School Budget Rises, Tops $40 Million Mark

Volume 114113, Number 6 Thursday, February 10, 2000 60 Cents School budget rises, tops $40 million mark The cost of operating the township school system will pass the $40 million mark next year under terms of the 2000-2001 school budget tentatively adopted by the Board of Edu- cation at its meeting Monday night. Total spending, under the budget presented Monday by Superinten- dent of Schools James Donovan and district administrators, will be $40,201,844—$3.14 million higher than the current year’s costs. The tentative budget will be reviewed, and possibly revised, by various board committees before a final draft is presented for public discussion and board adoption at the board’s March 27 meeting. Adopting of the $40.2 million budget would require an 11-point increase in the school tax rate. For the owner of a property assessed at $250,000, the average assessment in the township, that would mean a tax increase of $275 and would bring Staff photo by Eveline Speedie the average school tax bill to $5,075. CLEANING UP—The township public works department had its hands full Monday morning, clear- Dr. Donovan cited five “drivers” ing away snow on Millburn Avenue so motorists would have parking spaces. The clean-up caused that had a significant impact on the traffic jams throughout the day, starting at rush hour, but left the streets noticeably clearer, at least development of the budget, includ- until the next snowfall. ing increasing enrollment, active turnover of housing in the township, increased special education costs, state mandates and the “desire” to WHERE IT GOES—Chart above indicates how current expenses maintain current programs and are distributed in the Board of Education’s budget for the com- Sparks fly Monday night school services. ing year. Chart below shows distribution of the same expenses State aid to the district—increased by salaries, benefits and all other areas. this year by $180,449— is still only a projected 5.6 percent of total rev- at Board of Ed meeting enues. The portion of the state’s total contribution of $2,247,874 slated to Comments about the teachers’ ment for our staff.…The settlement did not tell me you were going to offset special education costs this contract negotiations made by Board speaks for itself.” read a board statement,” responded year is $1,918,620. The board’s bud- of Education member Abby Kalan at The board chairman’s comments Ms. Errico. “I object to the state- get document lamented the lack of the board’s January 24 meeting con- ignited further debate on the issue. ment.” more state funding overall, stating tinued to draw fire from her own col- Board member Corinne Errico At this juncture, Ms. Kalan regis- “The Department of Education con- leagues, most recently at Monday disassociated herself from Ms. Lit- tered her own objection to Ms. Lit- tinues to impose new standards and night’s board meeting. terman’s statement, saying “I do not terman’s statement. “It is appropri- initiatives on Millburn and expects know why you are reading this as a ate for the record to show that you Ms. Kalan’s comments at the pre- our tax payers to fund their projects board letter when I was not polled. I did not poll every board member vious meeting criticized the leader- with limited financial assistance would have preferred you made it because you have not had a conver- ship of the Millburn Education from them.” your own personal comment.” sation with me for two weeks,” she Association for what she perceived Current expenses constitute 92.8 Ms. Litterman interrupted, claim- to be misrepresentations and ques- percent of the budget. Of the ing she had polled Ms. Errico. “You Continued on Page 5 tionable conduct. A number of board $37,291,760 slated for current members at the meeting disassociat- expenses, roughly 80 percent is ear- ed themselves from her comments at marked for salaries and benefits. The that time. Casserly’s decision remaining 20 percent— At the conclusion of Monday $7,372,230—covers all other costs, night’s committee reports, board including textbooks, supplies, utili- president Mary Litterman read a leaves 1 empty seat ties and services. statement saying Ms. Kalan’s com- Major increases in the current An additional music teacher is Item, saying a number of final ments “caught us by surprise.” expenses budget are attributed to ris- also needed at the middle school and expenditures may need to be exam- Ms. Litterman said, “The rest of to fill in election ing utilities costs, up $191,900, new state mandates will necessitate hir- ined, such as the possible inclusion the board would have preferred such staff, up $481,000, benefits, up ing approximately five additional of gym ceiling renovations at the statements were left unsaid. Our A decision by Janice Casserly to ferent to the table. $276,031, special education, up world language teachers. middle school. concern is that many people may seek a second 3-year term on the “It’s nice to be associated with $793,081, and regular instruction “As of today, we have registered The draft was tentatively adopted have interpreted the opinion of one Board of Education leaves one seat something excellent,” she added. costs, up $1,609.965. 270 out of the 300 students we Monday in order to submit it to the person as being representative of the remaining to be filled on the board in “That’s how I think of this board.” The summary of new staff expect for kindergarten next year,” Essex County superintendent of entire board.” Ms. Litterman contin- April’s election. The deadline for filing nominating requests reflects the growing popula- said Dr. Donovan. schools as required by law. ued, “Since the last meeting, I have Ms. Casserly joins fellow board petitions to run for the board is 4 tion in township schools. The budget The budget presented Monday Additional changes may be rec- polled the board members on this member Ronni Schuman-Brown in p.m., Monday, February 28. The calls for 3.4 new classroom teachers night was the third version the board ommended by the board committees point and I want to make it perfectly running for re-election. The third election is scheduled for Tuesday, at the elementary level, four new has drafted. The initial version stood prior to their March 27 meeting at clear she does not speak for this board member whose term expired April 18. seventh grade teachers for the mid- at $40,646,187. The board trimmed which time the budget will be open board.” this year, Corinne Errico, has said Prospective board candidates can dle school and an additional social $300,000 by the January 24 meeting to public feedback and comment. At Speaking “on behalf of the board,” she will step down from the board. obtain a “School Board Candidate studies teacher for the high school. when school principals presented that meeting, the board will approve Ms. Litterman said, “We had great “My business experience is help- Kit” at the Education Center located “Last year it was the sixth grade,” their budget requests. the final draft of the budget that will progress in achieving the board goal ful,” Ms. Casserly told The Item at 434 Millburn Avenue. said Dr. Donovan, “this year, we “Now, we continue with the go before the public for ratification of working with our staff providing prior to Monday night’s board meet- The kit includes information have to address (the growing popu- process,” Dr. Donovan told The on April 18. the best possible working environ- ing. “I think I bring something dif- Continued on Page 5 lation of) the seventh grade.” Cohen, Sigler take helm at DMDA The inside story Registration commences for Classified ...... 25-27 day. The New York City planning By Eveline Speedie town Art Fair. See Page 3. Coming events...... 4 firm was retained by the local busi- Editorial ...... 4 ness group to help design the master Entertainment...... 8, 9 The Downtown Millburn Devel- plan. According to Mr. Buckhurst, opment Alliance (DMDA) will pur- Movies...... 8 “nothing has been done since the Millburn High fencers cap- sue its dream of implementing a Obituaries...... 6 flood.” The Township Committee ture third straight District 2 master plan for the township’s busi- Religious news...... 6 will hear the final report in June. title. Story, Page 16. ness center with a new president and “I will be setting up the organiza- Social ...... 7 new executive director at the helm as tion with Rose,” Ms. Cohen Sports ...... 16-22 part of a reorganization for 2000. explained last week. “My goals are Taking over the presidency from to get more input from members and Ken Gruskin is Amy Kirsten Cohen. to get more residents involved in the Rose Sigler will assume the duties Township roads prove DMDA. This is a little diamond we of executive director on a consulting have here. We will work to maintain basis. the integrity and charm of the town.” hazardous during week The reorganization comes at a cru- Mrs. Cohen has been active on the cial time for the DMDA, as it pur- It wasn’t a good week for rah Murphy of Union collided with a motorists in the township. Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First sues a master plan initiative recom- DMDA board of directors for the A truck accidentally dumped a Aid Squad ambulance on Parsonage mending improvements for the past two years. She is a lifelong load of lumber on Route 124 last Hill Road Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., downtown. The master plan, which member of the community and a graduate of Millburn High School. Tuesday morning, tying up traffic according to police. Ms. Murphy was put on hold for a number of rea- for four-and-a half hours. According complained of chest pains and sons, including the devastation in the Her family, based here since 1948, has served as a role model for her to the Millburn Police Department, a received medical attention at the downtown following Hurricane scene. involvement in community affairs. truck driven by Kevin Parlatti of Floyd and worries over Y2K, will be Belmar was traveling westbound Police said the ambulance driver Her grandfather, Ted Yecies, served the subject of a preliminary meeting near River Road at 10 a.m. Tuesday had her lights and siren on at the February 18 before it is presented in as president of the Ruth Gottscho when a metal clasp failed and the time of the accident. She reportedly a public session in March. Kidney Foundation and received straps holding the lumber broke. told police Ms. Murphy had passed Paul Buckhurst of the consulting honors from the Millburn Scholastic Staff photo by Eveline Speedie Other than a guardrail being another car before striking the firm of Buckhurst Fish & Jacque- Boosters for his many years of ser- NEW LEADERS—Amy Cohen, left, as president, and Rose Sigler as crushed, no injuries were sustained. ambulance. mart, will be at the meeting “to catch vice to the organization. executive director, will guide a reorganized Downtown Millburn An automobile operated by Debo- Continued on Page 5 up the pieces again,” he said Mon- Continued on Page 5 Development Alliance during the coming year. Page 2 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills February 10, 2000 Red Cross sets schedule Millburn High holding of upcoming courses food drive tomorrow The Millburn-Short Hills Chapter CPR and CPR for the professional A food drive benefiting the Com- meat, powdered milk, boxed meals, of the American Red Cross chapter rescuer will be offered from 6 to 10 munity FoodBank of New Jersey canned packaged meals, peanut but- house will offer a course in commu- p.m. on Thursday, March 2. Regis- will be held tomorrow at Millburn ter in plastic jars only and canned nity first aid and safety Friday, Feb- tration fee is $30. High School. vegetables and fruit. ruary 25, from 6 to 10 p.m. and the A baby-sitting training for chil- The food drive is a Good Citizen All donated items will be distrib- following day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. dren ages 11 to 15 will be offered Partnership of Aramark Corp., the uted to more than 1,500 member The course, one of five courses three consecutive Tuesdays, March Coca-Cola, Co. and the high agencies. being offered this month and next by 7, 14 and 21, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. school’s Student Government Asso- These agencies all have assistance the chapter, will provide instruction Information covered in the course ciation. programs, some giving out bags of on how to recognize an emergency, will include the prevention of Millburn High School students food to families in need, others oper- overcome the reluctance to act, per- injuries and illnesses, basic child- who donate food items in the cafete- ating soup kitchens for the home- form cardiopulmonary resuscitation care, first aid and CPR, decision- ria tomorrow will receive a free less, still others helping senior citi- on adults, children and infants and making skil;ls and appropriate chilled beverage from Coca-Cola. zens who can’t make ends meet on recognize and care for victims of ill- games and activities. Participants The Aramark Corp., which provides fixed incomes. ness and sudden injuries. will receive a baby-sitter’s handbook food service at the high school, will Each agency is a non-profit regis- Cost for the course, which will and first aid kit. The cost of the collect and deliver the items to the tered charity and is closely moni- also be offered Friday, March 24, course is $35. FoodBank. tored by the FoodBank, which each and Saturday, March 25, at the same A Red Cross instructor training Items needed by the Community year distributes between 10 and 14 times, is $60. course in Standard First Aid/Auto- FoodBank include canned fish and million pounds of food and other A community CPR course is mated External Defibrillator is groceries to emergency pantries, scheduled for 6:30 to 10 p.m. on scheduled for Thursday, March 9, homeless shelters, soup kitchens, Wednesday, March 15 and 22. from 6 to 10 p.m. Registration fee is 12 town students childcare centers, battered women’s The 7-hour course covers CPR for $80. shelters and senior citizen programs. the adult, child and infant. Course All courses will be offered at the named to honor For more information, telephone cost is $40. chapter house, 389 Millburn roll at Oak Knoll Johanna McCarten at 564-7130, A review course in community Avenue. Joyce Y. Hanrahan extension 356. To register telephone the chapter Twelve township young people Program on blind house, 379-4198, Monday through have earned honor roll status for the Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hanrahan retiring this June first trimester at Oak Knoll School coming to town of the Holy Child in Summit. from Pingry’s principal post Achieving first honors for attain- FYI elementary schools ing no grade lower than an “A” were Craft class on tap Joyce Y. Hanrahan, principal of During her 11 years as principal ADVERTISING seventh graders Courtney Hub- Township third graders will have for senior citizens the Short Hills campus of the Pingry of the Pingry School, Ms. Hanrahan Display Advertising 973-376-1200 the opportunity to learn about what School for the past 11 years, will helped institute new reading, writing schmann, Dana Ruzicka and Display Fax 973-376-8556 it is to be blind next month when the A craft program for senior citizens retire June 30. and mathematics programs at the Suzanne Sciarra, sophomore Moni- Classified 1-800-891-9467 Caring Kids Program runs its blind- will be offered by the township Ms. Hanrahan and her husband, school, was instrumental in the ca Ruzicka and junior Mary Wid- Classified Fax 973-569-7440 ness unit program at six local recreation department beginning Jack, are owners of a rare book sell- growth of its foreign language, meyer. CIRCULATION 973-746-1100 schools.The program is designed to next month. The program runs for ing firm, J. and J. Hanrahan, and she music, science and technology pro- Named to the honor roll for attain- EDITORIAL sensitize children to needs of the nine consecutive Mondays, March plans to devote full time to that busi- grams and encouraged the profes- ing no grade lower than a “B” were Editorial Information 973-376-1200 disabled. The program features a 20 through May 15, from 1 to 2:30 ness following her retirement. She is sional development of all faculty seventh graders Margaux Coffey, Editorial Fax 973-376-8556 series of sensitivity exercises con- p.m. at the Bauer Community Cen- Elizabeth Hill and Scher Wasty, ducted by parent volunteers and a in the process of completing the sec- and staff members. 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(973) 376-9225 712802 357 Millburn Avenue • Millburn, NJ 07041 712804 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 3 Registration begins for town’s annual Art Fair Artist and crafter registrations are The registration fee is $100 until assigned a 10-foot square space. In Registration forms can be obtained now being accepted by the Millburn- August 31; the fee will be $125 for the event of rain on the day of the by writing to the chamber office, Short Hills Chamber of Commerce those registering from September 1 event, the fair will be held in Mill- telephoning it at 379-1198 or by e- for its 21st annual Art Fair. to September 23 and $140 on the burn High School and the space mail, [email protected]. Art Fair will be held Sunday, Sep- day of the show. allotment for each exhibitor will be Art Fair is a juried show with approximately 10 feet by five feet. tember 24. Fine crafts will be pre-selected more than $1,000 in cash prizes. Part Categories in the annual event Each artist is responsible for his own from submitted slides of original of the proceeds of the show will be include oils, watercolors, prints, handcrafted objects. Crafters are free-standing display racks, tables, acrylics, photography, drawings, chairs, canopies and easels. Snow used to award scholarships to gradu- invited to send three slides along ating seniors of the Millburn High pastels, mixed media, collage, jew- with the entry fee and a self- fencing is not provided. School Class of 2001 who plan to elry, pottery, woodcraft, weavings addressed stamped envelope to the To ensure a listing in the fair’s continue their education in an art- and sculptures. Kits and note cards Chamber of Commerce office, Post program, registration must be received by Friday, September 15. related field. will not be accepted. Office Box 651, Millburn, no later than July 24. The entry fee will be Pingry raising refunded for displays not selected Display Advertising Deadline for the exhibition. funds for AHA Art Fair will be held on Millburn Friday at 5 p.m. Students at the Country Day Drive Avenue between Spring and Main Call 376-1200 campus of the Pingry School will streets and each exhibitor will be participate in the American Heart Association’s “Jump Rope for Heart” program during health and physical education classes next week. Pingry students have been receiving pledges from friends and family members for 30 minutes of jump Staff photo by Eveline Speedie roping. Students will exhibit differ- MERCIFUL THAW—Temperatures rose just enough over the ent methods of jumping including weekend to melt a layer of ice covering the West Branch of the working individually and with part- Rahway River in Taylor Park. ners. 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Those interested in serving as • Class A Building & Amenities either an office volunteer or driver are asked to call Kathy Nugent at • Flexible Office Plans 379-7500. “An Office For All Reasons” 150 JFK Parkway Millburn Town Hall is open Monday through Friday from 973-455-1440 7121571 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. www.STRATISNET.com 712589 THE CAMP LADY SAYS... “It’s Time To Plan For Next Summer” Free Advisory Service for: • DAY and SLEEP-AWAY CAMPS • SPORTS and SPECIALTY CAMPS • TEEN TRAVEL • ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS and much more! 973-992-8198 Patti Roberts • Marge Heller 712691 724836 712590 Page 4 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills February 10, 2000 OPINION Cats and dogs The past week saw the Board of Education release a budget calling for more money from the pockets of township residents. It also saw a vacancy yet to be filled on the board with the April election slate one candidate short now that Janice Caserly joins Ronni Schuman-Brown in a bid for reelection. In such a week, township residents may be checking their wallets and shaking their heads, and parents may be checking their calendars to see if they can find time to serve their community, particularly if they have children in the Millburn Town- ship school system. In such a week, one would hope for a little decorum at a Board of Education meeting, to encourage support from the public. One would look to the board to suggest an air of unity and, yes, professionalism, in the face of disagreements. One would think board members could behave themselves at a public meeting. How long will the ruckus continue over remarks made by a board member several meetings ago? What place is there for squabbling and personal attacks such as were in evidence Monday night? If our children behaved that way, would we smile indulgently or take steps to rectify their behavior? The Ed Board is not the place for personal vendettas. The board members give generously of their time and put forth their best effort and even though no one has to agree with anyone else 100 percent of the time, cat-and-dog behavior should never be on the agenda. What a way to entice new board members. Step into the ring, please, lady or gentleman, and put up those dukes! What a way to inspire confidence in the community as to how public dollars are being spent to educate our children. What a way to be role models for the very youngsters whose lives are molded by the school system. For shame! Mental health programs improving of these segments of our society that with their condition. In addition, better protect the health of New Jer- The price of love By Senator C. Louis Bassano for too long have fallen through the insurance companies provided very sey’s youngest citizens. For exam- 21st Legislative District cracks. little funding for mental health care, ple, three initiatives were signed into You can’t put a price on love — or can you? One such group that we were able making treatment for mental illness law in 1999 aimed at increasing the Valentine’s Day is almost here. Here is the price of love in the As we embark on a new century and reflect upon the last hundred to help this year is those with devel- financially impossible for many. number of children enrolled in New new millennium. years, it is clear that the majority of opmental disabilities. Over the years Fortunately, those battling mental Jersey KidCare, a program that pro- Because it is a new millennium De Beers is pushing its “2000 New Jerseyans saw tremendous we have learned that, with proper illness received some much needed vides health insurance for children Millennium Solitare.” Although the year is 2000, the price of improvements in their health and assistance, the developmentally dis- assistance in 1999 with the enact- of low-income families. To boost abled can lead very productive lives. ment of the landmark Mental Health enrollment, we passed legislation this one carat diamond set in platinum is $4,995. well-being. People are living longer, diseases like Polio have been nearly The biggest problem facing many of Parity Act which I sponsored which that increased the number of chil- Diamonds aren’t your true love’s style? How about a the developmentally disabled is requires insurance companies to dren who were eligible, devised a eradicated and lifesaving drugs like gaining entry into the appropriate fund treatment of mental illness as system that makes a child eligible bracelet? For Valentine’s Day Judith Ripka has one that Penicillin have helped make ours a includes links of 18 carat gold and a clasp that features not only residential or community programs. the same level as physical ailments. for the program the first time they healthier world. Unfortunately, there With their programs continually It is very important that our society receive medical treatment and estab- a diamond heart but a lobster claw. The bracelet has a delicate are many who have not shared in the underfunded and understaffed, the finally begin to recognize that men- lished an enrollment program in the look and a not so delicate price tag of $5,400. benefits of this progress. Developmental Disabilities Waiting tal illness is something that, like schools. By working to improve pro- If your true love wants more than a lobster claw on her Often the most vulnerable mem- List has grown exponentially in the physical ailments, is responsive to grams like KidCare, we can help bracelet, Tiffany’s is offering a “Nature Charm Bracelet.” For a bers of our society, groups such as recent years. To remedy this situa- treatment, and that people with men- ensure that all New Jersey children poor children, the developmentally mere $15,000 a hummingbird, frog, dragonfly, turtle, butterfly, tion, I sponsored legislation, which tal illness deserve as much access to have access to adequate medical disabled and the mentally ill, have Governor Whitman signed into law, medical care as those with physical care. salamander and a crab can dangle from your beloved’s wrist. needs that often go overlooked. As that appropriates $31 million to maladies. As the Legislature looks forward And what if your beloved is not a she, but a he? Have no fear, chairman of the Senate Senior Citi- reduce that waiting list so that more Hopefully, the beginning of the to the challenges facing our state in Rolex has what every man wants — “The President’s Watch.” zens, Veterans Affairs’ and Human of the developmentally disabled can new century will mark the end of the the new millennium, it is with great The watch sells for $15,900 (intern not included). Services Committee, I am proud to get into appropriate programs. era in which the mentally ill were pride that we can look back on 1999 say that 1999 was a year in which For years, those battling mental forced to suffer in isolation. as the year in which New Jersey the legislature made great strides in illness have fought against both their During the past year, we also made the health and well-being of Coming events promoting the health and well-being ailment and the stigma associated worked hard to craft legislation to all of its citizens a priority. Today, February 10 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Needy jewelry and silver salesroom Wetlands—why they’re important Needy jewelry and silver salesroom open. New Eyes headquarters, 549 open. New Eyes headquarters, 549 Millburn Avenue. Permanent preservation is often the If you’ve visited Wells Mills Here’s just one example. In Edi- Millburn Avenue. By Michele S. Byers only way to ensure that wetlands County Park in the Pine Barrens, son, a state-owned property is the Monday, February 28 Executive Director 8 p.m. Wyoming Civic Associa- 4 p.m. Deadline for filing nomi- New Jersey Conservation Foundation stay wet in the future. Wanaque Reservoir in the High- site of a major development propos- tion meeting. Wyoming Presbyterian nating petitions for Board of Educa- Here’s why preserving wetlands is lands, or Bear Swamp in the al. Despite wetlands regulations, my “Wetlands” is an enviro-jargon Church parlor. tion candidates. so important. Delaware Bayshore, I don’t need to group and a coalition of local citizen Monday, February 14 term for something that is precious 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Wetlands protect our water sup- tell you how much wetlands add to groups have been fighting for years 7:30 p.m. Millburn Public Library to all of us. meeting, Education Center. ply. the beauty of the Garden State. If to preserve this critical 55-acre Board of Trustees meeting. Wednesday, March 1 Wetlands and their preservation As runoff and sediment enter wet- you haven’t, then you’ll be well wooded wetland tract. Without per- Williamsburg Room, Millburn Pub- 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Com- have been in the news recently. So lands, contaminants are absorbed rewarded by a visit. manent protection, wetlands will lic Library. missioners meeting. Bauer Commu- what are they, and why are they so and held. A single preserved acre of And if you appreciate fish and always be vulnerable to develop- 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment meet- nity Center. important? wetlands can filter toxins and pollu- wildlife, you’ll be interested to ments such as the one proposed ing. Town Hall. “Wetlands” are just what the name tants form 7.3 million gallons of know that one-third of all threatened here.Wetlands regulations help, but Tuesday, February 15 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting. Town Hall. describes—land that is wet, where water every year. Wetlands save and endangered species depend on they do not provide permanent pro- 1 p.m. Millburn Library film the water table stands near or above New Jersey taxpayers hundreds of wetlands. tection. series. Millburn Public Library. Thursday, March 2 the land surface for at least part of millions of dollars by avoiding cost- I’m a publicly appointed member That can only happen through 8 p.m. Township Committee 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Needy jewelry and silver salesroom the year. ly water treatment facilities. of New Jersey’s Freshwater Wet- public programs such as Farmland meeting. Town Hall. Wetlands are marshes, bogs or Wednesday, February 16 open. New Eyes headquarters, 549 Wetlands prevent flood damage. lands Mitigation Council so I can Preservation or Green Acres, local swamps and are found along streams 8 p.m. Planning Board. Town Millburn Avenue. On the weekend following Hurri- tell you first hand that even though and county government open space and rivers, near coastlines and lakes Hall. 8 p.m. Historic Preservation Com- cane Floyd, I visited the Great wetlands are regulated, they are programs or through nonprofit land Thursday, February 17 mission meeting. Town Hall. or in low areas. Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, threatened, filled and developed on a trusts like New Jersey Conservation 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Friday, March 3 From the time the Mayflower New Jersey Conservation Founda- regular basis in New Jersey. Foundation. Needy jewelry and silver salesroom 9:15 a.m. Millburn-Short Hills landed on our shores, we’ve tion’s first land preservation victory. open. New Eyes headquarters, 549 Special Education Committee gen- destroyed more than half the wet- It was nice to see the Great Swamp Millburn Avenue. eral meeting. Education Center. lands that once existed in the conti- doing what nature intended: provid- Monday, February 21 Tuesday, March 7 nental United States. ing a safe flood basin or “sponge” Where to write or phone Presidents’ Day. 8 p.m. Township Committee In New Jersey, a wetland protec- for floodwaters. Millburn Township residents wishing to express their opinions to Thursday, February 24 meeting. Town Hall. tion law was passed in 1989. Even If we hadn’t save the Great their representatives in the U.S. Congress, N.J. Senate, N.J. Assembly with that law in place, however, wet- Swamp not only would this area or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters or tele- lands still get filled and developed. have been under water, but so would phoning: all the homes in the surrounding Letter to the editor areas. Areas hard hit by the hurricane, U.S. Senate Letter survey such as Bound Brook and other Senator Robert Torricelli Senator Frank Lautenberg Editor, The Item: towns in heavily developed water- 1 Newark CenterSuite 1001, Gateway One Published at 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041 • 973-376-1200 I would like to register my vote in sheds, may avoid even greater dam- Newark, 07102 Newark, 07102 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations the Millburn Public Library “cus- age in the future if the wetlands Telephone: 639-2860 Telephone 645-3030 and New Jersey Press Association tomer satisfaction survey,” which upstream are preserved. Fax: 639-2878 Fax: 645-0502 somehow passed me by. I have occa- Wetlands provide scenery and Kathleen Hivish Vice President/Publisher sion to call the reference department wildlife habitat. Carter J. Bennett Editor with some frequency and have found Garry DeYoung Advertising Manager the personnel unerringly responsive, House of Representatives competent and professional. Correction Richard J. Vezza Their services are invaluable to Due to a production error, the Rep. Bob Franks Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen President & Chief Executive Officer my work and other interests. I com- name of Nancy Mendel, 354 Suite B8, 2333 Morris Turnpike 30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor mend them warmly and feel fortu- Hartshorn Drive, one of the chair- Union, 07083 Morristown, 07960 Joseph Gioioso Senior Vice-President nate having such fine staff in our women of “Taste of the Towns,” was Telephone: 908-686-5576 Telephone: 984-0711 Jeannette Dowd Vice President/Classified library. inadvertently omitted from the com- Fax: 908-688-7390 Fax: 292-1569 E. Betty Levin mittee’s letter to the editor last week. 117 Sagamore Road The Item regrets the omission. February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 5 Deerfield School pupils New DMDA leaders Continued from Page 5 for 28 years. At Investor’s she was responsible take on whale project Ms. Cohen’s father, Judge Jack B. for the community reinvestment Deerfield School recently hosted a the directions for the whale. Kirsten, was president of the South office and community outreach. She 55-foot inflatable fin whale model in “Upon receiving the directions, I Mountain Civic Association. Her is married and has a daughter and its multi-purpose room. requested funding from the PTA. mother, Marcia, also a graduate of two grandchildren. The model, which was big enough With the money, I purchased the Millburn High School, has a long- “You become a part of the fabric to house an entire class and tall materials to build the whale and a standing record of involvement in of the community after spending so enough for a teacher to stand in, was bag for it to be housed in. Since the community affairs. many waking hours in it,” Mrs. built by second grade teacher Kate directions were math intensive and Married to Maurice Cohen, owner Sigler said. “I like the idea of a Lissy and a Millburn High School not suitable for second graders, I of Sam’s in Livingston, Mrs. Cohen downtown. I prefer it to big shop- has two children, Lindsay and construction crew arranged by sci- contacted Theresa Gonnella and ping malls.” Utilizing her business Austin. ence supervisor Theresa Gonnella. requested her assistance. She background, Mrs. Sigler will focus Other than serving on the DMDA The whale was used by Ms. Lissy’s on administrative issues and “getting arranged for high school students to board, the Richard Drive resident second graders to compare its size the office up and running,” she said. volunteer their time to help. On was a board member of the Summit with those of dinosaurs. Rounding out the DMDA’s reor- December 7 and 8 we met at Mill- Jewish Community Center and is a “While researching web sites to ganization of its staff is Barbara burn High School and constructed life member of the National Council Wolfe who, as managing director, use during my second grade’s study the whale. for Jewish Women. She is active in will be responsible for the day-to- of marine mammals, I came across a GATHERING—Mayor Elaine Becker, right, joined students and This year and in future years, the the Women’s Metropolitan Golf day operation of the DMDA. Assist- web site posted by a Wheelock Col- principal Judy Mautone in a prayer and commitment service at whale will be used during the sec- St. Rose of Lima School last week. The students presented the Association. ing her until August as operations lege professor,” Ms. Lissy said. “The ond grade study of marine mam- mayor with a pledge of 1,000 hours of service to the township. As a member of the DMDA she coordinator is Dan Parisi. site included information on whales mals.The high school construction has served on the executive board The reorganization follows the and the photos of a 55-foot inflatable crew included Olya Debrin, Offira and has been chairwoman of the withdrawal of Edward F. Smyth Jr. fin whale model. I wrote to the pro- Gabbay, Christina Jarymowycz and Sparks fly at board meeting visual improvement committee as as executive director. fessor at Wheelock and requested Jonathan Brosterman. well as a member of the Hurricane Mr. Smyth, who was scheduled to Continued from Page 5 Alana Fichtelberg questioned the Floyd fund committee. assume the position left vacant by lack of detail in the official minutes A Fanwood resident, Mrs. Sigler Tara Braddish in June, has with- said. of the previous meeting. “There was retired January 1 from her position drawn from the position. “He felt it Township roads Two other board members then just one sentence about Ms. Kalan’s as senior vice president of Investor’s wasn’t for him and we gave him the read statements addressing the issue. comments,” she said. Savings Bank. option to resign,” said Ms. Wolfe Board member Ronni Schuman- Continued from Page 5 and his passengers, Efren Chavey Dr. James Donovan responded She has worked in the township Tuesday. and Henry Jackson, were charged Brown said, “When a member that the purpose of the minutes was Early Friday morning police dis- with possession of a controlled dan- remains silent, that silence can be not to record every detail of a meet- covered a Volvo stuck in a snowbank gerous substance. misinterpreted as acquiescence. The ing. Township attorney included next to their Essex Street headquar- The next day Jaime Cerna of Pat- good of the district as a whole The minutes Ms. Fichtelberg ters. The first officers to respond to terson and his passenger, Jose Gon- should supercede the temptation (to referred to, said Dr. Donovan, were in edition of ‘Who’s Who’ the scene offered assistance to four zalez, Jr., were stopped for careless state one’s feelings). I hope these the public record of the prior meet- men and a juvenile standing near the Alan M. Grosman of 14 Birch- New Jersey State Bar Association driving in the township and inside feelings can be resolved because ing. Ms. Litterman added the prima- vehicle, but when police asked for a wood Drive, a member of the Main Family Law Section and a former the car, police allegedly found what education must be a cooperative ry purpose of the minutes was to driver’s license the occupants Street law firm of Grosman & Gros- president of the American Academy appeared to be marijuana in 12 large venture.” record official actions taken by the man, is listed in the millennium edi- of Matrimonial Lawyers, New Jer- attempted to leave. The group was glass containers. Police also alleged- Board member Debbie Frank said board. tion of Marquis’ “Who’s Who in sey Chapter. apprehended and a check on the car ly discovered several thousand dol- all she could offer “is my own opin- America.” Mr. Grosman, who also serves as revealed it had been carjacked in lars worth of clothes apparently ion, and that is the teaching staff is Mr. Grosman, an expert in divorce the township’s municipal prosecutor, Newark and was possibly used in stolen from a Gap outlet. The men the heart and soul of the district. We and family law, is the author of the limits his practice to family law and two robberies in South Orange. were arrested and charged with pos- will disagree at times, but it is Casserly decision treatise, “New Jersey Family Law,” related matters, including property Anthony Spann, Shakir Holland, important that we do so in an atmos- session of a controlled dangerous Continued from Page 5 published by Lexis Law Publishers division, alimony, custody and sup- Phillip Baines and Larry Ginyard, Jr. substance with the intent to distrib- phere of mutual respect.” in 1999. port, domestic violence, trials and were arrested and charged with ute. Possible theft of the clothing is Present in the audience Monday about legal qualifications for He is a former chairman of the appeals. receiving stolen property. 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Services were held Jan- township until 1970 when he moved Tomorrow, 8:15 p.m.: Shabbat service. ruary 1 at the Daughters of Israel in Livingston; four grandchildren and uary 28 in Spring Lake Heights. to the shore area. Saturday: Sisterhood Shabbat at 9 a.m. Junior Congregation at 10 West Orange. five great-grandchildren. A self-employed process consul- Mr. Schwarzenbek is survived by tant to the petroleum industry, Mr. his wife, Ida G.; three sons, Carl, a.m. Jr. Jr. Congregation at 10:15 a.m. Women’s Table at 4 p.m. Min- A founding member of Congrega- In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Schwarzenbek maintained an office Robert and Eugene E.; six daugh- cha/Havdallah at 5:24 p.m. tion B’nai Israel, she was active in tributions can be sent to the Daugh- Hadassah. ters of Israel, 1155 Pleasant Valley in Chatham and, later, Toms River. ters, June Smerling, Lynn Rayfiel, Congregation B’nai Jeshurun Born in Newark, Mrs. Paskow way, West Orange, 07052. Earlier, he had been employed by Gail Hering, Pamela Stahl, Wendy M.W. Kellogg Co. in Jersey City and Stoll and Diane; a sister, Emma Tomorrow, 8 p.m.: Rabbi Barry Hewitt Greene will speak at the DuPont. Roosma; 17 grandchildren and four Sabbath Eve worship service. Mr. Schwarzenbek held patents on great-grandchildren. Saturday, 10:30 a.m.: Shabbat service. inventions relating to the petroleum In lieu of flowers memorial contri- fluid catalytic cracking process and butions can be sent to the National had articles published in the field. Parkinson Foundation, 1502 North- Sunday Services A 1935 honors graduate of the west 9th Avenue, Miami, Fla., Massachusetts Institute of Technolo- 33136. Christ Church Sunday: A service of Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 8 a.m. Constance Parness and a service of Morning Prayer will be read at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Dr. Richard Ottaway, interim assistant rector, will celebrate and preach at Services for Constance Parness Howard Savings Bank, Short Hills, the earlier service and preach at the later service. Readings will be will be held today at 1 p.m. in the and by Orange Savings and Loan, Menorah Chapels at Millburn, 2950 Orange. taken from Psalm 42, II Kings 5:1-15, I Corinthians 9:24-27 and Mark Vaux Hall Road, Union. Mrs. Par- Born in Newark, Mrs. Parness 1:40-45. Under the direction of organist and choirmaster John ness died Monday in her home in lived in the township for 35 years Pivarnik, music includes A. Steffani’s Rejoice in the Lord. Church Springfield. until last year when she moved to School, which begins at 9:15 a.m., continues after the 9:30 service. She worked in the business office Springfield. Community Congregational Church of St. Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- She is survived by her husband, ingston, for 14 years until her retire- Herman B.; two daughters, Joyce P. Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. Johann J. Bosman, assisted by ment 10 years ago. Manfra and Candy P. Moore; a The Rev. Dr. Warren H. Bouton, delivers the sermon Down to the Earlier, she was employed as a brother, Edward Buechler; and four Tape, based on Scripture from I Corinthians 9:24-27. Greeting wor- FAMILY SERVICE— Professional storyteller Jeslyn Wheeless bank teller for many years by grandchildren. shipers in Hauser Fellowship Hall will be Astrid and Winston Sutter. performed an eclectic program of music and narrative text Jan- Jeannette Bernstein offers a welcoming hand in the church narthex. uary 30 at Community Congregational Church. Bill Moran coordinates ushers. Bible study at 9:15 in the Conference Dorothea Finley Room precedes the worship service. Childcare will be available for A memorial Mass for Dorothea ber of the Essex County Country worshipers throughout the morning. Church School will be held for Finley, 84, was offered Saturday in Club in West Orange. children in kindergarten through eighth grade. Children join their par- Sisterhood’s annual Shabbat St. Rose of Lima Church. Mrs. Fin- Born in East Orange, Mrs. Finley ents for the beginning of worship before going to their classrooms. ley died February 2 in Overlook lived in the township prior to mov- weekend starting tomorrow Hospital, Summit. ing to Springfield 23 years ago. Covenant Presbyterian Church A member of the Ladies’ Auxil- She is survived by two sons, The Sisterhood of Congregation dent, will speak at tomorrow’s ser- Sunday, 11 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. David H. Miner leads the worship iary of St. Rose of Lima Church, she James V. and William F.; a daughter, B’nai Israel will hold its annual vice, which will be followed by an also belonged to the church’s Bridge Patricia Doherty; five grandchildren and communion service. His sermon, Putting Off the Lie, Putting On Shabbat weekend tomorrow and Sat- Oneg Shabbat. A kiddush lunch will Flight club. She was a former mem- and four great-grandchildren. Truth, is based on Ephesians 4:25. Nursery care is provided. Sunday urday at the synagogue. follow the Saturday services. School for all ages will be held at 9:30 a.m. Members of the Sisterhood will During the weekend, Lori B’nai Jeshurun women’s association St. Stephen’s Church lead the 8:15 service tomorrow Schuldiner Schor will chant the Haf- evening and Saturday morning ser- tarah. Judy Weiss will deliver the discussing Dubner’s ‘Turbulent Souls’ Sunday, 8 a.m., 10 a.m.: The Rev. Cork Tarplee celebrates the Holy vices starting at 9 o’clock. Eve D’var Torah. A women’s table dis- The Women’s Association of Con- tells the story of his childhood as the Eucharist at 8 a.m. and preaches and celebrates at the later service. Wasserman, the Sisterhood’s presi- cussion will be held Saturday at 4 gregation B’nai Jeshurun will host youngest of eight children of parents Wyoming Presbyterian Church p.m. followed by a Seudah Shlishi. two book discussions Tuesday of who converted from Judaism to Minha Mariv and Havdalah will New York Times writer Stephen Catholicism. In the book he explores Sunday, 10 a.m.: Eighteen members of the Senior High Presbyter- Screening of film begin at 5:24 p.m. Saturday. Dubner’s “Turbulent Souls: A his own decision to convert back to ian Youth Connection (PYC) lead the worship service with prayers at B’nai Israel Serving as educational vice presi- Catholic Son’s Return to His Jewish Judaism. and hymns. They will deliver a sermon based on readings from dents and event coordinators are Family.”The discussions will take The community is invited to “Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul” by Jack Canfield, Mark Hansen Film director Melissa Hacker Cheryl Burstein and Rebeca place at 10:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. attend either of the sessions. and Kimberly Kirberger. Scripture readings are from I Corinthians introduces and discusses her award- Shalom. In “Turbulent Souls,” the author Refreshments will be served. 9:24-27 and Mark 1:40-45. Members of the PYC usher and greet wor- winning film, My Knees Were Jump- shipers. The Youth Choir sings under the direction of Linda Eriksen. ing: Remembering the Kinder Trans- The Junior I, II and Cherub II choirs sing under the direction of Kathy ports, Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Congre- Innis. Coffee hour will be held in fellowship hall following worship. gation B’nai Israel. Crib and toddler care is available. Church School for children ages 2, The film will be shown during 3 and 4 begins at 10 a.m. Children in kindergarten through second Adult Forum at the synagogue. grade will begin worship with their families until the second hymn Admission is $5 and refreshments when they will adjourn to fellowship hall for a special Valentine’s Day will be served. project. Children in fourth grade and older remain in worship. For advance reservations, which are advised, call 379-3811. TheThe HomeHome ImproversImprovers

