OF MILLBURN AND SHORT HILLS Founded in 1888 Volume 108, dum ber 48 Thursday, December 1, 1994 40 Cents

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A & R l e a s i n g p r o p o s a l s Housewares, toy stores are planned Planning Board approval for the leasing of the 65,000 square foot main floor of the old Lord & Taylor building to a home furnish­ ings store and a multimedia chil­ dren’s store will be sought Wed­ nesday night by A&R Millburn Associates, owners of the 9-acre Millburn Avenue property. The Lord & Taylor building, which A&R has renamed Millburn Gateway Center, has been vacant since the department store closed late in 1989. A&R this spring received Planning Board approval of its plan to lease the lower level of the building to Fresh Fields, a health food supermarket. Opening of that store jgjrolanned for the autumn of Occupying the main level of the stcgef^ptfie plans submitted tb the' Planning Board for Wednesday’s Sparing afS-apWqCe^&’rff be HomePlace, feel, a firm estab- . lished early this year, which "would Staff Photo by ESSEX STREET VISION-The "vision report" of the Downtown -Millburn-. '.offer a variety of merchandise for LEADING RUSHER-^t.or-y Fernandes of Millburn Development Alliance contains this drawing of Essex Street, looking toward : bed-room, bathroom breaks,free for some of his tea|f-high 131 yards Main,Kith parking lots shielded from view by retail stores and offices. IsBpe in ^ ^ g o n basi'e.- housewares. against Madison onjmanksgmng. Fe^^raes also HH.'o'mePlace wouljaagfflpy scored the'w iping touchdown in Millbutijjs 13-10 b |5 ,,‘2pO square Let ot the buijd-' I win. Story, more ph.6tps-.on Page ^ 1 1 ing’s 65,000 s'auareBfcjp't main level. The remaining 10,000 DMDA gives its vision square feet would be occupied by Zany! Brainy, a firm.which opened Schools receive gift store'in 1.991 and has .plans stores by year’s end of a new downtown area Merchandise at Zany Brainy in Ju d e s .cfliKliS-n ’ sLedu^at lonall that cannot be used The DMDA budget put before calling for- an expenditure by that A “vision” of a redeveloped organization of $7,500 to provide toSjand games, audiotapes, she said, diifonol’luw hife-dnvis hopping center for the the Township Committee called videotapes, books, arts and crafts!! JJifh e ' Millburn Boa id £>(■ Edm a- for the spending of $162,500 dur­ “matching funds'” to underwrite nor dicStoySMome with nipTut^W mnicipality drew vocal, but not software, related plpffl^Su^Sacceptcd don.ituV ing 1995, the same amount which the costs of a master plan for the :'oii!:kef.biMj.i.J<; inancial support from Township products. p f ^ o n m uti^fefiardware and soft­ was contained in :its-' 1994 budget. central business disM §® f1he w'^le^llilologyf Committee members at last week’s Thelfm tial p H y Brainy, store ware valued at $4 MiU u'tviWmi&tr '| Of the total spending plan, all but estimated ccgjlpf that master plan, in-L^E^i^l^ightlfeirtyliere. _is ^irst meeting of .the municipality’s gov- Ifetas.opened in Philadelphia and the I $2% 00 would be realized Sbyl DMDA representatives; to ^ the- Tshesk^d thJsOlnpukjs’ thev/h |xd ming body. firm, now has-seven stores in i n p some di.iil’bt as to ;h'ow. Valu.a'tfles assessments levied by the Committee was $75.,000, ili.e^pftK)l-’s ctmfmmS^^m^ould The vision presented to the metropolitan area. Other gifts will prove to be municipality against owners of “It lookfluke jtMjjb DMDA) | ^ B f i ^ P ^ .board -were '.a .be able.to use some ofttM ^& m - ’ommittee came during the’course, P^aiM S are in Atl^OT^Ga., commercial properties located KwffifejJbe-'paying' 10 p er'.cl^C of ifu-ThcJnJ-s, but onVi^-t-lfe ihlodwjfr.^ if a public hearing on the Down- iWitslinigton'i ©.C. andlrwhe-iNe.v.j gift- from Chena Software, iixV’fe l within the special improvement the master plan’s cost),” was the •arm,d at t'jre, school itJnrt,Mi(jpe own Millburn Development York nietl^m km h area 'aluLd. at p^Srunrealistic alliance’s proposed budget for ther East ® a s |^ ^ ® n i|a g o area town’s business-center (the $2;'500 Caveney. “What we’re t’afeng '■.''JI^iull£'”: NJs Com.id sorn; ■995. A lthough the Tow nshiM coming $2 S tx rjjo m the R u'sk^ M-st-r^j mjk raised'through the tax assess- about'is half a SquiFhjtffr " t , tin u e d jfe j^ E g fe^Sffll'c we "'!••! Committee unanimously approved I S S r h e ' company i s ^ rarmmglta| ments^climes the DMDA. cemed about the pri.ce tag for tax- i^ ^ ^ d x in a .tio ^ ^ f .monitoils amd he proposed budget document, h.i\,eVmo‘fe than 40 stores injojx jaj | '“■Althoug^^^^fiHcclate the through a grant from- the Paper paver-. versus that tiof jpfl^a.tei ’■ynsfol^MVA gift theos^hot)! keyboards and t ® S y l l i ^ able to hat approval did not come until tion||^|pp.end of 1995. rlMii l^BJ.ayliQU«e)V ■ - - 'ent|ra®Bjg. I gue'ss' tha;^»he system’s jireetor^)_ti'(te--hn3lp.g-y.? hardware tdffiSfjM B l >ne word, “matchingjjgS was The rent tl ot the main LydVd,' Included in the DMDA pror issue.” Julie Conrad, told board members, Monday night’s n iettin gJ^ C ^ iliminated from the financial docu- the 108,538 square toot rmdJiig | posal, however; was a line i«gj|| sentiments-weTped ’ urffoFUir?a t e 1V Jt'ufch [of jJJie l.ess-thin 41 minutes also' to HomePlace and Zany Brainy expressed bv other members of the? r"hui.dware-vimiJtlv lu^dV * | sac^p^Wmg ^ ^ m p u ters to. high Committee. leave oSy^^Jpenthouse, ” Bristol A^eCs u o /i.it^ J ijio ’x-i* questmned by one “I’m 'not enamored with dne.! a -li^ 7 8 square f||«s|rea, vacant m a te iy ffi^ ^ 'comput'ers ijVwVl,ip'"re^sjdenf;, Roy KijretKof Committee honors thought® spending taxpayers’ Although no plans fo»i2cupancy ,M’s ConraiKfev.fibed as^ieftig I dollars,” said Committeeman Joel of the penthouse will be before the i'‘v,ef\;W>%f-ihi'ngija,e might h.«et-| : Co'ntmuedTon Wemgarten. Planning Board Wednesday night, in our closets: ■ B p ^ n ’t conceive of a study cost­ a traffic report submitted by A&R Olympic candidate ing $75-,600,” said tgjgm- Tor the hearing speaks of 'tht: j mitfefwoman .Elaine Becker. owner’s intention to lease that area Residential water The quest of a township resident the Tamir' Bloom Olympic Train­ “Another study doesn’t excite the as office space. ■l^s-"expected,, but not certain to gain a spot on the 1996 United ing Fund,Kps Walnut Avenue, taxpayers.. Look at the past that residents of'the.pblock long States Olympic Team received the MillbulhJ It is estimated that studies,” Ms. Becker urged the offiSal. endorsement of the $20,00Q will .be needed to cover DMDA represenra&fves at the section of Myrtle Avenue abutting rates increase 7.1% the A&R properjSgMM m l at Township Committee at last his costs for equipment, travel and meeting. “Find what’s goodF-find. W ednesday’s meeting tor a reti-, Mi I'lburn p IM ^ S ^ ^ y ^ ^ a in ta in the com­ week’s meeting of the competition in his .bid to achieve a process that \M®j work for sion of the site plan approved by i^awmliip has gone ap*f 1 per cent pany’s water supply facilities _ ' municipality’s governing body. his Olympic dream. M.illbum.” the Planning Board at the time the as thejgjpunigl last weekjl| ' hVlp’C^''renuin- concerned Tamir Bloom of 36 Walnut Ave­ ' Mr. Caveneyf -iiET|?s remarks, ■Lin'response comments F re sh ^ Sjgjcfe application was Board of about keeping water as nue, who currently holds the U.:S. noted that Maplewood residents Patrick Henry ofJHje. Atlantic before.it. Public ® |itie s of a New Jersey- Kt^orda^lp as Beka ^ ftelfror our Fencing Association’s No. 1 rank­ had financially supported a mem­ G roup,'consultant to the DMDA The P l'an n i^S Board; at -the American Water IG^inparfy] -rate ■! lcu,'s!!t''gTOJxi th e g ^ ^ ^ that many ing in its epee division, was cited ber of that community when he since it was established two years Fresh Fields hearing held.earlier in expenses o \» w h ich ' Neg-Jersey- in a proclamation approved by the was on the 1992 Olympic team and ago, termed it. “unfortunate” that increase Ihe year, approved A&R’s pro- Americ'an :W'ater Company has no Committee for his “ determination expressed “hopes that our residents the $75,000 cost for-the develop­ F’or residential customers here northernmost L'qntfc,>1-4’r.t'rnue tojjisei”■ the'water and commitment,’’ The proclama­ will do the same” for Mr. Bloom. ment of a master plan “had been 311(1 in lo tr o f e sexJ^^ TOS, Pas- E g f the three driveways which lead Daniel J. Kel- tion, read at the meeting by Mayor To ;that: comment, Township .raised.” saic, Somerset.and ^ i|n K o u n ty from the property’s easterly park­ lehei.sM ■ ...... j William J. Caveney, also invited Committeeman William Horbatt Mr. Henry continued that the municipaliS^| servrced by New ing lot onto Myrtle Avenue. .Resi­ residents o f the township to sup­ noted that the hardest part of Mr. $7,500 figure contained in the p^e^-American, the average dents of that street are urging that addjji/fe 'LfTresessArv; port his efforts to gain a position Bloom’s effort to gain a position budget- w as “ h ot relevant .to quarterly wafefc billLfMfqnave up two of.'the' Myrtle Avenue ments designed to maintain a high on the Olympic team. on the Olympic team was to obtain tonight's discussion” and had been from the current $81.59 to $87 34^ driveways be eliminated so that y fel of service, ^.'company’s A fund-raising cam paign to the necessary financial backing. pi'P&liided on ly to p erm it the The rate application approved bv DMDA. “to begin a discussion ingress and egress from and to costs are being driven finance Mr. Bloom’s training and Mr. Bloom was a Millburn High the state board also included an with the township on a joint effort Myrtle Avenue' wdyjSi be' confined- increase in New Jersey-American’s by S i£ need to comply with the competition between now and the School fencer and continued in that federal Safe Drinking Water. Act ’96 games has already been charge 'to ’municipalities for fire Continued on Page 9 Continued, !on Page 4 I ii* HCb5tfnra%in Page 16 and other mandates such as launched. Donations can be sent to hydrantijsgrvi&§ Town Hall, how­ ever, said it had not received any underground storage tank removal. Nfc&|!jjj§fo'n' $-9' milli^trtof the information from the w ater5?|!]p| expenses involved in a $60 million and was thus unable to say what d’^^^W ion: system increased costs lt.was facing. Town Hall temp jailed for fraud construction program are necessary The latest increase in water ser-' Detective Weber headed the vice is the first in the township'' this to comply with regulatory require­ smporary employee at Town three from the finance department, the incident. The other complaints investigation, working with tjjgsj year and follows'two rate increases ments, Mr. Kelleher said. vho rifled personnel files to one who has retired from that followed. , ■ S'-, \ j l ' “After receiving the complaints postal inspector, banks and three i background information for department, a police officer and a ■ in-1993." fU1' tll:i 'L U;1 1 ■ "I".1,.1!*. J credit card consumer fraud agen­ credit card applications has retired building inspector. we were able to narrow down the The 7.1 increase in this area .'of-- cies — TRW, TransUnion and irrested for credit card fraud, ■list of suspects to a few pos­ the state is the highest of those, Mr-. D ickson w orked in the Equifax. Inside story cording to Detective sibilities,” Detective Weber said. approved fbSfjjSew Jersey- finance department for five He sent an alert to credit card ;nant Gregory Weber, Quam “We fingered him (Mr. Dickson) American |p j|ra :rrfcrJ’! In Mon-- Town school to get visit months, from January to May of agencies regarding the fraud. The Dickson of Edison used and traced him to his place of busi­ mouth County the rate increase is from- pot bellied pigs. See .Jhis year. He had access to the victims did not incur any monetary nation he secured from per- ness, where we arrested him,” Mr. only 5 per cent while in Atlantic, payroll records o f more than 200 losses, Detective Weber said. Page 11. Dickson was working for a Burlington, fcamden, Cape May, 1 files while working in the township employees, including Mr. Dickson implicated several ;e department at Town Hall Totowa investment firm at the time Hunterdon, Middlesex, Ocean and their names, addresses, social other persons in the operation, Classified ...... 17“ 19 ply for credit cards in the of his arrest. « Warren County, water bills are security numbers, dates of birth, Mr. Dickson filled out applica­ Detective Weber said. “They did it Coming events...... 4 >yees’ names. positions and other pertinent to make a quick buck,” he added. increasing 6.3 per cent. . Dickson was arrested tions himself and shared the pil- - The overall increase will raise Editorial...... '...... 4 information. They were probably going to use ksgiving Day. He has been fared personnel information with approximately $10.2 million in the cards to get cash advances rath­ Movies...... 16 ed with six counts of credit {dr. Dickson started applying for friends so that hundreds of applica­ additicti|| annual revenues for er than make purchases, he said. Obituaries...... 6 fraud with more charges credit cards in August. Police were tions were submitted. New Jersey-American. That M r. D ickson use00 cash bail in Essex County the victims became suspicious after to use the credit cards,” Detective applications, Detective Weber officials, is necessary to comply receiving a telephone call from a Weber said, “but the Cards were Sports...... 12-15 said, in addition to drop boxes in with government regulations, to date, six township employees credit card consumer fraud agency issued." At least four cards have iiiitiiimHiimiiitniiiiimttmumHttMHHilHiiinitiiimmiitiiiimitiiiitin; Totowa a id Newark. meet growing customer demands been identified as victims — about her application and reported been confiscated, he added. Page 2 THE ITEM o f Millburn and Short Hills December 1,1994 Burglars gain entry Paper Mill sponsoring party for Make-a-Wish children to 3 homes during week Children and families of the their families guests at a luncheon party given by The Manor at its Three homes were broken into X pedestrian crossing Wyoming Make-a-Wish Foundation, "a non­ profit organization that has been West Orange facility. At the during the cast week, an Avenue at Millburn Avenue fulfilling the wishes of children restaurant the children and their . unsuccessful effort was made to received minor injuries when she with life-threatening diseases since - families Will be treated to a buffet enter a fourth home and three cars was struck by a car driven by Mil­ 1983, will be guests at a December lunch, entertainment—including a were stolen, one. fro m th e ford Anderson of Elizabeth. Mr. 15..“Celebration of the Holiday reading of “The Night before driveway of a private residence. Anderson, who was turning onto Season” sponsored by the Paper Christmas” by Paper Mill execu­ The residential, break-ins Wyoming Avenue from Millburn , Mill Playhouse in cooperation with tive producer Angelo Del Rossi— occurred on Fairfield Drive, Par­ Avenue when the accident took The Manor restaurant and the New and a visit from Santa Claus who sonage Hill Road and Southern . place, received a summons for fail- Jersey Ballet Company. will distribute gifts. Slope Drive. The unsuccessful ing to yield the right-of-way to a The celebration will begin at The children will then be driven entry effort'was made at a 11:30"a.m. with the children and to the Paper Mill tor an invitation Mountainview Road home. A Roselle motorist, Kenneth R. only performance of. Tchai­ Reported taken from the houses Hudak, and a passenger In his car kovsky’s “Nutcracker” where they were jewelry , silver, a VCR and a . were taken to; St, Barnabas Medi­ Hadassah CPR will be guests of the New Jersey .22 caliber pistol and ammunition. cal Center for treatment for leg Ballet Company. The Fairfield Drive home was and neck pains after Mr. Hudak course tonight entered by pushing in a basement lost control of his car on Old Short The Millburn-Short Hills Tziona THE ITEM of Milburn and Short window; on Parsonage Hill Road Hills Road near Kenilworth Drive. Hadassah chapter will offer an Hills (USPA 348-680) $1094 is entry was gained by breaking a Javier Hernandez of Hillside was adult CPR course this evening, publishedishad every Thursday by porch door window and on treated at Overlook Hospital for The course, which runs from 7:15 Communications, Inc., a Southern Slope Drive burglars dis­ head pains after the car he was to 10:30 p.m ., will be conducted corporation at 100 Millburn lodged the lock on a rear door. driving was struck by a vehicle by the Breath of Life organization. Avenue, M ilburn, N.J. Official The $50 course fee includes newspaper of the Township of In addition to the housebreak on driven by Holly A. Hamilton of ' Milburn, subscription rates by textbooks. Each course participant Fairfield Drive, a parked car was Springfield. The accident took mail post paid: one year, within stolen from a driveway on that place at the intersection of Hobart will receive a certificate upon suc­ Essax County, $16.50, else­ street. Other cars were reported Gap Road and West Road. Ms. cessful completion of the course. where, $20. Entered as Second stolen from the municipal parking Hamilton received a summons for Location of the course and other Class Matter October 6,1891 at lot adjacent to the public library . careless driving. information may be obtained by the Post Office of Milburn, New and from a parking area at The calling Nancy Flaum, 912-0391, Jersey, under Act of March 3, Mall at Short Hills. An attempt to or Carol Michaels, 379-4779. 1879, and second class postage steal a car parked at The Hilton at School honoring was paid at Milburn, New Short Hills was unsuccessful. A senior citizen coordinator is on Jersey 07041. Telephone (201) 376-1200. Postmaster: Send Merchandise was reported stolen duty at Town Hall to assist in the retiring custodian address changes to The Hem, from several cars parked at The planning of social and cultural pro­ A retirement tea for Charlie grams for older adults. The coor­ 100 Milburn Ave., Milburn, N.J. Mall at Short Hills. In one theft, a Loomis, custodian at the Glen- dinator's office telephone number is 07041. window of a car was smashed and wood School, will be held Wed­ 564-7091. shopping bags containing clothing nesday from 3 to 4 p.m. in the valued at more than $1,000. was school’s multi-purpose room. taken. All students, parents, former Police also reported more than a students, friends and colleagues of dozen motor vehicle accidents— Mr. Loomis are invited to attend. BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE CHRISTMAS-Snowflakes three of which resulted in injuries Mr. Loomis has been an employee of the township’s public For rehabilitation and long term care, on the poles and tights decorating the stores make —took place in the township dur­ ing the week. school system for 38 years. downtown Millburn glisten after dark. distinguished adults select Computers’ value questioned Imdemoor Care Center. Continued from Page 1 board, the answer to his questions Mr. Kirch said he had contacted was “N o.” admissions officials at the Univer­ Mr. Kirch also reported that the THE MOST ADVANCED sity of Pennsylvania and at Har­ admissions officials told him that vard, Yale, Princeton and Drew die greatest use made of computers Universities and asked them if stu­ by students at their schools was for dents applying at those schools word processing. The Coniston Road resident then S eaw eed Fa c ia l were at a disadvantage if they did not have a background in computer urged the board “to make haste technology and were not computer slowly” in any plans to include literate. significant funds for technology in Utilizing the natural, therapeutic properties of the a school expansion bond issue. In each case, Mr. Kirch told the sea, th lflllp u e, anti-aging treatment revitalizes and rehydrates your skin. It helps to 1 D E B O R A H eliminate fine lines and improve /: G I L B E R T elasticity and | SMITH iJgpjH muscle tone. It gives your skin a smoother texture Medicare Approved ♦ and a renewed, HOLLY HARP long lasting Tuesday, December 1 1 H radiant glow, jgi femoor Refreshm ents and Informal Modeling "Care Center of Livingston p lu s . A la ra p o e l e < 3 ^ ^ . ^ 201-992-8500 (201)994-0221 . Holiday Gifts and (S i j g 9 West Northfield Road 311 South Livingston Avenue, Livingston *£ l l l l Essex L Livingston Less than 10 minutes from, Millburn and Short Hills w m w & .

