DRUM lessons: All levels. ones, replace entire unit. I also Building, 375 Millburn Avenue, County. nership in accordance with Chapter Learn to read music & perform FREE ESTIMATES for power Milburn. New Jersey, the Planning A deposit of 10%-pf the bid price in 33 Of the Laws of 1977. State of TUTORING do baths, medicine cabinets & New Jersey. Bidders shall be re­ -all styles. Great with children. washing & general dean-up PUBLIC NOTICE Board will hold a hearing on the ap­ cash or certified fuhds is required at ALL SUBJECTS shower doors.. Call Bill, the plication of the undersigned, at the time of sale. quired to comply with the New Jer­ Joe (201} 743-3702, services. Also Siding, patios, Handyman at 201-239-2892. which time and place all interested The approximate amount of the sey Prevailing Wage Law and the K/COLLEGE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ESL SAT PREP garages, bsmts, etc. 783-9748. Judgment to the satisfied by said Davis-Baoon and Copeland Acts of GUiTARI From rock to classi­ TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN the Federal Government and regula- INSTRUCTION IN sale is the sum of ONE HUN pRED cal and everything in between. PUBLIC NOTICE place at BOCTpm 8 THIRTY SIX THOUSAND FOUR YOUR OWN HOME GARDEN design, planting, TAKE NOTICE THAT Gary & that may be Learn guitar from R. Damien consulting; as little or as much cabinets, chairs, shelving, The location ol the premises in HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOL* determined necessary. Call: ELLEN Peggy Sttilhng has applied tor a question is located in the B-2 Zoning URS AND EIGHTY FIVE CENTS 201-467-0274 FUSCO. B.A Music. 736-4289. as you need to make your, gar­ closet intec., door trimming, Zoning Vanance from the Millburn A copy of said application and all locks, mail slots. Handy man District, Block 305. Lot 1,2 & 3 and ($136,476.85), together with the supporting documents are in the Of- den perfect. A great gift for Township Board ot Adjustment lor costs of this sale. technical defects PIANO LESSONS: Your home, Mother's Dayl Perennials, jobs: Free etit. zJ m 31-7584. property located at 33 lakeview Av- The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- fioe of the Secretary of the Board of TUTOR WANTED: Up. Mtc. Noted teacher/musician^ M.A. enua. Block 3405, Lot 3. Millburn Adjustment and may bp viewed and family looking for homework shade, borders. Landscape Carnegie recitals. Begin-bdv'd Township, which Is scheduled tor a Township of Milburn. tutor for bright 2nd grader. M-F, renovation, stone walls and plan,and conditional use approval provided by law. Michael Palmieri, 226-5348. walks. Liz Toner; 239-1758. hearing on May 16. 1994. at 8:00 and variance relief for the purpose ol Newark, N.J. April 18,1994 Lynn Rogers-Eisenbeil 4:30-6pm. Senior H.S. or coll, p m in the Town Hall. 375 Millburn Township Clerk renovating and, improving the exist- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff meeting in person or by attorney. student pref. Call 212-B98- STUDY PIANO with qualified & MASSAGE THERAPY. Relax­ Avenue, Milburn. New Jersey The ing site and buiBlrig'-for the use pro­ Shsin, Schaffer & Rafanello, Date: May 5,1994 Fee:$26.18 5038 days or 746-7695 eves. HUSBAND TOO BUSY? I will ing, professional. Ilgltament requested vananoe is to alow an in­ J. Allen Drummond, Esq. exp'd. piano teacher, specializ­ posed by the applicant (Attorney for Applicant, Adventure do all jobs at your house. Re­ Cad Jerry at bpr. *: 281-9504. crease in floor area ratio from 28 7% A copy of said application and Pub:4/28, 5/5,12,19,1994Fee: 69.40 AUTOS ing in beginners of all ages. place metLjCabs., wind, sash to 28 85%. , Alley Short Hills, L.P ) documents is on file with the 19 Beechwood Road. FOR SALE MM Manhattan School of wghls., wood porches. Repair The papers relating to this ap­ Township of Millburn Engineer CUSSIFIED Music. Diane Moser, 783-9501. TRAVEL plication are on file in the office ot Summit, New Jersey 07901 sticky doors, leaky tauceis, and/or Planning Board and may be (908) 277-2727 •87 MERCEDES Turbo Diesel etc., etc. Bill, the Handyman the Secretary of the Board ol Adjust­ inspected during-business hours in Fax it -201-746-8131 300 D. Auto, 5 cyl„ A/C, sun­ PETS BAHAMAS CRUISE. 