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Of ment grants and the Eleanor Roo- lowships for area high school stu- Barbara and Heywood Girion of 41 AAUW branches, the club holds sevelt Teacher Fellowships. pianist Sue Keller Sunday at 3 p.m. dents pursuing college studies and Madison, formerly of 25 Wildwood the rank of third largest in member- Those seeking scholarship infor- at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 587 for graduate women worldwide. Drive, have announced the engage- ship and first in giving to the AAUW mation and applications can tele- Springfield Avenue, Summit. The Summit College Club, a ment of their daughter, Laurie, to Educational Foundation. phone Leslie Carson, the Summit Ms. Keller will perform ragtime, branch of the American Association Peter Skuts, son of Maria Rigo Skuts Fellowships, grants and awards College club’s branch president, at stride, jazz and blues in addition to of University Women (AAUW), cel- of Budapest, Hungary, and the late are made in five categories, includ- (908) 464-7176, or Dr. Dorit Noe- discussing the history of ragtime ebrates its 80th anniversary this Tamas Skuts. ing American and international fel- ther, Educational Foundation chair, songs. Funds raised from the concert year. Members reside in Summit and Miss Girion, a graduate of Mill- lowships for dissertation or postdoc- at (908) 522-1653. burn High School, holds a bache- toral research and graduate study, Valentine refreshments will be community action grants and schol- served at Sunday’s concert. Tickets lor’s degree from the University of NJPAC women trustees slate ar-in-residence awards, selected pro- are $25. For reservations, telephone Vermont. A writer, actress and pro- fessions fellowships to women engi- 635-2343. ducer, she is employed by MTV annual luncheon for April 10 News in New York City. Mr. Skuts, who was educated in The trustees of the Women’s tures Japanese art including ikebana Budapest, is a graduate of New York Board Association of the New Jersey and kimono demonstrations as well Sierra Club hiking Sunday University’s Film School. An inde- Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) as a tour of the cherry blossom dis- The Sierra Club of Essex County miles. Anyone wishing to join the pendent filmmaker, his most recent will hold its annual luncheon Mon- play in Branch Book Park. Compli- will sponsor a singles hike Sunday group following the hike can meet short film, “Techno and the KGB,” day, April 10, from noon to 3 p.m. at mentary parking will be available in in Eagle Rock Reservation. the hikers at approximately 12:45 premiered at the Berlin Film Festival the theater, located at One Center lot A located next to the Theater Those wishing to participate in the p.m. at Starlite Pizzeria, located at prior to being shown at more than 20 Street, Newark. Square Grill restaurant. hike are asked to bring their own the corner of Pleasant Valley Way festivals around the world. The luncheon, which will be held “We encourage everyone to attend snacks and water and assemble at 10 and Mt. Pleasant Avenue in West A fall wedding is planned. Laurie Girion in the lobby of Prudential Hall, fea- this season’s annual luncheon,” said a.m. in the parking lot of the High- Orange. An informal discussion will Veronica McTernan Goldberg, pres- lawn Pavilion restaurant located off be held over the newly formed Sier- Church singles group plan ident of the association. “The annual Eagle Rock Avenue in West Orange. ra Club chapter. In the event of rain, Hadassah holding luncheon serves as an important cul- Hikers should bring cross-country the event will not be held. skis. For additional information, tele- tivation and fund-raising event in brunch, karoke get-togethers membership party The hike will be moderate in phone Ron Pate, hike leader, at 680- support of NJPAC. This year’s lun- length, approximately five or six 9406 during evening hours. Singles from 30 to 45 years of age tax and gratuities. Reservations are The Millburn-Short Hills Tziona cheon also will be used to highlight who are members of St. Rose of requested by tomorrow. Hadassah will hold a new member NJPAC’s upcoming 2000-01 World Lima Parish and St. Philomena An outing at Cryan’s, 24 First party tonight at 8 o’clock in the Festival IV series, a yearlong cele- Parish are invited to participate in Street, South Orange, is planned for home of a local member. Birth announcements two social gatherings this weekend bration of the diverse arts and cul- Thursday, February 17, from 8:30 The public is invited to attend the and next Thursday. tures of Asia.” Lisabeth and Ramzy Abdallah of 19 in Overlook Hospital, Summit. p.m. to midnight for karoke night. event to learn about Hadassah, the The first get-together will be for Tickets are $50. Those wishing to Newton, Mass., announce the birth She joins two brothers, Mark and international women’s Zionist orga- brunch Sunday at the Essex House, The group will meet to the left of the attend the event either on an individ- of a daughter, Isabel Leslie, January Jack, and a sister, Liza, Jack’s twin. nization. Refreshments will be ual basis or as sponsors are asked to 525 Northfield Avenue, West bar for a pay-as-you-go evening. served. 27. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Kowalik is the former Carolyn Those seeking additional informa- make their reservations by Monday, Vivian and Joseph Steinberg of Par- Coombs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orange. The group will meet at Those wishing to obtain addition- tion or wishing to make reservations March 27, by telephoning Dena sonage Hill Road. Paternal grand- Frederick A. Coombs of Ferncliff 11:30 a.m. in the lobby for seating in al information can telephone Lori Lowenbach, 642-8989, extension the restaurant at 11:45. The approxi- for the Sunday brunch can telephone Bohrer, 376-5720. parents are Afif and Salwa Abdallah Terrace. Paternal grandmother is 3117. of Beirut, Lebanon. Gertrude Kowalik of Braintree, mate cost is $25, including brunch, 479-3537. Mass. Maternal great-grandmothers Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kowalik of are Esther Coombs of West Orange Display Advertising Deadline Morristown announce the birth of a and Eloise Adair of Sun City Center, daughter, Sara Katherine, January Fla., both formerly of the township. Friday, 5 p.m. — Call 376-1200

THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE—Enjoying a smorgasbord of international culinary delights at a recent party are Mexican natives Miriam Zuniga (left) and Cecy Lartique (right) of the township, participants in English as a Second Language classes at the Connection for Women and Families in Summit. At center is teacher Wilma Gilkey.