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the fourth and final session yester­ pictures representing scientists. program were two Glenwood By Eveline Speedie day, ice cream making was the T h echildren .' " I were then given pic­ School teachers — third grade theme but the preceding sessions tures of tools used by scientists, teacher Claudia Raffa and first A group of third graders and focused on identifying what a such as pick axes and nets. They grade teacher Jennifer Betts. their families met with three scientist is, learning how scientists were asked to identify which Ms. Edmonds expects to start up teachers in the Education Center communicate and utilizing scientists used which tools. again in the spring with 18 new yesterday to make ice cream and scientific principles. “The idea was to-shaw that not families and ifpuf pew sessions. they did it in the name of science. . The idea was to “get children air scientists are men and they She hopes to be able to Schedule Eighteen families were selected thinking early about how science don’t all wear white coats and two sections to accommodate the through a lottery system to partici­ fits in with their lives,” said Janie : work in laboratories, Some work program’s popularity. pate in a series or science nights Edmonds, science supervisor for out-of-doors as well,” Ms. ______this month to become educated Millburn Towqship schools. Edmonds said. Arboretum plans about the principles of science. At The families met a t‘7:30 p.m. for an hour and a half at each ses­ The theme of the second session N l l t C r f l C k C r t H D sion to do problem-splving was “Silent Structures.” Families - . 15-day cruise activities. The evening sessions were asked to build structures out . The Cora grew out of a gender and racial of dowels and rubber bands that ui sponsoring » Decemter 3Anp to is St, Elizabeth’s equity program introduced by the were free-startding and large the Lmcoln Center foraper enough for some of the third formance of The N ufcrate cho^ Consortium for Educational Equity raffle prize graders to fit inside. The assign- °8raph^ by George Balanchine A 15-day cruise for two, includ­ based at Rutgers University, Ms. Edmonds explained. ment was to build the structures ing a passage through the Panama demonstrate The bus will leave Stone House . “Science is natural for chil­ without speaking, i Canal, is the prize in a raffle work together at 11 a.m. and the return is sched- dren,” she said, adding that “the how scientists often sponsored by the Academy of St. uled for approximately 5 p .i four family science nights have silently. . Elizabeth. At the third session, “Flying A limited number of first ring The drawing for the $12,000 been immensely popular. ” seats are available on a first come At the first evening, held Pennies,” participants were shown cruise will be held at the academy basis. The cost ip $78 for November 5, the theme was how to create tails for pennies, in on December 12. Tickets at $10, arboretum members and $83 for “Debunking the Myths.” Students order to make them fly. “We took can be obtained by telephoning the non-members. and their parents were asked to over the hallways for. that one,” school at 292-6414. Reservations can be made by describe what they thought Ms. Edmonds recalled. The cruise, aboard the Polaris, Assisting Ms, Edmonds in the telephoning 376-3587. •will begin March 25 in Panama scientists looked like and to draw City, Panama, and after passing through the canal will continue to the San Bias Islands where pas­ sengers will have the opportunity to visit the villages of the Kuna Semi-Annual Indians. From there the Polaris will FREE PARKING-Parking meters in shoppers' lots are steam to the coast o f Venezuela, covered for the holiday season. Coins are still required then on to the Windward Islands 2 D A Y SALE at curbside meters, but police are issuing "courtesy and north to the Grenadines. The tickets" providing an extra hour of parking, rather final stop will be at Antiqua on April8. than summonses when the meters turn red. Friday Saturday Post Office sets Sunday hours December 2 - December 3,1994 Window service at the Millburn Post Office will be available on two Sunday’s this month, Post­ master Richard Tenneson announc­ xceptional Versace ed today. O ilily The service will be available 5 0 - 7 0 % off Moschino from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on both woman, Rita December 11 and December 18. “The Postal Service wants to Vollmar Vans make this Christmas as headache- "the biggest sale of winter" free as possible for all postal exceptional DJ Bean Replay customers,” Mr. Tenneson said in his announcement of the Sunday service. “It’s at this time of the diamond year when the Millburn Post Office receives the opportunity to U t t k O n e s show just how customer service oriented we truly are.” 529 Millburn Avenue • Short Hills, N) 07078 • 201-467-4020

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T h e I t e m T opics o f interest to readers Of Millbum and Short Hills any empty promises about the lack Christmas trees Bosnia, Americans’ ability to sacred symbols. The American of impact a parking facility would (USPA 348-688) enjoy each others’ holidays language is enriched by its wilrng- - 100 Miltburn Avenue and schools have oh. our community. promotes good will. ftess to adopt tenps fromjmy cub Millburn, N. 1.07041 Editor, The Item: r . . ture. Television announcers use Frank Vamavas .. .. 201-376-1200 As a proud member of this mul­ Little is'to be gamed for collec- ^ tenn «David and Goliath* to . 132 Glen Avenue ticultural community whose sons tive welfare by removing tradi- describe the triumph'pf an appar- learned to chant Hebrew from tions. We should add new, not tear weakCr player. Few listeners If not now, when? attending bar mitzvahs and to down the old, However, public eVe' 0f ^ Hebrew origin of Good Samaritan Editor, The Item: appreciate the Shi’ite sect from a mohey Should not be used to buy __ story. It is just part of our lan­ The Downtown Millbum Development Alliance presented- In this seemingly^world o f self­ classmate at Millburn High symbols that someone interprets as guage. We readily adopted. ishness, it is refreshing to know of its vision for the redevelopment of the comipunity’s business School* I would hope for a friend­ religious even if many people see Sglasnost” and “perestroika* from center'to the Township Committee last week and it was a ly hearing on the subject o f Christ­ them as secular. Decorations good Samaj-itan/ like Lynn Russia. PeCastoi#« six area families were pprngs. the retail shops to its east and to its west. Both facilities Continued from Page “pedestrian scale” lighting fix- their secular trappings able to enjoy a Thanksgiving din­ should be relocated, a step which would open the door to a Elizabeth C. Bogan ner of turkey and all the trim- new, more cohesive center. But where could a new garage in the writing of RFPs (request ^ io w i m e ^ S y ^ ffie t 41 Windermere Terrace for proposals) for a master plan MiUbum Avenue Essex Street, mings. and yard be sited, where would the new Town Hall be Commuter parking The social ministry committee of for the downtown area. the development of the Essex St. Stephen’s Church is deeply If the $7,500 were not in the Stfeet frontage, between Main located? grateful to all who made this budget, Mr. Henry said, the c^rJ^Lackaw anna Place with Recently the commuters who had The town garage and yard now occupy a nearly four and wonderful gift possible and wants DMDA could not begin master .j sbops and parking facilities been parking about 25 cars daily in one-half acre property; Town Hall and its two parking lots are all township residents to be aware on a one and one-half acre tract. Available for purchase right plan discussions. sj jocated behind buildings so that the Lord & Taylor lot were forced Following additional comments . h shopping area would to find .alternatives when the lot of the work of our PBA- Cornelius C. Tarplee now are two East Willow Street sites: the former Lasky prop­ from DMDA members and mem- was closed to the public. Rector, erty and, just across the street, the Golden Electric Company Obviously they didn’t all quit bers of the Township Committee, -j^e vjsjon itself, drew endorse- £t. Stephen’s Church property. The Lasky building, which contains just about the the DMDA s 1995 budget was mgnt fr(jm Committee members, their jobs,due to a lack of parking, square footage of the existing Town Hall, is on a seven acre approved with ‘^ provision that ticularly from Mary McNett. so I imagine they either walked, site; Golden Electric is on a four acre lot. The purchase of the document s line item which P thin£» Committeewoman were dropped-off, car-pooled or Contributors thanked went elsewhere. Lasky alone, might answer the needs of both Town Hall and K t l S S7 5 0 0 ” be McNett said, “there is a real desire Editor, The Item: I believe this event exemplifies On behalf of the board o f direc­ J5£2rf*toPlan for » , t o M ****** w»d«r- the garage; the purchase of the two properties would open the what many have been suggesting tors and volunteers of the Fund $7 500 * 141 for our downtown. It is of the way to future relocation of other municipal facilities, i,e., all along—that the demand for Millbum-Short Hills Chapter of The budget discussion was utmost importance that we don’t police headquarters and fire headquarters, to East Willow commuter parking in a given area the American Red Cross I thank all preceded by the delivery of the drop the ball nght now. increases when it is readily and those who so generously contrib- Street. DMDA’s “vision report" to the Mr. Wemgarten, Respite nis inexpensively available and that year's Interfaith The relocation of the garage and its yard would obviously Township Committee. That report, S c e P*e d e v S - alternativeswill .be found only Thanksgiving Service held at Corn- provide new and needed parking space in the downtown area made through slides and an being used £ finance tottevetop when they must be found. It mimitBCongBreg^onal Church, perhaps even a deck sheltered from the residential area to enhanced v id e o , p re se n ta tio n , meri .of a downtown master pi , mystifies me why this simple con- This support enables us to con- its north by the railroad embankment, sheltered from Main depicted a downtown business dis- described the vl®lon a • cept seems to be understood by the tinue to ,£eet diverse needs of Street view by the development of thaH’rofttage for retail use. trict withoutw ithout overhead w ires, well, thought out, comprehensi members 0f the governing bodies 0Uf community and we are most wooden utility poles replaced by presentation. of all the area towns except our If a deck were constructed there, the Essex Street frontage of encouraged by the generosity of own. the contributors. the two municipal parking lots between Main Street and Lack­ When the board of NJ Transit We are grateful to the Millbum- awanna Place could be developed commercially. Commercial Whereto write decided to build the Kearny Con­ Short Hills Clergy Association development could also continue west of Main Street at the Millbum Township residents wishing to express their opinions to nection it didn’t first cpnsult the which includes the clergy from Essex Street entrance to the garage property (that development their representatives in the U.S. Congress, N.J. Senate, N.J. Assemb­ residents of Millbum, nor did it Christ Church, Community Con­ have to. It made the decision that becomes even more attractive if the police and fire head­ ly or in Essex County government, can do so by sending letters to: gregational Church, Covenant was best for its agency. Presbyterian Church, Congrega­ quarters were also moved to East Willow Street). U.S. Senate If it could build a parking facil­ tion B’nai Israel, Congregation Senator Bill Bradley Senator Frank Lautenberg ity for hundreds of cars in our B’nai Jeshurun, Mount Zion AME We see the sale of the Millbum Avenue Town Hall property midst without our consent, con- as an obvious spur to the enhancement of the central business .731 Hart Senate Building 506 Hart Senate Building Church, Pilgrim Congregational Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 struction would already be Church, St. Rose of Lima Church, district. Storefronts on that property, perhaps some parking underway. St. Stephen’s Church and Wyo­ behind-,, would make the entire business center far more House of Representatives Fortunately any plans require ming Presbyterian Church for pedestrian friendly- than at present. Rep. Bob Franks Township Committee approval and selecting the American Red Cross 429 Cannon HOB I believe our town government as the recipient of this year’s This is-not. an inexpensive proposal. The total assessments must stand up to this special inter­ ^ and assessments are approximately 50 per cent of true Washington, DC 20515 designated offering. est. Barbara Allora market value - on the Lasky and Golden Electric properties N.J. Senate We d on’t need NJ T ransit’s Executive Director are $4.4 million, more than double the assessments on the Senator C. Louis Bassano money and we shouldn’t believe Town Hall and town garage tracts. Whether either East Wil­ 324 ChestttfrBtreet • t . * low Street building could be renovated for municipal purposes Union, Nrw083 is highly speculative. Senior citizen activities But two matters of timing come into play. First, the two N.J. Assembly Assemblywoman Maureen, Ogden Assemblyman Monroe Lustbader Bus Schedule Taylor Park. New class starts properties are available now. Second, the entire municipal 266 Essex Street 2 West Northfield Avenue Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday December 7. debt of this township will have been repaid in another two Millbum, NJ 07041 Livingston, NJ 07039 and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m .; Thursdays years. Short term notes could provide the bridge between now Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to noon. Call 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Senior and 1997 when a longer term bond sale would be held with Board of Chosen Freeholders 564-7076 preceding day between 7 citizen chordinator at Town Hall, Freeholder James Treffinger and 8:30 a.m. (call Friday for telephone 564-7091. Office closed relatively little impact upon the town’s tax structure. December 29. A vision? A pipe dream? If we’re talking about having a Hall of Records, Room 558 Monday transportation). 465 Martin Luther King Boulevard Tuesdays 8:30 a.m.'? to :4 :30 p.m. SAGE vital downtown area in this community, action is needed. And Newark, NJ 07102______8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Senior social services worker at Town if not now, when? citizen coordinator at Town Hall, Hall, telephone 564-7069. telephone 564-7091. Office closed 10:30 a.m. Old Guard meeting, December 27. Bauer Community Center, Taylor Coming events in the township 9 a.m. to noon. Creative Hands Park. group meets at Red Cross Chapter 2:30 to 4 p.m. Senior art work­ Today, December 1 and Video Club meeting, Bauer liamsburg Room, Millburn Youner, 129 Laurel Drive, Spring- House, Millbum Avenue. shop, auto repair building, 8 p.m. Historic Preservation Millbum High School. Community Center. Library. field. 12:30 p.m. Free senior video Commission meeting, Town Hall. Tuesday, December 6 8 p.m. Board of Recreation movies,.Red Cross Chapter House, Fridays Saturday, December 3 6:30 p.m. Township Committee Commissioners meeting, Bauer Millbum Avenue. Call 379-4198 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday 10 a.m . to noon. Member of budget meeting followed by regu­ Sunday, December 18 Community Center. for film titles. Friends meeting, Bauer Com­ Township Committee available to lar meeting at 8 p.m ., Town Hall. 10 a.m. Disabled American 2:30 to 4 p.m. Free senior art munity Center, Taylor Park. No meet with residents on one-to-one Wednesday, December 7 Veterans Gallion-Gentile Chapter Thursday, January 5 workshop, auto repair building, meeting December 23. basis in discussion of problems or 10 a.m . La Leche League of No. 43 meeting, Springfield Elks 1 to 3 p.m. New Eyes for the Millbum High School. Call Mrs. Tuesday, December 6 concerns. Second floor, Town Millbum meeting, home o f Sara Club No. 2004, Springfield Ave­ Needy jewelry and silver sales­ Barker, 376-6121 for information. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pro­ .Hall. Youner, 129 Laurel Drive, Spring- nue, Springfield. room open. Wednesdays gram and luncheon, Hartshorn 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Eyes for field. . ArboretuUi. Holiday program by Monday, December 19 Monday, January 9 9:30 a.m. Rhythmatics exercise the Needy holiday sale. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 7:45.p.m. Board of+Education class, Bauer Community Center, Short Hills Home Garden Club. Sunday, December 4 Commissioners meeting, Bauer meeting, Education Center. meeting, Education Center. Taylor Park. New' class starts Reservations, 376-3587. 1:30 p.m. Holiday parade. Line Community Center. 8 p.m. Board of Adjustment 8 p.m. Millbum Movie Makers December 7. Friday, December 9 of march from Millburn Post 8 p.m. Planning Board meeting, Holiday shopping at Bridgewater meeting, Town Hall. and Video Club meeting, Bauer 10:45 a.m. Senior T’ai Chi Office to Town Hall. Town Hall. class, Bauer Community Center, Mall. Reservations required. M onday, December 5 8 p.m. Millbum Movie Makers ^Community Center. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education and Video Club meeting, Bauer Thursday, December 15 M1BUC NOTICE meeting, Education Center. 7:30 p.m. Millbum Library Community Center. 8 p.m. Millbum Movie Makers Board of Trustees meeting, Wil- Tuesday, December 20 LEGAL NOTICE 8 p.m. Township Committee NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES. meeting, Town Hall. AS8E88MENT8, OR OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS Note* It htrtby given that the following described real property situated In the Townthlp of Millburn, County of Essex, in which munldpsl liens Wednesday, December 21 remain In arrears, will be sold by the undersigned at Public Auction on the 13th day of December, 1994 at 2:00 p.m., local prevailing time. In the T I I E ^ I T E M 8 p.m. Planning Board confer­ Meeting Room, second floor, Millbum Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey. Said real property will be sold for the amounts of ence meeting, Town Hall. , municipal liens chargeable agalnat the same as'of the 1st of April 1994, plus Interest thereon, to December 13,1994. Such sale shall be made In foe, to such persons as shall purchase the same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest but In no case Of MILLBURN and SHORT HILLS in excess of 18 percent per annum. The payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale (cash or certified cheok) or the Established 1888 Friday, Decan ber 23 property will be resold. Any parcel of real property, for which there Is no purchaser, will be sold to the Township of Millburn, In foe, for redemption Township public schools close of 18 percent per annum, and said Township of Millbum shall,have the same remedies and rights as other purchasers including the right to bar or for Christmas recess. foreclose the right of redemption. The sale Is subject to 1993 municipal liens remaining unpaid as of December 31,1993. ■ PUBLISHER The properties below may be redeemed by payment of the amount due, plus Interest and costs to such date. The names shown below are aa they appear in the tax duplicate and do not necessarily mean that the parties are the present owners of the property. ONLY CA8H OR CERTI­ „ BaibaraA.Lewis Sunday, December 25 FIED CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. 0 Christmas Day. EDITOR Carter J. Bennett Sunday, January 1 New Year’s Day. Outwtn, Florence W. 55 Elm Street 209/4 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Buchanan, Frank R. Ill A Tei 729 Ridgewood 311/9 58 E Willow Street lYUcy S. Dupuis Tuesday, January 3 Schrafb William E. 1004/2 $ 4,8 Horowitz Finance Corp. 407 Essex Street 1207/5 $6,9 S 7,584.28 Township public schools reopen. 32 Great Hills Road 4101/41 Published At 100 Millbum Avenue, Millbum, NJ. 07041 | 5,142.55 138 Silver Spring Road 4204/3 | 4,047.87 Editorial 201-376*1200 Circulation 379-5459 Wednesday, January 4 GERALD VITURELLO Display Adv. 376-1200 Classified Adv, 1-800-773-2387 10 a.m. La Leche League of Tax Collector Millburn meeting, Home of Sara Pub Dates: November 17, November 23, December 1, and December 8,1994 F0e: $42.84 December 1,1994 THE ITEM of M ilium and Short HUls Page 5 Wyoming service features special musical performances ■ ■ ■ I per intermezzo frpm the “Symphonic ness” is the title of the sermon to the church Sunday , from 3 to 5 will highlight Sunday’s 10 a.m . Suite” by Joseph Clokey. The be delivered by the Rev. Ronald' p.m. The family-oriented program worship service at Wyoming Pres­ Chancel Choir will sing the Johnson on the second Sunday in will feature music and instruction byterian Church. Advent anthem “There Shall A Advent. The sermon Centers on in making wreaths, holiday, center- Concert pianist Donna Lewan- Star From Jacob Shining” from themes expressed in Malachi 3:1-4 pieces .andmote cards. dowski will perform “First “Christus” by Mendelssohn. and Luke 3:1-6. The next meeting of Crossfire, Arabesque” by Debussey and the “A Voice Crying in the Wilder In other church news, the church the Weekly Bible discussion meet­ will bold its annual sights and ing, will be .held at .10 a.m. Wed­ Pilgrim Congregational plans sound.s o f Christmas program at nesday. Dec. 10 progressive dinner Special Exhibition Reservations are now being service will be Marion Robinson H a l c y o n D ays accepted by the Pilgrim Congrega­ and William Kastner. The church tional Church for its December 10 diaconate will hold a reception for progressive dinner. The church’s all participants following the ser­ ENAMELS three ministers will be hosts and vice. Saturday. December 10, 1994 hostesses for the event. The evening will begin at 6 It’s a busy week 1 0 a m - 4 o’clock at the home of the Rev. Virginia Scott where appetizers for St. Rose group will be served. Participants will It’s a busy week for the Home then move to the home of the Rev. School Association of St. Rose of dcmonstratulfr Dr. and Mrs. Kenyon J. Wildrick Lima School. — by bnglish .irftsJ- for the main course and then return Today the association will be Brenda to Rev. Scott’s home for dessert holding its Christmas boutique for and caroling led by Thomas Booth children. Tomorrow fourth and Carol Bayard. through fifth grade classes we 18th.,j{f8bWf art r>_. • . Reservations for the progressive invited to attend a 7:30 p-m, of Bilston and CAKE BAKERS-Kyle Keyloun. David Pinto and dinner can be made by telephoning church service for Advent Bat fefsea Amanda Katz, students at St. Rose of Lima School the church office, 701-0996. Vespers. are all set to bake the a cake marking the 125th This Sunday the Rev. Kent Est- Saturday at 9 a.m. in the school anniversary of the founding of the school. ler will deliver the morning mes­ gym the association will be hold­ sage at the church’s 10;3O a.m . ing its annual Breakfast with Santa service in the Deerfield School. and on Wednesday the associa­ His topic will be, “Sized Up from tion’s parent education series will Small to Large.” feature Sister Teresa May, superior ■ ( / m o r e St. Rose School having The second candle in the Advent general of the Franciscan Sisters of Wreath will be lighted by Charlie the Renewal. Sister Teresa will 380 Springfield Avenue Easton, son of Mr. and Mrs. speak on “Advent with the Fam­ summit, NJ 07901 (908) "273-232 a birthday celebration Charles Easton. The Chancel ily.” Cake, ice cream and history will The next event in the school’s Choir will sing the anthem, “O take the forefront Monday 125th anniversary celebration will Come All Ye Faithful” and Mr. afternoon as the more than 250 be January 29 when a parish Booth and Ms. Bayard will sing students of St. Rose of Lima celebration and open house for the’duet, “Ten Thousand Joys.” School ’celebrate their school’s alumni, parishioners and all Worshipers will be welcomed by 125th birthday. township residents will be held. Louise Wenske. Ushers for the Monday’s celebration will be a commemoration of the 1869 event which saw a hat shop located at the comer of Millbum and Short Hills Avenue' converted for school use. Forty students were enrolled for the school’s first year. SIMPLY A WONDERFUL ITALIAN PISTOPANTE In addition to the cake and ice ❖ cream, St. Rose students Monday will be presenting items for a time daily dinner specials capsule that will be buried on the ♦ I C e le lw U iO H elegant dining & catering menu site and viewing a slide show ♦ ♦ with the ♦ ♦ ♦ depicting the early history of the 1 P A P ER MILL S T A R S RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES school, the parish and the j ♦ township. / f§§ and ORCHESTRA f J j Teachers and parents will also be # ♦ ♦ 4 Alvin Place, Upper Montclair (off Valley Road) joining in the celebration. Parent Saturday, December 31 volunteers will help the students as DINNER: MON.-THURS. 5-10. FBI. & SAT. 5-11 they each create a signature quilt at 7 p.m. & 10 p.m. ♦ square. The individual squares, ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ SUNDAYS 4-9 P-M.’ 201-744-8565 done by children in the pre-school Join us for an enchanting evening VALFT PARKING WED.-SAT. Reservations Suggested program as well as those in kinder­ ♦ of music, mirth, and dance. ♦ |jj garten through the eighth grade, will be united in a quilt which will Enjoy show-stopping moments, / be displayed for Catholic Schools f with some of the stars of ♦ x Week in late January. Robert Johanson ( * Singin’ in the Rain, Oliver!, * Anniversary celebration co- L South Pacific, Peter Pan— «, i chairmen Fran Scuilli and Marti plus Antigravity Dance Company, Sullivan readily admit they aren’t “The,Four Plaids,” and more! *. sure of the exact date of the O u r rates are special school’s founding. Monday, they said, was chosen for the celebra­ ♦ Call: 201-376-4343 * tion since its date, December 5, in \ Orchestra: $55 / Mezzanine: $45 / numerals (1:2/S) depicts the age of / ♦ VISA & MasterCard « l O ar terns are = the school.

