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Page 21 Pages 18 and 19 Sentinel Serving Northews.co andm South50£ Brunswick Cafferty named new township attorney "I am looking forward to this N.B. council opportunity to come back to North approves Spaulding's Brunswick," Cafferty said. Council President Peggy choice for post Scarillo said that she has a lot of BY DAVE GOLDBERG confidence in Cafferty's ability. Stall Writer "He grew up in North he North Brunswick Brunswick, and he knows the Township Council voted town," Scarillo said. "'I look for- unanimously to appoint ward to working with him. T Everyone thinks he is quite capa- Thomas J. CalTerty as the township's full-time attorney during ble."' Monday night's meeting. Scarillo also said that "Tom obviously has the expe- Cafferty's first undertaking will be rience and expertise to serve the ordinance North Brunswick well," Mayor to name a David Spaulding said in a press police chief release last week. "'I am confident for the town, in his ability to provide the town- which will be ship with excellent legal counsel, presented at and I am certain that the council the next town- will feel the same way." ship meeting on April 16. Cafferty, is a Rutgers University graduate and obtained In the fall, his law degree from the Rutgers the Police- School of Law in Newark. He is in a n " s currently a partner with Benevolent McGimpsey & Cafferty in Thomas J. Association Somerset and serves as general Cafferty flled a petjtion counsel for the New Jersey Press asking the public whether they Association. preferred a police chief or a police In addition, Cafferty has director. The township sued the PBA, contesting the petition was served as township attorney for DAWN MARIE SANNWALDT Franklin and borough attorney for illegal. In January, the township won Todd Quinlan of the South Brunswick Ensemble plays timpani drums at South Brunswick High Milltovvn. Cafferty also served as School Monday evening before the group departed for a festival in Indianapolis. the Planning Board attorney for the lawsuit determining that this South Brunswick, Randolph and petition to place the issue on a Franklin, as well as special coun- public ballot was illegal. The PBA sel for Raritan. appealed the court decision last Residents concerned over S.B. truck ban Cafferty holds several bar affil- month. Last week, Scarillo agreed to a weight limit of 36 tons. "They were having 100 trucks iations and is involved in numer- Those living on the The council recently intro- a day there," Schmalz said, ous professional activities. He is meet with members of the Police Department to hear their side of five roads support duced the ordinance which will explaining that they would use also the author of many published restrict the weight of vehicles on South Middlebush Road in works. the story. Council members lis- the restriction tened to the police and considered New. Alston? Sand Hills, Somerset County to cut across Cafferty, who grew up in the the state to Route 1 in South an ordinance to appoint a police BY CHARLES W. KIM Stanworth and Stillwell roads to tow nship. said he is enthusiastic chief in town. Stall Writer under 36 tons. Brunswick. about serving the council as the "We have been working on South Middlebush Road joins township attorney. outh Brunswick residents Continued on page 7 this for three years," said Public Sand Hills Road at the Route 27 living on streets that were Affairs Coordinator Ron border with South Brunswick. S not included in a recent Schmalz, who recently retired From there the trucks access Index Quote of the week: ordinance claim the measure is from the police department, Route 1 south, according to unfair. Tuesday. Schmalz. Classified 36 "I think this will be the begin- "You are pitting neighbor Schmalz said that the ordi- Schmalz said that the town Editorials 10 ning of a real renaissance in against neighbor," resident Marc nance was in response to resi- asked that the weight restriction Entertainer 27 Kingston." Rubinstein told the Township dents in the Sand Hills Road area be put on to prevent these trucks Letters 10 Council Tuesday night. who complained about solid from passing through the town. Marketplace 33 Charlie Dieterich Rubinstein was one of about waste hauling trucks that were us- The ordinance is set for a pub- Milestones 20 Kingston Task 30 residents who attended the ing the road. lic hearing and final adoption on Police Beat 29 Force member meeting to express their concern According to Schmalz, those April 17. Sports 31 Page 3 that large trucks will seek out vehicles travel down Route 287 However, residents living on their east-west roads instead of from towns in the north on their other township roads fear that the the five roads that will soon have way to Tullytown, Pa. Continued on page 16 Visit Greater Media Newspapers'Web site www.gmnews.com 2 SENTINEL. APRiL 5, 2001 NS

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According to Dietench, the designation and map will make sure that each jurisdic- tion will know how the area should be developed. "Then it will be a consistent plan," he said. The village lies in three municipalities and three counties: South Brunswick, Mid- dlesex; Princeton Township, Mercer, and Franklin Township, Somerset. Franklin Township and Princeton Township border to the west, South Brunswick borders to the north and east, and Plainsboro borders to the south. The configuration has created an ad- vocate organization for the village to deal with the various governments. First called The Kingston Initiative, the group worked with each county and municipality in order to have consistent policies. Dieterich said that it took a while to map out the area because of the unique lay- where the state makes plans," Dieterich out of the village. said. "It is like a spider," Dietench explained, Dieterich said that the village is an with residents living along roads extending important part of regional planning be- out from the main street of Route 27. cause of the converging of roads there. "We wanted to include the local en- "Kingston is on a crossroads in all di- virons that make up the village. You can rections," he said. drive down the road and not see the rural The designation will also help the vil- nature of the village," Dieterich said. lage become eligible for state and federal • ^g^ state and federal registers of Dieterich said that the map, however, grant monies. histonc places. shows the area much better. Dietench said that the other towns have That section, from Raymond Road The designation still requires state cooperated during the last two years of south"to "the" LawrencvYlle"section" of approval, and is scheduled for a hearing in work on the designation. Lawrence, includes the village Trenton later this month. "The other towns have been wonderful That designation will help preserve the That hearing, in front of the Office of in cooperating with us," he said. "I think history of the road in case the state decides State Planning, will be the final step for the this will be the beginning of a real renais- to widen it. designation according to fellow task force sance in Kingston." The road became the first evolved high- member James English Just last fall, a section of Route 27 way to be recognized for its historic nature. "This will mean that Kingston is a place known as the King's Highway was entered No. Bruns. council candidates named for Nov. run hold on the council. schoolteacher who has lived in the com- involved " Dems hope newcomers This year's race munity for nearly 36 years. He is best Weiss has also been involved with can capture majority could change that bal- known for directing township theatrical drama clubs, local soccer and the senior ance of power on the productions for the last three decades. meals program. Weiss served as a vol- BY DAVE GOLDBERG current 4-2 GOP coun- Chandlee also served as the head of Staff Writer unteer with the North Brunswick First Aid cil. several parks and recreation programs. and Rescue Squad for 6 years. emocrats and Republicans in North Ryan is seeking his He also helped his late wife, Ann "This is a great opportunity for me to Brunswick selected their respective second three-year term, Mane, develop the North Brunswick serve a town where I have lived all my candidates for the two open seats and is the only incum- Heritage Festival over many years. life," said Weiss "I'm very excited to be a D bent running for a seat on the Township Council this week. Weiss, 26, has been a resident of North part of this process." The Republican Party selected current this year. Brunswick his entire life. He currently Bamhard, 39, has lived in North Council President works as an executive hotel manager for council Vice President Leo Ryan and Adam Weiss Brunswick for the last 14 years. He works David Bamhard. Peggy Scarillo said she the Hilton chain. as a salesman for a graphic-arts supply GOP incumbents Paul Pappas and is not seeking another term because she "I think it is important to get the youth company. Bamhard also serves on the wants to spend more time with her family. involved in North Brunswick politics," said William Goldstein lost their bid for re- Zoning Board and the Open Space election to Democrats Francis "Mack" Meanwhile, the Democrats have se- Vito Puleio, Democratic chairman. "Adam lected challengers Bruce Chandlee and Weiss is going to be a young Democratic Committee. Womack and Carlo Socio in last year's Bamhard was the Republican campaign election, breaking the GOP's unanimous Adam Weiss as their candidates. candidate just as Carlo Socio was last year. Chandlee, 66, is a retired Monroe We trying to get the youth to become more manager last year. NS

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i-.••-.»;•**• •-•« 1 O SENTINEL APRIL 5, 2001 NS Opinion Battle brewing over weight ordinance outh Brunswick residents liv- trucks on their roads ing on roads not named in a Many of them are dump trucks, S recent ordinance proposal according the residents. think it is unfair. This ordinance will not apply to That ordinance would restrict these trucks at all. vehicles weighing more than 36 The solid-waste trucks use Sand tons from five township roads. Hills Road because it is convenient, While this will bring relief to giving them a straight path from residents who have worked hard for Route 287 to Route f. the ordinance for the last three While some of these vehicles years, it is creating a fear in resi- may spill over to the other roads dents on other roads that the trucks once the ordinance becomes law, will seek them out once the ban many will likely go to larger roads goes into effect. to access Route 1. About 30 of these residents dis- Eventually the township would cussed their concerns during like to ban these trucks from all the Tuesday's council meeting. roads in South Brunswick. N.B. school board member has served with dedication and dignity The purpose of the ordinance is Officials are poised and ready to ark Balaban's letter on and in his letters to newspapers), impasse such as this. Strange mat to stop solid-waste trucks from do the required studies and to peti- March 29 regarding the and has shown efforts to move for- Balaban would have you believe using a convenient shortcut through tion the state for those roads as well. North Brunswick school ward. that Grimm refuses to cooperate, Even though there are presently M the township as they head south to board elections saddens me. His Maintaining his own beliefs rather than factor into the equation Tullytown, Pa five roads named in the ordinance, inclusion of Bob Grimm along with does not make Grimm uncoopera- these two newer members as the The vehicles that are targeted by others will be added as time goes Rita Goldstein and Barbara Snepar tive. 1 am so puzzled by Balaban's more likely source of the disharmo- the proposed ordinance are just on. makes me question Balaban's unusual attack on board candidates, ny. passing through the township. Defeating this ordinance now motives. especially those regarding Grimm, Currently and during his prior This ordinance will not apply to will only delay the process and Just this past November, I heard who is throughout his heart and two terms, Grimm's behavior has dump trucks or trucks with a deliv- leave an already dangerous situation Balaban encourage the Board of soul a good man. reflected his integrity and profes- ery or pickup on those roads. in place. Education to recognize Grimm's During these stressful times, sionalism. I hope the community- That is an important distinction. This ordinance should be passed potential and accept his appoint- and unlike the other incumbents, at-large recognizes that Grimm has Residents on Raymond and by the council. As many residents ment and experience regarding fa- Goldstein and Snepar, Grimm has served us with a voice of reason, Henderson roads have complained have stated, we must start some- cilities issues. Throughout the past never lowered himself to name- dedication and dignity, and that they since the fall that there are too many where. several months, Grimm has calling and mudslinging. will support him with their vote. remained undisputedly courteous In all the years Grimm has been Michelle King (during meetings, press interviews, on the board, we have never seen an North Bnmswick North Brunswick resident feels misquoted Don't let PAC men cover Soutb Brunswick witb new developments act: A large residential devel- Fact: This county political Fact: The PAC zone will, among ast week the Sentinel pub- out children who may be improp- oper pays a seven-figure sum machine provides the overwhelm- other things, permit as many as 24 lished an article on the erly attending the township for the former Metroplex ing majority of campaign financing units per acre in apartments. This is L North Brunswick school schools as nonresidents. Fland on Route 1, which is presently for the local Democrats. astounding. budget which incorrectly quoted I pointed out that this would an industrial zone. Fact: Our local Democrat-con- Fact: You can make a difference. me. I never said, "I suggest you be a wise investment if it can Fact: This developer made huge trolled government is in the process The Planning Board will be dis- spend more money to support the reduce the more than 250 nonres- contributions outright and through of writing an ordinance to allow a cussing the "merits" of the PAC schools," as the Sentinel pub- ident students we presently have. its affiliated companies to the coun- new zone called PAC, which stands zone at its meeting on April 11 at 8 lished. The proposed budget repre- ty Democratic political machine. for Planned Adult Community. p.m. Please attend this meeting if I complimented the board and sents a cost per student of $9,300. (To be fair, it did make a modest Remember the land the developer you care about South Brunswick. [interim superintendent] Frank Any reduction in the student $1,200 contribution to my cam- paid seven figures for? When (his Don't let the PAC men gobble Sinatra about one particular budg- count could potentially offset paign, although this pales in ordinance gets passed, the develop- up South Brunswick! et line item which has the poten- budget increases, which in turn comparison and did not buy any er will cash in by having it rezoned Joe Del Guercio tial to reduce our costs over the translates to less of a tax increase favors.) as a PAC zone. Dayton section of South Brunswick long term. for township residents. The new budget calls for the hiring of an additional part-time Brian M. Bender North Brunswick board members are far from civil, says resident attendance investigator to seek North Brunswick he North Brunswick bad, calling Linwood a place where Daingerfield are running on a plat- Education Association presi- the "inmates are running the asy- form of "civility." Their comments dent is promoting two candi- lum." were not civil or responsible, and Sentinel Tdates who are wrong for our Board Modell's and Daingerfield's certainly do not reflect the feelings Charles W. Kim of Education. Jordan Modell, mar- statements are irresponsible. I of most parents and children. Editorial: 358-5200 Ext. 8226 MANAGING EDITOR Fax. 780-4192 ried to a guidance counselor who expect a certain level of behavior Creating a platform for a cam- Doug McKenzie works at the high school, might from a board candidate. They paign at the expense of Linwood is Display Advertising: 358-5200 SPORTS COORDINATOR learn more about our schools before should be knowledgeable about unfair. I will not be voting for either Fax: 780-4257 publicly attacking them. He's lived issues and willing to learn about of them on April 17.1 cannot trust Gregory Bean issues they know nothing about. they will exercise proper judgment Classified: (800) 660-4ADS EXECUTIVE EDITOR in North Brunswick for a couple of Fax: 780-4678 years and doesn't have a child at They should also have the com- on many other important issues. E-mail: [email protected] Kevin Wittman Linwood, yet he has the audacity to mon sense and decency not to I'll be voting for Rita Goldstein PUBLISHER make inflammatory statements unfairly and publicly criticize our and Barbara Snepar. They have Delivery problems? about our school. schools or teachers. I have three shown the parents and the commu- Call circulation at 254-7004 nity that they are dedicated to our before noon on Friday. He states that there are many children, all of whom have had "bad things" there, and the students good experiences at Linwood and children, and are willing to work The Sentinel is published Thursday by A Greater Media Newspaper were taught by dedicated and hard- hard to solve problems and not cre- the Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box are "terrified" to go to school. 5001, Freehold, N.J. 07728. First-class John Daingerfield, running for a working teachers. All were fully ate them. They are the best choice prepared for high school and are for our children. mail subscription available at $72 for LVf VERIFIED third time, shows us once again that 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. he is ill-suited for a seat on the now successful students. Karen Terranova board. His statements were just as Ironically, Modell and North Brunswick NS SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 1 1

