O F M ILLBURN AND SHORT HILLS Founded in 1888 Volume 108, Number 17 Thursday, April 28, 1994 40 Cents School expansion program discussion planned for May 9 District officials predict the Property committee chairman I It will not behe longlono before the District officials predict the Property comm school population- will grow by Bennett Wasserman described his new members of the Board of Edu­ 650 students by the beginning of committee’s proposal as a short- cation get their feet wet. The board has scheduled a special meeting for the 1997-1998 school year. Cur- to-medium range solution to over- May 9, only a week after Monday rently registered at 2,526, enroll­ night’s organizational meeting, to ment is expected to crest the 4,000 Continued-on Paae 16 begin grappling with the issue of mark by the 2002-03 school year. facilities expansion. At the May 9 meeting the board’s property committee will Absentees 5swell present a report on which it has been working for the past six months in conjunction with the district’s architectural consultants. The report will put before the budget edge toll public a plan to fund school expan­ sion with a bond issue. Investment The Board of Education’s pro­ election to the Board of Education. in school technology is expected to poseci $27.7 million budget offi- The official results in the 4-way be incorporated into the funding cially received die endorsement of 1 race for the three school board .SOBERING EXPERIENCE-A "drunk" driver plows through cones represent­ plan and some capital improve- the public by an 11-vote margin seats were* ing pedestrians during a Chrysler drunk driving simulator test drive in the ments, such as a new roof at Deer­ school officials announced Mon­ field School, are also expected to Corinne Errieo: 1,926 high school parking lot last week. day morning. 1,830 find their way into a bond issue. The election-night tally had the Russell Fradin: 1,612 Although no costs for school margin of the budglp§| victory at Nancy Lamer: 1,384 expansion have yet been released, six votes. Seven more absentee Conor Reilly: Julie Conrad, the district’s director ballots were received by the school Drunk driving simulator of technology, earlier this year board between last Tuesday, the William Rosenblatt, who was. recommended the financing of

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O f Millburn and Short Hills Educational priorities rooms with new ComputerLand Wildlife control (USPA 348-680) Editor, The Item: software, it would make smart Editor, The Hem’ The State University, or any other 100 Millburn Avenue For almost eight months we of sense to utilize this .money in this I am writing because I believe public institution of higher educa- Millburn, N. 1.07/041 the township have debated loudly area to benefit the students. - that die citizens of the state have tion in the state, as it may require 201-376-1200 subjects of curriculum reform, the I realize Dr. Kohn has one more been, misinformed regarding and as may be available to it for superintendent o f schools and the year to go and has initiated a lot of Assembly bill 1125 which was the purpose of carrying out its school budget . In the same period these changes. I do hope the board introduced by Assemblywoman duties.” All o f the work that this Talk’s cheaper than taxes we have mutely debased some realizes that a new superintendent Maureen Ogden,1 This proposed commission is to do is already may undo many of these changes legislation will create a new wild- being done by the D ivision of In light of the 13-point increase which will appear on local opSnJutteL^in^n^Sg-up and it should proceed very careful­ . life commission. There have been Fish, Game and Wildlife. You, the tax bills in August as the result of the passage of the Board of snow days. ly before enacting any more of Dr. several letters to the editor written taxpayer, will be paying for this Education’s budget, an additional single point increase, Therefore, eight days of public KQhn’s “visions." If this past on the subject and I would like to duplication every time this com- attributable to the 1994 municipal budget, is virtually education, costing us approximate- school budget squeaker is any add my views. mission calls, writes or works with incidnifirnnt ly $1 million, lost their critical indication of the feelings in the First, the Division of Fish, any state, county or municipal p mass and value to thin attendance community, the school board will Game and Wildlife has been in agency. N. ' "U t IS It. . . . and other priorities. proceed with caution. existence for over 100 years. Its Some of the other letters to the Early in this year s budget process, the Township Com- our educational values, memor- I do urge all to participate in mandate is to protect, propagate, editors that I have read lead you to mittee all but swore on a Stack Of Bibles that the budget it ialized in the recent debates and in school board meetings as well as increase, control and conserve believe that the Division of Fish, approval would reflect no tax increase — nada, zilch, noth- a $27.7 million budget, are expressing their views in The fresh water fish, game birds, game Game and Wildlife only recom- Item. I also urge school board ing. And the Township Committee kept to its word Until the UIT eft\oned' Blinking away eight animals, fur bearing animals and mends hunting to solve problems members to listen more to the all endangered and nongame with overpopulation of deer, short-changed ns $212,000 forcing the single point community. It is only through dis­ species throughout the state. The While hunting still may be the increase which was contained in the budget at the time ofits me t0 question our educational cussion and debate that people ean Division employs over 70 dedi- most successful and cost effective introduction last month. priorities. evaluate all sides and reach an cated biologists who work many means of controlling a deer popu- Next Tuesday night is the time set by the Township Com­ George ML Hampton equitable solution. As for myself, I hours protecting , and managing our lation, it is not recommended in all will continue to be outspoken and mittee for the public hearing and final adoption of the 1994 44 Myrtle Avenue fish and wildlife resources. situations like those in suburban to fight for the students of our Die Division receives almost all areas, municipal budget. Since the document’s introduction last Trust and change community who, as of yet, have o fits funding from the sportsmen The other letter authors neglect month, the Committee has spent not a minute reviewing the Editor, The Item: a no voice in how our school system and women of the state through the to tell you that the Division has fiscal plan, not a second in consideration of paring $212,000 N ow th a t D r. K o h n h as operates. I do, however, hope this purchase bf hunting and fishing been involved with research con- from it and thus keeping its vow Of a no increase budget. resigned, the budget passed and changes. licenses, permits and stamps. Fed- ceming contraceptives for deer for I do hope Dr. Kohn, in his job Twenty-one dollars Iff the impact of a tax increase of a new board members elected, , it era] excise taxes on guns and over two years. I must remind you search, finds a community that single point on the average home here - over the course of a g S B jg “ ammunition supplement the Divi- that this is research. There are still will embrace his vision whole­ sion’s revenue. The Endangered many questions that have to be year is not going to bring monumental or even minor hardship address js trust. heartedly and I wish him the best and Nongame Species Program is answ ered before the D ivision to any property owner. But, in view of all the words uttered Trust is such a precious com- of luck in his endeavors. primarily funded by the state would approve the use of these modity and one absolutely neces- irt the early weeks of the year by Township Committee mem- This school system, 1 honestly income tax check-off and the sale drugs on free-ranging deer herds, bers about reducing operating costs of municipal departments ?ary in.order to provide a solid believe, will continue to thrive and of wildlife conservation license The main concern is that there is by 5 per cent, all the promises of no tax increase, this single fo~ datl.on ,r change, stay a top school district in the plates. A small appropriation for not wildlife contraceptive vaccine state, money notwithstanding. And marine fisheries is essentially the approved by the federal govem- point increase that the government body appears ready to only money received from the ment for use on wild deer. There- approve provides its own testimony that talk is cheaper than standing about what our credit is due not only to the teachers, but to the many parents General Treasury. fore, there are additional questions township’s educational, needs and taxes. who actively participate in deci­ The Fish and Game Council, and concerns relating to the safety _ _ i _ l financial limitations are. Parents, sions concerning our school sys­ which oversees the Division of of these contraceptive chemicals V /liC fllvO teachers, students and tax paying Fish, Game and Wildlife, has and vaccines on the deer popula- tem. „ , , ... , , non-parents, ac well as board state-wide representation and is tion, other wildlife populations With few exceptions, the days Of this spring have been members and senior school admin- David Martin 368 White Oak Ridge Road made up o f six sportsmen and and the public. If a deer is killed unusually cool. So cool, in fact, that un til this weekend we istrators must participate in the three farmer representatives who by a car, an individual may get a were not even sure that spring was upon us. creation of this understanding. are elected by their peers, and two permit for possession from their And then we removed our sweater and opened our eyes. . In retrospect, P " 1 of ‘he prob- Thanks supporters members from the general public, local police department and con- The magnolia M b . already cover the lawn, hiding all but Editor, The Item: The first, by definition of the.law, sume that deer. What would hap- I would like to thank all the must have background in land use pen to that person or anyone else the onion grass. The bloom of the daffodil is gone; the. chal- been that he, through no fault of township residents who supported management and soil conservation, who ate that deer that was filled lenge of the dandelion remains. his own, had not had sufficient my candidacy for a seat on the The last is the chairman of the with drugs that are not approved The National Football League has already held its draft; the experience working in com- Millburn Board of Education. My " Endangered and Nongame Species by the FDA? National Hockey League is immersed in endless playoffs and mwuUes that shared values, educa- special thanks go to those wonder­ Advisory Committee. Another suggestion I have seen Ure equally endjfess second season of the National Basketball ful friends who devoted their time The primary purpose of A-l 125 is to relocate deer to other parts of and energy'to my campaign. is to provide authority to a the state. Where? There are deer League opens this weekend. Perhaps this time, in order to secondary wildlife commission throughout the state. Who would Baseball flirts for our attention. The Mets Tuesday night establish the trust necessary to As a newly-elected board mem­ which would have the ability to pay for the cost of capturing, ber, I am cognizant of the need for took a giant step to reality as they fell below the .500 mark; bring about change, we need to override any of the Fish and Game transporting and releasing these community involvement in educa­ Gooden is on the disabled list, Bonilla’s shoulder hurts. Two look closer to home. Perhaps this Council’s regulations with which it deer? The cost per animal is over tional matters. The time has now members of tile San Diego Padres are introduced to life in the ^ did not agree. Since the general $200. Many of the deer would die come for the board, parents, membership of the new commis- in transport because, as past expe- Big A pple; th ey ’re arrested on charges o f solicitation o f the surroun(fjng area so that our school staff and community mem­ sion has no background in the rience has shown, they do not do prostitution after making an advance upon an undercover new educational leader can have as bers to work together to ensure the science of wildlife biology , man- well in small boxes for any period . success of our students. COpette. clear a view as possible of both the agement or population dynamics, I of time. ... The calendar tells us we’re in the midst of the school sys- politely hidden as well as overtly If we can all agree that everyone believe they will be making deci- 1® closing, there is nothing m tern’s spring vacation; try telling that to the students and the e*Pressed community values that who cares about education has a sions based on emotion rather than foe proposed legislation that is not r ° - J ° often can make or break a school right to be heard and that dif­ on scientific evidence. already being done by the Division faculty. . - superintendent. The proposed legislation does of Fish, Game and Wildlife. The Yes, it s almost May — spring is half over and we feel ferences of opinion will occur, Jeff Brown then perhaps we will have learned not state how this new commission commission would be a duplication somewhat cheated. 212 Old Short Hills Road something valuable from our will be fimded. The bill states that o f time, effort and cost. State Keeping costs down recent turmoil. I befieye that the commission can have its own government should be looking for Editor, The Item: respectful treatment of others will staff and “shall be entitled to avail ways to cut costs and duplication H E thank all my supporters who be a key factor in resolving the. itself of the services of such of effort, not add to it. Coming events John Volk came out and voted for me in last challenges that lie ahead for our employees of any state, county, President Today, April 28 Tuesday’s school board election. school district. municipal department, authority, ThursdaJ^Maf^ New Jersey State Federation of flffll to 3 p.m. New Eyes For The Although it was very difficult for Corinne M. Errico board, bureau, commission, 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera Sportsmen’s Clubs Needy jewelry and silver sales- club meeting, Bauer Community ^pany to understand how to vote a 15 Wayside agency or entity or of Rutgers, room open ^rite-in candidate due to the Center. Editor, The Item: limited help or no help at all, as Tuesday, May 3 Sunday, May 22 I would like to thank the people indicated to me by many o f my 8 p.m. Township Committee 10 a.m . ’D isabled A m erican of Millburn Township for electing -meeting, Town Hall. supporters, and also some reported The ump cries foul Veterans Gallion-Gentile Chapter me to a second term, on our Board Wednesday, May 4 irregularities at some of the polling No. 43 meeting, Elks Club 2004, of Education. Continued from.Page t party action is due for a court 8 p.m. Board of Recreation stations, I feel my running has sent Springfield Avenue, Springfield. A special thanks to my family, hearing tomorrow, Mr. Blum said Commissioners meeting, Bauer a powerful message to the Mr. Cogan may agree that the Monday, May 23 my friends and my supporters that “hopefully after that hearing Community Center. incumbents and new board mem­ suit is “unfortunate,” but he does 1 p.m. Fireside Book Discussion throughout the community for the parts of the puzzle will start 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting, bers. not agree that Springfield has been Group review of James Michener’s their invaluable help in my coming together." Town Hall. gill feel proud to be living in a supportive of his position. “The Novel,” Williamsburg campaign. Thomas Sharpe, Millburn’s Thursday, May 5 community where there are diverse “I asked Springfield to Room, Millburn Public Library. | |8 I look forward to serving and to recreation director, is fairly confi­ 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Short Hills opinions and those opinions can be indemnify me—they have refused Monday, May 30 the challenges which face our dent that the predicament in which Garden Club plant sale, Short voiced in an open forum so other to do so,” Mr. Cogan said. Memorial Day. school system. Mr. Cogan finds himself could not Hills train station. , members of the community can Township public schools closed. Nancy G. Lamer. The Taylor Road South resident’s occur here. 12:15 to 12:40 p.m. National make a fair and honest judgment in Wednesday, June 1 17 West Beechcroft Road call for indemnification was described “I would never say never,” Mr. Day of Prayer observance, Town the many issues facing cur school 8 p.m. Board of Recreation as Ian unreasonable request" by Mr. Sharpe said, “but in Millburn all Hall. system. Commissioners meeting, Bauer Bergen who said "the town, in good adult softball umpires are required 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera This next year we will be facing I l f Why they're runnlhg Community Center. to hold membership in the Amer­ Club meeting, Bauer Community many changes in our school sys­ Editor, The Item: conscience to' its taxpayers can’t in­ 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting, Center. tem. Besides the immediate search Last week’s issue of The Item demnify him." ican Softball Association. As 8 p.m. Historic Preservation Town Hall. for a new school superintendent incorrectly attributed to us motives members of the ASA, they have ■ Thursday, June 2 Mr. Cogan while retaining his insurance covering injury and Commission meeting, Town Hall. that posseses the skill and know­ for running for District 7 represen­ own attorney to protect his inter­ 7:30 p.m. Millburn Camera liability.” Saturday, May 7 how to run a premier school dis- tatives on the Republican County ests in the suit, noted that even if 10 am. to 3 p.m. New Eyes For Club meeting, Bauer Community Committee. The Item spoke with a Robert Hogan, Mr. Sharpe’s Center, his name is removed from the list The Needy spring sale. expand our school housing. candidate for a District 10 seat and assistant, added that although offi­ 8 p.m. Historic Preservation of defendants, his legal bills will Monday, May 9 The most important changes printed what it represented as his cials, in the township’s youth pro­ Commission meeting, Town Hall. likely come to more than foe total 7:45 p.m. Board of Education have to do with keeping costs speculation as to our motives for grams are not ASA members, they Tuesday, June 14 amount he has received from property committee report on down, especially in die administra­ running. It never asked either o f us are ^QjtiwedJjy the township’s 8 p;m. Township Committee Springfield during the past 15 facilities expansion, Education tive areas. I sincerely hope our for confirmation or comment cm ; insurance umbrella. “I only recall meeting, Town Hall. years. Center. school board scrutinizes salaries this speculation. We would have one instance in which an umpire in Wednesday, June 15 “Umpires,” he said, “are paid Monday, May 16 when bringing in new people. denied it then, as we do here. a youth program was named in a 8 p.m. Planning Board confer­ $12.50 per game.” Mr. Cogan 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment The starting salary for a new suit,” Mr. Hogan said, “and then ence meeting, Town Hall. We are running on both of our said his pay over the years he has meeting, Town Hall. school superintendent should be the township’s insurance policy Monday, June 20 records of long service to the com­ been officiating in Springfield Tuesday, May 17 in-line with similar posts in similar provided coverage.” ____ 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment munity and our reputations for averaged approximately $1,000 a 7:30 p.m. Unity Group meeting, districts with similar demo­ As the result of the suit brought meeting, Town Hall. fairness and thoughtfulness in year. Millburn Library. graphics. I have done a study in against him, Mr. Cogan has put Friday, June 2A dealing with the issues that come Mr, Cogan’s attorney, Robert C. 8 p.m. Township Committee Essex County as well as outside his avocation as a softball umpire Township public schools close before us. Blum, described the suit in which meeting, Town Hall. ' the county have these figures for oh hold. For the first time in for summer vacation. his client is immersed as “a Wednesday, May 18 anyone interested. decades he won’t be calling balls Tuesday, June 28 Also, we recognize that Joel puzzle” with “cross claims, and 8 p.m. Planning Bpard confer­ The other issue we should ques­ Weingarten and Barbara Worth are counter claims” being filed. and strikes this summer. But he’s ence meeting, Town Hall. 8 p.m. Township Committee still shouting foul. meeting, Town Hall. tion this year is whether we need opposing us for the District 7 Noting that Springfield!s third an assistant superintendent. Many seats. Since Mr. Weingarten sits surrounding communities have on the Township, Committee, we none. Perhaps this position can be feel it is in the best interest of Store rental— Tublitz properties have never been changed to a director of cur­ Millburn and Short Hihs Repub­ Continued from Page 1 fully tenanted in the four and a riculum at a lower salary. licans, the Republican County half years she has been with foe showroom and offices at the t i i e ^ i t e m We should also look at eliminat­ Committee and Mr. Weingarten, Chamber, but with one large Millburn address. The two ing thedirectorofcommuniGation, himseIf,;that/We^shpqldwip^eft % ***3s$wgjrealistic pos- O f MILLBURN and SHORT HILLS also known as the public relations tion to these seats. This Is to avoid adjaceh tsto refrd n fs^ill o e ' edri- /. person. even 4he appearance of Mr. verted to house foe business which Established 1888 Other areas that can be scruti­ Weingarten being in a position to is scheduled to open by late sum­ nized are expanding the dptie& of determine who sits on the mer. Third quarter PUBLISHER the directors/supervisors to teach Township Committee with him. Chamber of Commerce director Barbara A. Lewis in their areas so that students get Carrie Lemerman greeted the tax payments due direct benefit. However, the big­ This campaign is not about Mr. news with enthusiasm. The tax collector’s office in EDITOR ger issue here is whether we need Weingarten’s record to date on the “It’s terrific,” she said. “Their Town Hall will be open Saturday Carter J. Bennett these positions or can they be Township Committee. And (remodeling) plans lead me. to from 9 a.m. until noon and Mon- whoever represents'District 7 on a replaced by department heads in all believe they are making a sizable 'day from 8:3(f a.m. until 6 p.m. the Republican County Committee commitment and will be here for , ADVERTISING DIRECTOR the schools similar to how the for payment of third quarter real TVacy S. Dupuis will not affect Mr. Weingarten’s sometime.” estate taxes. Summit school system operates. future record on the Township Published A t 100 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, N J. 07041 Another issue iikthe employment Ms: Lemerman npted that a May 1 is the due date for pay­ Committee. number of smalt business have ment o f third quarter taxes; taxes Editorial 201-376-1200 Circulation 379-5459 of a director of technology at Barbara and Steven Weisbart come and gone from the location not paid, on or before May 9 are Display Adv. 376-1200 Classified Adv. 1-800-773-2387 $85,000. Since there is very little 10 Ivy Terrace or no money to outfit the class- in recent years. She said the subject to interest charges. V April 28, 1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 5 Proceeds from die sale and car Plant sale, car wash, which will be held rain or Recreation board plans wash at St. Rose chine, will be donated to charity. this Saturday Young musicians limiting Taylor ParkThe St. Roseuse of Lima Church in May 2 concert Civic Association which, for the The Board of Recreation Com­ youth group will hold its fifth past several years, has held a fam­ Four young musicians from the missioners is expected to approve a annual plant sale and car wash Sat­ township, Lynn Wu, Dena Sloan, ily outing there. urday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the policy at its meeting Wednesday The recreation department, Mr. Deborah Steinberg and Julianne night which would bar most orga­ St. Rose parking lot. Sharpe said, will recommend that Doto, will be perforating in (he nizations from holding affairs in The plant sale features hearty May 2 spring concert o f the Youth private groups such as civic associ­ annuals. Flats of 36 plants are Taylor Park. ations hold their outings in the Orchestras of Essex County. The pending regulation, recrea­ priced at $36. Offerings include The 7 p.m. concert will be held South Mountain Reservation, Use tion director Thomas Sharpe said,' impatiens, dahlias, vinca, snap at the South. Orange Middle of the reservatipn by private steins from “many complaints o f dragons, marigolds and begonias. School, Ridgewood Road, South groups is permitted with approval loud music, noise, parking,’ gar­ A wide assortment o f 10-inch Orange. The concert is open to the of the Essex County Department of bage and traffic” which have come hanging baskets are also available public and admission is by dona­ Parks, Recreation aiid Cultural from homeowners adjacent to the for $13. Varieties include ivy Affairs. tion at the door. park. geranium, impatiens and fuchsias, Included in the concert will be The new rules which the recrea­ Mr. Sharpe also noted th%, One-inch planters are priced at works "by Beethoven, Mozart, tion board is scheduled to adopt at “volumes” o f garbage left in the $10.50 and 4-1/2 inch pots are $20 Gluck, Greig and Tchaikovsky. park after weekend affairs provide its meeting Wednesday state: per dozen. “The recreation department will a breeding environment for rats not, under any circumstances, and other rodents. reserve the exterior areas of Taylor The proposed restrictions on Park for private group functions or use, the recreation director said, programs. No food, programs or would not prohibit the traditional activities are allowed outside the SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS-Two Millburn High School Independence Day activities at (Bauer Community Center) build­ seniors, Sunny Cheung and Carolyn Shih, are winners Taylor Park or the portion of the ing.” of National Merit Scholarship Corp. awards. annual Chamber of Commerce The proposed regulations also sponsored art fair which takes OUR GIFT TO prohibit the rental of the Bauer place near the park gazebo. “Those Three township students win activities can continue," Mr. Center to any individual or group Sharpe said, “as long as the on Sundays of holiday weekends MOTHER National Merit Scholarships sponsoring organizations receive and require any person or group approval from the recreation seeking to rent the facility at other Three township students have He plays first violin in the department." times to provide the recreation been named winners of National orchestra and is a member of the Prohibited from using the park, department with a certificate of Merit Scholarships. Two of them, honors string ensemble. He is a however, would be organizations insurance at.the time application Sunny Cheung and Carolyn Shih, varsity fencer, a varsity chess such as the South Mountain Estates for rental is made. are seniors at Millburn High player, vice president of the Asian School, and dip third, Jason Tep- club, assistant editor of the French perman, is a senior at Montclair literary magazine and a member of FAHNESTOCK Kimberley Academy. the a Capella choir, the science Carolyn, the daughter of Mr. league, the math team, the Seton and Mrs. Duen-S Shih of Kean Hall research program and the MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC Road, will receive a $2,000 French club. AND OTHER LEADING EXCH ANGES SALE scholarship supported by the Sunny is a Westinghouse semi- Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, Investment and Adsisor-sSen National Merit Scholarship finalist, a winner of die Bausch & Suite 500 C o rp .’s own funds. 