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MILLBURN OFFICE SHORT HILLS OFFICE 27 Main Street 545 Millbum Avenue (it (201)376-2266 (201)376-5200 WML. w m December 1,1994 Page 6 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills Sisterhood, M ai’s Rev. Victoria McGrath Communityservice focuses Clubplan events on second Sunday o f Advent at B’nai Israel will be ordained Sunday . Community Congregational passage from Scripture, A review by Rabbi Steven Bayar of Art Bucnwald’s “Leaving. •-The Rev. Vjctori* Geer Calvary Episcopal Church. Church will observe the second Dr. Stegall’s sermon, “Whispers Home” will be the highlight of McGrath, curate at Christ Church, The Rev. Lindsay Hardin- Sunday o f Advent during its 10:30 Amid the Silence,” is based upon. Freeman will preach at the 8 a.m. a.m. worship service this week. his Scripture selection, Luke 3:1- Monday’s general meeting o f the will be-ordained a priest o f the Sisterhood of Congregation B’nai Episcopal Church at a Eucharist service Sunday and W. Owen The service will be led by Dr. 6, The Chancel Choir will sing die service Sunday at 4 p.m. at. the Lampe will act as sidesman. Ronald Stegall, assisted by the Polish carol “Infant Holy” and Israel. , The general meeting »t B nai Highland Avenue church. The Canon Leonard Freeman will Rev. Johann Bosnian. Prior to the' “ Com® T o My Heart, Lord Israel begins at 12:30 p.m. and ordination will be administered by preach aft}ie 9:30 a.m. service of service,- Bill Milton and his Jesus,” arranged by director of will include a short' business ses­ the Right Rev. John Shelby Spong, Holy Eucharist. He will be daughters Kelly, Heidi and Jen­ music Warren H. Brown. Dr. assisted by sidesmen Jane Riedel, nifer, will greet an Fellowship Stegall and.the Rev. -Bosnian will sion. ,• „ . Bishop of Newark. * ' The congregation’s Men s Club ' Rev. McGrath,.who graduated A. Gary Shilling and Malcolm R. Hall. Helen Soderlind will be the lead the congregation in receiving will hold its Hanukkah dinner from Dre\y Theological School in Wamock. greeter in the narthex. the Sacrament of Holy Corn- dance at the synagogue December May with a master’s of divinity Lessons for the day will include The second candle in the advent II at 6:30 p.m. . degree, has been acting curate at readings from chapter five of wreath, the Candle of Peace, will Following the service, during Musical, entertainment will be Christ Church since Jane. Prior to Baruch and chapter one of the be kindled by Jay Boyle, who will Fellowship Hour, the Senior High provided by the Hester Street receiving her degree, Rev. Phillipians. The. gospel will be be joined on the altar by his Fellowship will conclude taking Troupe. The Italian dinner will be McGrath was a seminarian with taken from chapter three of Luke parents Ruth and David. His sister orders for holiday wreaths and Retv. Victoria McGrath prepared by. Lou Abin, owner-chef Christ Church since September of on John the Baptist. Liz will read an accompanying poinsettias. They will be available for pick up on December H. of Abins Restaurant in Newark. t last year. All M ai’s Club members, their Rev. McGrath received a Hanukkah service Both minister will continue families and friends are invited to bachelor o f arte degree iq medieval Christ Church distributes leading the Bible Study group in attend the dinner dance. A $25 per . studies from Wells College.and a at Jeshurun the Book of Daniel Sunday morn­ perron contribution is requested. master of arts degree in historical $12,500 in outreach grants A Hanukkah family worship ser­ ings in December, at 9:15. musicology from Columbia Uni­ vice will be held at Congregation are Margaret Bayse, Dr. Ogden versity. Ten organizations are the benefi­ B’nai Jeshurun Friday at 7:30 p.m. Carter, Jean Gutsche, Sue Kepler, •A native o f Armonk, N :Y ., Rev. ciaries of outreach grants totaling The service,, designed to appeal Sam McKeown, Joseph Ort, Amie McGrath is a resident of Chatham. $12,500 which have recently been to young children and their She and her husband are parents of disbursed by Christ Church. Peinado, Stephanie Skidmore, Bar­ families, will include the singing bara Senchak and Canon Freeman. two children. Grant recipients are: of Hanukkah songs, a special story £macfe&Boti<>'A Preaching at Sunday’s ordination Casa Ave Maria, Managur, for the holiday and latkes (potato service will die Rev. Dr. Charles Nicaragua; the Anitepam Bulletin, Frank F. Focht pancakes), a traditional Hanukkah Rice, professor of homiletics a t. •the publication of the African Services were held Tuesday for treat. Drew university. The Rev. Canon Network of Institutions of Frank F. Focht of Newark, Del., a The 8-day holiday festival Susan C. Harriss o f the Cathedral Theological Education Preparing former township resident and prin- celebrates the victory' of the Jewish of St. John the Devine in New Anglicans for Ministry; and Epis- c|p ai, teacher and coach in the people, led by Judah Maccabee, York City will read the gospel. copal Community Development of township public school system, over the Syrian Greeks in ancient Also participating in the service the Newark Diocese; Mr. Focht, who was 86, died last Israel. will be the Rev. Canon Leonard Also, Newark’s Protestant C o m -^Thursday in Christiana Hospital, Freeman, rector of Christ Church. munity Centers: Apostle’s House Newark, Del. .... The ordination will be adminis­ of Jersey City;City Grace Church of Mr.. Focht joined the Millbum Fax The Item tered by the laying on of hands by Jersey City; Overlook Hospital High School faculty as a science Bishop Spong and all clergy pres­ Chaplaincy Fund; St. Barnabas teacher in 1938 and for a 3-year ent. Medical Center Chaplaincy Fund; period beginning in 1942 also 376-8556 Rev. McGrath chose the music Virginia Theological Seminary, taught aeronautics. While a mem­ our second location in town for the service from English, Ger­ the alma mater of Christ Church’s ber of the high school faculty, he man and American hymnal tradi­ rector, the Rev. Canon Leonard served as football coach for four Espresso & Cappuccino Homemade Hard Ice Cream tions as well as music from Taize, Freeman; and the C. Thompson years. Gourmet Coffees NonFat Soft Frozen Yogurt an ecumenical community in Quartney General Theological In 1953 he was named principal Pies, Cakes & Cookies NonFat/Nutrasweet Soft Ice Cream France. Seminary in New York City. o f the former Short Hills- School The anthems will be sung by the on Hobart Avenue and served in By Christ Church choir and the Grants are presented by Christ that post until 1971 when he was Invitation Coventry children’s choir under Church each spring and fall to named Glenwood School principal. GRAND OPENING the direction of organist and local, national and international He remained at Glenwood until his choirmaster Jeffrey Fuller. The groups. The church’s grant making retirement at the end of the 1973- Only DECEMBER 1-4 music will include a setting of process is overseen by a committee 74 school year. “Let all Mortal Flesh Keep Silen­ of parishioners that reviews grant Following his retirement he Surprises ce” by Gustav Holst and die chil­ proposals and allocates funds moved from his home on Hobart Invitations, dren’s hymn, “I Sing a Song of the based on suitable projects that fit Avenue to Delaware. Saints of God” by John Henry with the church’s outreach mission Mr. Focht, born in New York Calligraphy - G Buy One/Get One F R E E Hopkins. guidelines. City, received bachelor and and More

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ONDAY - SATURDAY Does your child suffer from breathlessness with or without physical exertion? Does Gourmet Dining in The-Dining Room laughter cause coughing or wheezing? Do these symptoms occur during: cold weather, Hew Jerseys only Five Diamond Restaurant illness, change of seasons, or when around anjmals? A ‘yes' to any of these (juestionsm ay indicate that your child is suffering from asthma, allergies or other breathing disorders. 5:30 p.m. -10:30 X FRIDAY Live Jazz* with a Light Menu served in The Retreat, • The CHILDREN'S ASTHMA CENTER at Saint Barnabas can or a Seafood Extravaganza in The Terrace provide the treatment your child needs in:a cheerful, state-of-the-art environment. 8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. • The Asthma Center offers a diagnostic and thterapeutic rehabilitation SATURDAY program for infants, children and adolescents up to 21 years of age who have chronic or Romantic evening of Dining and Dancing* acute breathing problem s. Five course prix-fixe menu with Dessert Buffet • Patients are taught to manage their condition so they can lead full and 7:00 p.m.-12:30 a.m. productive lives. FRIDAY - SATURDAY • Children with life-threatening asthma are placed in 'Red Alart,1ijjr « ir ij ■•Unwind-m The Glub, the area’s hottest nightspot open providing health care professionals who respond rapidly and effectively to from 4:30 p.m. Friday; 9:00 p.m. Saturday their needs. SUNDAY Award Winning Champagne Brunch • The Children's Asthma Center is under the medical direction of WIMiam Kottler. M . ^ board certified Pediatric Pulmonologist. Also included Is a panel of participating 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. allergists: „ 1JB , For more information, or to be placed on our Alan J. Goodman, M.O Donald Perlman, M.D. Special Events Calendar Mailing List, please call (281) 379-0100 , OonnnGrafflno,M.D. .UthiSundiram.M.O. Samuel Grubman, M.D. Al Lan Wadg,M.D. j , ■ ’ Music by New York’s own Steven Scott Productions Sudhlr Parlkh, M.D. Stavan J. W eill, M.D.

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Ain't We Sweet v ^ . PAIN? STIFFNESS? National Council of Jewish Women 7 9 S. Livingston Ave. * Livingston NAGGING NECK AND BACK SORENESS? Essex County Section fc SM B HELP IS AVAILABLE p re se n ts 533-1399 ★ FAX: 533-9120 Q # jj| W a DR. JOSEPH J. MURPHY Order your Holiday Platters / JV tp R M and Gift Baskets Now! t f PALMER GRADUA TE Suburban . 50 Varieties of Chocolate j J ■ 5 n l • Chocolate Dipped . 7 ^ / 0 ' c / 1 Chiropractic Fresh Fruit * Gourmet Foods ^ / ^ . Late e vening and Saturday hours fitjtr • Dried Fruit & Nut Platters • Cards & Gift Items J tJ L C enter your convenience • Candies Lo-Cal • Balloons 301 Main St., Chatham • 201-635-0036 40th Annual Exhibition and Sale Artists of International and National Renown OUR HOLIDAY CAKES: The best Sour Cream Coffee Cake. Cappuccino Cake • 3 Berry Pie • Pear Tart & our fabulous PAINTINGS • SCULPTURE • GLASS • JEWELRY Rugelach and Cookie Platters are a must for your Holiday table fe a tu rin g OPEN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Judaica • Photography • Animation Cels • Antique Posters 12 NOON - 4 PM Sweet Dreams 5 DECEMBER 3-7,1994 Custom Gift Baskets M Saturday, Dec. 3: 5 --7 pm. Benefactor Preview for all occasions 7-10 pm, $18 per person • Gourmet Coffee 4 Tea • Sold & • Chocolate Dipped Fruits ^ GENERAL ADMISSION: Sun. s Wecj. $5; seniors and students $3 Served • Unique Chocolate Molds ^ W COFFEE • Dried Fruits 4 Nuts f Chocolate Roses 4 Tulipsj r children under 12:fre.e. • Chocolales'4 Candies • Chocolate Paintings 7* 1 - 8 pm v SPECIAL • Gourmet Food Items • Fresh Fruit Baskets ^ Sunday, Dec. 4 £ 25% OFF •Spices•Balloons*Party Favors • Shiva Baskets Monday, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 7 1 - 5pm, 7 - 9 pm • Fresh Bakery Items. • Kosher Items Available Wednesday, Dec. 8 10 a m -2 pm ALL COFFEES - Featuring * not for u k in Conjunction with any othor effort CHRISTMAS GIFT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER The J.C.C. of Metropolitan New Jersey, 760 Northfield Aye., W. Orange, NJ CHOCOLATE CHRISTMAS k HANUKKAH NOVELTIES ^ Baskets Featured at HOLIDAY SHOPPING HOURS: PRESENT THIS AD FOR $1.00 OFF ONE GENERAL ADMISSION Nov. 29th - Dec. 23rd • Monday • Saturday C WINE CELLARS 10:00 A.M. - 630 P.M. This offer cannot be com bined with any other discounts or coupons. ENTERTAINMENT COUPON ACCEPTED 5 279 MILLBURN AVE For further information call NCJW at 201-740-0588. * MILLBURN Corporate Accounts Welcome ■ UPS & Local ^ 101 B a k e r i ( * 201-379-0123 761 -5854 Street ^ t m M a p le w o o d ^ &* wT **°^ ’*A****

C hanged Your L ifestyle? u It 's "How To Survive The Winter Of ' 95" Call Welcome Wagon H istory When you change your lifestyle, through the many educational shoppes m the "(jwK.Cjlmriir Village" at Samt your needs ire changing too. 1963.. .Montclair's only cooper’ resulting in a new library, an Barnabas Medical Center. Each specialty shoppe tvill provide you with information on how to have fim Welcome Wagon® can help you find services that meet your requirements. ative school opens its doors in a additional classroom and new and stay safe and fit dm winter. The specialty shoppes include: My basket of gifts and information neighborhood church spaces to house the computer are sal absolutely FREE. Millions of 1970.. .The school expands into lab and art room. Americans contact us...engaged • T he H ardware Shoppe...... Discuss correct/safe ways to remove snow via shovel/snow blower another local church, adding women, new parents, now citizens O u r aim t r a n s c e n d s time... • T he Shoe Discover how to walk ori unsteady, ice/snow-covered ground and people who have just moved. Grades 1 through 6 to the exist­ To foster our children's natural • T he C lothing Shoppe...**^*,.Find out how to layer clothing properly for outside temperatures Have you changed your lifestyle or ing Nursery program. inquisitiveness so that they may know someone else who has? Call me: • T he Fireplace Shoppe...... Learn prevention of winter fires and bums 198 3 .. .Montclair Cooperative develop a life-long enthusiasm • T he Sports Shoppe...—J H ft, Discuss safety of a variety of winter recreation equipment MARY ANNE O'CONNOR School celebrates its 20th year for learning. 467-3547 in its present home, a grammar • T he V illage Spa...... Discover the correct ways to warm-up and exercise for out­ IRIS GRUBEL school newly purchased from door activities, and leam ways to avoiff heart attacks - 379-2177 the town of Montclair. • T he V illage G reen,,...... Receive maps and information about Winter recreation from If you live in my neighborhood. I'll be 1 9 9 0 .. .A n ew g y m n a siu m is the Parks of Essex, Union, and Morris Counties, and meet happy to visit you. If you reside else- . built. A computer, lab and class­ MONTCLAIR with a travel agent where. I’ll refer you to another Repre­ room are added as the school COOPERATIVE • T he D octor's O ffice...... Talk about potential problems with a Saint Barnabas physician sentative. If no one is available in your continues to grow. area, you may be interested in the SCHOOL • T he Lodge...... »... Refreshments position yourself. I'll forward your 1994.. .0 .r 30th Anniversary request for employment information brings about a major renovation 65 Chestnut Street, Montclair, NJ to our Memphis Tennessee office.

O P E N H O U S E ■ ■ SAINT HAKNARAS C Q R C ■ ■ MEDICAL CENTER Friday, December 9th art 9:30 a.m. For reservations call 783-4955 Comprehensive Old Short Hills Road Outpatient Livingston, NJ 07039 Rehabilitation 3^ Celebrating 30 Years of Cooperative Learning * 'IlSiPfli Center (201)533-8990 December 1,1994 THE ITEM o f MiUburn and Short Hills Page 9 i Arts block Center for Women opens grant open registration for support units The NCJW Center for Women is r a m . - Appointments cut be houses set now taking registration for the S by telephoning the NCJW Open houses for current next session of its families-in- Center for Women’s office at 994- recipients end prospective transition program and for three 4994. • - applicants of New Jersey State peer support groups. Beer support groups are also Council on the Arts/Essex County The families-in-transition pro­ being.organized -m -the following' Block Grants will be held Decem­ gram Is designed to meet the needs areas: women coping with ghnmic ber 12 and 13 from 9 a.m. to 8 of Separated or divorced women pain, women dealing with the ill­ p.m. at the Essex- County Depart­ and (heir school-age children. In ness of a family member and ment of Parks, Recreation and the program mothers, and their women coping with die death of. a Cultural Affairs,' 16.0 Faipdew children meet in support groups family member. Avenue, Cedar G rove., with other families fo r an 8-week Each of the groups will meet for Block grant applications for fis- period. two hours weekly for eight con­ cal year 1995-96 will be available Intake interviews by appoint­ secutive weeks and each group has for non-profit community-based ment only are being scheduled a $40 registration fee. arts organizations and other non­ with Musmkow Harris, the clinical The Millbum Free Public Library wae ■* profit groups With a viable arts social worker who assists in die established in .1938. programs^ The Essex County Division of Cultural and Historic Affaire, .which administers the grant pro­ ON BOARD—William A. gram, has lowered the match Thompson of 22 Park requirement and made other Road has bben named to changes to facilitate the application the board of Center Ban­ process.. corp, Inc. Mr. Thompson The open houses will provide is vice president of opportunities for prospective applicants to meet with county rep­ Thompson & Company, resentatives to discuss their pro­ an auto parts distributor gram proposals. Filing deadline in Union. for applications is February 13. READY FOR THE RAFFLE-Sarah and Karen Kirk and Specific information pertaining Vincent and Christopher Nascone are shown with the Bloom to the grant program can be American Girl doll "Kirsten" and a miniature-Stone • obtained by writing to the grants* Continued from Page 1 administrator at the department of House made by Liz Wilson which will be raffle items at Sunday's 1 to 5 p.m. Cora Hartshorn Arboretum chil­ sport at the University of Pennsyl­ parks in Cedar Grove. vania from which he graduated last dren's holiday boutique. Boutique items and raffle spring. He has postponed his plan tickets can be purchased at a preview tea being held to attend medical school for two SLU volunteers at Stone House Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. Admission years in order to train full-time for Curt and Susan Lemkau o f 41 for the tea is $5; there is no admission charge for the the 1996 Olympics which will be West Road are members of the St. boutique on Sunday. held in Atlanta. Lawrence University parents com­ cFekcescIh x m The Walnut Avenue resident is mittee where their daughter, Hol­ this year’s Atlanta International ly, is a junior. Parents committee Cup Champion and, in 1991, members provide volunteer service became the first American finalist to St. Lawrence in admissions, W f iS B m in more than a decade to compete fund-raising, career counseling and event planning. in the Junior World Championship Ornaments, Gifts & Decorations which was held in Turkey. Invites you to meet from Around the World... "PLAN NOW FOR SUMMER '95 YOSSI — a creative 'fa n lo r FREEs v 20 ELM STREET, MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY • Personal Guidance hairstylist and colorist from Gratuitousr-.-L.rvm Gift Wrapping r-; 201/2676111 800/277-1616 ' We Ship Everywhere _ , : > Brochures a (V New York City Monday thru Saturday 10-5 Sunday, December only 12-4

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Affordable - Restoring costs a fraction of new cabinets. Q u ic k - Most kitchens take less than a day. Convenient - Your wood is treated and ready to use. With grand openings and great services, Most Kitchens Under $650! wdve got more than just the usual trimmings. Call (201) 379-5764 , This season, take a holiday from typical holiday shopping with such.new additions as Fratelli Rossetti', Lillie Rubin,Tommy Hilfiger.Timberland and The Wolford Boutiquie.. Kitchen Tune-Up The M all At Short Hills Neiman Marcus. Nordstrom and Tiffany & Co. coming in Fall 1995. Wood Care Specialists Route 24 and JFK Parkway, Short Hills. N.J. (201) 376-7350 / (8001995-2244. ’ Over 206location* in the USA and Canada. All Abraham & Straus Saks Fifth Avenue Blootningdale s Page 12 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills December 1,1994 gives gridders 13-10 victory 2d aerials for 170 yards and two The hosts’ opening drive ended son with 3:39 left when linebacker Ryan Sullivan fell on a Madison touchdowns. Quaker’s 14 recep­ By Jim Connelly when Dodger fullback Matt Mucci tions was second best on the squad fumbled die ball away, with Miller fumble at his own 30, setting die stage for the game-winning drive. while His 257 receiving yards led Madison High School football defensive aid Paul Song recover­ Key plays in the drive were a foe team. Sullivan (10-111, four .coach Jan Bossard, in the days ing the pigskin on his oWn 15. diving catch by a fully^extended touchdowns),- senior end Neal Hal- leading up to the traditional Madison, set iip by an intercep-. Q u ak er on "a long pass from- linan ( 8- 107) *nd/senior back. season-ending Thanksgiving Day tion of Monica at midfield by Monica at the Madison 35 and a Ventre (8-47) also were frequent clash with Millburn, tried to con­ defensive back Mike Bradshaw third-and-six pass from Monica to targets for Monica. vince1 his team that this year’s Mil­ with seven minutes left in the'half, Sullivan that gave, the" Millers a The success the Millers enjoyed ler edition was capable of giving got omthe Scoreboard 2:02. before first ddwn at the Dodger 12. .on offense would not have been the. Dodgers all they could handle. halftime when Chris Corea con­ Miller back Tory Fernandes, possible without solid season-long Bossard’s Dodgers obviously did nected on a 17-yard field-goal who carried the ball 16 times for contributions from its line of ends not heed- their coach’s warning as attempt. , - 131 yards, scored the game-winner Hallinan, Sullivan and May, guard the Millers, who trailed 10-0 after Madison (4-4*1), benefiting on a 2-yard fun with 61 seconds Peter Song, centers Gary Lubisco three, quarters, put together two from* a Millburn penalty that and Keith Warren and tackles John long scoring drives in the final negated a successful fake out of left on the clock. The conversion Cafollo, John Spey and Stephen quarter to pull out a 1-3-10 win. punt formation for a first down try was blocked, leaving the final The victory at a cold Twombley near midfield, extended its lead to margin at 13-10. D MILLER NOTES-The Mil­ Field in Madison capped off Mill- 10-0 with a minute to play in the The success the Millers enjoyed lers, who ended an 0-7-1 skid burn’s most successful campaign third quarter on a 1-yard plunge by this season would not have been against the Dodgers with their in over a decade. Millburn, which quarterback David DelDuca ana possible without a major decision come-from-behind win, trail in the closed out the season with three the PAT by Corea. A 31-yard run made by head coach John Childs all-time series 34-23-5. consecutive wins, finished the year by Mucci put the Dodgers in scor­ toward the tail end of his first sea­ Team leaders in tackles were at 4-5; That record represents the ing position with a first-and-goal son at the Miller helm in 1993. linebacker Fernandes (53), Millers’ best season since the 1984 at the Miller 7. “I’m a firm believer that if we defensive end Anthony Braca (44), squad finished 4-4-1. Millbum took the ensuing kick­ had not changed our offense to the linebacker May (43), defensive The first half of the Thanksgiv­ off and staged the first of its two single wing we would not have back Paul Song (43), defensive ing Day game was punctuated by fourtluquarter scoring marches, a won a game this year,” said back Qualter (34), defensive tackle long drives but little scoring. drive capped by an 11-yard scoring Childs, whose five wins in his first John Spey (28) and defensive end The Millers, starting from their strike from Monica to John Qual­ two campaigns is the same number Peter Song (27). own 40 following Ken Ventre’s ter with 8:26 left. The PAT by of games the Millers won in the Other statistical leaders as com­ return of the opening kickoff, Gabe Rhodes made the score 10-7. five seasons preceding his arrival. piled by defensive coordinator marched to the Madison 22 before The Miller defense did their part The team’s single wing attack Greg Robertson were Qualter in Staff Photo by Jim Connelly. the drive ended when quarterback on Madison’s next offensive series featured the running of senior interceptions (four), Braca in fum­ Jamie Monica was sacked on by forcing the Dodgers to go three hacks Newman (501 yards, 3.9 STACKING HIM U P -K e n Ventre (40) and Bryan May ble recoveries (three), Peter Song fourth-and-10. Madison took over and out. yards per carry) Fernandes (423 (48) of Millburn combine to tackle Madison's Fred in caused fumbles (four) and with 5:35 left in the first quarter Millbum’s offensive unit, start­ yards, 4.7 yards per carry) and LoSapio in the Thanksgiving Day game at Madison. Fernandes in tackles for negative and drove inside the Miller 20. ing from its own 45 with 6:45 to Qualter (343 yards, 5 yards per play, did not stay on the field for carry). yardage (12), Millbum’s freshman team (2-7) long as a controversial fumble by Senior signal caller Monica com­ closed out its season with a 6-0 back Matt Newman gave the Dod­ pleted 60 of 127 passes (47.2 per win at M adison November 18. gers possession of the ball in cent completion rate) for 673 yards Shane Brown rushed for the excellent field position at the Mil­ and nine touchdowns. Junior tight game’s only touchdown. ler 39 with 5:34 remaining. New­ end Bryan May caught a team-high man’s knee, from this reporter’s vantage point on the Miller sideline and later confirmed on the game film, was down at the time of the fumble. Millbum’s defense came, up with one of its biggest plays of the sea-

IJforthern Hills Suburban Division gridiron standings

Butler Caldwell Pequannock Madison Millburn DePaul Morris Catholic MontvNIe. Essex Catholic

Last week's results Millburn 13, Madison 10 Butler 49, Caldwell 20

This week's schedule•• Saturday Staff Photo by Jim Connelly Butler at New Providence, NJSIAA TOUCHDOW N S IG N A L-R ya n Sullivan (34) signals North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 touchdown after Millburn teammate Tory Fernandes Staff Photo by Jim Connelly championship game, 1 p.m. BUNDLED AGAINST THE CHILL-A hearty bunch of Millburn football fans .Caldwell at Mendham, NJSIAA scored the game-winning 6-pointer against Madison North Jersey, Section 2, Group 2 on Thanksgiving Day. At left are Millburn's Gary braved the cold weather on Thanksgiving Day to watch the Millers log a 13-10 semifinal game, 1 p.m. win at Madison's chilly Twombley Field. Lubisco (50) and Bryan May (48).