• J&H Dinettes > J&H Dinettes' J&H Dinettes* )&H Dinettes» J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes ' J&H Dinettes • Elect members concerned with school Issues ob Grimm, a candidate for re-elec- priority in North Brunswick. It won't be if tion to the Board of Education, says Grimm is elected. B there are more important issues than Rita Goldstein, Barbara Snepar and finding a new superintendent of schools in Curt Knstjanson are the candidates I am North Brunswick. voting for on April 17. Not only is hiring a Like what? superintendent a top priority for them, they 6usfmulJJad& (Boot/is A superintendent is the person charged support Rimmer for the position with providing leadership and vision in a We need board members like school district. What is more important Goldstein, Snepar and Kristjanson to make than leadership and vision? certain we hire a superintendent and move Unfortunately, Grimm has passed on on to other issues, like the education of our hiring our very own Dr. Robert Rimmer for children. superintendent. Rimmer is not only qualified to be superintendent, he is a certified Robin N. Richards school business administrator and the prin- North Brunswick cipal of our Blue Ribbon high school. Hiring a superintendent must be a top f/fffbt'A (Son« on

Couple says vote yes for South Brunswick schools 2t#tf!? C4NADE1 /•CUSTOM MADE TABLE PADS • CUSTOM MADE FORMICA FUHNITURE ue to a career change five years essary resources that ensure an up-to-date, • CUSTOM COHIAN & TILE TABLES J&H Dinettes k Upholsteiy Inc. • FOAM CUTTO SEE ago, our family was able to move quality education. ;• CUSTOM COUNTERTOPS from sunny Florida to snowy New Now we feel veiy fortunate to be part of 21 South Street • Freehold • 732-431-3555 - KITCHEN & DINING CHAIRS RECOVERED D Red Banl - 530-787? • Turns River-240-S833 • New Brunswick 246-3522 -FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED Jersey Although we considered two other a community where public education is locations, we chose South Brunswick. We important and all children have access to g> ' I I J L must admit, South Brunswick's reputation state-of-the-art learning. So, as our,town • J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes" J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes • J&H Dinettes • for offering quality public education continues to grow, let's not forget to sup- played a large part in our decision. port the things that make South Brunswick As the small towns in Florida grew in a wonderful place to live and raise a fam- population, we saw firsthand what could ily. happen when public schools are last on ev- Remember to vote yes for our schools Dennis & Don's Collision eryone's list. Lack of sufficient funding re- on April 17. sulted in overcrowded classrooms and qualified instructors leaving for better pay- Richard and Holly Behrend • JMortli Binuuisrw^clc, M.JTi ing jobs. There was little or no money left Monmouth Junction section to supply the public schools with the nec- of South Brunswick Complete Collision Service Grimm's run for board stymies NJ. resident FREE ESTIMATES here really must be something in the As far as I am concerned, he doesn't No Appointment Necessary! water in North Brunswick. What understand the concept of being a public T would possess Robert Grimm to run servant. Heavy Collision for another term on the Board of Two people who do understand are Rita Education? Goldstein and Barbara Snepar. They show Repair I know voter turnout is usually low in a up at meetings. They don't justify their ac- I-Car Trained school election, but our community cer- tions in letters to the editor. They are de- tainly has a reason to come out and vote. voted to doing what is best for our chil- Personnel Grimm is the first of the notorious five to dren. Most importantly, they listen to us Expert Refinishing & Color run for re-election. and want the community to work together Matching He didn't seem to care what the public with the board to help improve our • Frame Repairs thought about the superintendent search. schools. Lifetime Written Warranty He didn't care enough to show up at the • Foreign & board meeting in January to explain his ac- Priscilla J. Soriano Customer Satisfaction for Domestic tions. North Brunswick 20 years • Welding & i S.B. employee disputes councilman's statement Senior Citizen Discount 10% Fabrication am writing about an article that was For what is considered the best health published in the March 20 Star- plan offered by the township, an employee ILedger. The headline was "Health pays either 1 or 2 percent of his salary to- Care and Workers' Comp Raise South ward the premium. Your yearly salary de- ili ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON Brunswick Budget." I do not mean to dis- termines the percentage you pay. In addi- MEDICAL SCHOOL pute any budget data. I would not want to tion, there is a $5 co-payment if you go to be quoted unless I was absolutely certain I a participating physician, and a $200 sin- Lmtr* ty ai Medn. ne & Dent stry o* *Je/ jerse, knew my facts. I may not have enough gle or $400 family deductible to meet each knowledge on the subject; however, from year. If you go to a nonparticipating physi- ATOPIC DERMATITIS (ECZEMA) my perspective, I can see some other areas cian, the plan may reimburse you 80 per- which could be adding to the budget cent of any doctor's bill. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR A STUDY expenditures and increases. I mean no disrespect to Gambatese, but OF ATOPIC DERMATITIS (ECZEMA) What I would like to address is Coun- I do not think it is fair to the employees of To qualify, participants must be 6 years or older. cilman Frank Gambatese's comment, "I South Brunswick to have the taxpayers think we have the most lucrative plan in blaming the employees for any tax Qualified participants will receive free study medication, New Jersey. Our employees don't have de- increase that may be imposed upon them. examinations and labs. Participants must be available for a ductibles or anything." 4 week to 10 month commitment, depending on the study. Unfortunately Gambatese allowed him- Carol Green Some studies have monetary compensation. self to be quoted before he knew the facts. South Brunswick Township employee The principle investigator of this study is Alice B. Gottlieb, M.D., Ph.D. Director of Clinical Research Center at f you have something to say, the as concise as possible. UMDNJ/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Sentinel wants to hear from you. The Sentinel reserves the right to edit Research Coordinator for this study is I Letters to the editor will be published all letters and guest columns for grammar, Bridget M. Murphy, RN, NP, C and weekly on the editorial page. spelling, length and questionable content. Marie Macor, RN, CCRC All letters should be typed or neatly printed and must include a daytime tele- Letters may be mailed to: Sentinel, P.O. For additional information or to schedule an phone number at which the writer may be Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. They also appointment please call Nancy at reached for verification. Letters should be may be faxed to (732) 780-4192. (732) 418-8484 NS 1 2 SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 Inverso wants new MOM study pansienne JAMESBURG — State Sen Peter originally, the MOM line was the most Inverso (R-14) addressed the community at expensive alternative. Imagine what it is the Borough Council meeting on March 28. now, 10 years later," Inverso said. "I propose Do You Need A Prom Dress? The presentation focused primarily on we open up the studies again. It's been well Come See The Best Selection in Central NJ! the proposed Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex more than 10 years since it's been studied. (MOM) County rail line. The MOM line Let's take another look at it." A Large Selection of would connect Lakehurst in Ocean County The senator said he wants a study performed by an outside source because all of Prom, Bridesmaid's, $' to the Northeast Corridor line in the IO°"°"OFF] Monmouth Junction section of South the tests to date have either been performed Special Occasion Brunswick, Middlesex County. Borough by NJ Transit or performed by an agency j ANY DRESS | officials in Jamesburg, as well as the gov- hired by NJ Transit. Dresses & Accessories • WITH TH.SAD • EXP 4/20,01i erning bodies in Monroe and South "I think light rail is the answer. I don't Sizes 2 to 24 Brunswick, strongly oppose the rail line as think the MOM line is the answer," Inverso proposed by NJ Transit. said. By light rail, he said he means smaller OVER 1500 DRESSES IN STOCK "I am not against public transportation," and slower-moving trains that would have Upper Level In Woodforidge Mall, Inverso said, but he stressed that he believes less of a negative impact on the environ- the MOM line is not an efficient answer to ment. Woodbridge, NJ • 732-636-5340 the communities' needs. Inverso has proposed to the New Jersey Visit us at Parisienne baweb.com "When they (NJ Transit) did the tests state Senate that additional tests be performed. At its meeting, the council unanimously passed a resolution supporting Inverso's proposal for new studies.