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Jews sat side-by-side resident in particular. On April 7 in the historic event. She is a 31- when he watched helplessly while with high-ranking Vatican offi­ the Vatican gave a Papal concert in year-old wife and mother, an so many of his Jewish friends were cials. Ms. Jurofsky recalled being Rome in commemoration of the actress and a businesswoman. She killed. “He said he is in a position seated near members , of the Jewish Holocausi. Survivors and their also is founder of Belle, a chanty to do now what he couldn’t do sp community of Rome and, despite children were invited to attend and for children with facial deformi­ many years ago. He also said it the language barrier, being able to they came from all over the world. ties. Petite in stature, she is a pert was a sin for anyone, to pass by bond with them as they communi­ Hyleri Turoff-Jurofsky of 4 Inver­ son blessed with considerable anything related to the Holocaust cated with each other in broken ness Court was a member Of that physical beautv. She practically and not feel the impact of the Hebrew and Yiddish. special group. glowed , as she spoke of her senseless mass killings, to pass by H ie event was sponsored by the With this event “the Pope is “pilgrimage” to Rome. without reflection or sorrow,” Ms. attendees themselves and by extending a hand, a major hand, to This unique concert was a col­ Jurofsky said. benefactors. Each person contrib­ the Jews," said Ms. Jurofsky. “At laborative effort between the The concert was endorsed by the uted a minimum of $1,000 in addi­ a time when people are killing Vatican and prominent members of International Jewish Committee on tion to having to absorb their per­ the Jewish community. The idea Interreligious Consultation and the sonal costs for travel and accom­ R ed Cross for the musical tribute originated Vatican Commission for Religious modations. “It was nice to see so witlt Gilbert Levine, the artistic Relations with Jews. In attendance many of the survivors doing so giving first director and conductor of the were Elio Toaff, the chief rabbi of well that they could afford to come Krakow Philharmonic. He is a per­ Rome, and the President of Italy. to something like this,” said Ms. sonal friend of the Pope, who is During the concert, Ms. Jurofsky Jurofsky. aid course from Krakow, and his mother-in- sat in a special section reserved for “I feel priv ileg ed ,” she said A community first aid and safety law is Margit Raab Kalina, a sur­ the 75 to 80 m em b ers^ file group regarding her invitation to attend course will be given by the vivor of Plaszow, Auchwitz and o f survivors. “I was jufet seats the event. “I almost regret not tak­ Millbum-Short Hills Chapter of Bergen-Belsen. Maestro Levifte away from the Pope?* she ing my 4-year-old daughter with the American Red Cross on May asked Jack Eisner, a Manhattan exclaimed. me so that she could feel herself a 11 and May 12. Class hours will resident who is a survivor of the The 1-day commemoration con­ part of history the way I do. be from 6 to 10:30 p.m. on both Holocaust and of the Warsaw ghet­ sisted of a private audience with “It makes you stop and think,” days. to, to help organize the guest list the Pope for each member Of the she said, reflectively. “What MEETING THE POPE - Hyleri Turoff-Jurofsky was among The course will be given at the of survivors. devel­ group, a luncheon in the Hotel would I have done? I have two those who met Pope John Paul II earlier this month at a Columbus in the Vatican and an chapter house, 389 Millburn Ave­ oper Roger Tilles, for whom the children. I am supposed to protect Vatican commemoration of the Holocaust. nue. The fee for the course is $60 evening concert in Paul VI Hall. Tilles Center at the C.W. Post ''them. These people just couldn’t which includes the cost of a work­ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Campus of Long Island University protect their children.” of London and the “Cappella book. is named, was the principal fund The participation of the sur­ Subjects covered in the instruc­ Giulia” Choir of St. Peter’s raiser and musical organizer. vivors in the commemoration is all L A G B ’O M E R tion include recognition of and Basilica performed under the direc­ The April 7 event was the' first the more significant since many of care for breathing emergencies and public com m em oration .of the. tion of Maestro Levine. them are now elderly, said Ms. Grand Outdoor Festival heart attack, how to perform CPR sThe program included a per­ Holocaust by the Vatican. As Ms. Jurofsky. They are the eM l on adults, infants and children, formance of Max Bruch’s “Kol Jurofsky pointed out, it was only witnesses who can testify to the F rid ay identification of life-threatening Nidre” concerto. KqI Nidre is the as recent as January o f this year fact that there really was a April 29,1994 bleeding and how to control it, most important prayer from the that the Vatican recognized Israel Holocaust, she added, and that is identification and treatment of service o f Yom Kippur, the holiest 12 noon-4pm as a state. part of the reason why this com­ shock, care for various soft tissue day of the Jewish calendar. “Pope John Paul II has opened a memoration was so special. * Barbecue and musculoskeletal injuries and bridge,” she said. “He is looking Excerpts from Leonard Bernstein’s care for sudden illnesses including upon the Jews as the elder brothers * Clowns poisoning and heat and cold emer­ of Catholics. * Moonwalk gencies. “First there was the Old Testa­ Class size is limited and early ment...Moses was the first * Live Music registration is advised by chapter Better Days prophet. Then there was the New | Hay Ride officials. 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Scotch Plain* Stair cases | HE Page 8 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills April 28, 1994 Dr. Gregorian giving Maryland Boy Choir singing Wyoming co memorial lecture May 6 at Congregational service clothing drive Sunday The Maryland Boy Choir will be will link his sermon .to the scrip­ Brown University’s president, Dr. Gregorian was awarded the presenting a tnusical program dur­ ture reading from Luke 18:1-8, A spring and summer clothing The group meets on the first and Vartan Gregorian, will deliver the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in ing this Sunday’s 10:30 a.m; wor­ Jesus’s* Parable to the Unjust drive will be conducted by Wyo­ third Wednesday of foe month. annual Milton Perlmutter. . 1986 and, three years later, the ship service at Community Con­ Judge. ming Presbyterian Cburch’s Out­ Reservations are suggested as a Memorial Lecture at Congregation American Academy and Institute gregational Church. At Sunday’s 9:15 a.m. Bible reach Committee at the church’s light supper is served following B’nai Jeshurun May 6 at 8 p.m. of Arts and Letters Gold Medal for . The service will begin with “Pie study, Dr. Stegall will continue 10 a.m. service Sunday. foe discussion. Reservations may r Prior to becoming the 16th pres­ Service to the Arts. Jesu” from Andrew Lloyd Web­ teaching the Book o f Acts. Friend­ The clothing drive will benefit be made through the church office, ident of Brown University, Dr. The Brown University president ber’s Requiem. Anthem s during ly service will meet at 10 a.m. the AIDS Resource Foundation 376-3066. Gregorian served for eight years as serves on the boards of the ihe service will include J.S., Bach’s Tuesday and evening meetings that and Elizabeth Coalition for the president o f the New York Public Institute for Advanced Study at “Bist du bei roir,” Mozart’s day are scheduled at 7:30 for the Homeless. Library. During his tenure in that Princeton University, the New “Laudato Dominum” with treble benevolence, adult education and Congregants are asked to bring Open Door post, he was named university York Public Library, the Institute soloist Ian Hall-Hough, and youth Christian education com­ clean and slightly used warm holding positive professor of history at the New for International Education, the Raminsh’s “Agnus D ei." mittees. weather clothing and shoes for School for Social Research, Getty Trust, the International At the conclusion o f the service children and adults to Sunday’s parenting seminar professor of history and Near East­ Research and Exchange Board and the Maryland Boy Choir will sing Day of prayer service. The clothing should be The public is invited to a semi­ ern studies at New York Univer­ the Aaron Diamond Foundation. William Blake's poem “Jerusalem” separated between children and nar on positive parenting techni­ sity and served on the boards of In 1990 he assumed the. set by Sir Hubert Parry. to be observed adults as children’s clothing will ques which will be presented by numerous civic and non-profit chairmanship of the board of The choir fs the New York be sent to the AIDS Resource lie Open Door Nursery School’s associations, organizations and trustees of the MacDowell Colony at Town Hall rally metropolitan area this weekend for Foundation and the adult clothing advisory parent board Tufuesday at institutions. and was named by President Bush concert competitions, including Township residents and those will benefit the Elizabeth Coali­ A recipient of the Danfbrth to the J. William Fulbright Board 7:30 p.m. appearances at Newark'’s working in the towftship are tion. Shoes should also be bundled Leading the session will be mar­ Foundation's E.H. Harbison Dis­ of Foreign Scholarships. Symphony Hall. It has recently invited to participate in the May 5 riage and family therapist Anthony tinguished Teaching Award, Dr. Born in Tabriz; Iran, of given concerts at the White House observance of the National Day of The Rev. Ronald Jotmson will J. Sciaino who will discuss his Gregorian is a member of the Armenian extraction, Dr. and the Kennedy Center for the Prayer. lead Sunday's service. His sermon theories and experiences on hand­ American Philosophical Society Gregorian is the author of “The Performing Arts, The township observance will be will be “Setting Our Priorities.” ling difficult parental situations. A and a fellow of the American Emergence of Modern Founded in 1983, the choir will held that day from 12:15 to 12:40 Scripture readings will be from question and answer period will Academy of Arts and Letters. He Afghanistan” and has written be conducted Sunday by its direc­ p.m. in front of Town Hall, Psalm 22:25-31 and Luke 16:1-13. follow his presentation. has received more than 30 extensively on various aspects of tor, Betty Scott, and accompanied according to William Doerfler, Several church school classes on The seminar will be held at foe honorary degrees, including those Armenian history and culture. by assistant director Joan McFar­ Millburn coordinator for the Sunday. The kindergarten and first school which is located at the from Brown, Dartmouth College, The late Milton Perlmutter, who land. • National Day of Prayer. grade classes will meet together as Wyoming Presbyterian Church. A the Johns Hopkins University, the was a township resident-, was pres­ Dr. Ronald Stegall will be con­ The May 5 event marks the sec­ will the second and third grade contribution of $3 is suggested. University of , Jewish ident of Congregation B’nai tinuing his se.rmon series, on ond year the’National' Day, of classes. Child care is provided Theological Seminary, City Uni­ Jeshurun from 1967 to 1969 and “Great Prayers o f Religious Faith" Prayer has been observed here. from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sun­ versity o f New York and Rutgers also served as president of the Sunday with “The Serenity Last year 65 persons took part in day so congregants may attend ser­ University. In addition he has been MetroWest Jewish Community Prayer.” Written by Reinhold the observance which was also vices and committee meetings. Guild holding honored by the French, Italian and Federation. He was one of the Niebuhr, this prayer is widely used held in front of Town Hall. In other church activities, Cross­ Austrian governments and by founders of the Shop Rite and by self-help groups. Dr. Stegall A national day of prayer is a tra­ fire Bible Study, a contemplation spring luncheon several United States cities and Pathmark supermarket chains. dition first proclaimed by the Con­ and discussion of books of the The spring luncheon of the states. Center holding stitutional Congress in 1775. It is Bible, will be held Wednesday at Christ Church Women’s Guild will now celebrated on the first Thurs­ 10:30 a.m. be held at noon May 5 at foe Short Christ Church forum series Taylor Park event day in May as the result of a 1988 Also on Wednesday, the Bible Hills Club. The Chai Center for Living 'joint resolution o f Congress. study discussion group, “Food for Chairing the lunch is Constance Judaism will be holding its annual The official theme of this year’s Thought,” will meet at 5:30 p.m. Schadler, assisted by Arlene features talk by Rabbi Bayar Lag B’omer family celebration in observance is “Heal Our, Land,” “Food for Thought” is a con­ Jonach, guild president. Reserva­ Taylor Park tomorrow from 2:30 taken from(II Chronicles 7:14. tinuation of the Lenten Bible Study tions are $30 and specific informa­ anthem, “If You Love Me, Keep tion can be obtained by telephon­ Rabbi Steven Bayar of Con­ to 5:30 p.m. group led by the Rev. Johnson. My Commandments, f gregation B’nai Israel will the The program will include a jug­ Mary Burns ing 379-5793. A coffee hour will follow the 8 guest speaker at Christ Church’s gling and magic show for children, A memorial service will be held a.m. service. Adult Forum Sunday following the a family barbecue, clowns, games tomorrow at Wyoming Pres­ Owen Lampe will be the sides­ 1Memorial S S services I S for GecSrge E l Elizabeth V. West 10 a.m. Eucharist service. prizes and live music. Admission byterian Church for Mary Van man during the early service. Judy (Peter) B. Proud Jr. of Great Oak A memorial mass for Elizabeth Rabbi Bayar’sBayar topic will be is free, but there is a charge for the Horn Bums. Mrs. Bums, who was Albers, Douglas Brace and Drive were held Tuesday at Christ V. West, a life-long resident of foe TheologyM i of theth< Holocaust.” barbecue. Specific information can 78, died-last Thursday at her Thomas Mack will serve at the 10 Church. Mr. Proud, who was 67, township, will be offered at 11 The Rev. Canon Leonard Free­ be obtained by telephoning 467- township home. a.m. service. died Saturday at hom e., a.m. tomorrow at St. Rose of man, Christ Church rector, will be 0867. An'elder of the Wyoming Pres­ Babysitting will be available Prior to his retirement last year, Lima Church. Mrs. West, who the preacher at both the 8 and 10 byterian Church and a member of during the K |||clock service. Mr. Proud had been a.stock broker was 85, died Monday in her home. a.m. services Sunday. Nancy L. Busch its Women’s Guild, Mrs. Bums for 31 years with Paine-Webber in Mrs. West was a member of St. The lesson for the Fifth Sunday Word has been received here of was a former crew chief for the Iselin. Rose’s Rosary Society, Life- of Easter will be the story of the Pilgrim begins the death o f Nancy L. Busch on Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer He was a member of foe Short Lighters and choir and of foe New Ethiopian Eunuch from Acts 8:26- March 24 in Greenwich (Conn.) First Aid Squad, a member of the Hills Club and an usher at Christ Jersey Federation o f Music Clubs. 40. The Gospel will be taken from confirmation class Hospital. Rolling Hills Garden Club and of Church. . She had worked in foe account­ John 14:15-21. Mrs. Busch, who was 82, was a the Overlook Hospital Auxiliary. Mr. Proud, was a 1949 graduate ing department of foe Prudential At the 10 a.m. service, the Sunday morning Park Circle resident for 40 years She was also a former member of of Yale University where he Insurance C o. in Newark until Christ Church choir, led by Pilgrim Congregational Church’s before moving to Basking Ridge in the board of directors of the received a bachelor of science 1948. organist and choirmaster Jeffrey confirmation class fot eighth 1976. During her years of Millbum-Short Hills Chapter of degree in engineering. Surviving are her husband, Fuller, will sing the offertory gilders will begin Sunday at 10:30 residency here she was a member the American Red Cross and a Surviving are his wife, Lezette; Alfred H. West; a daughter, Caro­ a.m. at the Deerfield School. of Christ Church and the Racquets volunteer for Planned Parenthood a son, David N. Proud; and a line Lockwood; a brother, Edward Life-Lighters The classes, led by the Rev. Vir­ Club. of Essex County. daughter, Polly Proud. Borkoski; and two grandchildren. ginia L. Scott, will cover a range Surviving are two sons, Roger Bom in Wellsboro, Pa., Mrs. meet May 9 of topics including “What Is the Busch of Greenwich, Conn, and Bums had lived in Bethlehem, Pa. The Life-Lighters of St. Rose of Church?,” “What Does the Church Herbert Busch Jr. of Hawaii; a before moving here in 1961. Lima Parish will meet May 9 at Believe about God and Jesus?,” daughter, Georgia Nostrand of Surviving are her husband, Wil­ Worship in a warm, friendly, 11:30 a.m. in Ryan Hall- “What Does the Church Believe Stamford, Conn.; a sister, June lard A. Bums; a son, Corey P. Those attending are asked to about the Bible?” and “Why Do Minder of Tabor; a brother., Bums of Greer, S.C.; a daughter, family atmosphere bring bag lunches; dessert and cof­ We Worship as We Do?” Roderick Lushear of Lakehurst; Cynthia B. Kimm of the township; fee will be provided. Hostesses for Participants will be recognized and four grandchildren. and four grandchildren. the meeting will be Anne Mullin, on the first Sunday in June during In lieu of flowers, the family has In lieu of flowers, the family Short Hills modern Louise Smith and Antoinette the church’s morning worship. requested contributions be made to requests contributions be made to Inguaggiato. At this Sunday’s worship service the Ridge Oak Care Fund, 150 the Wyoming Presbyterian Church Orthodox Synagogue Dr. Kenyon J. Wildrick will Manchester Drive, Basking Ridge. Memorial Fund. deliver the morning message, “Go with a Sense of What Is Vital. ” He welcomes children, relatives, Fax The Item will be assisted in the service by the entire family the Rev. Kent Estler. The Chancel Choir wilt sing “Bow Down Low" 376-8556 and “ It Is Good to Praise the Summer In Summit ! 1994 ------S(erervices Lord!" Conducted by Rabbi David Movsas, graduate ot Yeshiva University, N.Y. and Rabbinic Intern at Great Neck C r e a t iv e A r t s W o r k s h o p s Synagogue, N.Y. Session I June 27-July 15 Session II July 18 - Aus. 5 8:50 am • 2:45 pm m SHORT HILLS m For Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5 • 9 Welcome in the Shabbat GARDEN CLUB (Blessing of the wine) Friday 7:30-8 p.m. Basketry Shabbat Service •Drawing/Painting Saturday 8:30-10:30 a.m. PLANT SALE •Cartooning Woodworking (Kiddush) Brunch is served after the service •Explorations In A rt THURSDAY • MAY 5 Pottery/Tile Making •Sculpture Afternoon Mincha Service •Jewelry Making Saturday 5-5:30 p.m. •Im i s _ •Acting A to Z 11 am - 5pm •Since Sampler •Creative Writing/Poetry The Synagogue was founded on June 22,1992. Since then •Nmvs Crew only two services have been cancelled due to weather. 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Also for sale are Virginia Schumacher will be installed as president of the ing and yearbook; and Gertrude hold its annual Spring Sale May 7 watches, gold and gold-filled; Swenson, ways and means. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at its head­ semi-precious necklaces and Woman’s Club of Millburn when that organization holds its May Delegates to the state convention quarters at 549 Millburn Avenue. bracelets — all priced to sell.” are Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. A “bookstore” will feature hard­ A handmade barkcloth wall Club Day at the Community Con­ gregational Church at 1 p.m. May Howarth, Mrs. Bushong and Helen cover books in good condition for hanging, donated by a mission Wargo. Alternates are Mrs. from the South Pacific, valued by 6. $1 or less. . Included are cook­ Boucher, Mrs. Peter’s, Mrs. Fel­ Christie’s at $200-$400 is marked Guest speaker at the meeting will books, novels and bestsellers. lers and Mrs. Deubel. “New Eyes is featuring hundreds for sale at $60. be Joseph Vesch Noble, director of pairs of earrings at 50 cents plus emeritus qfrthe Museum of the summer jewelry, men’s jewelry, “We have a lot of special items City of N eif York and former vice M r. Towey pearls and novelty jewelry from 25 of silver, crystal, china and por­ director of the Metropolitan Muse­ cents and new sunglasses priced celain forsale,” giftware volunteer um of Art. A noted ceramic from 50 cents to $2,” said New Susan Castellan said. “Some things archaeologist and author of “The Miss Loomis Eyes vice chairman Mrs. Clement are delicate, some whimsical and Techniques of Attic Pottery,” Mr. Holgate. “We have an extensive some just unusual.” Noble will describe what he con­ are engaged siders the seven wonders of the collection of silver jewelry from Donations of eyeglasses, jewelry Mr. and Mrs." Arthur H. Loomis modern world. the four corners of the world: and giftware may be dropped off at of New Canaan, Conn, and In addition to Mrs. Schumacher, designer jewelry by Kenneth J. the organization's headquarters. eg o rv w o iT s o n Chatham, Mass, have announced Julie Lynn Hines others being installed at the meet­ Lane, Liz Claiborne, Trifari, Call 376-4903 for more informa­ d tmily Wallen the engagement of their daughter, and Andrew Woodall ing are: Monet; Victorian and other tion. Andrea Elizabeth, to Michael Mary Alma Bushong, first vice Hugh Towey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julie Lynn Hines, president; Margaret Howarth, fed­ Miss Wallen Hugh I. Tqwey of Wells Lane and Project Graduation plant sale eration secretary; Arlene Jonach, Andrew Woodall treasurer; Elvira Fellers, assistant Sea Girt. plans to wed An August wedding is planned. continues through Tuesday treasurer; Pegi Parker, creative Miss Loomis earned a bachelor to marry in May arts chairman; Kathleen Peters, of arts degree from Lafayette Col­ The Rev. and Mrs. Richard L, Millburn High School’s Project pachysandra and 10-inch hanging in A ugust international affairs chairman; and lege and is a program assistant for Hines of; Spring Street have Graduation ’94 is holding a plant baskets. Dr. and Mrs. Marven H. Wqllen Muriel Wallbert, social ser- announced the engagement o f their Plants are $12.50 per flat of 24, the Hope Valley Farm Club in sale to help finance the cost of an of Long Hill Drive have announc­ vices/home life chairman; daughter, Julie Lynn, to Andrew pachysandra are $15 per flat of Durham, N.C. alcohol-free, drug-free graduation ed the engagement of their Also, Marie Deubel, by-laws; Derek Woodall, son of James 100 and baskets are priced at $12 Her father is publisher of Garden party for the Class of ’94. daughter, Emily, to Gregory Olive Hickerson, communications; Woodall o f Greenfield, Ind., and and $15, depending upon the Design magazine in Westport, Offered for sale on a pre-order Wolfson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theresa Novak, hospitality; Millie Linda Evans of Indianapolis, Ind. bloom selected. Orders must be Conn, and . basis are full flats of annuals and Steven Wolfson o f Wynnewood, Woodworth, house; Betty Platz, Miss Hines attended township received by Tuesday and pick-up Mr. Towey, a 1985 graduate of Pa. public schools from kindergarten will be at the Millburn High Millburn High School, earned a Morristown-Beard An August \yedding is planned. to 10th grade and graduated from School parking lot on May. 13 Bettina Pearl, bachelor of arts degree from Col­ Miss Wallen graduated from gate University. Formerly Parsippany Christian School in holding annual from 2:45 to 6 p.m. W ashington U n iv ersity in "St. Michael Morrill 1990. She will graduate next Those wishing to purchase plants employed by Greenwich (Conn.) Louis with a bachelor of arts Associates, Mr. Towey is a candi­ month from Baptist Bible College fund raiser May 7 or baskets are asked to telephone degree in architecture and earned a engagement told w ith a b a c h e lo r’s d eg ree in A tambourine autographed by Janet Balbach at 376-7884 or Sandi date for a master’s degree in busi­ master’s degree in elementary edu­ Sylvia Pearl of White Oak Ridge ness administration at the Univer­ elementary education. Gloria Estefan is only one of the Rosenbaum at 379-5533. cation at West Chester (Pa.) Uni­ Road and Arnold Pearl of Franklin Mr. Woodall jjgfyl also graduate many items to be auctioned off at sity of North Carolina. versity. She is a freelance artist. Lakes have announced the engage­ His father is president of next month from Baptist Bible “Reach fo the Stars,” Morristown- Arts center Mr. Wolfson received a bachelor ment of their daughter, Bettina, to Whitemarsh Corp., Middlesex. College's pastorial missions pro­ Beard. School’s annual fundraising holding exhibit of arts degree in business adnunis- Michael Morrill, son of Mr. and His mother is a broker associate gram. event which will be held May 7. tration from Washington Univer­ Mrs. Robert Morrill of Seabrook, with Burgdorff Realtors, here. A May wedding is planned. “Reach for the Stars" kicks off next month sity. He is associated with N.H. at 5:45.p.m. with a silent auction Works ;of members of the Brandywine Construction and Miss Pearl, who attended Mill- and cocktail hour in the dining Millburn-Short Hills Arts Center Management, Philadelphia. bum High* School, is a graduate of hall. A tent on,the campus quad will be bn exhibit at The Office Choate Rosemary Hall, Walling­ will be the setting for a sit-down Center at Short Hills, 51 Kennedy Town couple ford, Conn., Brown University dinner that begins at 7:45 p.m., Parkway, beginning Wednesday and the Northeastern University followed by the live auction. and continuing through May 24. School of Law. Deborah Stryker and Diane in recital Sunday The exhibit will be open for public She is employed by Pennsyl­ Brusman are the co-chairmen of Martin Burke and Adrian Col­ viewing Mondays through Fridays vania State Senator Allyson the event, and township resident lins, residents of 3 Byron Road, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Schwartz in Philadelphia. Ursula Enderlin is co-chairmen pf Will present a recital Sunday at 3 An opening reception has, been Mr. Morrill is a graduate of the flower and plant sale com­ p.m. in die sanctuary of (he Sec­ scheduled for May 5 from 4:30 to Thomas Edison State College and mittee. Edward J. Foley III and ond Presbyterian Church, Wash­ 6:30 p.m. The reception will Southern Baptist Theological Reginald Blauvelt, a professional ington and James Street, Newark. include awards presentation at Seminary. He is employed by auctioneer and appraiser who is They will play music by 5:30 p.m. to winning artists. Pennsylvania’s Campaign for president of Lincoln Storage Schubert and Brahms’ Hungarian Judge for the exhibit is New Jer­ Choice. Warehouses and Lincoln Galleries Dances for one piano, four hands, A November wedding is sey artist Phillip Osborne whose and duo piano works by Bach and in Orange, will be the auctioneers works are included in seven gal­ planned. Rachmaninoff. for the evening. leries in this country and displayed In addition to the Estefan Sunday’s recital is the final pro­ )n 1857, the year It was established in American embassies in Europe, as a municipality by the state, Millburn autograph, live auction prizes will gram of the church’s Organ South America, Africa and Asia. Township had three ierodls, a 1-room Benefit Concert Series. include a landscaping design; a Arts center members, their school house on near the Old Short As a duo-piano team, Mr. Burke crab fest for 12 provided by the guests and the public are invited to Hills Road-Parsonage Hill Road ii|fi;% and Ms. Collins have played section, another'1-room school house school’s headmaster, Dr. William attend the reception. C. Mules; a weekend Adirondacks extensively in the United States On White Oak Ridge near Parsonage and Canada as well as in major Hill Road and a 3-room building on fishing trip; a day at the Far Hills Birth Millburn Avenue opposite the present races; a gold and diamond school European festivals. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lustbader of Town Hail. bear pin; an English table and two Evergreen Terrace announce the chairs; a summer internship on birth of a daughter, Erin Nicole, Wall Street; and a handmade quilt April 7 at St. Barnabas Medical signed by the seniors. Springtime Showcase of Homes, Center. Mrs. Lustbader, the for­ The silent auction will offer such mer Dana Lazarus, is the daughter gifts as a handmade hat, hand- of Stuart Lazarus of Upper Saddle painted ceramics, a leather game River and Pamela Lazarus of case, tennis lessons and a com­ Morris Plains, Paternal grand­ memorative Canadian gold coin. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Monroe For more information, call the Lustbader of Fairfield Terrace. school at 539-3032.