Coed volleyball AFTER 40 YEARS WHOLESALE An open adult coed volleyball program will be conducted by the If your car is recreation department Monday NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC evenings beginning January 9 at better than the Wyoming School. Cost is $4 most, you • HE BOLD LOOK per night or $35 for the 10-week KOHLER W program. Registration will be con­ better have ducted at the Wyoming School. Call 564-7097 for more details. us fixit.

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Livingston, NJ 1 Mile East of 'T ututup 2 % For further information call: Peter Butler, 8 0 1 -9 8 8 -0 5 9 8 Route 10 Circle Director of Admissions (201) 325-6632 113 Livingston Ave., Livingston ( O uUBROW'S B 535-1223 December k 1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short HiHs Page J 3 Miller sticksters endure tough season sophomores in link Kathren Heide bury (Best. All-Around) and By Jim Connelly Senior goalie Kara Lowinger and wing’ Jennifer pomerantz. Michaelann Brescia (Most* stepped in fer 1993 graduate Nurit Among the members of the 1994 Improved Player). Bloom, a Northern Hills Confer­ Miller junior varsity team who fig­ Murphy selected Steinberg,* who If adversity builds character, ence and Essex' County Field ure to make ah impatt^next fall are continued to work with die team in then the field hockey team at Mill- Hockey Coaches Association fir& leading scorer Monica Brescia and a coaching capacity of sorts fol­ burn High School had . plenty of team honors last season, to serve goalie Dena-.Sloan. lowing her season-ending injury, opportunity for character-building as the backbone of the defense. M ILLER N O T E S-T he Millers as the recipient, of the Coaches’ this fall. She set a new team season record finished next-to-last among the Award. - Consecutive’ 10-win seasons, for saves . (129) and also logged nipe NHC teams at 1-7-7. Six of Skill contest winners welre Brad­ coupled With seven returning letter eight shutouts on the season. M illb u m ’ s seven conference losses bury (agility), Fabian (stiek tap) winners from 1993’s 10-5-5 squad, “I was real proud of therway the were inflicted by perennial powers and Russo and Bradbury (partner gave Miller coach Colleen Murphy kids handled themselves in a dif­ Madison, Mon'tville and Pequan- championship). reason to believe that another ficult campaign and I was. also nock. That trio also accounted for Jill Segelken guided the junior strong campaign was not out of the impressed with their terrific work 15 of the 19 goals allowed by the varsity squad to a 6-5-6 record. realm of possibility for this .year’s ethic," said Murphy, who \£ill see Millers." Season award winners went to edition. more than half of her squad gradu­ Seven of the Millers’ eight ties Monica Brescia (Offensive MVP), That soon changed as the Miller ate in June. were of the scoreless variety. The Sloan (Defensive MVP) and Jam offense, decimated by the loss’ of Jackson (Most Improved Player). Scheduled to receive their Mill* eight ties established a new team senior inner Sara Steinberg and Brescia topped the squad in scor­ burn diplomas next spring are record, breaking by one the mark senior wing Liz Frankel, struggled ing with 16 points on six goals and Lowinger, Steinberg, Frankel, link set in 1992 when the Millers fin­ to put the ball in the goal as the four assists. Jennifer Katz (5-2-12) Melissa Russo, halfback Rebecca ished 10-3-7. - . team’s record fell to 2-8-8. Stein­ was the team’s second-leading Schaefer, link Kate Bradbury, Millers earning 1994 Northern berg was lost for the year in the scorer followed by Christina Lee halfback/link Leah Tyler, inner third match of the season when she .Hills honors were Bradbury (sec­ (4-1-9), Rebecca Wildman (2-5-9), Diana Perry, sweeper Liz Fabian, reinjured the knee that sidelined ond team), and Lowinger and Ilene Schneier (2-3-7), Jackson (3- link Jennifer Mautone and inher Russo (honbrable* mention). her for most of the 1993 season. 0-6), Charisa Tak (0-2-2) and Mindy Halpem. Recipients of Essex County Field Frankel missed the season’s final Lauren Rothstein (0-1-1), three weeks after she took a shot Murphy will look to build the' Hockey Coaches Association off the knee in mid-October. 1995 Millers around a nucleus of laurels were Russo (second team), While its lack of offense was a current juniors Michaelann Brescia Bradbury (third team) and Proposed squad constant source of frustration, (halfback/link), inner Briana Cox, Lowinger (honorable mention). Millburn could pride itself on its wing Britt Boegershausen, half­ Team awards, as voted on the on rec unit agenda rock-solid defense, a unit that back Amy Reback and inner Alice players went to Lowinger A discussion regarding the pos­ allowed just 19 goals on the sea- Vysata along with a pair of (defensive MVP) ,• Russo and Brad- sible formation of a Little League sanctioned traveling baseball team for 13 to 15 year olds will take MHS swim team opener tomorrow place at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the regular monthly meeting of the scorers-from that'team in Jon counted on to help offset the Board of Recreation Com­ By Jim Connelly Kemkraut, Yaniv Segal and Justin departures of Kemkraut, Segal and missioners at the Bauer Com­ Howe graduated this past June. Justin Howe. munity Center. The next two weeks should pro­ Kemkraut led all Miller swimmers MILLER NOTES-Yeomans Mil-lburn-Shor-t Hills Little vide Millburn High School swim in scoring with 116 points. Segal also sees the possibility of League representatives will attend team coaches Scott Yeomans and was second on the squad with 96.5 Millburn having one of the top the meeting to offer an outline of Heather Saylor with an idea of while Howe’s 80.5 points was girls’ relay teams in the state in the the suggested program and to ans­ what lies in store for the Millers in good for fourth on the team behind 400-yard freestyle relay quartet of wer inquiries from the public. the 1994-95 campaign.. his brother Jason’s 84.75 points. seniors Lyn McCabe and Sara The 1993-94 Millers, with an Jason Howe and fellow seniors Steinberg and sophomores Lauren Balbach and Melissa Stanley. ||§i§ 1857, the year it was established identical season-opening schedule Yondy Kang, Tim Richard and Jon as a municipality by the state, Millburn that awaits this year’s squad, went Dreyfus along with junior Ben McCabe, Steinberg and Balbach Township had three schools, a 1-room 3-0 over the first two weeks of the Eakeley will be among those were members of last year’s team. school house on near the Old Short Hills Road-Parsonage Hill Road inter­ season en route to a 9-2 campaign Stanley is a transfer student from Mprristown-Beard. section, another 1-room school house that included the school’s first-ever 1994-95 Millburn pn White Oak Ridge near Parsonage state sectional championship. Steinberg (50.5 points) and Bal­ Hill Road and a 3-room building on It goes without saying that this swim team slate bach (41.25 points) topped Mill- Millburn Avenue opposite the present year’s edition will be hard-pressed December bum’s girls’ contingent in points Town Hall. to match the success of the 1993- F-21 Sumrnit H-8:0Q last season. 94 Millers, the most-successful M-5 Madison H-.8:O0 Th-15 Scotch Plains H-8:O0 squad in the history of the pro­ gram, as three of the top four point W-4 Delbarton A-TBA F-6 Pequannock H-8:00 PIZZARAMA M-9 Mountain Lakes H-8:00 1993-94 Millburn F-13 Essex meet fi j f j A-9:00 ITALIAN RESTAURANT W-18 Newark Acad. A-4:00 NEWSPECIALS! swim team results F-20 West Orange A-3:00 T-24 Union A-3:30 •Shrimp Stuffed with crabmeat served with spaghetti, ziti, or salad 12/3 Summit 49-37 F-27 j a g g Dayton H-8:00 • New Focaccia Siciliana Very Low in 12/6 Madison 80-77 February 12/16 Scotch Plains 97-73 Th-2 West Essex H*8:00 Calories! Very Tastv! Because of Superb Sauce! 1/6 DELBARTON 95-75 Home pooh New.ark Academy, 1/25 UNION 91-79 Livingston. We Also Do CATERING! Any Size +Yat Seton Hall University. 1/31 Seton Hall Prep 24-62 HRS: Mon.-SaL 11am to 10:30pm Sunday 3pm to 10pm 94-70 2/1 WEST ORANGE Millburn MaH(Vauxhall Road) 479-2933 2/24 CRANFORD* 104-62 §§11 1857, the year it was established 908-686-r~~ 2/25 MT. L A K E S / ---.,: 86-84 as a municipality by the state, Millburn •2/28 Scotch Plains# 93-77 Township had three schools, a '1-rop.rrv 3/2 Moorestown% 61-109 school house on near the Old Sho/t Home meets in all caps. Hills Road-Parsonage Hill Road inter­ *: NJSIAA North Jersey, B Division section, another 1-room school house Sections 1 and 2 semifinal. on White Oak Ridge near Parsonage jSgN JSIAA North Jersey, B Division P Road and a 3-room building tm Sections 1 and 2 championship meet. Millburn Avenue opposite the present H: NJSIAA B Division state final. Town Hall.

Staff Photos by Jim Connelly PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE-Millburn High School's boys' basketball (top photo), girls' bas­ ketball and wrestling teams opened practice over the holiday weekend for the '94-95 winter season.

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CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER SQUAD-Members of the recreation department's second and third boys' soccer league tourney champion Snappers are (kneel­ ing) Erich Gehring, Craig Liebowitz, Max Geller, Michael Gordon and David Z a lk . Standing are coach Bob Gonnello, Adam Balter, Jared Sharpe, Mike_Gon- nello, Joseph Schulz, Armando Valles Dalton Cannizzo and coach David Liebowitz. Not pictured are coach Steve oo.:n, David Colin and Teddy Sherrill. Suburban cage • * * * i S f c roster announced MEDITERRANEAN EXTERIOR ONLY 9 YEARS OLD The township' recreation depart­ SHORT HILLS - 5 bedroom center hall on a SHORT HILLS - Traditional open floor plan - 5 ment has announced the roster for cul-de-sac in Hartshorn area! Enjoy every amenity! its 1994-95 seventh and eighth bedroom, 3.5 bath home has new roof & 50' deck grade Suburban girls traveling bas­ Otce, Ut A irtim e... overlooking big yard. $629,000. ketball team. This year's team features just « t J u t&tA teCMMA W U U A U one returning player in eighth grader Beth Kennedy. Newcomers to the squad are eighth graders Lindsay Dratch, Tricia Gonnella, Rebecca Gordon, Kathryn Haertel and Lauren Rodbart and seventh graders Miata Dick, Annie Hathaway, Leslie Konsig and Cindy Kurzweil. Millburn, coached by A1 Nit- tolo, is scheduled to open the 1994-95 campaign against Verona LIVINGSTON 1840 CA R R IA G E HOUSE at the middle school’s upstairs GRACIOUS COLONIAL This multi-level Contemporary offers the finest appointments. MILLBURN - 4 bedroom, 2 bath home has gym on December 14 at 7 p.m. MILLBURN - Located in desirable Wyoming, this Exquisite marble stretches throughout, from the impressive been totally expanded & updated. Charming, lovely home has much to offer including a large level entry to the Great Room -- with its massive fireplace, dining historic details are enhanced w/all modem room and sparkling solarium windows overlooking the patio, lot. $299,000. 13 boys comprise conveniences. $389,000 , pool & tennis court. With 7 bedrooms & 4 marble baths, this cage team roster home affords a gracious living style. m Thirteen players comprise this $1,650,000. Ask for Sydney. yvHi( “ year’s roster of the town’s fifth and sixth grade boys’ basketball 505 M illburn Ave. Ls, 201-376-4545 team. The team, sponsored by the Short Hills, NJ 07078 We Sell More Millburn-Hot Shots, the Millburn RB^MKKgold B ecause W e D o M ore High School boys’ basketball booster club, is coached by Barry Stiger, Jay Rice and Ed Maleh. 1994-95 team members are Jesse Belodoff, Keith Benjamin, Doug Freeman, Danny Kirschenbaum, Jordan Maleh, Greg May, Jonathan McPhee, Andrew Mer­ rill, Jordan Moore, Brad Rice, Joel Salinger, David Scuilli and ^ Degnan Jake Zenn. 11 players named &r Boyle to girls’ cage team Eleven players have been ” REALTORS selected to compete on the town’s filth and sixth grade girls’ basket­ An Independently Owned and Operated Member of The Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. ball team sponsored by the Mill­ burn Hoopsters, the high school girls’ basketball booster club.. We're making a move to School House Plaza Members of the 1994-95 Mill; MEET GERTRUDE CARRINGTON bum team are Catherine Benedict, Shouldn't it be your move too? Ann Buckley, Carolyn* Cooney, Catherine Ellinwood, Lauren Gon­ Put the Prudential Advantage to work for you in 1995! nella, Sara Hamilton, Meghan Heinle, Trinette Lassister, Rachel For further information and a confidential interview, contact Barbara Weiss 467-3883. Priore, Jamie Stiger and Meghan Ward. Joe Buckley is the team’s coach. Hoop clinic set | An organizational meeting and clinic for coaches in the recreation department’s junior basketball pro­ gram will be held at 11 a.m. Satur­ day in the upstairs gymnasium at the Millburn Middle School. The clinic will be run by Mill- bum High School boys’ basketball coach Ed Tirone, who led the Mil­ Brain outstanding sales associate in the lers to a 19-5 log last season. M illburn/Short Hills office! A resident of Short Need an Electrician? Hills for 25 years, Gertrude has been a real estate professional since 1983. 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Union, NJ. 07083 & 467-3883 687-0443 December 1, 1994 THE ITEM of Millburn and Short Hills Page 15 MHS athletic hall seeks nominations European field ■ The Millburs High School Contact Millburn athletic direc-' hockey, volleyball Athletic Hall of Fame is accepting to r Ted D ’Alessib at 376-3600 for nominations for induction into its more information. excursions offered inaugural class next fall. Illinois-based Continental Teams . Eligible for induction into the Adult volleyball is now taking applications for its hall are athletes, coaches and summer European girls’ field administrators. Athletes are.not league forming hockey and girls’ and boys’ vol­ eligible for nomination to the hall The recreation department is leyball tours. until .10 years after their gradu­ Both tours will travel' to ation from Millburn. now registering teams for its Adult Coed Volleyball League. Inter- England, Holland, Belgium and Germany. Tour dates are June 20- Rec hoop openings ^ teams pick up a ros!er form and league rules at the July 5 (field hockey), July 4-19 The recreation department has department’s Town Hall office. (girls’ volleyball) and July 10-?5 announced that a limited nnmber League play will take place on (boys’ volleyball). All teams are of openiggs remain for teams inter­ Wednesday evenings beginning the open to high school students ested in participating in its adult first week of January at the Wyo­ including the graduating class of basketball leagues this winter. ming School. Registration fee is 1995. - Team rosters must be comprised $85 per team. Team roster dead­ To obtain an application or addi­ of township residents or individu­ line is December 15. tional information call 708-848- • als employed in the township. Call 0070 or write Continental Teams, 564-7095 for more details. Millburn, in Scottish, means 'mill on 804 South Ridgeland, Oak. Park, a stream.' Millburn was chosen as the I1L, 60304. name* for the township to honor NYSCA sets clinic Samuel Campbell who arrived here Millburn' Township was created The National Youth Sports from Scotland after the Revolutionary through an act of the state legislature War and built the community's first in 1857. Until then.it had been part of Coaches Association will hold a paper’mill. Springfield. clinic for coaches in the recreation department’s junior basketball pro­ gram at 7 p.m. Tuesday in room f SHORT HILLS ^ 115 at Millburn High School.