S.B. Senior Center to offer free lectures The South Brunswick Senior Center will present a water exercise lecture by YMCA progiam manager Peggy Lotkowictz on April 5 at 12:30 p.m. A "Brown Bag Seminar" featuring pharmacist Rakesh Trcvedi will be held April 18 at 10:30 a.m. Trevedi will assess medications, analyze them and make sure they arc safe if taken together. "Hands On With Clare Caldwell" will be presented April 26 at 12:30 p.m. Caldwell, a massage therapist, will lecture on the neck and various relaxation techniques. All lectures are free and will take place at the senior center. The center will offer free "Super Satur- days" on April 7 and 21. Video exercise will take place at 9 a.m., followed by "Falun Dafa" exercise at 9:30 a.m., and the films Bedazzled (April 7) and The Devil and Daniel Webster (April 21) at 10 a.m. The senior center is at 540 Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. Call (732) 329-4000, ext. 670. South Brunswick YMCA names board members The South Brunswick Family YMCA at night. Setting back your thermostat can save you money. board of directors recently named its new members, as announced by board member Charles Carley. The board is responsible for establishing the overall objectives and goals for the association. Joining Carley are Plainsboro resident Gary Forshner of Saul Ewing, Kendall Park resident Bharat Patel of the New Jersey Highway Authority and Monmouth Junction resident Steve Mayer of Fox and Roach Realtors. The board consists of local residents and business leaders seeking to improve the community in which they work and live. For more information about involvement with the Y as a board or committee member or a volunteer, call (732) 329-1150. Rule of thumb: for every degree you lower the thermostat for eight hours, you'll save Sunday school to present 1%. With the pnce we pay for natural gas rising and temperatures so low this season, we, The Littlest Donkey' at PSE&G, are offering this and other valuable tips that can reduce your energy bills by up Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church's Sunday school, corner of New and Ridge roads, will hold play rehearsal April 7 at 10 to 20%. Call for your free copy of oui brochure, Energy -rfSJTOk. w^. a.m., followed by a pizza lunch. The school will present the play The Littlest Donkey on Savers; at 1-800-854-4444 Or visit www pseg com ^i&0 H LjPHZj|\Ji April 8 at 11 a.m., followed by a coffee hour at noon. We make things woikjoi )ou. For information, call the church at (732) rpniipstfnr PKFftR riKtnrnprt; nnlu 329-6719. SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 "I 3 Spring Dining A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Wasabi House offers fresh, delicious Japanese cuisine JBYJEFF MASTROBERTI said. Correspondent Along with daily specialty item deliveries asabi House, located at 77 Monday through Tices Lane, off Route 18, in Saturday (the imported WEast Brunswick, is not just yellowtail foi example), another sushi place. It's a place where which Kenny samples, everybody knows your name and the Siow and Wong make food is both authentic and creative. alternate daily trips to Besides serving both traditional the Fulton Fish Market Japanese sushi sashimi as well as tradi- to select the fish. tional Japanese dishes, Wasabi House "We only buy big also provides specialties from Hong eyed and blue fin tuna. Kong. Both the sushi chefs and the We don't use yellow kitchen staff work at creating a feast for fish. It may be more your eyes as well as your palate They pleasing to the eye but cater to any special requests, and ser- it's not as tasty," noted vice is extraordinary, yet unobtrusive Wong The restaurant includes eight tables, Speaking of tasty, not one large table for eight, built for to mention unique, the Japanese-style dining; and a 12-seat sushi menu contains a sushi bar featuring thiee sushi special- roll consisting of tuna ists Co-owners Kenny Wong and Tony and apple, called The Siow as well as Henry Chan prepare the Tapple Roll The apple sushi dishes Everyone at the sushi bar imparts a separate flavor receives a complimentary appetizei of to the tuna which is en- eithei cucumber and cub in rice wine hanced by a touch of vinegar or sashimi fluke or other white wasabi and mayo hsh in citius vinegai on a bed of finely "Too much mayo JEFF HUNTLEY sliced cucumbei strips would kill the tuna Henry Chan, Kenny Wong and Samantha Eoon of Wasabi House in East Brunswick cater to cus- Wong, who creates the menu, re- taste," said Wong, whotomers' special requests. cently visited Hong Kong wheie he also added that the apples are peeled studied cooking methods undei gour- as soon as they come in so that they do tion to his clientele. He found time to One of my dinner companions, who met Japanese and Chinese chefs in an not turn yellow come to our table as well as a couple of has been eating sushi for close to 30 attempt to broaden his eclectic menu. Some enjoyable rolls that I experi- other tables A tegular patron who rec- years, attests that the freshest fish can He returned with seveial Asian nou- enced were the succulent Dragon Roll, ognized my guests, who are also steady lie found here I can definitely say that veau specialties One such specialty which is comprised of unagi (eel) with customers at Wasabi House, invited us everything is undeniably fresh and deli- dish is eggplant and tuna teriyaki, avocado wrapped on the outside and is to a chocolate liqueur The restaurant is cious. which my guests and I had the pleasure served with a sweet sauce and sprin- a B.Y.O B establishment, and the\ will Wasabi House is open for lunch of experiencing. The thinly sliced, light- kled with sesame seeds, the signatuie hold and chill your bottle for you My Monday through Friday horn 11 a.m. to ly cooked eggplant and tuna, Ioiled and Kenny Roll, which is made up of raw dinner companions, tor example, who 3 p m. Dinner is served Monday served with teriyaki sauce, was ex- yellowtail, asparagus and tempura dine at Wasabi House on a weekly ba- through Thursday from 4 30-9:30 p.ni'; ceptional cainch, rolled inside and out with sis, buy a six-pack of Sapporo beer, and Saturday from 3-iO:3O p.m and Sunday One of our appetizers was an exqui- sesame seeds and topped with mayo the manager refrigerates and holds from 1-9:30 p.m. site seared, peppered tuna served on a and caviar; the Wasabi Roll, which is what they do not drink so that it's there For more information, call the bed of fresh field greens with a light squid rolled in sushi rice inside out the next time they come for dinner Wasabi House (732) 25^-9988. touch of raspberry-walnut vinaigrette with wasabi roe on the outside, and the Later I had yellowtail sashimi dipped in House Roll, which consists of tempura soy sauce and wasabi. The tuna tasted cainch and fresh yellowtail and a touch like steak and the imported yellowtail of spicy mayo rolled with thinly sliced went down like buttei tuna and avocado "We throw out the red part, and only the belly of the fish is served," Wong Wong gives a lot of personal atten- MENTO'S DELI AJNO

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t fust glance you may think Mulligan s is just anothet little A bai and gi ill that sen es up fast buigeis to donn with youi brew Nothing can be further hom the tuith Located at 2(B bquankum Road m Farmingdale ouner Da\e Huneke takes a great deal of pride in the food served at Mulligans Restauiant and Grill We trv to appeal to e\er\ taste bv ottering a v arietv of good dishes at reasonable prices says Dave The quote is an undei statement The rood is great, not merely good And the menu is delightfully eclectic so there is something for everyone (three oi four somethings actually) The pi ices, tiankly, are a baigain Packed on die Friday my guest and I chose to sample the fare, the crowd was as diveisified as the menu The fnendly staff was kept in constant mo- tion — taking and deliveung oiders, suggesting entices, pausing to join in a chorus of Happy Birthday' at a table JEFF HUNTLEY of 12 Mulligans is a family place, very Waitress Karen Normann and chef Steve Dawson show off one of the famous bar pies that is served at Mulligan's in Farmingdale.

laid-back and easygoing Dress is casu- bit as frequently as the bar pies, fajitas, Reserve now for Easter & Secretaries Week al, kids have then own menu selec- deli sandwiches, cheese steaks, and tions, and many items from the regular burgers that are wildly popular menu would also appeal to them Any restaurant called Mulligan's Our meal began with choosing ap- would be unworthy of its name, if it petizers, which lange from cuirent fa- didnt serve an exceptional bowl of vorites that have become standards in homemade Ii ish stew Rest assured, the many restaurants — wings, quesadillas, stew is loaded with tender meat and fried and stuffed mushrooms, as well as potatoes, and thick with mouth-water- a few nonstandaids such as Irish ing brown gravy It is also incredibly nachos (seasoned filed with cheddai, filling, as it is served piping hot over bacon, and soui cream.) The tuna bites, penne pasta — a perfect choice on the listed on the daily special menu, were blustery evening when we visited sensational — delicately seasoned, Desserts are all homemade at properly seared and served with Mulligan's Though there are only six creamy ranch-style dipping sauce selections to choose from, every item is Many of the salads listed on the reg- tempting The best test of a really good ular menu were atypical, such the visu- homemade dessert is the cheesecake ally impressive taco salad, the portabel- test, and usually it is eithet a hit or a lo bleu (sauteed portabello, sundned miss Mulligan s cheesecake is a hit — tomato vinaigrette over mesclun, sprin- smooth but not oveily cieamy, and yes kled with Bleu cheese), and the Key there is the very slightest hint of citrus West tuna salad — grilled tuna steak m it to offset the sweetness (you'd be with a lemon, basil and thyme rub, shocked at how often this impoitani served over mesclun greens with fresh ingredient is omitted) tomato, roasted led peppei, and citrus If you have ever driven b^ balsamic vinaigrette Mulligan's and wondeied if its wortl The entrees were quite unexpected stopping in, the answer is a resounding We'll provide superb cuisine... You savor the moment. 1 Superb Cuisine and skillfully prepared Dishes such as "yes " Pull right into the crowded park: STIRIINGS Seasonal delicacies beautifully presented and our extensive wine brandied cream chicken (chicken ing lot (remember, woid has ahead} selection ensure a truly exceptional dining expenence breast sauteed with sundned tomato, gotten out about the gieat food anc Warm, Attentive Service scalhons, and a luscious brandy cream reasonable prices), and be prepared foj Award-winning cuisine is complemented by superb service sauce over fettuccine) and Cajun scal- a culinary feast You'll become a regu Elegant Setting, Extraordinary Views lops with yellow nee (from the special lar after just one meal Splendid views and a bright, airy ambiance during the day trans- menu), were fabulous form into an intimate candlelit setting at night Mulligan's is open seven days j Call 732-531-0070 for reservations. These dishes might sound like the week, Sunday through Thursday, 1 * 375 Forsgate Dnve, Monroe Twp , NJ 08831 www.forsgatecc.com pricey cuisine you order at persnickety am to 11 p m, Friday and Saturday Lunch • Dinnei • Sunday Biunch restaurants Rest assured, the prices are from 11 am to 2am The telephone An RDC GolfGi oup Facility quite reasonable and are served every number ts (732) 938-6166 NS SENTINEL .APRILS, 2001 15 TO (koov EATING Make Plans For Your Spring Dining

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• Independent • the hub -Tri-Town News factor into debate on fees Saster Setwce big on charging kids for using parks " Old Bridge will attempt According to Badcock, it would be Please Call Shelly at to determine number of illegal to keep people who live outside Old 1-800-660-4ADS nonresidents using park Bridge out of the park Veteran's Park, he said, is a state Green Acres facility and is Local 732-358-5210 OLD BRIDGE — The Parks and therefore open to all New Jersey residents Recreation Department will conduct a sur- Municipalities, however, are allowed ext. 8106 vey at the Veteran's Park skate facility to to chaige a fee for use of a park Badcock determine the number of youngsteis using Published the park and to find out what towns they compared the fee to those charged to use reside in municipal golf courses, where residents April 4 and April 11 The decision was announced at an pay a lower fee and outside residents are Deadline April 2 Township Council meeting after charged a higher fee to use the facility Councilman Edward Testino made a mo- Church Services March 29 and April 5 tion to table an ordinance implementing skate park fees until the results of the survey are made available to the council The survey will be conducted the week of April 12, during spring break when attendance at the skate park is expected to be high because school will not be in ses- sion The number of residents using the park during the school break should reflect how many youngsters will be using the park during the summer, when use is expected to be high, according to Tom Badcock, the township's director of Parks and Recreation authorized dealer The decision to conduct a survey came on the heels of the Recreation Advisory Board's proposal last month that an annu- loratat al fee be charged to anyone wishing to use available at the skate park facility "They [the Recreation Advisory Board] feel that participation during spring break should indicate how crowded EXECUTIVE CELLULAR it will be duung the summer months An oveicrowded park could create a safety problem," said Councilman Richaid Greene Both Greene and Testino were where YOU ate the BOSS! appointed to the recreation boaid at the last Township Council meeting, which is also when skate park fees were discussed Greene said he is in favor of the fees because, due to the popularity of the park, a large number of Old Bndge residents are not getting in to use the facility "Residents compete against nonresidents for skate tune," Greene said "The only way to limit nonresident use is to es- COME CELEBRATE WITH US! WE'RE OFFERING SPECIAL DEALS ON DIGITAL PHONES! tablish a fee " At the March 19 council meeting, Badcock introduced the proposed fee 3 FREE DIGITAL PHONES TO CHOOSE FROM schedule, which would cost $25 for one child, $10 for a second child from a family, and $5 for three or more children wishing to use the park Under the proposal, an MOTOROLA Old Bridge family with three or more chil- ERICSSON NOKIA, dren would pay no more than $40 per year 'allied at Valued at to use the park $49.99 3632 70S $49.99 Up to double that amount could be charged to out-of-town park-users in an Phone Phone effort to limit their use of the park, Phone Badcock added 500 WHENEVER MINUTES 300 WHENEVER MINUTES nrludti loni, d lance n dript !: an Scholai ships would be provided to Hi, Ml n N1 Nl LT MD DE DC PA 300 WEEKEND MINUTES $1Q99 M\ lil NH ME& N V-\ township families that cannot afford the Ana Cod ""03 600 TOTAL MINUTES 39 annual fee, as Greene said the idea is to PER MONTH 1000 WEEKEND MINUTES PER MONTH Kate nr| delruedt,t I uarr t, ^ d PER MONTH Local Weekend Minutes liti. long tiiManrt. ensure that no family would be excluded FREE Handfree Set FREE Handfree Set LG t, I sUncx i c ss from using the facility Valued at $39 99 1500 TOTAL MINUTES Valued at $39 99 FREE Handfree Set Valued at $39 99 HcU5andCin ch

Officials said the purpose of the fee Anyt mo m nutes quoted s oca a t me (pay no long d stance o d a a oam ng cha gss)lor caswthnihe Vo ceSlream home d g al serv ce area Home co Q age a ea va es by ma kat flece ve iQDO iocai waekend m nutes for the I ret1 2 mon hs of serv ce nn he $39 59 month p an Na or v de weekend m nutes may be used o ca any numbe n the U S f om y-ou Va ceSt earn home d g ta! co e aqa j_ ea with no ong d stancB charge Race va 300 anyl me No th Ame can We ghbo hood (NAN) m nutes p us 30O week would not be to create revenue for the end NAN m mules fo 539 99 month M nuies may be used o ca I any numbe n the U S or Canada from any a ea w th GSM cove age n the U S D Canaaa whro long d s ance o d g tal oam ng charge Specia oite s good on y on new act vat ons th ough 03/27 01 One yea serv ce ag eement equ ad Weekends de ned as m tin ghi F (day hroug I m dmgh! Sunday nco n ng and outgo ng ca s a e ountfea up and b ed n tu m nule n emenis t orn the t me t a netwo k beg ns to n ocess the ca (beta e 3he ca I t ngs o s answe ed) th cugh ts term nat on ol the ca Ala acated a t me m nutes must be u^ed n the month p ov ded and do not car y o s Appi cab e ta*es assessments tolls and dual mods (analog) long d stance and roam n 130 "I realize we have to do something," ; ; Redmond said at a March 19 meeting, N. BRUNSWICK •:;; ••E.'BRUNswiiiiiiif •• •••;: - ••••,-96O. Rt; ••?' ^••••• "but I'm leery about fees People pay ^CORNER OE^ICEfL^f|lpiK;::,: -•' ' SAYREVILLE taxes, and then taxes built the park, then 732-422-7111 (Next to Durikin Doniitf®** (next to Me Donalds) we want to charge them to use if I'm not 732-254-6661 732-721-3200 1 8 SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 NS rnrrn School ftoard Candidates 2001 rrTT"rrp~yr New superintendent main issue for N.B. candidates