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537 Millburn Avenue Short Hills, NJ 07078 (973) 467• 1930 712806 712807 Page 8 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills February 10, 2000 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Theater timetable Luna unleashes power of Oedipus myth CLEARVIEW’S MILLBURN CINEMA 4 arrives to declare his love, the fer- Sweet & Low Down (PG-13) Today: 5:30, 7:40 By Naomi Siegel vent nature of their union is made all The Hurricane (R) Today: 7:45 Fri: 4, 7:30 Sat & Sun: 12:45, 4, 7:30 Mon- Thurs: 7:45 the more chilling by the audience’s Magnolia (R) Today: 7:20 Fri: 4:45, 8:30 Sat: 1, 4:45, 8:30 Sun: 12:30, 4:15, 8 A “Jocasta Complex?” Anyone clear awareness of their incestuous Mon-Thurs: 7:20 ever hear of it? Good name for a new relationship. Isn’t She Great (R) Today: 5:15, 7:30 office development, perhaps, or But it is Jocasta who rules this rot- The Tigger Movie (G) Fri: 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 Sat: 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 Sun: 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7 high-rise condo by the shore. ting roost. Ms. Ringle digs deep into The Beach (R) Fri: 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 Sat: 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 Sun: 1:30, 4:15, When, at the turn of the century, it yawning pits of psychic nightmare 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5:05, 7:50 came time for Herr Dr. Freud, mas- to shape and invigorate her Queen. ter psychobabbler of all time, to find She imbues Mr. Rabin’s work with MAPLEWOOD THEATER a clinical term to express the an insistent energy that refuses to Angela’s Ashes (R) Today: 9:35 Fri: 6:45, 9:25 Sat & Sun: 1:15, 4, 6:45, 9:25 extreme attachment of a child to a allow mystical musings between Mon-Thurs: 7:30 Being John Malkovich (R) Today: 8:55 Fri: 6:55 Sat & Sun: 1:25, 6:55 Mon- parent of the opposite sex, he Jocasta, her veiled doppelganger, Thurs: 6:55 zoomed right in on Mama Jocasta’s and the irrefutable forces with which Stuart Little (PG) Today: 7 fair-haired boy, Oedipus—patrici- they contend undermine the dramat- Girl, Interrupted (R) Today: 7:10, 9:25 dal, mother-bedding, clueless Oedi- ic sweep of the tale. Scream 3 (R) Today: 7:20, 9:30 Fri: 7: 30, 9:45 Sat & Sun: 1:35, 4:35, 7: 30, Jane Mandel’s direction is superb, 9:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:30, 9:30 pus of “Complex” fame—relegating Gun Shy (R) Today: 7:20, 9:35 Fri: 8:45 Sat & Sun: 7:20, 9:15 Mon-Thurs: Queen Jocasta and the rest of her stressing listening as a proactive 8:45 mythic buddies to also-rans. occupation (note Ms. Dowd’s pierc- Toy Story 2 (G) Today: 7 Fri: 6:45 Sat & Sun: 1:10, 3:10, 5:05 Mon-Thurs: New Jersey playwright Arnold ing concentration) and sustaining a 6:45 level of intensity from her players Talented Mr. Ripley (R) Today: 8:45 Fri: 9 Sat & Sun: 3:30, 9 Mon-Thurs: 9 Rabin has rectified this preferential Snow Days (PG) Fri: 7:15, 9:05 Sat & Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:05 Mon-Thurs: treatment with his new play, “The that is extraordinary. Utilizing Julia 7:15, 8:55 Queen of Thebes,” presented by MATERNAL TORMENT—Judith Dowd, left, portrays the Sphinx and Hahn’s three-leveled cantilevered Cider House Rules (R) Fri: 7:05, 9:30 Sat & Sun: 1:20, 4:15, 7:05, 9:30 Mon- Luna Stage in a strikingly acted, Jilline Ringle is Queen Jocasta, mother of Oedipus, in Luna Stage’s set, hauntingly lit by Joshua Mon- Thurs: 7, 9:15 stunningly directed and designed production of “The Queen of Thebes.” Performances run through roe, to perfection, the director man- production. Ninety thorny, uncom- Sunday, February 20. ages to expand Luna’s tiny playing CLEARVIEW’S BEACON HILL FIVE (SUMMIT) space by double. Stuart Little (PG) Today: 5, 7 promising, if at times murky min- wipeout, figuratively and literally, of a cosmic order that will not be Scream 3 (R) Today: 5:10, 7:50 Fri: 5, 7:45, 10:20, Sat: 12:05, 2:30, 5, 7:45, utes of painful psychic peeling with by the play’s end. denied even as it confronts and is Hwa Park’s elegant costumes, the 10:20 Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 5, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 5:10, 7:45 Queen Jocasta center stage culmi- Jilline Ringle is nothing short of tempered briefly by the exercise of evocative musical score of Margaret Galaxy Quest (PG) Today: 5:10, 7:30 nate with both Her Royal Eminence magnificent as the Queen, struggling limited free will the ancients saw as Pine and the stylized graphic design Talented Mr. Ripley (R) Today: 5, 8 Fri: 4:10, 7:15, 10:15 Sat: 12:45, 4:10, and the audience reaching total to appease the inexorable demands every man’s (or woman’s) birthright. by George Chase add immeasurably 7:15, 10:15 Sun: 12:45, 4:10, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5, 8 to the aesthetic whole, helping to Down to You (PG-13) Today: 5:20, 7:30 Fri: 5:20, 7:30, 9:45 Sat: 1, 3:10, Long, red ringlets framing her face, 5:20, 7:30, 9:45 Sun: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:20, 7:30 her regal form bedecked in flowing remind us, once again, of the power Snow Day (PG) Fri: 4:30, 6:50, 9:10 Sat: 12, 2:10, 4:30, 6:50, 9:10 Sun: 12, of this enduring myth. Adult school offering theater robes and jeweled ornaments, this 2:10, 4:30, 6:50 Mon-Thurs: 5,7 Performances of “The Queen of vulnerable, at times girlishly gentle Sweet & Low Down (PG-13) Fri: 4:50, 7, 9:30 Sat: 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7, 9:30 Thebes” at Luna Stage, Montclair, Sun: 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7 Mon-Thurs: 5:30, 7:50 survey series starting Feb. 17 Jocasta wants what she wants when conclude February 20. For ticket The Adult School of the Governess” by Polly Pen at the she wants it—the passionate, information call 744-3309. CLEARVIEW’S COLONY THEATER (LIVINGSTON) Chathams, Madison and Florham McCarter Theatre and “Radium enveloping love of Oedipus and the Liberty Heights (R) Today: 7:15 Fri: 7, 9:50 Sat: 1:15, 4, 7, 9:50 Sun: 1:15, 4, Park will sponsor an 11-week series 7 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7:40 Girls” by Dolores Whiskeyman at four children sired by him. She will All About My Mother (R) Today: 7:30 Fri: 5:15, 7:30, 10 Sat: 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, titled “Theater Survey: An Adven- Playwrights Theatre. do what it takes to achieve her end, Mill slates singles 7:30, 10 Sun: 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:15, 7:30 ture in Playgoing,” beginning next Students will discuss the works recklessly chancing being consumed night for ‘Noises’ Magnolia (R) Today: 7:20 Thursday, February 17, at 7 p.m. at with the artists involved in each pro- in the process. Snow Day (PG) Fri: 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sat: 12:30, 2:40, 5, 7:15, 9:30 Sun: 12:30, Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, 2:40, 5, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7:15 duction, including playwrights, Tormenting and titillating the The Paper Mill Playhouse will Green Village Road School, 33 directors and actors. Classes will be Queen with their intimations of hor- offer specially-priced tickets for sin- Green Village Road, Madison. facilitated by the artistic staff of rifying truth, the Sphinx (a hissing, gle theatergoers tonight for an 8 p.m. CLEARVIEW’S MADISON CINEMA 4 During the series, students will Playwrights Theater of New Jersey, venomous Judith Dowd) and the performance of “Noises Off.” Girl, Interrupted (R) Today: 7 see six plays, including “Father’s mysterious alter ego, Grey-Veiled New Jersey’s only professional the- The event, the Paper Mill’s 12th Topsy Turvy (R) Fri: 4:50, 8:15 Sat & Sun: 1:30, 4:50, 8:15 Mon-Thurs: 8 and Sons” by Rufus Caleb at Play- Woman (Davina Hunt Porter), stand “Singular Sensation” offering, fea- Snow Falling On Cedars (PG-13) Today: 7:15 Fri: 7:15, 10 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, ater dedicated to the development of wrights Theatre, “Uncle Vanya on poised to ease Jocasta over the brink tures a post-show reception in the 7:15, 10 Sun: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 5:05, 7:45 new works for the stage. Isn’t She Great (R) Fri & Sat: 9 Sun 8:45 42nd Street” by Anton Chekhov at into madness. As nurse and confi- theater’s Renee Foosaner Art Eye of the Beholder (R) Today: 7:30 Fri: 5:10, 7:30, 9:50 Sat: 12:30, 2:50, Two River Theatre in Manaquan, The cost of the series is $225. For dante, Eileen Wilson attempts to Gallery. Sponsoring the reception 5:10, 7:30, 9:50 Sun: 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 5:10, 7:30 “Venice” by Kathleen McGhee at more information, call the Adult soothe her feverish mistress and pro- are Zone Vodka and Ling Ling Chi- The Tigger Movie (G) Fri: 5, 7 Sat & Sun: 1, 3, 5, 7 Mon-Thurs: 5, 7 Crossroads Theatre in New School of the Chathams, Madison tect her from the truth. nese Restaurant. Brunswick, “Loot” by Joe Orton at and Florham Park at 443-9222 or When Oedipus, played by Cole- For singles tickets telephone the the George Street Playhouse, “Night Playwrights Theatre at 514-1787. man Zeigen with earnest ardor, box office, 376-4343.

724945 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 9 German organist playing in St. Stephen’s series

The 30th season of recitals on the His father, Wolfgang, directs the Church of Westfield. German-built Beckerath pipe organ Leipzig University Choir. A reception for the artist, includ- at St. Stephen’s Church features a Mr. Unger received his musical ing refreshments, follows the con- performance Sunday, February 27, training at the Georg Friedrich cert. A $10 contribution will be col- at 4 p.m. by Johannes Unger of Haendel Conservatory, the Music lected at the door. Leipzig, Germany. School for gifted students in Halle The program features Baroque and at the Felix Mendelssohn selections, including the Sweelinck Bartholdy Conservatory for Music Variations on “Est-ce Mars,” Buxte- and Theater in Leipzig where he hude’s Toccata, Fugue & Ciacona studied organ with Ullrich Boehme, and the “Offertoire sur les grands organist of St. Thomas Church. Display jeux” from the First Organ Mass of He currently is involved with an Couperin. Three Bach works will be organ master class with Hans Fagius Advertising performed: The Concerto in A in Copenhagen. At St. Peter’s Deadline Minor after Vivaldi, the Prelude & Church in Leipzig, he is responsible Fugue in A Minor and the Toccata, John Davidson Kelly Bishop for concerts on a 1910 Jahn organ. Friday, 5 p.m. Adagio & Fugue in C Major. Round- Johannes Unger Mr. Unger’s appearance precedes Call 376-1200 ing out the program are Andante in F the season finale May 7 featuring Two Paper Mill performers by Mozart and Mendelssohn’s ever to perform at St. Stephen’s local musician Trent Johnson, con- Sonata No. 5. Church, Mr. Unger was born in Ger- ductor of the Oratorio Singers of One of the youngest recitalists many in 1976 to a musical family. attending wine tasting event Westfield and director of music and The Paper Mill Playhouse will executive producer of the Paper Pianist Strahan performing in Madison arts at the First United Methodist host a wine tasting Sunday, February Mill. 20, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the the- Wine connoisseur John Hartlage Mari Strahan of Maplewood will City. She will perform four Chopin ater’s Renee Foosaner Art Gallery of Wine Cellars of Millburn and be the featured pianist today at selections. Where Can You Find featuring two stars from past pro- Bernardsville will conduct the tast- 10:30 a.m. at a free concert spon- Also featured on the program will ductions. ing of great wines from Italy. A tech- sored by the Suburban Music Study be The South Mountain Trio on Horacio Gutiérrez? Appearing at the event will be nical rehearsal of the Mill’s upcom- Club in the Chase Room at the cello, piano and violin playing Madison Public Library. selected music of Ludwig van John Davidson, who performed in ing production of “Deathtrap” fol- at UNITY CONCERTS “The Will Rogers Follies” at the lows the tasting session. A music graduate of Smith Col- Beethoven. Anita Gordon of Whip- Mill, and Kelly Bishop from The cost is $35 per person. Those lege, Ms. Strahan studied at the Dal- pany rounds out the concert with croze School of Music in New York classical selections. “Mame.” Present also will be Lee seeking additional information can THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 3 P.M. Leonard, host of N.J. 12’s “Jersey’s telephone Bonnie Guyre, (732) 541- Montclair High School Community Auditorium Talking,” and Angelo Del Rossi, 2348. Park & Chestnut Streets

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712587 Kindermusik Classes for ages 2 - 7 34 Ridgedale Avenue 281 Main Street East Hanover, NJ 07936 Millburn, NJ 07041 Summit Area YMCA Day Camps (973) 428-0405 (973) 467-4688 Registration for the Summit Area YMCA Day Camps for preschoolers, youth and teens begins at an open house Sunday, February 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Summit YMCA, 67 Maple Street, Summit. This year the Y is offering more camps than ever for campers ages 4-16, plus a new ticket registration process to make registration quick and easy. 2000 SUMMER “Camp Cannundus” for campers entering grades 1 to 5, offers a full-day traditional outdoor camp at the Watchung Reservation. Other camp choices PROGRAM SCHEDULE for youth includes “Drama Camp,” featuring the basics skills learning in Early Camp & Summer National Championships Preparation 724860 drama and acting, and “Sports Camp” for learning and playing a variety of June 26-30 (Millburn Middle School) sports. Preschooler ages 4 and5 can enjoy their first-time camp experience in full Newark Academy Summer Fencing Camp day or half day programs. “Little Beavers” includes arts and crafts, swim At the Newark Academy, Livingston, NJ instruction, games, field trips and cookouts. “Sports Shorts” teaches basic 1st week---August 14-18 basketball, soccer, hockey and T-ball as well as arts and crafts, story time 2nd week---August 21-25 The Summer Theatre and play. For the 5- year-old “Discovery Camp,” an outdoor camp, explores the Watchung Reservation spending the day playing games, making arts Great End Sumer Camp & New Fencing Season Preparation Of Montclair 2,000 and crafts and exploring nature. In addition, the Berkeley Heights and August 28-September 1 (MIllburn Middle School) For more information call (908) 769-0087 (Yakov) Springfield YMCAs offer preschoolers indoor camps. For details and regis- (908) 245-0960 (George) An exciting and unique theatrical experience, The Summer Theatre tration information contact the Berkeley Heights Y at (908) 464-8373 or

E-Mail: [email protected] - [email protected] 712594 Camp of Montclair, now in its 8th year, in Upper Montclair, offers fun-filled Springfield Y at 467-0838. programs for ages 5-7 and 8-15. Acting, singing, dance and improvisa- Area teens may choose from more than 10 different summer experiences. tional training culminate in a beautifully staged, musical production in “Teen Camp” (entering grades 6-9) features traditional camp activities plus Neighborhood House which every participant significantly performs. The environment of the team building, environment, hikes, service projects and camping. “Teen camp is fun, artistic, supportive, friendly and very focused. Very limited Leadership Camp” (grades 9-11), trains participants for two weeks in lead- Nursery School enrollment.Children: Ages 5-15 Contact: Mary Ann Riel (973) 935-7404 ership skills and activity planning and then a week as a counselor-in-train- Adhering to the belief that camp should be fun the Neighborhood ing at Camp Cannundus. House Nursery School will again offer a 6-week summer camp. There The Y is implementing a new ticket registration process for quick and will be a weekly theme and activities will center on the theme. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ easy registration prior to camp Open House. If you are a YMCA family The camp will be held outside on the new playground. A large sandbox, ★ ★ member, you may pick up registration tickets starting on Saturday, Febru- water tables and ride-on toys will be available. Crafts, songs, games and ary 12, at 9 a.m. Tickets will be handed out with an assigned time for your gardening will be daily activities. A walking trip to a place of interest in the ★ The Summer Theatre Camp ★ return to Open House on Sunday. All youth members and new campers may community will be the weekly highlight. ★ Of Mon tclair ★ pick up tickets beginning on Sunday morning at 9 a.m. For details on this Camp begins June 26 and ends August 4. A minimum of two weeks is ★ ★ new registration process or to request a camp brochure, call the Summit required but scheduling is flexible to accommodate for family vacations. ★ l l ★ YMCA at (908) 273-3330. The camp day starts at 8:30 a.m. and ends at noon, Monday through Friday. ★ ★ The weekly fee is $95.00. Registration begins March 1. For information ★ ★ and an application, call 973-376-0739. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ l l ★ ★ ★ ★ Ages 5-7 and 8-15 ★ 2000 SUMMER CAMP ★ ★ ★ July and August Sessions! ★ NEW PLAYGROUND CRAFTS ★ ★ ★ 2, 3 and 4 Week Programs ★ TRIPS GARDENING ★ Acting, Singing, Dancing ★ ★ ★ GAMES WATER PLAY ★ Theatre Games, Improvisation ★ ★ Stage Combat, Mime ★ ★ ★ l ★ A FIRST RATE ★ WHERE CARING IS A TRADITION ★ ★ Dates: June 6th - August 4th ★ CAMP EXPERIENCE! ★ ★ Fully staged, original musical ★ For: 3, 4 & 5 year olds ★ performance at Montclair State University ★ Time: 8:30 to 12:00 noon - Monday through Friday ★ ★ ★ ★ Fee: $95.00 per week (two week minimum) ✩Professional Instructors l ★ ★ Registration: in person or mail-in (first come, first served) ★ ✩Air-conditioned Campsite in Upper Montclair ★ ✩ ★ AM and PM Snacks ★ NO REFUNDS ★ ✩A Fun, Focused, Caring, Artistic Environment ★ ★ ★ Class size: 19 ★ For more information ★ * Child must be toilet trained ★ Call 201-935-7404 ★ ★ ★ 724995 10% Discount for second child in same family ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 712698 712591 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 11 Summer Camp Directory Advertisement

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Camp Connection Hedwig Gruenewald Nursery School Camp Connection provides a LET’S TALK... personalized free service to guide The Hedwig Gruenewald Nurs- 10). their talents. The enthusiastic and parents to the most appropriate ery School (HGNS) of Congrega- HGNS minicamp is a child-cen- experienced staff incorporates Camp ’2000 selection of camps, teen tours and tion B’nai Israel is currently accept- tered program that encourages chil- weekly themes into arts and crafts, pre-college—based upon the ing applications for its 7-week dren to explore their surroundings, cooking, guitar led sing-alongs, sto- child’s interest, personality and minicamp (June 26 through August discover new interests and develop ries, dramatics and special activi- family’s budget. ties. Children participate in daily Camp Connection will assist waterplay and utilize the school’s parents to research sleep-away two outdoor playgrounds. camps a year before their child is Two-year-olds may attend two or to attend camp and will provide three mornings (Tuesday, Wednes- maps and directions for the family day, and/or Thursday) from 9 to 11. to visit during camp operation. On Three- and 4-year-olds can come their visits parents and children three or four days (Monday through 712695 can meet the directors and see the Thursday) from 9 a.m. to 12:30 facilities p.m. Also offered this year is “Sum- Call Donna or Ed Okin at 984- mer Fun—Together Time” for tod- 5700 for the summer of 2000. dlers 15 to 23 months old accompanied by an adult. This class, led by the director of HGNS, meets for six weeks on Monday mornings from 9:30 to 11. Activities include creative movement, singing, finger plays, simple art projects, free play Mott Leeney Baseball Camp and outdoor waterplay. Campers have the opportunity for 712584 “live” baseball for week-long sessions at the Mott Leeney Baseball Camp. Kent Place ‘Summer Qualified coaches or college players teach the fundamentals through practice drills, intra-camp in Summit’ games and daily demonstration. Give your kids a summer vaca- and girls ages 4 through 14 an expe- thing to suit your child’s needs Features include indoor batting tion experience they will never for- rience of enrichment and fun. including playing fields, a modern cages, locker rooms, showers, a get at Kent Place School’s “Sum- Located on the beautiful 28-acre field house, air conditioned class- nurse and an indoor swimming pool mer in Summit!” program. campus of Kent Place School in rooms, three state-of-the-art Macin- with certified lifeguards. This stimulating coeducational Summit, this incredible 23-year-old tosh computer labs, a professional The camp’s 32nd year of weekly program is designed to present boys camp is fully equipped with every- theater and a dance studio, three sessions begins June 26, July 3, July playgrounds and a teaching kitchen. 10 and July 17. Daily sessions run Programs run from June 12 from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. HHHH through August 18. Day camps, a For more information, telephone Creative Arts Workshop for middle Summer school students, academic brush-up Jack Mott at 335-4454. classes and a wide variety of sports HHHH including archery, soccer and swim- inSummit! ming at the Summit Connection are offered. June 12 - August 4 Middle school girls can enroll in HHH Hthe Success for Girls class or the Coed,Ages 4 - 14 YM-YWHA of Union County Girl’s Leadership Institute. The YM-YWHA of Union County provides a safe, “close to home” wonderfully, diversified and creative day Early Summer Programs Campers are supervised by a camp. Creative Arts qualified, caring staff. Parents who HHHH Swimming, music, crafts, sports, nature, drama, cooking and trips are just to name some of the activities that Day Camp Enrichment are interested in giving their kids a will keep your child happily occupied. Most of the staff are certified teachers and the specialists are professionals. Sports Extended Care very special summer can call Kent A large, air-conditioned building with more than 50 rooms and camp property accompany acres of woods with Place School at (908) 273-0900, basketball, softball and hockey areas. The camp has a Jewish content and is co-sponsored by the Jewish Federa- HHHHFor more information, 908-273-0900, ext. 272 extension 272 for information. tion of Central New Jersey and United Way. KENT PLACE SCHOOL 712690 It is a non-profit agency; childcare is tax deductible. Seat-belted bus/van transportation is provided to and from Kent Place School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin in any of its practices and policies. camp throughout Union and Essex Counties. The YM-YWHA of Union County is located at 501 Green Lane, Union Camp TBJ Camp TBJ, at Congregation B’nai Jeshurun in Short Hills, YM-YWHA of Union County Presents offers the ultimate in summer camp Camp TBJ programs for youngsters 14 months through kindergarten. SUMMER CAMP ’2000 Temple B’nai Jeshurun, Short Hills, NJ What’s its formula for success? Ages 3-15 • Kinders • Chaverim • Y-HO-CA • L.I.T The key word is quality. The fully- ◆ Summer Programs For Children 14 months through Kindergarten equipped play and sports areas pro- June 28th to August 22nd • 4 and 8 Week Programs vide a wide range of outdoor activi- ◆ June 26th - August 9th ties. The indoor workshops and play Trips • Swimming • Sports • Clubs • Crafts • Bar-b-ques • Cooking • Music areas are fully air-conditioned. Only ◆ Gymnastics • Pizza Lunches • Travel • Dance • Games • Drama • Entertainment Exciting Theme Weeks Camp TBJ offers six innovative pro- Snack Bar • Video Room • Double Gym • Olympic Pool • A/C Rooms ◆ Fun Filled Camper Participation Days grams designed to meet the devel- 5th and 6th Graders travel 2x/Week • Bus Transportation From Most Areas opmental needs of youngsters. Its ◆ Creative Daily Schedules trained professional staff encour- Early Discount by Mar. 14th “Y” Membership Included In Total Camp Fees • Work/Travel Program, 11th & 12th Grades ages campers to have fun and ◆ Fully Equipped Outdoor Water Play & Sports Areas Leaders-in-Training PURIM CARNIVAL Camp Reunion/Info Day achieve success by ensuring that the Sun, March 12th ◆ Air-conditioned Indoor Workshops environment is safe and emotionally 7th-10th Grade Travel & “Train” trips to Sun. Feb. 13th 1-3 supportive. The staff at Camp TBJ is Arizona, Atlanta, Wildwood Prizes, Zoo, Games, Bring Sneakers, Bathing Suits dedicated to providing your child L.I.T. Info Nite • Wed, Mar.15th 7pm Food, Fish, Much More! Pizza, 2pm Magic Show with a unique and exciting camp 12-4pm ◆ Staffed by Early Childhood Educators experience. Camp TBJ looks forward to shar- 712583 ing the summer of 2000 with you 501 Green Lane, Union • (908)289-8112 and your child. Call 379-1555 for For information contact Barbara Hochberg, Camp Director 973-379-1555 more information. Certified by NJ State Department of Health ID#640 • Jani Kovacs-Jonas, Director of Group & Camping Services 712585 Page 12 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills February 10, 2000 Cancer Care’s Larkin AARP speaker Applications available for integrated preschool Kathy Larkin, clinical coordinator A coffee will be held at 9:30 a.m. Applications are available for the To be eligible a regular education ting. are made by the staff based on their of education and outreach at town- followed by Ms. Larkin’s talk at 10 township school system’s integrated student must reach their fourth birth- The integrated preschool program knowledge of the children and ship-based Cancer Care., will pro- a.m. preschool program. day on or before October 1 of this is different from other preschools in appropriate grouping configuration. vide an overview of the organiza- Applications, which will be year. that it incorporates the education of Telephone Deanne Gitner, the tion’s service at the Monday, Febru- accepted until Friday, March 10, are A birth certificate and proof of special education youngsters with school system’s communications ary 28, meeting of the Millburn- Read & Recycle available at the Education Center, residency will be required of those that of regular education preschool- coordinator, 376-3600, extension Short Hills Chapter of the American 434 Millburn Avenue. students admitted to the program ers. 163, for more information Association of Retired Persons. “There are 20 openings in the pro- through the lottery. Regular educa- Special education youngsters are gram, since the program is driven by tion children are not screened in any placed in the program through a the number of classified youngsters way, but must meet age require- screening process conducted by the who can benefit from such a pro- ments. special services department. Attention Teachers, Parents, Kids gram,” said James Donovan, the The lottery is scheduled for All children in the program attend township’s superintendent of Wednesday, March 22, at 10 a.m. at classes four days a week. schools. Regular education partici- the Education Center. Waiting lists Fridays are devoted to parent- pants will be determined by lottery from last year are no longer valid teacher conferences, parent work- as has been done in years past. and the new lists will be for the shops, family activities and staff No tuition will be charged for the 2000-01 school year. Students development. program, which is open only to 4- admitted to the program are allowed Children are not segregated by year-olds. to remain for two years, age permit- ability or age. Placement decisions Doyou have 20 vision