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" d . ®a tVre B^ m. and Rcccr ’ spring concert Wednesday at 8 Y ou,” “ Sixteen C andles,” and at 7:30 p.m . by St. Stephen’s Mendelssohn, Brahms and Reger p.m. in the. school’s auditorium. “Gonna Build a Mountain," Noel rh.m 4, H General admission for Sunday s Webb is soloist and Tami Brendzel The 175-member chorus, T h i r s t half of the concert will co n cert^ the and Jennifer Morse are choreogra­ directed by Robert Diehl, will per­ include the “Mass in F ” (selec- are form a variety of choral literature phers. l i o n s ) o f J o h a n n G e o rg office, 376-0688. Remammg tic k . including “Alleluia" by Randall A lb re c h ts b e rg , “ V eni S acte ets will be sold at the door. Thompson; “Gloria from the Two ‘showcases’ Spiritus” and “Confitebor tibi Twelfth Mass” by Mozart; and |K r" *«a -rnnfitehnr tibi" Library exhibit (Psalm 111) of Georg von Reutter, “Side by Side," a medley from featuring Fisher’s all scored for chorus and strings. “Miss Saigon" and “There’s No These little-known 18th century cases available Business Like Show Business.” floral accessories .works, which are being performed Soloists will include seniors Hallie Beverlee Fisher, proprietor of for displays for the first time in this country, Sporn, Michelle Bovin, David the home accessories shop at 508 Two exhibit cases at the were researched and edited by Dr. Slomin and Sunny Cheung. Millburn Avenue which bears her Millburn Public Library are avail­ John Floreen, director of the Rut­ The 80-member Symphonic name, has been selected by New able through the remainder of the gers University Chorus and St. Orchestra, conducted by William Jersey interior decorators to pro­ year for displays mounted by Stephen’s organist and choir direc­ W orking^, will play “March from vide floral accessories at two township organizations and resi­ tor, while in Vienna last year on a Athalia" by Mendelssohn, designer showcases which will be dents. “Slavonic Dance No. 1” by opening to the public next week. College corner Exhibitions run for a month and Dvorak and “Overture to Nabuc- Her silk and dried flower reservations are now being Kimberly S. Barger, daughter co” by Verdi. The orchestral arrangements will be highlighted at TOP OF THE CLASS-Pictured are some of the fifth accepted for future months. strings will be heard in selections the “Mansion in May" showhouse graders at Glenwood School who placed first out of of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Barger Suitable for display, according from Saint-Saens’ “Carnival o f the at the Bayley-Ellard School in 429 schools in the second Wordmasters Challenge. of 10 Alan Drive has been .rnmed S are collections Animals” with Timothy Connolly Morristown in rooms created by Oevika Bakshi, Ragi Elias, Jesse Friedman, Kate Gren- to the dean s list for the second f ; ystamps donSi sea shells, quarter of herfreshman year at the cafdsP paperweights, salt as narrator, David Slomin, pianist, local designers Sandra Elliot and field, Reed Hagmann, Danny Pzena, Amy Silverman, and Bahar Firoz, cellist. Featured Joan Ravasy. University of Chicago. and pepper shakers, small hand- Jamie Stiger and Matt Strauss all earned perfect as soloist with the Honors Wind Another arrangement created by G len P e tra g lia o f 46 M er- icrafts and other items, Ensemble will be* violist Nurit Ms. Fisher will be seen at the Kips scores. Ann Buckley, Cheryl Fradin, Elyse Greenwald, rywood Lane and Laura Stanley Those interested in having an Bloom in Telemann’s “Concerto in Bay Decorator Showhouse in New Bill Horbatt, Tim Lynch, P.J. McCarthy, Carolyn Rock, of 176 Old Short Hills Road have exhibit are asked to telephone Lisa G .” Handel’s “ Concerto Grosso York City in a library/sitting room David Rodbart, Joel Salinger, Philip Sherrill, Tom Stan­ been named tosthe fall semester Cangialosi at the library, 376- No.l" spotlights three strings designed by Gerald Tolompo of ley and Stephanie Zou earned outstanding scores. deafl’s list at Providence College. 1006. soloists-rCarolyn Shih and Ethan Bergen County. Yankowitz, violin, and Bahar Firoz, cello. Sefcik photos Chamber sponsoring events for families and businesses The program also includes $18 for non members; admission presentations by three special included in exhibit An afternoon of fun for young­ I ily will be available at the door. ness people. Events for children include a at the door will be $20. choral groups. The Chorale, a Photographs by Robert Sefcik of sters and educational seminars for On that date the chambers will ball crawl, a mini-moon walk, art Exhibit space must be reserved select group of singers, will offer 24 Walnut Avenue are included in parents will highlight Sunday’s sponsor “Business after Hours” projects, science demonstrations, by Monday. The cost of a 3-foot four madrigals—“Weary, My a group show now on display at “Family-Fest," an event sponsored from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Mayfair by 6-foot table, including one hands-on museum exhibits, animal Heart Doth Plead,” “Early One the Nabisco Gallery in East by WonderCamp of Morris Turn­ Farms in West Orange. The event admission, is $60 for chamber pike, the New Jersey-American shows from Turtle Back Zoo, Morning,” “The Silver Swan” Hanover. provides business people an members and $90 for non- Mr. Sefcik’s photos are part of a Water Co. and the Millbum-Short clowns, popcorn and free photog­ and “My True Love Hath My opportunity to display their mer­ members. Heart." series that explores aesthetic pos­ Hills and the Suburban Chambers raphs. chandise and services to the pub- The local Chamber of Com­ Registration for the trade show The M illburnettes and sibilities in decay and erosion. of Commerce. lie. can be made by calling the Millburnaires each will present Gallery are noon to 4 p.m. dai­ FamilyFest will be held from merce, along with eight other area Paid-in-advance reservations are Millbum-Short Hills Chamber of Broadway and popular favorites, ly. The exhibit continues through noon to 5 p.m. at the Summit Mid­ chambers, has also scheduled a $13.50 for chamber members and Commerce office, 379-1198. including “The Rose,” May 12. dle School. Tickets at $5 per fam- May 11 trade show for local busi­

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Unable husband’s loony tunes by getting a to sleep at 2:30 a.m., he stalks his job. Not to be outdone, Mel gets 14th story, 88th and Second Man­ Carolyn Shih featured artist busy devising a death by slow tor­ hattan high-rise like a hunted ture for his latest nemesis—the animal. upstairs neighbor. “It’s this apartment; it’s this at glee club’s spring concert Simon fans, suffering to. this city,” lie tells his frantic wife M illburn High School senior auditions and the Baldwin Jr. Key- point from an acute case of comic malnutrition, do receive a (Alberta Handel man) while peer­ Carolyn Shih will be the featured board Award. ingm g oyeruvcr theine icrraceuterraced wanwall roto methe 7 when ^ Maplewood A National Merit Finalist, revitalizing shot of vintage Simon humor at die opening of Act U .. Glee Club holds its “SpringSpring Eve- C a ro ly n ’s sc h o la stic h o n o r below. “Edna, come smell the gar­ Mel’s recent nervous breakdown ningof Song.” include the Edward J. Bloustein bage." has prompted a family powwow. The 8 p.m. concert in the South Academy National Award, the. In Neil Simon’s bleak 1971 Middle School, 70 North George Washington University The generic sisters—Pauline cityscape The Prisoner of Second Ridgfwood Road South Orange, Medal for Science and Mathe­ (Sandy Robertson), Pearl (Vivian Avenue, on stage at.M ontclair s g f l B g g J selections by the glee matics, the Rutgers-Scholars Jordan) and “Jessie All the Way Blooming Grove Theater, garbage dub from musica, comJ ies> trldi- Award and the Renssefaer from Lakewood” (Lynn Lazar) are in attendance, with financial big W r r r . * 1"^ W S tional choral works and a selection Polytechnic Institute Award. Mel s lire. German airline stew- c tt „ - p@i The Maplewood Glee Club Mother Harry (Michael Barry ardessesaraesses in methe nextnexi aparimapartment eni Millburn°J;1I P°psHi High , ASchool J JL stage JA band presents two formal concerts each Greer) presiding. make too much noise; the toilet ___ L a — “We are here to decide how will also be featured in the con year in addition to performances at jiggles; bread hasn’t tasted rijght nursing homes and hospitals in much we are all going to give to since he was 13 and Edna’s two- cert. help M el,” Harry announces in Carolyn, an accomplished per­ northern New Jersey. Membership Valium-fix doesn’t work anymore. classic fund raiser fashion. former on violin and piano, is this is open to men of all ages. When his job in a hot-shot ad Pauline will have none of this year’s recipient of the chib’s John Tickets for the May 7 concert agency also starts to sour, 47 year- open-end pledging. “We can’t A. Pulmer Scholarship. are $6—$4 for senior citizens and afford to let Mel be sick forever,” old Mel goes bonkers. As a violinist she has placed first students—and can be purchased at she counters, as Pearl and Jessie : “I’m unraveling, losing touch, in the national and regional levels the door. losing control, Edna. I don’t need nod in agreement. of the Selmar Junior High School an analyst. I need a lost and Instrumental Auditions and third in Theater Now here is a family one can found.” the national level of Yamaha High warm to! Author Simon might also have Heath C.A. Stanwhyck has School Strings Competition. She benefited from a lost and found to , , „ B •V was recently selected for the tim etable directed with pace and the he p figure the way out of this per- 7 . Schoo, Honor MILLBURN thoroughly professional Blooming Millburn 1 - Thurs; Frl; Mon; Tues; Wed; Grove players do their best to colating pressure cooker for his gOrchestra g jg g L whichwhirl. performednerformed this four weddings a a funeral (R) 7:30; unattractive hero. fnAnth at iHt* VIhcip Fducator’ s 9:45; Set; Sun; 2:15; 4:45; 7:30; 9:45. enliven this rather formless Simon Mel’s one note harangue gets month at the M usic t a Millburn 2 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; opus. In the end, if the quiet pall National Conference and will per- the PAPEr (r) 7:15; 9:3o; 7:15; 9:30; Sat; Sun; more than a little wearing, no mat­ form in Tampa, Fla. at the 21st 2;4:30;7:i5;a:3O. of the evening seems almost ter how creatively the blustery Mr. Biennial World Conference of the MAPLEWOOD deafening, it just may be that - Thurs; COPS & ROBBER- Mandel tries to vary the tune. International Society for Music “downsizing,” circa 1970, strikes Moving from precariously SONS (PQ) 7:25; 9:15; Fri; WITH HONORS too close to home for any ’90’s Education. (PG13) 7:25; 9:25; Sat; Sun; 1; 3; 5; 7:25; 9:25; employed malcontent to unemploy­ Mon; Tues; Wed; 7:25,9:15. audience to find all that amusing. ed out-and-out paranoid, from wall Her awards and honors for piano Maplewood 2 - Thurs; BAD GIRLS (R) 7:35; pounder to baseball mitt pummel- include many top places in divi­ 9:20; Fri; 7:35; 9:35; Sat; Sun; 5; 7:35; 9:35; Performances of “The Prisoner ON MONTCLAIR STAGE-Alberta Handlelman as Edna Mon; Tues; Wed; 7:30; 9:30; Sat; Sun; THUM- o f Second Avenue" at Blooming ler, Mel quickly uses up any sions of the Music Educators Edison comforts her husband, Mel (Lenny Mandel), in BERLINO(G) 1; 2:55. Grove Theater, Montclair, mil original sympathy he might have Association of New Jersey piano WEST ORANGE this scene from the Blooming Grove Theater produc­ competitions, first place awards in Essex Green 1 - Thurs; BAD GIRLS (H® continue through May 8. For ticket garnered. 4:15- 7:30:9:45; Frl; thru Wdd; 2:30; 4:45; fS § | tion of "The Prisoner of Second Avenue." Mornings spent jogging in the the N.J. Federation of Music Club information call 744-3004. m | 'D o w n t o w n ! m i l l b u r n ! ^memSerMcnn on her day DEVELOPMENT!

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Call for Appointment Tues.-Fri. (201) 379-0060 April-28,1994 P ag el2 ______’ THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills J ; Relay win lifts Millburn track team by Pequannock . • i ■ - awi eighthaala ill nnmiol annual K lillllllmMillbum Relays. ' DnlnnPeter , - Griffoana Ffa aa anal and Cannon Brian U illtnHilliard r/1 UMiller ltlllf tfl to Will win SO an BV61lt event SfifilllSt against thC the Millburn realized fifteen o f those meters in 24.2 while Miller team­ Ken Ventre, Ruddy, Bulbulia shattered die old mark with a time Chiefs. j * . By Jim Connelly points came on winning-efforts mate Tsai took third in 26.1. and David Yoskowitz placed Millbum’s upeonupg schedule from Dino Yiannopoulos in the Yiannopoulos also placed first in of 8:17.3. fourth in the 3,200-meter relay in includes a Suburban Division shot put (38-31/2 and in the discus the high jump with a winning . Caldwell inflicted one of the Jayson Daniels, Peter Ng, Scott 9:31.7. home meet against Essex Catholic (109-31/2) and from Tsai-Lung effort of 5-4. MillbunTs Adam most lopsided defeats in recent Ruddy and Paul Song cruised to a The quartet of Ng, Paul Song, memory on the Millers by a 103- today at 4 p.m., the Newark Acad­ 10-second win in the meet-ending Tsai (148-3) in the javelin. Miller Bulbulia tied for third place with emy Invitational in Livingston at second-place finishers in the Thor Wepestad of Pequannock at Kaye and Tsai placed in two 28 score in an NHC, Suburban 1,600-meter relay last Thursday, events. They fmished fourth in the 10-a. m. Saturday and a Suburban weights were Peter Song (35-61/4) 5-0. Division dual meet April 19 at the lifting the M illburn High School 800-meter relay in 1:39.7 and fifth high school. Division triangular home meet boys’ track past visiting Pequan­ in the shot put and in the javelin against DePaul and Delbarton on, Millburn also picked up second- in the 400-meter relay in 48.3. Kaye, who placed first ip the nock 661/2.-641/2 in a Northern (125-0). Ben Yemini took third for Tuesday at 4 p.m. the Millers in the discus with a place points front Daniels (12.4) in Tying for fifth place in the inter­ intermediate hurdles, was the lone Hills Conference, Suburban Divi­ mediate hurdles in 3:11.6 was the throw of T05-31/2. the 100 meters, Kaye in the 400 sion dual meet. meters (57.8) and the intermediate Millbum trio of Kaye, Daniels and Millburn (2-1) trailed by three J.R. Lubisco (10-0), Neal Hal- hurdles (1:02.2), Ruddy in the Paul Song. points heading into the relay .' linan (9-0) and Vadim Leyzerovich 3,200 (5:12.6) and Paul Song in The Millers were kept off the Strong performances in the (8-0) led a Millburn sweep o f the the high hurdles (17.9). medal board Saturday as medals pole vault. b weight events and in the pole vault were awarded to just the top three The Millers outscored Pequan­ Third-place performers for the figured prominently in the win. teams in each event. nock in just two other events on Millers were Ethan Danberry The Millers earned 22 of a pos­ Three meet records fell on'Satur- sible 27 points in the shot put, dis­ the afternoon — the 200 meters (12.4) in the 100, Tsai (26.1) in day. including the 3,200-m eter cus and javelin and all nine points and the high jump. the 200, Ng (58.8) in the 400, relay mark o f 8:25.4 set in 1989 in the pole vault. Jeff Kaye placed first in the 200 Bulbulia (2:17.4) in the 800 and Daniels (18-21/2) in the long by M illbum ’s Anthony Mautone, jump. Scott Marshall, Jonathan Claman MILLER NOTES- Four Miller and Jason Rinsky. Rutherford’s MHS girls’ track team relay teams placed in Saturday’s team o f Eric Knigge, Phil Nelson, endures difficult week MHS netters 2 seed put, team discus and team long By Jim Connelly jump. in Newark A tourney Pequannock, clearly the class of Two place-winning per­ the Suburban Division along with that day in the quarterfinals. formances in Saturday’s eighth Morris Catholic, visited Millbum By Jim Connelly The third seed was awarded to .annual Millbum Relays were about for a dual meet and Outscored the |||||ingston, which sets, up the the lone highlights in a week that Millers in 14 o f 15 events en route The Millbum High School boys’ potential a Millbum-Livingston saw Millbum High School’s girls’ to a resounding 102-20 victory . tennis team, currently riding an 11- semifinal showdown Sunday at 10 track team thoroughly outclassed Millbum, 0-3 on the season, got match unbeaten streak, will be a.m. The Millers, No. 2 in The in dual meet competition by its lone win of the day from Heide hard-pressed to keep that streak Star-Ledger Top 20, and the Lan­ Northern Hills Conference, Sub­ in the high jum p. Heide’s winning alive this weekend when it com­ cers, No. 3 in the latest Ledger urban Division foes Pequannock height was 4-6. petes in the Newark Academy rankings, squared off last week, and Caldwell. Caldwell also inflicted a 76-46 Invitational in Livingston. with the Millers posting a 3-2 win defeat on the Millers April 19 at The Millers, 8-1 on the season, in Livingston. the Millers, while failing to the Millbum track. were awarded the second seed and Livingston’s quarterfinal-round medal by placing in the top three Meet highlights for the Millers an opening-round- bye at Monday opponent will be the winner of of any event in Saturday’s Mill- were a sweep of the jong jump night’s seeding meeting. M illbum Saturday’s first-round match bum Relays, took fourth place in behind Britt Boegershausen, ‘Heide will oppose the Mountain Lakes- between Morris Knolls and Had- the intermediate hurdles relay and and Derfler and wins by Caveney Holmdel winner in a semifinal donfield. fifth place in the 800-meter relay. in the intermediate hurdles and by match Saturday at 1:1:30 a.m. The final first-round match on Rebecca Schaefer, Christine Sterio in the javelin. Unbeaten Ramapo, the only Saturday pits Westfield against Caveney and Beth Domogala came M ILLER NOTES—Sterio won team to defeat Millbum this season Lenape, with the winner advancing in fourth place in the intermediate the javelin with a'throw of 86-10, and currently ranked first in The to face fourth-seeded Cherry Hill hurdles relay with a time of the 10th best throw in school Star-Ledger Top 20, is seeded first East in the quarterfinals. 3:52.8. Caveney’s second leg split annals. Heide’s 4-8 mark in the and will meet Saturday’s Newark Semifinal-round play is set for Staff Photo by Jim Connelly of 74.5 seconds matched Sara high jump was just two inches shy Academy-Montville winner later Sunday at 10 a.m., with the finals Solomon’s 1984 m ark for 10th BOUND FOR SECOND-Scott Ruddy heads up the of the Millbum freshman record to follow at 1 p.m. place on the school’s career top backstretch on the second lap of the 3,200 meters en first set by Tricia Lowe in 1982 R£c department NET NOTES—Eleven of the 12 io $ M and later m atched by H eide’s teams in this weekend’s tourney route to a secofd-place finish against Pequannock last Millbum’s 800-meter relay team sister, Kristen, in 1989. offering June lax are ranked in The Star-Ledger Top Thursday. of Caveney, Melissa Derfler, Die Millers host the Academy of 20. Schaefer and Kathy Heide captured camp for girls Si, Elizabeth in a non-conference The tournament field features the Stop, Rotary, PBA fifth place in 1:59.5 meet at 4 p.m. today. On tap this The township recreation depart­ state’s top seven ranked teams — Pequannock, in its second visit weekend for Millburn is the ment will conduct a lacrosse camp No. 1 Ramapo, No. 2 Millbum, to Millbum in three days, was the Newark Academy Relays Saturday for sixth through eighth grade girls No. 3 Livingston, No. 4 Cherry ture Mid-Town openers June 6rl0 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at meet’s dominant team as it won at 10 a.m. in Livingston. Hill East, No. 5 Newark Acad­ strong four innings to lead defend­ the Millbum Library field on Glen Station Stop, M illbum Rotary five of the day’s 14 events. The Coach Jerry Sachsel’s Millers emy, No. 6 Morris Knolls and No. ing Mid-Town champion Rotary Avenue. W m PBA registered wins Saturday Golden Panthers earned first-place return to divisional competition 7 Holmdel. No. 11 Lenape, No.. by Short Hills Citgo 6-4. Dave Tuesday against Visiting DePaul at Conducting the camp will be on the opening day of the recrea­ medals in the shuttle hurdles, J2 Mountain Lakes and No. 18' tion department’s Mid-Town Base­ Rosenthal chipped in with two hits intermediate hurdles, team shot 4 p.m. Millbum High School freshman girls’ lacrosse coach Suzette Montville round out the tourna­ ball LedgllC'seasoi)....' v ....- v r for Rotary. ment’s state ranked teams. Had- Soboti. Richard Rosenblatt and Adam Citgo received three hits from donfield is the lone unranked team Each player will receive a ball Rosen bangedout three hits apiece John Esposito and two from Matt Millburn softball team falls in the field. and camp T-shirt as part of the $35 to lift StatioiyStop by B’nai B’rith Axelrocf registration fee. Players must Second singles Chip Molden- I IZ^K kasen also pitched well, to Livingston, two NHC foes supply their own mouthguard and hauer, third singles Scott McLellan Kevin Fojey scored three runs and Peter Bronsnick homered twice stick. and the first doubles team o f Dan Kevin Sierenberg starred in the and Danny Brindley banged out NHC, Suburban Division rivals. A 10-0 Essex County Tourna­ Registration applications should Gruber and Jon Weinbach earned field for Station Stof)., two hits to power PBA to a 22-6 Millbum’s junior varsity team ment loss to Livingston Saturday include player’s name, address, Millbum’s points in the Millers’ Aaron Zablow and Mike Sandala win over Millbum Carvel. PBA’s entered the week with a 2-5 record and Northern Hills Conference, grade, T-shirt size, home tele­ 3-2 win at Livingston April 20. played well for B'nai B’rith,. & __I Neil Derfler and Max Moore following a 14-5 loss at Madison Suburban Division losses to phone number, parent’s work pitched well and also added two April 21 and a 26-16 home win Gabe Rhodes belted a homer and Madison 12-2 April 21 and Morris number, an emergency contact and .hits apiece. over Morris Catholic April 20. Fishing derby pitcher David Krauser worked four Catholic 14-0 April 20 left the phone number, and doctor’s name Mary Stryker had three hits and The recreation department will Millbum varsity softball team with and phone number. Mail registra­ scored three runs and Lauren stage its 15th annual fishing derby a 1-7 record on the season. tions, with checks made payable to Rothstein added two hits and for town youngsters 13 and under Six unearned runs in the bottom Suzette Soboti, to her at 60 Locust scored four runs in the win over May 14 from 9 a.m. to noon at the of the second against Millbum Avenue, Millbum, 07041. right-hander Carly Bohrer sparked Morris Catholic. Miller Stacy Loz- Taylor Park pond. Telephone Soboti, 379-2993, for Call the recreation department Livingston (8-1) to its ECT first- ner scored the go-ahead run on a more information. office, 564-7097, for more details. round win. Lancer hurler Nicole sixth-inning steal of home. Sibilia permitted just two Millbum hits — singles by Karen Heide and Stanley national^ ^ •TRYOUTS• Ann Bird. RBI singles by Heide and Bird swim qualifier V * MILLBURN SOCCER ASSOCIATION was all the offense the Millers Melissa Stanley of 48 Woodcrest could muster in the loss do- Avenue has qualified for. this sum­ F A L L TEAM S Madison. 1 mer’s Junior National swimming A second-inning single by Bird- competition in Buffalo. Dates Time was all that stood between Morris Stanley earned the right to com­ Div. 4 Boys (bom between 8/.l/8!®/31/84)' Catholic pitcher Stacey Sanders pete in Buffalo when she placed May 5 5:30 and a no-hitter in the Crusaders’ second in 59.21 in the girls’ 13-14 May 6 5:30 Div. 3 Boys (bom between 8 ) /82Tt I April 20 rout of the Millers. backstroke at the recent Eastern Div. 3 Girls (bom between 8/1/80'- 7/31/82) MILLER NOTES-Shortstop Zone Regional Championships at May 7 4:00 Carly Dram (.545), Bird (.375) Princeton University. Her time in Div. 4 Girls (bom between 8/1/82" 7/31/84) catcher Jessica Baratta (.350) and the 100 also broke a 10-year-old Div. 5 Girls (bom between 8/1/84 - 7/31/87) Heide (.333) continue to pace the New Jersey state 13-14 age group May 12 5:30 club in batting average. record. She also was third in the May 19 5:30 Div. 5 Boys (bom between 8/1/84 - 7/31/87) The Millers are 0-5 against girls’ 200 backstroke in 2:09.34. ^ not a mattery All tryouts will be at Millburn High School SUBURBAN PODIATRY CENTER ® Any questions call Jim Broadley 761-5305. m m Dr. Marla E. Leen Associate American College of Foot Surgeons , NAIL DISORDERS • SPORTS MEDICNE-FRACTURES i CORNS-CALLUSES-WARTS • ANKLE INJURIES ' BUNIONS- HAMMER TOES • HEEL PAIN • INFANTS, CHILDREN & ADULTS For Appointment Call 908-277-3668 (908-277-foot) 123 SUMMIT AVE., SUMMIT