BY DAVE GOLDBERG Rita Goldstein, 45, lives on Larson pcrience," Grimm will be a steep increase in students," Krist- Staff Writer Court with her husband. Bill, and her two said. "Theie are a janson said. "This is a time for the board sons, Matthew, who attends Linwood few board mem- to make sure there is public input. The n this year's race for three scats on the Middle School, and Michael, who attends bers that do have public really needs to be well-informed." North Brunswick Board of Education, Judd School. Goldstein has been a icsident experience, but it Kristjanson outlined what he feels are Ivoters will have several choices. of North Biunswick for 14 years. is rather limited. the three most important issues the board In addition to the three incumbents, My experience will face during the next term. Robert Grimm, Rita Goldstein and Bar- She said she wants to continue to help the youth of the community succeed in and background "I would focus on leadership and vi- bara Snepar, three other candidates, John would be benefi- sion, facilities expansion and the con- Daingerfield, Cuit Kristjanson and Jordan school. "'I want to continue to have an active cial to the integrity tinued challenges of academic excel- Model 1, will be trying for the open three- and leadership that lence," he said. "I think that the board is year terms on the board role in contributing to the success of our children in North Brunswick," Goldstein I can bring to the distracted. They need to set, maintain and Originally, former board President Gail said. "The past three years have been chal- board." enforce policy to help the schools. We DiPane, Joyce Locascio and Donna Robert Grimm lenging, but extremely rewarding. I want Even though need to let the educators run the district, Machusky were scheduled to run for the to show our com- the superintendent and we need to have a superintendent who open seats, but they dropped out of the munity that they can lead the district." race several weeks ago. issue is very important, Grimm said that it can continue to is not the only issue that the board should Kristjanson said that the board has The election for the board seats will trust that I will focus upon. done all it is able to do with the budget this take place on April 17. Voters will also make my deci- "My main goal is to move beyond the year. decide on the proposed $40,022,839 tax sions based on superintendent issue and focus on other "I hope this budget does not go down," levy for the $48 million 2001-2002 school what is in the best important issues such as core curriculum, said Kristjanson. "The budget is asking for budget at that time. interests of the educational standards, building needs and more money and there are a lot of people John Daingerfield, 42, lives on children. the changes in diversity," he said. "We who have difficulty with that kind of Woodland Avenue with his two children, need to get back to these issues." money. The board is at its best when it can Maggie, who attends Linwood Middle "A board mem- Grimm outlined what he feels are the inform the public; however, it is in a diffi- School, and Colin, who attends Parsons ber provides a three most important issues that the board cult spot because you can't politic for the School. valuable public service," she said, Rita Goldstein is facing during the next three years. budget." Daingerfield "but we serve the "I would like to see facility needs The superintendent search has not been wants to bring dif- community we represent. I've always tried addressed, the continuation of important handled well, according to Kristjanson. ferent values to the to speak honestly and openly on the issues educational programs and the accom- "We are dead in the water over this board that he said and to listen to the community's input. I'll modation of diversity with the changing search," Kristjanson said. "Why would a are missing right continue to do that and encourage more population," he said. happy superintendent want to come into a now. openness on the board." Grimm understands that a rise in taxes factioned board to begin with? There are "We need to get Goldstein said that it is important for can be tough for the community, but said so few acceptable candidates that would the board back to a the board to establish goals to deal with that these items are necessary for the be able to apply at this point." tone of civility and the growing enrollment. schools. Jordan Modell, 41, lives on Hamlin focus on children "It is important to recognize what the Road with his wife, Silvia, and his two and educational "We need to establish long-term and budget accomplishes," he said. "I think children, Jeremy and Bella, who attend the needs," Dainger- John Daingerfield short-term goals," Goldstein said. "It is that the tax impact is always a factor. It has Judd School. Modell has been a resident field said. "In addi- important to develop a plan to put into been a part of the budget. We have to pres- of North Brunswick for three years. tion, I will listen to place. Through the planning stages, we need to find the most important projects to ent a budget that meets the educational Modell said that the board needs some- all input from the community, staff, be looked at." needs." body to come aboard who will bring it administration and all other board mem- Goldstein said that there are three Grimm still stands by his decision that back together. bers before I take my position on any Robert Rimmer is not qualified to be the "The board needs a calming influence. issue. items she considers most important. "I see consensus building, long-term North Brunswick superintendent. He Most board members are too entrenched in "I will represent all members of the planning and meeting the needs of every wants to find a new candidate and move personal issues," Modell said. "These peo- North Brunswick educational community, student, while keeping our expectations on with the issue. ple are bickering and will vote my conscience on every high, as the three most important issues," among them- issue, not what is politically expedient and "The board has had conflicts over this she said. selves. I want to supports a board," he said. issue," Grimm said. "There is a minority Goldstein said that one of the problems who won't let the issue die. They don't bring civility and "I will do everything in my means to agree with a decision and they won't let it consensus to the see that Dr. Rimmer is the next superin- with the budget is the decrease in state aid. "Each year we have less state aid and go. I think there is a certain mentality that board. I would tendent of schools in North Brunswick," if people don't agree with you it is a fight. like to open up a Daingerfield said. are more dependent on property taxes," Goldstein said. "I am excited about the The superintendent search should be reac- constructive dia- "I would like to see three issues dealt district joining the Garden State Coalition tivated immediately. There's an urgent logue." with in the schools," he added. of Schools. I would like to become active- need for the district. It doesn't make sense Modell said "We must hire a superintendent, the ly involved in their efforts to achieve equi- to wait." that his main school facilities need to be made appropri- ty in funding and programs for districts goal, if elected, is ate for the expected growth and it is also Curtis Kristjanson, 52, lives on Oak like ours. We need to be more proactive to Road with his wife, Phyllis, and three chil- to bring the important to televise the board meetings. secure our fair share of state funding." Linwood Middle Jordan Modell This will open more communication with dren, David, Tannis and Kelly. Kristjanson In addition, she said, it is very impor- has been a resident of the township for 23 School up to the the community and help them get more level of the other involved," he said. tant to appoint a full-time superintendent. years. Kristjanson said that public opinion schools in the township. In addition, Daingerfield said, a budget "We need to appoint a superintendent needs to be taken into consideration more "My main goal as a board member can be tough to get passed in some com- and support his leadership," Goldstein by the board. would be to turn the Linwood Middle munities. said. "Bob Rimmer is the person who has shown that he is most qualified for the "The best way I can serve the board is School into a Blue Ribbon school," "It is unusual when a budget passes in position. If there are so many people who to open it back up to the public," Modell said. "I would have full faith in Dr. the community because people are not support him for this role, he should be Kristjanson said. "It is very important to Robert Rimmer as superintendent. He sure why it is important," Daingerfield considered." open the process made the high school into a Blue Ribbon said. "If people don't get the message of because the board school. All you can see now is the board's the importance, it won't matter. They will Robert Grimm, 43, lives on Seneca may have lost its fighting and bickering. What you don't see wonder why they are reaching into their Road with his wife, Cindy, and two chil- trust from the pub- is a township with two Blue Ribbon pockets." dren, Jennifer, who attends North lic." schools. The schools are vastly under- Daingerfield is also concerned about Brunswick Township High School, and Jillian, who attends Linwood Middle In addition, rated. the board's split on the superintendent "I want to see the board put together a decision. School. Grimm has been a resident of Kristjanson sees the North Brunswick for the last 17 years. fiscally responsible budget with more state "There is a shortage of superinten- increase in student Grimm said that his experience would enrollment as a aid, bring the Linwood School aca- dents," he said. "At the same time, there is demically up to par, and 1 want to get the a split board that calls each other liars. be a strong factor in helping to serve the concern for next North Brunswick Board of Education. year. public involved more," Modell said. How much money would we need to bring The main problem with the budget is a superintendent into this community?" "I think my biggest attribute is expe- "The , bu JSet Curtis Kristjanson rience; much of the board is lacking ex- reflects tha tf fthere Continued on page 28 NS SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 *l 9 n L. Growing pains a top issue in South Brunswick Three incumbents, two member. years and works in the environmental budget. challengers vie Dr. Paul Prodromo feels the district industry. "We have a rational and well-designed can do better in educating its children. "I also know what people need [in budget that meets the needs of the dis- for open seats "I would like to see us in the top 10 terms of experience] to enter the work- trict," he said. percent," Prodromo said. force," Robinson said. Speesler said that the district needs to BY CHARLES W. KIM Prodromo has Robinson sees growth, school safety, continue being creative in how it keeps Staff Writer practiced medi- and keeping taxes down as the three costs down. cine in North biggest issues that the board will face dur- As an example, he pointed to the re- ow to deal with growth continues Brunswick for 18 ing the next three years. financing plan for the district's bonds to be the main issue for candidates years and is very "I want to ensure every kid gets qual- which is expected to provide some H running/or the South Brunswick active in the com- ified for work during school," he said, $300,000 in savings if completed. Board of Education. munity. commenting that vocational programs are Speesler also said that the township Voters will pick three of the fivecan - He said that his just as important as preparing students for needs to bring more ratables to the town didates for three-year terms on April 17. experiences as a college. to help pay for education. Voters will also decide on the district's physician, sports Robinson said that, if elected, he will proposed $89 million budget. "We need to be more proactive," he umpire and remain on the Planning Board as well as said. Dr. Paul Prodromo and Arthur Robin- church elder make the Board of Education. Anna Tupe is seeking her third term son are challenging the three incumbents, him qualified to Dr. Paul Prodromo "I will be in a unique position; this is a Dr. Matt Speesler, Anna Tupe and current serve on the on the Board of Education, focusing on rare opportunity," he said, explaining that the academics tn the district. board President Harry Delgado. board. his experiences in planning could help in All the candidates discussed the im- "All those experiences give me some school board decisions. "That underlies everything," she said. plementation of the new building plan that kind of qualification to serve," Prodromo Robinson said that he supports the cur- She feels that will build a new elementary school, add said. rent budget proposal and thinks it is a her experience on on to the high school, and develop two Prodromo said he wants to provide the good investment in the township's future. the panel during middle schools. best education possible at the best value. "It was responsible and wise," he said. the last several Harry Delgado wants to bring his "I will ask how the expense will bene- "Some don't like the increase, but we are years will help continuing experience to the body for fit the students and what will it cost," he getting a good return on the investment." her provide a another term. said. Robinson said that the district should quality education "I want to con- Prodromo said his top three priorities, shop around to get the best deal on rising to the students. tinue to work in if elected, would be keeping the budget at expenses such as energy, which increased "A knowledge areas to ensure a manageable level for residents, trying to 37 percent this year. base is important. academic excel- incorporate moral values into the educa- "We should shop around and make the We have been lence and success tional program and increasing academic schools energy efficient," Robinson said. through a lot," she for our students," excellence. said. Anna Tupe he said. Robinson said that he feels every pro- Prodromo said that he decided to run posed program should be evaluated and Tupe said she Delgado has for the board following the state's release that teachers should be well paid. feels academic standing, the implementa- lived in Dayton of the school report cards. tion of the building plan, and the budget with his family for "We put a lot of demands on the teach- "It incensed me," he said. ers," he said. will be the most important issues the 18 years and Harry Delgado board will face in the future. serves as a lieu- Prodromo said that he will make aca- Dr. Matt Speesler is seeking his sec- tenant in the South Brunswick Police demic excellence his main goal. ond term on the board because he is "As we move forward, the budget will Department. He pointed to the dropping test scores familiar with the issues the district is fac- always be an issue," she said. ing and feels that consistency is important Delgado said that during his time in in the district and said that scores on the Tupe said that as far as academics are on the panel. the township he has seen the changes SAT dropped from an average of 1,069 in concerned, the curriculum in the district brought on by steady growth. 1999 to 1,050 this year. "Research is constantly changing. shows that the most "We have seen a steady, persistent "This is the kind of thing that has to "It is not static," she said, adding that stop," Prodromo said. successful boards the district is keeping up with a five-year increase in students," he said. "There are have members that factors attached to that." Prodromo explained that students need plan. to perform better on tests in order to get are consistent," he Delgado sees dealing with that growth said. Tupe said she enjoys serving on the into top colleges. as one of the three main issues the board He said that the board. "I enjoy being on a team that has a should deal with during the next three "They [college admissions] are getting positive influence on the children," she more competitive," he said. three biggest issues years. that the board will said. "We need to set the infrastructure," he Prodromo also feels that the budget face include the She added that she feels the proposed said, explaining that the district must now does not spend money equitably. district's continu- budget is "solid" and that it will help implement the $47 million plan approved "Teachers' salaries are only $21 mil- ing growth, achiev- Dr. Matt Speesler keep class sizes small. by voters in 1999 which will include a lion of the $89 million," Prodromo said. ing academic excellence and how to make the growing "No one supports large class sizes," major redistricting effort. "You can't blame the teachers for the she said. "We have never experienced the mag- schools feel smaller to students. increase in taxes," he said. According to Tupe, the budget was nitude [of growth] that we are now fac- Prodromo said that the district does "We are positioning ourselves," he ing," Delgado said. said. "enrollment driven" this year, and the need to pay teachers more and try to at- district tried to be wise in putting the plan He said he would focus on monitoring tract the best and brightest teachers to the Speesler said that as far as test scores together the new building construction, working district. go, they must be taken in context, and that with the public on a redistricting plan and the district will be making an extra effort "Everyone wants the best for the kids, Arthur Robinson currently serves on but you have to be prudent," she said. developing the new staff if he were elect- the township's Planning Board and thinks to get the scores higher. ed. that experience "I think our scores will increase with Tupe said that, if elected, she will con- Delgado said that the district must nur- will be a useful extra effort," he said. tinue to evaluate programs to make sure ture the almost 300 nontenured teachers. tool to help the Speesler, like his fellow candidates, they provide the best education. Those teachers, representing almost 60 district deal with feels that the district will have to tackle "I will evaluate them and adjust them percent of the district's instructional staff, the rapid growth. growth issues head-on. accordingly," she said. have less than three years' job experience. "I know how "Growth has been our problem, but we She said that the district will look to Delgado said that during this, process, additional kids have to make room for the children," apply for more grants and programs to he hopes to be able to communicate ef- affect the sys- Speesler said, explaining that the district help keep program costs down. will have around 400 new students next fectively with everyone in the community. tem," Robinson The board may look to hire a grant year. He said that while on the board, he has said. writer in order to accomplish that, she continued his education with the New Robinson has Speesler said that he feels the board added. lived in the town did a good job in crafting the proposed Jersey School Boards Association and has Arthur Robinson achieved the designation of master board for about 10 20 SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001