5 days/4 ment daily between the hours ot the office of the Township Engineer Date May 5.1994 Pee;$21 08 nights. Underbooked. Must 8:30 a m. - 4:30 p m. Monday roof, loaded, new tires. 1 and/or Planning Board by all inter­ SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-71 sell. $2797couple. Limited tick­ through Friday owner. 111,000 mi. Exc. cond. JACK OF ALL TRADES ested parties prior to said meeting SHERIFF'S SALE ets, 407-767-8100 ext, 5229, Gary Shilling Epstein. Epstein, Brown f. $14,500,992-9006. PET SITTING ODDJOBS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Mon.-Sat. 9arn-10pm. A Professional | Painting, carpenter rootH Date May 5.1994 Fee $8 50 SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 3 Clarke's; for>Smises totaled at' The papers'relating iq’this ap- PING Tie Malt at Short Hila B-270, Crescent, Unit 1, 5 and 6, Montclair, ; PARKING AND STANDING AND STOPPING PROHIBITIONS. " COMPi ihe Secretary of the Board ol Adjust- ‘CASH Paid at your door. Used A full legal description can be found TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, STATE OF Design sen the hours Ot in die Office of the Register of Essex cars or mini-vans wanted. ENTERTAINMENT NEW JERSEY, as follows: Glean Ups -Plants Scherer, 266 Woodberry Drive, am - 4:30 p.m. Monday County. Section 1. C^te r 24, ent*kd "Traffic", of the Code of the Clean dr abused, any year, any •Mulch "Stone igh Friday, , A deposit pf 10% of the bid price is GREAT SCOTTI ITS MAGICI Bloomfield HiNs, Michigan 48304. Hedda Maleh Township of Mittbum,1 Nlft Jeisey, is thereby amended and supple­ mileage. Best prices paid. Call •Top Soil/Seed Sod Secretary, Treasurer, President, required at the time of sale. mented as follows: Rich first857-1195, anytime. Comedy Magic at it's best. ' Applicant The approximate amount of the •RR Ties "Snow Removal Director and sole shareholder of : May 5,1994 Fee:$7.B2 A. Section 24*11-1, Schedule l.sPerking Prohibited at all-times is Featuring “Thurston" the magi­ SHA Management Company.. Judgment to be satisfied by said hereby supplemented by the addition thereto of the following: Excellent References Available sale is the sum of EIGHTY FOUR 1 HASSLE FREE’SELLING! Free Estimates Fully Insured cal macaw. Available for chil­ Plans ol the building to be oon- "Blaine Street. Along the easterly side thereof for its entire length.* BETSY DAUS dren's or adult parties. For Info, struoted may be examined at the of­ THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED B. Section 24-11*&% Schedule lll-A, Stopping or standing Top dollar paid. High miles OK. Special Bonus - Call noWl THIRTY TWO DOLURS AND SIX­ Any condition. For free quotes 201-325-1449 call SCOTT DRUKKER 201- fice ot the Municipal Clerk. Renting a room? prohibited at all times on certain streets, 201-744-9260 332, anytime. Objections, it any should be TY FIVE CENTS, ($84,832.65), to- the addition thereto of the foNowing: 783-4880. Montclair Auto Sales made immediately to: Municipal PET SITTING LAKES & PONDS: New ponds Clerk ot the Township of Milburn of The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ Parsonage HiH F From the easterly curb line of THE FRIENDLY PURPLE DI­ journ the sale from time to time es 1974 DODGE Swinger- 84k. DOG TRAINING designed, constructed.' Existing 376 Millbum Avenue, Millbum, New THE ITEM White OaK Ridge Road to a Good condition. $1,200. Call ponds cleaned, reshaped. NOSAUR. Children's parties, Jersey 07041. provided by law. point' 175 toet« 748-1744: low rates. 15 mins, 1/2hr & 45 Classified Newark, N.J. April 18,1994 Section 2. This c Dams repaired.: Owner/qper- ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff Serving the Montclair area mins performances. 673-3334. 200 East Long Lake Road ator, 30 yrs. experience. Any­ Bloomfield Hills, Ml *8303 Brown, Gold & Beck, Attorneys since 1982. where in N.j; Ralph McGillan 800-773-2387 I Recycle this newspaper!! | Date: May 6,1994 Fee:$12,58 Pub: 4/26,5/6,12,191994Fee:$61.00 Bonded Excavating (609) 665-2281. M»y 5, 1994 Page 16 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills

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