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By Jim Connelly bases, came to the plate and hit a bum has also fallen off the pace in Jersey State Interscholastic comebacker to the mound. the Northern Hills Suburban Divi­ Athletic Association suspension. sion as its record has fallen to 4-3. The mandatory suspension resulted 'm m m Junior catcher Saul Nadler drove Momentary indecision by the Tomorrow’s 4 p.m. home con­ from Krug’s ejection from the j in six runs and junior right-hander Dayton pitcher enabled Qualter to beat the throw to the plate to score test against Butler will be the Mil­ April 19 East Side contest, an 8-6 Kevin Lamer pitched five scoreless the second Millar run of the lers’ 10th game in the past 12 Miller loss, for questioning the m m innings in relief Saturday after­ days. strike zone. noon when the Millbum High inning. Junior varsity coach Steve Bues- M illbum ’s junior varsity team School varsity baseball team Nadler finished off the Bulldogs with a 2-out grand slam to deep ser managed the Miller varsity’s (4-6) saw its losing streak reach rallied for a 10-inning, 12-6 win games against Morris Catholic, a three games with a 12-0 loss at over Jonathan Dayton in the title left field. 9-6 loss, and Essex Catholic, a 2-1 Delbarton Monday. game of the M illbum Invitational DIAMOND NOTES—The Mil­ win, last week while head coach The jayvee also fell to Dayton 8- .Tournament. lers are 4-3 over their last seven 'm m m Phil Krug served a 2-game New 6 Saturday in the Millbum Invita­ The Millers, the visiting team in games following a 6-0 start. Mill tional final and to Madison 19-17 the contest by virtue of a pre-game m - Friday. coin flip, trailed 6-2 after feng Guillermo Silberman had a pro­ innings. Soccer association Millbum pulled to within 6-5 ductive day at the plate in the loss to Dayton as he went 3-for-4 with with three runs in the top of the Machine posts 5-2 win a RBI single and a homer. The fifth. Millers, trailing 8-6 in the bottom Lamer opened the rally with a against host Scotch Plains-Fan- Two goals by Andre Fleury and of the sixth, loaded the bases with single and took third on a single wood last Thursday in a makeup of one each by Orhan Belding, Mat­ no outs but no failed to score. by Jon Sabin. Lamer scored on a an April 17 rain out. thew Cohen and Michael Kimmel Two-hit days by Jason Davis, balk to make the score S ||! Sabin, sparked the Millbum Soccer Asso­ Right fullback Tricia Gonnella Anthony Braca, Andy Naporano who took second on the balk, ciation's Machine to a 5-2 win played a strong defensive game and Guy Kosmin went for naught scored the Milters’ secondrr a |y || over the Maplewood-South Orange while Deirdre Mahaney excelled the inning on a Nadler single. Cougar Hurricanes last weekend. on offense for M illbum. Marvel in the loss to M adison. Davis homered and knocked in two runs Millbum cut the Dayton lead to Goalie Chris Colabelli played an goalie Eleana McMurry made a ’ Staff Photo by Jim Connelly while Braca plated three runs. 6-5 when Mike Estreicher drew a outstanding game and Brian half-dozen outstanding saves in the Jamie Monica also drove in a pair GAME-TYING SAC FLY-Millburn catcher Saul Nadler bases-loaded walk. Hubschmann and Peter Enderlin face 6f a 25-shot Scotch Plains of runs for the Millers; watches the flight of his game-tying seventh-inning Nadler sent the game into extra starred in mid-field for the offensive attack. sac fly against Dayton in the Millburn Invitational Sat­ innings when he plated pinch- Machine. Goals by Arielle Berger, Carol Millbum’s last win came against Essex Catholic, by a 19-4 score runner Mike Lester with a seventh­ Elsewhere in the MSA, a first- Feminella and Beth French were urday. Nadler also closed out a 6-run 10th-inning April .21. Winning pitcher Andy inning sacrifice, fly. half goal by Sarah Elkins gave the not enough to prevent the Division uprising with a grand slam as the Millers claimed the Strcsh (3-0, 2 95 ERA) received Both teams squandered scoring Division TV Triumph a 1-0 win V Millbum Mercury from falling title with a 12-6 win. offensive'support from Bryan May chances in the first two extra over .Westfield. Jamie Stiger, to Princeton 4-3. Alexis Knopp (2-for-3 with a grand slam and frames before the Millers erupted Catherine Benedict and Alex played well defensively for the four RBI) and from Monica (3-for- for six runs in the top of the 10th. Kearse formed an impenetrable Mercury. 4 with a homer and four RBI). 8-1 Millburn golf team Seth Schwartz opened the Mill- Triumph defensive-line that Four goals by Doug Britton and Lester chipped in with a 2-for-4, bum 10th with a walk and prompt­ allowed Westfield only one shot one each by Doug Blacker, Charlie 3-RBI' performance. ly stole second. John Qualter was on goal. Halfbacks Holly Shaffer Clarke, Michael Dougherty and Batting leaders are Guillermo trounces Dayton by 57 issued an intentional walk, giving and Lauren Gonnella also came up John Porges powered the Division the Millers two runners with no Silberman (.455), May. (.'414,- M Millbum has also beaten Parsip- with outstanding games for the V Marauders by the Union Flying one out, Triumph. Eagles 8-1. Superb mid-field play RBI.),-.Ryan Keenan (.393, eight By Jim Connelly pany 187-218, Montville 186-206, RBh. Da^fsT( 3Sn-. 11 R B ${ Rob Chimenti, after Estreicher The Magic, in other Division IV ,by Alex Emposimato and Tommy Caldwell 196-223, Montville 196- Lester-.(.353, eight RBI) and Kos­ was retired on a fly to center, girls’ play, dropped a 3-1 decision Gonnella was key to the victory. 225, West Side 188-207, Madison min (.3Q8)'. Junior Tim Milton shot a 39 singled in Schwartz with the go- to North Hunterdon. Rachel Priore Mike Kutzen’s hat trick sparked 196-226 and Verona 176-198. The Davis, Lester and Maj share the over nine holes and sophomore ahead run, with Qualter and anchored the defense and set up the Millbum Magic to a 4-2 win Millers are 5-0 in matches against team lead in hits with T 2.. Stolen David Harris posted a 40 Monday Chimenti advancing to third and the Magic’s lone goal by Meredith Northern Hills" Conference over the Summit Strikers in-'7-on-7 base leaders are Lesteaneight), afternoon to lead the Millbum second on the throw to plate. Blacker. High School golf team to its eighth schools. *play. Stewart Lloyd also scored for Naporano (Se.v.en) and Silberman Manley expressed his thanks to Sabin, following an intentional The Division III Marvels cable the Magic. win in nine outings this season, walk to Lamer which loaded the out on the short end of a 1-0 score 175-232 over Jonathan Dayton at the staff and members at Baltusroi Baltusroi Golf Club in Springfield. for allowing the team to stage its Millbum, coached by Bob Man- home matches at the prestigious Little League’s Indians outslug Pirates 11-10 ley, won its first six matches of the Springfield club.'Millbum was doubled to back the excellent season before falling 175-183 to forced to find an alternate site for The Indians edged the Pirates Keith Benjamin and JVce Hag- G ulf Coast League pitching of Brad Rue and New Providence April 20. its home matches while the team’s IMO in a Millbura-Short Hills mann turned in strong defensive Andy Taffer provided several Milton and Harris are joined on regular home course, the South Little League'A merican Associa- games for the Orioles. ' key hits while Adam Duchinsky Heilman'. Jeremy 'Fai^^M M t-rd two hits and played stellar defense the Miller roster by seniors Chris Course at Canoe Brook Country • tion game Friday behind key hits Parker Reynolds and Matt and Adam Root sparkled on behind the plate for the Badgers Forrest, Ethan Yankowitz and Club, undergoes renovations this from Rick Pickman and a solid all- Dahlmaf both went deep in the defense for the Badgers in a 7-5 The Wildcats alid Lions a|K | Michael Shear, junior J.C. Klena, spring. around game from Stewart Lloyd. Eagles’ 14-5 win over the Car<|p win over the Lions. Nick Barbera split a pair of contests. sophomores Jason Allora, Michael The Millers oppose NHC rival Karim Fans hit well and John April 20. Young homered and played stellar defense for the Mike Bachman arid Jordan Barbera, Grant Freeman, Robert West Orange in their next two Romankiewicz sparkled defensive­ Lions. Brett Cohen pitched effectively for Brown pitched three strong innings Livingston, Stephen Palmer and matches, tomorrow afternoon at ly for the Pirates. Jordan Heilman, Chris Long and the Cardinals. apiece and Gabe Mora added a pair Wesley Peters and freshmen Tim Baltusroi at 3:30 and on Monday The Cubs came from behind to Brian Ramirez combined for seven W ilt Eide blasted a grand slam of hits and stolen bases to lead the Reilley and Greg Wofsy. at Crestmont Country Club in shade the Phillies 13-12 as Scott hits to back the strong pitching of in the Hawks’ 6-3 triumph against Wildcats to .a 7-2 wifi. David Meth MILLER NOTES—The Millers West Orange. Millbum also has a Smith legged out a pair of triples Doug Petkanics in the Wolves’ 18- the Blue Jays April 18. Peter played strong defense and Joel by virtue of their 8-1 start, have match against Montville at Rock- and Greg Gargiulo added two hits 7 win over the Panthers. Anthony duBusc added a pair of doubles for Salinger pitched^ effectin g for the qualified for next month’s New aWay River Country Club in Den- to back the superb pitching of Abatzis led the Panthers with three the victors. Lions. , Jersey State Interscholastic ville next Wednesday. Brian Bleier and Matthew hits while teammate Ann Buckley In other recent action, Ged The Lions pul led p | | an 8-4 tri­ Athletic Association region tourna­ Feinstein. Bliwise and Reynolds combined to chipped in with two. A bases-loaded triple by Steve umph as Greg M ay's bat backed ment. Michael Christy homered and no-hit the Orioles 9-0 for the Winning Way Elizabeth Riva pitched well for the Schloss was the key hit in the the pitching of Jon Feder. Mark Eagles. Akiyama’s aggressivehase running Phillies. Dan Pulaski homered and Andy Jaguars’ 10-3 win over the Wild­ Morristown repels Michael Duane turned a double cats. also was a key to the' win. tells August Kadin sparkled defensively in the Billy Goldstein provided the play and Kyle Daley and Samantha Blue Jays’ 10-3 win over the The Badgers and Wolves split a frosh laxers 6-3 Harrison powered the offense in Wildcats with strong pitching Cards. pair of games, the Badgers earning while Andy M em ll starred at the M illbum High School’s fresh­ session dates the Yankees’ 10-1 win over the man girls’ lacrosse team dropped a Michael Bordens tossed three a 10-7 win behind clutch hitting by plate for the Wildcats. The recreation department^ Mariners. Andrew Rockoff hit scoreless innings, Eide homered Mike Kimmel, Aaron Pzena and 6-3 decision at Morristown Friday Winning Way Soccer Camp will well and Jesse Friedman starred in ^Bustin Sachs belted a 3-run twice and Andrew Errico knocked Taffer. Yale Klein smacked a 2- homer to power the Panthers past afternoon. mark its 18th season this suminer the field for the Mariners. in four runs for the Hawks in a 12- run homer for the Wolves. the Jaguars 12-0. Justin Pelham- MUlbum (0-2-1) scorers were with two 1-week sessions at Mill- M^jor League 3 win over the Sparrows. Webb added tw o hits for- ihe Sara Newens off a free position, bum High School. The Blue Jays outlasted the Car­ Jason Schuman's double sparked International League Panthers. Brett Sanders played Monica Bresciu and Kathryn Session one will run from dinals 2-1 in seven innings Satur­ the game-winning rallyJj|| the Clutch hitting by Jay Matthews weli'defensively for the Jaguars. Mahaney. Brescia also had an August 1-5 and session two from day as Ed San Giacomo smgled to Wolves’ 8-3 win. Josh Drew also assist on the goal by Mahaney. backed a solid relief effort by Alex August 8-12. The camp is open to start the game-winning rally. Ray­ Emposimato in a 4-3 win by the Dina Sloan also came up with five township boys and girls entering mond Malo pitched the final frame big saves in goal said Miller coach Astros against the Giants. Lloyd grades two through six in Septem­ to gain the victory. Buckley hit well for the Giants. Suzette Soboti. ber. Daily sessions ran from 9 Brian Young and Dan Gittes Millburn returns to action at Elsewhere in the IL, Justin a.m. to 2 p.m. and are held rain or each struck out eight batters in Kaufman plated three runs in the B SYD'S Mendham at 4 p.m. Wednesday. shine. The weekly session fee is three innings of work for the Car­ Expos’ 10-7 victory over.the $100 per camper. dinals. Dodgers. Expo hurlers Chris So very near vou at the Corrections Winning Way is conducted by Andrew Errico banged out a pair Salantrie and Kunal Sehgal com­ MILLBURN MALL Due to a production error, a Cap Arata. Arata, a former of hits and Danny Errico drove in bined on a strong mound outing. sentence in the article on the Millburn freshman and varsity two runs to lead the Hawks over Sam Korb and Doug Atkins col­ Millburn varsity boys’ lacrosse coach, is currently the varsity the Sparrows 6-4. Robbie Riva had lected two RBI apiece for the COOKING TO YOUR ORDER team in last week’s edition was boys’ soccer coach at Lyndhurst two hits for the Sparrows. Dodgers. SOUP/SANDWTCHES/SIDK ORDERS/DESSERT garbled. High School. Arata, the 1989 The Sparrows rebounded to post Dan Feld supported pitcher Ben The sentence should have read: Bergen County Coach of the Year, a 7-6 win over the Orioles on the Seeley with stellar defense when Seating for hundreds “WORTH THE DRIVE! Key defensive contributors for was also named Essex County strength of a triple and four RBI the Padres belted the Astros 14-2. Millbum coach Kevin Meany in Coach of the Year and State Sec­ by Riva. Tyler Molnar added an Robert Gonnello doubled and Alex ( Not at one time) (Memphis Trih) the early going of the 1994 tion 2 Coach o f the Year in 1982. RBI single in support of winning James played great defense in a campaign have included first-year He has a career coaching record of pitcher Danny Kirschenbaum. losing cause. OPEN TILS PM (Mon/Sat) defenseman Eric Holmes, a 6-4, 189-70-21 on the varsity level. Aaron Brookner homered and The Reds topped the Giants 14-6 TAKE OUT: (908) 686-2233 200-pound senior, junior mid­ The camp features individual and Josh Younger and Chris Colabelli behind four RBI from Michael fielder Ming Hwang, junior group instruction, skill drills, soc­ added clutch hits for the Orioles. Squires and two hits from Jonathan defenseman Tory Fernandes and cer films, games and contests, lec­ Andrew Carton’s homer gave the O’Neill. Pitcher Tom Gonnella (Bryant) Phillips-Chu. ture sessions, World Cup tapes and Sparrows a 4-3 win over Orioles worked three excellent innings for Also, the photo captions under free Winning Way T-shirts. Insur­ April 21. Dan Harris contributed a the Reds. Alex Allan doubled and the pictures of Miller laxers Greg ance coverage is provided. Call strong pitching performance for Sean Fine tripled to lead the Tebbe and Justin Marron were Arata at 933-9363 between 8 a.m. the Sparrows. Giants’ attack. switched. and 9 p.m. for more information. Get back into hot water • Holistic Health Care • Backache • Headache NEVER CLEAN YOUR today with a new Massage Therapy Available • Sports Injury • Scoliosis GUTTERS AGAIN energy-conserving Suburban GUTTER HELMET Energy Miser Chiropractic Gas Water Heater THE ONCE-AND-FOR-A11 SOLUTION TO GUTTER CLOGGING Center Look at these special 20 Year Limited Warranty from 301 Main St.,- Chatham • 635-0036 American Metal Product* - energy-saving features! 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Millburn Avenue shops hit by thieves last week PSHORT HILLS ’ with unlawful possession of a Thieves went after big-ticket a Woodcrest Avenue home. Two also contained two newly-bought cars were reported stolen from the suits valued at $1,000. weapon. According to police, WONDERFUL CARRIAGE HOUSE items and small ones last week, people in the area heard gunshots parking lot at the Short Hills Mall: On April 19, Richard Kraslun of hitting four business establish­ that morning and found Mr. Kras- Built in 1872 with all the charm of dentil moldings; high ceil­ a 1992 Honda Previa valued at 840 Ridgewood Road was arrested ments on Millburn Avenue alone. kin standing in his garden holding ings, beautiful floors. Updated in every way for today’s mod­ $22,000, add, a 1990 Honda at hisjesidence and charged along The owner of Ira Sheldon a semi-automatic handgun. ern living. Lovely garden with professional landscaping • Studios on Millburn Avenue Prelude valued at $12,000 which with ms fiancee, Ana C. Galego, Stephen R. McConnell of 15 gazebo and privacy. Asking $935,OOO.CALL SARAH reported the theft of three cameras Norwood Terrace was charged valued at £487 Sunday. That same with careless driving and drunk McCLANAHAN 376-4545. day, the sound o f a burglar alarm Guaranteed Continuous driving Saturday at 2 a;m. after foe brought police to Colitti Collec­ vehicle he was driving .‘hit a tree tion, also on Millburn Avenue. Advertising’ stump and overturned on Sagamore SEYMOUR KINSLER SCHERMERHORN/WEICHERT According to police, crow bars Road between Farview Road and 505 Millburn Av«. were used to pry open a .side door W ith R E /M A X Gold you have: Chestnut Street. Mf*,McConnell Short Dills and an undetermined amount of • COST EFFECTIVE LISTING POLICIES > and his passenger, Gregory Oliva k 376-4545 379-3434 i clothing was taken. of 844 Ridgewood' Road, Cash totalling $3,500 was taken •A BROKER WITH A PERSONAL FINANCIAL attempted to flee foe scene on foot from a secretary’s desk at Tiger COMM ITM ENT TO THE SALE OF YOUR HOME but they were apprehended by Hardware on Millburn Avenue • MORE MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCERS THAN police. Both men were taken to left empty and AN Y OTHER COMPANY* Overlook Hospital for treatment. or a brief peri- Mr. McConnell’s arm was bleed­ illbura Avenue BE A SELLER WHO APPRECIATES THE DIFFERENCE ing and Mr. Oliva complained of Ku.bick and CALL US FIRST! neck pain. According to police, ted the theft of * Based on Industry Statistics Nationwide the length of skid marks at the ued at $1,500 scene was 147 feet. mis, Alexander a Viater, were arrested after being identified by PHYLLIS W. 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In/ttus era of cost your home at the best possible associates both in their own com­ “He or die will work hard for you cutting, however, consumers may price in die least amount of time. pany and competing companies to and provide personalized service, consider mitering into a real estate In order to accomplish this goal, quickly find the right buyer; pro­ good communication and the PRE-OPENING PREVIEW transaction on their own in order he or she will provide the follow­ vide a measure of security hy knowledge and skills necessary to O P E N H O U S E to “save" the commission. “While ing services: advise you on spruc­ screening potential buyers; skill? successfully handle all the details S U N D A Y 1 • 4PM some people have been successful ing up your home so that it shows fully negotiate promising offers of your transaction. Engaging, the in selling their homes,” said Peter to its best possible advantage; pro­ and follow your transaction step services of a real estate profes­ Burgdorff, president o f Burgdorff, vide you with a competitive by step to its successful conclu­ sional can make all the difference Realtors, “professional sales asso­ market analysis to help set the sion. in achieving the home of your ciates offer a great many benefits and can often mean the difference between a property languishing on Re/Max adds staff the market and an expeditious sale.. Rosemont Hills at Florham Park The time, aggravation and, yes, Re/Max Gold in Short Hills has Custom Quality Homes on 1 & 2 acres. even money they save their clients announced four additions to its Distinguished homes from $750,000 all make most people happy they did staff of associates. They are: Short Hills resident Edita Hoffman, for­ utilities including sewers. Directions: not venture into the real estate Brooklake Rd. to Summit Rd. follow signs market alone.” mer Millburn resident Micki to model home. Before deciding whether or not Rosenbloom, Marisa Beltramini of Maplewood and Hilary Gilles of to put up that “For Sale by Experience The Difference Owner” sign, Mr. Burgdorff South Orange. The four women encourages homeowners to consid­ were formerly with Burgdorff er these questions: Realtors. Claire Ehrenkranz _ Elaine Ehrenkranz IB 701-1200 lit Can you be home all the time? FREE ESTIMATES Prompt, courteous and caring servic Every hour you’re not home, your WINNERS!! home is off the market. . Mwther/Daughter team Claire and Elaine Ehrenkranz were Do you really know what your recently honored at the 1993 NJAR Awards Luncheon. This unique property is worth today? “The real estate team with years of experience in the Millburn, Short average American homeowner Hills, Livingston and Wes) Orange areas, can offer buyers and moves every five or six years," sellers the most complete real estate expertise and professionalism. said Mr. Burgdorff. “In between, Both top producers for Burgdorff Bealtors and committed to factors in the marketplace change excellence, Claire and Elaine E hrenkranz welcome the opportunity dramatically. Priced too high, you to service all your real estate needs. Thfyjgptjji be reached: at * will discourage potential buyers; 535-9800 too low, you lose money.” Do you LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE, have the information and time ■ ^ LIVINGSTON OFFICE CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN needed to prepare a market analy­ 5 3 5 - 9 8 0 0 (201) 379-8988 SHORT HILLS, N.J, sis of comparable homes recently sold and competitive homes now for sale? Can you assess whether buyers MILLBURN u are qualified? Are you willing to wait for their mortgage application MUSIC CENTER to be reviewed to get your answer? Private Lm o n t on All Instruments Taught Do you know how to write ads by Profatalonali • All Age* Welcome and choose the media to market your home? “In addition to tradi­ NEW 4 USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS tional print ads,” Mr. Burgdorff SALES • RENTALS • PURCHASES •REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES said, “we have a tremendously ShMt Music & Accessories effective marketing tool known as • Special Rental Plen The Burgdorff Phone. This toll- free, 24-hour system allows buyers to get all the details of any Burg­ 353 MILLBURN AVE.- MILLBURN dorff property at their con­ CHESTER TW P,NJ venience, simply by calling 1-800- Charming Colonial nestled on two wooded acres on a 759-HOME from any touch-tone MAKE YOUR quiet cul-de-sac with 4 BRs, 3 baths & full finished phone. Sellers have their home basement. Up-dated family room with bullt-ins anil, marketed around the clock by The Splendid OWN BEER Burgdorff Phone. ” AT HOME!! atrium doors leading to patio. This beaut if ulj^,| Are you prepared to lose the Colonial Estate IT's EASY, FUN maintained home is a.special find. $369,000. large market working exclusively Essex Fells, NJ through relocation companies or And - LEGAL! the vast market working, with real 35 min. drive to midtown Manhattan. estat^ brokers? Burgdorff, Realtors 150 Different beer is a member of several multiple Beautifully maintained and updated, this New England kits at your local listing services and is the NJ Colonial is a tribute to lurn-tff the century style. Sol on Mtjjg Homebrew store- broker for PHH Relocation Ser­ 2 beautiful acres, the 12 room residence provides unsparing EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE vices, the world’s largest reloca­ comfort for family living amidst dramatic interiors perfect for U-BREW SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY tion company. grand occasions. Solid mahogany doors, decorative molding 1809 Springfield Ave. Are you prepared to expose your and original brass hardware speak of the home's rich Maplewood, N.J. 07040 Mendham 543-7400 family to the strangers who knock heritage. A formal dining room with one of the residence'^® Oldwick 439-33(X) Bemardsvillc 766-6500 at the door to see your home? Can fireplaces, a 35' formal living room with charming views, a (201) 763-8405 Far Hills 234-9100 1 you answer objections and criti­ massive master suite with sitting room and a Europe an-*!®! cisms effectively? Can you call pool only begin to tell of this estate's splendor; it ajso offers a s f i f ] back prospects without com­ conservatory, wine room and summer pavillion. ... allowing promising your bargaining posi­ the family to live with state-of-the-art amenities. Convenient Su 1-5; tion? lo NYC, airports and schools. Asking 81,875,000. Call Can you draw a legally correct Claire Ehrenkranz, 994-3999. contract including all the changes and conditions customary in your area? Are you familiar with the LIVINGSTON OFFICE multiple sources of today’s financ­ ing? BURQdORff'DCAITrtDe1 ■ (201)535-9800 The fact that most people use a B U R Q d O R f f Private school 7 REALTORS ■ ■ holding 6-week summer session Morristown-Baird School will hold a 6-week Summer School June 27-Au'gust 5 for public and private school students entering grades six through 12 in the fall. Courses may be taken to strength­ en academic skills, to review material or to gain credit or advanced credit. In addition, a developmental program for students in grades five through eight provides intensive instruction in langauage arts, mathematics, word processing and study skills. SHORT HILLS Sixth through 12th graders may NEW LISTING! True Ranch living can be yours-in this take courses in language arts, for­ sprawling custom home! Family rm plus Library, eign languages (Spanish and enormous Rec Rm, 3 BRs, maid's quarters and so much French), mathematics, science, more! THIS IS A MUST SEE!! SHH2442 S525.000 computer programming, study skills, keyboarding, English as a second language and SAT verbal and math preparation. Language arts subjects are English, creative writing, writing workshop and developmental reading. Math classes are math skills, pre- algebra, algebra j l j geom etry, algebra II/trigonometry, calculus and advanced pre-calculus. Science offerings include general science, TUDOR ON A KNOLL biology, advanced biology, chemistry and physics. This light & bright 4 BR, 3 1/2 Bth home in Short Hills is surrounded by many rare shrubs. Morristown-Beard’s Summer There is a large patio, terrace, & fish pond. Master/Guest BR with Bth on first floor. Offered SUMMIT at $685,000. Call 1 -800-759-HOME, property code 7855. School, which is directed by Brad­ Reflection of Quality! From the dramatic EH w /12 ft ford-Garrity, is approved by the ceilings to the Flreplaced LR, FDR A spectacular New Jersey State Department of Solarium w/vaulted celling & skylites, FR w/FP, fenced Education. The average class size yard, this charming 5 BR, 3.5 BTH Colonial must be SHORT HILLS is eight children. For further seen! SUM-8068 S685.000 1 ihfortnatidn, call 539-^3032.' / v 545 MILLBURN AVENUE., 1 A senior citizeA coordinator is on (201)376-5200 duty at Town Hall to. assist in the planning of social and cultural pro­ grams for frajror adults. The coor­ dinator's office telephone number is 564-7091. •' A prillS, 1994 Page 16 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills “We’ve had a clear enough The loan initiative was launched income persons. indication -from Trenton as to last year with the cooperation of In addition to die cooperation of which direction the state is going,” the Economic Development Cor­ the EDC, the following nine pri­ she said. poration of Essex County , a pri­ vate lenders are participating in the “Hey Stephanie, now that you've closed at the As for this coming Monday, die vate, not for profit corporation program: Broad National Bank; Continued from Page 1 agenda will be occupied with the which provides technical, and Chemical Bank; Constellation Paper MM, what are you going to do next?" Bank; Corestates national Bank; crowding in the elementary usual organizational details: the financial assistance to businesses schools.” installation o'f new board mem­ First Fidelity Bank; Midlantic located in the county.. National ^Biink; N ational Com ­ He said the committee used PTA bers—Co rinne Errico and Russ “The, project shows how census and birth figures to count Fradin; the election of a board munity Bank; Summit Bank and cooperation between the public and United Jersey Bank. The lender for “actual bodies" that would be in president and vice president; and private sector can support the "SPBDM L . the Sneaker Factory expansion was the schools five years from now. resolutions for appointees for a retention and expansion of Mr. Wasserman said the com­ variety of services such as legal, Chemical Bank. u businesses in Millburn and Essex The Millburn program is mittee looked at all the possible insurance and accounting, jj County. EDC looks forward to solutions to overcrowding sug­ Under the regular business por­ believed to be the only multi-bank, working on other projects with the below market rate loan program gested by the district’s long range tion o f Monday night’s meeting, business community of Millburn committee on space, facilities and the board will accept a grant of available to businesses in New Jer­ and the banks participating in the sey’s downtowns. overcrowding. They included new $2,000 from, Nabisco Inc. for the program, EDC director Burt * 9 ® S P I construction, expansion of existing purchase of computer software and Sebold said. PTW student Stephanie Jones recently performed in facilities, the use of South will hear a quarterly financial The EDC is primarily funded Gymnastic event “ATale o f Tw o Cities” at the Paper Mill Playhouse! projection from assistant super­ Mountain School and the possible through the Essex County Division An open house for the Summit At Performers Theatre reacquisition of Washington intendent for business Ronald T. of Housing and Community Devel­ YWCA summer gymnastic camp School which is now owned by the Brennan. opment and the U.S. Department will take place May 1 from 11 Workshop w e are dedicated to state, or a combination of the for Housing and Urban Develop­ a.m. to 2, p.m. at the Wilson die ait o f teaching children ages above. Although the South ment. It was established to support School Gym on Beekman Terrace 7 to 18 the skills needed to cul­ Mountain School will be become Loan fuels economic development and create in Summit. tivate the Singer - Dancer' - available in 1997—when the 5-year Continued from Page 1 employment opportunities for pre­ Call the YWCA, 908-273-4242, lease held by Summit Day Care dominantly low and moderate for more information. Actor in everyone! the state, including the town’s expires—the use of that school will Presidents Cup Night Run which Summer session students not by itself solve the district’s this year will be the men’s state overcrowding problems. prepare a “Special Summer • The bond issue, most likely to championship. ’ ERAKADEN REALTY presents ... Final Show” and choose classes Mr. Shonts has become an active occur in October, is one of two member of the Downtown in acting, theatre dance, tap, “primary concerns” facing the new NEW LISTING ... OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY .. Millburn Development Alliance board, said outgoing board presi­ audition techniques, mime, the­ and is serving on its Vision Task MAY T... 1-4 PM dent Vivian Steinberg. atre makeup and much more! Force. 3 Templar Way, Livingston The other is the search for a new Session runs July 1 to July superintendent necessitated by “There is a new sense of optimism among our existing busi­ Gerald W. Kohn’s announcement 29, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to ness people and far wider interest of last week that he will resign, 1 PM. Final Show July 28. in Downtown Millburn among effective at the end of the next outside businesses,” said Sandra Call now for information, school year. The board will certainly.be look­ Nippes, DMDA chairman. “In brochure, and application, ing to bring together the various addition to the loan program, we (201)992-3034. September term have had a successful joint market­ factions in the township whose pppljqfflnns welcom e now too! division over the superintendency ing program with the area’s com­ overshadowed the recent elections. mercial realtors. We are helping businesses get permits to improve “Everything I learned about hour to Ms. Steinberg, who indicated audition, voice projection, and she’d like to continue serving as properties and the township is president of the board, also said working with us to expand park­ stage presence really made me confident. she expected the board to get an ing. All this work is paying off in Thank you, PTW!” reduced vacancies and strong new early start on next year’s school -Stephanie Jones budget. businesses.”