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DeLibero of 1002 Cathedral Healthcare Systems, Millburn 2 • Thurs; THE WAR (PG13J Union 2 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; THE th e Summit Chorale will host a South Orange Avenue has been Inc., as well as the board o f direc­ 9:45; Fri; Mon Tues; Wed; TRAPPED IN PA PROFESSIONAL (R) 7:45; 10; Sat; Sun; 2:30; 5; community aids of Handel’s at 908-273-7448. tors of Rutgers National Transit ADISE (PG13) 7:20; 9:40;- Sat; Sun; 1; 3:15 720; 10. “Messiah” December 20 at 8 p.m. named to die board of trustees of 5:30; 7:45;'10. ' V \ . - . Lett Picture Show - Thurs; Mon; Tues; the Paper Mill Playhouse, Institute. . MAPLEWOOD Wed, BULLETS OVER BROADWAY-(R) 7:30; at the Central Presbyterian' Burgdorff opens r, Ms. DeLibero is the executive Nationally recognized as one of Maplewood 1 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; Fri; 5:15; 7:20:0:15; Sat 1:26; 320;'5:15; 7:20; Church. 70 Maple Street, Summit. the leading transit officials in the MIRACLE ON 34th STREET (PG) 7:25; 9:35; ,9:16; Sun; 1:25; 320; 5:15; 72Q;7:da Admission to the’ event, co­ director of NJ Transit. Prior to #Hj7:30; 9:45; Sat; Surt; 12:55; 3:05; 5;10; 7:30;' CRANFORD gift program assuming these duties in 1990, she country, Ms. DeLibero is a fre­ 9:45- Cranford 1 - Thurs; Fri; Mon; Tues; Wed; . sponsored by the Central Pres­ was deputy executive director of quent guest speaker at conferences . Maplewood 2 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; LOW DOWN DIRTY SHAME (R) 7:30; 0:46; byterian Church, is free. for needy families STAR TREK GENERATIONS (PG13) 7:15; 9;30; SAT; SUN; 1:15; 320; 595; 7:50; 10. 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Scores will be available at the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Maplewood 4 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; Wed; (R) 7:30; 10: Sat Sun; 2; 4:30; 7:30; 10; Mon; now underway. programs designed to inspire and , Tues; Wed; 7:30; 835. Authority. INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (R) 7:05; church for a $2 deposit. 'Thirty-one social service agen­ motivate young people. 9:30; Fri; 7:10; 9:55: Sat; Sun; 1:45; 4:15; 7:10; Rialto 2 - Thurs; Fri; MIRACLE ON 34th Ms. DeLibero hatf been the 9:55. STREET (PG) 7; 9:45; Sat; Sun; 1:30; 4; 7; 9:45; * Conductors will be Garyth Nair, cies including _day care centers, recipient of the Service to WEST ORANGE Mon: Tues; Wed; 7; 9:25. welfare agencies and hospitals Rialto 3 - Thurs; FRANKENSTEIN (R) 7:15; ' music director of the Summit Humanity Award from the New Essex Green 1 - Thurs; thru Wed; STAR have submitted to Burgdorff 540 TREK GENERATIONS (PG13).1:45: 4:30; 7:15; 9:30; Fri; TRAPPED IN PARADISE (PG13) 7:15; Chorale and associate professor of York Chapter of the March of 9:45. 9:30; Sat Sun;’ 1:45; 4:15; 7:15; 9:30; Mon; music at Drew University where anonymous case histories of indi­ Dimes, the Norman Feldman Essex Green 2 - Thurs; thru Wed; MIRA­ Tues; Wed; 7:15; 9:30. he conducts the Drew orchestra viduals or -families in need. A CLE ON 34th STREET (PG) 1:30; 4:15; 7; 9:30. Memorial Award from Goodwill and chorus, and David Macfar- Christmas tree decorated with Industries and the Woman o f the Essex Green 3 - Thurs; INTERVIEW WITH BERKELEY HEIGHTS THE VAMPIRE (R) 2; 4:45; 7:30; 10; Fri; thru Berkeley Cinema - Thurs; .Fri; SANTA lane, assistant director of the Sum­ stockings containing the case his­ Year Award from the Ironbound Wed; 2; 4:45; 7:20; 9:45. CLAUSE (PG) 7; 9:10; Sat; 115: 3:30; 7; 9:10; mit Chorale, director of music for tories is now on display in each LIVINGSTON Surr, 1:15; 3:30; 5:45; 8; Mon; Tues; Wed; 5:4S; Manufacturers. Church of the Holy Trinity in New Burgdorff office. She serves on several boards, Colony 1 - Thurs; THE PAGEMASTER (G) 0; Fri; TRAPPED IN PARADISE (PG13) 7:45; 10; York City and organist at Temple ■ The public is invited to come in, Wedding announcements must including the New Jersey board of Sat; Sun; 1:45; 4:15; 6:45; 9:50; Mon; Tues; Sholom in Plainfield. select a history, purchase the Wed; 8. reach The Item office within two governors of the National Confer­ The organist will be Kathleen requested item—usually simple ence and the board of governors of Colony 2 - Thurs: Mon; Tues; Wed; MIRA­ months of the date of the ceremony CLE ON 34th STREET (PG) 8; Fri; ,7:30; 9:45; or they will not be published. Healy-Wedsworth, a faculty mem­ things like toys, or books—wrap Sat; Sun 6:30; 9. ber at Westminster Conservatory the gift in holiday paper and return Colony 3 - Thurs; Mon; Tues; them to Burgdorff by December PROFESSIONALS (R) 8; Fri; 7:45; 10; SatrSW in Princeton and a former minister A&R hearing 1:45; 415; 6:45; 9:50. of music at Crescent Avenue Pres­ 16. MADISON End Glitter Continued from Page 1 byterian Church in Plainfield. The real estate firm will deliver Madison 1 - Thurs; JUNIOR (RG13) 6.8:05; the gifts to the social service agen­ Fri; 5.30, 7 40: 9 55, Sat. 1; 3:15; 5:30: 7 40, Cleaning Forever Additional information about the to the section of that street closest 9:55; Sun; 1; 3:15; 5:30; 7:40; Mon; Tues; Wed; sing may be obtained by calling cies in time for holiday delivery. to Millburn Avenue. 6; 8:05. WitKn. On another subject involving the Madison 2 - Thurs; STAR TREK GENERA­ TIONS (PG13) 6; 8:15; Fri; 5:30; 7:45; 9:55; Sat; Myrtle Avenue residents, A&R 1 10, 3 20. 5 30. 7 45. 9 55, Sun, 1 10. 3 20, Gutter Pro™ notified Town Hall this week that 5:30; 7:45; Mon; Tues; Wed; 6:l6;8:10. it would plant six, 12-foot Madison 3 - Thurs. Mon Tues Wed; SANTA CLAUSE (PG) 6; 8; Fri; 5:20; 7:30; 9:40; evergreens on its property near the Sat; 1:15; 3:15; 5:20; 7:30; 9:40; Sun; f l p | A Lexus M yrtle Avenue-Millbum Avenue 520 7 30; comer. Madison 4 - Thurs; LITTLE GIANTS (PG) 6; Steakhouse & Tavern PULP FICTION (R) 8;|fS| THE SWAN The municipality two weeks ago PRINCESS 5-30, Sat. Sun, 1 30, 3 30, 5'36;- suggested the plantings in the hope Mon; Tues: Wed; 6; Fri; Sat; PULP FICTION; the trees would shield the residents Shirley A. DeLibero 7 30 10 05, Sun 7 20, Mon, Tues, Wed. 7 45 from Millburn Avenue traffic noise. Residents o f Myrtle Avenue had complained of the traffic noise Introducing... ^ after A&R had removed more than two dozen trees from its property. COOKIE MOUNTAIN"™ According to the municipality’s Organic Pet Products, Inc. business administrator, Timothy P. Gordon, the trees will be planted Specializing in Organic by A&R by Wednesday. The evergreens will be replaced Treats fo r D o g s in the spring when A&R begins its O ur Cookies Arc: Freshly made, home baked, made with only the major landscaping project on the freshest 4 highest quality organic/all natural 4 whole grain ingTedtats. property. W e use N O : Salt, sugar, meat, by-products, artificial sweeteners or colorings, harmfuladditives or preservatives. "We created our Cookies Ms. Jacob joins for those who take theirpet's health as seriouslyas we d o ." "Cookie M ountain" is now available at these fine stores; town realty firm N e w Jersey Pets, East Hanover* Livingston Natural Foods, L iv in g s to n Coldwell Banker Schlott • Millburn Veterinary Hospital, M illb u r n • The Qrooming Room, Realtors has announced the M iitb p m • The Preppy Pup, S u m m it• Maplewood Pet Center, appointment of Suzen Jacob as a M a p le w o o d • The Health Shoppe, Chester, M ontclair, M orristown & full-time sales associate in its Shfert ______Parsippany* Whiskers, M a n h a tta n Hills office.. Ms. ;Jacob has been a licensed sales associate for nine years and during that time has concentrated her efforts in the Millburn DISCOVER NEW WORLDS Township and Livingston markets. Host A Foreign Exchange Student Her husband handles the manage­ ment of Coldwell Banker Schlott’s Each year thousands Students have their Teaneck office. df American families discover .own medical insurance and Ms. Jacob has served for the new worlds by hosting a foreign spending money. past two years as chairman of the exchange student from Host families receive a safety committee at St. Rose of Germany, Spain, Japan and scholarship for international Lima School. She is also a Brazil or one of thirty other travel. Brownie leader. different Countries around If you would like to the world. open your heart and home to In 1857, the year it was established These bright and talented an international student, as a municipality by the state, Millburn students ages 15-18 have a lot please call: Township had three schools, a 1-room to offer their host families. school house on near the Old Short More than anything else, these (800) 322-4678 Hills Road-Parsonage Hill Road inter­ section, another 1-room school house students want to share their •xt. 5413 on White Oak Ridge near Parsonage cultures while learning about ▲TA Hill Road and a 3-room building on American life. z D Z l AIFS Foundation Millburn Avenue opposite the present 3 not-for-profit educational organization Town Hall.