Passaic County Vision 2020 is a group of Passaic County residents and business owners working together to improve the quality of life in Passaic County. Students you can help. The following is the Vision 2020 of Jesse Wayne Pontente, grade 8, of Haledon.What’s yours? Let us know! The Herald News will be publishing selected 2020 Vision Essays during Newspaper In Education Week (March 6-10, 2000). Send your look into the future essay to: NIE Resource Center, 503 Rt. 721, Spring Lake Heights, NJ 07762 Deadline: Feb. 15, 2000

My life in the year 2020 is very typical. My headphone alarm clock wakes me up at 7:15. After I get up I take a conveyor belt shower. People from the late 20th Century would compare this to a car wash.The headphone that wakes me up is plugged into the wall which activates many different things as it wakes me. The first thing is does is have coffee brewed for me, followed by bringing me my paper with a mechanical arm. Finally it turns my radio on too. Getting to school or job has changed also. Gas-guzzling anti-environmental buses have been abol- ished for five years now.The “bus”stop remains, but we travel by helium-powered super-zeppelins. Few jobs are run by computer today, from fear of the now-ancient Y2K problems. Jobs are performed much like they were in the 1960s, only with better machinery. Employment does not depend on computers, but shopping does.Virtual reality helmets shop for you subconsciously, getting you only things you need and can afford from mammoth warehouses. Recreation has not changed from 20 years ago. Only the equipment has.Televisions are as thin as paper and can be made into a contact lens for your eye. Music is played from radios that are ear- pieces.All sports are played year-round in retractable domes, and athletes are paid by performance each year on December 31, not before the season like it was done so many years ago. Pay checks are still mailed and the postal system has remained intact. Minimum wage is a staggering $10.57 an hour, $4.42 more than when the new millennium rang in. In conclusion, I would like to use a famous quote: “The more things change, the more they stay the same.”It’s obvious that only equipment and time change. People and the way things are done will always be the same. Jesse Wayne Potente, Haledon Public School, Grade 8 Mr. Silver. 729127 The Newspapers In Education Program is sponsored by: Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office, The Nicholas Martini Foundation, Passaic Beth Israel Hospital, Chase Manhattan Bank, P.C. Richard & Son, Metrostars, CBA Industries, DeCamp Bus Lines, Community Coach Inc., New Jersey Jackals and Chevy Fresh Mex 423220-M278

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Millburn, in addition to winning the overall team crown, also successfully defended its team epee championship and qualified seven of its top nine fencers for the NJSIAA individual championships on Thurs- day, March 7, at Hackettstown High School. The squad’s epee, foil and saber teams have qualified for the NJSIAA team finals scheduled for Saturday, Staff photo by Jim Connelly March 4, at Voorhees High School in CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD—Co-captain Erica Slep (top row, center) Glen Gardner.Senior tri-captain holds the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Dis- Justin Kilgore won four of six bouts Staff photo by Jim Connelly trict 2 epee team championship trophy. Kneeling are Jessica Huston on the A strip to successfully defend THREE-PEAT—Members of Millburn High School’s boys’ fencing team, which captured its third con- and Meredith Kaffel. his individual district epee crown. secutive state District 2 crown Saturday are, first row, Ashwin Jacob, Michael Duane, Niluka Abeyawar- Seniors Andrew Bazilevich and dene, Matt Castellan, Justin Kilgore, Tsai-Hsuan Tsai and Jonathan Brosterman and, standing, head Ashwin Jacob posted 6-0 records on coach George LaTorre, Sam Korb, Andrew Bazilevich, Nick Nedostup, Josh Younger, Max Reback, MHS girl fencers take the B and C strips to help Millburn James Fischkoff, Phil Sherrill and assistant coach Rider Torres. finish with a 16-2 record. Columbia was second with 12 followed by junior Phil Sherrill won all six of his MILLER NOTES—Kilgore, His name was omitted from a list second in District 2 Montclair Kimberley and Pingry bouts on the B strip and sophomore Bazilevich, Jacob, Younger, Reback, of Miller place winners in last with 11. Niluka Abeyawardene posted a 4-2 Castellan and Sherrill will represent A return trip to the New Jersey Millburn edged Columbia for the week’s edition.Millburn was MKA was awarded third place record on the C strip for Millburn. Millburn in the state individual State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- bounced from the top spot in The team epee title 17-15. Oak Knoll with a plus 7 in the indicator The saber squad, aided by 5-1 championships. ciation team championships is in the was third with 13 wins and Mont- Star-Ledger Top 10 with a 14-13 tiebreaker.Millburn and MKA each efforts from senior tri-captain Josh Reback placed second in saber loss to new No. 1 St. Benedict’s Prep books for Millburn High School’s clair Kimberley Academy fourth January 28 in the Denise O’Connor registered 15 wins to tie for first Younger on the A strip and senior on February 1. girls’ fencing squad. with 11. place in the team foil competition. James Fischkoff, claimed runner-up High School Championships. The Millers booked their trip to The Millers finished fourth in the MKA claimed first place on the indi- honors in the team competition with the state team finals on Saturday, team foil standings with 15 points. cator tie-breaker 44-36. a 14-4 record. Senior Max Reback HEAVY LIFTING NOT REQUIRED March 4, at Voorhees High School in Columbia placed first with 22 wins Senior tri-captain Matt Castellan chipped in with a 4-2 showing on the Glen Gardner with a second-place followed by Pingry (20) and Oak went 5-1 losing only to individual B strip. MKA took team honors at finish in the NJSIAA District 2 tour- Presented by Dr. Paula Viespi Knoll (17). champion Jay Tobia on the A strip, 16-2. Certified Chiropractor & Sports Physician nament Saturday at Pingry School in Senior Samantha Herman (4-2), Martinsville. senior Elissa Jacobs (4-3), senior State power Scotch Plains To prevent injuries from snow shovel- A first-place showing in the epee Crystal Jiang (4-3) and senior co- ing, Dr. Viespi suggests the following: event by the trio of junior Solmaz captain Amanda Lordy (3-4) Firoz (6-1), senior Stephanie James accounted for Millburn’s 15 points. derails Millburn swimmers While there can be no doubt that (6-1) and senior co-captain Erica Miller senior Uma Damle came out Perennial state power Scotch three spots in the final individual improper lifting of heavy objects can lead Slep (5-2) paced Millburn to a run- on the losing end in her lone foil Plains-Fanwood put an end to a bid race, the 100-breaststroke, and the to back pain, sitting for long periods of ner-up finish in the overall team bout. for a third consecutive victory the 400 freestyle relay teams placed first time may pose an even greater risk for standings behind Columbia. Colum- MILLER NOTES—A 19-6 Millburn High School swim team and third in the final race to give developing back pain. According to epi- bia posted 37 victories, five more demiological studies, there have been defeat of Somerville on February 3 with a convincing 119-50 victory Millburn the 2-point victory. than Millburn. more complaints about back pain as coupled with a 14-11 loss to Oak February 3 at the Scotch Plains “We’ve been in a couple of really Dr. Paula Viespi Slep also qualified for the NJSI- of ce work has replaced heavy labor. Knoll two days later left the team’s YMCA. exciting meets this year, but this one AA individual championships This is due to the fact that sitting places a DC,CCSP,DACBSP Millburn (7-3) managed just a sin- was the closest and we came out on scheduled for Tuesday, March 7, at record at 5-3. great deal of stress on the spine. And, gle individual victory, a win in the top,” Richard said. “We were hang- Hackettstown High School, with a Jiang and Dame each registered speaking of stress, it is also becoming quite evident that stressful fourth-place effort in epee. An extra three wins against Somerville. Post- 50-yard freestyle by Bobby Good- ing in there all meet, down by 14 events may be more responsible for back pain than physical tie-breaking round to determine the ing two wins apiece were Lordy, win. points toward the last few events. injury. So, if you sit for long periods of time or have endured sig- four individual qualifers was need as Slep, Firoz, James, Jacob and senior Andrew Gartland registered run- Montclair Kimberley Academy is a ni cant psychological stress, these factors may well be responsi- Slep, Firoz, Columbia’s Annmarie Samantha Herman. ner-up finishes for Millburn in the powerful team and our swimmers ble for any back pain you are experiencing. LeDonne and Wednesday Valestin Columbia’s District 2 champi- 100-yard and 200-yard freestyle. deserve a tremendous amount of Do you sit for long periods of time? Are you suffering with and Oak Knoll’s Tiffany White fin- onship lifted the Maplewood school Placing third for first-year coach praise for staying with them and back pain? Safe and gentle, professional chiropractic care may ished in a 5-way tie. back atop The Star-Ledger Top 10 Tim Richard’s Miller squad were eventually overtaking them for the bene t you. Long periods of sitting, nancial worries, toxic envi- LeDonne wound up claiming the rankings. Millburn, which had Goodwin (200-yard individual med- win.” ronments and many everyday activities can stress your spine. At individual crown. White was second, knocked Columbia out of the top ley), Brian Goodwin (100-yard but- MILLER NOTES—Christine MILLBURN CHIROPRACTIC ARTS, we believe a chiroprac- Valestin third and Slep fourth. Firoz spot with a 13-12 win on January 27, terfly), Maor Segal (100-yard back- Hou placed first in the 100 back- tic lifestyle and other healthy habits help save time and money. settled for fifth place. fell to second in the rankings. stroke) and Willie Wong (100-yard stroke, Millburn’s lone first-place Have you considered chiropractic health care? Call us at 467- breaststroke). finish, in the girls’ team’s 129-40 3993 to schedule an appointment. We’re located at 68 Essex Millburn High School sports Miller fourth-place finishers loss to MKA. Samantha Harrison, Street, across from the train station. included Will Tung (200 freestyle), Whitney Gaylord, Liz Milton and P.S. Aside from selecting a chair that molds to the contours of schedule for the coming week Jon Feder (200 individual medley), Nicole Hou took first place in the your back, help your back while sitting by exing various muscle Brian Bleier (50 freestyle), Alex 200 freestyle relay. groups and getting out of your chair every half-hour. Today, February 10 Monday, February 14 Sherman (100 butterfly), Seth Millburn’s boys’ squad rolled to a Boys’ and girls’ fencing vs. Pin- Dr. Viespi is a certified sports physician, she has completed her Diplomate in sports injury Boys’ basketball vs. Butler. 4 p.m. Trueger (500-yard freestyle) and 104-65 defeat of Union on January and is currently pursuing her masters degree in clinical nutrition. Dr. Viespi has been in Girls’ basketball at Butler. 4 p.m. gry. 4 p.m. Amanda Freda (100-yard breast- 27. Gartland, Brian Goodwin and practice since 1983, having a family practice and subspecialties in disc management and Boys’ and girls’ fencing vs. West Boys’ swimming vs. Delbarton. stroke). Trueger each placed first in two sports injury. Essex. 6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. County College of Morris. Arnaud Lafforgue (100 butterfly), events. Boys’ and girls’ swimming vs. Tuesday, February 15 For any questions contact Dr. Paula Viespi at: Tung (500 freestyle) and Kenny 68 Essex Street, Millburn, N.J. • (973) 467-3993 Morristown. 8 p.m. Newark Acade- Boys’ basketball at Morris Catholic. 4 p.m. Huang (100 breaststroke) took fifth 712561 my, Livingston. Athletic hotline Boys’ and girls’ fencing at Morris- place for Millburn. Friday, February 11 Millburn’s loss to Scotch Plains- A recorded announcement listing town. 5 p.m. Millburn High School’s daily inter- Boys’ and girls’ fencing vs. Pomp- Girls’ basketball vs. Morris Fanwood was preceded by a thrilling scholastic sports schedule is provid- ton Lakes. 4:15 p.m. Catholic. 7 p.m. 86-84 defeat of Montclair Kimber- Saturday, February 12 Wednesday, February 16 ley Academy January 31 at Newark ed by the office of Millburn athletic Fax The Item at 376-8556 Ice hockey vs. Paramus. 6 p.m. Ice hockey vs. Lakeland. 4:15 Academy in Livingston. director Ted D’Alessio. South Mountain Arena, West p.m. South Mountain Arena, West Bobby Goodwin, Trueger and The hotline can be reached by Orange. Orange. Michael Widjaja claimed the first calling 564-7130, extension 229. February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 17 SPORTS Injury-riddled Miller cagers fall in ECT The beginning of the post-Leslie since. Konsig era did not go smoothly for With Gonnella taking over at the the Millburn High School girls’ bas- point, sophomore Kiera Farry has ketball team in Saturday’s Essex assumed Gonnella’s off-guard posi- County Tournament first-round con- tion. test against the host West Orange West Orange, which will face the Mountaineers. Millers (11-5) twice next season fol- Millburn, playing without leading lowing Millburn’s move to the Sky- scorer Konsig, who suffered a sea- line Division of the Northern Hills son-ending ankle injury two days Conference at the end of the current earlier in a 44-32 defeat of Northern school year, held a 15-4 lead after Hills Conference, Suburban Divi- the first quarter of Saturday’s county sion rival Montville, was held to a contest. season-low offensive output in drop- A bucket by Farry and two foul ping a 41-29 decision to sixth-seed- shots by senior forward Miata Dick ed West Orange (12-3). West Orange accounted for Millburn’s first-quar- advances to oppose No. 3 seed ter points. Millburn again was held Orange, a 53-36 winner over No. 14 to four points in the second quarter seed Livingston, in this Saturday’s as West Orange extended its lead to quarterfinal-round play. 22-8 at halftime. “We were a little out of sync Millburn reached double figures offensively,” said first-year head on a putback by senior forward coach John Fraraccio. We had only Chenoa Lassiter with 3:50 left in the one day to get Lauren (junior guard third quarter. Gonnella) acclimated to playing Gonnella (eight points) and Dick point guard.” (six points) paced Millburn in scor- The Millers, who have now lost ing. West Orange was led by Tatlin three regulars for the season to Bailey (14 points) and Rachelle injury, are down to six players with Albano (nine points). GLUM BENCH—Downcast faces on the bench tell the story as the varsity experience. Junior reserve The county setback halted Mill- Millers are headed for a first-round loss to West Orange in Essex guard Martha Ucko (ruptured disc) burn’s season-high winning streak at County Tournament action. also out for the season, joining Kon- six games. sig and junior guard Ann Buckley MILLER NOTES—The squad’s tournament will be based on the 11- Center Ashley Arnold, Dick, Kon- (ankle) on the sidelines. Buckley seed for the New Jersey State Inter- 5 it held following Saturday’s loss to sig and Lassiter will be honored in was injured in the season opener at scholastic Athletic Association West Orange.Millburn took a 9-3 Senior Night festivities prior to DePaul and has been sidelined ever North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 Staff photo by Jim Connelly division record into Tuesday’s home Tuesday’s 7 p.m. home game against contest against Madison. Morris Catholic. WITH THE COACH—Lauren Gonnella receives last-minute advice from Miller head coach John Fraraccio prior taking the floor as the Millburn girl cagers holding team’s new point guard in Saturday’s Essex County Tournament contest against West Orange. youth clinic at high school A basketball clinic, originally Enrollment will be accepted by Konsig bid for scoring planned for boys and girls in grades mail only and may be accomplished two through five, has been expand- by sending a check, made payable ed to include sixth through eighth to Millburn Hoopsters, to Arlene record halted by injury graders and will be offered during Gonnella, 2 Bishops Lane, Short this month’s public school vacation Hills. The chase is over. period by members of Millburn The child’s name, school, grade, A season-ending ankle injury has High School girls’ varsity and skill level, parent’s name, home and derailed Millburn High School junior varsity cage teams. emergency telephone numbers senior basketball standout Leslie The clinic, sponsored by the along with specific days of partici- Konsig’s bid to become the school’s Millburn Hoopsters, is scheduled pation desired must be sent along all-time career scoring leader. for Tuesday, February 22, through with the check. 729126 Konsig stretched ligaments in her Thursday, February 24, from 9:30 Confirmation of enrollment sta- left ankle while she was fouled to 11:30 a.m. in the auxiliary gym tus will be made by telephone. attempting a layup early in the at Millburn High School. Telephone 379-5289, for more fourth quarter of the Millers’ 44-32 Registration fee is $25 per day. information. defeat of host Montville on February 3. Konsig finished with 15 points in the contest, giving her 255 for the season and 1,281 points for her career, 111 shy of equaling the all- Sports Copy time school mark held by 1984 Mill- burn alumna Jackie Holle. Deadline “Honestly I’m not upset at breaking the record,” said Millburn’s co- Monday, Noon captain, who last week also announced her plans to sign a letter- Call 376-1200 of-intent to with Sacred Heart Uni- versity where she plans to play soc- Leslie Konsig cer and softball. 1,281 points “I was lucky to get 1,000 points. 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724533 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 19 Millburn cagers claim spot Wofsy’s 738 leads Millburn bowlers past Clifford Scott 16-5 Senior captain Brad Wofsy broke games of 253, 249 and 236 to series) and Aron Samkoff (524 in state section tournament his own school record for high series eclipse the school-record 704 series series). February 2 to pace the Millburn he registered against Madison on Mission accomplished. Senior center/forward Aaron High School bowling team to a 16-5 January 10. Brookner and junior guard Jesse The Millburn High School boys’ defeat of Clifford J. Scott at Plaza Millburn (13-6) also received con- basketball team is headed to the Belodoff, with sophomore swing- Read & Recycle man Jordan Maleh held to eight Lanes in Madison. tributions from Chris Ferreira (605 New Jersey State Interscholastic Wofsy recorded a 738 series on series), Adam Rosenberg (578 Athletic Association state tourna- points by Wardlaw Hartridge’s (3- ment for the first time since 1994- 12) box-in-one defense, combined to 95.Millburn clinched a North Jersey, score 37 of Millburn’s 51 points. Section 2, Group 3 tournament bid Belodoff sank three shots from Come visit the new on the next-to-last day before the beyond the 3-point arc to finish with state qualifying deadline with a 51- a game-high 19 points. Brookner 30 defeat of Wardlaw-Hartridge Fri- chipped in with 18. MILLER NOTES—Roof also ERGEN day afternoon in Edison. The win B praised the play of sophomore point REGIONAL gave Millburn (8-8) the .500 record guard Chris Tansey. “He has been required for admission to the tourna- the floor general I’ve wanted. He ment on this past Saturday’s cutoff MEDICAL CENTER does a lot of good things that don’t 230 East Ridgewood Avenue, Paramus, NJ 07652 date. appear in the box score.” “They played lot better than our The Wardlaw-Hartridge game The Staff of Bergen Regional Medical Center’s Long Term Care Division first meeting (a 70-45 Miller victory became a must-win situation follow- cordially invites you to tour our facility on January 19),” said Miller head ing a 54-36 loss to Pequannock on Tours are conducted the rst Monday of each month at 10:30 a.m. coach Chris Roof. February 1. and the rst Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Each tour lasts about 45 minutes. There is a question and answer session at the end of the tour. MHS icemen state qualifier Health Care Professionals are available to answer any questions. M OF C QUALIFIER—Mill- Complimentary valet parking and light refreshments will be provided. The 1999-2000 campaign will ican Conference A Division leader burn High School senior Reservations are requested, but not required • Call 967-4004 for more information. extend beyond the regular season Paramus, which began the week with Mark Nichol lowered his win- 720122 and New Jersey Interscholastic a 14-2 overall record and an 11-2 ter track school record in the Hockey League American Confer- league mark Saturday at 6 p.m. at 3,200-meter run to 9:47.0 ence A Division tournament for the South Mountain Arena in West with a third-place finish in Millburn High School hockey team. Orange. Sunday’s New Jersey State Overlook Hospital The Millers (8-6-1) with one SLAP SHOTS—Sophomore for- Interscholastic Athletic Community Health game remaining before Saturday’s ward Jordan Hellman (20-16-36), Association boys’ Group 2 New Jersey State Interscholastic senior center Bryan Vennard (11-15- championships at Princeton TAKE YOUR Athletic Association state tourna- 26) and junior winger Adam Root University. Nichol’s third- ment qualifying deadline are assured (10-15-25) lead the Millers in scor- place finish earned him a of a tournament berth. Teams must ing. berth in the February 20 have a .500 record following Satur- Players collected $640 for the NJSIAA Meet of Champions day’s action to earn an automatic Valerie Fund from shoppers at the at Princeton. bid. Millburn opposes NJIHL Amer- Kings on Morris Turnpike January 8. HEALTH TOt HEART! Celebrate Valentine’s Day this year by giving your heart the attention it deserves. HAVE YOUR HEART AND HEALTH CHECKED!

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SPECTATORS—Former Millburn High School wrestling coaches Jerry Sachsel (left) and John Serruto were in the stands Monday night to take in their old team’s match against Columbia. Sachsel and Serruto, who stepped down as assistant coaches at the conclu- IN TROUBLE—Miller 135-pounder Mike Greenblatt struggles to night. Referee Vinnie Russo signaled a pin several seconds later as sion of the 1998-99 campaign, watched the visiting Cougars register break free from the grasp of Columbia’s Matt Pannucci Monday Pannucci decked Greenblatt in 2:38. a 55-15 victory over the Millers.