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BUSINESS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS VACATION HOMES TO SHARE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES TBBF OPPORTUNITY FOR RENT FOR RENT CRESTWOOD -. Adults (55+) NANTUCKET: Cisco. June, BUILD your future ..with p p l p § BR. May 1. $1950. ROSELAND: 2BR, 1 Ba | § | 5 DIVORCED white prot'l. wo­ GET STARTED 500 Homes, 40 Styles. Sept., Oct. at our splendid MATCO TOOLSI As a mobile mcls. w/w carpeting. 2 FP. all DR. EIK, immed. occ man seeks professional female 1-800-773-2387 $30,0007$130,000. 7 dub- home in a spec, setting. Sleeps MATCO TOOLS Distributor, appliances, all utilities, parking. Quiet location, prkng tor 2 cars, jor male to share townhouse in IN A N EW CAREER! you have the worlddass tools Very private. 201 -731&075; £ No pets. $825. Stanton Co., Cedar Grove. $450 + utils. If you are seeking financial (in New Jersey Only) houses, 15,000 active resi­ 6-8. $1150-1350/wk. 1-800- dents. Shopping, transporta­ 484-9104 + 1937. Sgtj; need to build a solid busi­ Realtors. 201-744-5951. 201-B57-1543. opportunity limited only by 201-746-1105 tion. Btochure/video 1-800- ness of your own. We can MAPLEWOOD: Studio. Walk to your willingness to work show you howl For details call' H station. AH' Utils-,' cable, MONTCLAIR 3-1/2IgTtfiarm. ■ LITTLE FALLS Attractive, hard, better control of your (Out-of State) 631-5509. HEARTLAND PALM VILLAS-Disney Grand REALTY ASSOCIATES, Rltrs. Opening Special. 5' min. to 1-800-368-6651, Mateo Tools, A/C, pkg , laundry Avail mg rms, $790., h/hw pd. 1BR, comfortable modern home on time, & work that Is chal­ P,0. Box 480, Rt 530, Whitfhg, Maingate. New 2,3,4 bedroom 4403 Allen Rd„ Stow, Ohio N/S prei. $550. 201-731-0711.. LR, dinette, toyer, laundry. quiet deadend street adj. to lenging as well as person­ FAX: 746-8131 NJ 08759. condos, Spacious master 746-0770, Gail Winston. Bkr. woods. Full use of all ammen. ally fulfilling, a career in suites, lounge and dining, full ment Req'd.) (Franchise of­ MONTCLAIR: 2 BR apt. avail., Pvt. & separate BR & den. Real Estate sales may be All classified ads appear automatically in The Item of Long beach island, an is- kitchen, balcony. Enjoy pool, fered by Prospectus only). multi-family home, $1050./mo. MONTCLAIR: 3 rooms.. $595 $545. + share utils 785-1269. the answer for you! Why Millburn and Short Hills, The Montclair Times, and paradtse within an easy jacuzzi. tennis, golf. Starts $69- Ofl-street pkg, dose to Blmfd H/HW paid, 1 BR„ LR, kit. not call me to find out? Ask the Verona-Cedar Grove Times, which have a com­ drive. For friendly, professional sleeps six. Resort room-$29.1- HIGH PROFIT-Low start-up, Ave. Call 374-3300 M-F, 9-5'. w/stove & fndge., good loc:: ' NON-SMOKING roommate, to speak with Gary Large bined paid circulation of over 23,000. service call HCH Ihe. Realtors. 800-396-2330. huge market, cost under $50 746-0770. Gail Winston. Bkr. share single fam. house- all liv. 609-494-3311. Call 'tor the (not MLM). Money-back guar­ *■*' MONTCLAIR spaces- full kit |p$.'DR, pvt POCONO 'LAKE FRONT: 3 antee. Exceptional value, CRC,, Charming 1 BR w/garage. MONTCLAIR 3 Ig rm£$62* d'vway ayatl 5/1 $375/mo + STRAIGHT RUNNING CLASSIFIED latest info. [Weichertj BR, 2 bth, jacuzzi Pvt dock orl Depl 086AP, Box 744271, Large LR & EIK, mod. bth. h/hw pd,' 1 BR, LR, Ig kif, wd ; utilfSCall David.iiCFPisjr . I MONTCLAIR $309,000. stocked lake. Fishing, boating Dallas, TX, 75374. Located in uptown residen­ firs.! nr Center, gd loc | Realtors | tial area. $825. 746-077Q, Gail Winston, Bkr, SEEK M/F prof r ;o share lg 4 lines (approximately 20-35 words)...... $12.00 1/2 blk to beach, pool & tennis, We Sell More (minimum charge) VERY SPECIAL Call 201-403-3459. HOME based business PT'F I'­ 794-6900 (d) Or apt.-1st tl Viclonan.sjyre Home 2 additional lines $4.00 per line. VICTORIAN ll yr. old Health & Nutrition 744-8345 (e). MONTCLAIR: 4 Ig. charming Wood firs., lg kit, fplc.. patio. Heroine MF /to M«i 4 additional lines $3.00 per line on quiet street. 6 BR/2.5 WILDWOOD CREST: Condo, Co. Ask about our Free Car rms.. $875, h/hw pd. 1 BR. LR. W/D in bsmt. Utilities not irid. line #11 and over $1.00 per line baths. New Kit. & bath. sleeps 4. C/A, ppol & maid ser­ Program & 3h5 yr, retirement : MONTCLAIR: 2 apts avail. 1st den, Ig. kit, laundry, hr. tram. Great location. Cal)/44-7346. CAPITAL letters - $2.00 per line extra Great NYC commute. vice. 500 It. to NJ's best beach plan. Call 800-918-3054. BRs, 1 Bth, lg. kitc.,. jjR ; .748-0770; Gail Winston. Bkr. Blind Box Ad - $5.00 extra 201-783-3379 (By Owner) and free, tool: Off season w/frplce., $1000 2nd fir 3 BRs, $35Q/wk. seasonal $550/wk. multi level sa:<3&|ji=; 2 bths, ig lyilc ; LR w/frplce, MONTCLAIR: Two '1 BR apis, , for toffgpj stSjfJ cated m Monlclair |a«® ^ffife rp kg .Close id. LR. EIK, Ba . pkng H -'w 6.1 3-4 MONTHS,^^^nxury, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WlgWmiR/UPPER. Elegant f f i S c S S 14 BR- 2 S ba>- Call 239-0394. hair & nails. Serious-inq|fe® tram. Call Abby 335-'3t3l..- ^K$625 $72^tan?6i,ec£r«t condo Incl cable & health club with everything from stunning only. ,C«i(! 201-680-9850. Realtors. 201-744-5951. on prem. Walk ip'NYC trans At Daffy s.one of the North­ $23 per inch designer EIK to domino teak MONTCLAiR: 5‘ RM. MOD­ No pets. Non srndkir Refs. & east's leading off-price Frequency Discount foyers 8 CA w/elec. filter. APARTMENTS. ERN. carpet, rirg., close trans. MONTCLAIR. 1 BR 8 studios ' sec. $1 retailers of top designer Minimum 13 consecutive weeks - $20.50 $264K. Owner. 201-509-0882. FOR RENT $715/neg. Prime Rentals. Bkr. available. Call 744-5669. clothing, we put a premium MONTCLAIR (Sglgl,200 s.t. 429-0909. : Showing 97- Pips St., .Sunday, : MONTCLAIR*' HIGHLAND AV- 15% discount to recognized advertising agencies Lower level walk in. Ideal tor MILLBURN on open rate only MONTCLAIR: Open House, 60 1-2-2. [ENUMYC ViEW, One BR, office, hobbies, photo, light as­ MONTCLAiR: 2 BR,Js| wel­ pvt entr, turn or unfurn Utils, Montague PL, 5/1. 12-5pm. 3 sembly 783-9364. Immed. avail. 1 BR. yees. We currently have BR home in truly move-in cond. come. Modern, retrig., dose MTC. Ig., ^tiadid? Iiffi®-:-. no ;md. $795. Call 201'746-0583,.- DEADLINE - Straight Running Ads Elevator bldg. Prime loca- tpl! & part-time openings in Lg. sunny kit., cedar deck, walk MOffTCLAlfl ;1,5D@ sf office. £psB Conv to park, bus WAYNE for 4:00 P M. TU ESD A Y 1o' shopping & NY' trans Must ; Rentals, Bkr 429-'09ri9! ■ onty, Rets, req'd: $450. + elect. IsuDLet, MONTCLAIR -1 BR. Roof -top,,', heat/air, bathroom/- stop & shopping. H/HW sea to appreciate! Priced to sell 1 mos. sec. 593-0274 eves. Avail. 6/1-9/1. Doorman, well kitchenette. Phone & computer provided. For appt. call su­ •SALES ■ DEADLINE - Classified Display. at $152,080 firrtii By owner. MONTCLAIR STUDIO Mod­ Ifurn, views, pool Sec & rels. lines installed. Parking incl­ perintendent 201-467-0234 12:00 P.M. TUESDAY '201-746-7-571. ern, refrig., close trans. $435, SOUTH ORANGE. $868. Jjtil. toe. 509-0452. ASSOCIATES uded. Rent negotiable. Immed. or office 908-687-5410. utii. inc. Prime Rentals, Bkr. Lovely 1 BR apts, Ige LR, occupancy. 201-746-4900. Apts., houses, townhouses, MONTCLAIR: Charming 2 BR 429-0909. eat-in KIT, DNG area, A/C, THE GEORGIAN INN * Employment Wanted, Apartment Wanted, Fur­ condos, rooms, shares & D/W & Ige closet space in a in pvt. house, Lg. dosets, fplc.. Furnished rooms & suites, nished Rooms Wanted, Board Wanted, Real Estate LOTS options to buy. MONTCLAIR: 1 BR, modem, beautiful LUXURY elev. hdwd. firs. lg. mod. kit., full private bath, maid & linen Wanted, House Wanted to Rent and out-of-town ad­ bsmt. with W/D, Can convert 1 rfrg, pkg., close trans. $475 util, residence, walk to -slipng,' vertisements MUST be PAID IN ADVANCE. 23 acres. WE DO JUST RENTALS incl. Prime Rentals, Bkr. 429- train & other trans. service. Daily, weekly, In addition to competitive BR to sunroom., $140,000, monthly rates. Call- 746- Owner, 2pi-744-&7# m § l Level:$4ot'.. Ideal 1, 2 or 3 over­ 0909. $1,045/mo. Call 201-763- salaries, our employees re­ sized lots. $150-$2QO,000. ea 7 DAYS A WEEK 1969, M-F & SUN, or 201- 7156, 8:30 afn-.1:30 pm, ceive a ’’premium" benefits UPPER MTC: New on the Owner 201-239-2300. MONTCLAIR: 4 room apt. Per­ 763-0403 on SAT, M-F. package that is the talk of market-hurry! This lg., im fect la single or prot’l couple. the industry. We offer: ‘ BAL Communications reserves the right to classify, peccable CH Colonial will no iWelchert) No pets. Near trans. $850. UP. MONTCLAIR: Studio- 2 edit or reject any advertisement. ‘ Medical & Dental last. 5 BR, 2 1/2 bath, in ab 1 Realtors 9 <£> Avail. June 1.746-1408 rms, no range, immed. ’$499, solute move in cond. Newly GARAGE space available for Pkqg. Stanton Co, Realtors. CEDAR GROVE: 1 BR, private *401K Savings Plan MONTCLAIR: 3 rooms. No * No cancellations will be accepted in classified ads ren. throughout, hdwd firs., and storage only. Rent $100 per We Sell More Call 201-744-5951. entr., patio, A/C. Responsible ‘ Paid Birthdays & after Noon, Tuesday. stove. Clean. Walk to Montclair Work Anniversary, freshly painted inside and out. month. Call 744-3413. Became We Do More woman, non-smoker. $85/wk. + Family neighborhood, desirable Ctr & buses. $495. Singles MONTCLAIR: 2 BR Garden sec. & refs. 256-0961. ‘ Paid Holidays & Vacations * BAL Communications accepts no liability for any Upper Mtc.Hgo. Walk to shops, only.-201-744-8284 ap1 &-1 $' .000 ‘ Employee Discount error beyond the cost of the actual space involved schools arid. all NY. itrans. Large garage Stanton LARGE room in ideal location 746*1533 MONTCLAIR: Spac. 2 BR, -LR nor will it accept liability for failure for any cause to $292,500. Principals only CALDWELL: Center location. Realtors 201-744-'5951.- aith laundry & parking priv­ inserfani Open house May 1, 11am- BELLEVILLE: 3 rooms, 1 BR, w/frplce, DR + den, sunroom, ileges. Refs. & sec. $3607mo. 3pm. Grove St. to 130 Gordon- H/HW, gar. Near NY trans. hdwd firs. Off street parking. W. ORANGE: 3rd fir. studio, Male household. 744-1155. $1100. Call 201-744-8284. kit. sink, refrigerate^, no stove. hurst Ave. 201-783-0983. 226-7808 or 575-1706. Charming 2 family house. 601- R E A L ES T A T E F O R S A L E 8224 9-5,759-5902eves. $375. immed. ooc, Stanton Co. MONTCLAIR: sunny rm for stu- MONTCLAIR: Spac. Watchung Realtors, 201-744-5951. dent/working non-smoker. Lt. Thur, April 28th CEDAR GROVE: Buy or lease area 3 BR apt. Walking dist. to 600 sq’ ft. Deluxe office oi BEST SELECTION kit. ptiv., pkg, walk to trans. Fit, April 29 th OPEN FOR INSPECTION NY train, bus & Plaza shops. UPPER MONTCLAIR. Brook- store in professional complex . IN TOWN Avail, now. $35Wi®. 783-7699 Mon., May 2nd One & two bedroom apart- Avail immed $1375/mo + uitl ■ fiedd Rd. Lg. studio $628. No rnerits, condos & ififflriyj Call Bill Yamashna, Schweppe fee bali.746-2417 m r o M M o ^lurh’d. BR Sunday, 5/T,-2-4!pm...Upper Mountain Ave., Upper & Co‘Rltrs 744-4701 ex’ 4104.'" DAFFY’S' Montclair...Come see and be dazzled by our charm­ houses. With pvt. bath tor prof!, male. WEST CALDWELL: $139(900. - Stop Shopping - UPPER MONTCLAIR Spa­ Pvl entrance, prkg. Non-smok­ Rt. 23 South ing mountainside residence featuring Art Deco kitch MONTCLAIR' Interesting, tin-'; cious 4-1/2 room duplex gar­ Two bedrooms, two baths. Tip INTERESTING, unusual lower Never an application fee! er $526 tnef ullls 746 9030 Wayne Towne Center en and baths, new 4 zone gas HW/BB heat, burglar usual lower level 1 BR, full tile den apt. Front A rear entrance. Wayne, N.ISBllll central vac systems, porcelain & marble fplces top condition, walk to every thing. W.A. Dietrich, Realtors®, a J t u J l COLDWELL bath, walk-in closets, open- Close to shopping A trans. MONTSLMR, 1 furnished 201-785-3355 custom light fixtures, new WW, granite ent. foyer, expanded kitchen. Pvt. parking.' $1,025/mo. + {■ £ ['& # 201- 201-228-3570.' craffs, hobbies, get away fron f f ir r a a l b an ker room Apply Lby phortp v509- glass solarium & morel Just reduced to well under $650. Immed. 783-9364. .-745-527-3 Equal Oppty Employer MF replacement cost to $599,000.00. your wife, pvt. office, mas­ SCHLOTT 2535. CONDOMINIUMS r e a lto r s sages, etc. $150 & up. 201- MONTCLAIR: Elongated UPPER MTC. Exc. loc, beaut, ADMiNISti^ 0 / S / ‘ 783-9364. fir.' BY APPOINTMENT RENTAL DIVISION studio, high feedings, bright, rfgfE! (tovely needed ‘c j, ', sy + p ': BELLAIRE HOUSE Sfev!@Fac have good phone skills, be 201-746-1228 sunny R»‘r g w limited cook EIK, fplc, ig,grounds, util, infel'- jiame W/W carp "tlhlurn extra Smaller BR Condo, MC- CTR Ofcs Ir 275 sf computer literate, and work entirely renov'd w/ceramic ing. Easy commute .(o city- on Gar, NY trans.$1450.746-8558 space ‘or Attention! Buyers seeking Upper Montclair old world Some w/pvt. Ba’s. Curr. avail bus or train. Ideal for single well with people Call 201-762- tile in foyer & kit.,new kit newly renov. bldg. loc. heart of BLOOMFIELD: Studio & 1 BR Gar, & .utils incfd $600. Conv. charm with top notch renovations tailored to today’s avail. $475. & $550./mo. prof'l. Avail. 5/1. $400 incl. hot u£p'ER MONTCLAIR L-K kit, to trans. Single prof), female 0909. Leave message: a little family living. We have the key to our spacious Cen­ cabinets & appliances, new downtown. Owner, 744-3300. Secured building close to water & parking. 783-9364. 1 BR, 1 toll bath, screened about yourself & best time to ter Hall featuring gourmet EIK & dramatic new family w/w carpet, balcony, 24hr. prefd N/S'744 4310 Bloomfield Ctr. & GSP. Call porch. j K ; oi 4-feffl Tudor reach you. room & powder room add'n. Lg. LR/fpIce, sunny for­ doorman, pool, parking, MONTCLAIR- CHURcTf ST.. MONTCLAIR: Entire, 3rd floor bldg. Parking, laundry facilities. UPPER MONTCLAIR: Quiet, mal DR..No trade-offs here! 4 comer BR's, 2 btns on $121,000,201-742-4741 Several offices, Some wilh con­ S '® 74"'33* - M-F. 9-5.- ADMIN ASST. $400- in Ig. Victorian. Sky lights, $7d&/MdHBM. Ayail, June 1. very large, turnished .room, 2nd plus 2 BR's & bth op 3rd. Condition shows un­ necting doors. Single or suite. ROSELAND A little o f Verona BLOOMFIELD IBRapts Exc refrig. w/limiteO cooking. $550 Call 201-226-8404. ffcben,parking, walk to trans- rivaled pride of ownership. Really desirable Upper Great loc, Pkg. Very rea­ inc. hot water and pkg Avail. everything- A/Rec A/Pay sonable rent. 201-744-5303. locations Lndry facilities From Montclair side street. Asking $539,000.00. NEW LISTING ’ $535/mo.. incSuHW;- Sec. 8^ jtTi^;^83-9364 Lg yard data entry, phones, etc WHAT A BUY! Computerized office Busy MONTCLAIR OFPIC8-SPACE: rets. 748-8929. garage, 2BR, EfK LFf (fpt), KPPER MONTCLAIR Border: JOAN R. HOONHOUT/REALTOR Newly decorated large two MONTCLAIR 1 BR in rer): DR, w/d hook-ups All' utils Furnished ' roo($ separate bedroom condo with ga­ 1,000 to 2,5t)0 sq -fl. Prime ovated Victorian. Lg. EIK location & space. Individ, CALDWELL: Bright, spacious, ind. $1450. fmtofiti, occ. entrance. Female prefd, No 201-744-4100 rage! Formal Dining Room. w/small patio out back door. Stanton Co, Rltrs. 744-5951'. Rose land Support Ex VP thermostat. Call 744-4470. king size BR, lg. LR, kit. plus fee $75/wk 201-783-3584 $89,000. dining area, A/C, blinds, near Mantle in BR, bright, sunny. Sales in t of NJ's largest & RAMPINELU REALTORS Exc. commute to city, Ideal tor VERONA 1 BR fam. best known cos WP’?f>ijr MONTCLAIR CENTER-1200 NYC bus. $B0Q/mo. 201-857- -IU,., MTC. Female Nr Irans. LAND OF OPPORTUNITY 228-5525 1650 or 201-857-1663. discriminating prof'l. $650 ind. house. BR, LR, kit. A dining Walk to MSC. Nice area. $557- Lotus and H. Graphics are A gracious home on a grande scale, located on SJ Ideal for combination parking. Avail. 5/1.783-9364. area. H/HW inc. Space in ga­ musts. apt/oflice. hobbies, It. assemb- w|s. double, $75 Jingle Ufif. SECRETARY - $28,000 beautiful So. Mountain Ave. A centerhall stucco Co­ HOUSE FOR RENT CALDWELL 3 rooms 1 bth. rage tor 1 car. Working fplc. irid 655-7sla-pr 763-16781 mi. lonial with exceptionally fine detail throughout. Bring lyl'Full bath with shower. $975. MONTCLAIR Studio apt Near Avail Si /94 $750/mo 1. yr Top Roseland', employer 8« ® ® m C harm ing Vic­ 783-9364 tip * floor Closed Ipfxirch, your wallpaper books and your paint chips and you patio, wooded toC.Lndry- facil. shops A NYC trans No pets lease. No pets. Call Ward at seeks capable ‘. 'ass t torian; hrpjll .sect. Wrap MONTCLAIR, UPPER: Sunny, will be excited by all of the possibilities awaiting you. $695. + util. Owner 239-2300. Adults pref. $550. utils, 201-857-3414 (ext. 111) Mon. w/Lotus & W Perfect for porch, deck, natural wood MONTCLAIR CENTER: 800 torn, room with private bath, First time offered in well over 50 years. - 5 AvaiL 6/1 Call 746-51!5|J ' ■th.iu Fa. from 9am til 5pm pkg. Near ail trans. Gentleman Dir ■ of Purchasing Sup^r work, stained glass, fplc., new­ sq. ft. on Bloomfield Ave. oppt’y - ideal career moyP' $399,000. Street level, sunny. $1000+ CEDAR GROVE: Studio apt. pref. Security .783-9665. W ly dec. Walk to NY trains. Single, n/s, pvt. entr., pvt. bath, MONTCLAIR: 3 newly renov, VERONA: Lg. pvt-, back yard- $1950+. Call 509-9582. Utils. Call 201-783-9364. kitchenette and BR. S w - rooms. 2nd fir. New 3-1'h iW W I^R. ' Vc-RONA: Very deep furnished Carp 'Ihru.oUt Front A rear ent EIK, den,’gar, attic'storage. , LAND OF ENCHANTMENT CEDAR GROVE: Lg. EIK, 2: MONTCLAIR: 1400 s.f. + loft. furnished. 256-6236. room available immediate®? {ML BRs, 1 bth, AC, W/D, 2 car gar. W/D in bjmt Use ol fenced in Very nice 1st fiQQrJtJgp lam Shared bath. $80ywk. Very Tennis court, carriage house, stately residence, over Strip mall w/parking. Join “yard, Attic & bsmt stor $1000 house. Walk to shopping & NY an acre and a half of shrubbery and privacy. On Up­ (A/C & heated). Easy access to Krauszer’s, pizza & Chinese ESSEX FELLS/Carriage convenient location. 239-1066 NYC. $1200. Call 857-2246 House. Unique studio apt. util not ind Call 201-509-9446. trans $fo56/mfe + .Util Avail per Mountain Avenue. ' Rest. Good for bagels or chick­ May^^^Ba'522- PERSONNEL SERVICE en. $18 s-.L ®' net. 783-1250. .. (small) Spiraling staircase teg 111 $825,000. MONTCLAIR: Small house for sleeping loft. Woodbuming MONTCLAIR: 2BR w/fireplace, laundry, off st. pkg., HW- firs«, VERONA 1/2- tm apt 3rd MONTCLAIR: Room for rent on 60 Roseland Ave. Caldwell $70a/mo. Call 761-0555 MONTCLAU? storefront- 15 fplc., kitchette, w/w crpt., off- Christopher St. Shared bath, for more information. Ask tor street pkg. $850/mo. Gas heat parklike setting. Prudential Zinn floor. C/A, 2 car pkg No pets. CAMP STAFF: Local. Summer- THE SKY’S THE LIMIT Midland Ave. 1200 sq. ft. Avail, Realtors, 92 Church St. Mtc. Avail. May 1. Call 748-0986 or no cooking. Great location. immed. Rent or sale. Pruden­ sep. No pets. N/S pref. Avail. $30Q/mo. 744-2454. dance, sports, art, music, Go modern and live among the stars. Highland Ave­ m , Call 201-535-4720. 744-6677. Indep owned/oper. 667-8624. drama, tumbling/aerobics. Must nue, NYC views, the ultimate in privacy. Relocating tial . Zinn Associates, MONTCLAIR: Cozy 6 1/2 room REALTORS. 201-744-5544. In- drive van. For great summer owners. MONTCLAIR: Studio w/mod. VERONA J,BR, 2nd fir, MFH, f MONTCLAIR: 1 BR & studio. carriage house available. dep. owned/operated. | p N RIDGE: 2BR, 1-1/2 ba., Clean, freshly painted. Loc. nr, call 992-7767. $1300 + electric & security. Lg.E livtng/dimng area, off street kitchen, w/w crptg, oil street LR, Ba pkng , 6/1 occ $750 pkg., $450. + fit. Fmdential Lackawanna Plaza. Immed. oc- $399,500. Call 746-2214. ' pkg,, health dub, laundry, DW, i plus heal & utils Stanton tora CAREER OPPORTUNITY with MONTCLAIR: Office space in Zinn Realtors 92 Church St, Realtors 20/f/44-5951 CUp .$500/550 744 2454 |waic.;Victorian house near secure bldg., mod. but charm- ’ Prudential Zinn Associates plgEB MONTCLAIR 3, BR sirqj w/high ceilings, etc.' lt:'4 Montdair 744-6677 Indepen­ REALTORS. Unsurpassed pro­ town center, transportation, dently owned & operated. WEST ORANGE: Spacious 2 MONTCLAIR: 1 room avail, in colonial. LR, DR, EIK, jalousy etc. Approx. 1000 sq. ft. on first worth every penny at $1350.+ fessional training, nationally j& screened porch. Attached BR apt. Pkg. inc.'$7S0/mo.+ : charming Victorian home. No floor avail. High ceilings, large at Prudential Zinn Realtors, 92 cooking. $345/mo. Please call recognized name, computeriz­ gar. Deep yard. Walk to NY Church St., Montdair, 744- MONTCLAIR 2 BR, LR, EIK, sec. Call Brett 212-673-7788 windows, fireplaces, 2 main Chris or Allison after 7pm M-F ed office support systems, per­ bus. Avail. 6/1. $1700. + utils. 667?.’lndep. owned & oper. ’in apt. comer ot Mission and (days) or 731-5609 (alter 7pm). sonalized sales arid marketing entrances. AC. Garden setting. Bloomfield. Immed. occup. ■■201-746-9218. Call 201-744-2027 Iv. message Parking lor fenant. Quiet busi­ materials, high earning .poten­ Little Falls Easy NY commute $700/mo.+'.1 rfto. sec. Tenant WEST ORANGE: Spadous 2 tial. Write Prudential Zinn As­ VACATtdN HOMES ness with light traffic preferred. MONTCLAIR: Own small room, IDEAL LOCATION ' pays heat A utils. No fee. Near BR w/loft, LR, EIK, sunporch in . sociates REALTORS®, PO Please call owner: 744-1333. trans. McDonough Realty. 4 2 fam. house. $800/mo. util. share kit. & bath w/3 females. CAPE COD cottage. Eastham, Lg.' 1 BR. $?85-$835. • EIK + Box 1-560, Montclair, NJ 07042 - W/DW Walk in closet Pvt. Mission St., Mtc. 744-2580, Avail 6/t Call Midi Center 1 block, pkg., J^TERJCOTTOfl) " ' 1 BR. 1 1/2 bath. W/D. UPPER MONTCLAIR: Prime • • ■Pfflprfe75+. 783-0847.. ' or phpnp J|§|finn 744-5544. deck, lg. wooded yard. Close to Valley :-Rd. loc. Ctr of town. balcony • H/HW, pool & health MONTCLAIR: 1 BR. $650^g Independently owned/oper club NY bus/tram at door. TO SHARE bay, ocean, bike path. June, Looking for innovative, upscale ! • Heat incld. 3rd fir. BFieggL EIK. retailers for soon to be con­ GREAT NOTCH VILLAGE ROOMS WANTED CHEF ASSISTANT A la carte REALTORS July, August (1 wk), 744-1668. Avail. May. Lease A sec. Call BELLEVILLE: Female non- structed modem bldg. Approx. Notch Rd. & Rt. 46 201-746-9129. experience required. Montclair CHARMING, turnished A-1 2400 sq. ft. (can be sub- " 201-256-9038 smoker seeks same to share 2 IPROF'L FEMALE seeks quiet location. Full time. Call 746*5000 BR apt. in. 2 family home. LR, tom. Local trans. Montdair/- cond., rustic, turn o'century divided). Sail 201-746-5151. MONTCLAIR: All new wind- i 201-746-6488. j 598 Valley Rpad . ,, UpWr Montclair 2BR vwatertront oqttage. Lake LITTLE FALLS: Large 1st fir. DR, EIK & saeened in porch. Belleville area Call Wura 509- qvys. new Wt,; ttewly renovated, 1823 Of 718-866-3377 7 S ■ > Owassa, 'N.J.