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HOUSE FOR RENT TO SHARE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES MTC : Pron female seeking Orange Maplewood Springfield MpNTpLAIR;3m] apt. 1st fir: BR'S, LR, Din. Prime loc. Close to trans. $650, area & bath. Cozy garden apt., same to share 2BR apt on 2nd 1-800-773-2387 RARE FIND SPACIOUS & NEW k ENTAL Hr ot 2 lam hm in Watchung Large 2 BR condo, updated SPARKLING Fresh & clean , move in condition - 3BR, 1 Bth Col. indd util. Avail. 12/1. Call Ar• a shon ride to everything. Feb. Sheed 256-0836 or 744-6240. 1 occ. $975 plus. Call Dick area. $500M§ utils. Sec. req. ■ P New 'Jersey Qoflr), kit w/closets, secured You'll Jove the eom- in quiet neighborhood Conv. to NY bus & train |||P'PK'& W/D wjjsmt. Walk building. Maint. Incl. H/HW, temporary comfort of this 3 $1600/Mo. Slone, Stanton Co Realtors, MONTCLAIR: STUDIO. Mod­ 201-744-5951. lo'NYC trans & Plaza. Must like . 201-746-1105 pool, off-street . ----- .parking. _ BR 2.5 Bth Townhouse dog. 509-1034. (Out-ol Slate) Conv. to train, bus, shop- near town. Every amenity Short Hills ern, w/w carp., close to ping & schools. $69,000. plus 2 car att. garage! All $475. neg. Prime Rentals, Bkr MTC: Avail 1/1. Conv. Church NEW RENTAL.. MTC.- PLEASE B g E : MF to Can l l n -800-759-HOME; for $215,000. Call 1-800- ..has a gorgeous brand new white Kit w/adjacent 201-429-0909. St. 4 rms + bath. Clean, hdwd FAX: 746-8131 759-HOME; C$de 1235. ll&Bf 1/2 mo sec. $72S/mo. share apt. 2BR, 2 firs, Central Ali classified ads appear automatically in The Item of Fam. Rm. Conv. to bus & train. 3BR, 1.5 bths, LR heat & air, intercom, laundry w/Fpl. $2600/Mo. MONTCLAIR: 2 BR, modem, ind H/HW. Call Carl-746-9219. Milltyjrn and Short Hills, The Montclair Times, and rtrg,dose tP trans. $650. neg. m m (except BR) Shop/trans the Verona-Cedar Grove Times, which have a com­ UlAliCrncci u n n c rn tc civima Prime Rentals, Bkr. 201-429- MTC-2 br, 1 1/2 bths, W/W, ■at door Calf-2'4 firs 746-2336.' Wonderful move-in condi- Enjoy the luxury of space & Short Hills bined paid circulation of over 23,000 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY A/C, pkg 2 cars, W/D hook-up, tion 2 BR, 2 Bth condo "all elegant living. Large LR, new relrig, Ig. closets, duplex, U- MTC Congenial Profs, seek on one Door. Large EIK, DR, EIK Deck, 2 BR, 2.5 Wonderful 4BR, 2,5 Bth, CAC, spjit Ivl avail, for Im­ M/F. N/S' roommate. Comfort- r a t e s ’ med, occupancy. FR, Rec, Rm. new deck plus many MONTCLAIR 3.BK, modern, 2 Grant St, corner Bay SlJ LR with Fpi, DR plus Den, Bth & FR w/Fpl. Conv. to carpel, parking, Indry, D/W betw. Mountainside Hosp. 8 able h.orrie/ sm BR Avail tm- STRAIGHT RUNNING CLASSIFIED patio & garage. $199,000. trans, schools & shopping. amenities. Offered at $3500/Mo, med. $360/mo. 4 elec. ($25 ap- A special value at Call Prime Rentals, Bkr. 201 Bay St train station. $975 + util 429-0909. No lee. Call 746-2828. prox). Call 509-9709 'or 744- $220,000. ri65. 4 lines (approximately 20-35 words) $ 12 0Q ■(minimum charge) MONTCLAIR: 4 spotless rms. MTC Lg?3 room apt mcls pkg 2nd tlr of 2 fam. Centrally lo­ Lots of closets. Walk to every­ ROOMY V'CTORIAN house in , 2 additional lines $4.00 per line. Up MTC. 3 0'Rs, den, 1 blk to 4 additional lines $3.00 per line 545 Millburn Avenue cated. Excel, refs a must. Sec. thing. Avail now. $775 + heat 8 WBIfV, prkg $900 783-9838 1/2'^Wsec 942-3734. NY irans, laundry, D/W, line #41 and over $1 00 per line BURC,l1 0 I 2 |T |! Short Hills, NJ 07078 tjf-sk'pristf $575 746-8524. , CAPITAL letters - $2 00 per line extra 201-376-5200 MONTCLAIR. Avail immed MTC: 1 BR in classic brick bldg Blind Box Ad - $5.00 extra WEST OR | i l| : Female N/S 545 Millburn Avenue Sm. semi furnished, sunny High ceilings, parquet floors BR apt Pkng, A/C, storage. SSfij: laundry Nr NYC-transp lo'sflare2‘ B.R^Rn2* fam CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Short Hills, NJ 07078 APARTMENTS hb(fie. QufeFresidental area. FOR RENT $625. plus util. 783-3247 Avail, Jan. 1.$750 inds H/HW. 201-376-5200 783-9364. $380 Cali 201-736-2369. ■■LLEWELYN RD. MTC. MONTCLAIR: Small slu d ^ H , $23 per inch 24Hr/7 Day Bldg West Orange FURNISHED Studio’ apt in park-like selling. to single/non smoker LR/8R Frequency Dis,cplint' CO-OP APARTMENTS HOUSE FOR RENT Best Pleasantdale Location ■ APARTMENTS TO LET Minimum 13 consecutive weeks • $20.50 BEAUTiFUt'EXEC.tffiVE' Main room w/tplc, kitch & combo. Kitchenette, Sep. SOUTH ORANGE 15% discount to recognized advertising agencies OFFICES bthrm, .W/DJ in basement, $500. + sec. inetds. ttty ® Lovely 1 BR apt., Ig kitch, EASY LIVING BLOOMFIELD: 6 cozy rooms. dining area, hardwood firs., THE GEORGIAN INN i | || j open rate only $875. + utils. LR w/frplee, 3 NO GIMMICKS NONE-.HIG0® plenty of pkng. Avail 12/1. 201 -783-6776 after 6pm ■ ■ Ig closet space, A/C, D/W, Furnished rooms & suites, BR, DR, W/D. Carpeting. 201- $650. per mo, | uttl's, 1 V2 mo Spacious 2 BR 2 Bath co $250-$325/mo. MONTCLAIR: Spacious, sunny starting at $1,009 per mo., private bath, maid & linen DEADLINE - Straight Running Ads 746-0770, Gail Winston, Bkr. sec. Call 90B-222-1985. op apartment at Rockcliff INCLDS FREE: turn'd olfn 2 BR garden apt in 2 story spacious studios w/ A/C, Ig service. Daily, weekly, Apartments. Owners' phone, answering svc, copier & closet space, hardwood firs monthly rates GalkJ'746- 40 0 P.M.. TU ES D AY CEDAR GROVE 3BR, LR,: 3 ROOM Apartment. Private bldg. H/HW, Mb' SlKi-wai relocation to Cape Cod lax, conference rmSiWlffasi oven, D/W.) ,Dfi, tile bath, off| or w/w carpet starting at 7156, 8:30 am-1:30\pm. DR, full basement. Call for house, 3rd floor, parking, $350 DEADLINE - Classified Display provides wonderful voice mail (soon). street pkg lor one car, lots of $798 per mo. in a beautiful M F. \ details. 239-4027. per month. Call after 5PM 2071 - i:2:00 P.M. TU ES D AY portunity for you to expert Call Leasing Mgr 201-731-9780 239-6578. closets. Laundry & storage! LUXURY elevator ence all of the benefits of Close to all Irans Avail GLEN RIOGE-Cbarming 3 BR 'NY' home ownership and apart­ BL-MFLD/GLEN RIDGE. Stores 2/1/95. $990/mo. No fee. Call + Victorian for rent. 5 min to * Employment Wanted, Apartment Wanted, Fur­ ment living right here in or offices available on Sunset Apts., houses, townhouses, 746-0193. nished Rooms Wanted, Board Wanted, Real Estate Montclair. $105,000 shops, bus & train to NYC. Ave &. Broad St. 650 to 1360 condos, rooms, shares & MONTCLAIR/VIC: Non smok­ Fpte: garage, hdwd firs,, exc. ing female, pvt. entr. S bath, Wanted. House Wanted to Rent and out-of-town ad­ s.t. Goff course area. 778-4650] Options to buy. M0NTCLAIR .3 BR apt. Close EraaTC.- Spac., pvt, .quiet 1st- school dlst. Avail immed. pkg., kitcnen pnvileges. $95/wk vertisements MUST be PAID IN ADVANCE IDEAL LOCATION to Irans. $500. + sec. Available Hr 5 rms, (pic's, D/W, exc. loci $1800 per mo. 301-495-7370. 748-2f.fifc~ for family living on U| LOCATION! LOCATION I ■ 1400 WE DO JUST RENTALS Nov. 1. Call Mr Kennedy, 201| Util, encld. Garage. Lge yard, Effective September 8, 1994, ALL GARAGE, Montclair side street. N sq. fraj prime space in charm­ 744-3135. NY trans, $1470.746-8558. MOVING & YARD SALE ADS MUST BE PAID IN and Dad walk to NY trans MONTCLAIR-1 FAMILY home ing Upper Montclair Village! 7 DAYS A WEEK FOREST HILL: Beautiful, large ADVANCE. portation, children walk to with 3 BR avail. $2,000 + utili­ Pretty all brick professional MONTCLAIR: 1 Bedroom apt. UP MTC: Lg sunny 3BR. Pvt tm, Vtdonan home 14 Mountainside Park play ties. Call 201-374-3300, M-F, center adjacent to public park avail. $525.00 msSH/HW in­ home, EIK, working fplc, walk k 1®,- NY bus, kitch., parking. ground. This brick and 9-5. ling, plus reserved parking for] Weichert, cluded, off-street parking. Call to train, bus, Watchung Plz, gar Ref's. $70/wk. 201-483-3461. frame Colonial with its five owner Surrounded by quality Realtors a ^ ^ ^ P ® l-F , 9am-5pm. space /ncl $15350.-744-3^17?* '] bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths MONTCLAIR: 2BR home. shops, restaurants, and offices! LARGE PVT 3rd floor room * BAL Communications reserves^^SjMfto classify, has a cozy warm feeling $1,250/mo. Walk to buses & Available immediately. Call We Sell More MONTCLAIR: Adorable, cozy, UPPER MONTCLAIR: Spa­ w/bath in lovely Up. Mtc. home. edit or reject any advertisement from the moment you step Watchung plaza. 22B-9456. Schweppe & Go. 744-470ol Because We Do More immaculate 1BFL in 2 family cious 4-1/2.room duplex gar- Walk lo shops, bus. train. A/C. into the center hall. Owners ext. r a M M home on quiet side street,.! Ban: apt. Front 8. rear entrance. pkng, -laundry S ra l are sizing down in Mont­ UPPER MONTCLAIR: R E block to NY bus. No pets,good Close to shopping & trans. N/S only. $450./mo ind; f p f j clair and can offer posses PAID. Great split-level 3 MILLBURN-ldeal downtown 7461533 credit refs, a must. $675/ma., $1,050/mo. * utils. Call 201- 746-8777. sion in a speedy time bedroom, % t-zji bfflh, family loc. on Main St, 1224 s.t. 1st Hr avail, now. Call 201-783-7699 746-5373 * BAL- accepts- no liability for any frame. This is one of the room,'', yard' toclud|||ra/® alfjce space 201-376-0001 * or 908-538-5534’. I/pNTGLA'Ff .-Very ■ Allracltve error beyond the cost of- the actual space involved best opportunities on the Near park. Avail., HOW. $1800/- BEST SELECTION w J S j wAlh. Pkng, Non . IN TOWN nor will it accept liability for failure for any cause tD market this holiday sea mo.Call Schweppe & Co. Real­ MTC. CTR,:.Qfcs. tr. 275 s.f MONTCLAIR Townhouse:: Very MONTCLAIR: 6 rooms 1 bstnl smoker, no pets. $450. 2Q1-- One & two bedroom apart $ l0 7 « 'llr H/HWigglBR, insert an advertisement $309,000 tors 744-74'01, Ext 139 Some w/pVt. baths. Curr. avail, private 3BR. rec room, LR. 783-4841, lown- LR, DR, Ig. kit., prkg. Nr. Iran newly renov. bldg. loc. heart of [house's.. Very Ig. ktt/dirting area, a w i VERONA $1250. Mo. downtown. Owner, 744.3300. baths. Pkg on. premises, 2. 746;0770 Gail Winston, Bkr. MONTCLAIR: Clean, sunny - Stop Shopping - :rtSom. w/lg closets tor quiet REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Never an application fen' cars, W/W carpet. 746-515lj§( Neat as can be colonial MONTCLAtR Center:' Prime MONTCLAIR: 2 BR's, 2 baths, non-smoker. Light kitchen priv­ P. p e t eERJCOT r J c o t t o h ) only steps to bus. 2 Bloomfield Ave (Chutch SlJ MONTCLAIR Crescent/Trinity rriodeTA'kil^Hr^ably redone ileges. parking, $350/mo. Avail­ bedrooms w/den and mod­ area), loc., exedprof office area,' § Vns ind -2 BR's & a large garage Avil. 1/1/95 JnSJ able now. Cbll g-DI-783-7699. em kitchen. Great op bldg., penthouse ste., approx screened terr. Upscale area. H/HW. $1,200. Call Dick Stone, J. PETER COTTON portunity to rent a home at 1 100 s9 ffiBSfeTfentn views I ■ ■ n Co. Realtors,:^Q1744- MTC: Furn. or not Clean, REALTORS ROLLING HILLS AT BERNARDSVILLE such an affordable price Call 509-2477. 595,1 ]quiet. Variety of cooking units. 746-5000 28 CUSTOM HOMES Call Realtor. MONTCLAIR-Claremont Ave. Ke# all trans 4 stores, W/D 4 $295,900 to $350,000 The Prudential MONTCLAIR: Private office or Lovely, light, spadous 4 room UPPER MONTCLAIR: 2 BR's pkng avail. $4204 sec. Homes include 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. 2-story Janette Real Estate office suite in prof'l bldg. Use ol apt. $900. m m >46*24(7 pp; shopping area Village stqres [mo/wkiycNo tee. 994-7373: foyers, lots of windows, fireplaces, some models 239-7700 IND. OWNED reception area, conference & all public irans. 1/1 avail­ with partial brick fronts. Master suites, ceiling mold­ room, copier & fax. 783-3377B BLMFLD; 2BR, H e n Ridge. MONTCLAIR: Airy 1st fir, 5 ability. $975 plus. Call Dick MONTCUIR: LJ, fum'd. BR. ing, chair rail, Pella windows, 9’ ceilings at small ad­ WEST CALDWELL-2 BR + W/W. Heat paid. Garage, yard. tms 2 BR Nr NY trans Stone, Stanton Co. Realtors., Quiet & secure for m/t. Pvt. ditional charge and the ability to customize as far as Your dream Kitcnen is only deri,;^KpR. &K^wjp|%khg, MONTCLAIR CTR Bloomfield Clean, safe, conv No fee Avail $B90/ma 744- 20t-?44-'595l I bath. & entrance, prkg & util. your imagination can take you. To choose your next one room of this all brick $950 per mo plus utilities. Call Ave. 900 sq. If. Street level. i i l l ; $825/mo. 667-5444. 4449. ' IS ind.$495. N/S Call 746-9030. home, call 201-822-3500. elegant first class home 509-0027. AvaiUmmed. $1000. Call 201- VERONA: 3 jiute rooms. $650. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 4:00 on Too much to mention but 788-9364.. BLMFLD-BRi-'LR, kitch., DR. MONTCLAIR-Qarden studio, All utils pd 1 BR, LRj EIK i UP. MONTCLAIR: Furn'd - North Finley Ave. Off Route 202 by traffic light. priced at only $799,0001 RENTALS WANTED Rbfrtjj - W/W'-crpt. garage. W g. renov.. pvt. entr., beamed Ceil­ car prkg GoodpJ^^Hffi^ room, sep:.. enl Female pref. Use exit 26B off Route 287. I -Ny commute. Avail. ing, exposed brick walls, util, 746-0770 Gail Winston, Bkr ■ No lees $75/wk. 783-3584. Bent +|||| WEST CALDWELL WANTED studio space. Artist endd, $650 per mb. 783-6590. 743-3748. One floor charmer with 2 wants Ig. garage, barm, car­ W. PATTERSON-4 RM. EIK, UPPER „ MONTCLAIR-Quiet, car det garage has many] riage house. Ipr studio. Win Move in, start working from MONTCLAIR-18,2 bdrm apts, BR.'ige closets, bsemnt; very large lurnished room, BLOOMFIELD: 1 BR apt. avail BEAUTIFUL 2BR, @BA, KINNELON custom features. 3 B f renov. & caretake. 783-9696. day one. Traditionally fur­ Section 8 approved, near storage* Close'JHrC. State.. kitchen, parking, close lo trans. Magnificent Contemporary 1/2 bath, full basement nished, professionally staff­ $700 mo,, near Bloomfield Col buses & shopping. 746-9184. $7‘$0 + atU'. Call 829-0132 746-7637. 24 x60' home. Formal DR. Flor- lege. Call 201374^300, M-F, ida'-rm, sped, appls, C/A, Adult on 23 acres overlooks ed & fully automated. Up. VACATION HOMES 9am-5pm: Country Community. Treasure reservoir & mtns. Taxes Mtc, 24-hour access. Sup­ MONTCLAIR Lg.-8'BR apt. ROOMS TO LET are only $9421. With priv. GLEN RIDGE port second to none. Conv to all irans. Parking. Coast Area, Florida. $39,900. A winner for the beginner! BLOOMFIELD: 2 BR, modern, 1-800-641-8357,8AM-8PM. . sanctuary. MTN MYRTLE BEACH. SC. Warm & 744-1553 Heat & utils. A bargain al PVT. RM. tor rent in beautiful Owner put new windows, w/w carp., close to trans. $625. IBLMFLP , Male seeks room- 5033 $1,500,000. sunny. Spac. 2 'BR condos $1100 Call bet -9-lB®1on- twnhse in Great Notch, Little Coldwell Banker Schlott kitchen, first floor bath. You tram $525 per mo. Oceanfront neg. Call Prime Rentals, Bkr IFri 746-7156 for appt lo share 2BR apt. $375/- COASTAL N.C. Quaint, pic­ benefit. $177,000. UPPER MONTCLAIR Suite of 201-429-0909. Falls. Avail ASAP. Pool, cable turesque Swansboro. One of Realtors 201-263-0400. mo.Apply in person: 935 Broad offices occupied by psycho­ St. Apt. 65B. M Th. after 6pm. TV, Iplc, pvt. enlr. bus & train the beautiful, natural com­ MONTCLAIR: 2nd tlr. 2 BR, 2 to' NYC- in walking distance WEST ORANGE therapists (M D Ph D„ CALDWELL-3 BR's/bth. near ,^^^W^pkitchen( 'Study, munities' pM the Carolina'S; OPEN HOUSE.' Sun. 1-5pm. MSW's) has part time space $550 per mo 201-256-0558. 351 Highland Ave, Up Mtc No snow to shovel in The Ave/park! Freshly decorated, breakfast porch. Gar prkg. Nr. BLOOMFIELD/Brookdale Park: New! Wateriront homesites available days and evenings. Brick, CH colonial. Move in Highlands! Last ranch avail immed $1150 * util No Mlc Center. $965. indds all I^ B ate to share 3 BR house from $49,900. Water access Prime location, voice mail model with extra high lower tees!. 201-239-2300. Utils. No pets. 201-746-5919. bsmt., mdoor/outdoor HELP WANTED from $19,900. High, wooded, cond. 4 min. walk to bus/train & available free. Contact Bud village shopping. Newly rede­ level ceiling and all com­ pa'CyW 'now; COMMERCIAL looking-to Intracoastal & Atlan­ plete to enjoy. Spe­ Feder at 746-6815. CEDAR GROVE-2 bdrm. apt. tic. Near town & barrier island corated inside/ouf. 6 BR, 3 1/2 MONTCLAIR 1,100 SF Loft MONTCLAIR: Spadous, clean ProfIs. only. 338-1530. bths, $349,900. 201-744-9353 cial! $279,900. office. Wood firs, 15" beamed 2nd & 3rd fl of pin. home. LR, apt. Bay St. & Mountainside beaches. ExcCfinancing. Hurry, UPPER MTC: Valley Rd. Street DR. Kit w/DW. $900 per mo call 1-800-448-Land, ext. 2629. celling. Full southern exposure Hospital area. 746-6874. ESSEX FELLS level in the “MEWS' 600 SF , Heat incjtf Avail Jan 1st 857- ©HE®MN/S, M/F roommate; A GREAT Patten Carolina Land, SELLING your house’ Reach windows..Heat, A/b.& pkng in- Endless possibilities in Cld. 746-4900. $900.'783-9364. 9448 after 6PM. wanted to share 2nd Hr. ol the massive marketplace of the MONTCLAIR: 3 BRs. 2 blhs beautiful home. Respons. 8> the 3/4 BR raised ranch. sunny upper floors. Resid. NEW COASTAL N.C. 1,56 AC/150' electronic superhighway, ad­ neat .Only :BR turn, needed. Two FP, walk out lower BLOOMFIELD-Relail stores VERONA CEDAR GRQVE-Single per- street nr. trans. EIK, LR, DR WF/$74.900. Swansboro, vertise on the Internet. 90 days ATTN PROFESSIONALS! Avari mom only $35. Comstar Internet level. $249,000. ■ ■ and sm. warehouse, gpn, ^^K^&j^M«..home hdwd firs Deck, prkg. $1200.-f CAREER quaint & picturesque. High Prime locations available Heat/gas suppl. No pets. 1 mo sec. Cali bet 12am-12pm any­ wooded homesites near ocean, Ads, 908-685-1900. close to Bloomfield Ctr. & GSP. utils. Avail. 12/1.744-8063. Showhouse perfection on Call 201-374-3300. M-F. 9-5. for immediate lease Ex sec. Avail now. $650 per. mo time. 253-1545 barrier island beaches. Newly private street. 4 BR, 2.5 cellent amenities, ample on Call 239-1568. BEGINS completed subdivision. Attrac­ ' SHORT HILLS MONTCLAIR-3BR duplex on baths, close to NY com­ LOCATION* LOCATION*.1400 site parking. We have 4 FEMALE seeks same to share tive financing. Won’t last, call Midland Ave , LR, ’DR, den, 2 2 BR apt. LI”room. Avail. 12/1. mute. $449,000. sq. ft. ol prime space in charm­ suites to choose from. ESSEX FELLS-Unique, spa­ bths,M||w/DW. ample pkng. 1-800-448-LAND, ext. 2334 Excellent location, private $475.+ utils. Nice area. Deck, ing Upper Montdair Village. Medical and professional cious Tudor Forge! 8 rms, 2 Walk to NY bus. Avail, imrnedl Patton Carolina Land, office space in existing law uses ideal. Call Bob frplce, W/D on prem. 783-4261 offices. 1st floor, move in Comfortable Tudor, living Pretty all brick professional blhs, DA, etc. Only $1950 + (®$l 200/roo -s util Prudential nestled on almost 1 1/2 center adjacent to public park­ Kieman, ext. 233. util! 201-239-2300. Zirin Assodates REALTORS] condition, utilities included. REALTOR FEMALE seeks same to share COASTAL NC, Live near the $550./mon. acres. 4 B R ,.r'3 ,}j<§] ing, plus reserved parking tor |201-744-5544. i. Indep. ba. $615,000. Surrounded by quality The Prudential LOWER MTC, Sherman St; 2 BR apt. Lg. room. Avail. 1/1. beach. $19,000. Beautiful, owned/operated. $475,4 utils. Nice area. W/D on restaurants, and offices. Janett Real Estate Lge l: BR, 12/1. No fee. $525 + quaint Swansboro. High, 239-7700 IND. OWNED pfem. 746-9449 call after 1 •• wooded lot w/access to the At­ Rustic Paradise set on a Available immediately. No lee. Util. 746-5553. MONTCLAIR: Apts, elfidency BURCtdOIiffjl wooded hilltop. 