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The Miracle worker THEATER William Gibson's play about Helen Keller and her tutor, Blues for an Alabama Sky Annie Sullivan tale of the Harlem April 12,13, 20, 21 at8pm Renaissance clashing with the Fine Arts Center's Yvonne Great Depression Theater presented by the Rutgers Rider University Theater Company Lawrenceville through April 6 at 8 p.m. tickets: $10, $5 students New Theater preview April 11 at 7 p m., $4 Douglass College (609) 896-5303 George St., New Brunswick tickets' $17, $19; $9, students (732)932-7511 FOR KIDS Codspell Enchanted Sleeping April 6 & 7 at 8 p m Beauty: The Legend of April 8 at 3 p.m. Briar Rose Kelsey Theatre musical play Mercer County Community presented by the Immaculate College Conception School Chorus Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor April 6 at 7:30 p.m. tickets: $10, $12 April 7 at 7 p m. (609) 584-9444 Immaculate Conception School Funny Girl Manalapan Rd., Spotswood "Fame — The Musical" will be performed at the N J Performing Arts Center on April 10-15 award-winning musical tickets- $5, adults; $4, senior through May 20 citizens; $3, students Paper Mill Playhouse (732)251-3090 The Nash Ensemble of Millburn FILM MUSIC London tickets: $43-$60 The Nash Ensemble of All About My Mother Princeton University works of Milhaud, Debussy & (973) 376-4343 London:The Joy of Spanish, 1999 Princeton graduate students Wildcats April 8 at 3 p.m. Chamber Music April 10 at t30& 8 p.m. 'A Cappella Jam' Oliver musical show-and-teli East Brunswick Public Library Taplin Auditorium presented by the Appleby April 6 at 8 p.m. Princeton University for children Jean Walling Civic Center Richardson Auditorium Drama Club April 7 at 10:30 a.m. (732) 390-6775 free admission April 5 & 6 at 7 p.m. Princeton University (609) 258-5000 Richardson Auditorium tickets: $10; $5, seniors & Spotswood High School Princeton University Summerhill Road students free admission (609) 258-5000 Rutgers Jazz Ensemble tickets: $3 (609) 258-5000 SPECIAL Ralph Bowen, director (732) 723-2213 Rutgers Brass Ensemble April 8 at 2 p.m. Peter Rabbit Nicholas Music Center The Wind in the Willows EVENTS April 6 at 8 p.m. April 7 &8 at 10 a.m. Nicholas Music Center Douglass College presented by the South River Paper Mill Playhouse Estate Treasure Sale Nichol Ave., New Brunswick Middle School Drama Club Douglass College Millburn by American Antiques Nichol Ave., New Brunswick free admission April 6 & 7 at 7 p.m. tickets: $8, $9 Auctions (732) 932-7511 South River Middle School free admission (973) 376-4343 ivory, jewelry, silver, furniture, (732)932-7511 Johnson place porcelain, artwork Voorhees Choir free admission The Three Little Pigs April 5 at 6:30 p.m. April 8 at 2 p.m. (732) 613-4014, ext. 221 Elks Lodge Andy Bey children's musical pianist/vocalist Voorhees Chapel presented by A Kid's Forum 375 Old Post Rd., Edison Douglass College Fame — The Musical previews beginning at 4 p.m. April 6 at 8 p.m. April 7 & 10 at 11 a.m. William Mount-Burke Theatre Nichol Ave., New Brunswick April 10-15 The Forum Theatre Company April 5 free admission Prudential Hall (877) 247-6767 The Peddie School 314 Main St., Metuchen South Main St., Hightstown (732)932-7511 NJ. Performing Arts Center tickets: $9 One Center St., Newark tickets: $15 (732) 548-0582 Stars on ice (609) 490-7550 Princeton University Wind tickets: $12-$6O Scott Hamilton's Farewell Tour (888) GO NJPAC Ensemble Stuart Little April 6 New Jersey Symphony Bruce Yurko, conductor a musical The Belle of Amherst Sovereign Bank Arena Orchestra Travels to Asia works of Ticheli, Mennin, presented by the Sayreville Trenton Shostakovich starring Julie Harris as 19th- Main Street Theatre works of Stravinsky, Lam, tickets. $55.50, $42.50, $32.50 Sheng, Busoni April 10 at 8 p.m century poet Emily Dickinson Company's Kidworks (609) 520-8383 April 11-15 April 6 & 7 at 8 p.m. Richardson Auditorium April 7 & 21 at 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. Princeton University Victoria Theater Step-Inn Ballroom April 8 at 3 p.m. NJ. Performing Arts Center Six Flags Great Adventure Prudential Hall tickets: $5 MacArthur Ave, Sayreville theme and safari parks (609) 258-5000 One Center St., Newark tickets: $5; snack included NJ. Performing Arts Center tickets: $55 ApriS 7-16, 20-22, 28-29 One Center St., Newark seating limited May 5-6,10-13, (888) GO NJPAC (732)553-1153 tickets: $13-$54 Rutgers Jazz Groups daily May 17-Sept. 3 (800) ALLEGRO April 12 at 7 p.m. opens 10 a.m. Nicholas Music Center Route 537, Jackson Mike Agranoff Douglass College admission: $45.99 humor, traditional folk music Nichol Ave., New Brunswick 48 inches and under $22.99 April 7 at 8:30 p.m. free admission seniors: $28.99 Mine Street Coffee House (732)932-7511 Safari only: $15 Bayard & Church streets (732) 928-2000 New Brunswick doors open at 7:30 p.m. admission: $5 EXHIBITS parking available (732) 247-6568 Trees: Paintings by Sheila DANCE Eichenblatt Maureen McGovern & John inspired by the Middlesex New Jersey Dance Theatre County area Pizzarelli through April 20 Ensemble with the John Pizzarelli Trio & 'Departures,' 'Bach Violin Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the Big Band Swing Orchestra Presidential Gallery Concerto,' 'Triptych' April 7 at 8 p.m. April 12 at 7 p.m. Middlesex County College Union County Art Center 2600 Woodbridge Ave. 92nd Street Y 1601 Irving St., Rahway New York City Edison tickets: $26-$36 free admission Nash Ensemble of London will perform April 8 at the Taplin Auditorium tickets: $15 (732) 499-8226 ana a children's musical show-and-tell on April 7 at Richardson Auditorium. 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North Brunswick candidates Continued from page 18 would be to appoint Dr. Rimmer as su- that the district did not get enough state perintendent. It would be done as my first aid, according to Modell. order of business," Snepar said. "I would like to see more federal and Snepar discussed the three items that state money attracted to the district," she sees as the most important currently Modell said. "We need to bring in more facing the board. state aid to the district; we are severely "We must find a superintendent; it will- lacking." boost morale and we will be able to move Modell said that Rimmer would be Ihe forward." she said. "It is important to keep ideal choice for superintendent at this supporting the growth of the Linwood point. Middle School. Increasing enrollment in "We started our search for a new su- the high school is also an important issue perintendent over eight months ago and that the board will have to address." we do not have any candidate who has Snepar said that the budget can have a previous superintendent experience," tough impact on the community. Modell said. "There is a statewide short- "It is becoming more difficult to fund age of superintendents. education primarily through property "All school superintendents had to taxes, and it will be a goal of mine to seek have been something else in education property tax relief by alternative funding before they became school superinten- ideas," said Snepar. "It is difficult to fash- dents, and most of them did not come ion a budget that meets fixed costs, capital from schools that they were able to turn improvements and does not have an into Blue Ribbon schools," he said. increase. Things go up every year. I have JEFF HUNTLEY Barbara Snepar, 49, lives on Lake never voted no on a budget. Your schools North Brunswick Township High School students listen to Middlesex County Drive with her husband and four sons, directly impact the town's reputation." Freeholder Jane Brady during the township's annual Women's Day program. Five women were honored on Friday morning. Jeremy, Rory, Dale and Casey. She has The issue of hiring a new superinten- been a resident of dent has torn apart the Board of Educa- North Brunswick tion, according to Snepar. for 16 years. "Until the superintendent search be- She said that it is important to came an issue, the board was not fac- Bunker Hill to welcome Hillcrest Academy choir tioned; we were always unanimous," continue devoting Bunker Hill Lutheran Church will pre- Thursday service with Communion on time to the educa- Snepar said. "It is my hope a majority of sent an Easter Sunday concert by the Hill- April 12 at 7:30 p.m. Its Good Friday ser- tional program. the board will support Dr. Rimmer, be- crest Lutheran Academy Concert Choir, vice will be April 13 at 7:30 p.m. Easter "I will devote cause after conducting an extensive search Fergus Falls, Minn., on April 15 at 11 a.m. Sunrise service (Griggstown Cemetery) my energy to during summer, fall and part of the winter, There is no charge; a free-will offering will will be April 15 at 6:30 a.m. The Easter helping the dis- it is my belief that Dr. Rimmer is the most be taken. Resurrection service, featuring the Hill- trict work on pro- qualified candidate and should be appoint- The choir will perform classics froni crest Academy choir will be held at 11 a.m. viding the best ed superintendent. We're not hiring some- the Renaissance and baroque periods, in Bunker Hill Lutheran Church is located educational pro- body to serve this town for the rest of their addition to hymn arrangements and spiri- at 235 Bunker Hill Road, Griggstown sec- gram possible to lives; we are hiring somebody to do a spe- tuals. tion of Franklin Township. For more infor- the students of Barbara Snepar cific task." The church will hold its Maundy mation, call the church at (908) 359-6302. North Bruns- Snepar added, "The duties and re- wick," Snepar said. "I am very supportive sponsibilities of the job more closely re- N.B. recreation to hold open house on April 11 of the staff and administration, and I'm semble [those of a] principal than a su- very open to programs. We have added perintendent. Central office .experience The North Brunswick Department of aquatics, preschool classes and the "Camp programs at all levels." does not necessarily make you more qual- Parks and Recreation will hold an open Journey" trip. The trip this year is to Club The main goal of the Board of Edu- ified for the position. Dr. Rimmer has had house for its spring and summer programs Med, West Palm Beach, Fla. Students in cation would be to appoint a superinten- glowing recommendations as a teacher, on April 11 from 12:30-7:30 p.m. The grades 6-9 are welcome to participate in dent in North Brunswick. department chair, assistant principal and event will be at the department, 710 Her- the travel camp program. Preschool and mann Road. aquatics classes begin April 23. For more "My main goal as a board member principal in North Brunswick." Information will be available for all information, call (732) 247-0922, ext. 478. Finally It's NOTICE In last week's issue of the North/South Brunswick Sentinel and the East To Advertise Here Brunswick Sentinel, we inadvertently ?>•' RESIDENTIAL 3. j^SPLCIAUS^ published the incorrect date for ALL PRO SERVICES LANDSCAPE & LAWN MAINTENANCE Anshe Emeth s^^.- Now is the time to renovate Memorial Temple if our landscape for spring anden/otf TT it d it io n * LatiT'ti in tj * C oit\in it it it y it all summer Now accepting seasonal lawn contracts ' Pavers ' Patios ' Walkways RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE *RR Ties 'Retaining Walls 'Mulch 'Stone The Correct Date is 732-545-9744 ^^732-358-5210 Saturday, May 5 9:30 -12:30 NS SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 29 BRIM MS I All items in Police Beat are taken from police department records. All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in AD AND I court. 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The Insurance companies 732-297-7100 victim had left the computer on a desk and B Vod Where Prohibited Uaxrrum Discount $500 CO Empires 4 30 00 B returned an hour later to find the machine missing. A black Kenmore gas grill was reported stolen from a residence on Whitman Road at 11:19 a.m. on March 28. The gas grill is valued at $250, according to police. WCTC-AM Presents Panic Relief Inc. offers weekly support meetings Panic Relief Inc., North Brunswick, offers free meetings for panic and anxiety The 5th Grade Spelling Bee disorders Monday-Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for one-hour meetings. The center is at 981 Shepard Ave. For an appointment or more information, call Panic Rebel" at (732) 937-4832. Registration open for N.B. summer programs Registration is currently under way for the North Brunswick Summer Enrichment Program. Progiams will run from July 2- 27 from 9 a.m.-noon, and are open to all public and private school students from -a b G grades pre-K to grade six. For more information, call (732) 289-3040. Sponsored by: Presbyterian church to The Bristol -Myers Squibb Children's Hospital hold Holy Week services Kingston Presbyterian Church will at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital hold its Maundy Thursday Christian Seder and dinner on April 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room, followed by WCTC has a strong educational commitment to its community. That's why we're Communion in the sanctuary at 8:15 p.m. Good Friday service and the service of inviting the students of Middlesex, Somerset and Union Counties to join in on Tenebrae and Crucifixion Drama will be April 13 at 8 p.m. Central Jersey's only radio broadcast spelling bee for fifth graders with mid-day Easter Sunday Sunrise service will be talk host Mr. Spell Down Bernard Spigner. April 15 at 6:10 a.m., overlooking Lake Carnegie, followed by a light breakfast at the church. The church's school program Here are the dates of SPELL DOWN... Tune in and hear your school compete! will meet at 9:30 a.m., followed by an egg hunt at 10:30 a.m. Worship services will Wednesday, April 4th 10 am -12 noon be at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 11th 10 am -12 noon Kingston Presbyterian Church is lo- Wednesday, April 18th 10 am -12 noon cated at 4561 Route 27, Kingston section of South Brunswick. For more informa- Wednesday, April 25th 10 am -12 noon tion, call (732) 921-8895. -FINALS- Mednyanszky works now Saturday, April 28th 9 am -12 noon on exhibit at museum The Museum of the American Hungar- The Spell Down will take place at the WCTC studios. ian Foundation is presenting the exhibit, "The Art of Baron Laszlo Mednyanszky in The Spell Down Finals ~ Saturday, April 28 - 9 am -12 noon wctc Context — Works from the Salgo Trust for Education" from now until Sept. 16. The Will be held at the Mega Movies, Route 18, East Brunswick. museum is located at 300 Somerset St., New Brunswick. Suggested donation is Don't miss your chance to hear the talented fifth $5. graders of Middlesex, Somerset and Union Counties. 145O AM For more information or museum Central Jersey's Information Source hours, call (732) 846-5777. 3O SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 NS