- 50 mites away! VfeFScJ fj A':' PrdjAMottfcW' tkj itdi rig 'apt. m "hewer 2 -irirh?’bn-hljiht bath/ w/W carper mrii-our. i$650Vitao. utiL ind. 1 mon. Sdo - aS-' Reis req'd. Avail, immed. Call Includes dock & boats.'Season on Pompton Ave. 400-3500 sq. tree shaded dead end st. 5 Ige HELP WANTED SISTANT: ‘ Smith, Barney 22'x22' fenced-in bkyrd use. 201-751-4297. rental, 1-516-764-9726. . ft. available. Feist. & Feist rooms. EIK, formal DR A LR, 2 New W/D In bsmt (landlord Shearson, Upper Montclair of­ w a r Realty Corp.. 201-226-5000. lg. BRs. Plenty ot dosets. & pays eledgas tot W/D)! All ot fice, has entry level opening for AFFORDABLE- Bright and CEDAR GROVE: 3 BR Colo­ LONG BEACH ISLAND: 2 BR bsmt stor. Driveway pkg for 3 CALDWELL: Responsible prof­ BOOKKEEPER: 24-32 hrs. p/w bright defeil oriented individual apt. tor rent in July. Oceanview attic tor storage, part ol bsmt. dean on Long Beach Island. nial. LR, DR, mod. EIK West Caldwell cars. Conv. to NY trans. No 1/2 blk Blmfld. Ave. $875. Utils essional wanted to share Ig. 2 to handle A/P, collections & interested in client services and 7th from ocean 2 BR, 1 1/2 w/skylights & deck, finished from sundeck. Ideal family 565 Bloomfield Ave. pets. $1025. + utils. Immed. oc- BR, 2 bath fern! apt. $537/mo. bank recs for industrial sup­ assisting brokers. Qualified ap­ area. Call 783-9895 eves. not ind. Single-lam. detached bath, ranch with oil heat. As­ bsmt w/new laundry room, C/A. LOCATION! cup. Call Sam 908-583-1557. bldg. 2nd fir. 201-743-1848. Avail, immed. Call 226-1925. plies company in Caldwell plicants should be well king $149,900. Call Lackey $189,900. Gina, 857-9867. MAINE COAST: Near Belfast. Prime Bloomfield Ave. location. area. Active pleasant office. organized, have exc. communi­ Realty 609-494-8500. CEDAR GROVE: Share 2 BR Oceanjront house A cottage, Spac. 500 s.f. on 1st. tlr. Prvt. LITTLE FALLS: 2BR, w/off si. MONTCLAIR: 2 BR. 2 lull Sal. commons, w/exp. Call cations and word processing overlooking beach. Great view ^nt. Ample parking. H/HW inc. pkng., new 'apt., W/D, quiet baths. Ideal la roommates. duplex apt. $395/mo„ utils, inc. (Wes. 746-6786, ask for Bob. skills. Heavy client contact and BANK FORECLOSURES-1000 CEDAR GROVE: Excel, loc. from lg. porches. Woodbuming Atrium Apartments area, $1,050.+ hi Prudential Move in June 1st. 239-6419. problem solving involved. Good NJ. homes listed. Reports. Nr. bus, train, shpg & schools. Mod. elev. bldg.. A/C. DAN, fplc.. new tdtehens, tranquil 228-1933 Zinn Realtors, 92 Church St., BOOKKEEPER wanted PIX,; opportunity for returning to Save to 50%. Bank direct. Comtemp. flavor^ 3/4 BRs. laundry lac. $1050+ utils. THE family area. Lots Qf activities $399/mo. Montdair. 744-6677. Irtdep. MONTCLARION, 10 Pine-,St. CEQAR GROVE: Share home Small wholesale business. workforce. This is a full time Low/no down. Also, Pennsyl­ Must seer Ready “to move in. nearby. 3 BR house $675/wk, 3 owned and operated. Off Bloomfield Ave. Adj. with mature, easygoing wak­ Acct's. PayJRec, Send resume position. Please cal) Maria or vania, New York, Florida & 17 Quiet neighborhood.’ 239-7072 . BR cottage $525/wk. Avail. 7/2- MONTCLAIR MEWS. NO FEE. ing person. * N/S, no pets. to: Beverly Fisher, 508 Millburn Rita at 201-748-5100 or fax states. 7 Days, 8am-Midnight. or 201-857-5400. Recycle this newspaper'll $100/Wk„ 1/2 util,857-0180. 8/6.744-8025 or 746-5442. I Fax 201-746*8131 | Call 746-2828. Ave, Short Hills, NJ 07078. resume to 201-746-1877. April 28,1994 Page 18 THE ITEM of Millbum andShort Hills HELP WANTED COMMERCIAL HELP WANTED ! HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED GARAGE SALE. M B C a X A N C O U B F O B S A L E COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC PRESS OPERATORS- AU RAIFVnanny wanted: Live EXPERIENCED and reliable Experiencad in web offset, spe­ in, long term. Exc. pay, 10 mo. couple with excellent ref­ ESTATE SALE SANDRA KONNER« SALES CAREER old. Pos. begins May 21st- erences will dean your house cifically Goss Urbanite and 34 ELSTON RD. UPPER MONTCLAIR SPECIALISTS IN Community. Competitive Must have exp. & refs. Live or apartment. 201-998-3469. (off Vafey Road) wages. Resumes to: Dan w/big dog & great family. Call Fri. 9:30-4pm ' Sat. 10-4pm HOME A ESTATE SALES 744-8981. EXPD. WOMAN looking tor Thomas, Landmark Community Quality furnishings and ofientalia, including Burled We will.sell me contents ot SHARP Newspapers. P.O. Box 346. dining room set. Brass display stand. Mahogany your home or estate BABYSITTER needed, tor 18 position. Live ouL Refs, avail.. Westminster,,MD.21158. secretary sideboard drop leaf A gate leg, IN ONE WEEKEND' • mo. old boy in our Montdair Call 201-373-6172. Coromandel screen painted & carved long size PT EMPLOYEE, West Orange home. Full time, M-F. 783- headboard. Decorated armoire, lacquered 7 mineral 4543. EXPD. woman seeks decorated cabinet, ginger jar & other lamps. Mirrors, loc. 15 Hex. hrs. per week. A/R, housedeaning job. Own trans. FREE SEMINAR A/P. gen. office duties. PROFI­ mahog. bar w/refng. chairs, tables, walnut office Complete liquidation Service INFANTCARE For July & Aug., For refs., Miss Blazer 744-6028 desk, Martha Washington sewing stand. Sofabed, April 30, 1994' 9:00a m - J 1:00am CIENT IN LOTUS 123. Send aft. 6pm. Call Joceli, 491-0848. resume to: Prime Mark, Box 3 ddys/week. English speaking. sewing machine 1930 9x12 Chinese rug, collector 575-1665 • Hosted by prominent office equipment dealer 185, Verona, NJ, 07044 or fax Non-smoker. Own trans & plates deluding 1971 Hummel, leather bound books, recent ref's. Cell 201-857-1098 EXPERIENCED WOMAN • Guest Speakers • Refreshments to 201-669-5619, Attn: Elaine. painting & etchings signed, Herbert Pratt & Elyse seeks tiousedeariing position, Lord, pocket watcniles incldg Tiffany, Lionel train set, t Explore career opportunities in outside and inside sales CHILDCARE for infant in Glep Mon. through Fri. References & vintage clothing, quality custom jewelry, cut glass, REAL ESTATE Ridgd home. M-F. 8-6pm. Own own trans. Call 201-57^-4673. Nippon, Limoges, Belleek, Baccarat, Venetian glass, RSVP by April 29th: Joann 201-882-5777 STRAIGHT TALK trans. Non smoker. English Wedgwood, some sterling, pottery, wedding dress, DESIGNER CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE speaking. Call 201-743-4964. EXPD woman with own trans­ THE COPIER COMPANY How to become successful, kitchenware, washer/dryer & refrig., exercise bikes, DOUBLETAKE portation & good references, is 1986 Delta 88 (18,000 miles). Good decorative Double Take located in Shod Hills & West Caldwell offers how much can you earn, looking for housedeaning what a typical day is like, CHILDCARE needed tor 2 chit items. Many collectibles. Good sale! the highest quality designer womens's dothing & acces­ DEil help wanted Monday thru work, Call 201-373-2820. why training is vital, how to dren, ages 8 & 7 for after sories, Find designers tike: Armani, Calvin Klein, Escada, Friday, TO-4. Sats. optional. School (3-6:30pm) 3-5 days/wk. M ARY W O O D Donna Karan & Qian el. Alt items at least 70% oft their orig. become a licensed Realtor. EXPD. woman seeks Exp. a plus. Must be willing to ISM IT Call Steve Janett Own trans. pref. Please call 201-783-2942 do local deliveries. Please call after 7pm 746-4403. housedeaning pos. Has own 201-239-7700 transportation & references. 239-4180 bet. 2 & 4:30pm. The Prudential ABOIT TIME &TABLISHED cleaning serv. Call 865-1432, after 3pm. Janett Real Estate H O U S E SALE DISHWASHER & Prep cook (or seeks P/T & F/T housedean- EXPD. MOM seeks babysitting 232 FOREST AVE., GLEN RIDGE S S i P .oil premises caterer. Week­ RECEPTIONIST: P/T needed ers. Exp. prefd. but not nec. ends a must, $5,50. hr. Apply: FORA pos. Daytime hours. Exc. refs. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 10am-4pm K ttS A L E Mon. & Thurs. eves, in radiol­ Must have own car. 748-1095. ■sssar 149 Valley Rd. Montclair. Non smoker. $100. per week. COMMUNITY CHURCH Thrift BRASS BED, QUEEN, com­ ogy office located in Caldwell. Call 201-256-0290. Double lemon top andiron, pay master's table, IVHOLF MAI Hrs. 4:30-7:30pm.J& possible NANNY FOR THE SUfclMERI Shop, 65 Bowden Rd. (ent. plete with Ortho mattress set, DO you spend your summer on Fun family seeking terrific, Hitchcock chairs, mahogany DR table, wicker, gar­ Sherman Ave), Cedar Grove. unused in box. Cost- $1000.- 1/2 day Sats. Must be (lex to EXPD. woman seeks babysit­ den furniture, wing chair, Gov. Winthrop desk, Long Beach Island? Call Cur­ be office floater when needed energetic person to help w/3 Every Thurs,10-4pm. 857-2762 aoo. cash. 201-279-6371. rents: Marketing for the ideal CAREER? toddlers. F/T. Live in/out. ting or housedeaning position, Empire fiddleback chairs, Empire love seal French in our other 2 offices in Nutley live in. Refs. & own trans. 201- love seat, walnut kit. table & chairs, Tiger maple summer job in advertising. 609- & Montclair. Typing or data Caring, N/S, who loves chil­ DOUBLE platform bed; 5- TEMPORARY 7 piece 494-5556. dren. Good swimmer, Indry, 674-4376. single bed, rocking chairs, side lock chest, oak & burner , electric rangetop; black & brass bedroom set entry skills nec. Good phone walnut dressers, linens, books, bumper pool table, skills & personality & the ability light hskpg. May - Sept. Rets. dehumidifier; large adj. height w/queen size mattress on plat­ DRIVERS- Get On Board With EXP'D. home health aide cert, ping pong table, breakfast nook, frames, prints, mir­ to handle patients. Medical & exp. nec. Call 201-783-7898. fan; folding bed. 201-744-8884. form. Best otter. 783-6610. The Rising Star! OTR/shorthaul seeks position to care for elder­ rors, dock, lamps, glassware, Lenox china, cradle, knowledge a +. Interested can­ trunks, guitars and more. opportunitesl, home weekly P/T MOTHER'S HELPER. 4- ly. Refs, available. Own trans. FIVE PIECE BEDROOM SET, CAYBED, while iron & brass, didate please call Mrs. Ed­ Pis. call 201-373-8489. (shorthaul), no slip seating, ex­ mondson 201-746-2525, 7pm, Mon.-Fri. Duties: sports, $550. Sleeper sofa. Queen complete with 2 Ortho mat­ cellent pay/benelits. BURLING­ easy Dinner, ur w so r ted JACKIE DINWOOD1E site, $75. Call after 5pm, 201- tresses & pop-up trundle^ Un­ TON MOTOR CARRIERS: 1- boys. $6Jhr. 744-0602, eves. EXP'D. lady seeks pos. caring 746-1213. used in box. Cost $800.- sell RECEPTIONIST, small animal lor Children, elderly and BOO-JOIN-BMC. EOE. hospital. FT, perm. pos. Smoke $325. cash. 201-279-6371. PART TIME sitter wanted. Reli­ housekeeping. Live in/out. WATCHUNG PTA’s FOR SALE: Dog crate. 18"H x tree environ., 4 10hr. days Rets, avail. 201-672-0603. DRIVERS NEEDED: Food wkly. Involves some Sats. able, respons. loving person 21 “W x 24”D. Best way to FOR SALE: Very reasonable- delivery service needs drivers needed to pick up my terrific 6 SPRING TAG SALE housebreak your puppy! $35. glass etagere afid oak and Health & other bntts. Sal. com­ EXPERIENCED WOMAN to denv.er food from restaurants yr. dd son from aftercare. Pos­ Call 239-4708. glass Parson's table. Call mensurate w/skills & exp. Call seeks liverin job as house- to homes & office bldgs. Shifts 239-3500 for interview appl. sibly be avail, on sick or vac. 201-746-7695. avail, for any weekday, week- days as needed. Pos, starts.in keeper/child care. Call 201- Thursday, April 28 - 8am-5pm HILTON. (Short Hills Spa) 373-5955. night & weekends. Earning po­ RECEPTIONIST- part lime. mid-May to July 1 then re­ MEMBERSHIP tor sale. $500. lUGHT WOOD Rattan glass tential $8.-$T2. p/h. Must have sumes permanently in Aug., w/ Moving. Call 201-564-8780 or dining table with 6 covered Millburn ophthalmologist office EXPERIENCED woman seeks Bag Sale own car, insurance & knowl­ needs responsible, organized poss. of more hrs. starting in 212-554-8013. chairs. Exc. cond. Orig. sold lor edge, of Essex County area. If Sept. Must have valid D/lic. & position as companion to the $3,299.- best otter. 239-5295. person 2 days a week. Will elderly or childcare. Refs, avail. Friday, April 29 interested calf r20j -992-6999 train. Call 379-1840. car Pert, 'or mature H.S or LARGE GOTHIC BIRDCAGE, ask for Cindy, Greg or Mike. coll, student. 599-6946- (d) Own trans. Call 374-3607. $165. firm. Call Mike anytime, COMPUTERS 509-8285 (e) 261-B57-2627. RESTAURANT- Full or part- FEMALE housecleaning tech, Watchung School Gym COMPUTER DOCTOR: I make EARN UP to $700-weekly. No time pizza maker wanted to experience. Own hours. Part- RESPONSIBLE sitter for 11 will , also dean office or apt. 14 Garden St., Montclair LARGE flowered straw hats. All house calls. Home or Busi­ work all shifts. Exp. needed. yr. old. Pick up at school & Weekly, bi-weekly or one shot ness. Training, set-up, advice. time or full-time. Process mort­ Must be personable. Ass't. Mgr Join us for great bargains colors. Great wall or door gage refunds 1-800 315-1957 drive to activities. Must be able deals. Good refs. 509-2473. decorations. Perfect for Call torappt. 201-912-8219. pos. also avail, for upscale high to supervise homework. Rets. volume bnck oven restaurant LARGEST SIDEWALK SALE Mother's Day. Reas. 239-8624. ELECTRONIC publishing co. in & car nec. Call 201-783-3881 -I HONEST' reliable lady seeks (E) SALE COMPUTERS; USED IBM Call Rob 201-744-2300. housekeeping, childcare or 206 MILLBURN AVENUE of the year. Come to Mar­ PC's, com pit. w/warranty. Key­ Parsippany has full timer- quette, Elizabeth & Lasalle I PICNIC SET: Wolmanized 1 Betty Robinson UPPER MONTCLAIR family days work. Excel, refs. Non APT. 2-C board, monitor, etc. $500-$800. temporary position for Multi- RESTAURANTItalian seafood Rds. Upp. Mtc. Sat. 9:30-4pm. 1/2" lumber. 1 table, 2 high media editor. Knowledge of 201-731-6064 needs housekeeper/caregiver driver. Call 201-673-6639. MILLBURN back benches & 2 straight ben­ Printers. 783-770010am-I0pm restaurant in Livingston seeks FRIDAY ONLY! 8am-3pm (Raindate 5/1). Antiques, turn., both MAC and PC conversion for 2 young school age child­ tableware, software videos, ches. $100.239-3146 anytime. Waiters/Waitresses; Hosts/ HOUSECLEANING. Exp. lady Mahog. highboy, secretary IBM compatibles, $295. We applications required. Contact ren. Must have driver’s license. Little Tikes, clothing (maternity Hostess, bus persons. Exp. seeks Mon., & Sat., position. desk, 1920's wrought iron buy & repair computers, Done at (201) 808-2700 or fax OFFICE ASS T , P/T, LOOK-; Itve-irt prefd 201-831-3641 npo) and much more. Some SPEED CLEAN heavy duty preferred. (201) 992-1185. Also every other week on tables & mirror, sleep sofa, printers, monitors, drives & resume ttv(20f) 808-2676. ING for a person to do com­ Items brand new! washer & gas dryer, $375. bth. puter entry, some bookkeeping WOMAN to dean house Mon. Tues. Rets. & trans. 817-77^-’ ove seat, jewelry, bric-a- Also, custom made interior boards. (908) 464-7496. RESTAURANT (Vegetarian) orac, sterling silver,, kitch­ EXECUTIVE secretary, perm, typing. Pat. 201-857-3393. & Thurs (t 1/2 days). Call LIVINGSTON beveled glass leaded French seeks part time help; kitchen, eves. 746-7695. HOUSE CLEANING SER­ enware and morel!! PROFESSIONAL PC support. part time. Mon. thru Thurs., wait stall, cashier. Call 744- doors. Call 201-744-5795. .9:30-1^9. Non smoker, exc MEDICAL - office VICES. House, Offices. Have 8 BURNET HILL RD. Programming, file 'transfers, 8940. HELP WANTED good references, own trans­ BROOKSIDE Terrace, (OffW. Northfield Rd.) database design, installations, communication skills, computer mgr/adtranistrator. Busy surgi­ PROFESSIONAL SPORTS CARDS FOR SALE: literate ilfflggWord Perfect. cal practice needs capable of­ portation, English speaking. Verona. April 30 & May 1. Fri., April 29 10am-4pm customization. Macintosh & RETAIL ASS'T., part time Football: Dorsett, Payton(R), fice mgr./administrator. This- HELP WANTED Call Maria, 201-824-5353. 10am-4pm. 3 family sale. Kid's Mahogany DR table, 6 Simpson, Bradshaw, Tarking- IBM compatibles. 746-5926. Send resume to: Paris Confe afternoons, tor artistic person. pos. requires someqne with Millbum Conservative clothing, toys, books and turn. chairs, buffet & china clo­ ton, Fouts(R), Largenl(R). panies P.O. Box 1348, Mont­ Fun job. Good pay. Call Fruit clair, NJ, 07042. Tel. 744-4404. computer skills and a minimum HOUSE/OFFICE CLEANING: set, Everett piano, sora, Baseball: Moiitor(R), Brett, 113-5 yrs. exp. in sched. Basket King, 228-1252, 800 School director for estate I’ll do my best to please you. 241 NO. MOUNTAIN AVE. side chairs, mahogany & Parker, GCarter(R), Dawson, Bloomfield Ave., W. Caldwell. ■FACTORY HELP, Wire mfg. patient procedures, billing & lished program. Early child­ Exc. ref. Affordable price. (corner of Watchung), Upp. marble cocktail table, Ryan. Hockey: Lafleur, ANTIQUE OR NOT co. in Cedar Grove has open-, Laundry/ironing. 201-991-6419. Montclair. Fri. 9-3pm. No early lounge chair, mirrors, TV. coll., ins. processing & book­ hood certification & teach­ Esposito. Many other older Local couple will profly re­ ings tor machine operators and SECRETARY, part time, sman birds Fum, appliances & Maple master BR, hand- keeping. Must be detail ing experience required. stars and commons. All mint/- store your once beautiful set-ups. Must have good marketing office. Flex 10 hrs. HOUSE OFFICE deaning. many asst'd misc. items. painted beds, maple dres­ oriented, well org., and able to Strong Jewish background, & excellent condition. All 20-25% furniture into treasured eyesight & be mechanically in­ supervise office personnel. administrative & interper­ sers & night tables, desks, off Tuft Stuff prices. Call Fred, clined. Must have past work Forward resume w/sal. req. to cessing and filing. Springfield sonal skills. Send- resume portation available. Call 201;- 45 DEVONSHIRE RD. CEDAR curtains, linens, file cab­ 667-9709, leave message. refs. Apply at: 18 Rutgers Ave. this newspaper. Box 5192. area. 201-379-0104. to: Hedwig Grunenwald 817-7492, leave message. GROVE. Sat. 9-4pm. Various inets, power mower, etc. Cedar Grove. Bet. 10am-3pm household Items to choice Basement & garage items. PART TIME: Secretary, Cald­ Nursery School, Att: TOOLS: drill press med., drill only' Angela, Congregation No Checks.See You There! MEDICAL.ASSISTANT Family well area. Work as "right hand" press lg., milling machine, sm., practice, exp.'d in venipuncture B'Nai Israel 160 Millburn encerf1with good ^references Harriet Greenholtz/ lathe bench, band saw- 10 ft. FOOD PROCESSING to busy executive. 20 hrs/Wk. own transport. Reasonable & 96 LORRAINE AVE. Upp. FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN - & EKG. 35 hr. week. Call 201- Resume SfiBox 232, 759 Ave., Millburn, NJ 0704t. blade, table saw- ihp adj., Refinish, Repair, Restoration. 226-1850. reliable. Call 201-569-6040. Montclair. Sat. 10-3pm. Furn., Tag Sale Unlimited compressor-1 hp-100 lb., P.C. We have positions avail­ Blmfld Ave, W. Caldwell 07006, EMPLOYMENT WANTE0 hshld goods, collectible dolls & Upholstering, Cane, Rush, etc board solder machine lor up to Call Steve Izzo, 226-5737. able on both shifts of 6AM DOMESTIC HOUSECLEANING by experi­ misc. items. MOVING SALE: Fri., Sat. & OFFICE HELP: Busy office TELEPHONE SALES: P/T. 7-1/2* 11-1/2 P.C. See & make to 2PM and 2PM to 10PM enced Portuguese lady. Avail­ Sun, 4/29, 4/30 & 5/1, 10-4. 3 needs respons. individ. for gen­ Wail Street sales or telemarket­ SSI GARDENING '& outdoor' offer. Call W. Merel, 256-1504. ANTIQUES Duties involve cutting and eral clerical duties, fight typing, able Mondays. Call 201-589- sofas, king size bed with ing exp. a must to he consider­ cleaning. We have ail the Congregation matching carved headboard, processing fruits and vege­ & some phone. Call 239-4066 equip. Call 201-743-7837 and 8646. ... TRUCK LOADS ol kitchen tables. Please come in to ed. Contact marketing man­ Agudath Israel DR set, tables, rugs, paintings, INCREDIBLE ESTATES AUC­ before 12pm. ager 239-6100. leave message. cabinets.Quaker Maid Custom, complete application at: IF you need a housecleaner 20 Academy Rd., Caldwell books, bike, rowing machine, Bath vanities, marble tops. Gas TION, Sun. May 1, 2pm. Pre­ w/good rets, and own trans., Sun. & Mon., May 1 & 2, lots more. Everything must gol view: 1pm. Guardian Angel MORNINGS and/or afternoons. TELEMARKETING- iS l exp. ADVANCED shopping services ranges. Disc, prices. Install, op­ RLB Food Distributors P/T or F/T counter help. Outgo­ call Sandra 763-8112; 8am - 4 pm 4 High Point, Codar Grove. No tional. Paterson Stove & Kitch­ Church, Allendale Av. Al­ required. At our office in Upper ottered. Pressed for time or do Sale features all new mer­ early birds.. “V lendale NJ. 1B, 19, 20th Cent, 2 Dad rick PI ing, good'' v.ertid^plwa^MQh you’ )usl need expd shopping en Center 684-3400. West Caldwell,NJ 07007 Montclair. Professional' Ac­ EXECUTIVE BABIES Birth to chandise ind. fresh fruits & furniture & accessories. Hilites- retail exp, a plus, 746-4416, counting Services. Call Mike, skills trom a suburban lady7 eighteen months, toddlers 18 vegetables, clothing, fabl MOVING f k w e f f i f c pla­ WgfEWESTINGHOUSE 18th C. Federal: maple New 783-9212 after 4pm. Call 744-4254. P/T COCKTAIL SERVER tar mos.- 3 yrs. Call 201-743-3531 ques, tools and misc. Sat washing machine. Excellent England lowboy-claw feet, 9:30-4pm. 11 Canterbury Rd good sz. mahog. slant front FOREIGN LANGUAGE sophisticated cocktail lounge. ANITA'S POLISH POWER condition. 9 mos. old. $250. The salvation army ot Nc. Caldwell. desk, Fed.' hiboy w/inlay, 6 teachers needed for tutbrihg Fri & Sal. only. Pis. call Mike of HIGH QUALITY KID GLOVES NANNIES w/warranty. Call 201-746-0910. center Call 201-535-6585. Montclair is seeking a qualified Centennial ladder back chairs, Robin, 731-2360, after 6pm. caseworker at the Trinity' Place CLEANING SERVICE We have top notch nannies tor ATTIC TREASURE SALE: Sat. MULTI FAMILY SALE: Lois ol WOLFF TANNING BEDS New Pa. Fed. side chairs,- orig. yel­ FRIEN0LY home panies now headquarters and Cornerstone & Sun ,10-3pm. Becker Center, clothing. Sat. i0-4pnj low paint & eagle design, Fed. PACKING LINE OPERATOR & Prof'l. cleaning, apts, immediate placement, yearly & Commercial- Home Units From has openings lor Shelter lor the Homeless. Ap­ summer, at affordable prices. 35 Livingston Ave. Rosetand. (Raindate .Suri;) 103 Bellevue $199.00. Lamps-Lotions- candle stand & till top, 2 Feder­ inspector. 2nd shift 4-12 30 plicants in this church based houses, condos & offices. demonstrators. No cashinvest­ Pay starts $5.50 & rises w/exp. 568 S. Livingston -Ave., Living­ Antiques, jewelry, hshld items, Ave. Upper Montdair. Accessories. Monthly pay­ al mirrors, super 36 x 60 ment. Part time hours with full social service setting should Exc. work. Refs. Call: toys, tools, -books, pictures, w/acorns, 18 C. Windsor rock­ Call 239-4066 before 12pm. 201-798-8691 ston, 201-740-9111. ments as low as $18.00. Call time pay. Two catalogs, over possess prior crisis intervention records, etc. Rosetand Histori­ RAZZ MA TAZZ, Professional Today FREE NEW Color er, Silas & Terry 40" shell exp. & familiarity with local refs. clock. Pillar & Scroll, School, 700 ifdms Call 1-800-488- PAINTER cal Society. Curators. Leave the selling to Catalog 1-800-462-9197.____ 4875. Please send resume to: The BABYSITTER, COMPANION, MAID-A-DAY us. Call 201-429-2629, ask for Vienna Regulator. 4 ft. 1870 Part Time Temp Salvation Army, 13 Trinity PI. Have own transportation and ESTABLISHED CLEAN­ CONTENTS OR* HOUSE Emiio.or Vanni. convex mirror w/carved eagle, Summit Medical Group is FULFILLMENT Centre Super­ Montclair, NJ 07042 good references. Call 201-673- ING SERVICE: Office, MUST GOt Dressers, chairs, Chippendale.ladder back arm­ currently seeking art expe­ 9105. Home & Condo Specialists. chair, important Windsor rock­ visor: FT person req. tor mail­ rienced painter to work on DR, pictures, collectibles & UPPER MONTCLAIR MULTI­ ALL LIONEL, IVES, AMER­ TRAVEL AGENT: Exp’d agent, Responsible & Reliable. er; 18 C. Hepplewhite chest- order co,, specializing in fine a part time temporary basis usual "stuff". Many bargains- FAMILY: Sat. April 30, 9-3:30. ICAN Flyer & other trains. Col­ System 1 prel'd. Vacation & BABYSITTING: Or cleaning FULLY INSURED. Rain date May 1. Men's, sabre feet. i- 18th C. tilt tops, 2 crystal, china & giftware. Self for approx. 4 months. The cash only. Fri., 4/29 12-4; Sat., lector pays top cash prices. T- Corporate exp. Suburban loc. houses. P/T or F/T. Exp'd., women's & children's brand & rare 18C side chairs- Chip­ starter with-strong supervisory schedule includes working 661-1111 4/30 9-4. 