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729129 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 21 Rec department basketball roundup Jon Kubek scored 14 points and Max Dolce scored 13 points and lift the Hornets past the Cavaliers defense for the Sparks in a 10-6 Ross Alpert added 10 Saturday to Zack Greenberger added seven to 30-25. The Cavaliers received 10 defeat of the Starzz Friday night. lead the Hurricanes past the Panthers power the Clippers past the Pistons points from Steven Saffe and nine Trina Rennie scored 14 points to 38-31 in recreation department sev- 33-11. from Brett Buchalter. lead the Rage past the Comets 16-2. enth and eighth grade boys’ basket- Boys’ 5th and 6th grade league John Leppler scored 12 points Chrissy Busby sank the winning ball league action. Jimmy Thompson scored eight and grabbed eight rebounds and free throw in the second overtime to Thomas Haggerty and Alex Zic- points and John Chun added six Josh Fitchelberg came up with four give the Power a 3-2 win over the ciardi chipped in with five points Saturday to lead the Nets past the steals in the Bulls’ 28-14 defeat of Liberty. Katie Powers had seven apiece for the Hurricanes. The Pan- Sonics 27-17. Jake Shak scored the Knicks. Joshua Nathanson steals for the Power. thers received 14 points from Ben seven points for the Sonics. scored six points in a losing cause. Continued on Page 22 Chayon and six from Dylan Kly- Daniel Troper scored 10 points, Brandon Boffard’s 14 points pro- menko. Michael Dalsass eight and Max pelled the Lakers to a 27-21 win Stephen Pack scored 12 points Troper seven to lead the Magic past over the Warriors. Jonathan Litinger Brain injury and Michael Gordon added seven to the Trailblazers 38-8. paced the Warriors with 12 points. lead the Huskies past the Orange- Casey Peters (nine points), Ryan Jeff Gelband scored 20 points group holding men 30-12. Joe Regina and Adam Petrucelli (seven points) and Alex and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Balter each scored five points for the Liberman (six points, six rebounds) the Bucks past the Hawks 31-15. Sports Nite Orangemen. sparked the Spurs to a 25-8 defeat The Bucks also received eight of the Sixers. The Sixers’ Nathan rebounds and five steals from Dan Opportunity Project, a township- Michael Petrucelli’s 26 points based non-profit organization which powered the Hoyas to a 42-33 win Barbakoff tallied four points. Curtis and seven assists from Sam Luke Geller scored nine points Budish. Jared Stone snared eight provides vocational, educational, RECREATORS OF THE YEAR—Assistant superintendent of over the Pirates. Joshua Bourne social and support services to indi- recreation Bob Hogan (left) presents the Board of Recreation paced the Pirates with 14 points. and Daniel Rauch added eight to rebounds for the Hawks. lift the Heat past the Celtics 32-30 . viduals who have experienced brain Commissioners Recreator of the Year Award to Mark Mangano Robby Knopp scored nine points injury, will hold its second annual while Mark’s twin brother, Andrew, receives his award from com- and Ian Fung added eight to lead the in overtime. Mike Gorman paced Girls’ 4th-5th grade league the Celtics with 12 points. Meghan Harrison directed the Sports Nite Saturday, April 8, at 7 mission chairman Jeff Dahlman. Morgan Foley (bottom photo) Knights past the Eagles 38-18. The p.m. at the Nets Champion Center in receives the female Recreator of the Year Award from commis- Eagles’ Scott Zucker led all scorers Patrick Freeman scored 16 points offense and Julie Sammartino and and Michael Dasti added eight to Lizzie Petkanics anchored the East Rutherford. sion vice chairman Marsha Long. The Mangano brothers, eighth with 10 points. Willis Reed, senior vice president graders at the middle school, and Foley, a freshman at the high Boys’ 4th grade league of the New Jersey Nets, is the school, received the awards at the board’s February 2 meeting. Louis Feinberg scored 11 points Fifth grade girl cagers record event’s honorary chairman. and Andrew Weinstock added nine Sports Nite activities include fast Saturday to lead the Jazz past the wins in two of three contests pitch baseball, golf longest drive and Suns 24-22. Kevin McCarville Lia Fierro scored eight points and morning at Hoop Heaven in Whip- chipping, touchdown football, soc- scored six points for the Suns. Tara Foley and Allie Hubschmann pany. Michelle Aueron, Maureen cer penalty shot, slam dunk obstacle Jake Gurland scored eight points, added six Sunday to give Millburn’s Guadagno and Weiner also con- course, free throw shooting and handed out a pair of assists and fifth grade girls’ basketball team its tributed to the victory. challenge the stars to super hoops. made five steals to lift the Pacers second win of the day, a 33-5 defeat The lone blemish on the team’s Four sponsorship categories are past the Raptors 14-13. David of Essex Fells at South Mountain record last week was a 27-21 loss to available—Hall of Fame ($5,000), Stevens scored six points and School. St. Catherine’s of Cedar Grove on All-Stars ($2,500), Champs grabbed eight rebounds in a losing Millburn (10-3) also received five February 1. ($1,500) and Pros ($500). Sports cause. points from Erin Jeffers, four from Fierro (eight points) and Foley Nite sponsors will be invited to a Todd Seideman and Mike Acier- Laure Fischer and two apiece from (five points) were Millburn’s top Kick-Off Breakfast next month at no each scored eight points to lead Samantha Weiner and Tierney Farry. scorers. Amber Marcantonio, the Champion Center. the Grizzlies to a 30-12 win over Hubschmann and Fierro each Samantha Sherman and Whitney Contact Julia Erlichman, (201) the Wizards. Jacob Camitta scored scored five points in the team’s 14-5 Silver also provided solid play in a 653-3500, or Rita Yohalem, 763- four points for the Wizards. defeat of the Orange YMCA Sunday losing cause. 5771, for more information. Eighth grade hoopsters split pair of games Stephanie Hsuing scored 13 points, Courtney Hubschmann 12 and Caitrin Farry 11 Saturday to lead Millburn’s eighth grade girls’ basketball team past Chatham 37- Seventh grade cagers post 28. Millburn (10-3) received solid three straight wins defensive play from Laura Buckley and Margo Goldberg. SHORT HILLS Courtney Hubschmann sank four full-court man-to-man defense. Sixteen-point efforts by Farry and foul shots and dropped in two bas- Millburn outscored Chatham 14-2 Hsuing went for naught in a 42-38 kets Sunday when Millburn’s sev- the rest of the way to take a 24-18 loss to Suburban League leader enth grade girls’ basketball team lead after the third quarter. Maplewood (11-1) on February 1. went on a game-ending 8-1 run to Hubschmann led Millburn with 18 Farry and Hsuing combined to score extend its winning streak to three points. Laura Buckley, Catie Lee 15 fourth-quarter points to help games with a 30-22 defeat of South and Seeley each chipped in with four Millburn shave the 12-point deficit it Orange’s seventh and eighth grade points for the local cagers. Seeley faced heading into the quartet to two team at South Orange Middle recorded three blocked shots and points. School. seven rebounds. Rebecca Meskin and Jessica See- Hubschmann paced Millburn (6- Buckley (15 points), Seeley (12 ley each grabbed six rebounds for 3) with 14 points in the Tri-County points) and Hubschmann (10 points) Millburn. Pam Kalmus and Ali Mor- Girls Basketball League contest. sparked Millburn to a 51-14 rout of ris also played excellent defense for The victors also received six points Berkeley Heights II February 2 at the victors. apiece from Jessica Seeley and Mag- Millburn High School’s auxiliary Millburn is scheduled to host gie Porges. Seeley also snared eight gym. Three field goals by Hub- Verona in the regular season finale rebounds. schmann and a 3-point basket by tonight at 7:30 at the high school. Millburn held Tri-County rival Buckley staked Millburn to an 11-0 Chatham to eight second-half points, lead after the first quarter. Spring program AN IDEAL HOME none in the final quarter, to register a The win over Berkeley Heights ...in Short Hills. Large bright family room with fireplace off kitchen 32-18 win Saturday at Chatham snapped Millburn’s losing streak at registration taking Middle School. three games. opens onto patio. Four bedrooms, CAC, rec room, walk to NY Chatham extended a 12-10 half- Millburn’s final loss in the streak place at rec office trains. $529,000 time advantage to six points by scor- was a 42-14 loss to visiting Spring- ing the first four points of the third field on January 26. Maggie Porges The Millburn Recreation Depart- quarter before Millburn went to a topped Millburn with five points. ment is conducting registration for its spring T-Ball, track, roller hockey SHORT HILLS and girls’ softball programs through Sixth grade cagers gain share Tuesday, February 29, at the department’s Town Hall office. of Suburban League lead T-Ball is offered for first through third graders, track for fourth A week in which Millburn’s sixth cagers hold off Livingston. Celina through eighth graders, roller hock- grade girls’ basketball team reeled Chang (eight points) and Anna Pat- ey for third through eighth graders off three straight victories to gain a terson (four points) played key roles and girls’ softball for third through share of first place in the Suburban in Millburn’s victory. eighth graders. The softball program League came to an end on a down Millburn’s 29-point rout of South features an in-town league for third note Sunday as the local cagers fell Orange featured 20 points and nine through eighth graders and a travel- to Youth Basketball Association rival rebounds from Edell, eight points ing squad for seventh and eighth Basking Ridge 14-11. and three rebounds from Freda and graders. The loss was Millburn’s first in its from points from Rebekah Maxwell. Registration hours are Monday past seven games. Millburn’s Brit- Edell and Hamilton each scored through Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 tany Freda and Julie Hamilton each 12 points when Millburn handed p.m. Telephone 564-7097 for more scored four points in the loss. Bask- West Caldwell its first loss. information. ing Ridge’s 1-3-1 zone has held Millburn to 24 points in the teams’ FABULOUS... two meetings. SEYMOUR KINSLER SCHERMERHORN/WEICHERT ...4 bedroom, 3.5 bath Center Hall Colonial on cul-de-sac in Short Hills. Millburn’s week featured Subur- 376-4545 505 MILLBURN AVE., SHORT HILLS 379-3434 Immaculate condition. The many improvements include new kitchen, ban League wins over then unbeaten West Caldwell 30-22 on February 2, SHORT HILLS CAC, walk to trains, schools and shops. $549,000 South Orange 41-12 on Friday and Liviingston 46-39 on Saturday. The three wins improved Millburn’s league record to 8-1. Alex Edell scored 19 points and Hamilton chipped in with 11 points 712805 and eight rebounds to help the local

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Blake Rosenberg recorded eight to lead the Tar Heels past the Ter- Casey Huser scored eight points Emily Riddell had eight rebounds steals and Jill Sobelman four in a rapins 22-16. and Rachel Jayson added six to lift losing effort. Lauren Burrick scored 12 points, the Cornhuskers past the Blue Dev- and Allie Roth came up with four Allison Filepp’s four points and Brittany Freda eight and Katie Sil- ils 21-14. steals for the Sooners. strong rebounding sparked the Mys- ver six to power the Bruins to a 34- Alexa Liberti pulled down eight Maura Miraglia scored nine tics to a 24-4 win over the Mercury. 16 defeat of the Seminoles. Noel rebounds in a losing effort. points to lead the Spartans past the Carolyn Greenblatt, Megan Holler MacNaughton and Anna Berzynak Anne O’Leary’s 10 points pro- Tigers 20-16. Rockland CC hosting fishing, outdoor exposition The World Fishing and Outdoor More than 450 exhibitors will be throughout North America, Africa between each bird.Amateur anglers Exposition returns to the Rockland at the event, displaying the latest and Central America. looking for a challenge are invited to Community College Field House in equipment for fishing, hunting and In addition to the exhibitors, participate in the Big Game Virtual Suffern, N.Y., from Thursday, outdoor adventure. “This is the most showgoers will be treated to a num- Fishing Tournament. March 2, through Sunday, March 5. comprehensive collection of outdoor ber of attractions. The 2000 Seminar Series features The exposition is the tri-state related gear and services ever to New York’s Raptor Project will ongoing educational presentations region’s longest running sport show gather in the metro New York area,” display a collection of live birds of from outdoor pros Davy Hite, Doug and features fishing, hunting and said show manager Paul Fuller. prey including eagles, falcons, Hannon, Peter Fiduccia, Matt Muzs- outdoor sports. The show offers the first opportu- hawks and owls. New to the show is lay, Dave Ehrig, Manny Luftglass nity to see Year 2000 product lines Brody, a Kodiak brown bear weigh- and Bob Rochetta. Millburn eighth from both major manufacturers and ing more than 1,000 pounds. Show hours are Thursday, March YOUNG READERS—Holding their Birthday Book Club selec- small companies. Also new to this year’s show is the 2, 2 to 9:30 p.m.; Friday, March 3, 1 tions are South Mountain School students Ariel Touger (left), grade cagers post Sportsmen can take advantage of World Slam Turkey Display, pre- to 9:30 p.m; Saturday, March 4, 9:30 Emily Hughes and Mara Paladino. The girls and 90 of their show discounts on fresh saltwater sented by Hally Caller Wildlife a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, March 5, schoolmates participated in the school media center’s first Birth- back-to-back wins tackle, hunting and shooting gear Calls. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. day Book Club with assistance from the school’s Parent-Teacher and adventure sports equipment. A total of six dioramas of the var- Admission is $9 for adults and $3 Chris Parcells, Jeff Suell and Case Organization. Parents purchased books in honor of their child’s The Boat Yard has canoes, bass ied subspecies of gobblers and hens for children 12 years of age and Marcantonio combined to score all birthday and then donated the books to the media center. boats, aluminum craft and center inhabiting North America will be younger. There is no admission of their team’s third quarter points consoles. displayed, giving visitors the chance charge for children under the age of Saturday afternoon when Millburn’s Dozens of outfitters, guides and to make side-by-side comparisons of 5. eighth grade boys’ basketball team lodges will offer sporting trips the similarities and differences The Rockland Community Col- American Lung Association outscored visiting Verona 15-8 en lege Field House is located off Exit route to a 48-34 victory at Millburn 14B (Airmont Road) of the New High School. offering golf card special York State Thruway. Parking at the Millburn, which improved to 6-7 West Orange tops fifth, sixth field house is free. The American Lung Association is Green Golf Club, Buena Vista Coun- with its second consecutive victory, offering a 2-for-1 special to individ- try Club, Bunker Hill Golf Course, received 16 points from Parcells, 10 cage squad in overtime 57-54 uals purchasing its Golf Privilege Centerton Golf Club, Cohanzick from Suell and six each from Mar- Chris Gonnella scored a game- into overtime tied at 49. Baseball club puts Card. Country Club, Cranbury Golf Club, cantonio and Greg Sutton. Robert high 17 points, including a basket Brandon Boffard and Michael Individuals purchasing the card Eastlyn Golf Course (two rounds), Moux, Bob Chandler and Sutton with three seconds remaining that Flamm each scored six points to fuel out call for players through Monday, February 14, will Fairway Valley Golf Club, Freeway plated superbly off the bench for forced overtime, in a losing cause a 32-13 second-half run and propel receive a second card free of charge. Golf Course, Holly Hills Golf The New Jersey Lightning Base- Millburn. The triumph avenged a Monday night when Millburn’s fifth Millburn to a 53-30 rout of host Liv- Course (three rounds), Jumping 49-48 loss to Verona on January 22. ball Club is seeking players for try- Nineteen New Jersey courses and sixth grade boys’ basketball ingston on February 3.. Brook Country Club, Marriott’s Millburn jumped out to a 13-2 outs and team coaches. Roster open- honor the card for a free or discount- team fell to host West Orange 57-54. Millburn was paced by the 12- Seaview Golf Resort (two rounds), first-quarter lead and was never ings exist on the club’s 12-, 13-, 14- ed round of golf. Mattawang Golf Club, Mays Land- Millburn (6-4) also received 12 point efforts of Gonnella and headed en route to a 48-40 win over , 15- and 16-year old teams. Participating golf and country ing Golf Club, Ocean Acres Country points from Ross Lazio. The local Michael Kirn. Boffard, Flamm and visiting Roseland February 2. The club also is conducting a clubs are sponsoring the promotion Club, Pinelands Golf Course, Ram- High scorers for Millburn were cagers fell behind by six points early Justin Roth finished with six points spring training trip to Florida from to allow asthmatic children from blewood Country Club and Wood- Marcantonio with 15 and Suell with in the extra session before Michael apiece for the victors. Tuesday, February 29, to Sunday, across the state to attend Camp lake Country Club. 11. Harris Tuchman hit back-to-back Kirn’s 3-pointer with 10 seconds left Daniel Parcells and Boffard March 5. Superkids. Golf Privilege Card coupon book- 3-pointers in the second quarter to shaved West Orange’s lead to 57-54. grabbed 10 and nine rebounds Telephone 893-6714 for more Participating courses are Avalon lets are available for a $25 donation help preserve Millburn’s lead. Gonnella’s bucket sent the contest respectively for Millburn. information. Golf Club (three rounds), Bowling by calling (800) 586-4872. Kessler offering free visual screenings The difficulties that many children double vision, difficulty reading, dif- experience in school are the result of ficulty writing or copying from a visual impairments. blackboard, distractibility, avoid- To identify such problems, a free ance of school work, poor test scores New Jersey Realty visual screening for children ages 3 or difficulty in gym class. to 18 will be held Tuesday, February For more information or to sched- Degnan Boyle Division 22, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Kessler Insti- ule an appointment, contact Jill Dain www.prudentialnjrealty.com tute for Rehabilitation, 1199 Pleas- of Occupational Therapy Services at ant Valley Way, West Orange. 731-3600, extension 2290. Children Common symptoms of visual who wear glasses should bring them skills dysfunction include blurry or to the screening.

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Independently Owned by NRT, Incorporated. 712573 RREALEAL EESTATESTATE MMARKETARKET PPLACELACE February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 23 CPAs see tax break for small businesses It’s never too early for small busi- allowed to deduct the full cost of an increasing percentage of the ness miles driven prior to last April ness owners to begin sorting though health insurance from their state health insurance they provide them- 1and 31 cents for business mileage last year’s business expenses, taxes for the first time as a result of selves from the federal income. thereafter. If you have a newer car according to the New Jersey Society the passage of a new state law. New Fax machines and computers may and use it primarily for business, the of Certified Public Accountants. Jersey Senate Bill S1133, co-spon- have drastically reduced the amount actual expense method will probably Small business owners who made sored by Sens. Peter A. Inverso and of time a traveling small business result in the larger deduction. costly equipment purchases in 1999 Anthony R. Bucco, became law Sep- owner must spend on the road. For Generally speaking, when travel- may enjoy a special tax break this tember 23. the time that is still spent traveling, ing on business, any legitimate, year. Prior to passage of the new legis- if you use a car for business or if business-related travel expense is According to the NJSCPA, under lation, Sen. Inverso explained, a your business owns a car, you can deductible. Many costs incurred as Section 179 of the Federal Tax self-employed individual operating deduct some of the related costs. an unavoidable result of business Code, the “expensing deduction” as a corporation was entitled to a There are two methods of claim- travel such as taxis, meals and phone allows up to $19,000 in equipment deduction whereas one operating as ing automobile expenses. You can calls may be deductible as well. purchases to be written off immedi- a sole proprietor in New Jersey was claim actual expenses including gas, The NJSCPA emphasizes the ately—this is up from $18,000 in not.“That did not seem fair,” he said. oil, repairs, maintenance, deprecia- importance of keeping good records, 1998. To qualify, the equipment “This new law puts the state tax tion, insurance and tires or you can especially if you combine business must have been purchased and treatment of health costs on parity take the standard mileage deduction with pleasure. If you bring your placed in service prior to January 1 with federal treatment.” at the rate set annually by the IRS. family along on the trip, keep in of this year. Under current federal law, the For tax year 1999, the standard mind that the deductions you claim In addition, under the expensing self-employed are allowed to deduct mileage rate is 32.5 cents for busi- must be no more than if you were method, those purchases are eligible traveling alone.Entertaining clients for a full write-off, no matter how and customers also can be a signifi- late in the year they were made. County processing passport cant expense for the small business Items purchased on a credit card and owner. Under current tax law you Staff photo by Eveline Speedie not billed until January are also eli- applications here Feb. 28 can deduct 50 percent of your quali- gible as long as they were placed in fying meal and entertainment LOCKOUT—Those hoping to play in Taylor Park Monday found service before the end of 1999.The expenses. This includes restaurants, the gates locked. The restriction went into effect as an aftermath Representatives of the Essex cation is available, the applicant NJSCPA warns, however, the County Clerk’s Office will be at must be accompanied by an identi- nightclubs, sporting events and any of Hurricane Floyd due to damage to the safety surfacing in the amount written off must not exceed activity considered to be entertain- playground area. police headquarters on Essex Street fying witness who has known the the amount of taxable income from Monday, February 28, from 1 to 7 applicant for at least two years and ment, providing the activity is the business.One little known excep- p.m. to process applications for who is a U.S. citizen or resident directly related to, or associated with tion applies to employees with side- passports and Alcoholic Beverage alien. the active conduct of your business. State wineries highlight line businesses. They are allowed to Control identification cards, veter- The witness must be able to estab- For example, catering lunch for a count salary they earn from their ans’ and physicians’ licenses and to lish his own identity by one of the business meeting would be a direct- regular job as business income when administer notary public oaths. means listed above. ly related expense while meeting a benefits of red wine calculating the expense deduction. Those applying for passports must The applicant also must have two, client to discuss business and them Special restrictions also apply to being with them a birth certificate 2-inch square passport photos with taking him to a ball game would be Cabernet Sauvignon from Amalthea This February Garden State wine computers, cellular phones and cer- containing a raised seal and date of him at the time of application.There a business-associated expense. Cellars with your next grilled steak, growers are spotlighting red wines tain other equipment so the NJSCPA registration from the city or state of is a $45 fee for adults, $25 for chil- It is also common business prac- or Unionville Vineyards’ Hunters and the recently reported health ben- strongly recommends that small birth or naturalization papers and dren under the age of 16, payable at tice to give clients gifts on special Red Reserve with a red-sauced efits attributed to wine. business owners claiming the identification such as a driver’s the time the passport application is occasions such as during the holiday meal. Serve Cream Ridge Winery’s Wine’s health benefits were first expensing deduction should consult license, a governmental identifica- filed plus a processing fee of $15 per season, but remember that current Raley’s Red with your next pizza or reported on “60 Minutes” in 1991. a certified public accountant before tion card or a previous U.S. passport applicant.Payment can be made by tax laws limit the deduction on such Sylvin Farms’ Merlot with a beef The story, “The French Paradox,” filing.For tax year 2000, New Jersey not more than 12-years-old. check or money order, payable to gifts to $25 for any one client during tenderloin. These are just a few of reported the French have low rates small business owners will be If none of these means of identifi- Passport Services. the tax year. of coronary heart disease despite a the great red award-winning wines high fat diet and other risk factors. available at New Jersey wineries. The research attributed this paradox New Jersey wineries are open for to the regular consumption of red tasting and sales during the winter wine. months. And since it is the slow sea- Numerous studies followed and son for vineyards, you have a good came to the same conclusion. Data chance of catching the wine maker accumulated indicates many of the who can answer all your questions biologically active substances in about wine and wine making. wine, particularly red wine — tan- With all the great New Jersey nins, phenols, reseratrol and wines to choose from, you might quercetin to name a few— are pow- want to make a trip to several winer- erful antioxidants which tend to ies for tastings. For more informa- reduce blood clotting and should tion on visiting New Jersey wineries result in reduced heart disease risk. call the New Jersey Wine Line at Newer studies have also suggested (800) 524-0043 and request the New these same substances can also Jersey Wine Country brochure. lessen the risk of certain types of More information on New Jersey cancer. wineries can also be found on the New Jersey wineries have a wide industry web site at www.newjer- range of award-winning red wines seywines.com. from dry Cabernet Sauvignons, to lighter Beaujolais-style wines to William Paterson slightly sweet red wines. Perfect for WHERE THE BEST sipping by the fireplace, these wines schedules open are also great accompaniments to your favorite winter meals. Try a house for Feb. 29 PROVE IT!! The Center for Continuing Educa- Town picks up tion (CEDL) at William Paterson University will hold an open house ...every day of the year large appliances and information session Tuesday, Large metal appliances such as air February 29, on its Wayne campus. selling and marketing conditioners, stoves, washers, dryers The program will be held from 6 and refrigerators will be picked up to 9 p.m. in room 311 of College curbside Tuesdays by appointment Hall. Admission is free and refresh- an average of $1,000,000 or can be brought to the town’s recy- ments will be served. CEDL admin- cling yard. istrators and professors who teach in real estate* To arrange for collection, call the some of the more than 300 credit public works department, 564-7062. and non-credit courses and 75 com- Items cannot be placed at the curb pany training courses offered will be * Sales Dollar Volume for 1999 before 7 p.m. of the day preceding on hand to discuss the programs and collection. answer questions. $376,920,000 State law requires all doors and For additional information, tele- lids be removed from freezers and phone Iris Torres, coordinator of refrigerators prior to setting them at community planning for CEDL, at curbside. 720-2491.