SPRING CLEARANCE SALE! will celebrate its individual service at 10 a.m. Georges Road church The church is at the corner of Old 0o You Have Spring Fever?...We Do! opts for unified schedule Georges Road and Church Lane. A |W I Vinyl »i Concrete Iflnrouad Pools | The Georges Road Baptist Church, 9 Free with Join Us for Our North Brunswick, has announced its new 'Mother Goose programs Inground Purchase "unified schedule" effective April 8. Chil- slated to begin April 16 $2995 48th Annual dren's Sunday school and adult worship l will both begin at 10 a.m. each Sunday, re- South Brunswick Public Library is cur- placing the church's current schedule of rently holding registration for its "Mother Spring Sale! school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Goose" programs. Registration for atten- The Rev. James Brix said, "We believe dees returning to the program will be April many families and individuals, especially 9-11 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Registration those with young children, will find it ap- for first-time attendees began March 26.) pealing to meet their worship needs with Individuals may register by calling (732) other adults while their children are in a 329-4000, ext. 285, or in person in the safe, loving, and educational program." Children's Room of the library at 110 The church also offers Adult Christian Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction sec- Education classes and plans a major tion of South Brunswick. expansion of course offerings to begin next The eight sessions offered are: fall. The church will also use the expertise • April 16 for 10 weeks on Mondays at Above Ground Pools of various members and participants, in 10:05 a.m. for children ages 12-23 months, ROBBINSVILLE, NJ GREEN BROOK, WJ HILISBOROUGH, NJ addition to the minister, to provide classes or 10:45 a.m. for children ages 24-36 1220 Rt. 130 RT 22 E. BEFORE ROCK AVE. COBNEROF RTS. 206 8 514 National on topics such as financial management, months; (609) 443-3377 (732) 752-9886 (908) 874-6666 church music and spiritual renewal. • April 17 for 10 weeks on Tuesdays PA EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ Pools & Spas Georges Road, along with the Springs (times and age groups same as above); CM.. Rl.413i | D«UI. RD. of Living Water Church, North Brunswick, • April 18 for 10 weeks on Wednesdays, (215)785-5581 (732)238-2600 Serving Your Community for Nearly Half a Century J will hold its annual Maundy Thursday times and age groups same as above, and Communion Service April 12 at 7:30 p.m. also 11:30 a.m. for children ages 12-23 The service will include singing by the months; and congregation and choir, scripture readings, • April 21 for five weeks on Saturdays meditations in English and Korean, and at 10:05 a.m. for ages 12-36 months. communion. Preference will be given to South Easter Sunday service for both congre- Brunswick residents who have not attend- gations will be celebrated April 15 at 7:30 ed a past program or were "wait listed" for a.m. The service will be followed by an the previous sessions. For more informa- Easter breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Each church tion, call the library at 329-4000, ext. 285.