20 Columbus Ave., 800-464-4671,201-635-2058. Call Angie at 201-467-2070. good refs, own trans. Call designer clothing (casual pendale, rare shield back side skills, knowl. of shipping & in­ evenings and some week­ Glen Ridge. ventory control are nec. Exp. in Taliali 201-820-9747. career, evening & vintage)! chairs w/carved urn, 3 Bergen ends. Min. 2 yrs. exp. re MY Housekeeper/Babysitter G O O D BOOKS County chairs, 3 pc. brass & a similar pos. desirable. Reply quired. Interested individu­ FILE CLERKS seeking additional full days. ESTATE SALE toys, rugs, desk, lamp, chairs BRAZILIAN ladies seek house- bed, books, household items, porcelain dock set, onyx & with resume fix-" Personnel als please apply to the Hu-I Responsible, great w/kids, own BOUGHT & SOLD Manager, Blarney Gift Catalog, PER DIEM y deaning jobs. We have good CANCELLED humidifier, dehumidifier, Laura bronze crystal regul. dock w/tg. man Resources Dept. refsJown car. Our customers car. 912-8843, weekdays only. High prices paid. Prompt 373 D, fits. 46 West, Fairfield. Summit Medical Group, a Hundreds of fine furniture, Ashley tea set, bed linens, IBM removal. Browsers wel­ bronze lion & 2 urns, grand­ SUMMIT large group practice is cur­ love our deaning. 482-3140 l.m mothers docks. Signed Homer Nannies/Housekeepers collectible and cookware printer, jewelry. Something lor come, free parking. We rently seeking file clerks to bookcase'bureau 48x84, Hor­ MEDICAL GROUP Companion Care items to. be sold privately. everyone. Cash only. make house calls. FULL,‘•TIME- General office work on an as-needed bas­ CARING young lady seeks Drexel living & dining room Alexander Avenue. THE CHATHAM BOOKSELLER ner mans dresser w/shaped 120 Summit Avenue is in our Medical Records babysitting job. 201-374-4478. Exp’d. People tor Fine Homes mirror, Herter Bros. etagere duties. So. Orange office. Summit, N.J. State Licensed with marble top sideboard, 8 Green Village Rd. Exp'd. Mailroom w/good work Dept. Responsibilities will oval & round end cabinets. YARD .SALE: 179 Claremont Madison w/inlay, 1920 Tiger maple hi-* include filing documents & CHILDCARE: Mature respons. References & Full Guarantees Ave:, Montclair. Sat. April 30th boy, 1820’s drop leal table, record. Some lifting involved. PAINTERS: Experienced pros Drexel bedroom set includ­ 822-1361 Refs. Call 201-762-0327. medical records. Interested woman avail, for position. Exp. CAPITOL SEARCH ing king bed & headboard, 9-3. Rain date Sun., May 1st. Herter Bros. Viet, sofa w/ladies InVeXt. Call 201-746-8582 individuals please apply to Refs. Own trans. Non smoker. 201-444-6666 heads and porcelain plaque, leave message. night tables, bureau, WANTED-VCR's, also TV’s I'VE tost 34 lbs in jusj Sit. Human Resources Dept., ‘Call 614-8712 leave message. , 215 E Ridgewd Av. Ridgewood armoire & vanity, all with YARD SALE: April 30th, 9am- Portables, color, any condition bamboo & Chinese lacquer ar- weeks. Let me help you do the Mon.-Fri., 8:30am-5pm. 4pm, May 1st, 9am-1pm, 225 moire, 5 pc. Fr. salon set, hall PART-TIME SECRETARY Will pay cash to $25. Murphy, same. 800-836-1573. Thigh SUMMIT SPRING CLEANING PERSONALIZED domestic Walnut Street, Montdair. 743-0380 anytime. stands, early pine settee, dres­ cream (original formula)-we hours flexible, Montclair OUR SPECIALTY deaning. Fastidious work and sers, washstand, oak, daw foot have it. Distributors wanted. Resumes and references re­ MEDICAL GROUP Windows, Tile Re-grouting. outstanding references. Call YARD SALE extraordinarel DR table, Gothic oak hall quired. Respond to 744-8900. Wedge-wood plates. Fine 120 Summit Ave. Old Faehionad Cleaning. 201- 523-7117. crystal & silver. Sat. & Sun., 4/30 & 5/1, 10-4 bench, dressers, wash stands, DRIVERS- No 'Down Payment Commercial/Home. I Revereware & Coming 373 Claremont Ave., Montclair. super Princess dresser, mir­ PART-TIME Summit, N.J. lease option plan allows you to Onetime or weekly. POLISH POWER cookware. . Cameras & Clothes, dishes, furn. & more. WANTED: Steinway Grand rors, 2 Hoosiers, armoires, become an owner operator tor CLINICAL RESEARCH Friday appts. avail. stands, sideboards. Desks - roli ASSOCIATES or NURSES darkroom, washer & dryer, Plano. Any age or condition. the top truckload refrigerated WAITRESS wanted, experi­ 890-5791 CLEANING YARD SALE: Sat., April 30,9- top & slant front, Mission desk, interested in part-time work much misc. For details, call Will pay cash & pick-up. Call carrier in America. 1300 mile enced, for weekend day shifts. SERVICES Bill Aheam 357-3271. 3pm. Multiple houses, around now Toll Free 1-800-266-1889. 7-1/2 ft. outrageous secretary plus average length of haul ( in clinical research, Choice Great part time job oppty. for 284 and 279 Park St., Upper desk, spinet, Gov. Winthrop, COMPANION & aide to elderly Spring Cleaning. Pvt. res­ Leave phone # first with area solos average 3000 miAvk.). of activities include: tele dedicated person. Verona or physically disabled. Food M|c. No early birds. cherry country desk & others. idences, Commercial. Real GARAGE sale. 34 Whitney code. Outstanding pay' package & phone, interviewing & app­ Diner, 239-3560 shop, laundry, cook. Live in or Vanitys, bedroom sets, banded 'Prof’l. work. Free estimate, Ftd., Short Hills, April 30th, 9- guarantee, load/unload pay, ointment scheduling, hist­ out. Reis. car. 481-3471. miscellaneous WANTED: Wooden shafted inlay 10" dining table, set of 8 ory taking & physical ass­ & Call Barbara 201-998-6299 ,3pm. Furniture,- toys, baby drop-off pay, layover pay. WE WANTED (DEAD OR ALIVE): things and bedding. FOB SALE golf clubs. Will pay good price. carved Chip; chairs, love seat, LOVE TEAMS! Can call essments, clinical chart Part-time or full-time legal 2 chairs with swan carving, CONTINENTAL POLISH trained housekeepers ■SKINNY DIP" THIGH CREAM Call John Kennedy, -(h) 746- anyday 8-5. Prime, Inc. 800- data entry & table prepara wrfter/researcher with ex­ GARAGE SALE: SUN. ONLY! 0094, or (w) 669-0100. Viet. Recamier, Fr. M/T carved tion, drug inventory, chart seek pos.- deaning, cooking, w/Aminophyllinel The Original 224-4585, Dept. CA-5, traordinary researching/writ- DOMESTICS 10am-2pm, 9 Douglas Street As Seen On TVI We Have It Deco sideboard, bookcases, preparation & clinical set­ ing/analytical skills; flexible laundry, etc. Child/elderly care. oak, mahog., stacking, inlaid, DRIVERS COME FQR THE NANNIES Agcy fee. 827-6105. Ivmsg. Millburn. Elegant, never used lose Inches/Bulges. 399-1194. CONSIGNMENT up, clinical management & hburs, good hourly rate; plea­ clothing. etc. M/T Rosewood Bombe MONEY. STAY FOR THE technical assistance. Flexi­ HOUSEKEEPERS sant .Upper Montclair work at­ COMPANIONS/ ARTS & CRAFTS , CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE: chest, mahog. corner cab., tea STABILITY. J.B. HUNT, one of ble hours avail. Convenient AN OLD FASHIONED cleaning New/almosl new better clothes mosphere. Please send res­ HOME HEALTH AIDES GLEN RIDGE: 375 Ridgewood ATTENTION CRAFTERS cart, accessories. 3x5 tine pic- America's largest and most location. Send resume & ume with hours per week avail­ with a smilel The key to corn- Vendors, wanted. ARTS & Now accepting Spring/Summer toral hooked rug, large folio successful transportation com­ salary requirements to: Es Days 201-857-8538 tort & convenience is at your Ave. Sat. & Sun. 9am-5pm, ability and hourly rate desired Eves 201-509-7806 CRAFTS FESTIVAL, Sat merchandise. Once Again, 40 Currier & tves, large Hamadan, panies, pays Us drivers some sex Testing Clinic, Inc., CD fingertips. 746-0731 - Cyndy. Furniture and many miscel­ Valley Rd., Mtc. 746-6061. to: S. Robert Allcom, Esq,, 571 Bloomfield Ave., Verona laneous items. May 7 10am-4pm. Tables Mahal, Karastan & other rugs, of the bps! salaries in the busi­ #1045, 79T ‘ Rabner, Alloorn, Baumgart, $15.00 up to 5/3. $20.00 stained glass windows, spin­ ness. Inexperienced persons Ben-Asher & Tucker, P.C., 52 SPARKLING HOUSE CLEAN­ after. Y.W.C.A. Montdair LEAP FROG. Children's Clo­ ning wheels, quilts, paintings, DAYCARE ottered at a rea­ ING 11 Good references. Proles- call: 1-800-845-2197. Expert (No phone calls please). Upper Montclair Plaza, Upper GLEN RIDGE: 63 Highland No. Essex, 159 Glenridge thing Consignment. We need prints, spool cabinets, bronzes, speed drivers Cell- 1-800-368- sonable rate in my home. Ex- your outgrown, unused.best. eo jMontclair/, N.J..07Q43,, / ,, j riet.\aTr^af PtaygrOlind 'Betting1: Avft ItMpm. Don't- Ave., Montclaif. tLd: Call cbrriplete baritoob portal s V te a k U M fW fh& Best'Fhjri miss this sale. Moving, every­ dean out your nest. This is 19th C. engraving - Napoleon, WANTED: A few good Rets, avail. Call 201-744-3993. h h For The Money. EOE Subject corp. seeks individual for vari­ thing goes: Housewares, fum. , for add'l. information your store tor good clothes at Indians, etc. Many lamps, cut painters. Exp. frans. needed. TODOLER-working mothers:. 10 Drug Screen. ous positions: 1. To distribute & bric-a-brac, garden tools, paiht low, low prices. Cheek it outl glass, silver, quilts, Roseville, coupons/samples in local su- Steady work. Musi be reliable, ENERGETIC LADY w/refs. Have an economic proposition: ings, clothing, etc. BARTER BOX Consignment 746-5534. Tues.-Sal. I0a-6pm. Call 746-0883 bet. 6 8pm. seeks live in housekeep- Shop.Tues-Sat. 10-5.We accept wicker, plus much, much morel LADIES off-price designer do­ j & 254 Park St., Montdair____ TERMS: Visa, MC, Checks. ing/babysitting employment. Only 3 children (M-F, B-5pm). dothing, hshld goods, etc. 1,02 ming store loc. in Whippany HARVARD ST.(Montdair) Disc. 10% Premium. RUGS - adv. material in local super­ WILDLIFE Conservation Jobs. Call Barbara 718-363-1434. Interested. 201-955-1433. Walnut St. Montclair,744-9698. seeks FT/PT sales. Customer . block sale. Tiffany lamps, wick­ Cash Only. 'Deliveries, Snack service skills, merchandise markets. Hrs, & days Ilex. Game wardens, security, main- . YOUNG lady seeks domestic er turn., pottery, porcelain BEST quality German kitchen Bar. NJ & NY Tax Exempt with $7/hr. Call 1-800-388-7090 bet.. tenance, etc. No exp. nec. Now EUROPEAN LADY available to paintings, retrig., electronics take care of elderly sick. Ex- work, live-in, ind. babysitting. knives - HENCKELS & WUST- CHILDCRAFT critBjr. bed & dealer proof. For inta/directlons 10am and noon. hiring. For info. 219-794-0010, & children's dothing, & books, changing table/dresser, $300. ext. 9079.9am-10pm,7days. perience & references. Call Highly exp'd. Speaks Frenbh, a OFF - like new. CHEF'S call: 201-529-5516. Granny's . little Erig. Gd, rets. 201-372- homemade crafts, portable dis­ Solabed, $75. Lane light oak Attic, Visit the store - 142 201-226-5663. hwasher, TV, sola, entertain­ CHOICE electric knife shar­ ' : 2922, after 5pm. pener. Calf i201-379-5856. coffee table, $50. Rosewood Franklin Tpke., Mahwah, NJ., LICENSED physical therapy EXP'D. tobman, long term local ment center and much more. Stereo cab., $200. DR table, 7 Days, 10-epm. assistant P/T afternoons and reference, looking lor work tak­ Sat.. April 30,9-3. $75. or B/0.783-1 ^32. evenings. Call 201-746-5151. ' A RESPONS. , babysitter wanted for 2 school children. ing care of elderly, houseclean­ CLASSIFIED ing, driving to appts., shopping | Bicycle thf neweptperll [ 1 Sat.-nights. Exp.’d H.Stootl. Fax it - 201-746-8131 Recycle this newspeperIII Recycle thlanewspeperril Fax 201-746-8131 & preparing meals. 744-2283.

I April 28,1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page* 19 t w w q u m H BUSINESS CARDS BU8MESS CARDS PUBLIC NOTICE p u b l ic no tic e m u e w n c e PUBUC NOTICE FOR SALE SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-8 SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-90 SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-74 ANTIQUE FURNITURE • VOLKSWAGEN Passat 1992. PINE VALLEY LANDSCAPING TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN SHERIFF S SALE refininished and repaired. Call NEW JERSEY SHERIFF S SALE SHERIFFS SALE White station wagon, stick shift, Sod*Shrubs*Mulch*Trees*RR VERONA RESIDENTS ONLY! SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ -SUPERIOR COURT Of NEW JER­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ 256-8464, ask tor Angelo or Ties‘Dhveways*Patk>s*Uoder- TAKE NOTICE that on Wednes­ very low mileage, used only in LAWN MAINTENANCE & TRIMMING SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ SEY,--CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ Nancy. Short Hills. Always garaged. ground sprinkers'Spring dean day, May 4. 1994, at 8:09 PM:, at SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO- F- SEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO F- SEX COUNTY. DgCKET NO F- ups/lawn Maintenance/Lawn $20.00 Weekly B ip Hal.Mifcum. New Jer- 1203-93. COLLECTIVE FEDERAL 8953-92. MIDLANTIC NATIONAL 7948-93 NEW JERSEY HOUSING Take over lease, $277. month. Senior Citizens 15% Discount {$17. Weekly) PUBLIC HEARING will be SAVINGS BANK PLAINTIFF -VS- Ends 1996. CaH 201-564-8780 care programs. the Planning Board on the BANK. A NATIONAL BANKING AS­ MORTGAGE FINANCE MUST SELL: American/4 plank Customers are limited so please call now. ALONZO EAVES AND DORIS SOCIATION. PLAINTIFF -VS- RAY AGENCY F/K/A NEW JERSEY or 212-554-8013. 731-7420 ion of Richard and Joanne JACKSON EAVES A/K/A DORIS seat, Bucks Co., PA chairs, HAYES MAINTENANCE JON ASSOCIATES. A New Jersey MORTGAGE FINANCE AGENCY. early mHk paint cupboard, Vic­ EAVES A/K/A DORIS JACKSON Partnership' et als DEFENDANTS PLAINTFF, -VS- WILLIAM WANTED: Clean family-van. C & C LAWN The premises are known as, 18 torian set 6 walnut cane seat VERONA, NJ. A/K/A DORIS J. EAVES. HUSBAND Execution F« Sale of Mortgaged DOUGLAS KELLY AND MRS WIL­ Prefer Ford. .High miles okay it ^LANDSCAPE SERVICE and 20 \ i Street and ar6 c AND" WIFE, et als. DEFENDANTS LIAM DOUGLAS KELLY HIS WIFE, chairs, maple port-a-crib, side exceUent condition. Call 201 Spring clean-up, lawn 201-857-1378 ; 701 < »Tax Map Execution For Sale of Mortgaged ET ALS. DEFENDANTS Execution chairs, pr. Bentwood chairs, of the Township of MiHbum 912-8740. maint, fertilizing, seeding, es. For Sale ot Mortgaged Premises small Oriental-red & blue- Thq applicants. Richard and je of the above stated writ of landscape design,' mulch­ Joanne Driscoll, request the foHow- needs repair, 1950s Directoire. ing, gutters cleaned. ENTEBTAINMENT -Execution, to me directed, I shall ex- SHERIFFS OFFICE. Essex County :ulion to me directed I shall ex- MOTORCYCLES or sale by Public Auction, in l for sale by Pubic .Auction in king headboard. By appt. only; v Free est, Pest. lie. . Waiver of the E IS requiri Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ Call 379-6246. Lv.nama/phone. GREAT SCOTTI IT'S MAGICI SHERIFF S OFFICE, Essex County day. tha 24th day of MAY 1994. al SHERIFF S OFFICE Essex County 1986 KX125. All original parts K Fully ins'd. 12 yrs. exp. Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ Courts BuJdmg in Newark, on Tues­ 239-1341.633-5308 Comedy Magic at it's best. one-thirty P.M (prevailing time) all Low hours. Fast. Excellent con-, Featuring "Thurston" the magi­ day, the 3rd day of May 1994. one- that tract or panel of land day. the 24th day of MAY 1994. at RARE M-pc. OR set w/marble 1 irty P.M. (prevailing time) dttion. $1100 or best otter. 256 Interior & cal macaw. Available for chil­ City one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) tops; tine Chinese furniture; The property to be sold s located in EOT OF NEWARK, COUNTY OF 6786. dren's or adult parties. For into, Newark. County d Eai I State 1860 Grand Piano; Viet, chair Exterior the TOWNSHIP OF VERONA, in the of New Jersey. ESSEX. STATE OF NEW JERSEY w/uphol. seat; Pewter chand­ call SCOTT DRUKKER 201- COUNTY OF ESSEX and the State BEGINNING at the poi STREET ADDRESS 119 N 11TH elier; pr handpainted lamps; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 744-8332. anytime. of NEW JERSEY. STREET, NEWARK. NEW JERSEY paintings; armchairs. 744-8884 only known as 4 AMY Fourth Street ar TAX LOT47 BLOCK 1027 FENDER GUITAR. $200. CUSTOM WOODWORK THE FRIENDLY .PURPLE DI­ COURT, VERONA, NEW JERSEY sideline of Abmgton A DIMENSIONS 25.0 FEET X 100 0 Charvel quitar, $200. Tascam • Built-In Bookcases NOSAUR. Children's parties 07044 ‘ from said poml running FEET X 25 0 FEET X 100 0 FEET EDUCATIONAL A copy of the application and all Tax Lot No. 18 in Block 2. NEAREST CROSS STREET 462 0 recorder, $125. Yamaha STX- • Wall Units Low rates. 15 mins. 1/2hr & 45 porting documents have been Dimensions of the Lot are (approxi­ • Custom Kitchen ol Fourth Street south 29 FEET FROM PARK AVENUE 90, $150. 2 Elctra-voice 12* A Family Business mins performances. 673-3334. filed with the Secretary of the Plan­ mately) 165 feet wide by 169 feet FRENCH TUTORING for Mid­ Cabinets & Vanities ning Board of the Townshp of dle School & High School stu­ speaker (w/oabs), $150. Asst for over 50 years. long. Feel to a point, the • Antique Furn. Repair Millburn and are available for in­ dents by experienced French Teavey amps & stands. Call Only the Finest Materials PERSONALS Nearest Cross Street Situate on the (2) South 60 D» 201-744-5260. spection • during normal business easterly side of Amy Court, distant teacher. Call 201 -376-8084. 228-5290 Fully Ins'd. Free Estimate East 100 00 test t< hours at Township Hall. 210 feet from the northeasterly side (3) North 29 deg DO YOU believe? Your life is The public is invited to the hear- of Cambridge Road. PIANOS FOR SALE JEFF GERARD ruled by the stars' Horoscope East 50 00 feet to W lA STAGEgP® Summer MASON: Steps, patios, plaster­ A full legal description can be found (4) South 60 dei afternoon theatre arts lor kids. updated daily 1-900-622-9893. in the Office of the Register of Essex m e“ satisfied by saw FREE upright player piano (il COLONNA LANDSCAPING. ing. etc. Reasonable. Free East 10000 feet 2 sessions avail (both 2 weeks) estimates. Please call Johrf, $2.5(Vmin. 18+, Touch phone County. of TWELVE THOU­ works I). Call Bruce or Patricia, Spring clean-up & weekly 1st: for 8-10 yr. olds July 5-14, 239-7310. required. JJG, 80 Jane Street, A deposit of 10% of the bid prioe in SAND ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY 746-7917. maintenance. For free estimate „ 1 908-277-2727 2-4pm. 2nd: For 10-12 yr. olds, New York, NY 10014. cash or certified funds is required at EIGHT DOLLARS AND NINETY call 201-239-6141. 19 Beechwood Road the time of sale. sideline of Third Street. North 29 de­ M CENTS ($12.178 94) to­ July 1B-2B, 2-4pm. Instructor: NICK'S Landscaping. Spring Summit, NJ 07902-0848 The approximate amount of Judg­ gether with the costs of this sale Judy Gibbons. Call 744-3309 clean-up, monthly lawn maint., FREE PERSONALITY test. >8,1994 Fee:$14 62 grees 41 minutes East 10000 feet DASCOLI MASONRY Contrac­ ment to be satisfied by said sale is to the point of intersection ot. the The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- shrub & ' tree planting & Your personality determines the sum of SIXTEEN THOUSAND PIANO TUNING & REPAIRS: tors. Brick, plaster, concrete, your happiness! Know why7 re ot Third Street PLAY N LEARN Day Care, Up­ Also available tor piano playing removal. Free est. Call Nick's EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN provtded by law stone & foundation work. Free Call 1-800-334-LIFE. . PUBLIC NOTICE DOLLARS AND NO CENTS per Montclair, estb. 1973. Ages at house parties. Damien Del Landscaping, 201-429-8204. Abmgton Avenue West, thence Newark, N J April 18. 1994 estimates. 201-239-3840. ($16,837.00), together with the costs (6) Along the said Southwesterly ARMANDO B FONTOURA Sheriff ; &1<2 to 6 |||p part or call in. Russo, 403-1558 or 857-t TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Summer Camp. State Cert. P & D HOME DECKS' JNSfENA TO |m UDE .TM of this sale. sideline of Abington Avenue West Budd Larner, Gross Rosenbaum DAVID C.BOYNTON. Painting LEGAL NOTICE The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ North 60 degrees 19 minutes West Greenberg & Sade. Attorneys 744-5575. Sally or Keith Kelly. Specializing in excellent quality novena has never been known The Planning Board of the MUSICAL Contractor. Int/Ext., Wallpaper lo tail. This novena must be journ the sale from time to time as 200.00 Feet to the point and place ol Pub 4/28 5;5 J2;1.9 1994 Fee $72 20 custom decks. Reas. ra|e,s. For Township of MiHburn, in the County provided by law. INSTRUCTION Hanging. 25 years exp. Cald said for 9 consecutive days. BEGINNING TUTORING free estimate call 785-3765. of Essex, will hold a Special Meeting Newark, N.J. March 28,1994 #1 VOICE INSTRUCTION well/Montclair area. 746-4457. Publication must ,be promised. on May 11,1994, to hold an Orienta­ ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff PUB ub NOTICE ALL SUBJECTS Oh, Holy St. Jude, Apostle and tion Meeting for Board members and Frank J Martone, A EDWARD COSME: Painting SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-37 K/COLLEGE OLSEN MUSIC STUDIO DAVID'S HOME Contractor.- Interior/exterior. Martyr, great in virtue and rich to begin discussion on items under Pub 4/7,14,21. & 28 Fee $72 20 ESL SAT PREP SHERIFF S SALE Paperhanging. Faux finishes. in miracles, near Kinsman of supEpijfteoyrt of' new jer­ INSTRUCTIONiN IMPROVEMENT The meeting is set for 8 00 p m PUBLIC NOTICE HIGH SCHOOL-ADULTS Est. Montclair 1974,263-1881. Jesus Christ, faithful inter­ sey CHANCERY DlVfSI'ON.. ES- YOUR OWN HOME Free estimates- Low cessor of all who invoke your,: |SEX COUNTY DOCKET .NO F- CaH: ELLEN Prices. Interior & Exterior Helens Merle SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-71 201-67B-^HI PA'LS LANDSCAPING Full special patrbnage in time of Secretary to the Planning Board SHERIFF'S 'SAMBIB 31 " PENN • 'j'EDSRAjl; 201-467-0274 Painting, Wallpapering, need to you I have recourse Date April 28.1994 Fee $4 76 SAVINGS BANK A USA lawn service. Fertilizing - SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER Judgment to be satisfied by said RATION PLAINTIFF ALVARO AUTOS DRUM lessons: All levels. Sheet Rock, Paneling & Handy man. No job loo small. from the depth of my heart and SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ sale is the sum of THREE HUN­ Ceilings. Ceramic & Lino­ humbly beg to whom God has PINTO AND MARiA PINTO HIS FOR SALE Learn to read music & perform Call 201-509-1798 Jett or Rob. SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F DRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND FIVE W IFEplj ALS. DEFENDANTS all styles. Great with children: leum Tiling. 748-9438, 1- given such great power to 9150-92. INDEPENDENCE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE DOL­ FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC ALIAS Execution For: Sale of Mon '83 MERCEDES 300 Turbo- Joe (201) 743-3702. PLASTERING SPECIALTY. come to my assistance. Help LARS AND FIFTY THREE CENTS gaged Premises me in my present and urgent PLAINTIFF -VS-' TADCO ($315.57553), together with the Diesel Wagon. Classy looking Also, sheetrock & brick repair. INVITATIOflJO BIDDERS PROPERTIES. A Limited Partner beige w/camel leather int. Runs GUITAR! From rock to dassi- DENICOLA Construction Co. Prompt, reliable, resonable. petition. In return, I promise to MILLBURN TOWNSHIP General Contractors, commer­ ship et als. DEFENDANTS Execu The Sherd » right t beautifully. $9500.829-4/90. cal and everything in between. Call Chns Ray, 763-6275 make your name known and NOTICE IS HEREBY given tion For Sale ol Mortgaged Learn guitar from R. Damierf cial and residential. Over 40 cause you to be invoked. St. sealed proposals will be receive SHE^RlFFrS-pEFie^ Fusco. B.A Music, 736-4289. yrs,experience, 201-680-15831 ■Jude, pray tor us all whom-, the Purchasing Board of By virtue of the i > stated i Newark, NJ April 18 1 994' '88 BMW 520 E. 4 door, black PORSZAPlNG m m Land­ Township of Milburn in the County n Tuesday-'jhe 10th d'a^ I on grey, 74k., loaded, sunroof. scape construction. 908-352- voke your aid Amen Say 3 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff of Essex for: pose for sale by Public Auction, in Crummy. DelOeo. Dolan, Griffmger Mint cond. Asking $8500. 546- PIANO LESSONS: Your home, 1686. Our Fathers, 2 Hail Marys, 3 ALTERATION FOR HANDICAP Noted teacher/musidan, M.A. Glorias. A.B. SHERIFF’S OFFICE. Essex County & Vecchione, Attorneys 7407. 