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Karen Eastman Bigos George S. Kraus Robert Northfield NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar President, Burgdorff ERA LIVINGSTON OFFICE MAPLEWOOD OFFICE SHORT HILLS OFFICE Sales Club ‘99 Gold Sales Club ‘99 Gold Sales Club ‘99 Gold 97 S. Livingston Avenue 145 Maplewood Avenue 545 Millburn Avenue 1999 President’s Council Leaders Circle Leaders Circle Livingston, NJ 07039 Maplewood, NJ 07040 Short Hills, NJ 07078 Short Hills Office Maplewood Office Maplewood Office 973-535-9800 973-378-8300 973-376-5200 NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club 1999 SILVER

Marie T. DeCicco Wendy Drucker Elaine Ehrenkranz Cynthia Grieger Anna Haim Peggy Hunter Annette Kahn Gail Middleton NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Leaders Circle President’s Club Leaders Circle Leaders Circle Short Hills Office President’s Club 1999 President’s Council President’s Club Livingston Office Short Hills Office Livingston Office Maplewood Office Livingston Office Livingston Office Short Hills Office

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Judy Reeves,

President, Burgdorff ERA Karen Eastman Bigos George S.Kraus Robert Northfield NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar LIVINGSTON O FFICE M APLEWOOD O FFICE SHORT H ILLS O FFICE Sales Club ‘99 Gold Sales Club ‘99 Gold Sales Club ‘99 Gold 97 S . Livingston A venue 145 Maplewood Avenue 545 Millburn Avenue 1999 President’s Council Leaders Circle Leaders Circle Livingston, NJ 07039 Maplewood, NJ 07040 Short Hills, NJ 07078 Short Hills Office Maplewood Office Maplewood Office 973-535-9800 973-378-8300 973-376-5200 NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club 1999 SILVER

Marie T. DeCicco W endy Drucker Elaine Ehrenkranz Cynthia Grieger Anna Haim Peggy Hunter Annette Kahn Gail Middleton NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Sales Club ‘99 Silver Leaders Circle President’s Club Leaders Circle Leaders Circle Short Hills Office President’s Club 1999 President’s Council President’s Club Livingston Office Short Hills Office Livingston Office Maplewood Office Livingston Office Livingston Office Short Hills Office