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We are located at: 388 Ryders Lane, Ryders Crossing Plaza Milltown, New Jersey 08850 s NETWORKI FINANCIAL Lucent Technologies Girl Scouts. 732-238-0483 Bali Labs Mnov3tJOTt5 Q invent SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 31 NSportS s Viking's Dan Rodriguez eyes another big season said. South Brunswick junior Rodriguez also likes a good challenge one of state's top After playing second base, his natuial baseball prospects position, as a freshman, he made the switch to shoitstop and has become an BV GEORGE ALBANO excellent defensive player there as well. Staff Writer "I'm actually stionger at second base than at shortstop, but it wasn't that big a fter hitting .354 as a freshman, deal to switch,"' he said. "'I just had to everyone wanted to know what make an arm adjustment, and I got strong A Dan Rodriguez of the South enough to make the throw from deep in Brunswick High School baseball team the hole comfoitably." could do for an encore "He's a real good high school short- So he showed them. He went out and stop," Grose added "But there's no ques- hit .453 as a sophomore along with a .656 tion second base is home for him. He on-base percentage, and went a perfect doesn't hit with the same kind of power as 7-0 with a 1.93 ERA as a pitcher for good a Craig Biggio, but he plays the same style measure. of baseball, always dirty, always diving. Now people arc asking the same kind Rutgers is already very interested in him of questions about his junior year. How as a second baseman." : can Dan Rodriguez possibly top last year? But Rodriguez has looked so good at ' A-*V ' WW '^~ He hopes to show them how again. shortstop that Grose has talked about leav- "I just want to get better every year," ing him there all the time this season, the 5-foot-6, 150-pound Rodriguez said. which makes the Vikings' defense "'Last year I did good, and hopefully I can stronger, and only pitching him in relief or do better this season. I just want to get bet- as a spot staitei despite his 7-0 record a ter. year ago. Rodriguez doesn't seem to "You always need to get better," the mind. Vikings' shortstop added. "I need to sit "We talked about that a couple of back and go to the opposite field more as times, and I told him I'll do whatever he JERRY WOLKOWITZ a hitter. I have a little trouble with that. I Monroe shortstop Andy Lawrence reaches to make a put-out on New Brunswick's needs me to do. I'll do what's best for the Marcos Ramirez during Tuesday's game at Monroe. The Falcons flexed their need to wait for the ball and make it trav- team," said Rodriguez, who admits he muscles in their Red Division season opener, beating the Zebras 12-0. el a little further." prefers hitting over pitching. "Who does- But if Rodriguez is having trouble with n't love to hit. Plus I think once our pitch- that part of his game, SBHS coach Harry ing comes around, we'll have a very Grose hasn't noticed. strong staff." "I think he goes the other way really But Grose isn't at all surprised by his well," Grose said of his junior standout, star player's unselfish, team-first attitude. The North Brunswick Soccer Club Star team is looking for a few players who who hits lefty and throws righty. "I think "He's mature enough to know his and the North Brunswick Buddy Ball are interested in going to Cooperstown, he needs to turn on the ball a little better. future," Grose said of Rodriguez, who Program are inviting parents who have N.Y., for tournament play this summer. To He's showing more confidence going the throws 81 mph and pitched two shutout children with special needs to participate qualify, you must be 12 years old or under opposite way, but I'd like to see him hit the innings in relief in the Vikings' 6-1 open- in this year's spring soccer program. The on Aug. 1,2001 and have experience and a ball to right-center and left-center more ing loss to St. Joseph's of Metuchen Buddy Ball Program of North Brunswick desire to play against some of the best instead of going to left-center all the time. Monday. supports children with special needs and baseball teams in the nation. Hard work, "And I'd like to see him get stronger "He's a good pitcher, and I bet he put encourages them to participate in soccer. dedication and mandatory practice hours and grow into his body," added the first- another five miles an hour on his pitch. Volunteers, called "buddies," ages 12 and are required. Enrollment is limited. Call up provide assistance, guidance and Rick Scarillo at (732) 821-1582 for more year head coach who was an assistant last "Danny is very unselfish. He hit No. 3 season. "But he already gets everything encouragement to the children. Call Pete information. for us last season, but I put him in the No. Clark at (732) 249-3296 for more informa- out of his body. He runs on eight cylin- 1 spot this year and he didn't complain. A tion. There are no fees or financial The inductees for the New Brunswick ders. But maybe he could get better if he lot of guys would want to stay at No. 3. gets bigger." demands. High School Athletic Hall of Fame for That's for the best hitter on the team, and the Class of 2001 have been picked for Not too many players have a bigger he is our best hitter, but I think he can help heart than Rodriguez or play the game South Brunswick Adult Soccer induction at the dinner in May at the Hyatt us more as a leadoff guy, setting the table, League (SBASL) is now accepting regis- Hotel, New Brunswick. The names will be with more passion. For the last two sum- stealing, taking the extra base. He's a lefty trations for the Summer Soccer League, made public after they or the families of mers, he played for the Independent hitter and can bunt for a base hits. He's running from June to August. This is a the deceased inductees have been notified. Eagles, a travel team out of Wentzville, lightning fast. He does a 6.7 or 6.8 in the recreational yet competitive soccer league Tickets for the dinner are now on sale and Mo., which plays all over the country and 60 and gets down to first base in 3 7 or 3.8 for adults 17 or older and varsity soccer can be obtained by notifying the high is coached by former New York Mets sec- seconds. players. Games will be played on Sunday school athletic director, Pat Daly, at (732) ond baseman Ron Hunt. But all of Rodriguez's physical attrib- mornings with some weekly evening 745-5337 or going directly to the school at "He [Hunt] goes all over the country utes aren't the only things that impress scrimmages. If you are interested in join- 1125 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, putting on clinics and picking up players Grose. ing or forming a team, call Tom Kauders at NJ. 08901. for his team," Rodriguez said. "He came (732) 297-5749, or visit www.south- "I'd say the most impressive thing to East Brunswick Vocational and brunswick.net. Members of the North Brunswick High Technical School for a clinic, and I tried about Danny is his drive and work ethic," School football team will team up with the out when I was in eighth grade and made the SBHS coach pointed out. "He's always The New Jersey Interscholastic Edison High School volleyball team and the team. But I didn't want to go away that the first one on the field and last one to Lacrosse Officials Association is current- other local high school athletes on April 17 summer. Then I tried out again as a fresh- leave. And he makes other players around ly seeking interested candidates to become to play in a benefit basketball game against man and made it again." him better, too. The kids look to him even high school boys lacrosse officials. Prior several members of the New York Giants. though he's only a junior. This summer, Rodriguez is switching playing experience is not required. For The game will be played at the Cook to the Jersey Angels, a travel team out of "He's the kind of player who does what more information, contact Bill Long at College Gym at Rutgers University 7-9:30 Manasquan which plays the same type of it takes to win." (609) 688-5500, ext. 2251. p.m. For more information, call (732) 418- 9878. Admission to the event is free and demanding schedule all over the country. And he's only going to get better. North Brunswick's 12-year-old AH- preregistration is not necessary. "He's such a baseball junkie," Grose 32 SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 NS E.B. girls look like team m to beat in Red Division JBV^RICHARDJEROMf led the team in homers with three last year. m or Staff Writer "She was crushing the ball in preseason," said Brady. hings couldn't have been brighter for Senior leftfielder Kristen McGowan, a the East Brunswick High School soft- three-year varsity player and contact hitter, Introducing the SpaTouch® laser to T ball team, as the Bears bested peren- shows consistency and the kind of leadership nial power Edison, 4-0 in their opening game safely remove unwanted hair. It's quick, one would expect from a class president, of the 2001 campaign. which she happens to be. painless, and costs less than you'd think. "We're very happy," said Coach Kevin Junior centerfielder Ashley Stapleton, Brady, who led EBHS to an 18-8 record last who made all-GMC last spring, is back as the year. "We have a lot of kids back, including leadoff hitter. A terror on the bases, she hit all our defensive starters. We did lose our Call today for your free consultation .329, topped the team in stolen bases and runs pitcher, all-Greater Middlesex Conference scored, with 20 each, and opened this year by pick Lauren Genovese." scoring three runs against Edison. Replacing her is senior Marissa Busch, The rightfielder, sophomore Jill Master- who went 4-1 last year. ton, has a strong arm and excellent offensive "She throws hard and has good control," potential. After a very hot start last year, she PLASTIC SURGERY ARTS Brady said. "She's the kind of pitcher who finished up at .278 and Brady hopes she'll put makes you hit weak grounders." Robert M. Olson, MD, FACS . Kevin T. Nini, MD, FACS together two fine halves this year. The number two hurler, sophomore Dara Philip D. Wey, MD, FACS Running down the rest of the roster, the Gadziela, who also plays first base, is nursing Bears have senior Theresa Alexander, an out- 78 Easton Avenue. New Brunswick . 732.418.0709 a broken wnst, leaving soph Jamie Assini, a 60 Mr, Lucas Road. Princeton . 609.921.2922 fielder; juniors Danara Burks, a first baseman, sometime outfielder, as the backup until she Jamie Leloia, a DH, and outfielders Thasia returns. LaDuca and Laura Prevete; sophomore Beth The Bears' catcher is strong-armed junior Choma (first base-outfield); and Stephanie Tara DeMarzo, who threw out 50 percent of Doud, a freshman catcher. enemy baserunners last year, while a solid Brady, who is assisted by Chera Busch hitter, freshman Amee Chroniewski, is at first and Kara Motusesky, led the Bears against base. The second sacker is four-year starter South Brunswick Wednesday, followed by TO RESIDENTS OF SOUTH Alicia Cruz, the team's leader in sacrifice Friday's tilt with Edison's J.R Stevens and a bunts, a skilled number two hitter and a slick Saturday match with Monroe. fielder. BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP "We want to compete for the Red Division "It'll be strange not to see her out there championship," he said, "and go for both the next year," said Brady. "She's a truly selfless county and State Group IV titles." player." Joining the bears atop the Red Division Division will be flushing water mains between the hours of Shortstop Michelle Baiera, a junior, was will likely be Edison, Old Bridge, Piscataway l»lll«KiM%l»I»lllJWIiyi[:«mark with and Saturday's meeting with Spotswood. out if you qualify, please call Nancy at the freshman squad last year and could move "We're looking to contend in the Red up to the No. 2 slot in the rotation, and junior Division, which is pretty much up for grabs (732) 418-8484 Jeff Rushnak. this year," said Hockenjos. "And of course, Junior Eric Coynars is at catcher, where we want to qualify for the states." NS SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 33 THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business o Auto • Classified • Linda BocHiagn; Joins GMAG/eioiia llson Realtors YHD Realty celebrates its first birthday Steve Waniak, manager of the South in their Million Dollar Sales Club for In an age when many start-up compa- making its mark by presenting a complete Brunswick office of GMAC Real 1988, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999 nies with ties to the Internet are scarcely a offering of real estate services at commis- Estate/Gloria Nilson Realtors, announces and 2000. memory, YHD Realty (yhd.com) of New sion rates starting as low as 2 percent. that Linda Bochiaro has joined their sales "Linda typifies the ideal real estate Jersey on March 13 celebrated its one-year YHD Realty now employs 104 people team as a sales associate. A licensed real agent in the way she provides that person- anniversary of operation as the "home of from across the state. Two-thirds of em- estate agent since 1974, Linda has spent al touch to her client's real estate needs and the 2 percent Realtor commission." ployees are licensed real estate agents. the last 17 years serving clients in guides them through a worry-free real "'Based on our current transaction vol- "We're achieving success because Middlesex, Somerset and Mercer counties. estate experience," said Waniak. ume, YHD Realty is poised to join the we're providing consumers with what they Over her extensive career Linda has A certified relocation corporate agent, ranks of the Top 100 Realtors in the U.S. oarnered numerous awards including Top want," said Cohen. "We give home sellers Linda has resided in South Brunswick with over the next 12 months, according to sta- a choice. That prospect began by changing Leadership Award (1990), Office Sales her husband and children for the last 16 tistics from Realtor magazine," said Glenn the way things have been done for decades. Leader (1996), as well as being recognized years. Linda Bochiaro can be reached at E. Cohen, founder and president of YHD by the New Jersey Association of Realtors (732) 398-2600. It's about saving homeowners money. It's Realty. "I am unbelievably proud of what about providing value in the process." we have been able to accomplish in one He also concedes that YHD Realty WeSctsert In East Brunswick earns regional awards year and this is only the beginning. We are must build on its momentum to remain now recognized by consumers and com- successful. petitors alike as a substantial force in the Elaine Salva, manager of Weichert, Sales Club. In addition, Donna is a mem- "The real estate industry is very com- Realtors' East Brunswick office, an- ber of Weichert's President's Club, placing industry. I firmly believe that YHD Realty has the unique opportunity to reshape the petitive. We can't afford to rest on our lau- nounced that Donna Waiters, sales asso- her in the top 1 percent of the company's lels. There's no stopping us now," said ciate, earned four regional awards in the residential real estate industry in the U.S." 7,500 sales associates. For 2000, Donna Cohen. month of February. earned membership in the New Jersey In YHD Realty's first year, New Jersey The region is comprised of 19 offices State Million Dollar Sales club at the gold home sellers have saved nearly $7.4 mil- During the next six months, Cohen throughout Ocean, Monmouth and level for closed transactions exceeding $10 lion in commissions, according to compa- foresees YHD Realty expanding its market Middlesex counties. million. ny estimates. Over the past 12 months, presence beyond New Jersey to tackle New Donna earned awaids in the categories The East Brunswick office earned YHD Realty has listed a total of 2,619 York, including the five city boroughs and of resale listings, resale marketed listings, awards in the categories of resale marketed homes and sold nearly 1,300 and currently suburban counties. The company will also resale revenue units and resale dollar vol- listings, and resale dollar volume for has an inventory of more than 1,200 enter the Eastern Pennsylvania market. ume for recording more than $4 million in recording more than $12 million in trans- homes. YHD Realty's sales volume, with- These maikets present new competitive transactions. For 2000, Donna was named actions. in its first 12 months, has a value in excess challenges, Cohen acknowledges. "That's the office's top listing and top producing To speak to these top producing real of $260 million. In what Cohen character- why we're waiting to make our entrance agent. A member of Weichert's Million estate professionals, call Weichert's East izes as "phenomenal performance," YHD slowly. We're not interested in growing too Dollar Club, she also reached a career Brunswick office, (732) 254-1700, located Realty has demonstrated significant far or too fast. It would be counterproduc- milestone by qualifying for Weichert's 100 at Route 18 and Icker Avenue. growth in size, listings, sales and brand tive. We don't want to take shortcuts when awareness. it comes to servicing our customers." YHD Realty serves the entire state of For more information, visit the Web site Jones SCnyoScSe joins OIVlAO/OSorga Niison Realtors New Jersey with licensed local agents who at www.yhd.com or call 1-800-225-5943. specialize in their respective market areas. Steve Waniak, manager of the South Call Charmaine "Terry" Jones Knuckle The company was launched as the state's Brunswick office of GMAC Real at (732) 398-2600. first technology-backed real estate agency, Estate/Gloria Nilson Realtors, announces that Charmaine "Terry" Jones Knuckle has joined the sales team as a sales associate. In her three-year real estate career Terry has become a top notch consultant for both buyers and sellers, and she prides herself Lenders 1 on her marketing and negotiating skills. 30-yr Fix. IU2J23 -yr ARM gJJ^^B Gomments Terry resides in South Brunswick with Phone # RATE PTS. RATE PTS, RATE PTS, RATE PTS. her husband and three children. 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Box 5001 similar desktop publishing software pleasant working conditions Carteret, NJ 07008 Freehold, NJ 07728 Later opportunity for more REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE SALES-CRUISE Fax 732 326-9875 Send resume and copies of work to responsibility Attractive office The Door is open Dont miss F/T - P/T Our phones are Attn: Gerald Dahms Greater Media Newspapers hours Call Wendy, Monday - the opportunity for our licens ringing off the wall! No cold Fax # 732-780-4257 Thursday, 9am • 4pm ing course and the most ad calls will tram to sell cruises P.O. Box 5001 732-297-1947 vanced training to sur --'••- over phone Perfect for empty Freehold, NJ 07728 in a Fast Successful Start' nesters & people returning to FedEx Attn: Adele Young HOME DELIVERY ADVERTISING CLERK the work force We are the Fax 732-780-4192 OFFICE ASSISTANT FOR leading cruise seller in the Women and Minorities are Greater Media Newspapers a group of 8 weekly EYE DOCTOR Afternoons & North East Salary encourged to join the team' evenings People person commission perks free trips EOE/AA community newspapers has an immediate opening Phone Si computer comfortable Coldwell Banker Fun place to work for a pt clerk to support our classified advertising Able to complete proiects Residential Brokerage Call any manager Department Duties will include general typing Old Bridge 732-721-2020 INDEPENDENT Call Kevin Ward 732-583-5000 732-257-4545 running reports & compiling data typing legal notices placing house ads filing mailing CONTRACTORS tearsheels and general support to the Classified Ad Department and Manager Knowledge of Word 8 Newspaper Delivery one or two days a week Excel a plus Hours are PT Monday Friday Routes are available on Wednesday and/or Please mail or fax Resume to Thursday afternoons in Monmouth counties Greater Media Newspapers WE CAN HELP YOU! No collections P.O. Box 5001 Freehold, NJ 07728 Earn $200 to $300 or more a month only working Attn: Linda Kelly one day a week Fax # 732-780-4678 A reliable vehicle and valid drivers license are needed FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Call 732-254-7004 ext. 253 vJive your Recruitment Needed in Manalapan, Marlboro, Morganville and Advertising a new Colts Neck area You must have a reliable vehicle and be willing to deliver in your area report new MAIL BOOM direction! Let us set you areas count streets and routes and do what is needed to make your area problem free You will FULL TIME & PART TIME on the right path to report directly to the Circulation Manager This position is very part time working one day a week Positions Available achieve your recruitment and a few hours more as necessary Positions require continuous bending and lifting of goals. With help from Call Linda at 732-254-7004 ext. 202. either newspapers or inserts into inserting or Greater Media mailing equipment FIELD REPRESENTATIVE If you are available one, two, three or more late weekday nights < Newspapers, we will show Needed in Old Bridge & Spotswood area You must > you how to fill your employment have a reliable vehicle and be willing to deliver in Come fill out an application at: < your area report new areas count streets and Greater Jersey Press < needs with our 8 Weekly routes and do what is needed to make your area 10 Connerty Court problem free You will report directly to the East Brunswick, NJ 08816 < Newspapers in Middlesex, Monmouth & Ocean Circulation Manager This position is part time working 2 3 days a week A strong customer service Counties. Reaching over 512,800 readers every attitude is needed to recruit youth carriers & check Wednesday. Our Classified Section is growing as delivery each week mmnm ARTIST Call Debbie at 732-254-7004 ext. 206. Full Time or Part Time position for busy newspaper advertisers realize the effectiveness of a production department Evening hours Must be proficient in Multi ad Creator or Quark XPress and community newspaper for filling their Photoshop good typesetting skills a must CIRCULATION Please mail or fax Resume to Recruitment Needs. Greater Media Newspapers MIDDLESEX COUNTY P.O. Box 5001 A strong customer service attitude is needed to Freehold, NJ 07728 recruit youth carriers and check delivery each week Attn: Toni Smith S Greater Media Newspapers Some delivery may be required Hours are flexible Fax # 732-780-3965 | FAX: 732-780-4678 Call 732-254-7004 ext. 253 CALL 1-800-660-4ADS Today! COMMAND SHOW WITH OS! Greater Media Newspapers Ofefeter Media Newspapers Is an Equal Opportunity Employer 38 SENTINEL, APRIL 5, 2001 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! wwwgmnews.com NS