4/5 BR, Call Schweppe & Co.. Realtors rooms. Deal directly w/landlord. lantic, near town & Hammocks. MILLBURN-Beautiful updated Beach State Park. Great, brick wall FR w/skylight, 201-744-4700, 8X1.102. ie. Many different units FURNISHED-Seeking single great-family floor 1 & 2 BR garden apts. Super w/prkg. Steps lo shopping & financing. Hurry call now 1- location. Accessible to NYC individual to share 2 BR nice 800-448-LAND, eXt.2341. Pat­ SHORT HILLS plan. $349;900. VERONA-Space bus. Occ. immed. 994-7373. dean apt. Close to trans. $300 ALL CASH INCOME! trains & bus. 201-376-5132. ten Carolina Land. 545 Millburn Avenue Ideal tor wholesale Pepsi/Snappte. New cola per mo. Call 201-675-1943. 376-5200 Glassed and ' screened 239-4191. , MONTCLAIR: 4 grooms. 1st machines. Establish local MILLBURN DENVILLE porch provides tranquil set­ ■ B in home Fcplce, Indry, | n £ Falls. Attractive, comf., ting overlooking land­ route. Investment req’d. 1 BEDROOM-$875 Call for confidential This fabulous property is Mr. Bartolo. 800-821-8363. NYC trans. $990. + heat. Call modem home on quite dead VERONA-Colonial 3BR, 2 bth, scaped park like yard. 4 BR Remodeled with new kitch­ wkdays 212-353-8195, Sat & interview. located in heart of thnving en in beautiful garden apt end st. near woods. Full use.of DR, LR, sunpprch, fam. rm. split ranch. $549,000. VERONA: 2 1/2 car garage. Sun. 201-744-3394. all amenities. Avail 1/1. $460/- business district. Bldg is BUILD YOUR future with complex. No pets. Betty Robinson Lovely kitchen. $189,900. Call Avail, for vehicle or storage. share utils.785-1269. currently used as a MATCO TOOLS. As a mobile 908-289-7755 mo 4 residence w/2 separate 857-0423 for reoorded msg. Suite retreat bedroom Grove Ave. location. $240. mo. MONTCLAIR: 4 cute rooms 201-731-6064 boasts skylight and its own MATCO TOOLS Distributor, suites. Zoned office/ busi­ Call 201-226-1066. $750. Utils extra 2 BR. LR: LOOKING FOR 1 or 2 repons, bath. New kitchen. Charm­ you have the worldclass tools ness. Taxes are $7,352. VERONA': For sale by owner. your customers want and the Stove, refrig, prkg, goocftoe females to share 3 BR apt. in Incredibly charming 5 BR, 31/2 ing! $259,000. STORES AND MONTCLAIR: 1 BR apt avail., 746-0770 Gail Winston, Bkr. MTN 4978-79 $439,000. support you need to build a $600 ink-, utilities included. Montdair w/respons. female. Coldwell Banker Schlott bth C,H. colonial, located on OFFICES solid business ol your own. We. Recent MSU grad. Call 746- Laundry facilities, near trans. & UPPER MONTCLAIR: 4 Realtors 201-263-0400. dead end (Verona/Essex Fells can show you how. For details 7792 days, eves. Iv. message. Weichert SHARE OFFICE. All amenities. shopping, accept state assist. charming rms. $900. 2 BR, LR border). LR w/fplce, DR w/built- 1-800-368-6651 MATCO Realtors ins, EIK, office & den on 1st. Wanted prof’l to share 2 suite Call 201 -374-3300, M-F, 9-5. w/wood tlrs. EIK, 2 car prkg. d ) VERONA: Great Tudor style, TOOLS, 4403 Allen Rd., (216) Master BR w/bth & Ig. closets, office in mod. elev. bldg, in 746-0770 Gail Winston, Bkr. MALE, N/$ needed to share We S e t M an Because Wr Do M on walk to park, LR w/fplc. DR, 1C&/ 929-4949(lnvestment Req) 4 BRs & bth on 2nd. Screened Springfield. Secretarial service MONTCLAIR: Sunny 2 rooms, lge 2 BR apt. Lge LR, DR, EIK. family room,- 3 BR's,. & (Franchise Offered by Pros­ micro cooking, parking, near W/D, yard S off-str. pkng. $500 porch overlooks blossoming + all state of the art office pectus Only).- UPPER MONTCLAIR: 2 sunny spiral staircase to 3rd fir. 1 1/2 equip, avail. Avail 1/1/95. Call public trans. $500. Quiet N/S DR, 1st floor, EIK, tile per mo. 4 1/2 util. Call Scott, $15. HR. Drivers wanted. Own baths, deck, a must see. fruit trees, shrubs & perennial garden. Privately surrounded 201-376-8765, Iv. msg. female pref. No pets. Call 201- bath. AH util Included. Gar. 201-509-7478. required. P/T, early Sat. $215,000.201-857-0859. by woods. Ind. wooded lot 744-0724. pkng lor 1 oar. W/D in bas- morns. Also loading & unload­ 50x120 on otherside of dead­ ment. Large yard) Near all MONTCLAIR: Resp. female, ing help needed. CaH 429-0391 UPP MONTCLAIR: 86 Cooper end. Desirable Forest Ave. MONTCLAIR-3 rms on Willow- trans 8> shopping. $1,470 per N/S seeks same to share 2BR W#. 9 rm.CH cpI. 4 BR. 3.5 School neighborhood. Offered dale Ave near Lincoln St. Pkng, month. Stanton Co. Realtors, apt. Walk to transp. $330/mo. bth, incldg. Au-Paire suite. 1m- A $439,500. Call for appt. 201- FAX IT 201-746-81311 in rear, tenant furnishes heat + please call Dick Stone. 201- inds H/HW, gas. Sorry no pets. mac. $369,000.746-0008. 857-7170. I ...... Utilities. 744-0254. 744-5951. 746-4147, December 1,1994 Page 18 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills. HELP WANTED GARAGESALE h i :.. COMMERCIAL T M H g l BABYSITTER needed for 16 CHHA, female, seeks only AIRLINE TiCKETS-6 roundtrip ■PT RECEPTIONIST in doctor' Nwk/Steamboat/Nwk. Feb.. IB- S A L E S P R O F K S S I 0 NALS mos A 5 yr ok) boys. 2 or 3 out, M-F, babysit/take care of J office 4 afternoons. Typing Harriet Greenbo 25. $6KVUcket. Call Steve, days/wk. 8:i5-5:30,Up, Mtc. elderty people. Good refs. Call | req'd, knowledge of computer 376-0808 or 377-4100. helpful. Call 746-4644.- Must drive, N/S, use of car. Josephine, 201-371-9334. gets top doHarfoi YouVeDone W inders refs. 783-0994. your furniture and P/T DRIVER needed lor CLEANING SERVICES^ Homo I PORTABLE KENMORE D.W collectibles! w/sink hook-up. Exc. corid. For Others. graphic arts business. 8-11am RESPONSIBLE exp'd. N/S. or Office- Permanent orl moms, 3-6pm eves. Must have Hskpr/childcare provider vary, Personal interest a.] Wooden captain's desk. B/O. Must seUty 12/8.429-2780. NbwYou’reReady own car & insurance. We oiler needed. Live In w/Short Hils specialty;. Exe. ret. PI. call I hrty rate + mileage', lor lam. 6 8 1 yr olds. Must drive, Whitney. 450-0734. trips in the Montdair, Bloom­ speak English, local rets & REFRIGERATOR, dresser, T o IflfagjkMfKj coffee table, lawn mower, war­ field, Clifton, Fairfield < green card. Call 201-379-6109. cleaning - Polish lady wants | HOME & ESTATE SALES Please call 746-6647 ask for tan your home. Experi­ drobe, bookcase, 2 ACs, elec­ Barbara after 3pm. Mon.-Fri. CHILDCARE: Seeking live-in enced, own (fans. Please call | tric typewriter. Call 239-7036. Nanny to are tpr infant. anytime, 201 -478-0472. (ALL 201467-2417 PART TIME: Legal Courier English spkg. Lite hswork, TAG SALE UNLIMITED Service seeks reliable indlvids. cocking. Must have exp. trans WE DO IT ALL! Career Seminar w/good car & dean driving & rets. N/S. 812-5036. record , for weekday afternoon Holiday prep., move HANDMADE Oriental rug. 18' Tuesday, December '6 at 7:30 P.M. work. Position involves deliver in, weekly or heavy 2"x 11’8". Mint cond, Semi- ing documents & filing w/courts. CHEERFUL & enthusiastic 2 SANDRA KONNER* ahtique. Beaut, colors. $6000. Call Lome for details/ 800-922-2639 or 201-338-3600 for law firms. Must be familiar yr. old & her big friendly dog cleaning, Windows, Also, small Oriental handmade seek aloving. energetic nanny, SPECIALISTS IN w/NJ & Manhattan roads. Com ovens, refrig. 4'x 6’. New. 783-3589. At Smith Barney, we want to meet those professionals who are hungry pensation package on a per FT. N/S. Uve-m/out. Refs HO M E & ESTATE SALES req'd. 655-0180. enough to really want more. We are especially interested in talking with trip basis w/guaranteed mini­ Old Fashioned We wilt sell the contents of SKIIS: K-2 ' TRC, 190cm. mum. Pis call 201-744-2005 to your home or estate •top sales professionals, CPAs, attorneys and entrepreneurs, Professionals CHILDCARE/Housekeeping 3 Cleaning w/marker. M40 bindings. Good schedule interview. IN ONE WEEKEND' . condition. $125. Call Peter who are ready to substantially increase their previous earnings by selling a aftemoons/wk. for total of 16- 890-5791 201-783-7172. broad array of financial services including stocks, bonds and mutual funds. 18 hrs. Drive 2 school-age kids REAL ESTATE to activities, do cleaning & It’s time to work for yourself. Which is a very good reason to talk with us. SNOW BLOWER: 5HP, 24". STRAIGHT TALK laundry. 744-4680. Complete Liquidation Service $900 or BO. Call Mi. Kennedy Our training program will provide you with the enhanced skills, the knowl­ How to become successful, CONTINENTAL CHILDCARE/companion 744-3135.- edge and the experience you need to accomplish your goals. All we ask is how much can you earn, 575-1665 what a typical day is like, Wknd work avail. D/L a must DOMESTICS TRUCK LOADS of kitchen that, you have several years sales/business experience and a dauntless . why training is vital, how to Call 201-564-5263 betw. 9am- NANNIES cabinets.Quaker Maid Custom, entrepreneurial spirit, Well become a licensed Realtor. 5pm, Iv. dear, detailed msg. HOUSEKEEPERS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bath vanities, marble tops. Gas Call Steve Janett COMPANIONS/ ranges. Disc', prices. Installa­ 201-239-7700 CHILDCARE 2-3 days/wk in HOME HEALTH AIDES tion optional. Paterson Stove & SmithBarney The Prudential my Cedar Grove home lor 1 yr Days 201-857-8538 Kitchen Center 684-3400. where you’re going... Janett Real Estate old. N/S, reliable transp, Eng. Eves 201-509-7806 HOLIDAY CLEARANCE SALE spkng. To start Jan. 2. Must 571 Bloomfield Ave., Verona than where you’ve been! TUPPERWARE REAL ESTATE-Our busy rental have exc. ref's. Lv. msg. at ONE DAY ONLY irs here! Our new dept, needs additional rental 857-1418. DAYCARE N my Glen Ridge Saturday, DECEMBER 3,1994,10am-2pm. An equal opportunity employer. A Member of TravelersGroupt HOUDAY catalogue filled specialist.. training available. home at a reasonable .rate in Picture frame manufacturer has 1000's of ready with wonderful gifts, new Excellent opportunity lor CHILDCARE w/some light excellent area. Refs, avail. made and photo frames at below wholesale prices. products & lots more! To growth. Call Judy Zinn,' housekeeping 2 days per Playground setting. 744-3993. Di scount custom framing available. request our catalogue, for week. Must have valid Driver's HELP WANTED COMMERCIAL Prudential Zinn Associates FRAME FACTORY OUTLET product information, re­ Lie. & refs. req. Call 857-1 590. DAY CARE FOR your in- REALTORS. 744-5544. 65 Walman Avenue placements or orders DATA ENTRY POSITION: P/T, fant/toddler in my Upper please call: COOK DINNER for 2 adults (Off Hazel St), CLIFTON, 201-772-0028 Upp Mlc firm has an opening. RECEPTIONIST/ Montdair home. Full time only. 201-509-0469 and dean house. 3 days a wk, Refs, avail. C4« 201-746-9048. Computer input background CLERICAL 5:30PM-8:30PM or 6PM-9PM. req'd. 5 hrs. 'per day, 4 day, O Pf Mlltfi SOON Must have car. 239-7606. GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE flex. Call Andrea at 783-6300. DO YOU NEED help with SUNQUEST WOLFF TAN­ Immediate full time opening parties, transportation or NING BEDS New Commerlcat- HIRING NOW! DENTAL OFFICE receptionist: in Livingston insurance ENERGETIC, Caring, rasp, in­ housesitting during the holi­ APT SALE-Furn, art, books, SOFA, Danish dresser, mirror, Home Units From $199.00. dividual wanted to care lor our P/T. Pleasant fast learner for agency. Knowledge of' days? Call Emma at 744-0847. bric-a-brac, lots of terrific stuff! Encydopedia Brittanica, type­ Lamps-Lotion-Accessories. two great kids, 7 & 3. Live private W. Orange practice. Macintosh helpful. Call Designer clothes size 10. Call writers, clothes, linens, Monthly payments low as restaurant concepts commute L A*/7 Call 201-736-7095. Susan at 201-992-6300. in/out, N/S w/valid Driver's Lie ENGLISH‘ .MOM will babysit 783-5300, ext. 127. 12/3, 8am- costume jewelry, piano, step $18.00. Call Today FREE NEW and recent refs. 744-9100. your child in her Glen Ridge 12pm. stods, gen. hshld items & hi-fi Color Catalog 1-800-462-9197. m pmt^JbeB«ikti^Ktmrntni\a^j^e^ DENTAL HYGIENIST-Tired ol SALES/ADVERTISING. The home. PT preferred. Refs & records(33 & 78), prints, 1H2: TIME babysitter wanted your job? Work in a friendly, NJPA seeks to add a top-flight avail. 429-0956. BIG CHRISTMAS SALE-Sat paintings & watercolors. Sat. 9- WOODWORKING TOOLS: sales pro to represent NJ’s dai­ to care for children (5 mo. A 3 12/3, 9am-6pm. Montclair 4pm. 5 Glenside Terr, Up. Mtc. Ryob; 2 1/4 hp plunge rooter: warm & cheerful dental office. yr. old) in my home. Lite hskpg. Cedar Grove Dentist is looking- ly and weekly newspapers EUROPEAN hskprs looking for Women’s Circle, 33 Woodland Ryob; 3 x 21 var. speed through its statewide advertis- Reis req'd. Hrs. 8:30-5:30pm. Ave, MTC. off Maple Ave, opp. TOYS. 7 KID'S Worth. Yard sander: Leigh 24 in. Dovetail Join us now as w amrinuf our grouth. txperiencea for a personable & friendly N/S. Call 201-744-1047. eldercare & hshld work. Pis. Hygienist to work 1 or 2 days a ling network(NJ-ADS). The call Barbara at 201-827-6105 Glenfield Park. Crafts, gift climber, Tyke coupe, W/D, gig w/video; Delta 12" planer;- plus, but not necessary. wk. Excellenl pay. 239-5400. * deal candidate' is a well- msg. Agency. items, tine glassware, Mary wagon,many many more. 12/4, grizzle 6 1/4 joiner; delta car­ organized, profl, aggressive" HOUSEKEEPING/Childcare: Kay Cosmetics, gift wrap, 10-2.24 Skytop, Cedar Grove. bide dado set. Call 239-4774 Family seeks pleasant lady for DENTAL ASSISTANT ..Full­ self-starter who loves to sell in CHILDCARE-registered day wreaths, jewelry, plus-size clo­ hskpg, help w/children. Must time. -Oral surgery office,: person. Newspaper sale exp. is thing, x-size bras & pantyhose, VERONA: 28 Elk Rd. Sun., WOOD STOVE: VERMONT love kids. Live in/out. 379-6017 care provider will care lor your Livingston Competitive salary I'pref'd. Based in&jSton, theJ child in-my Upper MTC home. baked goods, ' decorations. 12/4. 9-4pm. Do some Holiday Castings Resolute, excellent pkge indd’s base salary ncerRi Refreshment tor sale. Some­ shopping. Many varied items. condition, accessories too. As­ & benefits 2Q1-226-8575 HOUSEKEEPER/CHILDCARE. Flex. hrs. F/T. 509-9419. fives, expenses and benefits. thing for everyone. Jun. Rugs, some furn.,toys, etc. etc. king $500.201-857-3233 JSMi.nty Chester homq. MVs DOCTOR'S Office' PT. Tele­ Apply in writ'g with compensa- EXP'D Babysitter & companion req'mts to George White. in-. N/S. Exp. rels. some CEDAR GROVE Christmas WRESTLERS/PARENTS. New phone, typing, basic computer English. 908-879-2994. to the elderly. Seeking FT pos. & billing skills req. Re­ NJPA/NJ-ADS, 206 m State Willing to otter you my skills CraftShow. 582 Pompton Ave- 10' foot by 10 foot Drill- sponsible. Call 228-6624. St, Trentop, NJ 08608. No nue. 239-2974. Handcrafted & ing/exercise mats. Call lor HSKPR warned P/T, i M-F w/good refs. Alphia 414-8071. phones calls accepted. EOE. specialty items. Dec. 3, 10- details. Sieve . Sjrellner, afternoons in MTC area, ANTIQUE VICTROLAS- Sold- Experience a plus. Extensive training provided. DRIVERS-Learn to drive with EXP. lady with car is looking 6pm. Well known artists. Repaired- Bought. We also Montclair State University GREAT MY, BENEFITS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT. the best. If you're looking lor a SALES/Marketing: PT/Flexibte references required. Leave Wrestling Coach' H’ome, 201- message at 509-2947: lor housecleaning. Monday, have a large selection of old Management positions require 3 yrs exp, career as a profl truck driver, hours. Busy practice in Verona. Wednesday & Friday, or days. CHILDREN'S Gilt items: Carry records & cylinders for sale. 783-7753, Pager, 201-680- but have no exp., training is Good pay + bonuses. Call Kim cases, caboodles, ornaments, 7237. Apply at the information booth at the MONTCLAIR, P/T babysit- Call 375-8256. 201-746-0728. Mall At Short Hills. avail. J.B. Hunt drivers can 201-857-7463. waste baskets, party favors, average over $2000 monthly ter/hskpr, 20-24 hrs/wk. Must etc..Free personalizing. 12/4, MISCELLANEOUS be exp'd, playful, loving, friend­ HOME HEALTH aide wants ASTONISHING discovery! A Joe's American Bar & Grill their first year'plus exc. bene­ SALES: Earn extra money for companion, babysitting, 10-2.24 Skytop, Cedar Grove. 65 cent tape can make you WANTED fits, call 1-800-2JB-HUNT, the Holidays. 100 new posi­ ly, organized. Able to take inita- The Mall At Short Hills , & create order out of hskpn'g job. Please call any- wealthy. Dodor covers product ALL LIONEL, IVES. AMER­ EOE. Subject to drug screen. tions available. 3 shills. 371-1321. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR at that will dominate health field in Morn/aft/eves. No exp req'd. chaos. Local ref's required. Greenhill Retirement Home. ICAN Flyer & other trains. Col­ 201-509-7588. 21st century. 1-800-787-1587 lector pays top cash prices.-1- $7-$10/hr. Pleasant office. HONEST reliable woman Sat, 12/3, 10-2, 103 Pleasant for free tape. HELP WANTED FILE CLER K Start imnitBd'. Call today. 429- Valley Way, W. Orange. 731- 800-464-4671, 201-635-2058. COMMERCIAL seeks job as childcare, hskpr. Temporary P/T TEMP position until Jan. 1. 2300. Crafts, gifts, antiques, Checkable ret s. 201-675-1943. BARTER BOX Consignment CLOTHES wanted. Good quali­ CAREER OPPORTUNITY with Help with newborn. Call & Ed. toys, jewelry & pictures leave message 201-746-4307. Shop.Tues-Sat.10-5.We accept fy. Boys size 18 mo. winter & Prudential Zinn Associates SALES: P/T-F/T. I need bi­ HOUSECLEANING: Experi- taken with Santa Claus. Summit Medical Group has clothing, hshld goods, etc. 102 24 mo. summer. Also girts 6-9 REALfflflS Unsurpassed pro­ lingual people who speak excellent references. Walnut St. Montclair.744-9698. A GREAT a temporary position avail­ Spanish, French, German, Jap­ RELIABLE babysitter needed CHRISTMAS Bazaar. Little mo. summer. 201-772-3546. fessional' training, nationally able for a file clerk in our every pther Sat. (all day & Honest. Town transportation. recognized' itatn&, -.computeriz­ anese. Korean, Italian, etc, to Falls Methodist Church. 139 Short Hills facility working eve): Refs req'd. Excel, salary. Call Diana 201-628-4837. BEST OFFER, LifeCyde, 4 yrs. DONATE your clothing, furni­ NEW ed -oltice support systems, per­ help expand my business local­ Main St. 12/3. 10-3. Wood- Mon thruS® 9:30am-1pm Call 992-6664 leave message. old. Ski machine. World map, ture, jewelry, furs, cars & bric- sonalized Sales and marketing ly, nationally, and International­ shop,, potpourri, needleworks, for approx 8 weeks. Re­ HOUSE OR APT., cleaning. framed in glass. Electronic a-brac in clean saleable condi­ materials, Ivgh earnfng poten­ ly P/T, 4400-$1000/mo, F/T, crafts, bake table, lunch. sponsibilities include filing Portuguese lady. Good refs. games & cartridges. 6 patio tion to Senior Services Hidden tial, Write Prudential 3nn As­ [$.15Q0-'$4b0Q/mo. from.your Own trans. Call 201-344-8045. chairs. 201-744-6192. of medical records as well home'otrofliea, Will tram Call Treasures Resale Shoppe, 425 sociates REALTORS®, P.O.­ as other related duties. In­ CRAFT SHOW, Sat., Dec 3rd, Bloomfield Ave, Montdair. 744- Box 1560, Montclair, NJ 07042 Dave, 5.09-9798." " EXECUTIVE BABIES. Birth to terested individuals please RN 9:30 am-3:30pm. Our Lady of CHRISTMAS TREE-7 1/2 ft in- 4331. FREE. FURNITURE or phone Judy Zinn 744-5544. eighteen mprtthli toddlers 18 the Blessed Sacrament ctd'g stand. Used 3 yrs. Perfect contact Human Resources SECRETARY/CPA FIRM PICK-UP. Independently owned/oper. Dept., 908-277-8633. HOME C AR E mos.- 3