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Flexible hours. 1 ______DRIVERS .36/MILE Loaded & Road, Montclair, NJ 07042. 973-237-0288 attn: LEGAL SECRETARY/PARA- 07042, Attention: HR. ______Livingston, NJ _ evening per week. Busy doc- Empty. Smith Transport. East ______EOE _ LEGAL-For busy solo. Family BILLERS Up to $20-$40/hr. ______NO CALLS PLEASE _ MECHANIC ______Robert Ehinger _ tor’s office. Please call Easy medical billing from Full time morning shift CHILD CARE Coast Regional Drivers. Com- law experience helpful. FT/PT, will train bright person. ______Nancy 973-994-1170. _ home, We train. Must own Call Classifieds for company owned store. Caldwell Family seeks plete Benefit Package, 401K computer & modem. Call Benefits. Montclair responsible, reliable person to Plan/Vacation/Holidays. 1 ______Fax resume to 973-324-0499_ PART-TIME ASSISTANT help care for our two boys ages Year OTR experience. Also IPX CDSDIB ______1-888-878-5546 ext. 778. _ today! ______Firestone 973-744-7600 _ LEGAL SECRETARY-Needed For database & website 5 & 2. Flex hrs, Call available is OTR, Reefer and for Clifton law firm. Must have management + gen’l office ______973-226-7973 _ Teams. Owner/Operators Wel- PurT Dr vr steno/shorthand. Other posi- work. Computer skills req’d. come. Call Recruiting Today, CHILD CARE-Experienced, tions in Essex & Morris Cty. Ideal for college student. 888-467-6484, M-F 8am-8pm; visit Glen & Joe at Fax resume & salary to 15-25 hrs/wk., Some caring & reliable person s-s 8am-5pm. needed for 1 infant in Short ______9yyh @ r 973-325-6686. Legal Ezy wkends. Hrs. flex. ______(agency) or call 973-325-6427.______973-746-8726, 9-6pm. _ Hills. Mon-Fri, F/T, live-out. ALL NORTH & WEST ESSEX D Non smoker, have car, good Hvyy Sq VT Sr T AN I English & refs req’d. “On the WORD • EXCEL S books”, we pay your part. CLERKS • SWBD MERCH E I u 7 vpx Please call 973-258-1367 TEMP & TEMP-TO-PERM before 9:30pm ______228-4414 Full/Part Time ASSEMBLERS FOR E CHILD CARE-for 2 girls 21 OMEGA TEMPS L mos & 4 yrs, 5 days a week, A 60 ROSELAND AVE, CALDWELL Day & Evening Shifts S 2:30-7:30pm in Summit. Driv- SALE Progressive, team-based contract IF YOU HAVE AN ITEM TO SELL FOR LESS THAN $100, er’s lic & refs req’d. Cashiers 908-277-6262______★ Stock Personnel manufacturer seeks reliable, WE’LL RUN YOUR 3 LINE CLASSIFIED AD FOR $4.50 CHILD Care/Housekeeper for All we ask is that you include the price of the item in your ad 10 yr old in our Short Hills PART TIME Shift Supervisors experienced ASSEMBLERS with home Mon-Fri, 3-8pm. Must Management Team and that it be under $100.00. Each additional line is only $1.00. ______have car. Call 973-376-1017 _ SPORTS good mechanical ability to work • One Item per ad • Must include a price under $100. CHILD CARE/HOUSE- COPY EDITOR $ Competitive Salary on complicated assemblies with • Used Clothing must include number of pieces, and a total for all (not to exceed $100) KEEPER-Weekends only, re- ★ cent refs req’d. Short Hills. $ Paid Vacation & 401K • No autos, pets or business ads. • No Garage Sales • Firewood not permitted. Start immed. 973-258-1243 The Record, winner of the rigid tolerance requirements. • Please allow ample time before ad will appear ______CHILDCARE NANNY Needed general excellence award $ 20% Employee Discount Familiarity with blueprint read- NO REFUNDS FT-PT ASAP. Car & exp reqd. five of the last seven years 201-891-1700/973-593-0573 as New Jersey’s best $ Flexible Schedule Just fill out the coupon below ______9PGG6S @YQS@T+ ing, basic data entry and/or per- (no phone or fax orders, please) and mail to: newspaper, has an opening for an experienced formance testing is a plus, in The Montclair Times NOW HIRING copy editor in our sports CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT department. addition to some customer ser- 1 GARRET MOUNTAIN PLAZA, W. PATERSON, NJ 07424 Candidates must have at vice and shipping experiences. Your advertisment will appear in The Montclair Times, Verona-Cedar Grove Times and The Item least three years of daily newspaper copy-editing Full benefits. Please run my classified ad as follows: Accepting Applications experience and be well- Start your ad with item for sale, not adjective or #. 20 letters & 2 spaces per line only. 3 lines maximum. for All Shifts versed in grammar, Triangle Day, Night and Weekends spelling, punctuation, headline writing, and AP ™ Manufacturing Co., Inc, Full and Part Time style . EEO. Phone# Porter Position Available E.O.E. 116 Pleasant Avenue Apply in Person Send cover letter, clips 330 Pompton Ave. and resume to: Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 NAME ______(Route 23) John Balkun, ADDRESS______CITY______ZIP______Cedar Grove Phone: 201-825-1213 ext.502 973-239-9694 Sports News Editor, Please find $______enclosed, or charge to this bank card 1 Newark Pompton Fax: 201-825-2742 ■ MASTERCARD ■ VISA ■ DISCOVER ■ AMERICAN EXPRESS Turnpike (Route 23) E-mail: [email protected] Number # ______Exp Date______Little Falls 150 River Street 973-237-9400 Hackensack, NJ 07601 www.trianglemfg.com This offer available only to private party advertisers selling merchandise under $100 across from Entenmanns ______Page 26 ______THE ITEM of Millburn______and Short Hills ______February 10, 2000 ______Employment Full Time 240______Employment Full Time 240______Employment Full Time 240______Situations Wanted 280______Homes For Sale 330______Apartments Unfurnished 405______Garage & Storage For Rent 415______Estate & Tag Sales 545______Wanted To Buy 625______Business Opportunities 650_ RESTAURANT VERONA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Are you in need of a part time MONTCLAIR - Victorian Cot- GLEN RIDGE-Large 1BR apt. Montclair - Storage only, ♥ ♥ OLD BARBIES♥ ♥ ATTENTION PART TIME Wait Person for Bar/Rest. Instruction Classroom Aide Nurses Aid/Housekeeper? tage in historic Frog Hollow - Entire 1st flr of 2-fam house. 10x20, Watchung plz & Park Two Sisters Seeking Barbie dolls, friends, INVESTIGATE Drycleaner seeking Apply in person 30 Park St, needed in first grade class at ______Please call 973-414-0546. _ An Urban Monclair setting, Garage prkg, 5 min walk to ______St. $175/mo 973-233-1608 _ 64 Clifton Ave., Clifton family, structures, cases, BEFORE YOU INVEST! energetic, mature-minded (Lakeview-Clftn) Thur-Sun. ______Montclair Call 973-655-8987 _ F.N. Brown School from Febru- great starter house. 2 BRs, 1 train/bus. Lndry hk-up avail, UPR MONTCLAIR Storage: clothes. Good prices paid. Always a good policy, especial- persons. Positions available A VERONA MOM will do 2/10-13, 10-4. 60yr accum. RETAIL PART OR FULL TIME ary 28 through June 22. Three bath, EIK, W/D, gas heat, built lots of storage in bsmnt. $1250 Small, Medium, Large Units. ______732-634-1369 lv msg. _ ly for business opportunities for counter, assembly and ! IRONING!! ! Pick/up and Valentine Spec! Waterford, For Contemporary Women’s hours each day (8:30am - in A/C, space for powder room, ______/mo. Avail 2/15. 973-748-7817_ Call 1-888-687-9465. OLD THINGS WANTED and franchises. bagging, part time or full Delivery. Resonable Prices. ______Lenox, Aynsley, Lladro, wht Clothing. Exp Req. Millburn or 11:30am) $10/hr. Instructional mud room, backyard, & off srt Furniture, Paintings, Antiques, Call NJ Div. of Consumer Af- time. Call 973-226-9008. ______Call 973-857-1512 _ KEARNY-5rms, newly renov’d, VERONA: 3000 sqft with 18ft Prov furn., mahog DR, clths ______Engle. area. 201-568-2860 experience desired. Send let- prkg. Best Offer over $110K. + China, Pottery, Etc. 1 Item or fairs 973-504-6200 or the ______ter of application and resume British Nanny sks ft pos, 5 yrs lndry in bldg, $1100/mo utils & ceilings. Call for more infor- (vintage & 50’s) jwlry, linens, Part Time Drive by only. Open House Feb 1D mo. sec., no pets, access Entire Estate. Call Debbie, Federal Trade Commission at SALES ASSOCIATES to Mrs. Bernadette M. Bizzarro, exp, NJ DL, Reliable. Pls call 13, 12-4 . 8 William St. Call ______mation. 973-239-0028 _ china, silverplate. New items 877-FTC-HELP for free infor- Needed eves & weekends to NY transp. 201-246-1822 ______973-618-0923. _ Full & part-time. Exp. helpful. Verona Public Schools, 121 ______Diane 973-673-7170 _ 973-746-1719 ______daily. 973-772-6307 ______mation. handing out samples of Ap- ______Houses Unfurnished 430 ______Apply in person 9-6pm Fairview Avenue, Verona, NJ LLEWELLYN PARK Charming ______Pets 640 Or visit www.ftc.gov/bizop. pleGate Farm Homemade BUSY BODY DOMESTICS UP MONT 4Br 5 bths, Mag. vu, Furniture 560 ______weekdays at: Olympic 07044 by February 24. Carriage hse, 4D rms, $1400. MONTCLAIR - 1 Bedrm Car- ______Ice Cream in local markets. Have exp’d big lot, exc loc $689k. Po Box ADOPT A CAT Booker grey DO YOU EARN $800 IN A Women’s Shop, 630 Valley ______Equal Opportunity Employer_ 1BR, den, LR, dinette, wd flrs riage House $850/mo + utils. BED Beautiful 4 poster, Lane Hourly rate + mileage. IBaby Nurses INannies 43531 Up Mont, NJ 07043. neutered adult male, active & DAY? Your own local Candy ______Rd., Upper Montclair. ______Gail______Winston Bkr 746-0770_ CENTURY 21 Gold Key Rental Furn Co. Museum registered, 973-744-5900 VETERINARY HOSPITAL IHousekeepers & affectionate. Or Dingle young Route. Includes 30 machines ______SALES-Brand new party plan Div. 974-744-6633. Wht washed pine, New $2000. RECEPTIONIST NEEDED ICompanions MILLBURN-3br, 1D bth apt in ______adult black spayed female, bld and free candy. All for $9,995. PART-TIME Word Processing- to the area. Home & garden Asking $550. 973-509-8597. For expanding hospital. Call 973-509-9477 2 fam. C/AC, deck, sep utils. ______work neg. Visit PAWS 77 N. Call 1-800-998-VEND. Work at home typing from tape; party, average profit $100- Housing To Share 435 ______Must be more than a Recep- Sat & Sun 973-509-0790 WestR Orange $210,000 Walk to train & schools. No ______Bedroom Set- Country Pine, Willow St, Mtc. Open 7 days ______letters/reports 973-239-3380._ $150 per show. Earn free kit. tionist. Difficult, demanding, 460 Bloomfield Ave Sat & Sun Feb. 12 & 13 pets. Avail immed $2000/mo. MILLBURN-Prof’l woman qn cannonball hd bd and ft bd. 12-4PM. Call 973-746-5212. Financial Services 655 Call Ellen, 908-735-6843 ______high pressure position. F/T, ______Montclair _ Brick 3br, 1D bath, EIK, formal Call Gertrude Carrington Eves: seeks same to share lge nicely Chest, 2 night tbles, triple Planner benefits. Sats. & eves. in- 973-379-4283 or 467-3883 ADOPT A DOG Yukon, well CASH IMMEDIATE - $$$ Up- CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE: dr, lr w/fp, hardwood floors, 2 furnished home on quiet st dresser/w mirrored, shelved cluded. Apply in person at: Prudential NJ Realty, Degnan behaved neut adult male, blk front cash for income streams SALES Sks job to care for sick & elder- car gar. 15 Virginia Ave. near train & bus. Country ______hutch. $1000. 973-857-0935._ (Assistant) ______17 Grove Ave., Verona. _ Boyle Division, Independently /brn/wht Husky mix, all shots, from Private Notes, Real Es- ly. Live in/out. refs/dr lic. avail. Call______973-324-0654 for details._ atmosphere/many amenities. Bedroom Set-Contemp, pltfrm can be crated, no small The Township of Montclair is SUPPORT WAITER/WAITRESS Owned & Operated tate, Annuities, and Insurance Pls call sheila 973-678-7468 ______$975/mo. Call 973-378-3695._ bed w/strge below, dresser, animals. Or Bailey, young tri- seeking a highly motivated Join our team of sales pro- F/t P/t Ala carte/Banquet Exp ______WEST ORANGE Payments Viatical Settle- MONTCLAIR/UPPER: Montclair: Prof’l female seeks book shelf. All wood. Gd cond. colored Beagle, neut male, all professional to assist the fessionals. We have several pref’d. Good Pay, Medical, CLEANING women w/12 yrs Expect to be impressed! ments. Call Dawn at J. G. Elegant 3BR, fplc, hw flrs, DW, same to share lrg 2BR, EIK, ______$300. 973-779-3677. _ shots, no toddlers. Visit PAWS, Township Planning Director full-time and part-time op- Dental, 401 (k), Life Ins, Paid exp, refs, own transp. Home, Fabulous 3BR, 1D bath split ______Wentworth 1-800-454-9368. _ in the physical and economic offers it all! New kit, formal LR updated EIK, alk to NY bus. DR, LR. Quiet bldg. Nice area. BEDS, MATTRESSES, BOX- 77 N. Willow St., Mtc. Open 7 portunities in our Advertising Vac, Meals, Uniform & Training apt, Office. We do the best. + development of the Town- Maria & Team. 973-669-8541. w/fplc plus fam rm w/french Avail 4/1. $1750 utils. 2 blks from town ctr, near bus SPRINGS - New in pkg. $75 a ______days 12-4PM. 973-746-5212 _ REFINANCE OR PURCHASE Department at our brand Pleasant work environment. ______& SAVE$$ Consolidate debts, ship of Montclair. The suc- door leading to florida rm. New Prudential Zinn Associates /train. $597.50, elect-$25. piece per set & up. FREE de- BEARDED COLLIES of new West Paterson location. Only Motivated individuals EXP’D Home Health Aide home improvement, cessful candidate will review siding, roof & therm windows, 1 REALTORS 973-744-5544, ______973-746-2036 ______livery. Call 973-783-9300. _ HA’PENNY-US top breeder If you are interested in a need apply. Call Andy or Rob- needs job caring for elderly purchases. Money for any zoning issues, assist new car attached garage. All ______x400 Indep owned/oper._ since 1972. Home raised career in Advertising Sales, ______ert for appt. 973-239-1800 _ /handicapped, housekeeping Prof’l M seeks M/F to share BR SET Broyhill, washed pine, purpose. Customer programs, businesses and developers are detail oriented, and have located on beautiful park-like MONTCALIR-Elmwood Ave. 2BR, 2 bth. 1 covered prkg bed, dresser, mirror, night- champion parents $900- Waiter/Waitress or child care. 7 yrs exp. Excell grounds. Won’t Last! flexible terms: Good & problem locating into the Township of excellent communication LR, DR, 2BR, mod kit & bath. spot, laund in bldg, 1 blk from ______stand $800/bo 973-812-0255______$1200. 201-943-2527 _ Montclair, review develop- Pvt.club in West Orange seeks ______refs. Call 973-672-6864. _ (187001131) $249,900 credit, no-income verification, and computer skills, this is $1100 per mo. Inclds prkg & major train/bus stop. Down- BUNNY: Cute 4 year old dwarf ment plans for zoning com- highly motivated team player. Experience Brazilian woman Weichert Realtors BR Set(formica) - Queen sz self-employed & bankruptcy. an excellent entry-level pos- utils. Avail 3/1. No pets. town Up Mtc. grt apt. $600/mo. bunny needs loving home. pliance, implement econ- FT/PT. Good wages and looking to clean home and 973-334-9400 platform bed w/matrs, match’g Competitive rates. Free pre- ition. These positions benefits. Uniforms suppl’d. ______973-744-2882 _ Avail 3/1 D: 973-235-2046 amoire and nghttble $1,000. Gentle indoor neutered rabbit. approvals! FAIRBANK omic development projects, provide sales support to our ______offices. 973-690-5374 _ E: 973-233-9330 Call 973-732-9417 Wed-Sun MONTCLAIR: Spacious 2BR ______Blk leopard rug 6x9 $100. Kit Will supply new cage. Free to MORTGAGE CORP. assist in management of outside sales team by fulfill- ______Out Of State Property 355 HOME Health Aide: as compa- ______nr town, lndry h-u in unit, formal UPPER MTC, lovely, spacious tbl w/2 chrs $100. Mrble coffee ______good home 973-763-5583 _ 1-888-496-5651. capital projects, attend eve- ing customer service needs, Waiter/Waitress for new Italian nion, care for elderly or child 55+ ADULT COMMUNITY. Af- DR, 1-car pkg. Avail 3/1. $1500 2BR apt to share w/pro- tble $300. Or Best Offer! www.FairbankOnline.com. ning meetings for the plan- writing sales orders, proof- Restaurant, experience CATS-2D year old orange & ______care.10 yrs exp.973-373-2911_ fordable homes close to shore, +utils. Prudential Zinn fessional female, N/S. $625. Must be sold by Feb. 24th! 151 West Passaic St. Rochelle ning board, zoning board, reading ad layouts and gen- needed, Call 973-239-4416. white (m); 1D yr old black w Philadelphia, New York City. Associates REALTORS. prkg incl’d. 973-509-2472 Glenn dys 201-498-0400 Park, NJ 07662. Licensed and Historic Preservation eral support duties. Must be ______Aft. 1pm. _ Honest lady looking for child ______/white (m); 2 year old black (m); ______Call toll free for free brochure 973-744-5544 x400. evngs 973-509-9223 Mortgage Banker NJ Dept. of Commission. Require- a self starter, who works well care position, FT/PT. Referen- ______neutered:FIV/Leuk neg Dona- and appointment. HEART- Indep. owned/oper. ______Store/Office Space For Rent 440_ Banking & Insurance #14180. ments: Must have a Masters in a team environment and ______Employment Part Time 255______ces. Call 973-783-0492 ______Dining Rm- Country pine tion required. ______LAND REALTY, Whiting, NJ ______Degree in Urban Planning under deadline situations. BELLEVILLE - Office space hutch, server, antique table, 4 ______Call 973-429-0829. _ Bookkeeper HOUSECLEANING - Brazilian 1-800-631-5509. MONTCLAIR: Totally renov Computer Services 735 with a minimum of one-year Full Time & Part Time posi- ______available in Chiro office. Ideal leaves, 2 arm, 2 side chairs, ______Must be exp’d in Quick- Lady will make your house 3BR/2.5ba twnhse, fam rm, CAT-1D yr old blk female, experience, Hours 8:30 a.m. tions: M-F. for Massage Therapist or ______$1000. 973-857-0935. _ Books for small home office ______spotless. Ref’s. 973-589-3112_ # CAMPGROUND MEMBER- den, lndry, garage. Avail 3/1. special needs, shy. Donation Just Purchased a New PC? - 4:30 p.m., Salary Range We offer a competitive rate SHIP AND TIMESHARE RE- $2000/mo ▲ils. Prudential Acupuncturist. Call Dining Room- Marble top, side req’d. Call 973-429-0829. in Verona once a month. HOUSECLEANER with expe- ______Now What? I will get you up 50,142.00 - 60,306.00, of pay. Full-time positions SALE CLEARINGHOUSE!! Zinn Associates REALTORS. ______973-450-1003. _ board, glass table w/carved 973-857-8180 rience. Good references, own PUPPY-6 mo old male, Vizsla & running. Learn the basics & Apply Township of nclude a comprehensive ______DON’T WANT YOURS? -- 973-744-5544 x400. wood base & 8 chairs/designer transp. Call Gilda anytime, MONTCLAIR Bloomfield Ave, /Mutt mix, 40 lbs. Very friendly, more in your own home or Montclair, Human benefit program. For im- CARRIERS WE’LL TAKE IT!! BUY! SELL! Indep. owned/oper. fabric, Asking $6000, Tibetan 908-688-2719 ______office, approx 1000 sq ft, neutered, shots, no young chil- office. Fast, Fun, Easy... Resources Department, mediate considerations, Wall Street Journal has im- ______RENT! RESORT SALES INT’L bright, carpeted, ac, reas, avail (9x12) Asking $2000, Affordable. Call the mediate openings for very MONTCLAIR: Cozy 1BR in dren, donation & vet ref req’d. 205 Claremont Avenue, please call Rachael Jones IHOUSECLEANERI ______1-800-423-5967. _ immed. Please call Mr. Bennett ______973-379-9840 _ Computer Guy, 973-744-5918 Montclair, NJ 07042, or Fax early morning delivery elegant pre-war bldg nr twn ctr, ______Call 973-429-0829. ______@ 973-569-7201. Herald Call Violet to make your day by ______973-324-1330 _ Resume to (973) 233-1720. throughout Montclair and Liv- NORTH CAROLINA 1 car prkg. Avail now. $900 Living Rm -Leather Ware- News & North Jersey Beautifing and Organizing your house- Sofa, club chair w/ot- Pet Supplies & Services 645 ______Entertainment Services 755_ Closing Date Friday, Community Newspapers, ingston areas M-F No collec- home or office! Call eves, BARGAIN. FREE BOAT SLIP. ht/hw incl Prudential Zinn Montclair-FOR THE TRADES ______February 25, 2000. tion vehicle a must. Call Desirable homesite in water- Associates REALTORS. 2700 sf, 3 overhead doors, of- toman, Hunter green. $2000 MID-DAY WALKING SVCE ______One Garret Mountain Plaza, ______201-998-7298. _ ′ 973-375-4393 or front community with easy ac- 973-744-5544 x400. fice, cement floor. $15 height, /obo. Exotic caned cafe chairs, Will walk your dog while you’re SINGING PLUMBERS HELPER West Paterson, NJ HOUSECLEANER with 12 yrs 2 arm, 6 side, $2300 firm. 07424-3318, EOE. ______973-332-1816 _ cess to the ICW and Pamlico ______Indep. owned/oper. _ sprinkled, parking. Feb occup. at work, away on weekends or Mechanical inclined individual ______exp. Will clean house/apt/ Sound. Close to historic 973-746-4900 or 783-4633. ______212-984-2798. _ TELEGRAMS CHILDCARE MONTCLAIR - 1 BR, Eik, & LR, ______taking a vacation. 45-min. interested in learning trade. twnhse. Own transp., gd refs. Beaufort & Atlantic Beach. For Valentine’s Day. Part time reliable caretaker in prvt home. $850/mo, 1D MONTCLAIR - Office Suites walks, vicinity Eagle Rock res- Hand tools, valid drivers Secretary/ Call anytime, 973-325-2360. Purchase includes 30 foot Delivered by a Barbershop wanted to care for 2 seven year ______mon sec req’d 973-762-0685 Central business district, 400 & GARAGE SALES ervation. Must call Jeanine license & own transp req’d. deeded boat slip. Only ______Quartet! Delivery in old boys 3:30-7pm, 2-3 nights HOUSECLEANING-Weekly, 750 sq. feet. $18.60 per sq ft. before______Noon, 973-233-1431 _ Call Gary days 973-857-1535 Assistant FT $34,900. Terms available. MONTCLAIR - 1 BR, Top Floor 565 Manhattan, Feb. 11th-14th. /week. References and car re- bi-weekly & one shot deals. CALL 973-744-1014 Cedar______Grove. _ 1-800-566-5263 in Mod. Elev. Bldg, H/Wd Flrs, ______Call 212-BIG-APPLE quired. Call 973-509-9160 and Please call 973-744-0043 for MONTCLAIR-Store/Office Growing healthcare man- an estimate. Excell. refs. ______www.carolinawaterfront.com._ A/C, D/W, laundry fac. The ______www.BigAppleChorus.org_ Press Person agement company seeks in- ______leave message. ______Montclarion 10 Pine Street High Visibility 600 Sq.Ft. Cen- ______!!CLIFTON _ UNCHAINED MELODIES 25 x 38 2 color Harris off-set dividual with strong com- CHILDCARE- wanted Mon- HOUSE CLEANING Real Estate Wanted 360 $875.00+ utils. NO FEE tral AC. 43 Glenridge Ave. Indoor Moving Sale- LR, BR’s press. Must be experienced. ______Ultimate in DJ/live entertain- munication, computer and day-Friday, 7am-9am. 1 boy, Linda & Val my Brazilian clean- ______973-746-2828 ______$600.00 973-746-2828. _ Refrig. Microwave, TV, ap- Call 973-482-0900, ask for HOUSE NEEDED!! ment.______Call Tina 201-935-9177._ typing/secretarial skills. 10 years old. Own transpor- ing ladies have some open- SHORT HILLS-Furnished plics. Kit Set. Starting 02/12-02 Gino or Charlie MONTCLAIR couple looking MONTCLAIR- 1BR Apt. med I ______Should be personable with tation, non-smoking. Needed ings. Very honest & reliable. individual offices, staffed, ______/26. 973-744-4245. _ for a multi-family house, large size, 1st floor Victorian house, Call Classifieds PRINTING- CSR/Bindery great phone skills, must be ______Immediately. 973-746-6704 _ You can call me at internet, conference rooms, yard &/or garages pref’d. Call kit, lr, off street Park $710 incl. Copy. Full time. Benefits. Call proficient in Windows 95, CHILDCARE- Wanted. 908-486-2715 or call Linda flexible plans. 150 JFK Pkwy. ______!!LITTLE FALLS _ today! 973-509-5337 ______elect. Avail now 973-783-6522_ PIP PRINTING, Butler Microsoft Word. Excel is es- Montclair. Friendly 10 year old 908-355-3219______STRATIS 973-847-6000 Moving! Everything must go! MONTCLAIR- 1BR Low In- ______973-492-1212. _ sential in updating monthly girl. 8-9am and 3:30-7pm. Car EXP HOUSECLEANING Tech TV, VCR, furn, odds & ends. ______Vacation Property 380 come Apt. Section 8 accepted, UPPER MONTCLAIR - 3 small PROMOTIONAL SALES client reports. Must be able and references a must. will clean weekly, biweekly, ______Dir: Tulip Gardens, Main St to to handle substantial H/D Flr, A/C, Laundry. FAX offices, 120 sq ft each, 3rd flr, Out going person to sell Roses ______973-744-3083 ______Good Ref 973-509-2473 _ LOVELADIES Long Beach elevator service. March 1st E.Main, condo on rt, 1st bldg amount of typing. Modern Island mod, spacious home, NAME,ADDRESS AND #2 on left. apt 1B. Sat,9:30-3. in NJ’s hotest night clubs. Must DEVELOPMENT COORD P/T Housekeeper good refs. own occupancy. 973-744-0046 ______Tips /new office, centrally located prvt decks, water view, nr HOUSEHOLD SIZE TO ______be reliable & responsible with for non-profit visual art ctr. Ex- trans. speaks English office in suburban Essex County. beach, marina & tennis. Call ______973-509-9772 to apply. _ VERONA- Office space for !!MONTCLAIR car.______Call 973-777-0101. _ perience in membership mgmt, houses Apts. 201-998-9118 ______Please call Christian ______Sheila 1-800-633-1140 Rent. 2100sqft Avail. Now REAL ESTATE: Local, full indiv giving, grants-writing. 16 MONTCLAIR-2BR apt. Avail Apt. Sat & Sun Feb 12 & 13th, for making your ad Strumolo at (973) 571-9550 I am looking for a nurses assis- Prudential-Zack Realtors ______973-239-3783 _ service real estate co seeks hrs/wk; $20K/yr. Send resume ______March 1st. heat included, ______9a-3pm, dr/br set, mirror, tv’s, ext. 232 or fax your resume tant, baby sitter or houseclean- aggressive, Full time rental & cover letter by 2/25: Aljira, 2 screened porch, offstreet park- kit/ware, linens, misc items 36 with salary requirements to ing job. Refs. 973-399-1320. Apartments Unfurnished 405 + ______Rooms Furnished 460 agent to expand its rental dept. Washington Pl., Newark, NJ ______ing. $1200/mo 1 mo security. ______Hawthorne Pl Apt. 1A no early_ more effective ______(973) 571-9747. _ Call after 6pm, 973-744-0195. Company has excellent re- ______07102; [email protected] _ I am looking to clean offices A free list of homes in your ______MONTCLAIR-2rms, priv. entr/ MOVING SALE-228 MID- putation; established 45 yrs. SECRETARY-Excellent oppty and wax floors. Call before area. Only 3% down to qual. b. MONTCLAIR-2BR, full bth, bth w/frig/cable/util/prkg. N/S. LAND AVE, FRI 2/11, 11-4PM, • Graphic Designer/ + Send resume to P.O. Box for well organized indiv. with ______9AM. 201-998-0939 _ - Stop paying rent! Coldwell EIK, LR, hardwd flrs, ht incl’d, ______$550/mo sec. 973-744-0289_ SAT 2-12, 10-3PM Moving- good skills to provide Desk Top Publishing ______1508, Bloomfield, NJ 07003 ______Banker 973-773-1901 _ $845/mo. 27 Wheeler St. More MONTCLAIR - Watchung plz must sell! Pine computer cabt, admnistrative support to the Design work for small busi- Isabella from Poland, pro- Start your ad with Real Estate fessional cleaner, satisfaction ______info call, 973-744-7563 _ area. Kit & LR privileges $650 Eastlake Vict. platform rocker, Executive Director of a senior ness on a per-project basis. /mo 973-233-1608 This End Up sofa/chair, lthr THE MARKET IS HOT housing corp. The qualified Training materials & market- ______guaranteed. 201-991-5932 _ ATTENTION MONTCLAIR 3 sunny rms in ______Mtc Cntr, $725, HHW pd, 1BR, THE GEORGIAN INN. Hotel recliner, linens, pictures, the item for sale, The local real estate market indiv. will perform diverse, tra- ing pieces. Portfolio re- Need domestic help house- Yamaha elec piano, Gateway ditional exec. secretarial func- quired. 973-857-8180 keepers, nannies, general LANDLORDS! 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Call ______No pets/smkrs. 973-783-5640_ UPPER MONTCLAIR-Across equip, sleds, tricycle, portacrib, need to get a successful real and possess good inter- Montclair Child Develop- checks. estate career Underway. ______Galina at 908-416-8653. _ Schweppe & Co. Realtors UPPER MONTCLAIR from MSU, nonsmkr, $325- luggage, BOOKS galore, personal skills. Competitive ment Center (Head Start) ______$525. Call 973-783-7347. _ Beanie Babies, child’s desk, title of the person And that’s exactly how our salary. Please send resume to seek a part-time Coordinator Pleasant respons. babysitter ______973-744-4701 x 171 or 170_ Charming sunny 1BR, LR, EIK ______+1 sml rm. Newly renov, prkg, TOYS & games, new gift items, most Successful associates Exec. Director, 750 Northfield to oversee Family Literacy /companion seeks job, 3 days BELLEVILLE-3 rms, semi- lndry on site. Nr NY trans. Avail ______Rooms Unfurnished 465_ wicker chr, pwr garden tools, got started. There are Cur- ______Ave., W. 