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE ACORN Homes • Yards • Construction REPAIR-JACKS-WIRING Red 2 door, 72,000 miles '96 - Fully loaded w/phone Vans TREE SERVICE Best prices! 732-446-1151 OPEN • CLOSE • REBUILDS 25 yrs exp w/NYNEX $4,000 Passed NJ Inspection. lack Exc. cond 89.000 miles AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Removals • Trimming • Stumps LINERS • DECKS • FILTERS Call Ed 732-536-2477 732-888-7513 call after 6pm $7,950 908-241-1200 ext. ALL JOBS Ins .free est Les 732-967-0458 368 between Sam & 4pm Free Est. Call 732-495-7657 908-359-3000 FORD CONTOUR,'95, Auto, 732-679-0236 between 6 & 8 CHEVROLET Full size Pick- AERATION • OVERSEEDING A AAAffordable A/C, P/S a P/W, Tan body & up '86 - 35Q cid engine, p/s, ALL AROUND HANDYMAN MOWING. Sayrevllle area. CLEAN-UPS 095G Waterproofing interior exc cond 79,000 mi PONTIAC GRAND AM LE p/b, manual trans , trailer pkg All Types Of Call Rich 732-254-2489 We take away anything 089 Plumbing Ask $5,500. 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Lic.#21791 B All types of debris removed BACSOKA Call 732-521-2484 FORDTHUNDERB1RD '87 Call 732-446-1346 painting, etc 732-833-1397 Free estimates 732-438-8684 Silver, red interior, sun roof FORD R150 '86 - Dark green. Call 732-679-8248 PLUMBING & HEATING fully loaded, needs engine 6 cylinder, 4 speed standard, 1096b Window 66,700 miles, Mint condition. HANDYMEN REMOVAL - Sheds, Carpets, Complete Kitchen & Bath work, SBOO Neg 732-409-7778 DAVE & SON Metal, Interior Demo, etc. Washing $3,250 Call 732-462-3295 •> Honest • Professional Call Stan -V 732-778-3577 Remodeling Water Heaters Ford Trucks From $500 Complete Home Repairs LAWN & LANDSCAPING Sewer & Drain Cleaning Police Impounds Toyotas, 110a Sport FORD F350 '90 XLT Ext Cab Call John, 732-651-0784 "We do it right - first time, Reasonable Rates Free Est. Chevy's, Jeeps CALL NOW" Diesel, dually, 100,000 mi gar every lime" Call forunbeat- License #5628 WE DO IT ALL TOM'S WINDOW WASHING 1-800-892-6999 ext. C9B55 Utility Vehicles kept. 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Firmi! 732-251-2289 '90 5 speed manual 6 cyl HOMBRE '98 Call Dan • 732-238-2429 Anything you want taken to WATER HEATERS 4 LINES 4 WEEKS tov//plow attach 90,000 mi BEAUTIFUL CONDITIONI dumps. Free Estimates. REPAIRS & REMODELING -V Jr 17' LOGIC '98 -.V A Good condition $4,100. White Matching cap with black V. I. P. HANDYMAN Call 732-721-8246 GEORGE SAHUL JR. '99 Motor/'98 Trailer Special ONLY $32. **Call 732-583-1418** trim, 5 speed, A/C, ABS All Phases of Home Improvement License #5568 hull. 5x Impact resistance ol brakes, dual airbags, am/fm •Tile •Buildmg/Sheetrock -Painting cass , AIWA Stereo Ladder For Free Est • 732-254-7301 086 Painting fiberglass, $7,500 Illness * Renew for 4 weeks* 112 Autos/Trucks ADVERTISE YOUR 732-251-5660 lorces sale Call 732-229-3451 holders/bedliner, 17,300 miles Wallpapering Only $5. Wanted reach in windows all around. LAWN CARE SERVICES 20 ft. CHRIS CRAFT '88 - Bow Factory warranty 59,000. 1080b Home JIM'S Rider, 205 Limited, Merc 175 1-800-660-4237 PLUMBING & HEATING (Private Party Only) Days: 732-289-3106 hsp. Shoreline trailer w/brakes {Some Restrictions Apply) Eves: 732-297-3505 Improvements A SHADE BETTER Insured. Free est. Lie. #10952 $4,500 neg Call 732-521-0899 NISSAN QUEST GXE,'95 MT Call 732-251-6133 A&A Sand color , 67 000 miles Interior Painting -Precise -Neat Call Classified All autos/lrucks accepted Any AM/FM, A/C, ABS brakes A. CIRICILLO TREE SERVICE •Priced Right! 732-238-7053 cond We pay the most cash! Exc. cond Call 732-422-1515 PLASTERING • STUCCO • Tree Removal POWELL 110 Autos for Sale Our Ads Get Results! 732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850 DRYWALL • MASONRY •Trimming A1 Ail-terior Motif Plumbing / Heating free Estimates •732-780-8996 • Lot Clearing Prof. Wallpapering & Painting Water Heaters • Appliances 1-800-660-4237 ABSOLUTE Highest Value 118 MotorHomes ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS • Stump Grinding • Firewood Affordable-Courteous-Reliabie Kitchen & Bath Installation Rep. Vehicles BATHS- KITCHENS -Free est Fully Insured. 732-446-2040 Prompt estimates 732-539-4170 Drain Cleaning & Repairs $0 DOWN CARS Local 732-358-5210 DONATE CARSI! ANI Construction 732-521-2444 ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS Bonded / InsuretT-Lie $10415 To help the underprivileged Excellent Indoor & Outdoor Call 732-613-0538 Police Impounds & Reposl HONDA CIVIC EX'98 - 2 dr ADDITIONS-ALL HOME STUMP REMOVAL Painting Residential & Honda, Chevy, Jeep & auto , 38,000 miles. 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JOAN 'TRUDY' EDGEWORTH EUGENIA 'GINA'KELLETT

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SAYREVILLE 184,908 EAST BRUNSWICK s203,900 SOUTH RIVER 184,900 SOUTH RIVER s162,900 You will fall in love uith this older stylish colonial LoviJ, split on very large property ne /er eat n 3 bedrooms colonial lenradelid kitchen formal on double lot itli large FDR w/SF Bai uindou kitchen all ne i Arderson i mdous walk n attic Charming ranch AC security system fireplace 3 dm ng room glass enclosed porch remodeled full spacious LR bright & sunny EIK i /newer appl hard ood floors ne er I irrnce and huh bedroom large lot must see bath detached one cir gauge full v alkout Major upgradeo and all new vinyl windoi a Great bedrooms and den recheetrocked and nsulated Call (732) 254-1700 basemen! locution close to school" S shopping (164005359) beautiful spacious yard and a i onderful location Call (732) 525-1550 Call (732) 254-1700 Call (732) 254-1700

MARJORIEYEH MICHELE SILBERMAN

EAST BRUNSWICK '309,000 EAST BRUNSWICK 5382,888 EAST BRUNSWICK S293,500 FRANKLIN TWP. $239,900 This updated home features 4 bedrooms 2 5 Immaculate Colonial uith 4 bedrooms 2 5 Unique gracious Victorian Colonial boast Nice 3 4 bedroom 1 5 bath bi level /ith 2 car bath on a prime block numerous upgrades included master baths 2 car garage full basement brick garage Woodbummg stove LR D/R C/A pas suite/updated kitchen and EIK i/ith French fireplace & C/A heat wooded level lot located on a cu! de sic Call (732) 254-1700 doors opens to deck/hot tub Backs to woods near schools and major Call (732) 254-1700 Call (732) 254-1700 transportat on All appl ances are included (SB043 00555) Call (732) 297-0200 MANUEL KLIMASOVSKY JOSEPH D'ANGIOLILLO MARYANN "DONI" GUYETTE

FRANKLIN PARK $205,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $264,900 FRANKLIN TWP. 425,000 HILLSBOROUGH '519,900 1 First time homebuyers must hurry This great one Tti s spectacular two bedroom tounliouse n Princeton View of the Riversides from this home Hearty Gorgeous 4 bedrooms 2 bath colonial full Car garage tounhouse in desirable Beacon Hill is Walk is a true gem Cut de sac location back ng to folks can be seen canoeing and jogging along the basement cedar deck in lovely Neshanic Station picturesque riverside Custom built expanded cape waiting for you Call the office to view today before woods Beaut ful eat n kitchen uth hard /ood floors Great fam ly home (SB043 006395) 1 with 4 large Bdrms LR DR KIT fam drm 2/ bath it s gone tomorrow (SB043 006390) Master bedroom u th Jacuzzi tub sho ver stall and large 2 car garage com/ to St Peters and RWJ Hosp Call (732) 297-0200 /alk in closet The two story I ving room s Easy commute to NYC (SB043 006383) Call (732) 297-0200 breathtakingly contemporary (SB043 006337) Call (732) 297-0200 Call (732) 297-0200 Offices/ Info. www.weichert.com About Us Mittimy (aymenli an tif 31-year ci rweni«»nal rnvtm* mingaiis aMelaiii* leltw. fleast ask anui: Uwer Ocwn juymnnts'Ltwer MinlMy ra ntienf s*Q)Jitr Bptitus B i For pi) chast- pi es up to ^21500 monthly mortgage payments (p nc pa + merest) quoted n aur ads a e lo qual (ett bi yets ba ed upon a 20 * dc npayrn nt and a Old Bridge Office East Brunswick Off ice 1 ran ertonal 30 >£.a f xecJ ratp oan at 7 2o a fh3 po nt A PR 7 6177a As in eomp c a S1ODO0O oan ould m° n36O n on h / pa mnnt of §o8218 For purchase J 732-525-1550 732-254-1700 BS Irom $321 501 to $812 500 the mon h y pa^me Is a L to qua (ed buyers based upon a ^0° do npa/rrent and ca cu atcd ut 5 tk 3 po nts on a Jumbo JO ya; ! f xed rate mnrtQag tn an A P R Of 7 B26°o An c^i nj of a S5Q0 000 oan ou d ncan 360 men b!y pay nents of S3 496 0? F gu c t e e n are appro* nd tto not j ncludDp ope ty taxes Iwa d nsu ante o fomeo esassoca on due la a condom n urr pu cha e I t cst rat squot d are as of Now 2 2GO0 a d uti cttochu ge Not j Realtors Kenaaii Park Office rLspons C e for typograph cal er o s W el e i F n nc ai Se v CBS t ecut e off ces 2^5 L t eion Road n Mot s Pia s NJ O7O50 1 &QQ 829 CASH L ccn er) b the fJJ | i Depa tment of B nk ng a d insurance f'ortgagE Banker h me State Dt.pa tn rt o! Ba k ng n NY CT and PA L census Lenfle n DE MD VA D C AK rx GA Equa : I o s ng le d WechsrlFnanc 3lS"rvc 5 n an aft teofiAuC n Ren to ^ „______1-60O-WEICHERT