ANTIQUES ' 'BPEBF «...*.... §11 P S H . . S i S lSlt GRANNY’S A niC ANTIQUES Preview party opens NCJW’s ESTATE SALE: Fum., 1 yr old A.K.C has gilts lor the Holidays- Pic­ sola, matching love seat, uphol "PERSONALITY PUPPIES" MRS. CHAUS IS COMING!! ture frames, lamps,.Bronzes, rocking chair/ottoman. rattan Now there is a NEW WAY to purchase the A.K.C. to your family gathering ... annual art exhibit and sale desk/matching chair, misc. Crystal, China, Perfume bot­ ‘.Home Raised‘ Local Vet certified tles, Hummels, Porcelain stat­ . For the general public the show lamps, prints, microwave, ‘Healthy Happy Puppy: you've been looking for She'll bring cookies and stories to delight. A preview party from 5 to 7 ues, clocks, sm. boxes, Silver, tables. By app't thru 201-744- in your own community. ‘New Jersey Private will be open from 1 to 8 p.m. Sun­ cigarette cases, plates, tea Call Mrs. S.C. p.m. Saturday for emerald, 4100, Joan Hoonhout (Upper Breeders'located in: diamond and. gold benefactors will day, 1 to 5 ^ , 01. .and 7 to 9 p.m. cups, mirrors, vases, pottery, Canine Designs . •. 201-746-2836 punch bowls, paintings, Silver open- the 40th anniversary of on Monday 'and Tuesday ana 10 688 Bloomfield Avenue ! ) • < ' a-, op. to 2 p.m. on its final day, MATTRESS/Box Spring. Brand tea sets, jewelry. Antique $ “NCJW Focus on Art," a sale and' Marcasite, Antique beaded pur­ 201°239-7200 • BUSINESS CAROS ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday. General admission is new in box. Must sell, Can ses, gilts for men 8 much exhibition of art works sponsored deliver. $85.256-2526. Breed availablity: Bichon Frise. Chihuahua. by the National Council of Jewish $5 for adults and $3 for senior mprel 142 Franklin Tpk.. Mah- 'Champion sired* Cocker - Spaniels, "magnificent" j GREAT SCOTT! IT'S MAGIC! wah, NJ. 201-529-5516. Open Women, Essex County Section. citizens and students. Children MOVING everything must go! Siberian Huskies (electric blue eyes or split). From ti Comedy Magic at \h best. under 12 years ofij age will be Living room, dining room, den, 10-6, 7 days/wk.'Closed this $350 $800. . ir Featuring 'Thurston" the magi­ The sale and exhibition is being Sunday for Auction.. I kitgien & 3 bedrooms. Call cal macaw. Available tor chil­ held at the Jewish Community admitted at no charge. 201 -239-8486: dren's or adult parties. For into, Center at 760 Northfield Avenue, More than 2,000 works includ­ EDUCATIONAL — ::FETtf'v * BUSINESS CARDS 9 call SCOTT DRUKKER 201- West Orange. ing paintings, photography, art NEW KITCHEN Cabinets, mj 744-8332, anytime. £ glass, antique posters, jewelry, CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH k JO N E KLU N D Following the preview party the boxes, Oak, 1/2 contractors A4B RUBBISH . REMOVAL animation cels, judaica and sculp­ price. 201-746-3471. lessons taught by BI-LINGUAL Metal, wooef. Residential- paint "restorations OOROTHY of dot your facel -show will be open from 7 to 10 speaker in your home. Call cans, unwanted items, etc. Call % Can plan your little darlings p.m. an $ 18 admission charge. ture will be on display. - tom Davis 201-783-0825. Bpr SOFA-, loveseat, arm chair, col- j|T HANDLl 20f-743-‘1872,7 days q week, j, kitchen next birthday party. Face paint­ fee table, on treated, solid pine # 201-450-7030. ing, singing, games, or even a • Painting • frame, pink cushions. Asking (\V WITH CARE N4H RUBBISH Removal .4 C binets inte- teddybear tea party, (Other $400 obo. 201-783-6457, eves. KIDS K-12 Alterschool classes Hauling. House, garage, attic 4 n ir & exterior S Light themes avail.) Weekday party Dreyer receives in videp/multi-media computing basement. Reas, rates. Call repairs A plastering discount. 746-2256 - SQFA'S-2,3 sealer, $75 each, now terming for Spring' ses­ BETSY DAUS 675-5754. S Lead paint removal loveseat, $50. Exc. 'cond. 7 sion. Call 429-0088. PIANIST/SYNTHESIZER, award from Jewish federation 746-7483 John St., Summit.- 908-273- 201-744-9260 ATTENTION)! APT. Sing-atongs/Easy . listening MATH: TUTOR. Grades 8-12, - an organization comprised of those 3370, eves/wknds. PET SITTING OWNERS/LANDLORDS! 7 $150 hr. Make your party per Edward L. Dreyer of 15 Troy algebra thru pre-calculus, DON’T LOSE RENT! h fed. Mark Paulson; 328-0750 Drive, immediate past president of who create sizable endowments for S.A.T. prep in your home by SOLID. ROCK maple colonial DOG TRAINING READYHOME prepares " the Jewish Community Foundation the benefit of the Jewish Com­ China cabinet. Dimpled glass exp. teacher. Ref's. 966-6966. your vacant rental apts. for 6 INCREDIBjggjLIZABETH! In­ munity Foundation, the United your next tenant. 1 call 1 of MetroWest, received the annual inserts. Exc. cond. $600 or BO. Serving the Montclair area credible Elizabeth' Incredible PRIVATE TUTOR avail, tor does it all. Insured ' 4 7 Endowment Achievement Award ' Jewish Federation of MetroWest 509-8360 or 783-31 M jH H since 1982 Elizabeth! Seen on Regis & reading/writing, math/study bonded. 201-643-4336. * or the United Jewish Appeal. Bonded Sally! Finally personalized at- at the recent general assembly of WIDDICOMBE Ft Prov. 5-pc. skills. MA in learning dis lordable Astrology lor New the Council of Jewish Federations. abilities. 27 yrs. exp. Specialist cherry bedroom set (Queen- Year, birthday. Gilt. Free bongs Mr. Dreyer, who heads his own Gitner named size bed), carved fireplace jn primary grades. 239-9149. 1 PET SITTING tor calling-1-800-456-6655. mantle. Pi. Bristol lamps, hand- investment firm, was cited at the painted & signed. 744-8884. RECORDING Engineer/radio DAILY DOG WALKING assembly for his work in modify­ to fashion institute announcer on the job training Bob'sljobs ‘ PUBLIC NOTICE ing the foundation’s investments, In, local recording advisory board OFFICE FURNITURE resulting in greater asset growth studios/statiote. PT, night* Docket No 14',863-C Gerald L. Gitner of 8 Arlene wknds. No exp. req d. - Free Receipt no 53T2N?R and for making "substantial per­ BLACK Steelcase desk, chair, brochure and recording tells ) estimates. 201-509-1328 Date: November 10.1994 sonal investments in the Jewish Court has been chosen as a found­ 379-6673 1 No Job !' bookcase and file gabinets, ex­ how. Toll tree, lor. audio ORDER TO LIMITED CREDITORS ing member of the presidential ■ Too Small community now and by the provi­ cellent conditon. Call 744- engineering call 1-800-295- Dated: November 15,1994 Serving , PAINTING sions he has made for the future. ” advisory board of the Fashion 7165,. 4433. For radio announcing ESTATE OF MILAN H HARTZ. Millburn/Short Hills Area DECEASED Pursuant to the order Institute of Technology. call, 1-800-345-2344. Record INT./EXT Long active in the Jewish com­ n to suite your schedules of Maria Vizcarrondo-DeSoto, Sur­ Members of the advisory board ing/Radio Connection, Divi­ rogate ot the County Of Essex, this munity, Mr. Dreyer has served on FURNITURE WANTED When only the very beet CARPENTER/Crattsman Days/Nights/Weekends will provide counsel to the Fashion sions of Career Connections, yrs. exp. Excel, workmanship day made on the application of the the boards of the United Jewish Employer-Trained Alternative will do... Reasonable Rates undersigned, Executrix of said Institute of Technology’s presi­ WANTED Walnut Dining at excel, prices Doors, Federation of MetroWest, the Education. windows, tile work, sheetrock, Call Mike 235-0522 deceased, notice is hereby given to dent, Allan Hershfield. The Room Table ' w/chairs that VERONICA CARRELL creditors of said deceased to exhibit Jewish Vocational Service of gen'I. home repairs. 812-0593. seats 6-8 people. Please call to the subscriber, under oath or affir­ MetroWest and the Anti;-. institute, a unit of the State Uni­ 509-9364. TUTORING mation, their claims and demands versity of New York, confers CERAMIC TILi'/NST^LLED j Defamation League. He and his ALL SUBJECTS 201-748-6770 against the estate of said deceased bachelor and master degrees in the K/COLLEGE New-and repair work No job , within, six months from 'this d; wife are benefactor members of the they will be forever barred from ESL SAT PREP A HOLIDAY Present: This, too small. Jim ■ Britton 575-' , William and Betty Lester Society, study of fashion and related 6373. ’ prosecuting or recovering the industries and professions. COMPUTER DOCTOR: I make INSTRUCTION IN adorable spayed Sbitszu. YOUR OWN HOME Houseoroken, very smart house calls, Home or Busi­ CLOSET REMODEL. Home or .: ness Training, set-up, advice. Call: ELLEN Paving, playful pup-.AtF'up to ft Tuesday Evenings-6:30-9:00 P.M. 201-467-0274 office. Professional, reasonably Call for appt. 201-912-8219. date shots. Full pedigree by Appointment Only w/papers. Must. .be kind & priced. Free estimates. Please f loving to call. Mary 239-6108. call Alan 7B3.-0741. ’ ■ f t • 30 M inute individual, IBM compatibles. $295. We AUTOS L e q a I buy & repair computers, FOB SALE confidential consultation with ADOPT A CAT. "Jane" 4 "Tar-, J ^ p ils N O W 'PLOWING - printers, monitors, drives & Free estimates. Serving f \ volunteer attorney boards. (908) 464 7496. '93 HONDA Civic CX: 2-door, zan". 2 yr old siblings, adopt to­ 5spd manual Vans. AM/FMr- gether, dedawed, female Millburn, Short Hills. Commeri- c Date December 1 1994 Fee $9 50 cass. Exc. cond. & mileage. No cal/Residential. 908-508-1841. c grey/tan/orange, male, grey c ^ A ssistance FURNITURE air 744-6124, all. 6pm tiger, sweet affectionate, REFINISHING DAVID C BOYNTON Painting S "Dinah” 2 yr blk/wht spayed fe­ PUBUC NOTICE 'CASH Paid at your door..Used male, shy but nice. See these Contractor. Int,/Ext., Wallpaper ~ ^ U / ANTIQUE OR NOT cars or mihi-vans wanted. and other cats at PAWS 95 Hanging. 25 years exp. Cald- 1 Local couple will profly re­ Clean or abused, any year, any Walnut St. MTC. Open 7 days well/Montolair area. 746-4457. ( SHERIFF S FILE NO 94-133665 OMEN CALL (201) 994-4994 | .Jram 12-4 Call 746-5212, 'j SHERIFF'S *6ALE store your once beautiful mileage,. Best prices paid. Call SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ I The NCJW Center for Women is a non-sectanan. non-profit oommumty senoce I furniture into treasured Rich first 857-1195, anytime DAVID'S HO M E ‘ SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, -ES­ I sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women Essex County Section 1 ADOPT A DOG. "Chaka" 3 yr possessions.Quality repairs IMPROVEMENT : SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- hand-stripping,refinishing & 1974 T;TOP Corvette. Brown female Shepard, blk/ian, all 11951-93, FIRST FIDELITY BANK. chair caning,Free est. Ref. Sadi. Leather Int. Must see, shots, heart worm negative. Free estimates- Low J N A., N.J. ETC PLAINTIFF mint cond. Many chrome parts, 1 "Dillon, bik Lab mix, adult male, Prices. Interior 4 Exterior J LINDA M. REMO, a/k/a ERUNDA 201-509-1012 75K orig. mi. $9,000.748-4191 adult home prefd. See other Painting, Wallpapering, r REMO AND FRANKLIN A. REMO Sheet Rock, Paneling 4 - a/k/a FRANKLIN REMO, her hus­ BUSINESS OWNERS dogs at PAWS 95 Walnut St. band, ET ALS, DEFENDANTS Ex* FURNITURE craftsm an - 1984 CHEVY . CHEVETTE: MTC. Open 7 days from 12-4. Ceilings. Ceramic & Lino- ‘ ^Ritsh, "Repair, Restoration ■, Runs well Need minpr work. ^746-5212HHBBgBte leum Tiling 748-9438 or f Always be ahead of your competition! Upholstering, Cane, Rush, etc $300. Call 201-743-7092. 1-800-281 9438. <■ Call Steve Izzo, 226-5737. ALLERGY SUFFERER |||| 1986 SAAB 900 turbo. 2 dr. 5 depart w/large alfectionate OURMfHE HOLIDAYS Errot 5 pose for sale by Public Auction, in ANTIQUES spd AC, sunroof Looks & runs Limousine'S&rvice is having a * SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County .main-Goontype cat. Male, neu*; ilMO-281-9438 Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ great. $4100. Call 744-8754. tured w/shots. Free to good hall price of the fares. 10j|j IFICENT . PERSIAN Newark Aiiporl 6 a ll 783-7446 7 day. the 20th day of DECEMBER /feme. 201-680-9232. 1994, at one-thirty P M. (prevailing n Carpet |jjg=® .x.'|| 1984 CAMARO Z28. New tires, ;hest w/carved mirror, 1 | | IMPROVEMENTS Kit' * fully loaded, 8QK mi's., auto, i (ifeE tO Good Home: B’eqisii;- residential. Reasonable The property to be sold is located in cak good cond. Asking $2400, Call' ‘toiiback 6 wk e ad„ rr$£. ,chensi_4 Baths, tooling, painL f the Township of Millburn, County ©f chairs. Chinese: carved 201-239-13624. cat,.744-1634. mg. etc. Snow plowing. Free f Essex and State of New Jersey e. 201-744-8884 est Fully insured-77 j-1494 ’• Commonly known as 484 Old Short Hills Road. Millburn. New Jersey SUPER ANTIQUE & ESTATE 1986 TOYOTA Celica: 5speed. GREAY’DE«HB|f (assessed as 909 South Orange Av­ Young male. G. Shep.. mix. ENVIRON Waste Mgml Free 7 'jJfidTr^S^^AYj^ESEM J Loaded.-'Great condition Me­ eskmates^®i on removal ofi if enue, Millburn, New Jersey) BER 4 2 pm - Preview 1 pm. chanic owned. $4000, neg. Call: abandoned by owner. Great It- is known and designated as Block personality, gd. w/chldrn 4 debris from 'fismfe, attics^'T Guardian Angel Chutoh: - Al-I 201-746-8037. 4303, Lot 16; r‘ I other dogs. Nbw at Humane yards, gars, e'e fie 7;4l 11;\: Y £) The dimensions are approximately lendale Ave„ Oil Rte. 17, Al-I 140 feet wide by 208 feet long. lendale, NJ., Hilttes -French I 1990 TOYOTA Camry: 4 door, Scty. Tony, 338-4644, aft. '■BPJv'J-- Fill Your Home With c Nearest cross street: Situate at the Mobller Grandfather's and auld., A/C, AMiFM/cass, 76k Beautiful Sound For The c intersection, of the northerly line of Other clocks, 19c Blanket miles, exc. condition. Car ir Holidays! 1 South Orange Avenue with the chest w/drawer, 18C Windsor NJ. $6,900. Call 212-988-2184 HOLIDAY KITTENS. Females, easterly line of Old Short Hills Road chair, Huge Pine hutch,cherry $38. males. $25 Free spay- Prior Htin(s): None ing/neutering included. 509- 1 Custom audio components ; A full legal description can be found schoolmaster desk, 2 nice sec:-1 1991-.Ford lT2uf,us. GL wagon. designed-^MihsiaHeOrtoteifft1 2007 in the Office of the Register of Essex Reach a new select market before your competitor does by retary desks, oak: carved to AC, AM/FM cass., airbag, ABS, your taste. |1 County. death sideboard w/stained rear seal, P/W, P/L, P/Seal, * being the first to introduce your business through IN HOME PET SITTING- pet, Call tor Consultation 1 A deposit of 10% of the bid price in glass top, Sideboards w/- CC, .extended warr., new Mich, cash or certified funds is required at Getting To Know You’s exclusive new homeowner welcoming program. tires, great cond. 47K mi., house, plants, etc.- One tee. the time of sale. ,mir/ors, tall, tow and bonnet Other services -Dog walking, INTRACOASTAL chests, wastelands, slant front. I $7400. 744-7448 eves/wkna. AUDIO DESIGN The a|$roximate amount of the pet transp., rets.201-76-3.;36.19.-' ' Judgment to be satisfied by said side by side & other decks, oak Essex Fells, NJ 1 ' C c T f | j u C - T O K M O ^ y O J : For sponsorship details, call chairs, 5 stack bookcase, 1990 ACURA Legend LS: 4dr, sale is the sum of ONE HUNDRED PERFECT ROME PRO­ 201-403-2966. * c SEVENTY EIGHT THOUSAND ------= ----- ^ 1-800-255-4859 hoosier cabinet, princess dres­ leather int., all the trimmings r FIVE HUNDRED NINETY' EIGHT WELCOMING newcomers nationwide ser, rnd 48" ped claw table, tall I ||||sCD player • 66,000 miles TECTOR. All American mixed pup. No sm. children. Fenced, DOLLARS AND SIXTY SEVEN bed. open bookcase w/gallery. Mint cond. A must see tor CENTS, ($178.598 67). together leaded glass sliding door book­ $12,500,680-1611 bef. 8pm. yard. 201*483-2361, after 4PM. FIREW OOD ! with the costs of this sale PUBLIC NOTICE case, super curved glass FREE DELIVERY The Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ 84 TOYOTA Tercel 2DR, READY FOR CHRISTMAS. 6 journ the sale from time to time as china. Mission oak - Stickely LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE look rockers, library table, adv hatchback, 4 spd. ' Well mo. old ferfiale West Highland 201-746-3034 ) provided by Law Terrier. Paper 4 crate trained. Newark. NJ November 14.1994 On November 21 1994 the Board On November 21, 1?94, the Board On November 21 1994. the Board table w/origina! folding screen, maintained. 94K, mi. Asking of Adjustment of the Township of of Adjustment of the Township of of Adjustment of the Townshp of AKC champion lines. Call 201- FLOOR SANDING, scraping 4 ARMANDO B FONTOURA. Sheriff art crafts cooper trays signed, $1200. Call 509-2435. ( Stern. Lavmthal. Norgaard Milburn, County of Essex approved Milburn. County of Essex, approved Millburn. County.of Essex, approved nation bisquit company decal, 783-6286. waxing floors. Free estimates j & Daly. the application of Jqanne Scola. 118 the application of Prototype Models. the application of Bruce & Debbie 86 FORD Tempo. 4 cyl. 4 dr Call G, 4 G. f loor Mainten-' 1172312/1.8 15.1994 Fee $75 72 Hobart Avenue. 'Short Hills to Inc . 249 Main Street. Milburn, to Howard, 78 Chestnut Street, erect super art crafts lamp brass I SIBERIAN Huskier Inter A.K.C. ‘ w/mica shade, rnd ped dining auto, P/S, AC, AM/FM cass., maintain central air conditioning unit one-story addition on the site ance'201^ N ,;- -s The determination of said Board is table, stands, etc. mahjog: vict. runs great, clean In & out. guaranteed. (On the small The determination of said Board is mirrored sideboard, banquet 104K mi, brand new vans. As­ FRANK SCALZITTI ROOFING. * PUBUC NOTICE side). Champion stock. Ex­ Rooting repairs, patching spe- now on file in the office of .the wbfgl table, 8 carved chip chairs, king $1000. Cali 509-2960. c struction Official and is available for tremely sweet 4 friendly! cialist. Reasonable rales. 201- n Receptno 5300N/R other dining tables, sets of Wonderful with children. Crys­ chairs, super secretary desk, At pays $i0-$l0k. cash tor all 345-4567, 201#7g^lL09, ' « Date November 10.1994 Helen S Merle tal blue eyes 4 split. $300. 201- super carved french armoire, cars, trucks, junks & late model ORDER TO-LIMITED CREDITORS ' Secretary/Clerk to the 239-7200. Ask for Shawn. Dated: November 15.1994 1920 Q/Ann highboy, Chip­ wrecks. Running or not. High FURNITURE MOVING: bsm'U F Secretary'Clerk to the Secretary/Clerk to the Board of Adjustment attic cleaning, lawn maim,, F ESTATE OF GERALDINE WELCH Board ot Adjustment Boart} of Adjustment pendale chest on chest 6' .su­ miles o.k. 812-9174,24 hrs. . a/k/a GERALDINE E WELCH. Pub Dec 1.1994 Fee $6 12 Pub Dec 1 1994 Fee $6 12 per inlaid' dressers, pairs of I PIANO TUNING! * snow removal No job loo small. ( DECEASED Pursuant to the order 201 -676-0161, Franklyn stands. MIT tables, super 9 P. BMW 318i. 1985. 5 speed. PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRS: of Maria PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE bedroom set, vict. MIT tables, 100k + miles. Good condition Also available tor piano playing GENERAL HOME Improve- SHERIFF S FILE NO 94-134146 cedar chest (carved) MIT con­ but needs some work. $3,900. at house parlies. Damien Del SHERIFF S FILE NO 94-134367 SHERIFF S FILE NO 94-133766 sole w/carved lady, Sheraton Call 201-667-597-2; Iv.msg. ■ ment 4 Mamt For all your car­ SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFF S SALE SHE RIFF'S SALE Russo. 403-1558 or 857-0083. I ASSOC. 325-1676 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ side board, Italian olive wood pentry, painting, masonry, J SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER­ plumbing, tiling, root repair. SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION . ES­ SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. ES­ SEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ES­ bombe chest, mahog. stack HASSLE FREE SELLINGI Top MUSICAL SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- dollar paid. High miles okay. Free est. Call Arthur 7B3-5145. 5 SEX COUNTY . DOCKEt NO. F- SEX COUNTY. DOCKET NO F- bookcase, Chippendale bench, INSTRUCTION iOST> FOUND 2851-94, RESOLUTION TRUST 14050-93. CENTERBANK MORT­ 19549-91, CITIBANK. NA.. super corner etagere w/carving Any condition. Call tor free GAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF -VS- PLAINTIFF * VS- RENE ALTEON, ALL BRASS 4 Woodwind les­ HANDYMAN for ali.your home CORPORATION, AS CONSERVA­ eastlake etagere large 50x72 quotes. 201-887-5909. TOR FOR CARTERET FEDERAL YUSSEF S ALI, | f;vALS. SINGLE, ET ALS, DEFENDANTS. hall stands: mirrored oak & sons, (sax, dar„ flute, trumpet, repairs 4 improvements. .Car­ SAVINGS BANK. PLAINTIFF - VS - DEFENDANTS Execution For Sale Execution for Sale of Mortgaged JAGUAR. 85 XVS, excellent etc.). Exp'd. teacher, reason­ pentry. tile, paint, sheetrock. EDUARDO \VELOSO -AND of Mortgaged Premises mahog, vie. loveseats, against the subscriber. couched, fireside chairs, 19c condition. Garage kept. $8900. able rates. Paul,201-857-4285. etc. Call 857-9779. ARMINDA P. VELOSO, HIS WFE, By virtue of the above stated writ qf Raymond Bodnar ET ALS, DEFENDANTS Execution Execution, to me directed. I shall ex­ Execution to me directed, I Shall ex­ mammy s bench, empire dres­ Please call alter 5PM, 908- 1130 Route #202, Suite 4B DISCOVER PIANO w/qual for Sale of Mortgage Premises pose for sale by Public Auction, in pose for sale by Public Auction, in ser. loot stook etc. library 769-7283. HOME | Raritan, N J 08869 SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Essex County SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Essex County tables, triple file cabinet 16 exp'd teacher/performer. All Attorney Courts Building in Newark, on Tues­ levels. Free intro, lesson. IMPROVEMENTS n ne directed. I shall ex- drawer. Deco: complete MONTCLAIR AUTO SALES. 1-908-704-0990 by Public Auction, in day. the 27th day of DECEMBER. bedroom set, super chrome Buyers & Sellers of used cars. Susan' Church. M.M. West- Window Replacement b Thomas M Welch SHERIFF'S OFFICE, the 27th day of 1994. at one-thirty P M. (Prevailing . minister Chdir Coll 509-0942. Insulation S 18 Tennyson Drive DECEMBER, 1994 at one-thirty glass lamp, elm burl vanity, We make selling your car pa'sy. Short Hills. NJ 07078 etc... aphthocary chest, corner Call tor tree quote 783-4880. Porches/Garages/Decks F P.M. (Prevailing Time) The property to be sold is located in Property to be sold is located in the Baths/KitchensBasements e ExecutOf CITY OF NEWARK, in the County of Township Of Maplewood, County of chairs, many prints and paint­ GUITAR! Learn rock, alterna­ Property to be sold is located in the Date December 1.1994 Fee $9.50 City of Newark in the County of Es- Essex and State of New .Jersey. Essex, state of New Jersey. ings, great vie. music stand. 3 STATION/AIrporl car. 82 Mer­ tive, blues, classical, etc. From R; Damien Fusco, Bachelor of . Professional Work New Jersey Commonly known as 42-44 11th Av­ Premises commonly known as: 39 p. Ir clock set, cherry tea cart, cury Lynx wagon. 85K ml. Stick Commonly known’as 215 1/2 Gar- enue , Newark. New Jersey 07107 Jacoby Street, Maplewood, NJ, Tax shift. $500 obo. Call 744-3335. , Music. Call 201-736-4289 At Affordable Prices a PUBUC NOTICE rockers. Lionel trains, toys, 7 ■ 201-696-8818 - Newark. NJ 07104. Tax Lot No 4 in Block No. 1810 Lot 373, Block 455 quilts, sterling candlesticks, Tax Lot 7 in Block No 528 The dimensions are approximately DIMENSIONS (Approximately) 35 sterling charger. 5 piece cull TOYOTA Camry, 92 XLE V6. PIANO LESSONS: Your home. LEGAL NOTICE DIMENSIONS of lot (approximately) 99.00 feet wide by 37 00 feet long. feet x 100 feet HUSBAND TOO BUSY? I will NEAREST CROSS STREET: 465 glass, bronzes, bust of Longfel­ Top o! range with ABS. Good, Noted teacher/musician, M.A. um novdmber 21, 1994, the Board by 100 feet long. Nearest cross street: Situate at the Carnegie recitals. .Begin-adv'd. do all jobs at your house. Re­ of Adjustment of the Township of Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the SOUTHERLY side 11th Avenue, feet from Springfield Avenue low, Venetian and oilier mir-:| condition. Beige. 39K miles. place medicine cabinets, $16,900. Call 744-1145. Michael Palmieri, 748-6462. Milburn, County of Essex, approved easterly side of Garside Street, dis- 62 50 feet from the WESTERLY side A full legal description can be found rors, super French marquette window sash weights, wood the application of Maurice M. Weill, southerly side of SOUTH 16th Street at the Office of the Register of Essex table, 6 & H floor lamp, super' ■ STUDY PIANO with qualified 4 porches 4 wood steps. Repair Trustee, for property located at 306 Of Taylor Street A full legal description can be found County French vanity w/brass gallery, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in the Office of the Register of Essex A deposit of 10% of the bid prioe in exp'd. piano teacher, specializ­ stuck doors, leaky faucets, etc. Main Street, Milburn, to convert sec­ legal description can be found Slickley chair; Karastan & other Bill, the Handyman 239-2B92. ond floor on the site to professional of the Office of the Register of Essex cash or certified funds is required at rugs. Very incomplete due to ORGAN w/bench. good cond.. ing in beginners ot all ages. the time of sale. MM Manhattan School of early mailing. Furnish your 2 level keyboard, must see. As­ . JACK OF ALL TRADES j of 10%‘of the bid prioe in The approximate amount of the king $150. Call 201-509-9488 Music. Diane Moser. 783-9501. >rtified funds is required1#! Judgment to be satisfied by said entire home! Stlckley chair, and ODD JOBS The approximate amount of the sale is the'sum of TWO HUNDRED after 5:30 or wknds anytime. the time of sale. much much much more!!1 BUSINESS CARDS Painting, carpentry, roof inspection during normal I Judgment to be satisfied by said TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUN­ Cash. VisayMC/DiScoVer, Cks repairs. , Attics, cellars, sale is the sum of NINETY THOU­ DRED SEVENTY FOUR DOLLARS - 10% premium - Snack Bar - PIANOS FOR SALE a g r TYPES OF HOME yards, gutters cleaned. Air i the sum of SIXTY SEVEN SAND EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY AND NINETY SEVEN CENTS Delivery - Into: 201-529-5516. REPAIRS and remodeling. cond's Driveway sealer. Secretary/Clerk to the THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SIX­ FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY ($212,574.97) together with the cost Granny's Attic PIANO: Steinway model M Painting, sheet rocking, car­ Mtc., Verona, Cedar Grove Board of Adjustment TY SIX DOLLARS AND TWO CENTS, ($90,855.50), together with of this sale. 142 Franklin Tpk., Mahwah, NJ areas only. 1994 Fee:$6.12 CENTS, ($67,266.02), together with the costs of this sale, The Sheriff reserves the nght to ad­ Grand, 1978, Walnut,. 1 owner, pentry, etc. Water damage the Sheriff reserves the right to ad­ journ the sale from time to .time as moving must sell. Asking specialist. Larry 783-4216. Tree trimming. journ the sale from time to time as provided by Law. $19,000. Call 20V744-8470. Call Al- 661-3252. provided by Law. Newark, N.J. November 21,1994 ALL KINDS OF Mason work, FAX IT TO US provided by law. Newark, N.J. November 14,1994 ARMANDO B. FONTOURA, Sheriff STEINWAY BABY GRAND, steps, sidewalks, patios^foun­ JAMES M. PRIOR. Car- ' 201 Newark, N.J. November 21,1994 Armando b. fontoura, sheriff SCHWALL & BECKER, Attorneys mahogany. In beautiful condi­ dations, brickwork, bassment penter/Craftsman. Complete ARMANDOS. FONTOURA, Sheriff Shapiro & Kceisman, Attorney Pub:12/l,8,15,22,1994 Fee:$5$.40 tion. $10,000. Call 201-376- waterproofing 4 ceramic tile. home repair 4 improvements. 746-8131 FRANK J. MARTONE, ATTORNEY 11/23 12/1,8,15,1994 Fee:$67.50 Gabriele Masonry 450-5299. Serving MTC area. 744-2755. PubDecI ,8,15,22,1994 Fee:$68.52 December 1,1994 page 20 THE ITEM of Millbum and Short Hills Ails center Public invited to participate in ‘Messiah’ at town church Has exhibit The nuhlic is invited to sing the friends if they prefer. Those who music teacher in the townshipI H Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh choruses in a oerformance of have their own copies of school system who has appeared Chamber Opera Theater. . P_ ... “Messiah" scores are asked to . with the New York Lync Opera, A reception will follow the con­ at library Handel's “Messiah" which will be cert. • . ■ presented December 11 at 7:30 bring them; copies for check-out the Northeastern Philharmonic ? H ie second annual small group show of the MHlbura-Short Hills p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ will be available at the door. O rchestra, the Bach C hoir o f of Latter-day Saints. There will-be Musicians from New Jersey, Arts Center will begin, a month­ The township recreation department long exhibit at the Millbum Public no admission charge. New York and Pennsylvania have operates s municipal Par 3 flojf course Seating at the White Oak Ridge been gathered by the church to . end offers e variety of team sports Library today. Road cnureb will bp by voice form an-ensemble of orchestra, and and other activities to township resi­ Participating artists, chosen by soloists. Among the soloists will dents. Specific information is i 3 7 6 ' - 8 6 S 6 ' lottery, include the township’s part—soprano, alto, tenor or by telephoning 564-7097.- bass—although people may sit with he soprano Barbara Nowicki, a Ann Michels, Alice Hondru of Mountainside,- Phil Kass of West- everything for baby field, Marguerite Patterson of 598 valley road • upper montclair, nj 07043 • 201 -744-5335 r y tia m and Katherine Timarco of Glen Ridge. S un da vM\ Monday I Tuesday ^__ W ednesday Thursday Friday Saturday J th e works of Ms. Michels, who has been on the state’s art scene f - " 1 2 3 for 15 years, reflect her views of out the month^Sk ‘ ' • FREE FREE shipping on Holiday the Great Swamp, southern New < December$§§ be collecting surprise gift a month o f sp e c ia l events 11 Christnuis gifts for the J J all your gifts Refreshments SOLOIST — Barbara Jersey marshes, the NeW England with every coast, the desert and mountains of HOLIDAY HOURS . Jw a C h ild r e rh jf bought today., Nowicki will be the purchase. (ground UPS) the western United States and the Mon. • Frl. 10 - 8 • Sat. 10 - 6 • Sun. 12-4 soprano soloist in Hand­ countryside of this country and 9 1,0 el's "Messiah" December 4 5 6 1 FREE 8 other nations. She. has been a fea­ Receive FREE SANTA SANTA 11 at the Church of Holiday ] Save 20% on all HOLIDAY - shipping on tured artist in North Light maga­ Paddington Bear alLyour gifts mittens with every will be here from will be here from Jesus Christ of Latter- zine and is a member of the Minia­ Refreshments Face Painting jacket or snowsult merchandise bought today; 12:00-3.00. 12:00-3:00. day Saints. ture Artists of America, the Amer­ purchased today. 12:00-2:00 ' (ground UPS) purchased today. ican A rtists’ Professional League and the New Jersey Watercolor 16 Glee club 11 • • 12 13 14 15 ^ Enter our Society. Save 20% MK Flemming will Pick an ornament Receive a FREE Sa ve 20% . Christmas presenting concert SANTA on all Peter Rabbit be personalizing &save 10% or 20% Teddy Bear with on all Spot, , contest & win The Maplewood Glee Club will ‘Nutcracker’ will be here from merchandise frames from on today's every purchase of merchandise a special be presenting “A Winter Evening purchased today. 11:00-2:00 12:00-3:00. purchase $50 or more, purchased today. Christmas present. of Song” at the South Orange mid­ returning to Mill dle School December 10 at 8 p.m. The New Jersey Ballet Compa­ 22 23 24 18 19 2 0 21 Appearing with the glee club ny’s production of Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker," featuring new first MK Flemming will FREE Christmas . Save 20% $10 OFF Christmas We close will be lyric soprano Laara Chist- be personalizing surprise gift arts & crafts on all Madeline any purchase of Story Reading today tiante, a professional actress who, act sets by resident scenic designer frames from with every project merchandise earlier this year, gave three recitals Michael Anania, is returning to the purchased today. $100 or more. 12:00-2:00 at 4:00. 1:00.-3:00 purchase. 2:00 - 4:00 4 at Julliard. Paper Mill Playhouse for the The Maplewood Glee Club is holiday season. Evening performances at 8 25 26 O ur h a lfprice sale under the direction of Robert Diehl, a faculty member in o’clock have been scheduled for D ecem ber 15 through 23 and M erry CLOSED j Starts Tuesday Millburn High School’s music department. December 26 and 27. Matinees C hristm as ° January 3rd Tickets for the December 10 are December 26, 27 and 28 at 3 concert are $6 and will be avail­ p.m. and December 21 and 22 at 4 i n o _i_ • r r n r - /*./«/< a i/V utp/in • nhnna nrders ncrpntpd able at the door. p.m.

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