1 ACCESSIBILITY PHASE 1 - Courts Building in Newark, on Tues Pub 4/28. 5/5.12.19.1994 Fee 96 00 Carnegie recitals. Begin-advd, RETIRED CARPENTER Gar. MILLBURN TOWN HALL day. the 24th day of May 1994. al Michael Palmieri, 226-5348. A WONDERFUL FAMILY EX­ Said sealed bids will be opened ■90 JEEP WRANGLER. 6 cyl., EXT. PAINTING drs, brick pointing, windows, one-lHirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) PUBUC NOTICE Commonly known as 196 PERIENCE. Scandinavian, and read in public at Milbum Town BEING Lots 3-C0001. 3-C0002, 3 5 spd., ps, pb, am/fm stereo STUDY PIANO with qualified & Spackle, sheet rock. Free chains, plastering, stairs, por­ cass., red, 2 tops, 50k( $8750 est. fully insured. Res. ches; repairs, glass trim. Mike European, South American, C0005 and 3-C0006 in Block 2203 Block'937 'Dimensions. exp'd. piano teacher, specializ­ on the Tax Map of the Township of SUPERIOR (CHAN) 1-28 or b.0.201-744-9333. specialist. 201-389-0430. Serafin, 744-5880,239-7572. Japanese High School ex­ SHERIFF’S SALE (Approximately).23 feet w.d ing in beginners ol all ages. change students arriving in Au­ Plans, Specifications, Proposal Montclair. Forms and Advertisement for the COMMONLY known as 30 lid SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW MM Manhattan School of gust. Become a Host' Farm JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, 'CASH Paid at your door. Used Music. Diane Moser, 783-9501 FLOOR SANDING, scraping & RO'OFJ'NG'- New roots 8 repair proposal plans may be obtained in Crescent, Unit f 5 arid 6 Montclair cars lor mini-vans -wanted. waxing floors. Free estimates work. Free estimate. Fqllgpj ily/AISfi/Call Kathleen 908-' the Office of the Township Engineer, Essex County, New Jersey' . ESSEX COUNTY, DOCKET NQ F- Clean or abused, any year, any Call G. & G. Floor Mainten­ sured. We do It all for less. 'Call 389-3346 Or 1#00-SIBLING. 375 Milburn Ave., Millburn, NJ A full legal description can be foum 2482-93. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE VOCAL & PIANO INSTRUC CORPORATION. HI. a Foreign cor­ mileage. Best prices paid. Call ance, 201-744-2171. 22B-9779, IJM Construction. 07041, during the hours of 8:30 a m. in the Offioe of the Register of Esse TION. Fomerly Montclair State to 4:30 p.m. Questions should be County. poration authorized to Transact Rich first 857-1195, anytime. College insVuctor. All ages referred to Robert B. Heintz, AIA, Ar- Business within the State of New FRANK SCALZITTI ROOFING A deposit of 10% of the bid price ■ Reasonable rates, 746-9744. ’ SPIFFY 20f-467-1240. required at the time of sale Jersey. PLAINTIFF, -VS-.UDIER 1 HASSLE F§®isELUNGI Roofing repairs, patching spe Tapia and Gladys tapia, his CLEANING The approximate amount of the wife, DEFENDANTS Execution For Top dollar paid. High miles OK. cialist. Reasonable rates. 201 •One time or ongoing BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Forms to be furnished by the Judgment to be satisfied b Any condition. For tree quotes 345-4567,201-278-0109. TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN township Engineer in the manner sale is the sum of EIGHTY FOUR] Sale of Mortgaged Premises. The •Yard 'cleanup and junk PUBLIC NOTICE designated therein and required in By virtue of the above writ of Execu- udgment to be satisfied by said 783-4880. Montclair Auto Sales removal available THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED iale is the sum of TWO HUNDRED FREE ESTIMATES lor power THIRTY TWO DOLLARS AND SIX­ FORTY:| tR^SNDlWO HUN­ •We , clean everything closed in a sealed envelope bearing TY FIVE CENTS ($84 832 65) toJ 1967 MUSTANG Coupe. 6 cyl., washing & general dean-up (Even windows) Mary Jane Reisler has applied tor a the name and address of the bidder DRED TWENTY NINE ,D,0jL4ARS services. Also siding, patios, gather with the costs of this sale Courts Building in Newark, oh Tues­ AND NINETY FOU.R, CENTS auto, 1 owner. 28,000k. No HANDLE IMPROVEMENTS Zoning Variance from the Millburn and the. name of the project on the The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ rust. Excellent mechanically. garages, bsmts, etc. 783-9748. Township Board of Adjustment for outside, addressed to the Purchas­ day, the 10th day of May 1994, at ($240.22994) together with the WITH CARE •General repairs, inc journ the sale from, time to time as $4500. Call 785-0183. property located at 27 The Crescent, ing Board, Town Hall, 375 Millburn provided by law. one-thirty P.M (Prevailing Time) all GARDEN design, planting plaster & spackling. - Short Hills, Block 1604, Lot Avenue, Milbum, NJ 07041 that tract or parcel of land and The Sheriff r f Newark. N J April 18.1994 premises situate, lying and being m 1978 VW BAJA BUG, Candy consult^ as little or as much •Painting & paint removal Millburn Township, which is schedul­ Each proposal must be ac­ ARMANDO B FONTOURA. Sheriff Reasonable Rates ed lor a hearing on Monday, May companied by a certified check, the City of Orange. County of Essex, Apple Red, 31 inch tires. BETSY DAUS as yoifneed to make your gar­ Brown. Gold & Beck. Attome Newark. N J April 4 1994 Needs headlight & engine Call 201-746-7483 16. 1994. at 8:00 P,M. in the Town Pub 4/28,5/5.12.19 1994Fee:$61 and the State of New Jersey, more den perfect. Perennials, shade, Hall. 375 Millburn Avenue. Millburn. particularly desertoed herein ARMANDO B FQNTOQRA, Sheriff work. Best offer. Call Chris, 2Q1-744-9260 borders. Landscape renova­ BEGINNING on the southwesterly PATRJ&CO McTERNAN Attorney SPRING HAS SPRUNG, Enjoyj New Jersey The requested variance PUBLIC NOTICE 201-509-1829, leave message. PET SITTING tion, stone walls and walks. Liz side of Forest Street at the easterly ub 4-14 21.28 5 5 1994 Fee $66 00 the great outdoors Plan your Toner.,.239-1758. in exoess of $20,000.00. In addition, SUPERIOR (CHAN) F-13 corner of lands conveyed by 1986 TOYOTA CAMRY LIE; 4 DOG TRAINING custom deck now, Logan Carl said proposal must also be ac­ SHERIFF S SALE Frederick Berg to George Berg by door, auto, sunroof, A/C. HUSBAND TOO BUSY? I will pentry 239*1735; companied by a Consent of Surety Deed dated April 9. 1981 (See Deed SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ Book D21, Page 15. etc.) thence 75,000 mi. Excellent cond. 1 do all jobs at your house. Re The .papers relating to this ap­ in writing by a surety company SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ Serving the Montclair area plication are on tile in the office ol thorized to do business in the State running along said Forest Street SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-94 owner. $3950.201-994-0274. place tried. cabs., wind, sash SUPERMAN: House/Apt. SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- SHERIFF’S SALE since 1982. Clean. Odd jobs, painting, yard the Secretary of the Board of Adjust­ of New Jersey and approved 10333-92. LLEWELLYN-EDISON South 48 degrees 40 minutes East Bonded wghts., wood porches. Repair ment daily between the hours of Township Committee to the 49 feet to lands of Francis Berg, SUPERIOR eOURT OF NEW JER­ 1988 MAZDA 929, Must sell. work, chauffg, etc. Local grad SAVINGS BANK, S.L.A. SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION ES­ sticky doors, leaky faucets 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM - Monday that it will furnish all bonds r< PLAINTIFF -VS- ANTHONY thence along his line South 42 de­ Leather, A/C, '.CD, cassette, etc., ‘efe..'Bill, the Handyman student. Michael 783-3883. through Friday by the contract document. grees West 138 feet: thence north SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- FINALQI and LUCY FINALDI, his 32 CITICORP MORTGAGE power sunroof, dual alarms, naadhiiiMti 239-2892 Date April 28.1994 Fw.SB.S0T New Jersey Public Law, N wife, et aid, DEFENDANTS. Execu- 48 degrees 40 minutes West 49 feet ABS. Mint cond. 52k. Only THE LAWN TEAM. Mo, maim, 52:34-15 requires that all bidders For; Sale of Mortgaged to lands of said George Berg thence P H t 1'DELAWARE COJTRQRA: DAILY DOG WALKING $60-$ 125. Clean-ups, $125.- along his line North 42 degrees East TION PLAINTIFF -VS- $6,999,201-509-7414.. J & A RUBBISH removal RICK JEAN- JEAN, WlLN'ER JE'AN- |$'$5tijjfcior|'t waste rpeyjo^ Affidavit" and a list of all stock­ irtue of tha ebove stated writ of 138 feet to said Forest Street and Very reasonable Very quick] holders of the corporation or partnerm place of BEGINNING PIBRRE. et-als .DEFENDANTS, Ex- 1988 SAAB 900. 52,000 miles. very honest Willing to do any estimates, 2;oi #57-81339. Execution, to me directed, I shall ex­ BEING Lot T6 ini Block 156 on this For Sale ot Mortgaged ship who own ten (10%) pose for sale by Public Auction, in Needs some body work. As-, job, anywhere, anytime. We fill more, of its stock or interest in part- Tax Map of the City of Orange TONY CARAVELLA SHERIFF’S OFFICE. Essex County king $3,200. Call 744-5410 be­ dumpsters too. Jim 674-4973 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ COMMONLY known as 640 Forest tween 8am-6pm. or bpr # 312-3203 or Alan bpr Cleanups, wkly. lawn maint, TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN day the 3rd day of May 1994, at Street. Orange. New Jersey 07050 shrub trimming, fully ins. 1 -800 jr sale by Public Auction m 268-6907. PUBLIC NOTICE SHERIFF’S OFFICE Essex County 1986 TOYOTA VAN-original 287-7991. . Take notice that Amy and Eric sey Prevailing Wage Law and Courts Building in Newark on Tues- owner. 102,000 miles. Good JACK OF ALL TRADES Schott has applied for a Zoning Vari­ e 24th day of May 1994 at ance from the Milburn Township Davis-Bacon and Copeland Act! BEING also known as Lot 9 Block condition. $1,950. Call eves. ODD JOBS WALLPAPERING & Painting. the Federal Government and reg 201-746-8443. We beat all est. All types of Board of Adjustment lor property lo­ 306 on the Official Tax Map of the Painting, carpentry, roof cated at. W. Hobart Avenue, M tion and orders thereunder. Township of Cedar.Grove. sale is the sum of FIFTY-EIGHT repairs. Attics, cellars, wallcovering. 25 yrs. proi'l exp.' Hills block 1506, lot "3 Millburn The right is reserved by the Approximate size 43’x 125’ THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SIXTY- 1988' CADILLAC COUPE yards, gutters deaned. Air Paint removal, Sm joos. quick Township, which is scheduled Township Committee to Approximately 943 feet south of the TWO DOLLARS AND SEVEN response. Free est. 472-4170. and all bids and to CENTS. ($58,662 07) together wi DeVILLE 62k miles Gold VERONICA CARRELL cond's.'Driveway sealer. hearing on May 16. 1994. at 800 intersection formed by Lopez Road TREMONT AVENUE. NEWARK spring edition, white. Immaq. Mtc., Verona, Cedar Grove PM in the Town Halt. 375 MiHbum and Chase Place. therein and cond. $8500. or B/0.746-9177 areas only. WINDOWS: I do them! Re­ Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. The A full legal description can be found ix Lot N©y 6 Block 4214 place sash cords, unstick sticky requested variance is to erect a 2 shall be under the best interest of in the Office of the Register of Essex 201-748-6770 Tree trimming. story front addition, a 2 story real the Township of Milburn. mansions of Lot approximate^ 40 1984 AUDI. 4 door sedan, ones, replace entire unit. I also County. et wide by 100 feet long Call Al- 661 -3252. addition and a attached garage. Lynn Rogers-Eisenbeil A deposit of 10% of the bid price in Newark. April 4.1994 auto, pb, ps, pi, pw, front wheel ADOPT-A-CAT "Judda" 7 mo do baths, medicine^abinets & ARMANDO B FONTOURA. Sheriff rarest Cross Street Situate on the female, blk/wht, good w/kids, The papers relating to this ap cash or certified funds is required at luthwesterly s.de * of TGEMC'.N" drive, sunroof. Very good cond. shower doors. Caul Bill, the plication are on tile in the office o' Date: April 28,1994 Fee:$25.16 the time of sale Cooper. Perskie. April. Niedelman $1900 or b.0.783-9732. friendly. "Alpha" .2 yr. wht/brn JO N EKLUND Handyman at 201-239-2892. tllg Secretary of the Board of Adjust- ■■ Wagenheim & Levenson. Attorneys AVENUE 50 feet from scut*- tiger female, good w/cats, shy The approximate amount of Jhe Pub 4/14.21.28.5/5.1994 Fee $82 80 t,CEDAR ^RESTORATIONS Judgment to be satisfied by said but friendly, See -these and WOOD DOCTOR Wilt sale is the sum of ONE HUNDRED 1984 BUieKELECIRA wagon. •Stripping & refinishing - 8 cyl., all .power, A/C, good many other cats at PAWS,, 95 repair tables, drawers, SIXTY THREE THOUSAND FOUR PUBUC NOTICE cond. $900. or best offer. Call Walnut St, Montclair. Open 7 interior woodwork - kitchen cabinets, chairs, shelving, Selling a car? HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE DOL­ days, 12-4pm. Call 746-5212, cabinets • Painting - inte­ LARS AND FORTY FOUR CENTS, 467-8261. doset inter., door trimming, Date: April 28.1994 Fee $8 50 SUPERIOR (CHAN) I-52 rior & exterior • Light locks, mail slots. Handy man ($163,483.44), together with SHERIFF S SALE THE ITEM costs of this sale. * SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ 1987 HONDA PRELUDE 2.0 ADOPT-A-DOG "Sandy” 6 mo. repairs & plastering jobs. Free est. 201-731-7584.* The Sheriff reserves the right ti SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ Judgment to the satisfied by said SI. Excel, cond. 97k miles. 5 female Shep. mix: Good w/kids Subscribe to & dogs, friendly, mostly • Lead paint removal SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- sale is the sum of ONE HUNDRED spd. All options. $4900. Call Classified 10787-91, NATWEST "HOME housebroken. “Sasha" 2 yr. 746-7483 T H E I T E M IfftlRTY SIX THdUSAND >OJR 201-746-5107. MORTGAGE CORPORATION, -HUNDRED SEVENTY 0$ ;DOl- Shep. mix. spayed female, 800773-2387 PLAINTIFF -VS- FLORENCE FIND oul where to get a mas­ - LARS AND EIGHTY FjVE DEN'S' 1984 CADILLAC SEVILLE good w/kids & dogs. Came to JUST LAWNS 201 379-5459 BOYLE AND BRUCE BOYLE, HER I($136 476.85) togelher with the shelter together would like to [LANDSCAPE CO. sage anywhere in III* U S Pub 4/7.14. 21.28.1994 Fee $6380 HUSBAND, ET, - ALS. 5 of this sale ELEGANTE- fully loaded, re­ Send $12.95 for Massage DEFENDANTS Execution For Sale built engine/new vans. Ga­ adopt as pair. More dogs at 'Complete Landscape PAWS, 95 Walnut St.. Mont­ Directory, or write lor informa­ of Mortgaged Premises raged since new. One owner. Lawn Maintenance” clair. Open 7 days, 12-4pm. tion to: Working Press Inc., 177 provided by law Mint cond. $5,900. or nearest Professional • Competitive Newark. NJ April 18 1994 Call 201-746-5212. Dial 667-LAWN *667-5296 Main St., Suite 193, Fort Lee, PUBLIC NOTICE TO VOTERS OF ESSEX COUNTY, offer. 201-857-8933. NJ, 07024, REGISTRATION OF VOTERS ARMANDO B FONTOURA Shentt NJ Certf'd. Pestidde Applicator SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County Shain. Schaffer & Rafanello M.H.D.T.C. Obedience dasses Registration of voters for the Primary Election, June 7th, 1994 will be conducted at the office of the Com­ Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ 1990 ACURA INTEGRA LS. 5 # 23261 -Insured • Plowing missioner of Registration, 33 Washington Street, First Floor, Newark, or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office in the I . | Atto/nays for beginners & novice. At 18 NATURE'S. HEALTH CENTER day, the 17th day of May 1994, at Pub 428. 5/5,12,19.1994 Fee 69 40 spd. 2 dr. AM/FM cass. Passaic Ave, Fairfield. FMI, call proudly presents Dr. Gary Null. voter's community, each weekday between the hours of 9 A.M. to4 P.M. one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time). P/sunroof. 50k miies. Honey L&S LANDSCAPING EVENING REGISTRATION The property to be e sold is located Gail 857-0198. 3 Come and spend an afternoon For the convenience of the voter, the Office of the Commissioner ot Registration will be open evenings from 4 beige. $9500. Call 239-4610. COMPLETE SERVICES with one of America's leading in the Town of Montclair, in the P.M. to 9 P.M. on May 2,3,4, 5,6 and 9th, 1994 County of Essex and the State of BUSINESS CARDS •Design ‘Maintenance nutritionists. Date: May 7, 2pm The Municipal Clerks’ Offices in the following municipalities will be open 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. op May 5.6, and 9th, 1990 FORD TEMPO GL. Red, •Clean Ups *Plants (in the afternoon) Place: 372 grey ini., auto, am/fm cass., Commonly known as: 143 Gates Av­ A&B RUBBISH REMOVAL •Mulch -Stone Broad St. Bloomfield. BELLEVILLE LIVINGSTON NUTLEY enue, Montclair. New Jersey A/C, ps, pb, pi, tilt, new tires + Metal, wood. Residential- paint •Top Soil/Seed Sod BLOOMFIELD MAPLEWOOD ORANGE Tax Lot No. 18 in Block No, 1204 exhaust. 1 owner. 67k. $5000 •RR Ties -Snow Removal CEDAR GROVE MILLBURN SOUTH ORANGE Dimensions of Lot: (approximately) cans, unwanted items, etc. Call li& W E L EAST ORANGE MONTCLAIR VERONA1 or b.0. 746-0188, Iv. msg. 201 -743-1872,7 days a week. Excellent References Available 100 feet wide by 200 feet long IRVINGTON NEWARK WESTORANGE Nearest Cross Street. Situate on the Free Estimates Fully Insured BAHAMAS CRUISE. 5 days/4 The.Municipal Clerks Offices in the following municipalities will be open from 4 P.K > 9 P K i May J 1991 FORD TAURUS wagon. Special Bonus ■ Call nowl north side of Gales Avenue, 200 feet A.P. LAWN SERVICE. Spring nights. Underbooked. Musi 1994: ‘ " from the westerly side of Harrison AC, P/S/W/L. AM FM cass. dean-ups, fertilizing, pruning. 201-325-1449 sell. $279/couple. Limited tick­ CALDWELL CC, ABS, 3rd seat. 47k miles. Weekly maintenance. Call 201- ets. 407-767-8100 ext. 5229. ESSEX FELLS A full legal description can be found $7995. Orig. Owner. 509-7908. 857-1366. [LAKES & PONDS: New ponds Mon.-Sat. 9am-l0pm. FAIRFIELD in the Office of the Register of Essex designed, constructed. Existing REGISTRATION BY MAIL County. 1990 ACURA INTEGRA GS, 5 ponds deaned, reshaped. Anyone wishing.to register by mail can do so by requesting registration forms from the Commissioner of A deposit of 10% of the bid price in AA .SPRING Clean-ups done CONDO VACATIONS PLUS: Registration. 33 Washington Street, Newark, New Jersey 07102, or by calling 621-5030 & 5031 gj speed, 31,000 miles, excellent neatly. Lawns cut weekly. Reli­ Dams repaired. Owner/oper- Deluxe resort condo's & villas cash or certified funds is required at condition, loaded, $10,500. VOTING REQUIREMENTS able & reasonable rates, Call ator, 30 yrs. experience. Any­ in' the U.S., Caribbean & Mexi­ To vote in Essex County a person must be a citizen of the United States, a resident of New Jersey and Essex CaH 201-783-0290. where in N.J. Ralph McGiilan This approximate amount of the now lor free, speedy estimates. co. Discounted, snort & long County for 30 days and shall have attained the age of 18 years by Primary Election Day, June 7th, 1994. judgment to be satisfied by said sale Call Rich 857-1195. Excavating (609) 655-2261. term stays. Call for availability TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION is the sum of FIFTY TWO THOU- 989 MAZDA RX7. convertible. 201-857-1039. A voter who is registered to vote in one district of Essex County and who moves his residence to another part SAND FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY 42,000 miles. Auto vans. Ex­ BIG D'S RUBBISH Removal & LANDSCAPE DESIGN of Essex County must transfer his registration to his new address. This can be accomplished by informing the FOUR DOLLARS AND TWENTY Commissioner of Registration in writing. Such notice shall be signed by eaoh voter. Change of Residence cel. cond. Call 212-692-9054. Hauling. House, garage, attic ^INSTALLATION WE WANT you to leel right at CENTS ($52,554.20), together with cards can be obtained by calling 621-5030 & 5031. , the costs of this sale and basement. Reasonable Foundation Planting - Flower |home at Cedar Grove Travel. THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER OR TRANSFER FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION ISMAY 9TH, 1994. AAA- ALL CARS, TRUCKS & gardens - Shade gardens. The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- rates. Bpr.# 268-6924. We understand our customers The Primary Election.will be field on June 7,*1994 between the hours of 7 A M. and 8 P M Nomination for the mri\ tk)e\sate ,from time to time as late model wrecks" wantedl offices to bejilledin the General Election /are asJolIpWffx > betid or aWei 'Tbp J$$$r paid, expectation^ when It «mves to """'H by Tawf J all ' W ipes' o E RGm£ (SERA v V-- ^ ^ ' iUNITED ixflTcn STATESotatcc SENATORc ( 2jM-812-9174. Anytime. f Ag t business or'leisure travel. We Newark. N^ApuLlLJt9S4. i REPAIRS" « Larry (Munir 11 (d$63SEI?§!3 »are-mere,than joroertaxers ana ARMANDO bTfONTOURA, Sheriff Painting, sheet rocking, car­ can ‘resolve uncertainty" when ...... m m COUNTY EXECUTIVE Maureen E. Montague, Attorney Ford 1990 taurus -gl vs. ESSEX POUNTYSHERFF pentry, etc. Water damage LAWN maintenance, spring Pub:4/21.28.5/5.11,1994 Fee:$70.60 A/C, power, cruise, alloys,-air­ planning travel. We are a team ESSEX COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES specialist. Larry 783-4216. dead-ups, seeding, dethatch­ bag, stereo. 42,500 mi. $6775. of professionals that always put MALE & FEMALE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE ing, fertilizing, shrub trimming. the customer first. Other Travel MALE & FEMALE MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE 239-8721. ALL KINDS OF Masdn work, Free estimates. Call 857-9773. Agencies just can’t do what we Voters may obtain, the locatiop of the polling place in the distrid in which they reside by call 621-5070 daily, steps, sidewalks, patios, foun­ 9:00 AM. to 4:0b P.M., INFINITI G20-1993 W8. 2 air­ do with domestic and interna­ Having a sale? dations, brickwork, basement LEUZZI Construction Co.~ tional (ares. Visit us M-F at 579 TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICE FOR THE DEAF bags, ABS, leather pkg., sun­ waterproofing & ceramic Hie1. Masonry wotk Ind. concrete "Pursuant to provisions of the Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act of 1964 (Public Law 98- - roof. ONLY 4000 mi. $18,900. Pompton Ave. CG. 239-1000. 435), a telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD) is maintained at the Election Division, Department of Call Gabriele 201-759-6793'. fptc. fou ndation, brickwork & all We look forward to your busi- THE ITEM Call Jett or Wendy, 467-4331. masonry. 641-5479 State, Trenton, New Jersey. types of Persons wishing to utilize this service to obtain general voter information, may do so by dialing 1-800-292- ANGELO'S LANDSCAPING: . Classified CLASSIFIED Lawn maintenance. Shrubs, wood chlpq, spring & (all l ^ e a d a n d R e c y c l e 800-773-2387 Faxit -201-746-8131 cleanups. Free esl. 680-9726. THE ITEM of Millbum, and Short Hills April 28,1994 Page 20

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Builder-Carpenter^ The Business Guide operates on a Alarms Aluminum Siding . Bathrooms 3-month seasonal cycle. The next ANY ALARM REPAIR L PACE AND INSTALLATION SEAMLESS SIDING CUSTOM BATHS cycle will begin June 2nd - SPECIALIZING IN REWIRING AComptoto J | Builder-Carpenter AND UPGRADING OF EXISTING Vinyl t Aluminum - Steel Bathroom Modernizing ’ffe y V - I\iey jbp Is Too ALARM SYSTEMS Service, PLUS Deadline for the Summer cycle is ALUMIIMEERS - VIIW LEERS, INC. Deal with the man who / Specializing in Custom Additions COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL will be doing your job. ‘ • Basements • Bathrooms May 13th. For more information BURGLAR ALARMS, FIRE F a t h e r & S o n s 1 9 5 4 • Decks • Kitchens ALARMS, CC1X 467-4455 ' Hoofmg°nS 'Local References • Free Estimates CABLE TV TELEPHONES (908) 273 -8778 call 746-1100 and ask for Rose Over 25 year* experience • Painting Call Louis Ann. We m anufacture & install MIKE SCANNIELLO i& K ttS (908)604-8308 201-467-9229 Howard Caton, Pres. - David Calon, V. Pres. FREE ESTIMATES

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