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Avail 3/1, $575/mo, MTCL: Furn/not. 1 block to bus CASH ONLY-NO EARLY courses. Computer skills $1000 plus utils 973-744-1124 ______973-746-1515 ______201-997-5860 _ 973-680-9351 after 6pm ______& stores. Laund & prkg. $450 BIRDS!!! • Word. Call Barbara at and evening hours required. ______MONTCLAIR nr Mtside Hosp., /mo. light cooking. No fee. RECEPTIONIST ______973-661-0483, ext. 16. _ Salary $26/hour; maximum Young lady looking for a week- BELLEVILLE 3 lg rms, $775. All utils pd. ______973-994-7373 Full kit avail.______!!NUTLEY _ F/t needed for busy Upper SHIPPING/RECEIVING of fifteen hours/week. Apply end cleaning job. Has exp. WINTER BREAK 1BR, LR, lge kit, 1 car prkg. Be descriptive. Montclair office. Organiza- CLERK by February 14, 2000 with ______973-731-0233 _ Vacation Property For Rent 480 Basement sale have every- tional skills, puncuality and pro- 1 & 2BR avail. Old world ______Gail Winston Bkr, 746-0770______thing from A-Z. Waterbed too! 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COUPLE SEEKING Bars,dumbbells. 300 lbs plates for busy 4 doctor practice. ______973-746-5031 x4. _ & storage on premises. parking near bus, Avail. Now Hours 10am-3pm, Mon- PET SITTERS Citrano & Assoc 2BR Apt. own business in ______w/stand. $250. 973-509-9083_ Expanding in home pet For Sale 315 ______Essex Realty 973-509-7368_ Thurs, may lead to full time. Teachers Assist ______973-239-8877 _ town, seeking Immed. for COMPUTER Pentium II, fully • Must be computer literate. M-W-F, 8:30-12:30. Short service seeks reliable hard- Nutley 152 Franklin Ave Apt. March 15th. HAVE 2D LB loaded w/everything. $1,000. working person for p/t work. BLOOMFIELD-Approx 3000 Stove and fridge. $650 h/hw Call 973-748-9746 betw Hills nursery school. Great sq. ft., newly renovated, great APARTMENTS FULL GROWN YORKSHIRE ______Call for details, 973-743-2563_ Must love animals and enjoy ______inc. 973-661-4889 _ TERRIER! Call Roberta Use bold type, 9-10am & 2-4pm or fax staff! Great School! rental income, exc loc, sep Every thing must go: Big 973-663-6514 working w/ them. FOR RENT 973-812-0293 or ______973-743-0265 ______utils. $299,900. 973-429-2704_ Upper Montclair-3Rm Apt. 3rd screen TV, dinning room & ______201-996-1646 ______MONTCLAIR Flr. of private home. $600/mo, ______201-507-5566 _ TEMPORARIES living room set , beds, knick white space RECEPTIONIST Condos & Townhouses 320 Won’t last, spacious 3 BR, 3 ______Avail now. 973-744-0255. _ Professional Police Officer knacks, 973-340-1752 Receptionist ______BA, LR, DR, FAM. RM, H&HW ______CLERICAL Come to the Agency Seeks 1 BR, or lrg studio in Montclair-lrg sunlit 2BR unit, Included, HW Flrs, Gar. $2400 West Orange 3BR $1025, near FOX FUR COAT, full length, or decorative PART TIME-$10/HR. 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Fee Industrial/Commercial cellent communication skills Receptionists Building Materials 520 “CASH PAID!!“ and computer knowledge a 3PM-11PM, Sat & Sun need help - ask your teenager). WEST CALDWELL Property For Rent 410 ______Furniture, glass, toys, Typists 11PM-7AM Our Facility is Your feedback will be wel- 1 BR apt., LR, Kit $900, ______plus. The right candidate STEEL BUILDINGS Sale: paintings, mason jars, as soon as you get Data Entry comed. Asking $199,900. H&HW included, avail. 3/1/00 MTC CTR: Offices. From 275 must be flexible & willing to located on the Belleville/North 5,000+ sizes.40x60x14, postcards & fountain Newark Boderline seeks a de- Prudential Zinn Associates Fee. sq ft. Some w/pvt baths. Curr. work as a team. This position Clerks $8,840; 50x75x14, $12,039; ______pens, etc. 973-208-1261 _ pendable individual for plant REALTORS. 973-744-5544. NUTLEY avail. 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Toys, REPORTER ______Child Care Nursery Schools 270_ Listings, 800-501-1777 x5155 length nat. mohag. ranch mink, ______Receptionist/secretarial services avail. Elevator bld. In the ______trains. Brett 973-546-3533 _ The Montclair Times has an EXECUTIVE BABIES: 6 heart of U. Mtc. Village. ______like new $700, 973-744-2970_ You can Fax opening for a full-time re- u FORECLOSED HOMES. ANTIQUES & OLD STUFF of morris county inc. weeks through Pre-School. WANTED Stone Martin Fur LOW OR $0 DOWN! Gov’t & WANTED! Toys, dolls, pottery, porter. You must have pro- 28 Bloomfield Ave Call 973-743-3531. Bloomfield Ave, Montclair: Duplex. Lrg., bright and clean Scarf w/6 or more Pelts all at- fessional journalism experi- ______bank repos being sold now! furniture, rugs, radios, records, Pine Brook, NJ 07058 PLAY N’ LEARN DAY CARE Fantastic savings! Financing with central air. Convenient, center of town location. 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Prompt re- cultural, artistic and societal ness. Applicant must be ex- A CARING HAND AGENY Glen Ridge: The magnificent Arcade. New ownership and We’ll call you perienced with a knowledge of Upscale 5 BR Colonial with 5 moval. Browsers welc, free issues. Familiarity with Companions for Elderly/Sick, frplcs, 4 full & 2.5 baths on renovations begun. Retail units of 1,200, 700 w/lg. selling prkng. We make house calls. Montclair is a major plus, as SABRE preferred. Excellent housekeepers, childcare. ref’s. + bsmt., and 400 sq. ft. Office suites of 400-2,500 sq. ft. benefits. Call 201-998-4800 gorgeous 5 acres in one of THE CHATHAM are layout ability and Web ______& Crim checks all NJ/NY lic./ Mendam Township’s most BOOKSELLERS back to confirm skills. Please apply in writing bonded. 1 Main St. Eaton prestigious neighborhoods. Bloomfield: 6,000 sq. ft. loft in the M-1 zone. Located adja- 8 Green Village Rd to: Mark Porter, Editor, The ______Town. 07724. 732-544-1150_ Spacious breakfast rm, front cent to the G.S. Pway, 1 block from Bloomfield Ave., 25 Madison______973-822-1361_ Montclair Times, 114 Valley Affordable Cleaning, houses to back hall, fin’d lower level ceilings. Ample parking. Road, Montclair, NJ 07042. GUITARS WANTED! your order. apts. 12yrs. exp. with exc. refs. with hot-tub rooms & 3 car Cash Paid Guitars Bought & ______EOE. _ ! ______Call Carmo 201-997-3954 _ garage with circular drive Sold ! Trades ! Consignments Restaurant Help A&G EMPLOYMENT AGCY add to the appeal of this tra- Lessons & Repairs Day time servers needed. F/T Exp’d Nannies, Companions & ditional sign. $895,000. VALLEY ROAD GUITARS 908-221-1244 & P/T. Mon-Fri. Will train. Call We need Drivers. State Reg. 973-744-4701 x 170 or 171 127 Valley Road, Montclair Cloverleaf: 973-226-9812 Call Chris 973-429-8479 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN 973-744-6992 February 10, 2000 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 27 ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN LL DEAL And Keep Your Ad ROLLING EEEE DEAL Until It SELLS HH RUN IT TILL IT SELLS Call For Details On All County Coverage! WW 1-800-891-9467 ______Home Health Services 762 Autos For Sale 1385 Autos For Sale 1385 Autos For Sale 1385 Four Wheel Drive 1400 Vans 1410 ______AIR CONDITIONING 850 FLOORS 970 HOME & OFFICE PAINTING & ______IN HOME HEALTH CARE CHRYSLER 1996 SEBRING Mercedes 1998 CLK 320 auto TOYOTA 1997 CAMRY LE JEEP 1994 Grand Cherokee PLYM 1993 Grand Voyager LE FOR THE ILL AND ELDERLY KNG HEATING FLEETWOOD FLOORS CLEANING 1020 PAPERHANGING 1075 Convertible, 47K, blk, mint! fully equip’d, snrf, etc. 22K war- 4 dr burgundy/bge cloth int, V6, Laredo-Loaded lthr int. Good Fully loaded. Mint! 93K. dual & AIR CONDITIONING New Wood Floors Installed ac. $5995. 973-247-9362 I Certified Home Health Aides House cleaning, experience, DAVID C. BOYNTON. Painting ______$11,500. Call 973-857-2161.______ranty, $39,900. 973-340-3982_ well-maintained salesman’s ______cond. $9995. 973-786-7357 ______I Bonded and insured ______201-664-0418 _ All Floors Refinished car, 64k hwy, new tires, bra. Toyota 1991 Previa LE- Orig weekly. Bi weekly. excellent Contractor. Int/Ext. Wallpaper DODGE 1981 WAGON MERCEDES 1991 300E blk w JEEP - 1996 Grand Cherokee I Hourly and Live-in Since 1947I Best Prices Excl cond, $13,000 firm. owner, 99k, sun roof, seats 7. ______reference. Call 973-669-6756_ Hanging. 25 years exp. 71K mi, A/C, A/T /tan 69k new snows, gar, orig Laredo 4dr, 6cyl, 32k, I Accreditd ______973-882-8501 _ Call 973-751-4608 $7500. 973-783-3717. BATHROOMS 870 HOUSECLEANING: Brazilian Caldwell/Montclair area. $1200/obo______973-746-5770_ own $16k/neg 973-564-7841. ______$16,800. 973-471-6528 ______I Medicaid accepted ______ladies will make your house ______973-746-4457. _ Toyota Avalon 1997 XL all pwr. I Office Hours 9am-5pm RANNE Ceramic Tile-Repairs DODGE 1993 Intrepid abs, all Mercury 1997 Grand marquis JEEP 1998 Grand Cherokee ______Vehicles Wanted 1415 FUEL TANK spotless. Refs 973-274-9268 FRANK SPICER ex. cond. new toyo tires 35K ______973-763-6134 _ big/small, regrouting, remodel- ______pwr, cass, alrm, 62k, exc cond, GS- 23K, 4dr, am/fm/cass, Laredo-gold. 11,750K. Mint! ______I Painting/Paperhanging $14,800 973-744-4046 00.00 to $50 Old Junks. 89 & ______ing. Free ests. 201-438-5761_ SERVICES 975 I’LL CLEAN YOUR HOME, ______$6500/bo. 973-759-8614. ______Mint, $13,200, 973-857-0016______6cyl, 4WD, auto. Loaded! I Int/Ext 20yr Reputation Up $500 & Up. Bonus Toyota, ______Massage/Relaxation 774_ OFFICE OR BUSINESS. Best DODGE 1993 SPIRIT-AC, dk USED TOYOTAS & HONDAS 10CD chngr. pdl/ps, cc, privacy RANNE Ceramic Tile-Repairs TANK Abandonment removal, Caldwell/Montclair/Millburn MITSUBISHI 1987 Galant 5 ______Honda, Nissan. 973-256-7021._ MASSAGE THERAPY big/small, regrouting, remodel- ______Refs. 201-370-1877 _ green, 4 dr, 93k hwy, runs From $699 Up I Reliable ______glass. $22,500. 201-659-2513_ install & testing. Lic & ins’d. 973-226-5255 spd, all pwr, loaded, ac, perf ANY JUNK HONDA OR In your home by Certified ing. Free ests. 201-438-5761 MAID-A-DAY ______great, excl buy! $2495. ______Transportation 973-432-5586_ JEEP 1994 Grand Cherokee ______Best prices. 800-583-TANK. ______body $1995/bo 973-743-6765._ TOYOTA-in any condition. Therapist. Evenings & Office-Homes-Condo Special- INTERIOR PAINTER ______973-744-3933 _ VW 1998 JETTA GL-black FULLY LOADED, V8 From faux to flat finish NISSAN 1996 SENTRA GXE 1992 or Newer $500-$5000 Wkends, reduce pain & stress. ists. Responsible & Reliable. Ford 1993 Probe GT: red V6, low mlg, 5spd, alarm, warranty. $13,500______973-259-9057_ Maryann 908-230-8958 CARPENTRY 875 Furn. Caning/Repair & Fully Ins’d 973-661-1111 ______973-744-6396 _ 5spd, ac, am/fm cass, alrm, ______guaranteed. 1-888-869-5865______all pwr, snrf, 74k, new time blt, $13,500/obo.______718-783-2442_ MERCURY 1998 Mountaineer 41k, $7800/bo. 973-301-9100 AUTOS WANTED. Junks & PROFESSIONAL Carpenter/Contractor Refinishing 980 My excellent & reliable house- Need someone to paint a ______asking $6900 973-492-1816 _ 12,500K, black, 8cyl. Room, hallway, or basement at ______9-5, M-F. ask for Steven_ VOLVO 1996 960 auto, low Wrecks bought. Running cars MASSAGE THERAPY 18 yrs. exp. Woodwork, cleaner has extra days. Please FORD 1993 Probe GT, blue, miles, loaded, $18,000. ______$20,500. 973-956-8738_ Swedish, Deep Tissue, Reflex- FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN call me, 973-746-9194 or a reasonable cost? Call Andy OLDS 1996 Cutlass Supreme bought also. Call Ron, sheetrock, decks, baths, V6, loaded, spoiler, snrf, alloy ______Call 973-259-9057. _ NISSAN 1990 Maxima-all pwr. 973-628-8970. 7 days a week. ology, Pre & Post Natal in your Refinish, Repair, Restoration, Sonia (her) at 973-589-6886 ______973-783-5191 No job too small_ 48k mi, gar kept, excl cond, all ______windows, doors, additions. Upholstering, Cane, Rush, etc. ______whls, keyless entry, 104K, gd New tires/CD. 5spd, lthr, FWD. home or chair massage in of- ______pwr, $9,900. 973-239-3113. _ $$CASH$$ Excellent work at excellent Call Steve Izzo. 973-226-5737. ✔NEED Someone to clean PAINTING - ANY KIND! ______cond, $5200. 201-530-9787 ______Antique & Classic Autos 1394_ Exc cond!. Must See & Drive! fice. Gift certificates available. prices. 973-812-0593 ______Best job for the best prices! FOR JUNK AND USED ______your house? Gd refs & own OLDSMOBILE 1992 Staion ______$5000/bo Jake,201-218-6831_ Call______Elena, 973-375-4210 _ trans. Call 973-344-7398 ______Call Adam, 973-618-0855. _ Wagon gd cond, 62k. Ask CAMARO 1967 RS CARS & TRUCKS THE WOOD DOCTOR: ______Engine 327, 95% restored, NISSAN 1995 Pathfinder REMOVED FREE REFLEXOLOGY GUTTERS & PAINTING & Wallpapering, all $5,500/neg. 973-564-9703. Will build or repair tables, Reliable Cleaning Service ______must see. Asking $8,000. Day: 4dr, 65K mi, Auto, Sunrf, Towing Service Available Improve circulation, decrease work guar. Fully ins’d. 20 yr P drawers, cabinets, chairs, LEADERS 1000 condos, houses, apts, offices, FORD 1993 Taurus-4dr, a/c, OLDS 1995 Cutlass Cierra SL 973-472-8888 ext. 407. Leather, Loaded. Must Sell! Call 973-831-8500 stress, with a reflexology foot shelving, closet interiors, door etc. John/Jas. 973-748-3590 ______exp. Greg, 973-743-4354 _ ps/pb/pw/pl/psts, cruise, tilt, 4dr, auto, ac/pw/pl, 22K, ______Evening: 973-493-4483. _ $15,000/OBO.______973-783-1311______1-800-866-8855 _ massage. Nights & Weekends. trimming, weather stripping, A-1 AFFORDABLE fax 973-748-1133 am/fm stereo cass, 82K mi, showrm cond., Little Falls, ______Gutter Cleaning and Repair CHEVY 1966 IMPALA-4dr, CASH PAID AT YOUR DOOR Gift Certificates Available. locks, mail slots. Deck repairs, ______beep 973-562-8058 ______$4200/obo. Call 973-628-0563_ $8200/obo. 201-951-3833. Trucks & Trailers 1405 908-272-0707 Most Houses $35-$75. PLASTERING 1080 ______excl cond, garage kept, 73k ______Used cars or mini-vans want- ______handyman jobs. FREE We Clean Houses, Apts, FORD 1991 Explorer XLT: Estimates. 973-731-7584 ______973-746-6688/ 800-916-6111_ PLASTERING: Drywall/plaster PORSCHE 1981 911SC-Euro ______orig mis, $2500. 973-661-1423_ CHEVY 1995 S10 Pick-UP ed. Clean or abused, any year, ______Offices & Condos. Good refs 92K, Sts 6, fully loaded, abs model, mint, white, must see! any mileage. Best prices paid. ______Musical Instructions 775_ repairs. ‘‘No Patch too small.’’ ROLLS ROYCE 1965-Classic 4cyl, 2 wd, 5spd, a/c, bdlinr, ______& experience. 973-465-5877_ brakes, Cell ph $10,200. Jeff $22,000. Jerry, 201-816-1673 Call Rich first. 973-857-1195, ABSOLUTELY FUN ’n EASY HANDYMAN 1005 Patchwork Specialities. Free ______Silver Cloud III. Asking well maint, 64K $6400/bo. ______CHIMNEY CLEANING 910 ______800-800-7759 pin 236232 _ 973-942-4718/msg Piano Lessons/Your Home ______estimates. 973-338-5410. Jim._ SAAB 1983 900 turbo 4dr auto ______$40,000/neg. 973-564-9703. ______TOP DOLLAR PD FOR USED A+ Affordable Handyman Ford 1998 Taurus Black ex. Fantastic Program For A1 AFFORDABLE KITCHENS 1035 sun roof 148k hy ex cond Cars & Trucks. We buy your Carpentry, custom closets, cond. 4DR, loaded, 25K $8500 VW 1978 SUPER BEETLE Children & Adults Numerous CHIMNEY CLEANING, TRUCK LOADS of kitchen ______$1100 973-783-9845 _ FORD 1980 Trade-Ins for more. Any cond. Fixtures installed. Odd jobs. ROOFING 1100 ______973-772-5076_ Convertible-Canary Yellow, ______Refs Avail. Call 973-655-1802._ REPAIR, BUILD, RELINE cabinets. Huge wrehse loc. ______973-266-1305/Pgr:501-0900 ______No Job to Small! 973-256-8266_ A-1 AFFORDABLE Constr Co SAAB 1984 900S-4dr, 150k, New Black Top, New Tires, BRONCO ______973-746-6688/ 800-916-6111_ Bath vanities, marble tops. Honda 1992 Accord EX-81k, snrf, 5-spd, needs work, sta- Orig. Low Miles, Great Cond. Top $ paid for used cars & DEBORAH CARSON PROFESSIONAL Tear Offs, Re-roofs excl.cond. 4dr, 5spd, Loaded, Too many new parts to men- Gas ranges, Disc. prices. In- ______tion car? $400 973-744-3543_ $6,500.______973-743-8029 _ trucks (1987 & up)! Any cond! Formerly of MSU Faculty. HANDYMAN stall, option. Paterson Stove & and all Repairs ______$6800/bo, 973-743-1152. ______tion. $3500 201-935-9116_ High mls OK! 973-266-1305 or Piano & Vocal Instruction. CLEAN-UPS & 973-746-6688/ 800-916-6111 SATURN 1995 SL1 Sedan No Job Too Small ______Kitchen Ctr. 973-790-5100. ______HONDA 1992 Accord DX-4dr, Four Wheel Drive 1400 FORD 1990 F150-new eng/ ______page 973-502-2000. _ Beginner to Advanced. Very Reasonable.Ask For White, 4dr, grey int, 5spd, lo- ______HAULING 915 Andy’s Roofing Contracting: 5spd, 150K, exc.cond, ac, trans/exhaust/tires/shocks. WANTED! Unwanted & junk ______973-746-9744 ______Mike 973-228-3228 _ Flat roof specialist. Repairing cass, $3500. 973-772-5076. jack, ABS, am/fm, prem. sound DODGE 1988 Dakota-4x4, $3350/obo. Call 973-610-6218 MASONRY 1065 ______spkrs, new tires, mint cond., ″ ″ ______cars. Cash paid, top $. 7 days, MUSIC LESSONS #1 RUBBISH ROGERS HANDYMAN & all types of roofs, from 1 leak to 6cyl, pw/ps/pb, ac, 3 lift, 31 Honda Accord DX 1989 4dr 77K, $7000. 201-670-1844 tire on alum rims, 78K. Exc ______24hrs, 973-485-0198 _ HAVE FUN-GET RESULTS! REMOVAL PAINTING Free Est. Fully MASON: Steps, patios, entire roof. Emergency repairs. ______FORD 1993 Attics/Yards/Garage/Bsmnt Emergency service 7 days wk auto a/c all pwr cruis am/fm cond.______$3700. 973-278-2986 _ Learn guitar, piano, key- Ins’d. No Job Too Small plastering, etc. Reasonable. /cass moon roof 86k mi great SATURN 1995 SL1-4 dr auto, Call Classifieds boards, trumpet from an exp’d Call Frank 973-340-1652 973-893-6792 Free est. John: 973-239-7310. /24hrs. Serving all of N. Jersey AC, 42k, extra clean, runs DODGE 1987 Raider: 108K. F150 XLT ______cond $3900 973-258-1532. _ pro. Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, ______908-362-9664 ANYTIME_ & entire Tri-State. Call perfect, $7400. Little Falls. Exc cond in/out, auto alrm, today! Jazz, Classical. Call Mark, AAA-AL’S CLEAN UP Cellars ______800-285-3981 _ HYUNDAI 1998 Accent GL ______Call 201-951-3833 _ $2900 b/o. 973-992-5063 or LIGHTNING HOME MISCELLANEOUS 1067 4dr, 18K, auto/ac/ps/pb, am/fm ______973-748-1881 _ Garages. Etc. We Remove It C & S ROOFING & SIDING ______917-953-3117/Bpr _ 2 wheel dr, $15,000. cass, mint cond. $8500/obo. SATURN 1997 SL2 5 spd, all 201-935-9116. After 7PM. PIANO LESSONS: Your All. We’re Cheapest! Visa/MC IMPROVEMENTS 1015 DELL COMPUTERS...Factory ALL TYPES & REPAIRS ______Call 201-670-9635 _ pwr options, 24k mi, $10,000. EXPEDITION 1999 May: 7K, home. Noted teacher/ ______201-342-6020/973-777-8588_ direct. $0 down. Low Monthly ______201-321-7500 ! 973-259-1676_ FORD 1997 F150 XLT-Xtend LIFE 10% Off Jobs Over $5000, Payment. Pentium III-600 ______Call 973-467-0453. _ White/tan, lthr, 5.7 triton, fully musician. M.A. Carnegie ABLE TO CLEAN UP JEEP 1984 CJ7 Renegade: loaded, must sell! Leaving cab, V8, auto 4x4, wrrnty, 29K, Kitchen, Bath, additions. Tri available. Resolved Credit Automotive Services 1360 SATURN 1999 SC1, 3dr sport recitals. Begin-adv’d. Michael Attic-Bsmt-Garage-Yard ______Great running cond/body. New USA $29,000. 973-509-3252 ______$19,495. 201-819-2344______State Renov. 201-587-0372_ Problems OK! Call By Feb. 11, soft top/doors. $3,000. coupe, drk grn, ps/pb/ac/tilt ______Palmieri, 973-748-6462. _ Remodeling Debris CARS FROM $500! Honda, for free Printer. OMC 973-403-9518 whl, 4 cyl, am/fm stereo, auto, FORD 1993 Bronco Eddie GMC 1998 4dr Dully, no pay- Mini Dumpsters Rental Affordable Painting And Chevy, Jeep & Sport Utility. ______JUST PIANO & VOICE LESSONS Carpentry Interior or Exterior ______800-477-9016 Code PL06. _ FWD, 4K, $14,000/obo. Clftn. Bauer: Lthr, auto, a/c, 120K, ments down, take over lease Talented & Passionate Fast-Fair-Reliable Police impounds and re- LINCOLN 1987 LSC payments. 201-796-3837. Painting & Remodeling WOLFF TANNING BEDS. ______973-225-0408 aft 5 or lv msge______$7500/obo. Call 973-835-1142______Teacher. Music degree from 20 YRS EXP. NJ LIC possessions. MUST SELL! wht, loaded, 64M miles, exc No job too big or too small TAN AT HOME! Buy DIRECT GMC 1995 SUBURBAN- fully Princeton. All ages & all levels M.J. PRENDEVILLE ______800-941-8777, ext C198. _ cond, best offer over $3995. Saturn 1999 SL Red 4Dr 5spd. FORD 1994 Explorer 2dr sport Senior Citizens Discount 5% and SAVE! Commercial/Home ______loaded, SLT, cond. like new, welcome. Classical, Jazz, ______973-635-8815 ______973-509-7758 _ man. trans, perfect cond. take a/c, loaded, 100K hwy, exc GOT ______Call for Est. 201-440-8096 _ Units from $199.00. Low Autos For Sale 1385 over lease/buy 212-501-2817 cond. $7600. 973-744-5914 lthr green, gray asking ______Rock, etc. 973-746-4452 _ ALL TYPES OF JUNK ______LINCOLN 1988 Town Car-6 ______Full service Contractor-Design Monthly Payments. FREE ______$18,900. 973-228-2605 _ Cleaned Up & Hauled Away Color Catalog. Call TODAY ACURA 1986 LEGEND 4dr, pass., 148K, $3800/obo. Mike, SUBARU 1997 Outback Wag. FORD 1995 Explorer XLT 4 dr, Montclair 973-838-8969 & Arcitect Services Avail. 30 white, auto, snrf, $1200/obo. 973-696-4535 - 201-745-7256 auto, a/c, cass, exc. cond. 21K all power, wht/tan int, under ______1-800-842-1310. ______Vans 1410_ Music Studio ______yrs exp. 973-472-9737 lic/ins_ 973-912-7492. mi, $17,900 973-783-4741 50k, excl cond, $14k/neg. EASIER! ______DI LEO RUBBISH REMOVAL MAZDA 1993 MX-6 red, 5 spd, 973-258-0523. CHEVY 1994 Astro Con- Quality Instruction Attics-Garages-Basements ACURA 1992 Integra: Red, 2dr snrf, grt sound syst. w/CD TOYOTA 1987 CAMRY WGN ______version-beautiful in/out, seats for Children & Adults Mario Lepore MOVING & Starts from $50 & up. Anything hatch, good cond, 75k, all chngr, 51,500k. Fall In Love Standard trans, great shape, FORD 1998 Expedition EB ______8, 70K. $7000. 201-794-3334_ All Instruments, Levels Gen Contractor power, 5 speed sun roof, am w/this Beauty for just $7950. 4x4, lthr, V8, tow pkg. 50K. Now you can & Styles hauled. Same day svc Free est STORAGE 1070 ______$3680. 973-744-0778 _ DODGE ’93 B150 Cargo van 201-679-7218 201-797-0278 No job too big/small /fm/cass. $6200 973-655-9291 Call 973-509-9458. Mint! $23,500. 973-728-8553 Established 1978 ______TOYOTA 1989 CAMRY:LE, ______-6cyl. Moon windows. Very gd Homeowner & Contractor Painting/roofing/siding 104 Watchung Ave. ATRA ACURA 1996 Integra LS-4dr Mazda 1991 MPV auto V6 ac V6, auto, 4dr, all pwr, a/c. 110K Ford 1992 Explorer, 2Dr, blck. cond. $5000. 201-794-9450 charge your SPECIAL remodeling/power washing ______Upper Montclair !! !! MOVING & STORAGE Sunrf, 5spd, all pwr, ABS, 43K, lux pkg 88k good cond $5,500 mi. $3700/obo 973-226-0544 auto, Am/Fm cass. new trans, 10, 12 & 15 Yard Dumpsters ______chimney work 973-684-1194______DODGE 1989 250 RAM 783-4330 ______Low cost professional hand- ______$11,900. Call 908-953-9407 ______before 9PM 201-997-8734 ______110K $5900, Call 746-1396 _ + www.montclairmusic.com ROOFS-New & Repaired Toyota 1993 Camry LE Sedan VAN-100 K, needs work, classified ad KAPUR’S Removal Srvc-We ling. Satisfaction guaran- AUDI 1998 A8 Quattro, 25K mi, MERCEDES 1972 Roadster Ford 1998 Explorer XLT 4DR, Call for Appt. or Free Brochure Siding, window replacement, with remote start, keyless entry ______$3000. Call 973-243-0706 ______cleanout homes, ofc, bsmnts, teed. License #PC00790. fully loaded, AWD, melange Very good cond. garage kept, 4X4 auto V8, sunroof, CD 23K, custom home improvements. +other options. Factory ______yards, appls. 973-454-2999 _ 201-313-3200 metallic, great car for winter. 2-tops $8500. 973-628-9363. $21900 201-819-2344 FORD 1995 Windstar auto 3.8 ______Piano Tuning & Repair 785_ We do it all for less! ______serviced every 5000 miles, ______ltrs, 88k mi, a/b, am/fm cass,7- We accept: MITO’S Complete House ______$54,900. Call 201-848-1678 _ DAMIEN DEL RUSSO-Expert IJM CONSTRUCTION MERCEDES Benz 1981 240D detailed twice a year. Exc GMC 1996 Suburban-2 whl dr, ______pass, grn $7299 973-374-5250_ Cleanouts-Garage, Bsmts, ZAB’S piano tuning and repairs. 25 1-800-731-0705 BUICK 1995 Park Avenue 4 dr, 4sp, blk, exc cond., $2300. cond!(non smoker, no pets). 21K, exc cond! Loaded, gar- Yards, Appliances. Free Est. FORD 1996 Econoline Con- yrs. exp. Also play house ______Beeper 973-806-3848 _ MOVING & TRUCKING p/seats win & steering, abs ______Must sell. 732-346-0859 ______$8300. 973-857-3777______aged, $21,500 973-667-7171_ Immed. Svc 973-340-3378 or brks, airbgs, amfm cass, cc, version Van: Fully loaded, mint parties. 973-403-1558 or Fast Dependable Service MERCEDES 1988 560SL: 47k 201-803-0787 Specializing in: Drywall, ac, $8400. 973-783-7276. TOYOTA 1997 RAV 4L, 4dr, GMC 1992 JIMMY-4dr, 118k, cond, less than 10K mi, 973-857-0083. ______Reasonable Rates ______orig mi. Mint condition. ______spackling, carpentry, windows, Experienced Men Who Care 4WD, auto, ac/pb/ps/pw/plks/ grn, loaded, lthr, CD, new front ______$19,500. Call 201-337-4390 _ CADILLAC 1990 Brougham $27,000/OBO. 973-942-3158 tires, $5500/bo. 973-744-3543 doors, etc. Small jobs no prob- PM00271 Fully Ins’d. ______cruise, am/fm stereo cass, ______GMC 1986 Safari Van: 8 pass., TONY’S 4dr, 110K, loaded, s r r TM TUTORING & lem. Free estimate. Call Fred Call day or night MERCEDES BENZ 1992 600 alloy whls, alarm, keyless JEEP 1993 Gr Cherokee-71k, Will clean out basements, ______$5500/negot. 973-616-9454_ removbl sts, 6cyl, runs well, ______at 973-235-1540. _ SEL-V12 engine. Immaculate! entry, remote start, 30K, hunter grn, 4 new tires. Must needs some bodywork. 128K, INSTRUCTION 825 attics, yards, houses. CADILLAC 1994 Concours, $17,300/obo. 973-881-0360 No Job Too Small DAVID’S HOME IMPROVEMENT ______973-423-4004______Asking $45K. 973-569-7234 ______sell $10,000/bo. 973-736-4184______$1200/bo. 973-509-2638 _ AWARD WINNING TEACHER & GENERAL CONTRACTING No. Star 350 c.i., red/mocha Call Tony lthr, 88k. Well maint’d $17,300. Available to Tutor History, Writ- ADDITIONS SIDING PAINTING & Jim, 973-887-2758, ext 3236. ing and Verbal SAT’s. Prepare ______201-438-5232_ KITCHENS ROOFING ______your child for Midterms and BATHROOMS DECKS PAPERHANGING 1075 CHEVY 1996 Cavalier Z24: 2 Finals. Group rate available. CERAMIC TILING WINDOWS /dr, 30K, snrf, all pwr, cd/cass, ANYTHING GOES PAINTING DOORS BORIS RASKIN PAINTING exc cond $8700 973-239-2394 ______Call 973-921-0668 _ REMOVAL COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Interior & exterior. Full Insured. ______ADVERTISE M.A. MATH TUTOR Algebra, Entire Homes Cleaned Out FREE ESTIMATES & FULLY INSURED Very Reasonable. Free Esti- CHEVY 1997 Monte Carlo, Geometry & Gen Math. Attics • Basements 973-228-4989 or 1-800-281-9438 mates. Ref’s Avail. 24K mi, all pwr, ext’d warr., $11,000. Call 201-997-5357 YOUR ______973-509-5099. _ Garages ______973-564-9293 ______ELL DEAL M.A. MATH TUTOR Algebra, Sr. Discount HOME & OFFICE E DEAL Geometry & Gen Math. Same Day Service EE CLEANING 1020 TURN TO . . . RUN IT USED CAR, ______973-509-5099. _ 1-800-283-1349 toll-free HH M.A. MATH TUTOR Algebra, AAA Brazilian Cleaning UNTIL IT SELLS Geometry & Gen. Math. CONSTRUCTION 925 services. Clean home office, TRUCK OR ______973-509-5099. ______apt. Own tansp. 973-465-3614_ WW Struggling w/ Math/SAT? Get Richard Gozdz Construction Are you tired of a new house the grade you need! University Remodeling Bathrooms, cleaning every month? If you VAN Math Professor. Patient & En- Ceramic & Marble tile, are, try me! I promise you will The couraging. All levels, all ages. Sheetrock, Painting Interior & be satisfied. I also clean where Cheaper than the big agencies ______Exterior 973-773-2173 _ no one else does. After 6pm or Classifieds ______& better. 973-746-4452 ______lv msg, Natalie, 973-589-8910_ Service TEACHER for ESL, ESL & DRAPERIES & BO’S CLEANING SERVICE PLACE YOUR 3 LINE WHEEL DEAL AD TOEFL. Degree, all levels. DECORATING 935 Apts/houses, by exp Polish Directory ______973-744-6733 _ women. Insured, refs avail. TUTORING INTERIORS by DESIGN ______Call Bo 201-896-1933 _ ALL SUBJECTS Specializing in Window CLEANING LADY K/COLLEGE Treatments, Upholstery & House, apt. condo. When problems arise around AND KEEP YOUR AD ROLLING SAT PREP ______More! 973-763-3819 _ Reliable, full insurance. the house - don’t panic! WRITE YOUR INSTRUCTION IN ______Call 973-857-5757 _ YOUR OWN HOME ELECTRICAL 945 Just turn to the Classified’s SUBURBAN TUTORING GO FOR THE BEST! 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